♪ ♪ >> maintain the borders of secure. sprinkle camping out near el paso and freezing cold. the biden administration suing to remove the shipping container in texas and across the border. >> the vote in the senate to ban tiktok on government devices. >> several states have banned tiktok. >> it is time we do something to stop tiktok from becoming the most powerful media company in america. >> louisiana drives in at least

three after the tornadoes slammed the state. >> driving conditions -- >> fox news poll shows 44% of voters think biden inflation are hurting them here and speak feel the crushing weight of inflation and out-of-control spending. >> they keep raising rates. >> we have to be careful, the french have their second and might have put france and the final! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: there is our beautiful all-american christmas tree.

with a star on top. >> brian: i had the letter -- thanks, yeah, it was scary. >> steve: look at that and the stockings were hung by the chimney with care in hopes that st. nicholas soon will be... here. >> bby the way, this disturbs m, mark, keep it on there. anyone notice that the fireplace is not vented? >> brian: that is true. >> steve: the wind on sixth avenue, i don't know. we need a carbon monoxide detector. >> brian: getting a chimney but how is santa going to get in? >> ainsley: they forgot to draw that in there the graphics. >> steve: it looks so cool, they put it right there. it is the magic. right there in the window and by the way a whole bunch of people outside of the window traveled to new york city during the christmas time here they stop by to say hello at "fox & friends." they were waving during the commercials. >> brian: i think it is also

important to point out, too, a lot of people burning fireplaces to save energy and money on their heating bills. >> steve: go to joys. >> ainsley: do you use your fireplace? >> brian: no commit is a real chimney but the fireplace is electric with natural gas. >> ainsley: push a button. >> steve: natural gas? >> brian: natural gas. i have to remember how the guy told me to use it. i just don't quite remember. >> steve: you turn the gas on and we have one of those too appear the knob, turn it, push it in and it ignites. >> brian: that clicking noise worries me and i don't want to be the one to blow up the house. >> ainsley: i am a huge fireplace person and start letting you in september and have it live everyday. but my neighbors complain because of the smoke, something about the apartment building, the smoke goes into their apartment buildings. 's i only look for apartments with the fireplace. these old buildings -- mine is

not that old. >> steve: need like us. >> ainsley: i called this company and my friend, this company save me i was upset because i wanted to fireplace. that makes smokeless, ventless fireplace is and have these cartilages and they are and you get flames and then after an hour they go out. >> steve: unfortunately, the neighbors can smell it. >> ainsley: they can. it is smokeless, odorless. >> steve: i thought the neighbors were complaining? >> ainsley: they were complaining about a real fireplace but i had the company come in. >> steve: fantastic. >> brian: you should put a little fire underneath there and these are different apartments you can move him. i'm not living. i have a fireplace for a reason. >> ainsley: the real estate agent, you told me this was a working fireplace and this was a big deal to me. it wasn't the end of the role and i'm grateful i'm not sick, have my health, my daughter. >> brian: but you could actually have all of those things and a fire. >> ainsley: i correctly what? >> brian: of all those good

things and a fire and don't have to make a choice. >> ainsley: i felt an alternative so we are all happy. >> brian: life is good. >> ainsley: the migrants are camping out with fire on the border because the temperatures are really cold and freezing in el paso with 30s with title 42 to end next week. >> steve: not just the temperatures but secretary mayorkas got a nice reception from border agents he met during his visit and he shocked them with what he said. >> brian: plus he is terrible at his job. kevin corke in washington with the chaos at the border, kevin. >> steve, ainsley, brian, the southern border near el paso, that is where i thousand migrants with entry into the country with falling temperatures and many, frankly, have begun to light fires just to keep warm as ainsley pointed out. this comes as homeland security alejandra may work as, as you

said, an icu welcome by the agents on the front line yesterday. by the way, listen to him claim that he never said the border was secure. and that is, of course, despite evidence to the contrary. >> the border is secure. the border, we are working to make the border more secure. there has been a historic challenge. >> secretary mayorkas, do you continue to maintain the border is secure? >> yes, and we are working day in and day out to enhance the security, congressman. >> there you have it. and reaction when agent tells the "washington examiner," they ask him why he is saying the border is secure? we have no agents in the field. he had the nerve to respond, that he never said the border was secure. i wish you could see into the agents eyes, they are lifeless.

