♪ ♪ ♪ i feel glorious, glorious ♪ score! >> steve: it was glorious yesterday, knock out u.s. beats iran in the thriller and we move on in the fifa world cup championship in cutter denmark qatar to play on fox congratulaa we're talking about this earlier you have to feel bad for the country of iran, their national team lost and we had heard people were saying that if they

lost the members of the team and their families could be put in prison or tortured. >> brian: they could lose but the protest. >> steve: and they did yesterday. >> brian: when they sing the national anthem barely protesters said you sold us out because there've been thousands arrested, they have never seen the magnitude of this unrest inside that country. meanwhile, the middle of this first ever middle eastern world cup was a short track for irani and citizens they watch their team shock everyone and beat wales 2-0, all they had to do was tie or when mark and then lost to the u.s. the big news is the u.s. advances. we haven't been there in eight years, got a limited four years ago against trinidad and to go ahead and go undefeated in the group is pretty impressive. >> ainsley: you know, many of you may not watch soccer, brian is so excited about soccer he has gotten us all excited about soccer. we are all pro-usa, we are

excited for america, glad they're moving forward and have before for our team. the empire state building lit up with red, white, and blue for honor of our soccer win. >> steve: about as lit up as brian when we won. >> brian: pull sick went to the hospital afterwards with a bruised pelvis. >> ainsley: he kicked the goal. >> brian: >> brian: he is our best player. hit a few injuries after the game we will see what happens but the youngest team in the world cup he had to figure the most resilient, the most supple, and they will beat the netherlands who have not looked unbeatable as they have in years past so in round 16 congratulations to them. there is the hurt guy right there. >> ainsley: next game saturday, 10:00 a.m. >> steve: on fox. fox picked a good way to broadcast. >> brian: and remember it will be here in four years, mexico,

u.s., and canada hosting the final. >> steve: >> steve: in the meantime will talk about in china you know we are in the third year of covid and for thet part here in the united states people are moved on however that is not the case in china. they have a zero-tolerance policy when they are thinking there is a little over here will clamp down on that and so obviously the country does not have any natural immunity because nobody has really gotten it except a few people. you know, considering who lives there. >> ainsley: and pcr tests to make sure they don't have it. this is their police force. >> steve: so many people are not happy that live in china that there are such clampdown's they are seeing the biggest wave of civil disobedience since 1989 in tiananmen square. they had a choice to lock down cracked down or loosen things up a little bit, sounds like they are loosening things up a little

bit because now the restrictions are not quite as they were in the past. in fact yesterday the national health officials said that changes were being made because there were urgent concerns raised by the public and of course that is code for the protesters. >> ainsley: a lot of people were upset when john kirby on monday was asked these protesters are chanting freedom, what is your response and he said biden is not going to speak for the protesters. many critics said wait a minute, they can't speak for themselves without being beaten or arrested. we interviewed john kirby a little while ago on the show, watch this. >> what i meant by saying that was that we are not going to put our words into their mouths. they are speaking for themselves. they are out in the streets periods they are braving the elements to make clear what their views are. they are speaking for themselves. we stand up for the right of every citizen around the world to be able to speak up freely and peacefully for what they

believe in. that's what i was talking about, it's not about us inserting our language or our rhetoric into what they want to talk about. >> brian: a white house spokesperson speaking out and measuring every word and sang the president is not going to speak. justin trudeau of all people says this. "we, canada, will continue to ensure china knows we stand for human rights we will stand with the people expressing themselves. also need to ensure people around the world are respecting journalists on their ability to do their job, while matt, canada they can speak and they are not worried about putting words in the mouths of protesters, freedom and liberty and don't weld me into my house and allow me to burn alive. i think we are pretty much back them up on that. stephen, to your point, china has lifted restrictions and i hesitate on saying chinese words but lu guangzhou have lifted soe

but it doesn't mean they are done with the virus. they say the virus is still going up there vaccine is awful and they have too much pride to ask for one that works like ours. >> ainsley: biden's response was not strong enough governor of arkansas asia hutchinson said biden should speak in support of freedom and biden does not support the protesters. america does support protesters. dan crenshaw from texas tweeted why is it so hard for this administration to support freedom, pure cowardice. >> steve: something else that they talked about that apple that produces their iphones in that province their box con factories apple changed the airdrop sharing features in china which used to bypass censorship so that the protesters could spread information and now in china you can only share images and files

