>> i don't have an estimate to share. >> a texas judge struck down biden's effort remain in mexico policy for now. cpd thwarting more than 53,000 border crossing in el paso. >> we are seeing absolute disaster here. >> ticking for tiktok. >> executive order banning tiktok. many say tiktok has to go. >> tiktok unfavorable advantage. >> on tiktok recently. >> chinese spyware. >> i know it is. >> it should be illegal. >> prices on grocery store shelves jumped 12% year over

year. >> voters understand the reason they are paying so much more at the grocery store is because of democrat policies causing inflation. >> critics from cnn, "new york times" and "the washington post" banned from twitter. >> doxxing my realtime location calling out the media for refusing to cover twitter files. the thought that the biggest story legacy barely know what it is. >> surprises the oldest couple in congregation with a early christmas service right on their front yard. >> great to see ♪ heaven and heaven and nature sing ♪ ♪ ♪ holy ♪ put up the tree ♪ before my spirit falls again. >> brian: to me, this is one take. johnny mathis in my image walks in red sweater, white collared shirt put the microphone on the band starts playing he sings records it. you get that?

and then he walks right out and that's it a hit album. i think he is add good as any christmas crooner in history. >> steve: you know what, brian, i agree with you, a one take guy. i'm going to name drop, back in the 1980s when i was working in washington, i was in the tent before they lit up the national christmas tree -- rather the white house christmas tree out on the ellipse with ronald reagan and nancy reagan and he was the singer. i wound up spending an hour talking to him and he is fantastic. he was a charming guy. and he went out there and he belted out a song like this and it just gave everybody goose bumps. >> brian: did he sound like he did on the recording. steve: just like that better because he is live johnny mathis. >> ainsley: were you excited to see them on the reagans. >> steve: i saw the reagans all the time. it was a fun night. bitterly cold night. >> ainsley: who was better mariah carey at christmas songs or johnnie mathis.

>> steve: over the generations? >> brian: not even close. even though she is the pseudo queen of christmas. >> ainsley: she tries to be. >> brian: can you imagine asking to be called the queen of christmas and being told no? >> steve: johnnie mathis did not need a teleprompter which is different i believe mariah carey needed a teleprompter whether she sang it on macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> brian: i haven't used a teleprompter this whole year. [buzzer] '. >> steve: teleprompter just went blank. >> ainsley: why don't you read the teleprompter. >> steve: from memory, brian we had the rehearsal at 3:00 this morning. do you remember what the 7:00 a.m. block was going to introduce with. >> brian: i came out with jumpsuit and sneakers for rehearsal because i don't dress until the show. texas judge putting president biden's effort remain in mexico

policy on hold. >> ainsley: you nailed it. >> steve: it's the jumpsuit that got him going. >> brian: thanks. >> ainsley: the administration is insisting it is prepared for the end of title 42 that's what they say they are prepared. despite predictions it's going to lead to massive surges at the border. >> steve: jacqui heinrich is live at the white house. jacqui, the white house says they are prepared for this flood of migrants coming next week, but the people on our southern all right say we have no idea what is going to happen. what is going on? >> wouldn't we all love to know the answer to that steve. they have been promising us more details every day this week on exactly what system is going to replace title 42 when it expires in just five days. and now it's friday and they have punted again. >> we are doing the work. we are going to do this in a safe and humane way. and we will have more to share on the proposed preparedness next week before the december 21st date on day one the president put forth a

progressive reform plan that dealt with protecting -- protection for dreamers. cutting down the asylum build up that we have been seeing. especially because of what the last administration did. >> the lack of clear answers we are facing right now might make someone think there isn't a sense of urgency around here even as denver's democratic mayor declaring a state of emergency surge of only 900 migrants in the past several months which cost them $800,000 in shelter costs. >> this influx of migrants, anticipated nature of their arrival and our current space and staffing challenges have put an immense strain on city resources to the level where they're on the verge of reaching a breaking point. >> now, imagine for a moment how they feel in a place like el paso where more than 53,000 have crossed in since october 1st, nearly four times the number of ebb counters for the entire last fiscal year, according to cbp.

