♪ ♪ santa claus is coming to town. ♪ santa claus is coming to town. ♪ you better watch out. ♪ you better not cry. >> jackson 5 with the christmas music bringing you into the fourth hour of "fox & friends" this morning. good morning, welcome to you. good morning and welcome to you too as well. coming up ins this hour, we're going to flock a christmas tree.

that's the competition i've never done that. >> i have an advantage. i knew what flocking was as of last weekend and rachel did not. you know what flocking a tree is? >> i know of it from you only. i don't know anything about it. rachel: i'm excited. there's a mysterious technique to this that we're all going to learn. >> looks messy. >> i didn't know you did wit a can of spray paint. rachel: i think this will be a really cool segment. we're going to get all the tricks of the trade. >> all right. do you want to do this? >> oh, sure. rachel, you could. rachel: i could. because i have to see it from the side, the whole show. and it is distracting, the mullet, we asked for an instagram poll from all of you to see if you like pete with a mullet. and -- >> what does that question say? >> is this a mullet. >> 70% said no.

>> that it's not. rachel: it is a mullet. >> i thought we were going to ask do you approve. rachel: so did i. >> that doesn't help me. if you're saying it's not a mullet -- rachel: it is a mullet. >> that helps me. rachel: can you turn around. >> if you have -- people say it's not a mullet. rachel: turn around so people can see how long it is in the te back. that proves it's a mullet. it's definitely a mullet. >> one of the viewers said pete hegseth, is this on the way? wwe dare you. >> that's pretty close. rachel: that is awesome. >> that's kind of a dream. rachel: actually, i dare you too. >> don.>> don't do that. i want to thank the american people, the person who does our hair, she said i don't work for you, i work for the american people. it's getting higher, a little shorter, a little longer.

rachel: she's a dominican american republican patriot. thank you. thank you, america. >> i'm going to put on the cowboys jersey at some point during this hour. this is tough to do news, in a cowboy's jersey. rachel: you're doing it in the 9:00 hour, which is the top rated hour. >> which is this hour. do it at some point before the show is over. last night, fascinating moment on social media. elon musk joined what's called the twitter space, it's an online virtual hangout. at one point it had 101,000 people in the twitter space. he opened him himself up for two hours to take questions. you think about how many leaders, business, political, otherwise, would open themselves up to that sort of unscripted lengthy q & a. you pointed out it is what donald trump did during the height of covid. outside of donald trump, you will not find -- i mean, no

corp. he brett ceo that i can think -- corporate ceo that i can think of. no politician says okay, two hours, i have no idea what you'll ask, go. rachel: he said 30 minutes. it went for two hours. it's very trumpian. >> it was also very elon muskian of him. he was in his jet, using star link. he answered questions from a across the spectrum including "fox & friends weekend" because will cain fought his way to the top. i noticed it. we got on and were listening. >> you texted us last night and said you should check it out i managed to get in and a speak. >> here is will cain's question to elon musk, the guy everyone wants to hear from right now last night. listen. >> this is will cain from fox news. what subjects outside of hunter biden were subject to the most government induced censorship. >> personally, i've been working on getting twitter to be

healthy and fixing the engine of engineering. i've not been pouring over the twitter files personally. that's sort of been -- max has been doing that, barry will be doing it as well. it what a be somewhat of a guesswork, anything i say. so i don't know. there's obviously a lot of questions around ja jan sixth, there's questions around covid, a lot of questions. the important thing is we bring daylight to all of these things so anything that twitter has done and a lot of timeses twitter has done thing that wasn't malicious, it was just foolish. >> there you go. he says he's turned over the full files in transparency and daylight to barry weiss and her substack, a former reporter for the new york times. i would of say she would not reject the characterization of at least historically from the left, she has also turned over

the files to matt tiebe who would not reject the characterization that in the past from the left and he will reporting as well. >> he said eventually he would like to make the whole thing public to everybody. rachel: that's what i want. >> he said that's what he wants to happen. he says if you do it right away it's an open season. he says let a couple people curate it first who can pull out the major themes and then just give it to the public. let's bring in miranda divine, new york post columnist, author of the laptop from hell. you joined us yesterday. we said we need you again today. you had a chance to listen to some of what elon said last night. your take-away? >> yes, and consi congratulatio, will, for getting up there. i tried to be a speaker. >> i saw you in there. you had the speaker designation. i was like great, can't wait to hear what miranda asked. you did have the designation for a moment. what would you have asked?

