pete: welcome to "fox & friends". i'm told that's a brand new morgan wallen song. you got to see the fox news christmas tree guarded by british soldiers, which we appreciate. rachel: the red coats are here.

pete: retroc red -- red coats al here ever vigilant around our christmas tree. we're generally enjoying being together and i was out last weekend and debates are flowing on the breaks. will: we're debating soccer. i like morgan wallen. i don't normally like nashville country, i like some. peat's now making a -- he's i don't know what to call his evolution. pete: metamorphoses. will: he told me he got boots this weekend and i have a ton of very strong opinions on boots. i have a lifetime of developed opinions on boots. i want to help you. pete: i have not sent you a picture yet because i didn't feel prepared to do that. i know i'm going into a win windmill. will: i will judge you so harshly. pete: i bought them at the boot

barn. will: i have a lot of bo boots d inherited boots. rachel: talk about boots and not soccer. >> will: we're talking about country music. i texted you this weekend saying it you're going to do this, here's part of your education. pete: it's keen's country. it's a little depressing. very honky tonky old timey. you're an old soul clearly. it was good. i got into it a bit. will: it's not pop country. pete: it's not. when i put the boots on, felt good and i don't want to take them off. >> will: raise tesky toast roan levels -- testosterone levels definitely. pete: i want to wear them but i can't. rachel: bring them in and we'll have a segment on how to purchase the right boots.

we've had this discussion before. will: world war i, because i'm try -- world war i, because i'm trying -- yeah, because i'm trying to help you out and i have a lot of contractors at your house. pete: yeah, they know how to wear them and i don't. it's a whole complex. will: we could do an hour podcast on this. rachel: we could but we're not going to be able to because we have a lot of very important breaking news today and we'll begin with this fox news alert and new sensorineural tails released about the twitter hunter biden suppressed laptop story. will: and democrats played a mayor role in those efforts. pete: kevin core is joining us live in washington with the twitter streak. can i recollects good morning, guys -- >> good morning, guys. indignant denials of democratic officials and apparently they were helping twitter to censor the 2020 election runup story about hunter biden's laptop and that's according to to the platform's new owner elon musk

that's using the platform to reveal sensitive internal deliberations at the company around again that laptop in the fall of 2020. now the details were given to substack writer who's a long time critic of online censorship and he posted portions of the leak in a lengthy twitter thread last night. here's part of it. by 2020 he writes "requests from connected actors to delete tweets were routine. one executive writing to another and more to review from the biden team. the reply would then come back, handled". it wasn't a few tweets and there's evidence to suggest that the platform's officials e-mailed back and forth whenever they felt like censorship needed to be rolled out and then of course subsequently was handled. and there's more, celebrities and unknowns write alike could be removed or reviewed at the

behest of a political party, ie, the democrat party primarily. what's more taibbi notes that twitter took extensive steps to remove the hunter biden story and removing links and posting warnings it may be unsafe and even went so far as to block the transmission via direct message. that's a tool usually reserved for extreme cases like child porn and white house spokeswoman and contributor had her account locked out because she re-tweeted a story about the laptop, that was posted by the new york post and then led a public policy official at twitter, caroline strom to ask what gives. taibbi wrote "strom's note returned that the laptop was removed for violation of the company's hacked materials policy". most surprising of all is the

suggestion that then ceo jack dorsey knew very little about the censorship. taibbi writing the decision was made at highest levels of the company but without the knowledge of ceo jack dorsey with former head of legal, policy, and trust playing a key role. i should also add this from fox news digital, it reports that the fbi repeatedly met with social media companies and even warned them that the russian laptop story or hunter biden lap stop story rather could be a hack and dump or hack and leak operation. obviously that is not the case. in case you're just joining us, elon musk says there'll be a lot more on this later today and we'll all be watching very carefully, i can assure you of that. will: absolutely. pete: more to come. it's one of the moments he said the twitter files are coming and it was a little -- it was 45 memberships late and we're still

checking facts before we release this and then it came out and boom boom boom boom boom. l you were tweeting it in realtime and we were reading it together realtime. rachel: miranda devine told tucker she thought that delay meant to her that it's not like the full release that maybe somebody was pressuring elon not to release some things and she wants to see it all and feels like some things are missing. talk to her about that later so stay with us on that. will: yeah, talking about it earlier in the day, it's an action. let's sensor this story. in search of a reason. in search of a justification. you see that in what's revealed. even internally, it's hacked. does that fit our definition of a hacked material and back and forth on various reasons to spike the story. an example of one of the e-mails internally and this is from