for something like 10 minutes. also, apple is in the news, we heard from elon musk over the last couple of days he is angry at apple because they reduced spending on advertising on twitter. he is also unhappy they charged 30% on everything in the apps and he has accused apple of threatening to pull twitter from the app store and the reason for that it is suggested that he has had this amnesty thing where thousands of people who were kicked off of twitter with band accounts have been invited back, perhaps that's one of the reasons why apple is threatening to drop twitter. governor desantis was on with tucker last night and had this observation about the world biggest company. >> you people in china that are really engaged in a noble effort to protest which is basically lead basically lead in this rule so what is apple doing with that? they are out limiting the airdrop function so they are serving basically as a vassal

for the chinese communist party. on the other hand in the united states what are they doing? they are trying to get elon musk's twitter off the app store potentially, which would be a huge blow for free speech. this is maybe the most powerful company in the entire world, certainly one of the most powerful companies in american history. they exercise more authority in some respects then even some governments to and they are using their authority to protect the ccp. will also try to limit speech in the united states. >> brian: desantis reinstated 62,000 band accounts, some have at least a million followers but they are bleeding advertisers and looks like apple's pared back, pfizer pared back, chipotle pared back there advertising on twitter, that monday as steve mentioned accusing apple of considering retaliation against twitter by threatening to remove the social media app from its app store which would end twitter as

a business. >> steve: elon musk called the ceos of those companies wondering why exactly they reduce their ad spending on twitter. is it because inflation is eating everybody alive or is it because of the changes elon musk has made? >> ainsley: maybe so. kristi noem is worried about tiktok and her steak she doesn't want her state employees to be logged onto tiktok because it is owned by a chinese called dance bite and they're worried about their employees and we were about that with teenagers, most teenagers are on tiktok they love it. >> steve: is china spying on my kid? >> ainsley: that's the concern. she tweeted this at. today i signed an executive order that bans tiktok for state government agency employees and contractors using state devices. south dakota will have no part in the intelligence gathering operations of the chinese communist party. >> steve: they band tiktok for all government employees for

their official phones and contractors as well as a president obama sits on the ground with tiktok influencers trying to get them to vote democrat and senator warner and people like governor noem are saying get rid of tiktok, it is a spying device for the chinese communist party. >> steve: but it is brilliant because if you watch the content it is sometimes hilarious and it's very addictive. that is the problem. it's great content. >> steve: with content you would think with instagram someone out there would come up and try to mirror it just so we can get rid of it because we would rather not have. >> ainsley: they will come and give it time it will happen. >> brian: in the meantime do you take it off now? that's where trump was heading. you decide it's done, it's not in our natural interest to allows that. >> ainsley: i haven't downloaded it. >> steve: more on social media and throw the fox and meantime a fox weather alert you have to hear about we are hearing about

the first deaths as a result storm sweeping through the south overnight. >> brian: here we go at least terkel people killed in alabama after a possible tornado hit overnight, they have been at least when he five twisters reporting across the reason so far. >> ainsley: nicole valdes is live on the ground in mississippi with the latest for us, nicole? >> steve, ansley, brian good morning you are seeing just a glimpse of the damage here in the state of mississippi i want to point out we are not far from the alabama state border where we know those two people were killed in montgomery county, heartbreaking news to wake up to this morning. but it is so hard to look at the damage you see behind me. homes like this one, a mobile home here in caledonia mississippi, clearly a power pole slammed in the side of it, you can see the siding and the insulation and the debris from both inside and what was likely i shed all scattered around the yard. take a look at this massive tree

uprooted by how strong those winds were. now lying across the boat in the yard. just an example of how strong these winds were, how intense these tornadoes were, more than 25 reported all across the south ranging from louisiana all the way to alabama. we know there are reports of injuries in the state of louisiana and alabama, but also thousands left without power in the wake of these storms, more than 40,000 and alabama, more than 13,000 here in mississippi which will only add to the challenges these families waking up and trying to dig through the rubble and find what is left of their homes. those who were the victims of it and try to put the pieces back together, temperatures are dropping quickly and without power those are going to be looking for warmth and shelter over the next few hours. and days. >> steve: nicole, thank you very much let's check in with senior meteorologists for the forecast, janice we are to

