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government. >> it goes to the highest level of the fbi. >> the president in arizona fail to see the crisis to the southern border himself because is he not plan. >> draft bill on capitol hill. >> in seven weeks 70,000 people have come across one overpass. >> it's third down. touchdown tied game. [cheers] >> flag on the play, the point is good. ♪ ♪ santa's going to come and make. >> brian: mariah carey singing something. that is our christmas tree. mariah carey all her words just go together like cursive writing. what is she actually saying? do we know? one word connects to the other? it's like one letter. steve all i know all she wants for christmas is you. >> brian: i guess. so i wouldn't mind that song.

>> ainsley: she is very busy during the christmas season. >> brian: she wants to be the queen of christmas. >> ainsley: she is not allowed to be. somebody else is queen. >> brian: we don't have royalty in this country. that's another country. >> steve: harry and meghan landed in new york. >> brian: now we finally have somebody to look up to. so great these people. and by the way their time something perfect. she has quote the world sentiment. >> ainsley: piers morgan loves them. >> brian: that's true. did i not know piers was close with princess diana. >> ainsley: they had lunch often. you were watching our show even when you were off yesterday. >> brian: yes. i found out i'm a coward. >> ainsley: he called you coward because you took off yesterday after america lost. >> ainsley: yeah. that's exactly why you were off yesterday. >> brian: they beat the netherlands. >> steve: two minutes and 30 seconds ago the polls opened in georgia. he is live at louise's cafeteria there at griffin. and people are psyched to go

vote today right, lawrence? >> lawrence: that's right. good morning, family. [cheers] >> lawrence: it's a dead heat in this race in georgia. a lot of folks are wondering why voters decided to vote for kemp in the last election but didn't vote for walker. leaving a lot of voters very anxious today. it's a big day for republican voters. they are known to show up on election day instead of early voting. i want to talk to some of the folks out here for a second. so how many people voted during early voting? raise your hand? okay. a lot of early voting people. how many people plan on voting today? [cheer] >> about 50/50. how many people are voting for warnock? okay. got one warnock supporter. and walker. [comeers] >> okay. so there you go. there you have it. so that is interesting. because typically, republican voters only show up on election day. the fact that you have the people in this room, 50% of them

about in crowd voted early and 50% of them are going to vote today, that's a good sign for republicans. i will send it back to you guys in new york. >> steve: all right, lawrence, thank you very much. >> ainsley: is he right. typically, republican does vote on election day. they like to do it. but you were just saying we have got to -- pete hegseth was saying the same thing. >> brian: got to adjust to the game. >> steve: it is so easy to early vote and why not? herschel walker today needs 60% of the people who showed up to vote for him a month ago only 56% voted for him. so he needs what he got last time and a little more. >> brian: 36,000 short. meanwhile, four minutes after the hour. >> ainsley: the president is traveling today but not going to georgia. going to arizona where he will not be making a stop at the border. shocker. >> steve: he won't. the biden administration now defending their decision not to visit despite being just 100 miles away from the border. >> brian: peter doocy joins us live from the white house with more. hey, peter.

>> peter: good morning. the closest president biden got to georgia in the final phase of this run off was a pre-taped radio interview that ran in the atlanta market last night. he is going to arizona today. and we are told he's going to talk about what he wants to talk about, not what critics say he should. >> any plans in arizona to go to the border? p and see the situation for himself there? >> we're asking for republican officials to come and work with us and let's have a bipartisan agreement on immigration instead of doing political stunts, instead of doing what they are doing, going to the border, not actually coming up with any real ideas about that. that's where i will leave it. >> peter: she is calling for bipartisan agreement on immigration there is one. thom tillis and kyrsten sinema have this framework it would have more hiring and funding for cbp, create regional processing centers for quick asylum claims, and it would keep title 42 in

place for at least a year while adding expedited removal for illegal immigrants. so there is some border provision in there but, again, no plans for the president to go see it for himself today. >> the president had said previously that he hadn't had a lot of time to get to the border. he is going to a border state tomorrow, so you would think there would be time there. >> if republican officials truly, truly want to deal with immigration, they truly want to deal with the border, then they would stop doing political stunts and actually work with us on the plan that we have put forward. >> peter: and, we know president biden has never gone and done a traditional politician tour of the border. what they count as a border visit here 2008 during the 2008 campaign. his plane landed in el paso and he started driving for points north in new mexico so basically driving away from the border the entire time. "the washington post" admits it was just a drive by but they do