not surprisingly, "the new york post" is placing blame at the president's feet saying, "it is your mess, joe" a reference to el paso's request for $1 billion from the feds to manage the migrant mass. and speaking of the big apple, the number of illegal aliens living in the city is tens of thousands with more than 20,000 posting up in taxpayer-funded shelters. 20,900, quite a striking number. this is the state of arizona is a plane with onslaught of illegal migration, but a lawsuit filed by the biden administration, which reads in part, "not only has arizona refused to halt its trespasses and remove the shipping containers from federal land, but it has indicated that it will continue to trespass on federal lands and install additional shipping containers. the united states brings this

action to obtain appropriate relief or arizona's unlawful continuing trespasses and invasions of the united states paramount, sovereign property rights and interest under the u.s. constitution." all of this is happening, guys, as we look at the calendar and we watch ever approaching finality perhaps of title 42, which is now less than a week away, brian, ainsley, steve. >> steve: thanks, kevin. it is amazing because the president says i need $4 billion. what are you talking about, what are you doing with the money? i will give the border agents additional surveillance and all of these things will give more money to the ngos. that is all the things, handling the thing you broke and if you don't do it, you watch, the republicans don't want to solve the problem. if you look at new york alone, they broke it down, $23 million for a shelter in manhattan, 20 million queens, another shelter in queens, 10 million for the pounds, $10 million for

a children -- just in translation services, 150 countries under representative. >> steve: but that doesn't come close to adding up to $1 billion, but that is what they want. of course, that estimate was earlier. we are giving you a lot of numbers over the last couple of weeks and months and years about the number of people coming into the country illegally. about a half an hour ago, we introduced you to three texans who live down there in the zone where the migrants come across every day. and they can't let their kids go to the park. they are schools are surrounded with military border barriers so that people who are involved in high-speed chases get away from the cops. they are crashing into the schools. it is essentially a war zone. they joined us to tell us how joe biden is letting him down. watch this. >> they told him and they went ahead and got in the group he was with and the data they

witnessed a pretty big round of illegal male adults nearby the area. they sat down the children and they spoke to them directly and they told them, "hey, just to let you all know, it is not safe for you to be coming to the local neighborhood park anymore by yourselves. as a matter of fact, not even in pairs." >> in office the powers that be to the border patrol agents to the border for processing. we don't even have border patrol agents here anymore. >> texas feel abandoned by the federal government, and we realized they were two people that can fix the situation pure joe biden or greg abbott. texas, i believe every day abbott stops this and secures the border. >> steve: because the president certainly is not. >> ainsley: i mean, this is so sad. this is parents with their kids and their kids can't go to the playground? >> steve: they were so many migrants there. >> brian: the local police say it is not safe and take your kid

somewhere else. you can't hang out in your own neighborhood. not just texas but over in arizona, shipping containers seal the door shut, building it up and putting razor wire on top. governor ducey decided to do it the wall we paid for is not finished because donald trump lost the election. he did this, look at this, he will try to build it up before he leaves. there is an injunction saying you have to stop the wall. the federal government's going to take that all down. they say it is on federal land and pen for the environment and bad for law enforcement. >> ainsley: exactly why would it be bad to make sure their area stay safe for the families that live on the other side of that. they are saying, the federal government says it dangerous is federal land and threatens public safety and impedes federal agencies and officials, including law enforcement personnel to perform their official duty. >> steve: all right, let's talk real quick, there is a good chance you are your kids or someone in your family had an app tiktok.