december you don't think about tornadoes. >> there is a secondary season, you talk about springtime tornadoes the clash of two different air mass is the between spraying the mic spring and winter and early fall and winter we have a secondary season that brings severe weather but we are up in total for the number of tornadoes for the month of november looking at the storm reports, over two dozen reports of h demo tornados we also handle damaging winds in the panhandle until 11:00 a.m. local time so conditions are favorable for tornadoes, we had a top winter board of over 60 miles an hour last night mississippi, and hail of over 2 inches in diameter last night. so far those storms are lessening in intensity which is great news but we still have over 700,000 people in some sort of watch or warning. you see those thunderstorm warnings in effect for part of the panhandle up toward georgia and you have lightning as well with that, dangerous lightning, severe storm threat they've

whittled away this area of this bull's-eye where we could see the stronger storms, but we could still see a tornado or two, certainly large hail damaging winds and heavy rainfall with flash flooding we will keep you up-to-date on that. the cold front associated with this will visit us here later on in the northeast with some lake effect snow behind us so foxweather.com has all of your weather details of course, download the app, it could save your life because that is a way you can get those watches and warnings when you are under one across the south today. >> steve: to >> brian: the only problem is when it goes off on television but we all get blasted at the same time. >> steve: did you say 2-inch hail? >> steve: that will leave a mark on cars. >> yes it can cause damage, damaging winds certainly we talk about tornadoes but the other problems exist as well. >> brian: wear a helmet. >> not a bad idea i hope you're not joking that's a good idea. we tell people if you're in a tornado warning if you have a helmet put it on.

>> steve: good advice, thank you. >> ainsley: carly has had lights for us hey, carly. >> good morning to you guys we will start with this thousands are expected to gather at the university of idaho tonight for candlelight vigil honoring the four students murdered not far from the campus nearly three weeks ago it comes as police five cards to be processed from evidence on the house where they were stabbed to death, police say they were continuing to search for answers and bring justice to the victims familie. officials on the big island of hawaii issue in air quality warning as mount a low rafts for the first time in 40 years the state health department saying to limit timeout, outdoors due to ash in the air and potentially dangerous levels of sulfur dioxide, it's dangerous for drivers too has a lot of edges closer main highway that cuts through the center of the island. oscar-winning actor tom hanks announcing a new coffee company

called hanks for the troops. 100% of the profits will go toward charities that support veterans. it's kicking off with a coffee sale, three flavors are available, first class joe, sergeant pepper meant, and tom's morning magic blend. you can buy fresh grounds and pods for $16 or instant coffee sticks for 12 bucks. international soccer superstar trick kris jenner were all that was reportedly set to accept a massive deal to join a club in saudi arabia, the new two-year contract is expected to be wort. ctrick kris jenner were all that 's move after leaving manchester united with an interview with her very own piers morgan where he openly criticized english club. those are your headlines. >> brian: 207 million a year how do you do that? >> steve: do you think he'll be happy?

>> brian: our judges numbers went up and the yankees want to keep them. how to get $207 million a year question work >> ainsley: you're really good and everyone loves you. and you are number one in the world. >> steve: and he has really good abs. >> ainsley: when tiger was number one in the world in gaul how much did he get paid? >> brian: if you consolidate everything, he earns a lot. the pga didn't go here's $200 million to play for me. >> steve: for parent saying should i take my kids to soccer practice, this is a good reason why. >> ainsley: they will take care of you one day. >> brian: that will get at least 100 million. meanwhile still had herschel walker is a sprint to the finish he wants to beat rafael warnock's game plan next. >> steve: plus from fighting crime to fighting files these law enforcement officers are also football referees and their free time they will join us live with their story you will want to hear it coming up on "fox & friends."

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>> brian: we are less then out from georgia senate runoff and early voting hit another single day record, according to the deputy secretary of state more than 309,000 georgians cast their ballot yesterday and as the race heats up former president barack obama's going to come out for rafael warnock the current senator, here to react republican senate candidate herschel walker. how do you feel about president obama coming into the situation where he keeps saying over and over herschel isn't ready? >> herschel: well, he is

coming out because he knows herschel is ready. obama is an actor. that's where senator warnock is getting most of his money from his hollywood. thinking that they can buy the seat but i want them to know georgia is not for sale. i am here to win back the seat through getting more votes. i think that's reason to turn out that has him nervous and that's why obama is coming back out because people are turning out to have their voices heard in their vote counted. >> brian: mcdaniel, some other hot fund-raisers showed up last night hosted by brian kemp, you told me in the break you know brian kemp since you were 17 years old. how was he helping you now personally and politically? >> herschel: well, you know, everyone we used to always talk about stacey abrams ground came. i think brian kemp showed his ground game was so much better, and now he is letting us use his ground game to get out to get the boats out. we have to get people to turn up. we have to get them to turn up, show out, get out and vote

