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that was exceptionally good-looking group of photos. did you notice that? looking patriotic americans. joey:nothing like the red, white and blue to bring out your eyes. rachel: you can tell we are outside. will: it is an electric blanket. rachel: warm and cozy. i get cold easily so thank you for making this more bearable. will: i noticed there were group shots, thanksgiving, everyone together, big group shots. the 3 of us had a little thanksgiving festivities this week. i didn't have any. joe: i had to stretch on mine a little bit. will: that is the one on my phone. the only photo. joe: that is a nice patient. rachel: did i not send mine in this morning?

joe: the perk was to see the parade from the building here, got really excited, margo and meg, margo got excited for chase. will: that was really cool. rachel: i got to meet your wife and daughter and i'm excited they got to do it in a warm fashion to experience the macy's parade from the third floor fox. joe: all i do is watch it from home, but seeing the band go by, it is better to see it in person. show up sometime. rachel: we deep-fried our turkey. joe: is this your first time? rachel: we smoked them last year and tried them this year and it was wonderful. people wonder how we put it together and my daughter put it on, i don't know what they call

this, she sped it up. teamwork is how it gets done when you have a lot of kids. joe: that is the american dream. rachel: we have to work together. will: got a lot of help. americans need more help because inflation is hitting everyone's budget. on average people are spending $433 a month more. black friday followed up thanksgiving yesterday, big shopping day. this is what is hitting people's pocketbooks this year as compared to a year ago. rachel: a lot of people weren't around the thanks giving table because they couldn't make it because airline prices were so expensive, gas prices so expensive that some people didn't make the drive they would normally make to grandma's house to spend thanksgiving. that is hurting a lot of people and i think that number is low. 433 depends on what you are

buying or not. joe: that is a car payment, something to put back. the difference between three roommates and having one roommate. depending where you are in the socioeconomic scale $433 is an impact your life. rachel: so many are choosing between groceries and heating. i stop thinking about people living in cold places that are saying they are cold and this is america. we have people who are cold who can't afford their gas bills, can't afford their heating bills and it is so intentional. it doesn't have to be this way. a business cycle we can blame on unknown forces, these are intentionally done through green policies mostly and making people poor. will: another thing that could have a huge impact is there's a rail strike.

there's been talk with the union and major rail carriers. the biden administration attempting to step in earlier in the fall, that has been rejected by the rail workers union. it is expected if there is a rail strike it can have this impact, $2 million per day, from the association of american railroads, these are things you can expect, any type of passenger rail problems, rail is one of the major transportation -- trucking and rail, major transportation. rachel: so much energy is transported by rail because we have an administration that killed the keystone pipeline, rail was the backup plan, looking at energy, will people go cold because we can't have energy? not just food for us but food for our food. people in the south, got to do an interview on thanksgiving

with a couple the came on several times, they are salt of the earth, the grain in the south runs dry, they don't grow enough grain for all the farm animals, that comes from the midwest the rail sets down, can't feed pigs and cows, don't get pork and beef. so many things will be affected by this. did pete buttigieg try to help out? maybe he still cozying up with the airlines? rachel: you talk about food for the animals and some people said we can switch to trucks, there's not enough trucks, not enough workers to get in those trucks and drive both things across the country. this is such -- there is no part of our economic system that hasn't been impacted negatively by this administration, glad you brought up pete buttigieg, where is he? his the transportation

secretary, everyone said -- morgan ortagus called him boy wonder, he has been a disaster. will: this would be a disaster if the administration can't avert a rail strike, steve more said this would be a black eye for the administration. >> people feeling they are poor and they are. we have this rail strike, would be a great danger to the country, you think things are expensive now, wait until you have a rail system shut down and i hope we can avert this strike but half of the merchandise you by auy at the store whether it is groceries or other items, some energy is transported by rail. this is a real black eye for the administration who told us they have this rail system solved before the election.

