♪ >> maine lobster. >> the white house served lobster at biden's first state dinner with macron but the marine stewardship council declared lobster unsustainable. >> whole foods stop sell maine lobster. >> huge impact on markets but it sends the wrong messaging. >> every time i leave. >> moscow law enforcement clarifying a statement they made causing confusion. >> they do believe this was a targeted attack. >> i don't like it one bit and to keep coming out with statements that create more questions. >> tim cook refusing to comment on the protests in china.

>> do you regret restricting air drop a protesters used. >> needs to keep his thumb off of politics. >> if the county reaches high transmission could bring back masks. >> l.a. county will follow cdc guidance including indoors masking. >> dr. speaking out of i do not consent to masking my kid ever again. >> japan beating spain 2-1. netherlands on the round of 16. >> not going to come from behind again are they? japan has done it again. ♪ please come foam who are christmas. >> brian: what was so hard hiring a woman like this to sick from midnight to 4:00 a.m. in the morning so we have live music when we walk in at night. because, right now, the radio, we have the radio on. it is so loud when you come in, it gives an atmosphere remember ran da.

>> ainsley: brian wants a choir to stand out there permanently and sing. [angelic music] >> pete: this is the music i want played when i enter every room. >> brian: because you need the comfort. >> ainsley: you will hear it one day the celestial sound. >> pete: i'm working real hard on that one testing the boundaries of admission. >> brian: really? >> pete: that is what it sounds like when you meet peter at the pearly gates is it paul or peter? >> brian: i don't know that. >> ainsley: it's peter. it's not paul. >> pete: it's peter. >> ainsley: i think it's jesus and parents and grandparents and whoever. >> pete: say hey, pete. bam and then you are in. >> ainsley: peter will gletlet new because share a name. >> pete: my mom named me peter very disappointed when i changed it to pete. >> ainsley: my mom calls michael. >> pete: tough one, i think. if you come to the "fox &

friends" -- the fox news christmas tree otherwise known as "fox & friends" christmas tree beautiful christmas tree. maybe not a choir. got a lot of pull. >> ainsley: tim cook, ceo of apple, we had talked about how he was going to the white house. he was going to go washington and meet with republicans and democrats he did that. the republicans really were saying they are worried about the app. rules. they want -- the lawmakers say it's unfair to block the conservatives and the apps that they prefer like parler when they did that in the past when some of these sites wouldn't allow parler on. we want you to have american values and take american values into other countries even when you go to china and they don't share our values you should still follow american rules and protocols. i didn't know. >> brian: outrageous this week is apple has changed its rules. its app. rules when it comes to

existing in china. because china, for example, when the protesters cropped up, started really in 2017. the way they communicate is to just to do an air drop to each other in order to communicate. security come, share videos, in order get publicity out of there cover their face whatever they have to do decide. apple told by the government we don't like that feature let's pull it and they pulled it. now 10 minutes to air drop and it disappears. to find out what you have been doing. >> pete: no record of that you can't do business in china without doing the bidding of the chinese communist party. you just can't. that's how they run their country. tim cook has made that decision with apple a long time ago. if you look at your device, it always says designed in california. apple is not a company without china.

they make everything there. so, tim cook is completely beholden to the communist chinese. so he is willing to tinker with the idea of taking conservative apps off in our country when it comes to the dictators in china is he say jump he says how high. can't do business without them. yes, they are an american company on paper. but they are really completely beholden to the communist chinese. and in moments like this, it's most clear when they say okay, ban what's app. ban air drop. we need to you censor our people and tim cook has to say yes. >> ainsley: tim cook says he did this air drop feature where you can't air drop anyone in your contacts after 10 minutes of use. >> he did this feature. i think when you are out of range china first last month. and he says he told lawmakers yesterday this was for security purposes and it will be rolled out globally. so coming to a theater near you. >> brian: hillary vaughn had a few questions for tim cook after his meetings. look how this went.