count that as the trip that gave him a frame of reference that has lasted ever since back to you. >> steve: so he -- he is not going to go to the border because he has already landed at a -- near a border airport? that counts? >> peter: that's right. >> steve: all right, peter. thank you very much. live report from the north lawn. >> brian: bring in buck sexton co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton show and former cia officer. first off when it comes to twitter, you have a column buck talk about the revelations that we know. this is just the beginning of the unveiling of twitter gate. what is your greatest take away to this point? >> >> well, i think for one thing, we have proven now and we have the emails necessary to move beyond did they manufacture a pretext? did twitter, because of the woke

executives it's de facto alliance with the dnc, decide that they were going to create 5078 explanation why they suppressed the hunter biden laptop story. we know that's a fact. we have known that for some time. enough to the emails show that in greater detail. there is a whole lot more that i think we can expect that will come out though. elon musk has promised a lot of transparency and so far he has delivered. i think you are going to see shadow banning addressed in this, which would mean individuals perhaps by topic or perhaps by large account holder. we will have to see who thought that they were able to reach people on twitter but were really being suppressed the whole time surreptitiously. in a sense, this is even worse than the suspensions you see. suspensions can have some degree of blow back, right? if it's found out that they suspend a major account this has happened many times, obviously they suspended permanently the sitting president donald trump's account. people know about that. shadow banning hans in the

shadows. something people aren't aware of. and a way of doing the propaganda more quietly, if you will. it's a way of making sure in the left without there being the kind of pushback that you would see. i expect that will happen. i think we are also going to see on the issue of covid and this is near and dear to my heart because i was arguing against masks and lockdowns and all the reps of it very vociferously and early. i think they shut down people that broke with the so-called scientific consensus. and that is going to really upset a lot of folks that obviously goes beyond what twitter has been willing to say they have done so far and affected millions and millions of people. >> you know, buck, because twitter is a private company they can do anything they want to, obviously. when you click on the terms of service. you are giving over all of your rights. but, ultimately, what is going it happen now is they are going to have these hearings on capitol hill with the republicans and then they are going to be calling everybody in and they are going to be asking about coordination between the biden campaign and twitter as

well. and ultimately, and we were speaking to a member of congress yesterday, it sounds like what is at stake now for big tech is section 230 of the federal code which essentially protects the big companies. they are not going to have that protection anymore. apparently work it through congress and come with something that works for 2022, not something from 1994. >> people have wanted section 230 to be addressed for some time. and i think that that's believed to be more of a cure or a fix, a panacea that it will end up being. i can get into that in a second. just on the notion twitter can do whatever it wants as a private company. what we are going to see, alex berenson for example, it's already well-known he was suppressed individually at the request of the white house. and so when the government is actively taking measures and using a private company, then it is an agent effectively of the government. so then it becomes a bright red line first amendment issue.

i do believe that will come out as part of the shadow banning. but, beyond that i think there is also the issue of particular kind of fraud that has been perpetrated here against the american people. at least everybody who is using this service and other services like it. i think that facebook and youtube and the other major platforms, tiktok, for example, have very similar shenanigans going on behind the scenes. they claim to be something that they are not. and that being exposed, whether or not it's actually a first amendment issue as a matter of law is really important issue when it comes to free speech and the principles therein. as for section 230, i know that facebook's mark zuckerberg is saying he will pull all news content off if this goes through. the issue here becomes at some level has to be transparency and understanding with the user as to what expectations are, what the rules of the road are. because if it becomes government determining what these platforms can do specifically, well, then that's just going to be a back

and forth. because the democrats are always going to try to write rules that benefit their side. so, i'm not as hopeful as many others that section 230 provision changes will solve this issue. i don't think it will solve it. i think it will create other issues. it does need to be addressed though. it does need to be updated. and i think what you will see from twitter, by the way, is going to affect the other social media companies because, remember, they suppressed the hunter biden laptop at facebook as well. this has become standard practice once the woke left took over at these places. there was no longer any real holding back. when you have a sitting president of the united states kicked off, i think that shows everybody the extent to which they were willing to push for one side at the expense of the other when it comes to free speech on the most important issues of the day. elections, covid and all the rest of it. i'm really hopeful that elon musk continues with this. and i think it will put pressure on the major platforms that have huge downstream ramifications for what you can expect from the most powerful communication companies in the world.