deputy former fbi council jim banker and saying some facts indicate the materials were hacked and others indicate the computer was abandoned and/or the owner consented to allow the repair shop to access it for at least some purposes. we simply need more information. can i just say really quick, i don't really fully buy the idea that twitter was just confused and -- because we've talked about this. they were meeting with intelligence apparatus on a weekly basis. it's not like the hunter biden laptop story popped up overnight and in terms of average consumer, it may have. have. pete: but it was rumbling around there. will: and we know the computer store repair owner, he'd been talking to intelligence apparatus for over a year. pete: yeah, that's good context, you're right. they would have already understood what's in that laptop and as a result those weekly meetings about lookout for this

disinformation, they were cooking the books about what would be acceptable. rachel: don't forget that tony bobulinski had his interview with tucker carlson and revealed that at that time he was giving everything to the fbi and they didn't really seem interested just like not interested in john paul mackisaac and he's the computer repairman blow blowing the whistle. >> i recovered about a third of the data and i had to go through and look at what i recovered compared to the original to see what made it over and what didn't. i called up hunter and said, you need to go out to pick up a hard drive. i think i called him again the following weekend and then i think i called him a couple more times over the next month of that and no response. now i'm in possession of his laptop, a backup of his laptop's home folder on an external drive he provided, and no sign of

hunter. so the fbi met with me at my home and asked me about my concerns. then they said they were going to come and they wanted to make a forensic clone of the drive. when they showed up, instead of bringing a tech guy, they brobrought a subpoena and said we're going to take everything. will: that's mac isaac on the show and this is why it's pertinent today to my point and he's describing his interactions with the fbi really honestly i believe over a 12 month period. far in advance of this moment of panic that twitter had; right. twitter acts like, what is this thing that leeanneed on our december -- landed on our desk? is it russian information. the intention apparatus telling them it's russian disinformation knew for the better part of a year it wasn't russian disinformation. this is the scandal louis part.

-- scascandalous part. pete: they were deleting direct messages inside of twitter. you couldn't send the story to me, that's something they use in cases of child pornography. except in this case, they're doing it on the hunter biden story. so the government was doing their part, twitter going above and beyond any of their guidelines to suppress this. rachel: so this election was a close election in 2020. everyone knew it was going to be close and everyone knew that this story was explosive for all the reasons you said. they knew it was probably true, and so this altered the election and this is basically an in kind donation to the democrat party and to joe biden. it is a priceless, i mean, you can't buy a commercial with that much power. pete: please delete my political opponent's tweet.

okay. that's what was happening in the twitter files. i don't like this, delete it. rachel: this is coming from the people who told you that democracy was on the ballot in the last election. these people are full of it. they rigged the last election in 2020 election, now we don't know where to go to get back our election and if this doesn't change and if the republicans -- we'll have some republican congressmen on later on in the show, if they don't do something serious to break up these monopolies to make sure this can never happen again, to invoke as they said and make them act like publishers or hold them responsible as if they were the new york post in terms of what they're censoring or not, the republican party is over and this will essentially become a one party system. pete: the democrats in the house just elected as their leader an election denier, hakeem jeff reese and denies the e --

jeffries. will: nba star lebron james was upset with his court of media minions. he was upset with them, disappointed was the word he used. why in because in the weeks prior, there was a story in the n ba where kyrie irving, a former teammate of lebron james tweeted out a film that's been described as anti-semitic. it was a big story, kyrie was suspended, i believe. pete: five games i believe. will: lebron had to answer questions about that, it's the nba and former teammate. then a story last week in the washington post where dallas cowboy's owner jerry jones of the nfl was revealed in a photo 66 years ago in the 1950s at his high school when his high school was being desegregated. and he's in the crowd, he's 14 years old at the time. pete: 14? will: yeah, he's in the back and craning his neck to see what's happening and it's ugly in the front and a bunch of teenagers

yelling in the face of poor black kids trying to go to school. all we know from the photo is that jerry jones was there; right? and lebron's upset he wasn't asked about this by the media. he said i was wondering why i haven't gotten a question about the jerry jones photo. that's one of the moments our people, the black people, i feel like as a black man athlete, when we do something wrong, every tabloid and news coverage is a bomb ticker and the whole jerry jones situation has been buried under and i was disappointed i haven't receive that had question from you guys. rachel: interesting. pete: interesting. first of all, they know they're gonna get asked about things like that. that's the nature of the business. i'd be frustrated if i was lebron being asked about everyone else and giving a hot take in that moment and probably gets tiresome but to your point, there's a point when you look ao and don't know if we have it. it's not like jerry jones was in the front and that was a really