the press secretary was asked yesterday and could not estimate how many more migrants will be crossing into the u.s. when title 42 goes away. not like these stems don't exist. according to dhs, we are going to be seeing an estimated 9 to 15,000 migrant crossings each and every day. the white house repeatedly defended itself against any criticism saying the president is doing the work to deal with this problem at the border and on immigration they are going to be leaning in on what they call their successful strategy, guys. >> steve: jacqui, how can the press secretary say we have got no estimate when the biden administration's department of homeland security halls as you just detailed an estimate? best case scenario actually worst case scenario year 10 to 20,000 people. >> i'm sure we might have gotten an answer to that if peter doocy had gotten a question in

yesterday's briefing. he wasn't called on curiously enough and we don't have a briefing today. we have to look to next week for best answers on that. continuing problem. >> steve: jacqui, you are at the white house. the president is there right now. just go knock on the door. try to get some answers, would you? [laughter] >> sure, i will get right to that. >> brian: thanks, jacqui. do you know where he is going today? delaware? got to have that three day weekend. and by the way. i know we do this story every day. but you have to understand it is getting so much worse you can't take your eyes off it or if you are the president, you can't put your eyes on it. in el paso, somebody, i guess, has got to that democratic mayor and will not declare a state of emergency. he is going to get about $6 million. is that going to get the people off the streets? it's going to get more down blankets to people from other nations that are choosing to come here illegally. >> ainsley: said they are going

to use it to transport migrants out of el paso. use the money to fees feed them and house them. the shelters are full. look at these images. >> steve: brian, to your point the reason he is not calling an emergency is he said hey, we need money. now the white house out of nowhere is giving him north of $7 million. that's what they wanted. so far they have spent 10 million bucks to house people and to ship them off. >> brian: new york wants a billion. >> steve: what they had gotten until yesterday was about two and a half million dollars and now they are getting 7. they are whole. but a place like new york, where we have got 30,000 migrants, many of them ships in, 20,000 are in shelters here. the mayor is worried about the flood of migrants. he is has not heard from the governor kathy hochul. he has asked her for help regarding money. >> brian: useless. >> steve: the same with joe biden. joe biden is not giving anybody money. >> brian: it's all our money. >> steve: of course it is. if he gives one locality money he is going to have to give them

all money. >> ainsley: el paso is getting flooded more than new york is they need the money. if he needs a billion dollars, take it from the -- remember they cut obillion out of the police budget. just use that money. >> brian: that's great. just think about this in the big picture, 30 trillion in debt. and now we are taking our money, our government money that the taxpayers will tax way too high for way too little and now our money is going to people from other countries who are not in dire straits for the most part. they are just choosing to come here because it's awesome. that's not a good reason. that's not the huddled masses story. so, jorge ventura was down at the border to see for himself from the daily caller to see for himself how bad this was. he was on with tucker last night. >> right now seeing an absolute disaster here in el paso. i have been spending time on the mexican side in juarez. it was a massive, right now

2,000 migrants on the border wall on the other side of the el paso border wall waiting to get into the country. on the u.s. side, tucker, border patrol officials are so overwhelmed and local churches are so overwhelmed seeing a mass release of migrants onto the street. 100 a day released onto the streets and basically being forced to sleep in the cold streets of downtown el paso including children here, tucker. it's a true humanitarian crisis and they only expect the situation to get worse once title 42 expires. they are saying they could reach up to 4500 illegal crossings here a day just in el paso. >> steve: that is why the mayor should declare a state of emergency but he has got money now and he will not. meanwhile, speaking of emergencies, there are a lot of people on capitol hill it's bipartisan actually, warning about the dangers of an app., it is the number one app. in the world. it has overtaken google. it is called tiktok. it is controlled by bytedance, which is a chinese company. and the worry is you give all your information including information to tiktok the

government knows where you are. talked about josh hawley in the senate had a proposed bill where they would ban it on government devices and then late yesterday, nancy pelosi said i don't see that coming up before the end ever the term; however, just in the last five minutes, we have received word that apparently she has done a 180 and now she says they may bring it up so that the house could sign it. which would then send it to the president and the big question is would he sign it. >> so the new hampshire governor, chris sununu, he is the latest to say you cannot use tiktok on any state issued device. he says employees have 30 days to remove it from your state networks. that is number 14. there are 14 states so far that have ban it on state devices. >> brian: it's silicon valley. wherever you are on social media. go mirror what tiktok does and you will be extremely rich. huge lobbyists. very well-known lobbyists. working capitol hill to make