>> i was going to ask about the fbi. my complete obsession and it's the one missing link still. it's interesting that in answer to your question there, elon musk talked about january 6th suppression and also covid. those are two -- i mean, they're massive. it's obvious to everybody. i would be very interested to see if the government was pushing that as well. but in terms of the hunter biden material, the joe biden material, definitely the fbi sort of pre-bumped that with the social media companies at their weekly meetings of. there's nothing about that and i can't believe it doesn't exist in the files but you heard elon musk there in that two-hour twitter space say, look, it's not nor korea. i'm -- not north he korea. i'm not looking at the files. math complete access to whatever he wanted. matt tiebe says that he had certain conditions that he had to agree to before he wrote what

he did on twitter and the other issue is, and another point elon musk has said that selected portions of twitter's files were provided to matt tiebe. so i just don't know if the fbi stuff is somewhere there. i'm sure it exists. but it was good to hear on the twitter spaces last night elon musk basically come out and say that what happened when twitter weighed in on one side of politics before the election, that is election interference and he also said that twitter was behaving as an arm of the dnc, the democratic national committee. so it was sort of -- i guess we knew that but it was good to hear the head of twitter actuallied a mitt that. actuallied a -- actually admit that. rachel: your instingtsz are always right. i will follow your reporting.

i wonder why he didn't give you the kind of access he gave barry weiss or they that he gave matt tiebe. they are -- they come% the a left wing perspective as will brought up but also as i mentioned put some conditions around it. i would like to see elon musk open that up to miranda you mir. i want to talk about election interference. we talked about censorship in general. there was an election that wassal tedder and it's -- was altered. it's not just with twitter, it's all the other platforms. i am a pretty optimistic person. as we went through the hours i became more and more he depressed because i know so many good people who are running as conservatives and they just can't compete with this kind of big tech influence and interference in elections and it just makes the entire democrat process seem like a joke, a sham, like we're all -- it's theater. if we allow them to continue to

do this, it's not just twitter. it's good that elon musk is doing this but there's other platforms that are doing it as well. >> yeah, you're so right. i really think that google has been under-discussed in the whole debate because they deliberately washed search terms so myself i have to look for sometimes stories i've written, i can't find them and so it's the same with facebook. facebook really put its thumb on the scale, particularly as well, you had mark zuckerberg, the owner, pour $400 million into the election to help the democrats. but, look, i think what's really making me optimistic was hearing elon musk last night speaking on his jet for two hours in had that very rambunctious and hard to listen to twitter space. what he said was his goal is to

basically make twitter the place where truth happens, to create a competition for the truth so that at least one entity in the whole media landscape is not as he says engaging in group think. he wants twitter to be the number one competitor for truth because it's good business. he says therefore, the audience will come to twitter and then he says that will force the rest of the media and social media also to engage in the truth to compete. i think that's a brilliant idea. because the truth has really been lost and the reason for that is because we now have controlled speech, whether we like it or not, in this country there is not free speech when it comes to the media. if you said anything dissenting from the current administration, you were kicked off social media. >> miranda, you've been vindicated many times reporting on things that were called

misinformation or prebunked as you said and it turned out to be true. another one was paul mcisaac, the computer rem repairman who received hunter biden's laptop. here's what he said. >> i'm grateful. i don't know how many people know. i basically was financially ruined by twitter last year. i tried to save my career because twitter labeled my actions hacking. i went after them in a defamation suit. i think ultimately the goal from the opposition was to make sure that twitter would cut my legs off and make sure i would never have an opportunity fight my battles in the court of law again. watching elon release this material over friday night was very exciting for me because what i felt like i knew the whole time was true and i feel vindicated. i feel -- i'm grateful for elon, if he wants free tech support he's got it. >> he's got another tech guy if he needs it.