tiktok is the most popular website in the world. it has overtaken google. but keep in mind, it is owned by a company called bytedance, which is in china, which means the chinese government, this is the fear of the members of congress could be actually spying on your children. and ainsley, you had a great guest a little while ago who talked about how so many kids get their news from tiktok here and so essentially what china is able to do is able to censor the bad news china doesn't want to get out. >> ainsley: that is why the senate voted unanimously to ban tiktok from any federal if you work for the federal government, your device, the device the government gives you. it is due because of a threat, the national security threat. now it will go to the house and if the house passes that it goes to the president's desk. i wonder if he will sign it. do you think he will? >> brian: i think he should. >> steve: social media influencers are very important

to this administration. >> ainsley: exactly. >> steve: he is in a pickle. >> brian: he could do the right thing for once. the other thing he could do is make the house pick it up there the house could refused to entertain this, especially if the white house close up and says i don't want this. don't do this. wait for the next house to come in and they will pass it on simple party line. but i think it is important to point out too, tiktok is doing all of our enemies have done and they see the problems of america and the challenges that we have in terms of social unrest, problems with the police, defund the police and they will actually push forward the stories in the news in order to make division in our country. think about michael moore, he said he would show up at an anti-trump rally pushed forward by the russians after he won the election. so they were sitting there and next thing you know there is a relic that data back to the russians who started this rally. so our enemies know where hot buttons. >> ainsley: marco rubio wants to ban tiktok across the border

across the united states. trump had talked about doing that and brian, your kids came home and said "dad, is this going to happen because young people are on the app?" >> steve: prime, to your earlier point that is russian disinformation up to the election pure they are trying to impact and shape the narrative about what is going on in the united states. in fact, it is so addictive and this is why congress is trying to take a stand to outlaw it essentially is because as congressman mike gallagher said on this program a little while ago, "it is practically digital fentanyl." watch. >> it is time we do something to stop tiktok from becoming the most powerful media company in america because the fundamental problem is tiktok's owned by bytedance and bytedance is owned by the chinese communist party. not just the cbp can track your location, can track your keystrokes and compile a dossier

on you. the issue increasingly is a lot of young americans get their news from tiktok, which will allow tiktok to censor news according to the dictates of the chinese communist party. that is incredibly damaging. that is a way which the propagandized young americans. we cannot allow that to happen. >> steve: the big question is, are they adorable cat videos and dancing policeman, are they worth that? >> ainsley: apparently tiktok is different than theirs. there is this more educational. it turns off a certain period. you can watch it all day long. >> brian: a month ago they did this whole thing on "60 minutes" and it resonates with everyone who can relate to it and shows how being manipulated. but you know mike gallagher said in the interview, they called --all over capitol hill, the lobbyists all over capitol hill,

tons of money including some well-known lawmakers going to bat for tiktok to make sure this thing does not get banned. >> steve: so anyway, we will keep you posted. if your kids start screaming one day, it could be because they pulled the plug. just don't give them. >> ainsley: let's head over to carley with more headlines for us. >> good morning a fox news alert, mississippi police force in morning the tragic loss of these two police officers. sergeant stephen robin and shot and killed during welfare check yesterday morning. they say the police say an armed woman in distress open fire when the officers arrived at a motel. investigator said initially that the suspect committed suicide by autopsy will determine exactly how she died. house intelligence committee say the origins of covid-19 tied to china by a weapon program that minority staff report concludes, "there are indications covid-19,

they have been tied to china's biological weapons research program and spilled over to the human population during a lab related incident." house republicans launching a probe into whether u.s. taxpayer money sent to the lab in wuhan. transportation secretary pete booted the budg pete buttigieg a strike earlier this year. the transportation department said the trips banned august 29th through labor day and pete buttigieg was traveling on personal time but remained engaged on urgent issues. but a week before his trip, amtrak begin canceling its long-distance trips over fears that the impending strike. the white house them got involved in a tentative deal for the catastrophic shutdown announced the week pete buttigieg got back. well, he may be a good boy most days, but not in this instance. mischievous dog with getting tangled up in a string of christmas lights. the owner of the 2-year-old pup