>> ainsley: buck, you wrote a great op-ed. we all have it in front of us for foxnews.com if you want to read more about this. he get into his thoughts, more into his thoughts about how they were dishonest and they were cooking this in bad faith. they might have thrown the election. this was all done on purpose to aid the left. now we have a smoking gun, proof to back it up. it was even worse than we thought. buck, thank you so much for coming on. congratulations on your success on the radio show. and i am curious how did you go from a cia agent to radio? >> oh, man. that's a longer story but i will tell you it was a random email out of nowhere where someone is hey, maybe you want to try working in media. so crazy things can happen in this world. >> brian: right. absolutely. >> ainsley: doing great. you and clay. >> thanks so much. >> brian: 13 minutes now after the hour. to a fox news alert. remembering an eye emmy award-winning actress kirstie alley is dead at the age of 71 following a private battle with cancer.

>> steve: understandably tributes pouring in after the children shared the heart breaking news last night on her personal twitter account. >> ainsley: griff jenkins is with us now to talk about the reaction of this tragic news. griff, we all grew up watching "cheers." >> griff: sad news for anyone who loved "cheers" and many iconic roles on tv. died yesterday after a battle with cancer. her children confirming her death last night saying the family only recently discovered her cancer diagnosis. they recently released a statement that reads in part: our mother's zest and passion for life, children and grandchildren and her many animals, not to mention her eternal joy of creating were unparalleled and leave us inspired to live life to the fullest just as she did. >> she was perhaps best known for her emmy winning role on cheers where she delighted fans and co-stars as the witty rebecca. >> there was this one time when you were way down at the end of the hall and i could just see this tiny little piece of your elbow and i didn't know for sure

if it was you. [laughter] and i thought to myself, hmmm and then you came around the corner and i thought god, no. >> do star ted danson saw there saying i am so glad and grateful for all the times she made me laugh. send love to the children as they know their mother had a heart of gold and fellow cheers star kelseyles grammy i always d grief is a private matter but i loved her. [look who is talking "films alongside her close friend john travolta. >> you must think that you are. >> i spent enough time. >> you have spent a lot of time with me. >> think we are going to end up together. cifer city was one of the most special relationships i have ever had. i love you kirstie. i know we will see each other

again. throughout her career, alley didn't shy away from voicing her opinion in representing her values. here she is on "tucker carlson tonight" back in 2020. >> i'm representing my family, my friends, my -- and it's not that i don't have friend who are democrats but they have plenty of people representing them in hollywood. they don't need me to represent them. i thought i'm going to represent my way of life and my values and my people. >> griff: never afraid to speak out. kirstie alley was 71 years old. steve, ainsley and brian, back to you. >> steve: thank you very much, griff. one of our producers gavin made the observation of all the tributes that are coming in from hollywood, one commonality is they all refer to how much they loved her ounce ains recently diagnosed this was quick. >> steve: i know. more details about that probably in the coming days. >> ainsley: i loved her rampsy voice. beautiful gorgeous eyes, pretty irharassment everything about her. she seemed like a fun person.

>> steve: her family also acknowledged the incredible team at the moffitt cancer center which is located famously in tampa. >> ainsley: did she live in tampa or just went there for treatment? >> steve: i believe she just went there for the treatment. they have a really famous department there. >> brian: 16 minutes now after the hour. ashley strohmier has the latest. >> ashley: start with idaho. authorities in idaho addressing claims that university of idaho murder victim kaylee gone sastles had a stalker. incident involving kaylee at local business which may have been the stalker reference she made to friends and family. detectives believes this was an isolated incident and not an ongoing pattern of stock stalking. they continue to investigate every possible angle until the killer is caught. britney aldean wife of country music star jason aldean is speaking out against the disturbing balenciaga ads featuring children with sexualized teddy bears.