vindication is nice but results are better. let's say elon musk does what he says he's going to do at twitter. let's say it all happens. can we change the media landscape? because the media is not reporting on this, the rest of the media. >> yeah. washington post did actually do a story but it's so full of caveats and protections for joe biden. it's very consis convoluted and ridiculous. i think, look, if elon musk -- obviously he's not the messiah, he's got his own businesses and all sorts of exposure to the government. he can't really annoy them too much. but if he's genuine about wanting to turn twitter into a place where truth thrives and certainly so far, so good, up to limits which i would understand he has. i think what that he will make an enormous difference. because he's right. if people start flocking to twitter because it's the only

media platform it can trust, that is going to force the rest of the media to tell the truth and as far as john paul mcisaac goes, he's a hero and a his book, american injustice, is a fantastic read. >> i do want to ask you really quickly, john paul mcisaac said something fascinating. is there a smoking gun when it comes to governmental connections, to the fbi? he said he would doubt that actually exists in the twitter files because he would anticipate that there would be fface-to-face meetings. he talked about zuckerberg saying they met with facebook, the fbi on a weekly basis. i hear you holding out some hope there is a digital trail about the government's direct influence. do you think that could exist? >> i can't imagine that it doesn't particularly on october 14, 2020 when they censored our story. we know that the head of site integrity who was meeting with the fbi every week, he has given

a sworn affidavit saying that the fbi warned him that in october there would be this hack and leak operation by state actors, aka russians and they -- the fbi mentioned hunter biden. so you know, the fbi was spying on rudy giuliani. they knew what john paul mcisaac had told him. they saw my text messages so they knew when the new york post was going to publish. they prebunked it because they knew. that's my theory. >> that's the real scandal here, the prebunking from the fbi who knew the truth and told a different story anyway to benefit the political. rachel: and changed an election. rigged an election that has had massive consequences. >> for the second time. for the second time running. yeah. rachel: that's exactly right. >> miranda, on a morning like this on the night after after two days of news like this, we're so happy to have you to comment on this breaking news. thank you. rachel: thank you, miranda. >> thanks so much, guys. rachel: the great miranda

divine. >> it's been three weeks since the murder of four idaho students and police still haven't named a suspect. the father of one of the victims joins us next.

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>> today marks three weeks since four university of idaho students were brutally stabbed to death had inside their home. and investigators still have not named a suspect. >> officials are combing through thousands of tips, crime scene photos and evidence. rachel: the father of one of those victims, kaley goncalves, is revealing the manner of death for her daughter and friend were different, leading him to believe one of them may have been the target. the heart broken dad joins us now. before we start the interview, i want you to know how much our hearts go out to you. i know from what i'm hearing from people everywhere, that they are with you, they're praying for you and they're hoping for justice to come sooner rather than later for your daughter and her friend. you mentioned here, you talked about the manner in which kaley and matty were killed is different and what does that tell you and what are the police

telling you that means? >> there's a couple things that tells me, with common sense. but i'm not a professional so i want to specify that. but they've said the entry point was the slider or the window. it was the middle floor. so to he me, he doesn't have to go upstairs. his entry and exit are available without having to go upstairs or downstairs. looks like he probably may have not gone downstairs. we don't know that for sure. he obviously went upstairs. so i'm using logic that he chose to go up there when he didn't have to. and i can kind of tell by my daughters' text messages, she did call 911. she wasn't saying anything along the lines like she heard something or she was in fear. so i'm just putting the dots together. as far as the investigators, they're very tight-lipped and they're keeping everything close to their vest.

i understand that. and i'm probably not the right person to share all these things. so i'm just trusting them, that their case is super tight and they don't really need to reach out to the community and all the evidence is right there in the home. >> so steve, i want to be respectful as i can tell you're trying to walk this tight rope as well with law enforcement but the he desire to know and get some type of action as well. you've said both now to rachel and in the clip, in your appearance with lawrence jones, that your daughter and matty had different means or manner of attack. and that suggests one of them was targeted. can you share with us, do you know or you can't share, either way, which one was targeted? >> i condition. can't. i asked for permission to do just that. they said no. i probably over-disclosed information they wish i wouldn't

have said. the story is going cold. there's less people coming to moscow. i'm not going to go sleep in my bed, knowing that i could get up and i could go to town and i could do something. i'm not going to go away. and i hate to be a pain. but as a father, i just can't even sleep thinking that i could be doing something. so that's why i'm up. rachel: understandable. wow. >> let me ask the flip side. you're being respectful toward police about the fact that they need to be tight-lipped but if there was something you felt like you deserved to know or you should know as a father at this point, are there questions you have unresolved from the police that you feel like, hey, throw me a bone here and let me know. >> for sure. alibis. share the alibi. if you're not sharing the alibi, to he me it tells me you're not 100% confident that it's going to stick or you have somebody that's going to come forward say, hey, i don't know what he told you or that person's alibi