sure tiktok is not taken out entirely. one person that understands what goes on and has got his ear to the ground pulls pulse of the pe is joe rogan it came up on his podcast. >> i know it exists. overthat like facebook, twitter. >> you don't have any of those. >> no. instagram. i just went on tiktok recently. >> oh, no. that's the worst. >> oh my god no, it's amazing. >> chinese spyware. >> i know it is. >> i mean, it really. >> i know it really is. >> should be illegal. >> i mean everyone is already bleend i spent two years investigating preparing a piece on trump and russia. went to ukraine. my -- that horse left the barn a while ago. >> what was that like. >> the chinese can have what they want they can't [bleep] there is nothing in there anyway. >> steve: that guy is mark bohl, he has been on our pro he was

talking how he tried to get his word out. karine jean-pierre says the white house does not allow tiktok on their device, on the government devices in the white house for security reasons but she did not say whether or not white house staffers can have it on their personal devices for security reasons because if you have got a government phone right here and personal phone right here, it's not on this one but it's on this one. what's difference? i know people in the federal government who have tiktok. a lot say i am trying to keep an eye what is going on. interesting to see if they pass it in the senate and passes in the house and will the white house sign it? will the president sign it? keep in mind, he loves the tiktok influencers because social media is very important to this administration. >> ainsley: tiktok did admit in a letter to nine u.s. senators that china-based employees can access u.s. data even though that data is stored in the united states. >> steve: including your location.

>> ainsley: scary. >> brian: 13 minutes after the hour. go over to carley shimkus who has the news. >> ainsley: frightening scene on the streets of chicago. surveillance video shows a man robbing a woman at broad daylight. 70-year-old victim he was demanding she hand over her purse and threatened to shoot her dog if she didn't. >> if people don't show up and vote to change the leadership in chicago, this is only going to continue to get worse, i spend my liar life without having ever been mugged and this is what is happening in the middle of the day. >> that robber still on the loose, this is major crimes are up 41% in chicago over last year. the white house is facing a decision on whether to block the national archives from releasing hundreds of obama era documents related to hunter biden and ukrainian energy company burisma. the records are set to become public february 28th. a batch of emails include 250

emails mentioning burisma and 69 images dating back to 2014. hunter biden was on the burisma board while his father was vice president, making about a million dollars a year despite having no prior experience in the field. a new fox news poll reveals 76% of people think it is important for the doj to investigate hunter biden's foreign business dealings. elon musk suspends the twitter accounts of at least half a dozen reporters, including journalists from cnn, "the washington post," and the "new york times." musk says they put him and his family in danger by sharing an account that tracks his private jet tweeting, quote: they posted my exact realtime location basically assassination coordinations in obvious direct violation of twitter terms of service. musk then tweeted out a poll asking if he should reactivate the accounts now or in seven days. users largely voted for the accounts to be restored

immediately. a new fox news poll shows 44% view musk favorably. 43% say they are not fans. but, when it comes to twitter itself, 54% of people have an unfavorable view of the platform. and if you are heading to a christmas party soon and you order a mixed drink with diet coke, you may get drunker faster than if you had ordered a regular coke a doctor causing a social media frenzy after saying the diet cola doesn't digest the way sugar in regular soda does giving the booze a fast path to the bloodstream. some responding to the scientific regulation with a promise to switch to diet soda so they can get a cheaper buzz. that he was the take away there, guys. that's america for you. >> steve: now for more on this ted joins us. [laughter] >> ainsley: we had several christmas parties at fox yesterday. >> carley: we sure did. it was fun.

>> carley: thank god it's friday. >> steve: i haven't felt my toes since yesterday. >> ainsley: unlike elon musk we provide beds, would you like one? >> brian: no comment. he can't be reached. >> ainsley: i'm kidding. ted was completely sober. [laughter] >> brian: still ahead, general jack keane is going to be evidence here live. >> ainsley: our all-american concert series continues. brand new christmas album out with his father. answered gives us a special performance ♪ so have yourself a merry christmas now ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement.