>> mr. cooke, do you support the chinese people's right to protest? [no response] >> do you have any reaction to the factory workers that were beaten and detained for protesting covid lockdowns? [no response] >> do you regret restricting air drop access that protesters used to evade surveillance from the chinese government? [no response] do you think it's problematic to do business with the communist chinese party whether they suppress human rights? [no response] [laughter] >> ainsley: the lady got out of way, hillary went back to talk to him he moved up and then she moved up. believe me exit strategy next time hillary did a great job. >> ainsley: she did a great job. >> brian: apple explaining to lawmakers what is happening really since 2019 beginning to pull manufacturing out.

in 201940 -- 44% to 47% of all their production done there. now down in 2021 down to 36%. did i not know this but nike and adidas have pulled out all of their manufacturing and brought it into vietnam. they do make $74 billion last fiscal year from china. that's where they have leverage. i just give them credit and maybe just practical to say we can't trust what's going on in this country anymore. and believe it or not, i never thought we would get to a place if it was 1957, here we are in 2022 saying vietnam is the best ally in the region. >> pete: that's a good thing. i'm heartened to hear that because tim cook can't, right now, as it presently stands answer questions because they will be translated into chinese and that becomes a problem when the leadership there hears him criticize. >> brian: twitter is not allowed. they go around it. twitter is not allowed in china right now. the one thing i have not heard elon musk criticize china because most of tesla is made there see if he does do that

one. >> ainsley: enes kanter freedom he played for the celtics and nicks and portland. he actually was at the patriot awards for us. >> pete: yes he was amazing. >> ainsley: he received the award "fox & friends" did a great job presenting to him you did a great job, too. all of us you could hear a pin drop in the theater because we were all just mesmerized with his story. said that he tried to get in touch with his friends that he played basketball with. they won't text him back. shut out because he was standing up for all these atrocities happening in all these countries around the world. can't even see his own family. we had him on "fox & friends first" or carley and todd did, the hour before we went on the air, this is what he had to say about what is happening. >> sad for me money and business over their morals, values and principles. and we need to do whatever we can to stand with our, you know, brothers and sisters in china. it doesn't matter what test dos

me i have to step up for truth. just hoping that every ceo or every athlete or every company will do the same. unfortunately that's not the case. shame on ceos like tim cook and many others. is he not the only one. when you see wall street. big tech, some of the local congresses, hollywood, sports world, they are bow down to money and business. ccp. we have to call it out like it is. >> brian: he is staying there in that room giving up at least $10 million a year salary. is he 30 years old. is he a very good player. and he would have about 25 teams that would want him. and he said no, i'm sacrificing. can anybody else sacrifice anything ever when it comes to china? >> pete: no. that should be -- if you are looking -- we have all these esg efforts, defund, divest efforts based on social justice views. the view that patriots in this country should take today is

demanding divestment from the communist chinese party. divest from their -- because it's -- all it is freedom is talking about unholy bargain. okay. you give us access to your customers. 1.2 billion. and in return, i get rich. i just have to put all of my principles over here and support the world's most dangerous regime. that's something we should be calling out across the board. >> ainsley: weep are seeing more and more of that. that's what ron desantis is doing in florida. is he pulling out billions of dollars that teachers or anyone who works for the government is investing in because they give that money to black rock and they are investing in these what do they call it esgs the, which is social issues. ron desantis says not with florida's money. they are pulling out the money that they have with blackrock. >> brian: other big story we have been covering consistently what is going on with idaho students who were slain we still don't know who the killer is. >> pete: authorities there reversing course yet again saying the attack was, in fact,

