molly: dramatic new video released by the coast guard during rescue in the gulf of mexico about manhood fallen overboard on a carnival cruise ship. many, many hours earlier. what would fox do live i am molly line delighted to be with you. griff: hey molly, i am griff jenkins for the man overboard was spotted by the crew of a cargo ship after 200-mile search zone have been established by the coast guard. alexandria hoff is alive with more on this amazing story. hey alex. >> griffin, amazing indeed. this is a man who fell off a ship without any report of witnesses there but was not even known he had gone overboard until the next afternoon. and yet, here he is free to take a look at this video here. he was spotted in the waters of the gulf. rescuers say after an alert went out on thursday the cargo ship notified the coast guard crew

had spotted an individual about 20 miles from the mouth of the mississippi river. the coast guard arrived quickly to the location and hoisted the man up to safety. it is dark in this video you can see he used one hand to wave at one point. it is believed he been treading water for up to about 21 hours at that point. in a statement the coast guard rescue commission coordinator for the new orleans sectors sit shared this. i took a total team effort from coast guard watch standards, our professional maritime partners operating in the gulf of mexico to locate the missing individual and get him to safety. the first responders say the man who has not been identified as of yet was exhibiting hypothermic leg symptoms but was clearly responsive. it's believed he's going to be just fine for the call the outcome a miracle. according to the ap he was last seen by his sister around 11:00 p.m. the night before when he left to the cruiseship bar but reported her brother missing when he did not turn up to the estate room on thanksgiving day.

from there to pick coast guard just six hours to pull him from the water from the time he was reported missing parts really did involve many more watchful eyes for the carnival ship the man was honest bound for cozumel, mexico turned around to reap trace its route to help with the search, molly, gripper. >> i hope that guy is counting his blessings and kudos to the coast guard for that remarkable rescue. alex, thank you very much. molly: the threat of a railroad strike looms large room the biggest shopping weekend of the year premier fox team at coverage with nay voigt in new york city. and lucas at tomlinson and nantucket, massachusetts. were we spent the thanks giving quality, lucas cheever quickset is right, president biden just arrived here for a little shopping on the small business out it popped into marie's to buy some and nantucket reds. some news and the treasury

department and the statement released moments ago that's making news for the treasury department saying it's authorizing chevron to resume pumping oil in venezuela and an apparent bid to lower gas. the entire family came downtown to fire up the lights. they did not come on at first that was fixed rather quickly. the second time in the past two days of biden's family came down to do some shopping. the president spent some time a local bookstore all seems happy on this little island. on the mainland a railroad strike looms back in september biden took credit for a verdict that strike is now in danger. this time is not jumping in to help negotiate. touch with the parties. [inaudible] i have not directly engaged we

are still talking. >> just a few days ago biden's a press secretary said the exact opposite. >> the present isn't deed involved directly. i do not want to get into details at this time he has been about this at the present has been directly involved. he has been in touch with this is a third time i'm saying he's been directly involved. >> americans flooded stores across the country thousands of amazon workers around the world walked out on the job setting a low pay and poor working conditions. the white house ponding and respondent in a tweet quote what we buy gas for lecterns is to be thankful for all the folks working hard to stock shelves, pack boxes, operate cash registers, take orders and deliver packages this holiday season. present binds return to washington tomorrow. people are wondering whether he'll run again for 2024 but biden says he's going to run again at right now he is apparently one less challenger california gavin newsom says he's not going to run again.

>> lucas you are in this beautiful setting you are a no time to relax, we are hearing there is now some video of the president enjoying small business saturday. what a beautiful day to wander around the little shops in nantucket. your thoughts what you are seeing it's basically a christmas postcard this time of year end the beautiful island. the presence getting out showing it off a little bit in a way. >> is right molly. not a lot of big business on the island. it's all very local a lot of boutiques, local craft shops for the president taken advantage of small independent bookstores. the present has enjoyed where there's actually no stoplights here on this island, molly a little piece of trivia not sure if you know about that. it's a very small little island very elite island and president biden enjoying some time here with his family doing some shopping part of course a christmas less than a month away. quickset is right you broke that big news about chevron resuming potentially pumping in venezuela but will seal that all pans out

the future. soon to come, thank you so much lucas tomlinson we appreciate it, griff. griff: molly, this week in the national retail expects 166 million americans to shop for black friday and cyber monday deals. a million increase over the last year even as inflation is hitting american while it's h hard. nate foy has more he's out amongst the shoppers, hate nay. >> hey griffin. if you inc. account for inflation it's not for retailers here in new york city, not going to say it's nantucket we have a gorgeous day. a lot of feelings there out and about enjoying their holiday shopping in person. for a lot of people to first time they've done this for two years after pandemic disruptions. we spoke with two women who flew her to new york city from scotland just to do their shopping and enjoy the holiday festivities. take a look at their experience.