unfortunate chapter in our history, which thank god we've moved beyond and done our best to rectify. otherwise am i un-aware of racist accusations being made against jerry jones? rachel: can i say this, lebron james wants to talk about something that happened 65 years ago because it won't cost him anything, by the way, it costs him nothing to bring that up. if he talks about china where there is real slavery right now going on, he won't do that because it costs him money. by the way, how much more money does lebron, he's like literally the one person in the nba who has so much money it probably won't make that big of a difference to him to actually stand up for realtime modern slaves. but he wants to talk about an incident that happened 65 years ago that eludes to something that happened 200 years ago in our history. this guy is a fraud. and we should talk about the human rights abuses in china and

we will. will: this is why -- okay, you don't just -- all right, so lebron james doesn't understand why he's asked about kyrie but not jerry. that's what he's disappointed in. his explanation is because kyrie is black and jerry is white. he said that when a black athlete does something wrong it's a bomb ticker and the white person is not questioned. it's a skin ticker and not that one happened 66 years ago in a different sport and it's unclear the lesson from the story. the other is a former teammate of yours in your sport and that's why you're being asked about it. but, okay, lebron, want to be a general social commentator and want to comment on jerry jones in a different spot. that's what you want to be. i'm with you now and you go, okay, why don't you comment on the place where you make hundreds of millions of dollars that's employing slave labor in the present tense and talking about china now, not simply a random country. not asking you about burma or

other place withs human rights issues. i'm asking you about the one you make money on. if this is who you want to be and you want to comment on everything under the sun, why don't we start with this one. they're protesting in the street as you're talking. pete: i see what you're saying and would like to employ that to "fox & friends". if i like the topics, see you at 6:00 a.m. and if i don't, i'll be in my hotel room. i like how you put it. there's a personal sacrifice to commenting on china, which he would be unwilling to make. rachel: can i tell you, this is why people respect elon musk and even donald trump. these are two people who have taken huge financial hits to do what they think is right for the country. lebron james not only doesn't do what's right, he's a powerful guy in the nba trying to silence other people about china. he's not only not willing to stand up against modern day slavery in china, he's telling other lesser players he has power over to shut up and not say anything.

he's despicable and i have no respect for him. pete: now to a couple of additional headlines. west virginia state senator dis blennojeffries is a-- glenn jeffries a member of the gop and cites economic development for making the change saying "i don't want to be a socialist -- no, he didn't say that. i look and see how i can best represent the state of west virginia and this switch will help me be more effective for recruiting and bringing companies here to this state". and fantasy football causing division in the workplace. a new study from odd seeker last month showing 70% of americans have lost a friend at work because of fantasy footballtras. nearly 60% say they still hold a grudge to this day. i think, will, you could be in that camp. will: i love trash talking. pete: 62% have had to go to hr

because of -- 62% have gon hr because of fantasy football trash talk. rachel: i have reported roots about trash talking. will: coming up tomorrow on "fox & friends," time to pay bets. somebody talk add lot -- talked a lot of tracker about the vikings versus the cowboys. pete: i did, i sent you a meme over text of a white flag. it was 30-3, it was on its way to being 40-3, i knew it was coming. i'll wear it with respect. will: that's tomorrow on fox -- it was a smoking, they got smoked. pete: it was embarrassing. it was embarrassing. rachel: there is a survey that came out talking about who are the rudest fans in the nfl. so here we go. pete: the first answer is obvious and it's correct. that's the philadelphia eagles fans then says what they're rude

for. they start fights. lock at that. will: i buy the raiders but not the cowboys. every other sentence is america's team. pete: you're heckling me. rachel: the minnesota vikings are midwesterners and down at 22. pete: they're reason is get too drunk. rachel: they're nice drunk. will: is that right? pete: you, yeah, the green bay packers fans. they're very nice like the opposite of soccer high school begans are the -- hooligans is the minnesota veh vikings fans. rachel: they leave the stadium and like no, you go ahead. you fir. but they're wasted.