targeted. >> ainsley: wow, all right. todd piro joins us live w latest details. todd, they keep changing. this. >> todd: 20-year-old xana kerr nodule will be played to rest. moscow police department stating quote we remain consistent in our belief that this was indeed a targeted attack have not concluded if the target was residents or occupants that's the clarification. this all comes as it's revealed a sixth person was on the leels of the off campus residence, however, authorities say they do not believe that individual was there when the murders happened. as the third week of this investigation nears an end with no suspect motive or murder weapon, students are weighing in on safety around campus. >> i have noticed a lot of my friends that are girls have parents that are really scared and that the girls have chosen not to come back. >> i text my mom every time i

leave. i text her when i get to class. it makes her feel better. >> meanwhile, kaylee con calves dad says is he going nowhere until this guy is caught. >> i don't want him to be confident. i want him to be scared. i want him to be sick of my face. i'm not going nowhere until this guy is off the streets. the worst thing i want is another family to go through. this. >> steve concalves says his family is frustrated by the last of not to our advantage to do so. when you see the frustration with the families, you realize that maybe there is not much progress being done and that's where the frustration comes from. i feel as though by reading them it doesn't seem like they are on a track that's encouraging. >> ainsley: why don't they just say we have so much information,

we aring moving along every day we are getting more and more leads. and we hope to concludes this soon. like that would be enough, right? they are just not -- i feel like we don't even november what they have or if they have anything. >> pete: yeah. the worst can you do is go back and forth with the public about it, which confuses everybody. dr. michael baden was on "fox & friends first" and talked about where they might be in the forensics on this investigation. listen. >> now the time is coming when they have to analyze what was collected and because of the party house, fingerprints will stay around until they are wiped off. so, for months there may be fingerprints in the house. each of those fingerprints they pick up has to be analyzed to see if there is an odd person there had that shouldn't have been there the blood samples from d.n.a. or touch d.n.a., whatever swabs they have taken have now got to be analyzed and they will have dozens of different d.n.a.s that they are

finding. so, it's gonna take time. they are honing in on somebody but remember, 50% of murders in this country don't get solved. >> pete: and that stuff takes time. i mean, fingerprints, blood work, you don't get that back right away. it's also a smaller lab there. so they have got to get access to federal resources. and news stories don't do well with time. people want to know. in this case it's going to take a while. >> ainsley: they do have a lot of pressure on them because it's become such a big case and everyone is wondering what has happened. we can all relate to this. everyone has been to college or kids in college or we have kids and we worry about them constantly. it just hits so close to home even though it's so far away. it hits all of us. >> brian: carley shimkus has the other news including what is happening in california. >> that's right. the details here are pretty shocking, guys. a robbery suspect is not going to be facing murder charges after shooting and killing a

store clerk. an employee was killed last weekend during a gun fight with suspected robber, his name is ronald jackson. police say the worker was held at gunpoint and when the suspect tried to flee, he opened fire. jackson allegedly returned fire killing the clerk. the county's d.a. claims the suspect was actually acting in self-defense. former president barack obama hitting the campaign trail with democrat senator raphael warnock ahead of tuesday's georgia senate run al-jaafari. republican herschel walker thinks democrats must be getting desperate. >> raphael warnock for who he is. you can tell they are getting nervous because of they have got obama here again. so he is bringing in his celebrities. but his celebrities comes in because that's where his money comes from. >> carley: today is the last day of early voting in georgia before the runoff on tuesday. new reports indicate florida may reverse its decision on disney

world's self-governor nance status. state lawmakers currently working on planes to restore the ready creek district. allow disney to continue taxing itself over the cost of providing water, power, roads and fire services around the theme park. disney was stripped of that power following its opposition to florida's parental rights in education bill. >> and not sure if this one is naughty or nice. new social media trend called pilk is making a splash on social media with a little help from lindsey lohan. ♪ oh, naughty. pepsi and milk. pilk. >> carley: very interesting. okay. so if you want to make your own pilk the recipe involves milk. two tablespoons of heavy cream. two tablespoons of have a mila creamer and of course pepsi and i just heard the crack of a can which means you guys better try it right now. >> brian: roll that back again and tell us what goes into it.