was, but i have this information, i having. so if you don't share the alibi, it makes it a little harder for us to just let those go. i said it before. i don't want to make vic tills out of bystanders and -- victims out of bystanders and witnesses so just share those things and that would help. >> steve, do you get the sense that you're being asked to not talk more and that law enforcement is being so tight-lipped to protect an investigation that is honing in on a conclusion? or because they're totally lost and there is no real sense of direction? i think all of us, we want to trust law enforcement, to do their job. i don't know if you know. i have no idea. is this thing honing in at this point or is it scattered all over the place? >> wish i knew for sure. i did sit down with the investigator, the lead investigator. i looked in his eyes. i got a sense that this guy was going to do everything in his power to figure something out.

but if the evidence isn't there, that's the part that i'm concerned and then there's layers of separation. the communication is not the same as the boots on the ground. all the officers that are out on the streets, those guys are working their tails off. there's a different person who has the communication and that guy is sitting with the lawyer, that guy is sitting there telling him you've got to protect things that are beyond the case, like the town and community and the college itself. those don't matter as much to me. i mean, i definitely don't want to hurt them. but i have an agenda and i think it's pretty clear. these two girls. and that's what i'm working for. and i'm not going to let that story fall apart just because they don't want wanted posters on their n next rush of students that come into town. rachel: i had to say, i hadn't considered those factors but it's obvious that would be a consideration for the

communication director of the police department and also the pr for the school and the town. are you communicating with the parents of the other victims? are they feeling as frustrated as you are? i hate to ask a two-part question but i'm going to do it anyway. do you feel confident in the police investigation and the people investigating right now? >> i do not feel confident and that's why i pushed the envelope and say a little bit more. i hate to be that guy. but there's a job to do. everybody has a job and role to play in this. this is my role as the parent. i have talked to obviously matty's mother and her father and i've talked to them, xana's father and he said, hey, you can speak on behalf and you can help push the narrative so i feel confident there. that's as far as the real

communications that i have. so one family i missed out to be able in the same location and the same thing to get on the same page so i try not to mention that and stay within my lane of what is my role and i'm not trying to just gear it all to my daughter. it's just i can't speak for other people. >> yeah. steve, before we let you go, just share a little bit with our audience about kaley. >> kaley was amazing, hard worker. she hung out with two boys, her brother and her cousin, she was very in between. she wanted to be faster than them. she was a girl that was like really -- she was kind of a punky brewster type girl and we missed out on a really smart person that was going to be a little conservative, she was conservative. she's was always looking up stories on child -- getting trafficked and telling me she

thinks it's bigger than people understand. so -- and we can't replace her, guys. there's no replacing anyone of these people. >> steve, we're all parents on this couch and i just can't tell you how much we feel for you, can't imagine what you're going through, you and your whole family. and i know that you came on the show today because you're hoping that people the that might have information, you're hoping that more information will come forward and so we encourage anybody to call 208-883-7180. the phone number is on the screen right now. i heard you say before, steve, it could be anything. you have no idea how small a piece of information could be that could help. >> good on you for agitating. we need more men and fathers to do what you're doing, keeping people honest and working toward a solution. god bless you. rachel: you're doing your daughters' memory proud and quite frankly you're an amazing example of fatherhood, even after something tragic like this

happened. >> thank you. >> thank you, guys. have a good day. >> our hearts are with those families as we stay on the top of this horrifying case. we'll be right back.

>> apple reportedly making plans to leave china as protests threaten their iphone supply chain. rachel: the wall street journal reporting, quote, turmoil at a place called iphone city helped propel apple's shift as many as 3,000 workers work at a factory to make iphone and other apple products, at one point it made 85% of the pro lineup of iphones. >> here to react, sunday morning futures anchor, maria bartiromo. so great to have you here. maria: thank you. happy to be on the couch with you guys. >> you always know the story behind the story. why does this matter? maria: it matters greatly and it's finally happening that we're hearing a conversation about this. because for too long we've been so reliant on communist china to

make some of our most important products. i mean, technology is one thing but also pharmaceuticals. we need to see more corporate america understand the adversary that the ccp is and start taking supply chains out of china. i don't know if this is actually going to materialize but it's good that we're having this conversation and that corporate america is beginning to get it because too often corporate america is actually funding the expansion of the ccp. he despite its stated goal of wanting to overtake the united states as the number one super power. it's very concerning, i'm tired of seeing corporate america be more interested in making money and selling to 1.4 billion people population as opposed to national security. >> maria, you know wall street. is that the motivation? i look sometimes at tim cook, apple, the different corporations. is it simply they are placing their bottom line, their profit, over knowing they're in business with somebody who is an adversary of the united states. maria: yes, frankly.