>> that's the last few years because it has been great to be able to get back out and amongst it. and feeling the christmas feeling we've got lots of good deals and spent lots of money. [laughter] we are broke. [laughter] >> a lot of people are spending a ton of money again and budgets are very tight across the country. consumers in the five day stretch starting on thanksgiving, ending on cyber monday are expected to spend $34.8 billion online which is a 3% increase from last year. black friday online sales coming in at nine-point to billion dollars projected. which is 81% increase from last year. but again i mention this, inflation at almost 8%. retailers are actually losing ground in online sales compared to last year. take a look at this new video from today where we are outside macy's here in new york city.

people really excited to their holiday shopping in person after two christmases not to being able to do this. apple air pots, apple watches, smart speakers, smart tvs, digital cameras among the most popular tech item so far. but take a look at this graphic. if you are looking to check some items off your holiday list in the next few days, here's what you should know according to adobe analytics if you are shopping for a toy, the best time to find deals for toys is today. if you want sporting goods and apparel you should shop tomorrow. and computers you guessed it on cyber monday. discounts are expected to reach 27% print also if you're looking for furniture, monday is supposed to be the date we will find the best deals would back out here live today's small business saturday again something lucas and mention. not necessarily the busiest of the five-day stretch, but cyber monday just two days away. and imagine black friday is coming in over $9 billion in online sables. cyber monday is expected to be

more than that will send it back to you. >> toys today, sporting goods tomorrow computers monday, i got it. nate foy a life force out front of macy's great job thank you. molly: a lame duck congress facing an ambitious preventing a government shutdown, raising the debt ceiling, debating president biden's assault weapons ban. let's bring in our political panel for joining is now vice president and government affairs at the american conservation coalition and republican strategist robinson. former hillary clinton campaign national finance team measured partner at brownstein schreck, al. thank you both for joining me here today. we appreciate we know you could all be out shopping as well print thanks for taking a few minutes to talk politics instead for a little while. right to the lame duck congress white house and sent about 20 days between now and the end of the year for the big question look at the new lame duck congress very divided body pretty tight margin for the gop may be for people or so, what

gets done? are there any areas of potential compromise? quick sure, what's important to remember is this is a democrat's last opportunity to pass through key agenda items while the still hold unified government. we are certainly going to see them on gun control, on gay marriage in another of other issues. one issue in particular that's permitting reform. as an important opportunity to unleash the economy. increase climate goals. that may actually be an opportunity for some bipartisan legislating of the still time remaining. >> innate potential compromise we could see? >> permitting reform as possible as reviewers may recall senator manchin insisted on that is part of his bargaining to vote for the inflation reduction act. i think a major energy legislation is more likely in a compromise next congress to give

republican house in a democratic senate. that will be good news for american producing energy here at home. in terms of the debt ceiling you mentioned that, molly that's going to be quite difficult to get through. it is an important first speaker at mccarthy should he become speaker to have that off of his list. that is not something he will want to deal with should he govern the house with the margin as you suggested as short as three or four votes. >> it's interesting to see what comes to pass and not pass. so making a lot of headlines vanity fair for instance i don't feel so good myself with the guardian twitter has a 50% chance -- some these headlines relay. attached to twitter and deeply invested. what do you make of musk's takeover so far? >> i think for all of us in politics and the media, it's important to member twitter is not in fact real life.