>> pete: pepsi, a little bit of milk. >> brian: gave you pepsi already. i need some milk. how much milk. >> ainsley: one part pepsi and one part milk. >> >> pete: not measuring properly. heavy whipping cream. and there you go. hand whipped? hand whipped heavy cream. >> ainsley: do very with v. something to stir in t. >> brian: creamer? >> ainsley: out of pepsi? >> pete: brian you are good. make one for yourself. i will just have a pepsi. >> brian: ease i don't make a long island ice tea. >> ainsley: take a sip. give it a shot i will try ainsley. >> ainsley: really good. yeah, it's great. it tastes like it is really good. >> pete: imperfect measurements. >> ainsley: come taste it, carley. and they brought us --

>> pete: carley, come on. in. >> carley: should i try it. >> yeah. it's delightful. don't try brian's. >> ainsley: let us know what you think. it's good, right? >> it is good. pretty good, right? will tastes like cream soda. >> ainsley: lindsey lohan come up with it she said pilk. >> pete: it was not her idea. >> brian: lindsey lohan has not. >> carley: tastes like melted ice cream. this is surprisingly delicious. >> pete: good for you. >> carley: what are these? wow, i don't know. >> ainsley: some sort of a cookie. >> ainsley: i will explore. >> brian: cookie shot glasses. >> carley: oh my gosh they are. pough. >> pete: yes. lindsey lohan also invented that. [laughter]

this is for 9:00 this morning. >> ainsley: can you eat it or is it metal inside? >> carley: i think it's chocolate inside. >> ainsley: bite the side. >> carley: first shot i have had in 8 months. >> pete: we can make it in there. >> carley: adds nothing but kind of fun. >> ainsley: can you eat it. >> eating the cup. >> brian: meanwhile straight ahead, china draconian covid protests general jack keane on the sign of weakness from the ccp. >> ainsley: talk about that and not pilk. >> pete: i have pilk in my nose. >> ainsley: so long iowa, president biden urging democrats to scrap the first caucuses and propro-diversity in the presidential primary calendar. will "fox & friends weekend" co-hosts are going to weigh in.

>> pete: i can't. ♪ [music playing] ♪ let's get you home for the holidays. ♪ ♪ ♪

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hopefully releases draconian measures. this is a crisis of xi. he began this three years ago in wuhan city which we all know is the origin of the covid-19 pandemic. and he has backed himself into a corner here, brian. for a couple of reasons. number one, he doesn't have a public health system that he has developed over the last three years and that is really unfortunate. he knows full well is that that if he unleashes all of the lockdowns and opens everything up again that that healthcare system will likely fail. his people and it will be a very obvious to the world at large. second thing is, i refused all the western vaccines. >> brian: he did. >> that have been very helpful. in fact, he undermined them it denigrated efficacy of those vaccines. we know full well that the vaccine the chinese developed is inferior. it's not as effective. you know, clearly as it should

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weapons in ukraine to kill russians. don't say the u.s. and nato are not participants in this war. you are directly participating. not only with the supply of weapons but you train the ukrainian military on your territory. we're actually going to do that into a greater extend. but, don't say you are blowing up their infrastructure because -- i mean, that is such a leap i can't get my head around it well, that's lavrov's annual report and trying to sum up what has been happening in ukraine and certainly trying to deflect the awful truth that's been taking place that russia has been losing this ground war quite decisively since they began in february -- on february the 24th. and ukrainians have momentum. right now the mud is on the ground transitioning to frozen ground. mobility will increase again. and we'll see what happens here ukrainians have momentum. can they retake liberty their people from the hell that russian occupation imposes on

them. we know full well the russians are not going to be able to get on the offense in any consequential way. i think there from is no movement. that is the only thing that would bring us to negotiations. if the ukrainians come to a point where they know full well they cannot take -- retake territory without significant casualty, the russians are already at a stand still. we will see what happens here. so want the ukrainians to succeed and we try to give them the opportunity and set the conditions for them to succeed. >> brian: let the israelis give them the iron dome. we give them the attack on long range missiles and whole war goes ukraine's direction you could argue. so far they fight remarkably wellhead to head. it's the long range attacks on the infrastructure that's doing the damage. general keane, thanks so much. >> yeah, have a great weekend, brian, you and the team. >> brian: you want to come up on fox nation this weekend. saturday at 8:00. don't miss a minute mike rogers former chairman of the select