posted this video that he actually took last christmas, this is apparently an annual tradition for the bull terrier who get super excited when the tree gets decorated. those are your headlines. >> ainsley: poor thing. >> imagine coming home and finding that. >> steve: last year when i was driving home, there was a great, big deer with great big antlers on my street and had christmas lights. >> ainsley: get out! >> steve: absolutely. it's not like somebody is going to say, "hey, hold still." >> ainsley: that is why your christmas tree lights don't work. >> steve: by the way, you have to point out, a guy watching the show heard me tell the story how i put in test at the lights and everything was fine and then come i plugged it back in and it went dead. he sent me an l.e.d. driver in the christmas tree is working again. so hats off to the guy, hr at

christmas place in pigeon forge. >> brian: by the way i wrote my christmas tree in. bye. my dog is seven months old and looked at me like "thank you, finally something i can use." i have to explain to him. i don't think he understands not to treaty dimmick treat this tree like it's not outside appearance be two, no. spam we got to get a fence, events for sure. >> ainsley: you need a border wall. >> brian: a border wall because i think it will be trouble. >> steve: build that wall and make the north pole pay for it for it. >> brian: still had morehead dodging joe biden and one left group telling joe know for 2024. plus outrage in oregon, the response from victims families after democrat governor kate brown commutes death sentences for 17 inmatestg on death row.st i that story coming up next

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♪ ♪ >> steve: victims families in oregon are outraged after 17 death row inmates had their death row sentences commuted by outgoing democrat governor kate brown here are the crimes of those commuted include sexual assault, murder of a child from a deadly bombing and several other unspeakable attacks. oregon state senator tim joins us right now. tim, good morning to you. essentially what the governor did was she ended the death penalty in your state. just with a signature. if you really want to do something by the book, bring the legislator in and do it official. don't do it like this.

>> yo, good morning from oregon's capital. so, you are absolutely right, what the governor, governor did was and oregon's death penalty. this death penalty was instituted by the people of oregon in 1984. if people are going to do it it should be the people of oregon and not the governor and unilaterally. this is on the hills what she organized the biggest jailbreak and work in history where she released 1,000 prisoners, some of the murders, rapists and committed most heinous crimes in oregon and the democrats thought it was reasonable to go ahead and release these people back into oregon's general population. just ridiculous. >> steve: you know come i can't imagine, you tried to put yourself in the seat of somebody who is surviving member of a family where the family was

wiped out. the one person with a court system found guilty of it and people felt like they were getting justice by that person being sentenced to death. those people are furious. >> well, you can imagine if you are a parent or sibling of somebody who has been murdered and you thought they were going to be on death row the rest of their life for m or may be executed and somebody comes and on does justice for those victims families by saying with a stroke of a pen that they can serve life without the possibility of parole. however, the governor just a few months ago released somebody who had that exact same sentence because she said that he had been reformed. but that is not justice. justice is if you take a life, you are giving up yours. and that prison, the jury said

they instituted a penalty life without the possibility of parole. the governor comes in and undoes it. it is wrong and outrageous. >> steve: the backlash has been furious. the governor put out a statement, "i have been very clear to oregonians i am against the death penalty because it is dysfunctional and immoral." tim come is that what the people of oregon think westward >> i still think actually oregonians support the death penalty but more importantly they support juries and therefore kids dimmick verdicts and victims. unfortunately the governor and the democrats have thrown in and said, the criminals and mercy on criminals, apparently, is more important than compassion and mercy for victims and their families. that is why we are so outraged this morning in oregon. >> steve: absolutely, tim knopp, thank you for getting up early and telling us what is going on in your state. >> you bet, thank you. >> steve: eight: 27 in the

spirit coming up katie prebble which is here and her reaction to this new ad, watch. >> we can afford the rest of the white house and the republican to defeat status quo joe. >> we cannot afford to lose, don't run, joe. don't run, joe. >> don't runpota, joe. ♪ ♪