rachel: rail workers are saying they are not getting paid enough. any other concerns, what the rail workers want. will: i believe -- not confident this is the case, it is paid leave days, they want more sick days, they will be paid for those sick days. the biden administration sold to the american public they had a deal. in a way, not like the student loan crisis where they say there's a big economy and before the midterms. afterwords, they stepped in and said this was unconstitutional, can't hand out money for student loans and than the midterm elections are in you have potential rail strike. rachel: the saudi's sold them out. there was that memo that said

keep prices low until after the election. carley: joe: there is critical authority to step in but is that where we need to be? there are 3 major unions, two got to a deal, the biggest one didn't and the other two said they supported it and the other one strike and it seems somebody that is competent in the administration could make this act. rachel: finding competency in this administration not an easy task. we will move on. idaho police and the fbi returned to the scene where four university of idaho students were stabbed to death in the middle of the night. will: investigators leaving with bags of evidence, ruling out a connection to an unsolved attack in oregon. joe: ashley strohmeyer joins us with the latest. >> reporter: they were collecting small bags of evidence friday at the home where four college students were stabbed two weeks ago. in total, 113 pieces of

physical evidence have been collected and processed. >> reporter: may have brought a specialist on the scene, hairs and fibers, just to make sure nothing was not collected. the evidence is only as good as the collector of the evidence. >> reporter: in addition, 260 digital photos were uploaded to an fbi link. the governor ordered $1 million in state funds to the investigation. authorities say kaylee gonzalo those --gonzalvez may have had a stocker. there are similarities. investigators continue to look for a suspect, the university is giving the option of remote learning, it will follow the same structure established during the covid 19 pandemic,

resume classes, the university of idaho will host a candlelight vigil wednesday in memory of them. will: just going on almost two weeks. i don't want to say they have no suspects, but now students are saying they are not going to come back, they will make pandemic your accommodation for students. rachel: a lot of students have stayed home for far less important reasons, they don't know if this killer is on the loose, people are traumatized. i don't blame these kids for wanting them to come home. joe: you send your kids to college, me your most prized possession, most important thing in the world you, you worry about experimenting with drugs or bad relationships, the emotional toll and things like that. you try to set them up but something like this how do you

prepare your kid for that? you don't. that is what makes this so terrible and makes people sitting at home so worried and so much pressure on police to the community to feel safe but they can't say what is true and show their cards. i hope they do have something, small town, you don't expect the best pr mechanism but you hope they are doing solid police work and getting closer. will: kaylee gonzalvez may have had a stocker. rachel: they said there was one of four who was targeted. one thing they said. this could be a connection that could be her. will: additional headlines. virginia police say the store manager who killed six people in a walmart on tuesday bought the gun legally on the morning of the shooting. the gunman who took his own life also left a death note. one passenger, one passage says

the associates gave the evil twisted grins mock me and celebrate my downfall, that is why they suffered the same fate as we. north carolina, a walmart was shut down on black friday after a shopper was shot in the hip during an argument. the suspect is on the loose. a dramatic video shows the coast guard rescuing a man who fell off a carnival cruise ship into the gulf of mexico, you see him treading water and waving his arms. he was out there for 15 hours. eventually guardsmen were able to pool the man out. he was showing signs of hypothermia but is now in stable condition. he was last seen in the cruise ship's bar. rachel: i can't imagine treading water for 15 hours. will: the giants and cowboys making history, more than 42 million people watching nfc east contenders class thursday afternoon on fox, makes it the

most-watched regular-season game ever. he cowboys won. that is big, going back to when there were 3 channels on television. there's plenty more nfl action this sunday, that includes the rams taking on the chiefs at 4:00 pm eastern time on fox and those are your headlines. joe: cowboys did good, i'm praying for you, making it to the super bowl, at some point, longhorns did well. they are not going to make it. will: is off today obviously. the cowboys and vikings, he's going to pay for that. rachel: he has got to where the cowboys, that would be fun. joe: still had terrifying scenes in china, protests erupting as the communist country reenters covid lockdowns. rachel: there is no time off at the border. agents in one sector reporting,