i don't know if they understand fully the situation but when you see american companies go to china to sell to 1.4 billion people, it's all about money. look what happened last week when we learned that apple was changing the function of the air drop function. you know, that air drop functions was real important to the activists in hong kong and now the activists on the ground in china did not have that opportunity because apple changed the situation. i don't know what's more troubling, is it corporate america funding the expansion of the ccp or is it the collusion that we're talking about all morning between the media, the fbi, and does the media actually have a sense of these huge forces working against america like the chinese communist party. i don't think so. so you ask do they know it. i don't know that had they understand the ramifications of what they're doing. this is a national security threat. rachel: it absolutely is. i don't want to undermine the human rights component. so as you said, they were disabling functions so that the

protesters couldn't communicate. it's puree aville. they're also -- pure evil. they're also operating in a country that has modern day slavery. if not the national security, do they not have a conscious. >> they're being given directive from the ccp. they will retaliate if you go against the communist party rules, you will get retaliation and that means a loss of profits for these companies. so it's very disturbing. i wish corporate america would better understand the national security threat. that's what we're doing today on sunday morning futures. >> your show today, what have you got? maria: we are going to connect the dots to national security. i've got kevin mccarthy, soon to be speaker of the house, talking about the fight of his life that he's in right now you to get they that position. but also talking about the ramifications of communist china. mike pompeo, he was the first person to put term out there, insight the gates and inside the

gates is a very important and good way to put it. that's what happened. the ccp has been able to infiltrate america and come inside the gates through academia, through business, through our most important industries. we'll talk to james comer, will be the chairman of the oversight committee we'll get more on who he wants to subpoena. ron johnson as well. herschel walker, two days to go before the runoff. we'll see what happens. it's a big show. we have breaking news coming up as well. rachel: an amazing show. >> a great show. ma.maria: i've got to keep up, coming after "fox & friends weekend." >> do you like the haircut? maria: it's clean cut. it looks good. rachel: you know how i feel about maria. she's my idol. i'll defer to. defer to maria bartiromo.oh, th. >> judge jeanine pirro will join us live. >> first, adam klotz on a

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rachel: we are back with adam klotz who is repelling down one of the largest buildings in connecticut right now. >> adam, you're straight legged. bend the knees, dude. >> give a big push. >> bend the knees. okay. we can could do that. if you want a big push, i can give a big push. >> there we go. >> wow. >> here's the thing. this is my third time doing this. it's just like riding a bike. if riding a bike was on a wall from 300 feet in the air and you were really scared the whole time you were doing it. rachel: how cold is it? >> i'm joined with -- it's only 40s degrees. it feels really cold out here. it gets worse than this. brian is the guy to my left, your right, here on the screen. brian, can you tell us about the event we're going to be doing tonight. this is a going to be part of a show. we're practicing. this will be a show that happens

tonight. >> the event goes at 5:00 under the spotlights in downtown sanford. there will be a repel with christmas characters including san a take, the grinch, rudolph and two elves. we'll finish the repel and there will be fireworks and the kids will follow santa to the tree lighting down the street. we would like to thank rex and properties for letting us use this amazing property. it's been an event for 23 years. >> yo you how far can -- how r can we jump off the wall? >> as far as you have the nerve to go. >> nice. he landed on the feet. not easy. >> adam, you want somebody to judge your form? look up, judge. look up. look who is on the couch. jeanine pirro, co-host of the five. judge his form. would you of do this? >> in a minute. once i got my hand fixed. >> i believe that. >> i would. absolutely.