>> i refuse to represent or wear a brand that has any affil affiliation -- any affiliation with sexual exploitation of children or the sexualization of children. she made it very clear on instagram that the luxury brand is no longer welcome in her home tossing out all that balenciaga gear in the trash. hawaii is activating the national guard as erupting lava inches closer to a major highway. the scorching hot lava from the mauna loa just currently two miles away from the highway on the main island. the pace of the lava has been unpredict being making it really challenging to predict when it could actually reach the road. okay, so now to this. some bad blood at a family wedding. a teenager is asking reddit if she is wrong for not giving her cousin's new bride her ticket to an upcoming taylor swift concert

as a wedding gift. she told the message board her relative tried to bully her into giving the ticket. john told everyone at the wedding that i had so kindly divided to give my jane ticket for taylor swift as a wedding gift. jane started crying, and said i was the best cousin ever. but the teen says she stood her ground and did not give that ticket away and now being accused of ruining the wedding. nothing like a taylor swift ticket ruining a wedding. [sigh] >> ashley: not that there is any other stress going on. >> steve: let's see what happens next time. >> brian: popularity is slowly destroying america. between that ticketmaster, live nation, this wedding. >> steve: just remember, she got started here on "fox & friends" when she was 13 years old right out front. >> brian: we told her you should sing. >> steve: and she did for three minutes. still ahead on this tuesday, chicago police are sending a warning after 10 people were robbed at gunpoint in under two

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♪ ♪ >> steve: chicago police are warning residents there to be extra careful after a series of armed robberies. just this weekend, at least 14 people were rocked at gunpoint. three of those victims were reportedly struck in the head with the guns. our next guest says the mayor there and her soft on crime policies are to blame. chicago alderman and former mayoral candidate raimondo lopez joins us right now from chicago. raimondo, good morning to you.

>> good morning, steve. >> steve: that's the best they have got up there hey, be careful? >> we have seen in the last three weeks 40 violent robberies of people being assaulted. early morning by young males, roaming the streets with nothing better to do and we don't hear the mayor or the police department calling out these children, calling out their parents, calling out the community saying watch what your children are doing. pay attention. you know, we keep enabling this kind of criminals and we are seeing it get farther and farther throughout the city of chicago. people are refusing to walk alone now. they have buddy systems just to go grocery shopping. this isn't the city of chicago that i know. this isn't the city of chicago that most of us grew up. in and for us to have to deal with this now, during the christmas holiday season when everyone is trying to go out shopping, everyone is come home from parties. everyone is now a potential target because the mayor and her friends refuse to hold criminals accountable and we're going to see how this plays out in the

next mayoral race. >> steve: raimondo, we have a map that shows where all of these robberies were within a very short period of time. and right in the center of the map there's a line of loxzs where it looks like they just trove down the street and robbed somebody about every block or two. >> you know, it's pretty clear to anyone with one iota of common sense that there is a pattern to all of what is going on. that our youth are just traveling in packs using either public transportation or going up and down the street hunting as they go, targeting individuals who are coming home late at night from work or from social gatherings. and the police know this. they can identify these patterns, but they are not putting the extra resources to keep people safe. they are simply telling chicagoans, basically like you said, you are on your own. keep your eyes open. and that's not the social contract that we signed up for. that's not the social contract that taxpayers expect when they fund a $2 billion police department. they expect our officers and our

police brass to put forward policies that keep people safe and not just simply throw up your hands and allow the criminals to run rampant as if they own the city of chicago. >> steve: and i will call for it again, if we can put that graphic up that shows the map somebody just driving down the street. raimondo, the problem is ultimately people are being arrested but they go through a roif revolving door they are gone in no time. >> we see that thanks to our cook county attorney kim foxx. criminals are released before the paperwork is done at the station. we are seeing that not only with the armed robberies as with you see on the map basically going down roosevelt avenue or milwaukee avenue. but we also see this in our main shopping districts in michigan avenue and some of our other economic corridors throughout the city of chicago where the policies put in place by liberal politicians have elevated the stalls of the criminal. for example, in cook county, it used to be $1,000 in store theft