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western muslim capital, in response chinese authorities said yesterday they would use covid lockdowns, residents will not be able to leave their immediate compounds what will be able to leave their individual buildings in shifts. it is unclear when that will take place, china's 0 covid policy has created chaos in the biggest iphone assembly factory, thousands of workers protested wage issues and unsanitary work environments, videos show workers clashing with local authorities dressed in hazmat suits. their desperation is echoed throughout the country, many have been forced to remain confined in homes and workplaces for months but hopes are dim that lockdown policies are going to ease overall, china's national health commission reported covid cases nationwide have reached record highs. will: i want to say something in response to this. covid has been one of the worst

journalistic stories potentially in our lifetime meaning the amount of knowledge we have about the long-term effects of covert and long-term effects of the vaccine, why china is locking down, we have so little knowledge about this and forced to not ask questions regarding all of these topics that we are walking into history. so in the dark. i don't know why china is doing what they are doing with the 0 covid policy or total lockdowns. we talked to gordon chang, he said it's an authoritarian way to suppress the population. others suggest what does china know that we don't know about covid? no one has reported on this, all cause mortality, total deaths, roughly a 15% to 20%, funeral services, that business booming, funeral services are way over expectations and no one knows the answer as to why.

nothing accounts for the total growth of why people, i am sitting here as a journalist, we as journalists need to answer these questions for the american population. rachel: i am not a journalists but i wish the journalist community would do something about this in terms of curiosity what is happening. if you want to hear answers, if you want to discuss the fact that deaths are up you have to be on rumble or some other site that is willing to talk about it. it is a taboo subject and we need answers beginning with the origins of covid. that's why the origins are important, not just the china hasn't been held accountable but what does china know about this virus that we don't know? will: they are locking down, that deserves questions. joe: on the topic of journalist asking questions from people in charge, we trotted doctor

anthony fauci out to give him a sweet farewell, they presumed there would be rose's throne and applause. a couple journalists tried to ask questions. rachel: from africa, not from our country. joe: the secretary gets rude and defensive and combative, do not ask this man a question about the job he has done, how dare you. where can you get answers if it is politically incorrect or unacceptable to ask questions. rachel: the journalist who was pushing that was from africa. our press corps, not asking questions. will: everyone has a day off at the border, here is numbers from bill meligin, in a single 7-day stretch, 10,000 illegal crossings, look at this number, 10,900 million got aways.

among those, this would come from not that 6,000 number of known got aways, 6 sex offenders arrested. who knows how many more? rachel: can i add another statistic? over the past year we talked about 89 known terrorists that have been apprehended but we now have new data that in october, 40 known terrorists caught at the border in october. that means we see this up tech. terrorists across the globe are saying this is the way to get into this country, this is so dangerous. you talk about what is happening in border communities, this is a national security threat. i had sarah carter on last night when hosting jesse waters's show and here's what she said about human trafficking that is happening at the border. >> one hundred 30,000 children

entered shelters in the united states just last fiscal year. that doesn't include all the children that disappeared on the journey here, children the disappeared in the country, if the biden administration does not change course immediately, this is not only a humanitarian crisis, it is a national security crisis. they are absolutely one hundred% responsible for every single child that gets murdered, that gets taken, that is used as a slave, that is used in the sexual labor, and i hope they are watching this and changed court, these children do not deserve it. the american public deserves it, and our own children are dying too. rachel: 40% of children across the board we lose track of. they are using these children

for organ harvesting. this is evil step happening at the border. no one in our administration wants to talk about what is happening with the children. joe: strap in with me, hold your coffee and go back all the way to summer of 2015. donald trump earlier in the year came down an escalator in a golden palace, does a press release, says he's running for president. the next year he talks about two things, over and over and over again, china, the border, china, the border of the what does he do? he wins the white house talking about unfairness from china, cracking down on china, not letting them take advantage of us, talking about the border. positive messages, this is how i am going to do it. build the wall was the slogan before make america great again. people rewarded him for identifying two problems and having solutions. republicans got embarrassed in the midterms talking about the issues but talking about how badly democrats have treated

the issue, not about solutions they bring to the table. donald trump is running for president again, the only one we know for sure. what i am getting at is americans are looking for solutions and these issues have only gotten worse under president biden. americans care about these issues. if you can win the white house as the guy saying you are fired talking about build the wall and in a year you lose the presidential election, you win the rio grande valley region americans care about this issue, this is not a forgotten issue. all republicans have to do is go back to build the wall, bringing the solution, not just saying how bad it is but how to fix it and americans will probably reward that again. will: trouble as a possible railroad strike looms, chemical manufacturers could be the first affected. from water treatments and plastics, even gas. how you could be impacted.