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rachel: knocks news alert, elon musk exposes twitter files showing censorship of hunter biden's laptop and tech giant's political biases. a reporter revealing that for tweets, political parties wanted taken down "there were more channels, more ways to complain open to the left than to the right". of course that's true. where's the accountability? let's ask congressman ronnie jackson. he's a member of the house foreign affairs committee. congressman, so great to have you on this morning. so let's talk about this. what can the new republican house of representatives, the congress, do to reign this in because this is the threat to our democracy, isn't it? >> absolutely. it's a huge threat, maybe one of the biggest threats that exists, bigger than a lot of threats we have overseas for sure. rachel, this has been going on for a long time.

this was the runup to the 2020 election when we're talking about it now. they got away with it. they were emboldened by it and there's no telling what they did or to what extent they took this since then. they've been manipulating the american people aggressively whether it was covid or, you know, the lockdowns, you know, the maga and white supremacy threat they've put out all the time and they've been pushing this and there's a direct line to call in to social media, to twitter and tell them this is a list of people we want permanently banned or blocked and they do it for them. that was a presidential candidate at the time who's now our president working also in conjunction with the fbi. we know they had a role in this early on prepping them for this and we have our own government, the fbi and presidential candidate and now president working directly with social media to undermine their political opponents. this has to be fixed and what will happen, rachel, is when we get the house back, we'll have subpoena power and decide what

the committee's meet on and what we investigate. we'll have whistle blowers coming out of the wood work telling us in great detail like elon musk is on exactly what happened and maybe even e will be rate on what happened at twitter and at facebook and google and other places as well. we've got a big job ahead of us and really the grow toms we have in -- freedoms we have in this country depend on it. rachel: no question about it and it's a story about big tech suppression and the elections and there's also the story of joe biden and what they were trying to hide, which is the fact that joe biden is compromised by the chinese government and communist party and that's a serious thing for the country as well. i want to move to another topic, which is the naval academy confirmed it denied all the religious vaccination reconnection quests by -- requests by members of the military. what can be done in congress to give back the bodily autonomy these members of the military

deserve? >> well, rachel, this doesn't surprise me one bit. the very first thing the biden add menstruation and president biden did when he came in was remove all the political appointees from the naval academy, west point and air force academy. i was on the aborted at the naval academy at that -- board at the naval academy at that time and the entire time i was on the board@naval academy as a trump appointee and members from the biden administration. the rule was they let their three year term expire and the term was up and the new president will appoint you. they stop that had and day one they replaced everybody with the political appointees sharing the woke ideology and they're providing oversight not allowing this to happen. we can work through the ndaa -- rachel: congressman, you're a doctor as well through the member of congress and this is a vaccination with no long-term studies and what are the risk of the mitt tear have -- military having everybody vaccinated with

something with thomas mancino ng term studies. >> that's just it, we don't know the risk and some of these kids realize they don't need it because they're young and otherwise healthy and being forced to get it and don't know the long term reigns leadings and can there's stuff right or wrong that's been horrible about the long term effects might be. it's right and it's understandable they don't want to do this and we're punishing them for this and that's the key. they want to punish these people and looking for ways to punish them. rachel: it's really sad. we're glad you're in office and will be able to do something about the important issues. congressman jackson, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks, rachel. rachel: you got it. coming up, could florida reverse course on the decision to strip disney theme parks of self-governor status? a state representative joins us live next. plus, it's the knockout stage of the world cup and team usa takes on the netherlands. we'll take you live to qatar coming up.

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pete: well, the sunshine state may be making a u turn on the woke world of disney and strict self-governing status and new wort claiming they're working on a compromise that would allow disney to keep the line in place. this comes as bob igercosms as ceo of -- iger comes as ceo looking to change reaction and we were talking about this in the break and what's happening as it pertains to disney with bob iger back in charge? >> one thing in florida, we don't make u turns on anything.. pete: we're out on the u turn. >> the governor said as much yesterday. as we said since we passed our bill in may, we may make changes in how disney runs things and may make some modifications but, no, we're never again going to

let a company like disney have the right to take people's private property, which is a right they have today. we're never again going to let a company like disney issue government bonds on the nuclear plant by themselves. they're never gone to do that but that's one example of all the insanity in a policy created in the 1960s for something they never did, which was build a city. pete: you're not u turning or reversing course. with bob iger at the helm, do you think disney is? >> i think disney is moving in the right direction a. lot of the reason we did what we did saved disney, not to hurt it. when you start focusing on politics over products, you end up with problems. i think we're in a much better shape because bob iger didn't make the problem that bob chapek did. frankly i don't believe we'd have been in this mess had he been the ceo. i think he understands you need to focus on your customers and not on the woke left. pete: you mentioned what a big part of your own life disney has been. it's a signature of florida and