was considered a felony. thousand it's $10,000. so people know that they can get away with more in this time under this administration. and her friends. >> steve: all right. raimondo lopez, joining us from chicago. raimondo, thank you for joining us, be careful. >> always. >> steve: all right. by the way, we did reach out to the mayor's office for a statement, they haven't called us back. all right. 7:28 now here in the east. got an invitation for you. join me friday night at 7:00 eastern time for a coast-to-coast christmas cook along with the doocy family on fox nation. we're going to show you how to make a simple, amazing meal from our number one simply happy cookbook. you can watch and you can actually cook along with us. because fox nation will send you the recipe. peter doocy is going to be moderating and taking your questions. it's friday night at 7:00 eastern time live on fox nation. and you are invited. of course, it was america's number one cookbook for thanksgiving and now it's the number one christmas gift for

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weekend" co-host will cain is here to put it all in perspective. will, how significant is this? >> oh, it's incredibly significant. it's allowing essentially a news industry of all of our traditional news entities to then go into facebook and say you have to care us and this is what you have to pay us. brian, like in any type of -- this would be an anti trust exemption. so in any type of monopoly situation, what you do is you control the outlet and you crowd out the upstarts. now, this is why -- okay. this is why it's important. i think the most important -- some of the most important journalism done, certainly over the last year and i would argue over the last five to 10 years has been independent citizen journalism. where did elon musk give the twitter files? he gave it to an independent journalist at substack in matt taibbi and another independent journalist in substack bari weiss. if you allow the "new york times" and "the washington post" and the "l.a. times" and cnn who all dictate who gets exposure

and at what price, they have now control over the how loud the voices can be. they can be the loudest voice. they can choose. and nobody has been more sensorrous. no one h embrace censorship than the media companies. they have actually loved it. the existing, the legacy media companies because it allows them to crowd out that those that would look to compete. this formalizes it into law. >> steve: also, will, essentially these online aggregators take stuff we do and other people do, independent journalists take the stuff that our product, our content and put it up there for free. whereas people go and they click around on these aggregators hey, i'm going to look at that news. obviously, you know, all the media companies have got a financial interest in it. so it's united states for all the media companies and writers because then facebook, which is gigantically rich, has to share some of the cash.

>> will: yeah, but, steve, the relationship between you said all of us, anybody that creates content, right? and the distributer, facebook. and look i'm not here to defend facebook or even their business model, but i understand that the relationship is a voluntary one. we put our content on their platforms because we want to exposure to their audience. and then we can reap some advertising revenue if you want. look, do i think it's great? i do think it's a great business model? do i think it produces the best journalism in all cases? no i do not. i don't think the answer to that i don't know how long congress has wanted to control the media? how often have democratic party tried to pass the fairness doctrine? you know, so that they could control evening out of left and right voices on talk radio? you don't think that if congress now guess to help coalesce this monopoly they are going to help determine who is a part of the cartel, who gets in and who doesn't? i'm telling you right now it, will shut down citizen journalism, it will shut down small business. and, by the way, it has the

ability to help foreign powers. i mean, you know, some foreign -- some chinese media company can't come in and be a part of this cartel, even surreptitiously through the "new york times" or the "l.a. times"? i don't like this, steve, i don't like this at all. >> ainsley: will, thank you so much. great to see you. >> will: great to see you. >> ainsley: thank you. come up, it's election day down in georgia that's where we find lawrence jones. is he having breakfast with our friends at louise's cafeteria in griffin, georgia. lawrence? >> lawrence: it's a dead heat here in georgia. we decided we wanted to talk to a warnock voter and a walker voter. they are next coming up on "fox & friends." don't go anywhere ♪ going to light this up like it's dino might ♪ ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder...