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rachel: welcome back to "fox and friends," potentially devastating rail strike looming over the holidays and could impact every industry in america and that includes chemical manufacturers which shipped 30,000 carloads of product per week. that is worth $2.8 billion and the chemistry council says their trade could be one of the first to hit your wallet. the american comes to council president and ceo, chris john, joined me now. >> good morning. rachel: you are the president of this chemical industry, their counsel. explain the impact it will have on your industry and how it will impact every day

americans. explain how that connection is. >> chemical manufacturers would be one of the first industries impacted by threat of a rail strike so to prepare for shut down railroads stop taking chemicals in advance of the strike, we have a deadline of december 9th to reach a deal but they will stop accepting a lot of shipments by december 2nd. our members would be forced to either curtail or shut down production within a week of the strike beginning. the reason it matters to your viewers is the chemical industry supports throughout the manufacturing process everything made in this country, to automobiles, pharmaceuticals, refining, semiconductors, the industry supports every sector of the economy. rachel: i'm amazed at what will

impact, the economy would lose 700,000 jobs, ppi would jump 4%, gdp would shrink by 1%, $160 billion would be pooled from the economy. a massive impact. what do you want congress to do, what can they do? >> what we need congress to do is act quickly, well in advance of the strike and ask them to pass bipartisan legislation, 60 votes for this in the center implement the terms of a deal the railroads and unions already agreed to. they made the agreement in september and our country cannot afford a shut down of the real network. this is an economic calamity waiting to happen and something that's completely preventable. we are asking congress to act quickly on a bipartisan basis to pass legislation to prevent this from happening. rachel: we thought this was resolved in september,

president biden did a victory lap and bragged about it ahead of the midterm saying he had resolved this issue. what happened, why did this breakdown after we thought we had terms in september? >> civil unions voted to disapprove the agreement that was reached between the labor leaders and the railroad so we are in a situation where most of the unions approved the deal but some have not. and because those unions will cross the picket line the entire network could shut down as soon as december 9th but for our members that would be a week in advance. that's why it is important we have leadership from the white house and congress to move ahead so we are looking to president biden to engage with the unions, the railroads and congress to prevent the strike from happening. rachel: thank you for joining us this morning.

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>> i would like to but you are thousand pounds, go to a charity that the us ties or wins against the uk. would you take that bet? >> what i will do is raise you to $5000. $5000 says you don't get anything out of the game and england beats you. brian: i will absolutely do it. will: brian kilmeade bet piers morgan $5,000 the us would tie

were beat england in the world cup and they tied. let's bring in brian kilmeade. it is hard for the non-soccer fan to celebrate a 0-0 time but that is a win for you and for america but for you. brian: the sixth ranked team in the world, no doubt they could be in the final and for the us to tie into disappointing fashion and play with england, their chances, you can wait for a counterattack but that's not the way the game is played. they played straight up and said we will beat your you beat us, we will not change our alignment or do anything different except mold around the offense and the challenges you have and if you watch the game, pretty much even the whole time and at the end the us had the best opportunity so i am really encouraged. i think the drama of the next game is bigger than soccer because you have the uranian

team the us has to be and i believe they will and now routine that refuses to sing the national anthem, they protest against their terrible government who are killing people for protesting, and women wanting things like rights not to be murdered because they don't have their headgear on correctly and you have counter protesters and protesters fighting in qatar and a terror attack looming. that's the subplot to tuesday's game. will: look at the sweets, pierce tweeted thanks a lot after losing this $5000, the manager of england, no one watching but perhaps you and me would understand, i don't know why they don't play fill, that's england i'm talking about, excellent charities, you are giving the folds of honor and tunnel to towers, and by

the way, i'm a little worried about iran. there is a lot outside the game on this game and they are not terrible, iran is not an easy a game we are making it out to be. brian: whales lost their goalie who got a red card and they had to play the rest of the game a man down and never recovered, got crushed by england 6-numtwo but they know when they come back their families could be under house arrest, they know this could be their last day of freedom, a terrible regime inflicting its horrible garment on the and higher region. that is why it is nuts that our government is entertaining, going into a nuclear deal with them which la -- alienated us from saudi arabia and the rest of the sunni arab world but i don't want to digress, it's still just soccer but once the tournament ends it becomes very row, the us has to get through. i'm amazed at the bows in this tournament, coverage has been