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>> brian: back now with a fox news alert. a new wave of russian missile attacks rocking multiple cities across ukraine early this morning. this as the kremlin promises consequences that the u.s. goes through with plans to send a patriot missile defense system to the embattled nation. here now to react is fox news senior analyst general jack keane. general, your thoughts about our patriot system going in and vladimir putin's warning not to? >> yeah, well, certainly it's a very valuable system. it's a complicated system. and i think that may have been some of the reluctance in terms of why we didn't get there sooner. it should have been there sooner. it does require a little bit more training on it than some of the other systems we provided like himars, which has been so decisive. but, yes, we are glad to see this system going in. obviously russia has changed its strategy. i mean, they are consolidating their forces in the south and in the east. and they have been losing the

ground war in the south and the east. let's face it. the second thing is they are focusing the war on the ukrainian people shutting down the entire energy sector and burdening this country rather severely economically. that is their major objective that is taking place right now. and this air defense system is designed to add protection to those ukrainian cities certainly. and the ukrainians, i mean, brian, we got to tip our hat to them once again. they have had a fair amount of success against this avalanche of rockets and missiles and drones that the russians have been using to attack this cities. they are still penetrating. but their success is quite significant. and the patriots will add to that. >> brian: can patriots -- is it patriots stop drones and does is it cost effective to use these missiles to shoot down drones? >> they don't want them for drones. they want them for the missiles and for the rockets. >> brian: right. for the cruise missiles that are

coming in off of russian airplanes. that's what they want them for. and the -- they will be very effective to be sure. and there is other air defense systems that the ukrainians have already been given. nastams are there. we are have got to give them more. when it comes to putin's threat where he is implying the use of nuclear weapons again. i mean, let's look at it for what that really means. putin is doing everything he cannot to lose this war. his ground forces are losing it. is he making war on the people. is he building up forces in belarus with some of the forces he has mobilized. he has taken a huge political hit. mobilizing additional forces. and what he doesn't want to do, for sure, is expand the war to get the united states and nato in. which guarantees him losing the war. that's what happens if he uses a nuclear weapon. after 10 months, you got realize it doesn't make any sense. and what he is doing is fear-mongering here to try to

get the united states not to provide this assistance. the united states is committed to doing it and that's a good thing. >> brian: right. you say look out belarus. because from belarus you could try to take kyiv, ukrainians are keeping an eye on that real quick, could there be an offensive, another one from the ukrainians? we know they took kherson and kharkiv region back. is there a sense they are going to be looking to move forward again? >> yeah. there is no doubt about it. i mean, the ukrainians, we don't want to get into all the details of it, but certainly they are planning another offensive. the ground is freezing. so, it's very good for operational and maneuver warfare. they really want to move down in the zaporizhzhia, and that access. they wanted to do that initially. actually, we gave them some assistance in war planning, our generals talking to them through the details of that felt that they would culminate if they tried to do that all at once

kherson and that too much to do at one time but they are coming 9 ukrainians have got to steadfastness and the will, brian, as you know. >> brian: they wanted to speak at the world cup that was rejected by fifa i just found out that would have been nice. general jack keane, thanks so much. >> yeah. great talking to you, brian. you and the team have a wonderful weekend. >> brian: thanks so much for staying on top of this. >> meanwhile talking about the weekend 8:00 and repeated at 11:00. jeb bush fascinated who he thinks should run for president. congressman mike gallagher will be here. is he focused on china. karl rove, andy mccarthy will break down what is going down and alexi wallace will review the world cup tournament and preview the final that will be coming up on one nation. coming up ahead on this show not even the most important meal of the day is safe from inflation. how rising prices are taking a bite out of your breakfast.

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♪ >> ainsley: inflation is down slightly the last few months. but, as you know, not at the grocery store. >> brian: supermarket prices skyrocketing, 12 hers overall in november compared to last year.

and breakfast items are literally busting budgets with eggs up a whopping 49%. >> steve: grady trimble from fox business network is here live in the studio. he is a good man because he brought outside breakfast. too expensive. >> only have one dish. can't give three to each of you. i figured if i'm sharing the bad news i will bring breakfast for you guys. i will go item by item. if you look at this i gave our graphics department the day off so we will start with a dozen eggs. depends on how many you biin terms. >> steve: beautiful. >> those are up 100 percent. >> brian: we out of chickens? >> actually there was a bird flu. that was part of the reason for it. i'm lactose intolerant so i don't have milk in the morning. milk is up about 15% from a year ago. coffee is a must-have for me. i'm sure it is for you guys how early you get up. that's up almost 40% from last year.