hopeful it can return to that. >> yeah, my oldest son took his first steps on a disney cruise ship and no company has been more important as a family and i've been broken he hearted to e what this company turned to and when parent haves to check if the disney show is safe for kids, we've gone way, way, way wrong and hopefully the things we've done in florida will lead them to make the right decisions. we are standing up for what parents want. pete: the last couple woke films have flopped -- >> teaching transgender ideology to 6 year-olds and for all things to die on the hill for, that's crazy and hopefully with a new ceo, they'll be moving in the right direction. pete: randy fine, thank you for that update and i like it. coming up, elon musk re-reel

veals what about -- reveals what's behind the suppression of the hunter biden laptop story. will and i go off the wall on that next. and we check back in with adam klotz live from a toy store with a shop with a cop event. >> will cain did what this year? >> you know what he did. >> can i sit on your lap? >> certainly. >> actually, mrs. clause, can i sit on your lap? >> of course. >> thank you, mrs. clause. we're shopping with santa claus and all the kids and fun. stick around, that's coming up. ♪

pete: elon musk highlights documents on twitter sensorship of the hunt -- censorship of the hunter biden laptop story. will: we're going off the wall to break down all the details. it was about a 36 tweet storm in the thread from journalist matt tiabbi that elon musk granted the twitter files and matt ta ibbi went to twitter in the communication and decision in blocking the hunter biden laptops. pete: elon said edition two is coming tomorrow. the note was returned -- it's all internal communications and most of what we saw is what elon musk is able to release. will: caroline strom, twitter employee.

pete: he's the ceo and has the prerogative to release this and when the hunter biden laptop story came out in the new york post, twitter responded immediately internally and back and forth, l how do we characterize this. will: this is a communication between two twitter employees in regard to the hunter biden laptop stories. thanks for reaching out, it was violated the hacked materials policy and adding them here for further incite a sight -- insigt and guidance. pete: they were looking administer other rational that we don't like this story and taking down and deleting acts of users that shared. will: where did elaine ong sotto get the idea that her twitter account was hacked? pete: why doesn't she have her pronouns here, that's another story. twitter took extraordinary steps

to suppress the story, removing leaderships and posting warnings about it being unsafe. that's always the rational is unsafe and went directly to blocking direct messages and that's if i'm privately sending you a message. usually a tool used for things as horrific as child pornography but in this case, hunter biden. will: we mentioned hacked materials and in this tweet thread in the twitter files is twitter employees running around looking for justification to censor this story. here's what taibbi wrote saying they freelance it had and one employee characterized the decision and hacking was the excuse and in a few hours, everyone realized that wasn't going to hold and no one had the guts to reverse it. it was an act in search of a justification, i said this last night, pete, i want to share this, this is what it reminded me of. it was a quote from the head -- was the head of joseph stalin's

secret police in the ussr saying show me the man and i'll show you the crime. pete: when you consider what you've been talking about this morning, the fact that the fbifuls meeting weekly with social media companies and the fbi knew about the hunter biden laptop for up to a year, this was a surprise to nobody. the fbi could have very easily and quickly confirmed this was not a hacking but a laptop that was verified or not verified, but they went into hyper-drive one of the first people they deleted -- the white house press secretary's account shut down for sharing a story from one of the longest standing newspapers in america. will: this went to the highest levels of twitter. here's how high we know so far. taibbi said the decision made at the highest level without the knowledge of ceo jack dorsey

with former head of legal policy and trust and playing the key role. pete: the ceo smoking that much weed? i don't know. how do you not know you've decided to suppress a huge story in front of a presidential election tweet in the twitter stream they went out of their way to say jack dorsey do nothing. maybe that's true. will: we talked about this earlier, clearly everybody inside of twitter was ready to accept this story. there was high mind go -- hive mind going on but i got to believe there's somebody here and within the government of the united states of america that was pushing this action. pete: we know through the twitter stream there were requests from individuals inside the democrat party, republicans tried it too but everyone at twitter is a democrat, 99% of donations go to democrats, please delete this specific tweet. please delete this specific account. and there's lists of links to accounts. in the twitter thread, they'd say handle, the biden teams send

these handle, delete, shut down. that's collusion if i ever heard it. we talk about collusion for four years with no evidence and elon musk in one night delivered the collusion. will: that's where it becomes a first amendment issue. pete: exactly right. will: coming up, team usa taking on the netherlands and holland and the dutch is a big game. a must win game to advance in the world cup. u.s. soccer hall of famer and fox soccer analyst coby jones breaks it down next. ♪

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with meteorologist adam klotz at made's toy shop in hewlett, new york, with the annual shop with a cop event. there he is, adam. >> hey, yeah, it's kind of chaotic here with people shopping. come back, what are you saying? are you happy? >> yes. >> why are you happy? >> because i got all of these toys. >> we got all these toys. this is what we've been doing the last five minutes. >> look, i saw santa. >> and santa is over there? we've been having -- a >> i saw santa. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> who are you thanking santa.