musk has received a whole lot of criticism pretty has perhaps made some rather strange moves at the head of twitter. it's interesting he decided to decide whether or not president trump would return to the platform the bigger story is many folks in the progressive are very uncomfortable with the fact you have such an un- orthodox figure is at the head of a major social media company for that's the real story here. as much as you're trying to paint have a some mustache twirling right wing villain i don't think he actually is and it doesn't matter that much everyday americans. molly: ally went to bring you in on this. if a general amnesty should be offered to these suspended accounts. came back with a yes at over 70%. so, it's not reality, he has

opened with his evolving situation your thoughts. >> he likes destructive technology enhances whole career. he is trying to bring some of that to twitter. i don't mind him that much. i like twitter i could do without twitter is not that important to most americans. it does raise the question of who is in charge of big tech in america with its facebook, twitter, google the influence they have on our discourse. they do have a duty to protect it to some degree even though it's not a free speech space is not regulated by the government. >> interesting. something else is been pretty fascinating to see in recent days and weeks crypto there is this young guy in the teacher living in the bahamas i could soon be pacing charges after us multi- billion-dollar crypto empire imploded, he stepped down as the ceo of ftx which has declared bankruptcy. is this about one guy now it less of a boy genius people were so roundly crowing about him as,

or does it reveal a bigger crack in it already pretty risky industry, coil? >> is certainly bizarre story. i still think there is a lot it is appalling what sam bank winfrey did be completely misrepresented his company and it really took his employees and investors for a ride here. i think this story is also interesting because sam was the second largest donor and was significant to republicans as well. there might be congressional oversight when it comes this will look to the next congress. molly: returned to get short on time i want to weigh in on this your thoughts? >> i agree there's oversight with perspectives. let's not forget just while he is a grifter does not mean the underlying technology block chain, crypto currencies not here to stay per. >> are people investing that is for sure.

molly: thank you so much for joining us on this thanks giving day we can be very grateful. this week on "fox news sunday", jennifer griffin has an exclusive injury with republican congressman bryant fitzpatrick. check your local us and for time and channel than a person media posa daily mail.com columnist megan joins howard kurtz as a dive into that media outrage over elon musk's twitter take over and also carry lakes election claims for that is tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern stay tuned. >> and millions of ukrainians in the cold and dark as russia continues to pound of power stations across the country. we are live in kyiv, next

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eleven ukraine marks 11 years since the man-made famine who killed millions as the country faces a cold dark winter without power after russian missiles continue to damage the power grid. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg alcott is live from kyiv with more, greg. >> hate molly. it's an important anniversary with very important residence for today.

impressive memorial site in the center of kyiv the horror is literally death by starvation. it happened back in the 30s millions starved and died in ukraine part of the soviet. the farm program soviet leader joseph stalin is recognized by many as genocide. president zelenskyy noted the anniversary party also met tabletop european in person and online but he presented at that summary a grain from ukraine initiative to block food supplies from here to needy countries in africa. the real problems over energy here continue. one of moscow's strategies are members in last few months hit the power grid, make the people of ukraine suffer. emergency teams working to restore vital services still a lot of blackouts and the shortages. and the fighting continues as well. new russian missile strikes and

clashes between ukraine and russian forces have been reported in the south and east to burn officials recently liberated town of kherson say 15 were killed in recent days as there is a still nearby russian forces fire shells into residential areas. molly, there were horrors and then and they are horrors now. back to you. molly: so important member that history. greg thank you for history that force as well as today's numerous challenges. griffin. griff: molly and greg for more on or in ukraine. joni's he retired lieutenant colonel fox news contributor, general thank you for being here. i want to show our viewers space images we have of the powder outage. you can see ukraine they are in the middle of the screen, and dark, really, really dark. general comment seems a vladimir putin is a weapon icing winter to make ukrainian civilians really suffer. >> yes, thanks for having me.

just talk to somebody today on odesa and down here. they got one third of the power right now in the city. you are looking at kyiv you got one third of the power there as well. you see the picture from the overhead how dark it is. not just 83rd or fourth world country, that's all because of what putin is doing through putin's targeting infrastructure, civilian infrastructure not military. he is targeting civilians for think he is making a huge mistake. all this is doing is increasing the resolve of ukrainian civilians and their military and their government. i hate to say he does not get it. he does not get he is targeting the wrong thing by not targeting he's targeting civilians is not going to work at all the crooks i'm going to clear your marks you can make fresh ones. this is from the institute for the study of war. it was over nine months ago the u.s. offered a free ride in evacuation for president zelensky. he said i do not need a ride i need and musician. here we are nine months later the battle space in kherson

which was last segment 24 hours 39 missile strikes in there. this is where we see the battle scars what can you tell us? >> after the first three days you want to have a beer with a guy like that. ukraine has gained over 25% of the territory it was 30% of the territory that was lost initially during the start of the fiber they took back the only city putin has taken which is kherson. the reason why kherson is so important when you look down here is because that is a direct shot to crimea. zelensky is always said he intends to get crimea if he can cut off right in here the problem is in kherson they took the city in the cities on the side of the river, when you look at the dnipro river, there's one bridge there. that's going to be hard that's a huge obstacle there. he is fighting. griff: while you were talking about that, this is a little bit of what you were discussing. this is the dnipro river there.