>> ainsley: that's why brian always gets mediums. >> i was researching this story and starbucks upped their prices suddenly by 6%. all tolled if you add up the breakfast staples up 5 bucks for eggs, toast, all of those items. the one thing that has gone down in price bacon cost as little less. but only about 3 cents less. so you are shelling out a lot more dough for your toast and everything else. >> steve: in an hour i will show everybody how to make a bacon braided meat loaf. more plentiful. a lot of the things during the pandemic were actually in short supply. and that drove the price up. and now it's more about supply and demand for the farmers and fertilizer. >> energy costs to transported all these items. and there are still supply chain problems which is a big issue especially meet products, eggs, those types of things. they are lingering for the time being. we will see how long it l.s.u. also a the now most important measle the day is more

expensive. >> ainsley: every family has to eat and go to the grocery store. small businesses. do diners, eggs, that's been biggest problem. up more than 100 percent. >> we ordered this in and guess how much this whole plate costs? $22. >> steve: how many pieces of bacon did you request? >> my producer placed the order. i'm not sure what he asked for. >> steve: come on in here. take a look at this. this little triple egg thing is absolutely beautiful. >> i forgot we had the chef on this morning who was going to be scrutinizing the meal. >> steve: it's beautiful, agreed, nicely done. >> ainsley: that's a great idea. love it grady. >> steve: back to chicago. >> brian: coming up straight ahead the big apple looking for a million dollars to help support southern border. >> ainsley: will cain, rachelow campos-duffy going t mo weigh ia next.

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adams is pushing for a billion dollars in federal aid to help with the influx ever migrants. as of right now, there are more than 30,000 migrants here in new york city. nearly the double the amount from october. those amounts are only going to get bigger when title 42 ends in five days. here to weigh in "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain and rachel campos-duffy. good morning to both of you. >> >> will: good morning. >> rachel: good morning, steve. merry christmas. >> steve: thank you very much. right bat at you. let's start with you, rachel. before the migrant crisis, there was a homeless crisis here. the streets of new york are literally teeming in many cases with the homeless and now the migrants and you know firsthand because you went and visited one of those tent shelters over on the island. >> rachel: right. and why weren't we invited into the tent shelter? why can't we say here? we are on the streets. there was a homeless shelter not far from that city i went and visited and the homeless there

said there are rats around here. urine and cease season the ground. it's disgusting we can't eat in this place. the food is unrecognizable. meanwhile the tent city that mayor adams gave a tour of had video games and couches and popcorn machines. there is just the wrong priorities, really. and mayor adams is asking for money because that's what this is for the democrats. this is a way to collect more federal money, process people -- more people into the country. this is intentional. this is not, you know, that something went wrong in the policy. no, this is the policy. they are intentionally bringing in more people in the process they are asking for more money to process them through the system. and they don't care about what's going on with the homeless. they have had plenty of time to deal with that here in new york city and they don't care. >> steve: sure. will, you live in the border state of texas. you know, there certainly is a problem there with the number of migrants. but it's a problem affecting

every place because once they cross the rio grande and the feds say okay, check in, if you want to, in a couple of months. they are everywhere now. >> will: that's true. by the way, rachel, i think that tent city that you have visited has now been torn down. whatever money they put into that has been burned essentially and they moved it. virtuous cycle. this terrible cycle of really stealing money from the american taxpayer. hey, more on that in just a minute. to your point, it's interesting, on the one hand you are right. every state is a border state, steve. but, on the other hand, if you do live in a place that's receiving, i think the numbers are that el paso, for example, the city of el paso will be receiving 2,000 illegal immigrants a day. >> steve: right. >> will: when you have a situation like that and then you see new york with 30,000 total illegal immigrants asking for $1 billion, you say wow, must be really hard up there in new york city. but, you know, he is not the only mayor who has asked for a

state of emergency and asked for money. this is back to the money i said i will come back to that rachel has witnessed. i think rachel's analysis of the reason for this is accurate it. sin tensional and it is to change the voting base and the american taxpayer gets to pay for that they pay for the lack of enforcement at the border. you are paying for that you are paying for the existence of border patrol and dhs. then you are paying for state of emergency for not enforcing it on the back end. you are the one being conned, american voter, while the democratic party makes out with the benefits as they perceive it to change their voting electorate. >> steve: right, exactly. you make a good point new york city has essentially 15 days of el paso traffic. they are asking for a billion. el paso asked for 10 million. they got it and they are satisfied with that priority. rachel and will, what have you got coming up this weekend on "fox & friends"? >> will: i have got it here rachel in front of you. >> rachel: will has the list. willful will i do have the list.