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>> brian: a fox weather alert now, the number of tests in louisiana is rising to three after tornado slammed the state. people in new orleans picking up the pieces after a twister touchdown yesterday in the metro area damaging a hospital, dozens of homes, intents of thousands lost power. meanwhile, conditions and the upper plains and midwest absolutely treacherous as the winter storms whipping up . is it coming here? >> it is, my friend. warnings, since monday 180 tornado warnings and three dozen reports of tornadoes. that system is now moving towards georgia and florida and then mid-atlantic and the northeast. pink means ice here that is dangerous as well. we have a tornado watch until 4:00 p.m. local time. for a good chunk of florida

towards georgia many of the conditions favorable for tornadoes. the cold side of the storms turns into a coastal event. we have heavy snow for interior sections along the coast mainly rain. we will see and feel winco's 40-50 miles an hour. there will be delays, cancellations, and this will start today and wrap up friday into saturday. you can see the winter weather alerts, ice storm warning for the appellation towards pennsylvania. that is dangerous and the blizzard side ramped up over the north the northern plains and upper midwest, snow, blowing snow and additional 8-12 inches on top of over 3 feet of snow from the storm system. a big deal. then, carley, my friend, the cold air comes in next week. the coldest air of the season. so, get ready for that. i'm sorry i said carley. i have to toss it back to my friend brian. i don't want to do that because you hold it against me the rest of my life. >> brian: i will refuse to

accept your toss. go directly to carley. >> we still love you, brian. >> thank you so much, i appreciate it. we have had plans to get to starting with a fox news alert pier the working on the case of the four coast lane idaho the students and the on toxicology report fox digital, she will be in charge of examining the lab data soon. but she does not think it will help the investigation. meanwhile the half-brother of slant 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey is coming forward of the job being done by the authorities in moscow. he told fox news digital exclusively, "i will give moscow pd tremendous credit for turning to outside agencies for help. a near impossible situation." listen to the story here, to people and a dog rescued nearly ten days adrift in the atlantic peer of the u.s. coast guard was notified over the weekend that two sailors never returned home. the men say they are sailboats

stalled and they ran out of fuel plus no radio or navigation equipment. they were eventually located nearly 200 miles off of delaware safe and sound. a fox news alert here, retail sales data dropped .6% in november. that is way more than economists expected with spending up 6.5% from last year here at jobless claims also going up from last year as well. those are your headlines, brian come over to you. >> brian: ape message for joe biden about 2024, "don't run." >> we can't afford to risk the white house to a republican to defeat status quo joe. >> we can afford to lose, don't run joe. >> don't run joe. >> don't run joe. >> brian: that is encouraging fox news contributor katie pavlich. katie, are you surprised to hear that because joe was going to run and feels good about the midterms? >> i'm not surprised to hear it.

there are any number of groups on the left and the democratic party trying to shift that party even further to the left. joe biden has helped them out by giving them a number of big ticket items, but they are not satisfied. i thought this was interesting they are running this ad in new hampshire, which usually is a first nation primary state but joe biden trying to move first primary to south carolina. in terms how successful they will become a joe biden indicated he is planning on running. they haven't made it official but e is 80 years old in the last couple of weeks first lady joe biden changed her tune a little bit as well and said she is all in. i think if the elections in 2022 and the midterms had gone differently, he would see more ads like this, including maybe potential opponents like gavin newsom, for example, from california. but because the election lead decently well for democrats, joe biden himself feels like he has a shot despite his low approval rating of 39%.

>> steve: the cbc poll 57% say he should not run and independence 56% and 86% of republicans. it looks like the party will get out of the way for him. i don't see anybody lining up whether pete buttigieg and obviously governor newsom will not do anything. i don't see anybody running against him if he wants this. >> look he is an incumbent president and the democrats don't want to get themselves in a position where they are fighting out of a bloodied primary while republicans are doing the same pair they want to hold all of their resources for the general election. they start inserting primary opponents for joe biden, that will deplete the resources and also violate some of these discrepancies and disagreements that democrats have within the party or the far left and the party trend to continue to push bernie sanders style socialism whereas joe biden would argue he is more of a moderate, even though we have seen him govern in the exact opposite way. the democrats look like they are