>> this is hard ukraine forces on this site have created this huge obstacle for this river is an obstacle for that's can be tough to get across. i wish they would've been able to get there in across it they got across the river they would've stopped it. what they've got the russians backed up. what is this me to the future going forward? i think putin is hoping that winter is going to have an effect on the space it's effects both sides. it kind of an example of the ever tried to change a tire up a new england in the wintertime compared to the summertime? everything slows the friction hurts. it affects the morale of troops, it affects equipment. both sides have slowed down for what he think putin is gaining on he wants to have three to thousand call up, get them trained getting ready to go. he's recently started to modernize 800p62 tanks. what is that mean? that p62 tank was taken out of russian inventory 1975.

they have it for model since then. what he is telling me's got a enormous vehicle problems, tanker problems out there, less tanks less ability to fight. i think he's now on his back foot. so i hope the pressures kept on him to do something. what he think you'reo see i think he'll try to refit and rearm in the spring time you'll see a spring offensive. if that does not work i hope there's a chance people start negotiating. we have not seen a country one third are now refugees they're out of your tens of thousands of soldiers have died on both sides with the russians have lost more soldiers than we lost corporate suits have been destroyed we look at a city that is 5000 people destroyed. i'm hoping as we get further along into the springtime, reasonable people are going to stay with got to stop this. the civilians get infected it's a country you saw what looked like with the overhead and the power grids going out. thirty-six general, great insight as always we will indeed to have you back to continue to

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that is for sure. on this one sector alone just this morning our cameras captured two large migrant groups that were being taken into custody. one was about 180 or so in size. that was right in the heart of eagle pass. and then not long after they were processed, agents encountered a second larger group, nearly 300 on the outskirts of eagle passport agent said it's a mix of cuban, colombian, ecuadorian and dominican migrants. but temperatures adhere been cold especially over night and in the morning hours print so you can see the migrants are sometimes giving mylar blankets to try to warm them up. this, as to more migrant buses from texas arrived in philadelphia on friday carrying 72 people. so far texas has sent for buses to philly in recent weeks. but as we said nothing really slowing the flow at this point.

more than 200 30,000 encounters reported for just last month paid that by the way is the first new months of cbp fiscal year. it is a nearly 40% hike from october of 2020. meantime dhs is pushing back on gop house leader kevin mccarthy's calls for dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas to resign face possible impeachment. but mayorkas said he is not stepping down contending the agency inherited a broken and dismantled immigration system. mayorkas has clearly faced enormous criticism with a record 2.3 million total migrant encounters recorded here at the southern border and all of last year, griff. space i just did a follow-up i think you really put your finger on something significant. i look as we are border patrol airport passing behind you, i

was looking at your lower the temperature there in eagle pass, 38 degrees according to my phone, but it's really cold for migrants to keep coming in such large numbers. >> it is prudent as you know him we were talking about that's a little bit before he came on, typically in these months we start to see the numbers dropping. it's going to remain to be seen whether that is the case. but again those numbers for october were quite large. his tongue called her a little bit earlier. when you get out of the rio grande river and soaking wet clothing after the migrants cross the river from the mexican side and then they wind up over on the u.s. side where they come out of the water soaking wet. then you have a wind chills in the 30, you can imagine how problematic that can be rather quickly. that's why they have the mylar blankets and the national guards and troops or others here to assist them. but as the temperatures get colder, at this point does not

appear to be slowing with what we are seeing here on the ground. we'll just have to wait and see as we move forward into winter. thirty-six oh signs of slowing down, casey great job thank you. >> investigators are now saying they do not believe there's a connection between the university of idaho murders and several unsolved stabbings in oregon and washington. but nearly two weeks after the brutal slayings the police still have not named a suspect. dan springer is alive and idaho pres been following all of this for us, dan. >> molly, no suspect identified. manoa murder weapon captured, not even a possible sketch of a possible suspect. police would appear to be stumped on this case. they insist are not pulling back resources they insist are making progress in this very per high-profile crime invest

investigation. for the first time i saw investigators poking around the crime scene again for this is behavioral analysis unit from the fbi. they've been here over a week trying to calm the criminal profile to help catch the killer. if they have one developed they've not shared with the public. a retired fbi profiler tells fox news the killer is likely about the same age as the victims, maybe a little bit older. compulsive, felt rejected or humiliated by one of the vic victims. this was likely his first homicide. please continue to process a lot of evidence for and we are told the public submitted 260 digital pictures and videos from security cameras in the area. there is a lot of work going on at the mobile forensic unit. we are told, excuse me, wondered if 13 pieces of physical evidence have been sent to the idaho state patrol crime lab for processing and analysis. last night we saw quite a bit of activity at the police department. the prosecutor bill thompson with the fbi.