because this is an important election and a 50/50 senate is better than 51/49 senate because we can keep joe biden in check and that's what we have to do. right now you see what rafael warnock stands for. stands for high gas prices company stands for open borders, men's and women's sports, or crimes on the streets, those are exactly the things he stands for. i am against that. i think this is about the people of georgia, the people of the united states, not the government. >> brian: if you talk about 1010 and all of the committees you talk on 119 them to split it and subpoena power, it will be next to impossible at 50/50 as opposed to 51/49 it's impossible to stop unless you if you're republican. and i are going up to you personally nonstop what rafael warnock who doesn't have a great past in particular including this headline, his former church repeatedly hosted anti-semitic

black supremacist professors any at farrakhan in the past, what do you say calvin is another, what he say about these linkages? you were saying a away from a lot of that in the past but not anymore. >> herschel: one of the things i say is i think what happened at columbia towers is what got me upset because you know he is a man of the cloth. yet you can see he has made $7400 a month and is evicting these people for less than $28. veterans. i use to help veterans, help a lot of military service men and women that sacrifice for this country. yet he is affecting them, not just affect in them he is having them live in filth and feces, they found a dead body and he doesn't want to be accountable for it, he forgot about george after went to washington and that's why i want to run. i'm not lindsey graham but you have to go to team herschel.com i want everyone to go to

teamherschel.com because they will not buy the seat. they can't win on the policy so what they're doing right now they're trying to buy back the seat i don't care where you get the money from us not coming from georgia. george is not for sale. i want everyone to know that george is not for sale, people turning up to vote, i love the lord jesus and that's the reason i got into this race, and we will go out and beat this senator warnock because he does not stand for georgia. >> brian: to do that you need the younger vote and you have to do better in cuyahoga county and you feel you're doing those things in columbia towers, something owned by the church in which he is the pastor of, and control of renting out and dividing that as a source of income and basically in squalor. herschel, best of luck i know you had a late night last night, i know you have an early day today with us and all day campaigning. it's a sprint to december 6th, thank you for joining us, herschel. >> herschel: thank you, god bless and teamherschel.com i love you may god be with you.

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speech of the u.s. reportedly can receive oil pumped in venezuela by the end of the yarn industry experts wonder why the biden administration the striking deals with the dictator instead of producing energy here in america? grady trimble from our sister network foss businesses live in chicago to tell us more, grady? >> good morning, ainsley, that venezuelan oil could make its way to the united states as early as late december according to a new report from bloomberg. oil analysts tell us chevron is sitting on about 1.8 million barrels of crude oil in storage in the socialist nation, that's what would come first. they say it could take a lot longer, several months or even possibly years before chevron gets oil production in venezuela back up and running. the energy industry is baffled as to why the biden administration is turning to venezuela and other countries especially because in this case such a relatively small amount of oil would do little to help the energy crisis.

>> ainsley: i think it's a bit of confusion though, right? because there is this desire to transition quickly to no fossil fuels, but when the motor start to put pressure on him or the american public in general because prices are too high, they have to scramble and go to opec and saudi arabia instead of coming to texas and colorado and new mexico. >> at the same time the biden administration is proposing new rules for oil and gas drillers here at home. the proposal would put limitations on gas flaring from federal lands and require energy companies to detect methane leaks better. those in the industry say it is hypocritical that the biden administration is making it more difficult for u.s. companies to drill here in the united states while turning to countries like venezuela and saudi arabia to drill more. ainsley? >> ainsley: grady, thank you so much. let's also bring in g.o.p. senator john kennedy who joins us now the morning to you, senator.

you heard grady's apart and you are putting always new regulations they are putting these regulations to prevent any methane leaks here at home but we are allowing theo drill and continue the process oil in venezuela, how do you feel about that? moral rules for us and allowing venezuela with this dictatorship drill. >> john: ainsley, i used to have a beagle named roger. roger was a rascal about every two weeks roger would run off. he would always come back, but about half the time he would come back dragon roadkill that he would hide under my back porch. president biden's energy policy it looks like something roger used to keep under my back po porch. it is a fact that america has the greatest economy, strongest economy in all of human history.