>> you would could do it better than that. >> no, i'm not saying i would do it better but i'd t put on some cool you music and repel to the music. >> i think people would pay to watch that. [laughter] rachel: i think so too. >> i hope i never made it down. rachel: i think you have a new segment on fr "fox & friends." >> you've got a wild side. this is not the first -- >> what did i do? >> do we have it. >> throw it up on screen. >> look at. rachel: is that your hog? >> no, it's someone else. >> you know you come on the show you're going to get something unpredictable. >> i didn't know that. >> you and motorcycles, is that a thing for you. >> yeah. and motorcycle guys. [laughter] rachel: bikers, wow. >> it's a family show. it's sunday morning, i forgot. rachel: we'll get a new kind of fan mail for judge jeanine. >> i will note, i do ride a motorcycle, just to -- >> now you i like your hair.

>> okay. we obviously want to get your take on what elon musk is doing here with twitter. what does the judge think? >> well, i mean, elon musk is doing what all of us wanted to do. when i would think all americans would want. and had that is to have a free and open press and we clearly don't have it. through the communications and through elon musk who is buying twitter and getting the thousands of documents that matt tiebe is reporting on, we you we nowknow there were communicas between the dnc, high level officials in the biden campaign where the dnc and the twitter people, this vijay gatay, legal counsel, making $17 million a year in 2021, they respond with handle every time the dnc says we don't want it out. why is that important? you could say who cares, it's a private company. this amounts to election

interference. when have you the suppression of the first amendment, free speech, that results in election interference, there's got to be a prosecution. but for a successful prosecution, you need to show it would have made a difference in the election. and what we already know is that there are several polls that indicate that people, had they known of the hunter biden laptop and not just that he was a dirt bag. let's be clear. the guy was a dirt bag. let's talk about the fact that his father supposedly the big guy got 10%. his father took him on air force 2 to china to get millions of dollars from chinese communist connected companies. so what we've got here is this incredible suppression of free speech where the left now is criticizing matt tiebe saying he's a slave, -- >> pr. >> pr for a slave master with elon musk is the exact opposite

of that, growing up in south africa. he proved to be the anti-thesis of apartheid. what we have to understand now is that this is going on not just at twitter. take a look at facebook. let's take a look at all the social media. let's find out about these 51 so-called intelligence officers who came out and said that the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation and let's find out why they said that and take away their security clearance and then you've got something else. why are we dealing with the issue of the suppression of free speech? it started with politically correct nine cases, eight, nine years ago, you can't say it this way, have to say it this way and we're going to shut you down if you don't speak the way we think. we're moving closer to marxism, communism, fascism.

rachel: it's the chinafication of america. >> i don't know what it is but it's. rachel: it is. charlie kirk said elon musk a essentially bought a democrat super pac. they were working for the democrat party, if you're a republican candidate you can't even begin to make it -- raise enough money to purchase that kind of influence on an election and as you said, it absolutely did change the election. so what can we do in terms of prove caution? -- prosecution? what can we do about the people involved? do you think they will be held to account? >> i think what kevin mccarthy is going to do, i know he's going on maria's show in a few minutes. kevin is going to hold hearings. america will hear about it. here's the issue, the truth is, rachel, that the mainstream media is not going to cover it. >> like they're not covering this. >> yeah, they're not covering this. so we are at a loss because of what's going on with the suppression of free speech and we've got to stop it.

thank god for elon musk. but at least now if he really -- and i believe him. if he really wants to make the truth available to everyone on twitter, i think he can do it. i mean, the man has the determination, the perseverance and he has no fear and god bless him for doing this. rachel: i really don't know if i would be satisfied with hearings after they rigged an election. >> look who runs the justice department, joe biden, merck garland, the one -- merrick garland, the one who called parents domestic terrorists. this is not a good time in america. rachel: no, it's not. >> thank you, judge. >> okay. i kind of -- your hair has grown on me, so-to-speak. >> oh, yeah. rachel: and you have a motorcycle? >> that's all i needed to hear. love you. thank you. >> thank you. >> it is week 13 of the nfl. charissa thompson has the must see matchups next and i'm