forcing that's unassigned it's imminent. he's been here every day since the murders in fact we just saw him leave again so is here again today. there's been a lot of talk about whether some similar fatal knife attacks may be connected to this case. what happened last year in oregon but now police say there's no evidence of a connection there. please continue to search for this killer. they cannot catch this person fast enough of this community which remains on edge, molly. twenty-seven absently and in mourning. dan springer thank you for following all this for us. you know griff, it's such a sad situation a celebration of life this week people can be there to honor all for the students will be interesting to see how many people return to campus for a particular young women students. if they feel comfortable coming back to school in the cummings weeks. 360 students have got to be still on edge but here we are two weeks we have no suspect. and of course we saw this week

the police captain saying trust us. but yet when we spoke in the last hour, molly, with the former fbi agents who was a part of the behavioral analysis unit, the ba you didn't just talk about being on the ground it is fascinating to hear her explain they do not write a report. they are building this profile looking at the pathology. looking at all the evidence. that the moscow police have gathered there verbally giving investigators or insight because it is a developing profile parade therefore they are changing their opinions on where things go. and so while we have to quote trust the authorities in weight and then is the toughest part having to wait for it is fastening to get a little of an insight into how they work in such a difficult case. molly: with any luck that mobile unit they're going through so much evidence that they could get the piece of dna they need hopefully that will lead ultimately to a killer if they

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griff: this is incredible what you're looking detailed photos captured by nasa's orion's ace craft as it cruised just 81 miles above the surface of the moon in the shots for that is what you're seeing read the unmanned spacecraft is taking detailed photos of the luthier exterior using optical navigational cameras but orion will orbit the moon and fly into the distant reaches of the previously unexplored cosmos before looping back toward earth. we expected to splash down around december 11 off the coast of california. but this is an important mission. it is the u.s. return to the moon. this went unmanned the next one will be manned and it will be a historical feat. the last time we put someone on the moon molly , 72 apollo 17. i was two years old then.

i heard about going to the moon my entire life or it's exciting now as you're an adult to see us going back. >> i know, i'm with you griff i was a kid in the 80s. in my lifetime i cannot wait. i want to see that lunar moon, the ribbon-cutting on the moon base. most exciting thing ever but as you mentioned this the first step. but soon the next artemis mission will get astronauts back up in space and back down on that lunar surface. maybe we will see the old footprints were middle hit a multiple, cups and a new sports up there. i do not know but is very exciting. i hope a whole new generation of kids, including my kids really get into it and enjoy it as much. i got to live it when i was a kid at such a dream everybody wanted to be an astronaut. >> absolutely pin what he fastening things is that we talked last week with jim a former nasa administrator he said we could be headed back sooner than you think. you'll have to wait and find o out. molly: let's hope it moves lift

swiftly. griff: yes indeed. sue said the u.s. is such a play i run on tuesday and a must when matching order to keep america's world cup dreams alive is his biggest sporting event rounds out the group stage. alex hogan is alive in a dull hot with a plum assignment so awesome, alex to you. >> soccer play such a large role internationally and compared to its presence in the u.s. u.s. coach says matches like last night really helped inspire and build that motivation and inspiration for americans back home. it was exciting but tense match last night as the u.s. took on england, ending out the game tied at zero. u.s. showed great possession in attacking sequences attempt on goal going head-to-head against the favorite english team. u.s. players reacted to the results saying they put in a fight. they played their best at a

going up against one of the best teams in the world really shows caliber and strength of this team. not all of this makes the next line up even more imperative. it is the fight to stay alive on tuesday the u.s. place i rockford coverage begins on fox sports net 1:00 p.m. the match begins at 2:00 p.m. eastern time for a ron's game yesterday it was heading for more demonstrations of activism is quickly shut down security guards seized the signs and flags of our iranian supporting the back in their country. now france today sealed the deal winning over number ten denmark walking in its place in the next group stage but as the first team at cutter 2022 to do so. france's aim for a consecutive world cup title in australia to beat tunisia and then poland beat saudi arabia. potentially one of the biggest matches of the day is the game that will begin in just about ten or 15 minutes from now.