we can't run it without fossil fuels, not today, not tomorrow. it is also a fact that through reserves and technology america can produce every drop of oil and natural gas we need and have extra left over to sell to our friends. that presents a problem for president biden because he has embraced the woke or berserk wing of the democratic party and woke ideology says we have to get rid of oil and gas in the united states. president biden has developed a new energy policy and it is t this. instead of producing at a cheaper cost our own oil and gas in america, we are going to buy oil from foreign countries that hate us in this case, venezuela. so those foreign countries will have more money to buy weapons

to try to kill us. it is a moronathon. we get rid of all oil and gas in america tomorrow. it would not lower world temperatures a cent till of degree because china and india and sub-saharan africa and south america are going to continue to use fossil fuels and emit co2. it also adds to inflation this new policy the president so it requires our results in an increase in the price of oil and natural gas, so when a honey bun costs you $20 you can thank president biden for that too. >> ainsley: let's also talk about the tornadoes, 25 tornadoes have touched down in mississippi under state, louisiana and alabama.

two confirmed deaths so far, several injuries in louisiana and your state, what is your message to citizens? >> john: well, i am sorry it happened perry with tornadoes in my state hate caldwell parish, we call our townies parishes in the northeast part of our estate. no deaths that i know of, we've had some injuries. i'm trying to gather more information and i will do every thing i can to help my people. >> ainsley: all right, thank you so much for joining us, our thoughts and prayers are with your people. it is devastating when you look up the images we have had reporters down there all morning telling us what's going on. take you for being with us. still ahead in it to win at the u.s. men's national teams advancing in the world cup after defeating iran yesterday. i'd kick founder clay travis will join us to react. ♪ ♪

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>> steve: goal! the u.s. soccer team going to the knockout round thanks to christian policy acts first half goal. more we can expect out to kick founder clay travis joins us, clay, what'd you think of that game first half to second half the dramatic difference between the two styles? >> clay: it is the longest second half of a soccer game i can ever remember, iran just kept creating opportunities to score. remember, if they had tied the

u.s. would've lost and iran would've moved on. as you watch there that christian goal and the injury he posted a photo from the hospital said he would be good to go on saturday. finishing there in the first half and let come we an offsides call by a half man that ended up costing us a second goal and would have made things in the second half a lot less stressful. this was an important win, and now we get ready for the netherlands. i think all of the pressure is off the u.s. men's soccer team now that they have advanced to the knockout stage. if you are out there right now saying to yourself boy, i hate soccer when it is 0-0 score or 1-1 and they have all the ties, once you get to the knockout stage of the sweet 16 of the world cup as it were, you cannot have any ties. somebody has to win even if it means it goes to penalty kicks. there is over time, added time,

beyond, somebody has to win now. it is the knockout stage and this was the goal for the u.s. young team to get to the sweet 16 knockout stage round. now hopefully they will play really well against netherlands with all the pressure removed. >> ainsley: what will you be looking for on saturday? what can we expect? >> clay: look, the netherlands is really good defensively. can we take opportunities and actually finish? the u.s. actually created a lot of opportunities to score and had really good scoring chances and yet so far they have only put two goals on the board in three games. so, defensively they have held up very well. they've only give it up one goal and that was on a penalty kick, poor decision by a defender. i hope we can start to cash in on some of these great scoring chances. put the ball on goal, we airmail the few over the top of the goal, we missed wide a few times, but we are creating opportunities now.

we just have to cash in hopefully on more than one goal in the scenario. >> brian: they have a couple of injuries and they have to get pulisic back on the field they have a few others and we will see what kind of lineup they have but they are met playing with house money now because they've gotten out of the group. the other thing is the netherlands tied ecuador, we beat ecuador on a regular basis. this is no longer the indomitable ned lowenstein who can't be beat you can just stay with them. i think that americans go out there now and they have to worry about us maybe for the first time in my lifetime and with argentina sucking wind you don't know this could be the year we slip through. >> clay: piers morgan i hope he came on and ate crow over your big gambling win, but the netherlands is a favorite in this match. we are the underdog. piers morgan, maybe he wants to jump on the netherlands again since he has decided he is the anti-american zealot. of course i am having fun with this, but we tied england, we