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♪ >> ainsley: president biden's border crisis is now impacting safety in the skies. hundreds of air marshals are reportedly planning a mutiny against an administrative mandate to deploy them now down to the border, leaving flights unguarded. grady trimble from our sister network fox business is live with the latest. grady? >> good morning, ainsley. one group that represents air marshals says this move will make the friendly skies a lot less safe. the air marshall national council says it will leave 99 out of 100 flights without a marshall on board. instead of getting assignments on planes as you said, some air marshals are being deployed to the southern border. but the council says they are

performing humanitarian tasks like preparing food and taking migrants who need medical care to the hospital the tsa denies that air marshals could lose their jobs if they ignore the biden administration's deployment orders. some of them say they feel they have no choice but to refuse to keep passengers safe. >> they are very menial task. they are transportation to the hospital, hospital watch. nothing that would have any affect on what their current, highly trained, you know, status would be. you are taking a highly skilled air marshall and putting them on the border basically doing details that an ngo or a contractor could do. >> the department of homeland security, which overseas the tsa and air marshals, tells fox business the suggestion that flights are being left unprotected is completely false. tsa takes its responsibility to secure the skies for the traveling public very seriously. we'll continue to protect

commercial flights through our multi layered security processes, including through the federal air marshall service. either way, the timing of this showdown, ainsley, could not be worse with the busy holiday travel season upon us. at airports like o'hare behind me as you can see filled with passengers. ainsley? >> ainsley: grady, thank you so much. a 10-month-old baby boy was rushed to have the hospital after reportedly ingesting fentanyl while playing at a san francisco park at a playground. he was given narcan and thankfully was able to survive. but not all children are so lucky. our next guest lost her 14-year-old son alexander to fentanyl poisoning in 2020. joining us now is the vice president amy neville. good morning, amy. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. i'm so sorry to hear about your son and i want to hear your story. first, what is your reaction to this little baby who accidentally enguested fentanyl when he was in the presence of his nanny, could you imagine? >> it's absolutely tragic. i mean, it's another danger we

have to put on that list of keep away from our kids when we are out in the world with them. it is outrageous that this can happen at this day and age laying there at a park and kids can get their hands on it toddlers are dying from this in their own homes from coming across it in the house. >> ainsley: i know the thane, thankfully, they rushed the child to the emergency room and they had to the narcan there but the child was turning blue. we have all been babysitters and now we are moms. i can't imagine the fear that was going through hour her mind. and now your story. your sweet son, 1 years old alexander, what happened in his life? >> long story short, alex was 14 years old. wanted to experiment. he was on the path of experimentation and unfortunately he was able to easily obtain what he believed was oxycodone through social media. and that pill took his life.

he -- like i said, he was just looking to experiment and he took the pill one night, and the following morning i went to go wake him up and he was gone. he was blue and lifeless, just looking like he was asleep on his beanbag chair on his bedroom floor. >> ainsley: oh my gosh. now you are involved with void. tell us what void is. >> sure. void is victims of illicit drugs. we are an organization formed by bereaved parents and our primary mission is education and awareness for families, you know. we're not talking enough about this issue across the country. and unfortunately, the education is falling on us bereaved parents gas roots efforts to get the messaging out and talk about this big shift that's happened in the drug landscape in the united states. >> ainsley: what do we tell our kids if parents are watching. how do we prepare them for this? >> you know, the biggest thing we can talk about these days is an experimental phase is not