>> you're thanking santa and kelly murphy. kelly murphy is our cop we're shopping with right now with all these kids. kelly, who are you representing? >> the fall park police department. >> the fall park police department. >> there's more cops right there too. >> there's cops everywhere. there's lots of shopping happening. 150 kids are getting toys today. $150 per kid, which is really cool. can you tell me a bit about what this has meant to you so far this morning. >> this is awesome. it's our first time with the fall park police department and i worked at a different one when younger and we're happy to do this and be here today and we have dhra here with -- dahra with me here today from the fall park police department and happy to be here. >> these kids it seems like have gone through a lot and it's good to be able to connect with them. can you tell me a bit about that. >> absolutely. we like to be in the kid's lives and make sure they -- that's awesome. exactly what he said, ever --

what christopher is saying right there. they don't have much and we love to help them and give back to them as much as we can. >> christopher i i didn't have a microphone, why are you really happy today? >> cause i got a lot of toys. >> what do you have at home? >> i only have a little bit but now i have more. >> that's pretty exciting, isn't it? >> yeah. >> hey, i think you got more money, kelly, thank you for talking to me. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> will, this is awesome, and we've got lots more shopping to do so we are yous getting start -- we're just getting started. will: load it up, adam. see you in a bit. bit. >> you know with learfield img. will: the world cup match you don't want to miss on fox. team usa taking on the netherlands with the win and the u.s. squad could advance to the quarter finals. it's fox sports analyst coby

jones. good morning and glad to be on the show. >> thanks for having me, will. will: talk about both sides quickly. talk about the netherlands to set up what fans might be able to expect from that team. strong in the back; right. their defensive line, strom was a good mid fielder but i've read the flu is running through the team so who knows who will be on the field today. >> yeah, that's always the interesting part. maybe for the u.s. a little divine intervention and flu is running through the netherlands team and see who's on the field but regardless they're a team with stars and especially talking about that mid field, frankie de- jong one of the players suffering from flu-like symptoms and he likes to control the mid field when he plays. will: yeah, him and several center backs, defenders that -- look, the united states had trouble scoring goals and netherlands is stocked full of defenders on the back line with long careers of stopping goals and that's a problem.

can we score and take that to america now. first of all, why have we had such trouble getting the ball into net, coby? >> well, i think when we look at u.s. team just not having an out and out striker has been one of the issues. we've kind of -- or at least coach greg burhalter is making sure the mid field is dominate and mma players in the mid field has been very strong and they've allowed us to maintain possession, to attack where needed and especially on the flanks and so if we're having a good defense, which we seem to have in mid field, we only need one goal or so as we saw in the last match. will: that's a great point on the other hand. we've been good at stopping goals as well. tyler adams has been absolutely awesome, he's the american captain and one of the mid fielders you just mentioned, mma. adams in the back of that mid field, he's been really good. what should we watch for. let me ask you this, what should

we watch for and if we're having trouble scoring goals, why is the young star raina not getting on the field and seems like no one can find out why he's not playing. >> okay, watch how well our mid field is doing and if they can control the ball and if when the other team, when the netherlands puts pressure on us, if we're able to pass out to the mid field and break out and spring players, you know, up top when we're talking about christian pulisic and the like. then your second tart with raina is one of the talents and the big question is who do you take off if you put him in and do we have players that are playing very well right now and first 11 playing very well. i do expect raina to get on in this match and wave had so many in a short amount of time you'll need the strong legs. will: exciting and u.s. versus

netherlands and one of the historical greats in the netherlands and usa up and coming, young team and see how far we can take it this year. cobi, great to talk to you, thank you. >> thanks, will, appreciate it. will: again, 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox. coming up, early voting in georgia senate runoff is breaking records and break itic e down with herschel walker at w tom of the hour. ♪

rachel: you guys, the love seeing our tree in front all lit up. came to the studio by the way with my three little girls because we're going to spend the day here in new york city after the show. they saw