lining up behind him, but these groups do have a point when they say he can lose to a republican opponent. he is also not capable of going out on the campaign trail and campaigning for a number of democrats who are running for office as a result of his low approval rating, which is what we saw in the 2022 midterms when they kept him off of the campaign trail on purpose. he would have dragged the democratic party down in the house and senate. splunk 80, it is fascinating, he will actually have to show up at events. he will have to do some things. 61 percent don't think donald trump should run either. so we will see about the rematch. katie, i'm looking forward to watching "the five" now. you will be on it. >> i will be on it today so i will see you. >> brian: hop on that train. joe biden would be proud. still had to talk about blue christmas in new poll shows americans are feeling uneasy about the economy ahead of the holiday.

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♪ ♪ >> brian: retail sales coming in weaker than expected down .6%. it was only expected to fall .1%. jobless claims coming in at 211,000 bringing the total claims 1.6 million, the highest since could january. >> steve: of course yesterday the federal reserve raised interest rates to the highest level in 15 years while indicating probably going to keep checking them up until the inflation goes down. the host of making money fox business charles payne has had his glasses up. coming in and you know what, it is easy to see people aren't spending. >> we've got some issues. the economy that jerome powell

described yesterday and a lot of economists describe all the time and the economy and most of the viewers living in two separate worlds. it is amazing. the retail sales numbers six tenths of a percent month over month and that is huge. three times worse than expected. not just the manufacturing reports. the empire state, the new york area 10.2% far worse than expected and d.c. and philadelphia also down. these are manufacturing. we are seeing cracks in the manufacturing, and we could also see obviously, it is pretty obvious you don't have to be an economist. if savings go all the way down and credit cards goes all the way up, isn't that a red flag? you don't need to be a true economist to see that is the next major crack. >> brian: a fox news poll show how do you feel about the economy? 19%, 81% said poor. last year 23% so four points higher. 76% thought it was fair or poor peer that is how people are feeling right now. >> sure, all have been like that

across the board. and it really is important, you know? listen, here's the thing, $11 trillion with our economy after the pandemic. have came from the federal government. i don't think people grasp how it works through trillions of dollars. we are doing it and it made for a fantastic gdp number that president biden was able to run on, but that was an artificial high. there is nothing behind it. that will go away and what will replace it is really a recession. how people will find out. >> steve: it is interesting you mention credit card debt. so many people using it and i don't have to pan till next month. the interest rates are going up. this is one of the topics i'm sure will come up in your town hall because small businesses commit is harder to get credit. a lot of them are putting business on the personal credit cards. >> they are suffering so badly from this because when we

started paying people not to work -- the wages have gone through. small businesses can't find workers and have to overpay them for the skill set. they can afford the high prices have got small business owners coming from california, alabama, pennsylvania, connecticut and all of the country. this is a big event. it is very important. it's not just for people but for markets. not just for people in small business but those interested in the help of the country. >> brian: you have two dvr that show. watch it back. it is 2:00. >> think you guys. >> brian: meanwhile counting down the christmas with 12 days of giving series. now folds of honor with life-changing scholarships to the families of the fallen heroes. we will find out what they are doing for us today and for america, but first let's check in with bill hemmer and what is coming up at the top of the hour, hey, bill. >> how bad can it get? we are watching the border to see what can change there and what will change.

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>> ainsley: well, we are counting down to christmas with 12 annual days of christmas series. this morning we are highlighting folds up on her. since 2007 the organization provide a 44,000 educational scholarships to children of america's heroes including area anna robinson whose father left her a voice mail. there is a picture of them together, shortly before he passed away, reminding her to complete her scholarship application. listen. >> i sent you a copy of your birth certificate and my military -- in an email. let me know if you don't get it. love you, call me. >> ainsley: let's bring in folds of honor founder and ceo lieutenant colonel dan rooney and full tough on her scholarship recipient robinson. good morning to both of you.