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be. >> pete: joe biden who whoever makes decisions for him aiming to drastically reshape his calendar 2024. all in the name of, you guessed it diversity in a letter to the dnc biden argues quote we must ensure voice of color have a chance early in the process and throughout the entire early will he window. the democratic party worked hard to reflect the diversity of america but our nominating process does not. it's time for an update. the move would wipe out iowa as the first caucus and replace it with south carolina. also moving up michigan and georgia in the process. here to react my "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain and rachel campos-duffy up early for us. rachel, great to see you both by the way. what do you think of this? >> will: good morning. >> rachel: first, iowa embarrassed themselves in 2020. remember it, took a long time

for them to get the results after that primary. so there is that. biden has a big stick. you know, he really wants this. i think there is a really good chance it could happen. i think it's all window dressing. look, if you really cared about the minorities in the democrat party, the working class that he claims that this is why they want to move it to south carolina, stop prioritizing this policy desires of the elites in your party. unleash american energy. do stuff that really counts that will bring inflation down. this is all silly stuff. it's just all the diversity language and virtue signaling that we are so used to in the democrat party that absolutely does nothing to improve the lives of americans and minorities in particular. >> will, all in the name of diversity. i mean, anything can be justified. it's a political process run by political parties. it's their prerogative to change it if they want. do you think it benefits them? >> no, i don't think it benefits them. and we start with this. what does that mean, diversity?

please define what you mean when you say diversity, because, i quickly looked up, pete, most diverse states in the nation, wallet hub interestingly did a survey just like a few weeks ago on the most diverse states in the country. they define it by cultural diversity, linguistic socioeconomic and yes racial diversity. two most diverse states in the country texas, very red. california, very blue. but those aren't the states that joe biden suggested the democratic party move its first primary. they picked south carolina. why? and they said it in their letter that it's essentially a pander to the black voter to the democratic party the word diversity essentially only means black. so they -- and here's what i would suggest you said will it work, patty? well, what works is to win presidential elections what you really want to do is find the state that most reflex the potential outcome of a general presidential election. and i don't know what is that these days? arizona, michigan, ohio? but that's the one if you want it to work and find somebody

that can win the presidency, find the state that reflects the country. >> pete: yeah, i mean joe biden is not president without south carolina and james clyburn so in part this is something that was beneficial for him. all right. guys. so we have got in, you know, about a day, you guys can go back to bed before b. this one in a day we have got our show. rachel you do the first three guests we have and will can you do the last three and we will see how this goes. >> rachel: we have the great judge jeanine piro, clay travis and, brian kilmeade who we are going to see tonight, pete. we are going to go his show along with carley. >> it's true. will? >> will: we have nancy grace, carol swain, and buck sexton. something else coming up this weekend if you put me back on the television screen really quickly here i want to show you it's a big weekend on "fox & friends weekend." because, it's a little bit -- it's two weeks ago now this showed up in my office. can you see my face defiled, right? you can see daca prescott overrated. you were terrible on espn.

and then the alternative i had this one here, better than you in every way. great hair. great-look great clothes. great -- this is by pete hegseth's son. sons, plural, three in my office vandalizing. okay. because cowboys vikings but what happened? an absolute destruction by the cowboys of the vikings and that means pete hegseth gets this beautiful piece of material to wear this weekend. >> pete: i do. >> will: that's to pay off on "fox & friends weekend." >> pete: i knew it was coming but i didn't know it was coming so soon. you couldn't hold back i respect that. >> rachel: does he have to wear it for the whole show? >> pete: one of the hours, rachel. >> will: this is the tease and saturday there will be another tease. and i think we pay it off on sunday. [laughter] >> pete: all right, fine. i will be wearing my vikings tie in protest along with it. all right, you two. see you in a bit. >> will: see you. >> pete: check in with

meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. she has some friends. >> janice: you have some fans. you love pete hegseth? [cheers] >> janice: where are you from. >> texas,. >> north carolina. new orleans. >> oklahoma. >> charlotte. >> north carolina. north carolina. >> janice: is it your birthday today? >> sunday or monday. januaryian congratulations, happy birthday. are you guys ready for a weather forecast? many. [cheers] >> janice: let's go and take a look at it. we do have colder temperatures here in new york. everyone is dressed appropriately. 24 in fargo. it is 30 in seattle and we have big old storm systems moving into the west. this will be the biggest story as we head into the weekend. >> we have got areas of low pressure that are going to come into the west coast. and move in and bring heavy rain to california. this is ultimately a good news story but flash flooding is going to be a big concern and heavy snowfall and look that, you have got all the honks of new york hang here and are you guys going to have a merry christmas? >> yes. >> janice: tell me about christmas town. >> christmas town u.s.a. mccadenville north carolina.

teacher there. tradition started in the 150s. entire community lights up for christmas and people drive for hours to see all the lights. >> janice: thank you for coming to new york city. pete hegseth over to you. >> pete: christmas town u.s.a. merry christmas to everybody out there. give them my best. it's the must see must-win game. does team u.s.a. have what it takes to beat the netherlands? american soccer star and world cup analyst alexi breaks it all up the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention.

>> brian: tomorrow morning team u.s.a. takes on netherlands in the i fifa cup airing on fox. if the u.s. wins they will take it to the quarterfinals for the third time in american history here with his predictions a man who has been there before star of u.s.a.'s 94 world cup team and many other international tournaments lead analyst alexi la also a. we have a little bit of a delay. you got a chance to watch them life and study the tapes when it comes to holland what do you see the challenge is now for this team? >> well, greetings, brian, and merry christmas to everyone out there and greetings from doha on the eve of what promises to be a

special and maybe historic day when it comes to american sports and american soccer i'm excited about this team. this team has already made me incredit i can bably proud. i know it's made a lot of people proud. i have seen the pictures from back home people in airplanes and in classrooms and in bars and classrooms and watching this team. they deserve your attention. they deserve to have people watching them. now, this game against netherlands is going to be really interesting. this is a good netherlands team. on paper you say netherlands is better than the u.s. puts the u.s. in a comfortable underdog role they play very well. don't think for a second this particular u.s. team thinks of themselves as anything less than netherlands. they believe they can beat them it. doesn't matter if i believe it or others they believe it. [lost audio] >> brian: we will probably get him back. if we don't get him back, there is two main issues if we pop him right back. in josh sergeant, remember the forward, the redhead, what a great game he was having. he got hurt. he might have hyper extended his

knee. we hope that he is healthy. and then we also hope that christian p. lisic. bring that back. japan is tied 1-1. down 1-0. that ball cleared back off the line in front. japan goes up 2-1. they have a video replay. alexi, we got you back, i was just playing the japan goal and they brought back a videotape replay. in your estimation, the whole ball has to be out. was it? did they get it right on video? >> yeah. they got it right. they ultimately got it right. and, look, the whole ball has to be out and it can play tricks on your mind when you are dealing with a sphere and the plane of the line. controversy. it didn't change anything. if you want to win, score some

goals. >> brian: alexi really quick, josh sergeant, is he going to play. pull sikh, is he going to play? pulisic is going to play absolutely. having a hell of a tournament. going to do us all proud. i don't think josh sergeant is going to be out there on the field but, you know what? next man up for this team. >> brian: alexy, you look like you are ready to play. make sure you are stretched in case they can go back in time and put you on the roster. >> i'm ready to go my friend. america! >> brian: alexi lalas, thanks so much. that's why they pay him the big bucks. providing the insight and get the game. 10:00 in the morning ha reason to get up. more "fox & friends" in just a moment. ♪

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