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between republican herschel walker and democrat raphael warnock will determine the final seat left in the senate. >> ainsley: lawrence jones is at louise's, griffin, georgia. the polls opened 41 minutes ago to be exact. >> lawrence: that's right. it's a little drizzlely people are still moving around. >> as promised in the last hour i said i was going to talk to both the warnock camp as well as the walker camp. so we start with the walker camp. mary, you run the republican women in this area. why are you supporting walker? why do you think he is the guy for the job? >> well, because he defenders our economy. is he going to work for that is he going to work for our veterans. i have listened to him speak multiple times. i'm very impressed with the faith that he has in god and it has changed his life. turned it around for the better. >> lawrence: do you think you guys are going to be victorious

today? >> absolutely, 100 percent. >> lawrence: thank you so much, ma'am. now we will go to the warnock camp with casey. casey, you saw that we were going to be here in the newspaper and you've the your voice to be herd as well. tell me why are you supporting the reverend warnock. >> i support reverend warnock because i want someone in the senate going to stand up for reproductive rights anecdotally that's why a lot of my friends and family are voting. that's the number one issue that's important to me. >> lawrence: do you think so you guys are going to be victorious today? >> i say it's going on a coin flip and everyone needs to go out and vote because whoever wins it's going to be a razor thin margin. >> did you vote early? >> i voted early last month. >> lawrence: last folks i want you to vote for is this family right here. you guys, the mcclain family you guys have been so great. you, sir, are a truck driver and you own a company. tell me how things have been for you guys this past two years. >> it's been tight. money is number one because fuel prices, insurance prices, they

come straight off of our head. >> money out of my account. i have to pay for that first before i even go down the road before i can start my run. >> lawrence: you are already seeing what average day people are seeing first because it hits you guys first, right? >> right off the bat. >> lawrence: ma'am, you ron an apartment complex over probably 400 units at your location. and you told me that people are deciding between paying their rent and getting presents for their kids. tell me about that. >> that's right. we run into it every day. people are hurting. you know, it costs more to buy groceries now. gas. and you know, they are having to make those hard decisions. am i going to pay my rent? when am i going to pay my rent? when am i going to buy groceries and are my kids going to get christmas? >> lawrence: who do you blame for these issues that your tenants are facing? >> the people who are in charge now. it's in their hands. >> they could make the changes that need to be made.

>> lawrence: so i can't lee without the audience meeting your son because you tell me ever since he was 2 he wanted to go to the air force. why do you want to serve your country, young man? >> i have always just kind of loved my country. and it's one of the best countries in the world. >> lawrence: why do you love the country? >> because it's only one of the really free countries. there is a lot of country you don't have a freedom of speech and freedom to be heard. you can't say whatever you want. all that kind of stuff. it's just -- it's just a great country. >> lawrence: that's what i'm talking about, man. i guess that gives you hope, guys, for the country when you have a young man so proud of it. >> that's right. >> lawrence: send it back to you in new york. >> ainsley: definitely does. >> steve: lawrence, how was the bacon? >> lawrence: i didn't get to try it yet. >> steve: i just saw with you bacon. living vicariously through you. >> ainsley: what about the biscuits and gravy. >> lawrence: that was the first thing. now i got to get to the bacon.

>> steve: thanks, l.j. >> brian: go over to ashley strohmier for the news. >> >> ashley: thousands of residents in north carolina could be without power for the rest of the week as the state works to repair two substations that were hit with bullets over the weekend. officials saying they've believe the attack was targeted and, quote: the individual that did the damage knew exactly what they were doing to cause the damage and to cause the outage. as of now, more than 40,000 people are still in the dark. and now to the world cup after tying 1-1 croatia ends japan's cinderella run in a penalty shootout. ready to win it. goal, croatia wins! >> ashley: japan was unable to come back after missing first two penalty kicks and the brazilians blanking south korea 4-0 and showing off some spectacular dance moves while they were at it.

go on to face croatia in the quarterfinals and the action continues today on fox with morocco taking on spain before portugal faces off against switzerland. fox news books is celebrating its fifth back-to-back best sellers since launching two years ago. the latest top seller harris faulkner "faith still moves mountains" joins pete hegseth "modern warriors" and both the duffys "all-american christmas" and shan nom none bream's "the women of the bible" top sellers have sold 1.5 million copies. amazing. now we are going to check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. >> take a look at the maps. we do have warmer air east coast. flip side of that it's going to bring some rain in the forecast and then we have cold air behind that bringing snow. so we have the tale of two seasons. it feels like springtime in some of these areas and feels like winter across the north. we do have showers and pop-up