>> good morning. >> ainsley: your dad left you that voice mail right before he passed away unexpectedly during a surgery. i know he served our country for 20 years, retired and became a science teacher, which is incredible. how do you feel when you hear that message? >> honestly, i get emotional every time i hear it. right now, i'm trying to fight back tears because i love my dad's voice and he's always supporting the economy. it hits me every single time. >> ainsley: we will have it here at fox forever. you will always be able to listen to that voice. i know the feeling. tell me about the scholarship and how much does it mean that dan did for you and what this organization did? >> oh, my goodness, honestly i call folds up on her the gift that keeps giving because i had to, like you had mentioned, my dad encouraged me to do. and it has, honestly, been the

one thing that has made me feel like he is still alive if that makes any sense. getting to be able to pursue my dreams and go to school because of the folds of honor and my dad encouraged me to get involved with them has been just the most miraculous thing in the entire world. i honestly can't think everybody enough myself, but also everybody else that gets scholarships and gets to pursue going to school. it helped to go to school because it is really hard when you lose somebody and it is hard if you are disabled and they can't be able to provide for you to go to school. so, either way, it helps to have a foundation that backs you and such a big moment in anybody's life to go to college. >> ainsley: dan, how do you feel when you hear these stories because you started this organization?

>> i'm super emotional today is my dad's 83rd birthday and i get to wish him a happy birthday on fox. but my greatest fear is somebody that still serves in the air force if i don't come home, who will be there to take care of my family? and it is core that is what we do at folds, we bring a life in the darkest places to thousands of families just like arianna and sergeant robinson, who don't have that relationship anymore. we get to come in there and honor that sacrifice and meet that sacrifice. that is why this day is so important to folds of honor on fox to help these thousands of families out there that sit in this role every day to get people to make donations so that we can take care of them care of them. >> ainsley: dan, i know you sent t-shirts. if you donate, you get a teacher and they come in all different colors. you are wearing one, the blue one. >> absolutely we call this the

quadrant, make a donation. this is one of the biggest days of the year. the fox family is so benevolent and so generous here and join us in taking care of thousands of military families. and i will foot stomp this 190 since every dollar raised goes to the scholarship programs. we come together around christmas, around families, to celebrate the birth of our lord and savior. it is about new beginnings. to help us help these families. >> ainsley: there is the website at the bottom of the screen foldsofhonor.org because your dad served, arianna and his military experience, you are able to get the scholarship and americans love your family and appreciate what your dad did for the country. god bless you. >> thank you, god bless you. merry christmas. >> ainsley: merry christmas, thank you. more "fox & friends" moments away.

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merry christmas to each and every one. as we celebrate christmas you may wonder if jesus christ can make a difference in your life.

you bet he can. that's why he came, to save us from our sins. he came to this earth as a baby, took our sins to the cross 33-years later, and he shed his blood on that cross, and he died for you and for me. but on the third day, god raised him to life. he's not dead. he's alive. if you have never invited him into your heart. if you've never trusted him as your savior, you can do that right now. just pray this prayer with me, just say, "dear god, "i'm a sinner. "i'm sorry for my sins. "forgive me. "i believe that jesus is your son. "i believe that he took my sins to the cross, "that he died in my place, "and i believe that you raised him to life. "i want to trust him now as my savior, "and follow him as my lord. "i pray this in jesus' name, "amen." if you prayed that prayer, call that number.

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one cable morning news show thanks to you, everybody around the world. >> you aren't done yet. listen to the radio for three more hours. the first guest is senator james langford. >> look up. you might see rudolph doing a test run. >> that's the news and now we turn things over to "america's newsroom" here on fox. >> have a good day. >> bill: thanks, guys, great show. good morning. from crisis to catastrophe. the end of title 42 could plunge our border into chaos as if it's not already there. can the white house come up with a solution? it's been two years, right? still waiting. i'm bill hemmer. counting down here. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." >> bill: i like the christmas green. >> dana: you are full of compliments this week after being caught out the other day. >> bill: two more days. >> dana: there is an expiration of the pandemic era policy called title 42.