this is a mexico playing argentina, argentina will need to when they are officially kicked out of their group around which is a loss that no one was to see this early on, molly b. >> 's turn to get real out there. alex hogan thank you so much for carving the sports and the politics for us to, we appreciate it. you can watch every match of the term on the fox sports family of networks read the official english language sponsors as well as the fox sports app and fox sports.com. the app and the website will also have complete highlights including clips of every goal in the tournament. let's hope for more goals in full match replacement first coming up a special edition of america together just in time for the holidays but what organization is helping to write thousands of christmas trees to active-duty troops and their families. we will show you, next.

molly: on monday, trees for troops their fedex partner will kick off their mission to spread holiday cheer to milling and chant military members and families but this year over 15000 christmas trees will be delivered to service members all around the world. with us today is rick the christmas spirit foundation executive director and marvin hill as well a fedex freight

project manager. boy do they have a big job. rick, i want to start with you get a couple questions so people can get a better idea of how this organization works. how many trees have been distributed overall? what is the plan for this holiday season? >> , thanks molly. the foundation of course is a 5o1c3 charity trees and for troops is one of our programs a first program was started way back in 2005. this will be our 18th consecutive year of doing the trees for troops program with our partner fedex freight. this year we are projecting about 15 and half thousand trees. they start picking them up monday morning. those are going to be distributed to 84 total bases in the u.s. we are quickly approaching 300,000 total trees in the 18 years we have been doing the program. see 11 its remarkable effort filled with christmas spirit. who are the people who come

forward to make this happen? who donates the trees? tell me a little bit about the bases and what happens with the trees arrive? >> the main driver of the program's tree farmers. american farm families that grow christmas trees. we have a little over 400 tree farms across 24 states that participate and provide the trees. many of them also let customers donate trees. a lot of them also work with community groups so at local vfw, local american legion post, local businesses they get together and really get involved in a community and put together all the trees are going to donate. and then the coordination of course comes from getting all of those trees from all of those different areas gathered together. we are going to pick up from a total of 54 places around the country but then they have to be distributed out to the 84 bases but that all has to happen in about a ten day period. [laughter] >> it's incredible do not want to leave marvin out. fedex you are kind of the

reindeer. you're making this all happen getting things all across the country. how does that work? how hard is this job? >> well, molly thank you for having me as well but this is extremely hard. but just because it's hard don't mean we don't do it. fedex freight is committed to this. we want to show our appreciation for our brave men and women in uniform and their families. because we know they are serving in uniform, serving our military as a family business but gives us an opportunity to be a part of their christmas. how do we do it? lots of planning, months of planning. lots of collaboration within many of the departments within fedex freight. whether it be our operations department, transportation, engineering, communications, culture initiatives and citizenship, inclusion in citizenship is well as hundreds of volunteers giving their time

and energy to make this happen. it is incredible. molly: and rick, when these trees arrive at the bases how are they received? are the troops happy to see them? is this part of how we can help to ensure they feel appreciate over the holidays when they're making so many sacrifices to keep all of us safe? >> yes, when the common questions we get is once the trees arrive on a base, how do you decide who gets one? the answer is we don't. each of the bases decides how, when, where and who. it varies in different loca locations. but the nice thing about it is we also produce a special tag that gets attached to every tree there's a space on that tag for everybody involved in the program to write a personal message. it could be something simple from just simply thank you for your service. or sometimes people write in honor of or in memorial of.

but when the family or the active-duty person gets the tree, they get the tag also. it has eight personal message it really let's them know just how many people were involved and making that happen. it makes them feel supported. it makes them feel appreciated. omission of our foundation is to improve christmas spirit. we know this program does that because they get that message of support and they get a special treat and it helps improve the christmas spirit, they tell us that it does. we know we are having a positive impact on people's lives. molly: absently, thank you for joining us to talk about this incredible program for i know a lot of americans wanted they can help out they can they go to trees for troops.org for more information on this incredible program for thank you both for joining us here as we are heading into the holiday season now, merry christmas for that is all for us this hour, "fox news live" continues with arthel and brian coming up.

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