great with challenges of qatar but you are a soccer family, you notice non-soccer players caring about this? will: yes. non-soccer, my entire family, extended family who are not all soccer fans gathered to watch the game yesterday. everyone was in on that. december 2nd fox nation, brian kilmeade live, tell us about it. brian: i will go through what i'm trying to do is bring the 1776 mindset back to american history through my books, chance to go on stage, fox nation is cosponsoring it and friday pete and rachel and carly agreed to come down and do some fun stuff so bring history to life but most of all it is a fun day on stage where things can only be scripted to

a certain extent so fox nation will stream some of the fun but if you are in the new jersey performing arts center come out to newark, beautiful facility, vip opportunities as well and i end with the freedom fighter. will: tonight, tim tebow and who else? brian: tim tebow will be on as well as the duffys, rachel and sean joining us bringing us inside the thanksgiving for every one, another exciting surprise coming your way over the next hour but a special thanks giving addition including history of thanksgiving, dave ramsey, one of the funniest guys on gutfeld, we know comedians carrie gutfeld which is catapulted a number one in late-night television. will: you must be in nova scotia, halifax, where the sun is up. long island. way ahead. brian: that is my neighborhood.

will: see you tonight, thanks. over to you. rachel: thank you. i love that brian will get $5,000 out of piers morgan. we begin with this, new york city police officers and good samaritans rescue a man from the subway tracks in harlem moments before an ongoing train pulled into the station. officers rushed from the other side of the tracks when they got the call about a man who had fallen. a bystander was at the victim side when police arrived and they quickly lifted him back onto the platform. amazing. tiger woods confirming he will play in the pnc championship alongside his son charlie. it marks the second straight year he and his son will play in the annual event, tiger tweeting out getting to play as a dad makes the week more special.

those are your headlines, let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. >> reporter: you are spending time outside. it is not that bad. a lot of people traveling home from the holidays, temperaturewise almost the entire country pretty good, cold across areas of the ohio valley, even that is not really cold. one little disturbance across parts of the south brought significant snow to new mexico, texas, that snow, be careful if you're heading across i 20 and i 10, you could see some accumulated snow and significant rain throughout the day, airport around dallas, houston, memphis and new orleans, the storm moves east and potentially causing delays but not a big storm, looks like we will get home after the holidays. back to you inside.

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will: are you tired of those turkey sandwiches? joe: we have a few new recipes you can try with those thanks going leftovers? rachel: chef diane hendrick, you brought your leftovers. rachel: i'm so happy, this makes me so happy. >> rose and vegetables, what cauliflower, turkey gravy, cranberry sauce, pecan pie and walmart pie. i like them better than pecans. so than what we do is take them and transform them into a pattern of things so i have sweet potato pancakes, mashed potato pancakes, stuffing stuffed mushrooms which are really good, the sandwich, cheesecake jars, us movey made with pumpkin pie and walnut pie and applesauce.

rachel:st doocy taught me to put the pumpkin pie in the blender. >> turkey hash with poached eggs. what we are doing here is making a shepherds pie with all the leftovers and i'm focusing more as i told you on plant-based things. so i'm using walnut meat, california walnuts, just grinding them up, put them in the food processor and you end up with consistency of meat. you will really like it. i'm heating up olive oil and i will put this walnut meat in here, you can freeze it too. rachel: it is just crushed up chopped up walnut. >> when you use it it is mushrooms. joe: all of my foody eats plants. >> i have a walnut here.

and what we are going to do is put little bit of corn starch on top of it and it will thicken it up, we will incorporate that in and after that, we are going to add broth, combination of vegetable broth and sauce and over here i have the whipped cauliflower and mashed potatoes. you can do the cream spinach, the corn is going in and this will start to thicken and it gets nice and thick. the mashed potatoes on top. we are going to pour this and i will add the shredded cheese here and this is your topping. and you poor that in. i tried i tried i tried. joe: it becomes this.

>> you plop it on top and try to keep it so all the stuff underneath is hidden like a little present and it comes out like this. joe: we are going to try this food. still had, musk mobile, elon musk ways launching his own phone with apple and google giving twitter the boot, and we will be back. ♪ for more on the new boss, here's patrick mahomes. incredible - meatballs, fresh mozzarella and pepperon- oh, the meatball's out! i thought he never fumbles. the new subway series. what's your pick?

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