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>> the washington commanders take on the new york giants today. that's one of the nfl's week 13

matchups on fox. here with her picks is charissa thompson. good morning, carissa. >> good morning, will. always a pleasure to see you. man, we've got good games this weekend. i'm start with the spanneders cs and giants. two teams going in opposite directions. the giants lost three of the last four, hoping to get back on track today. they can do that with saquon barkley who has owned rushed for 61 yards over the last two games, hoping to turn things around. i like the giants by 3. another great game, titans andy he gels. you know this is -- eagles. you know this is a matchup of powerhouses up front. the eagles ran all over the packers. won't be able to do that today against the third ranked rushing defense in the titans. i like the eagles by 7. and then favorite game of the week, i went to san jose yesterday to do an interview. you can see the interview in the

pregame. the dolphins and niners, you have the number one defense in the niners. it will be a fantastic game. i think the niners will pull this out. defense wins championships. download the free to play app, with a chance to win terry bradshaw's money. you knows what to do. >> legitimate two good games, titans, eagles, you like eagles. niners, dolphins, you like the niners by a big margin. you're brave this morning. feeling brave. >> you know what? if i'm nothing else, i'm willing to take chances. that's who i am. >> i'll be thinking about that for a little while. carissa, it's great to see you this morning. we'll be watching all afternoon. thank you. >> thank you. >> let's check back in with adam klotz who is now safely back on the ground after repelling like santa claus down one of the tallest buildings in

connecticut. hows was it, man? >> it was great. 300 feet. we're back on the ground which feels fantastic, brian and i are down here and we're going to be doing it again. i'm the special guest. i'm dressing up as an elf. the grinch will be here. >> it's 5:00 today. if you're coming down, get here early. we suggest getting here about 4:00, 4:15. all the characters are coming down that building right there. >> i'm one of them. i'm going to be an elf. i'll be dropping off that building. it will be a ton of fun. i'm looking forward to it. >> fireworks afterwards, walk with santa to the tree lighting. >> it's good to be back on planet earth. pete, rachel, back to you. >> thank you, adam. i think you're on the south side. well done, sir. last week, by the way, will cain introduced me and rachel to a new technique for tree decorating. take a look. >.rachel: i am now completely n

[laughter] will: isn't that what you call it? rachel: what is that? will wul when they're white. pete: our friend is here to help us all make our rocking flocking christmas tree. help us out. what are we looking at? >> so flocking, if you're not sure, is just artificial snow and making a winter wonderland effect onto a tree, a garland or wreath. what you want to do is just take some white soap, and you're just going grate it down, mix it with equal parts water and get a whipped cream type consistency, and you're going to rub it on the tree. rachel: will this last? >> it lasts, and you want to wait about 24 hours for it to dry -- can. rachel: and it'll last the whole season? >> it's really great, actually,

for real trees. what i like to do is take the store-bought spray paint. each one of you gets one. this is white spray paint. you shake and spray. you guys each have one of your own trees -- will: don't get it on my jersey. >> so the technique is you want to start from the top to the bottom, and you want to make sure that you can build on it. start one area, go build on top. and these are really great, you can get it right at lowe's. these trees are are from lowe's as well. will: sorry, sorry, fellas. [laughter] >> oh! will: rachel! rachel, that's my jersey! pete: oh, yeah, you're hurting his cowboys. gerry: city -- jersey.s come ofe mother? >> i got it all over my jacket, it comes off.

[l countdown to the competition. >> all right. ready? 3, 2, 1 and go. pete: 30 seconds? okay. will, because i'm wearing a cowboys jersey, i'm going to start really strong, but i might fade at the end. [laughter] will: on the other hand, you blow out the vikings on the way. pete: put that aside. 40-3, that's why i'm wearing this thing. rachel, i want to spray this on your head, okay? [laughter] but because i'm a nice person, i'm not going to. >> 5 seconds. 4, 3, 2, 1, ah, buzzer! oh, wait, wait! rachel and pete, you guys -- will and pete, you guys were still sprague. will is the only one that stopped on time -- will: i played by the rules! >> they were still going. rachel: he does play by the rules. he's a boy scout, it's true. pete: my goodness. will: what happened is you're a good person, you play by the rules and you blow people out.

40-3. pete: 40-3. will: this is the bet two weeks in the making. [laughter] pete: let's give it some -- rachel: merry christmas. pete: go to church, everybody. we'll see you next week. [laughter] ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. today, collusion and corruption at the highest levels as big tech works with government to deceive the people. critical decisions by social media companies and apple, among others, putting america in danger. first, manipulating an election. elon musk exposes the collusion between with twitter and joe biden's campaign right before the 2020 election and says twitter interfered in that election amidst reports of

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