thunderstorms for parts of the southeast, including georgia. of course we have the big georgia run off. the northern part of the state is where they are seeing the rain. southern part looks good. rain still to come. frontal boundary not going anywhere. that's going to produce a couple of inches from rain from arkansas to the tennessee river valley. up towards the mid-atlantic and then tomorrow we get in on some of this rainfall for the northeast and maybe a little bit of snow for the great lakes. but, otherwise, a wet day on wednesday. should clear out on thursday. there is your rain forecast as we go through the next 12 to 24 hours for the northeast. not a big deal but could be a wet commute for tomorrow. potential record warm lows. look at that in the 40's. close to 50 degrees for new york for wednesday morning and getting into the 50 and 60's for daytime highs. we will take it, i think. steve, ainsley and brian over to you. you like the warm winter weather? >> steve: what's not to love. >> ainsley: you do you said that emphatically. >> brian: i'm done can winter. i would like to move the whole

earth close tort sun. >> steve: you need to live in florida. >> brian: i'm thinking about it. 12 minutes before the top of the hour it science soccer and satan. new club in virginia is raising eyebrows in bold. leo terrell was a social studies teacher. his thoughts on that after school satan club next. he also went to law school ♪ ♪

>> ainsley: a virginia school facing backlash over an after school satan club for students. a flier claims the club, quote: does not attempt to convert children to any religious ideology. instead, the satanic temple supports children to think for themselves. but parents are furious. >> we're going to rally parents. we are going to expose this group. we are going to let people know what their intentions are we know this is all targeted toward children, the cartoon figures. a way for them to get. in a way to get in indoctrinating. >> fox news contributor and former public school teacher, as well as attorney leo terrell is here to react to all of this. good morning to you, leo. >> good morning, ainsley. thanks for having me on this subject. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on. do they have the right to do this? >> in my opinion, no. i will tell you right now, ainsley, let's be very clear

about this. this is war on christianity. they are trying to legitimize lucifer to make satan a good guy and they are trying to indoctrinate kids. i read all the stories on this issue. they are trying to claim that they have no choice, ainsley, that they have to let these facilities open to after school organizations. that's not true. they can set standards. i want to know how many parents are really supporting this satan club? how many groups? are these organizations that are popping up all across the country in elementary schools, i want to know if they're basically residents of the community. do they have kids in the community? do they have a stake in the community? this is an indoctrination, ainsley, of elementary school kids. and i submit to you, remember about a couple years ago where a contemporary are a a football game got lost his job because he wanted the prayer after school and they're opening the door to satanic clubs? this is wrong. >> ainsley: this is what the chesapeake public school said to us or said to the media. this is common practice among

school districts around the state and nation. by law, c.p.s. cannot discriminate based on beliefs among groups wishing to rent our facilities. after school satan club is not a school district approved club and no district employee is acting as a club sponsor. i know the group is supposed to meet, leo on december 15th in one of the elementary schools' libraries. elementary school. there is a public hearing parents can go out and speak against it or for it on decembee days before that first meeting. is this a first amendment issue or is this up to the school board and up to the parents? >> i reject their argument. it's up to the school board. they can set the standard. okay. are there parents and students who want this after school club? they set the standard. that p.r. release that they just sent was a lie. because they determined the membership and the requirements to rent the space. using that standard any club

adult club can rent the facility. i reject that and it's wrong. not a constitutional issue there. >> ainsley: thank you so much for coming on. really sad. i can't believe that's even happening. thank you to everyone who helped make my book "i'm so glad you were born" a best selling children's book. so this thursday, i want you to join me live on instagram. i'm going to be reading the book to your children. my daughter is going to be there, too. she will help me read it. we are going to do that from 5:00 to 5:30. cooking your dinner. put your kids in front of the computer and facetime with us. a my first initial and last name earhardt, for details and hope to see you at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. are you tired of working 9 to 5:00? why not take a little vacation dolly parton style. spend the night on the country legend's tour bus. we will give you a sneak peek inside next hourthe ♪ your best sleep. all night. every night.

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following a battle with cancer. >> releasing a statement. >> say the way i feel. i'm representing my family, my friends. >> one warnock supporter. >> the polls open in georgia. >> we just need herschel walker in there. >> him, he's a good christian man. >> twitter pushed the distraction, full of old news. >> white house is dismissing musk's twitter f