threw everybody into an uproar, we had them booing their team hopefully we can create the same opportunity against the netherlands on saturday. >> steve: wit the whole world is watching fox said in a morning at 10:00 hopefully, clay we've been talking about soccer, go to outkick.com and check out what they have on their website. >> brian: make sure you have the television on at 10:00 a.m. i want to see in the parking lot somewhere watching soccer and then american football after that. >> clay: that's a good plan. >> ainsley: ahead fighting crime is just their day job, or next guests are two law enforcement officers who also rev high school football games and they will join us live after officiating the biggest game of their careers. >> brian: talk about big games what about big shows? dana perino has one queued up ready to go. >> i do, but the two guests coming up i want to watch that with the rest because i think

it's interesting what they did and two obviously i need to learn a little bit more about sports. great to see you guys kevin mccarthy has invited biden to the board he was waiting on an rsvp, check yes or no mr. president and new york city's mayor adams is trying to involuntarily hospitalized mentally ill homeless people, will that work is at a solution? we will also talk about the world cup and how important it is with the united states moving through that a significant we will see if they can do that again on saturday when they go up against the netherlands and kat timpf will be there on the balenciaga ghost to balenciaga scandal. to see you. see you in america's newsroom

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>> ainsley: back with headlines at the southern border discovering immigrants at the back of a semi trailer and a junker near laredo after the vehicle was of reported stolen. this on the heels of kevin mccarthy's recent visit to the border he is now calling on president biden to join him to see the crisis firsthand. >> i invited him to go down to the border with me. i just went there. i talked about what has happened and if he lifts title 42, that

means 13 million more people will come across just in the next two years where he is still serving periods >> the number of migrant crossings in october's urging to 2:30 thousand. officials in and around austin, texas, are giving narcan to bars and bartenders they joined as early to talk about the effort to curb the deadly fentanyl crisis. >> we are getting narcan in the community and their agreeing to keep it in their bars and what we are asking now is for the state of texas to join us and legalize. >> the same amount as all of last year were just last month in fenton old deaths. >> steve: talk about going above and beyond the call of duty.

organ high school football officials by night. both steve edison and gina are referees in portland and officiate their first state championship game on friday and join us live good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> steve: steve would start with you you have one regret and that's that you didn't become a referee sooner. >> absolutely. i wish i had started right out of college. more experience i would have, the better. >> steve: explained to our audience when it is you love about putting on that uniform periods >> well, giving back to the kids. football was a big part of my life growing up, and to be able to be out there and be part of the competition and help create fair play for everybody, it is the greatest experience on a friday night. >> steve: absolutely. and gina, i know you have a very satisfying job in the sheriff's department, but then with this

game you made history didn't you? >> steve: i did. i was the first female in oregon to work a 68 state chief each football game. >> steve: and you told one of our producer sometimes you have to prove yourself a little more because generally women don't play football. >> that is true. that is a general statement, i've been lucky enough to play on football teams in my tenure as a player. it wasn't until i was in an adult, it was quite different getting into it as a younger female. but we are still looked at in a little bit of a different way. we are questioned because of our gender before they even question whether we know anything. >> steve: you must have a good experience because look your back on the field. >> absolutely parent i love the association i work for. all of the guys i partner with are very supportive my family is very supportive. i love football and i wouldn't change it for the world periods

>> steve: and steve, do the players know you are law enforcement? >> no. there's really not a lot of interest in the officials out there. hopefully we remain kind of silent part of the game. we just keep the game fair. >> steve: if the kids knew these two were law enforcement you know they are going to say that's a bad call roughing the kicker or whatever because that it's your job. you are pretty much in law enforcement monday-friday and on the weekends when you do this, once again just the laws of the game, right? >> evelyn bit of training to keep people in line. that helps i'm sure. >> steve: gina, tell us why you love this particular part of your life. >> i grew up playing sports in general, i was never allowed to play football when i was younger, so having the opportunity to play football, have the camaraderie that i have

had with the females i have had the honor to play with, and then when my body gave out and i couldn't actually play it any more of that caliber, to be able to continue being on the field and having an impact on the game and on young athletes throughout there are stages of playing high school football, it is very impactful to me. when you love something so much and you get to continue it in a different form that's even better. >> steve: and told our producer you never have seats you don't have to pay for. good luck. >> thank you. >> steve: very nice very we are coming up on the top of the hour we will step aside, back in a couple you are watching "fox & friends" and that is our christmas tree. ♪ at the very next day you gave it away ♪ ♪ this year ♪ ♪ to save me from tears ♪ special ♪ to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair.

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