representative brad wenstrup. we have steve doocy himself. we have john mclemore the mclemore boys john and john 2. pete and i will go off the wall to examine as we see state after state begin the process of banning tiktok. we will go deep dive into tiktok an relationship with the chinese communist party. >> steve: will and rachel, thank you very much for getting up early. you are getting up really early tomorrow and we'll be watching. >> rachel: you got it. >> will: see you in the morning. >> steve: see you tomorrow. it's 18 minutes before the top of the hour. carley has some news from atlanta about antifa? >> carley: i certainly do, steve. five antifa members being charged with domestic terrorism after protesting out of a future police training center in georgia many. on tuesday officers rated the atlanta autonomous zone. police discovered explosives, gasoline and road flares. the protesters were apparently trying to save the wooded area

surrounding the planned facility. philadelphia is bringing back its mandatory mask mandates for public school. students kindergarten through 12th grade will be required to mask up in class for the first 10 days after winter break. officials making the move to stop the spread of rsv, 9 flu and covid. other schools across the country in cities like new york and los angeles are strongly urging people to wear masks indoors threatening a mandate if cases increase. well, this was a very close call. a navy pilot successfully ejecting from an f-35 fighter jet seconds before it crash lands and veers out of control at a naval air station in fort worth, texas. the bystander caught the terrifying moment on camera as the pilot flies away from the plane moments before the chair chute deploys. the cause of the crash is still unknown. wow. and check this out, an alaska

man says he has recovered 23 yeti coolers from alaska beaches almost a year after a freight boat cargo spill during a storm. a few coolers reportedly ended up all the way in hawaii. also recovering damaged refrigerators and industrial site garbage bags filled with debris. got clean up those oceans after the spill. steve? over to you. >> steve: i'm just looking. those coolers are $250 apiece. they are a lot. holy cow. >> carley: that's like finding gold in the ocean. love it. >> steve: thank you very much. meanwhile, behind me, it is a rainy dreary day on this friday in december, j.d. >> janice: i'm really glad i'm inside and so is my hair. take a look at the maps. here in the northeast delays and cancellations and cold air. this storm system that is across the northern plains and upper midwest. the cold front associated with that has brought temperatures down, you know, 38 degrees in dallas. 38 in memphis.

and then ahead of it we have warmer than average temperatures along the coast and that's why it's a rain event for the i-95 corridor. but, interior sections getting quite a bit of snow over a foot or more for the mountains, for new york, as well as pennsylvania and to new england. and look at the flight delays, courtesy of flight aware.com. 130 driveways in new york, laguardia not fun. two dozen delays in philadelphia and we're getting up there in boston and baltimore. bottom line is, that's going to cause a problem across the west of the country. and the wind speeds here across the northern plains still blizzard warnings for parts of these regions. shaded in orange because we have got winds in excess of 35 miles per hour for the duration of at least three hours and blowing snow is causing those blizzard conditions and then, as we head into sunday, and monday next week, we have got artic air pouring in from canada. and that's going to make for the coldest air of the season for all of these places. so going to be cold for santa's

trip steve doocy. >> steve: here he comes. here comes santa claus. all right, j.d., thanks very much. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: don't go anywhere matteo bocelli performs in our all-american concert series after the break. always can see, he is ready. ♪ earth receive her king ♪ let every heart ♪ prepare him room ♪ and heaven and nature sing ♪ and heaven and nature sing ♪ and heaven and heaven and nature sing ♪ and pray for those who persecute you. ♪ -jesus, if you do not renounce your words, we will have no choice but to follow the law of moses. -i am the law of moses. ♪

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♪ >> ainsley: like father, like son. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: what talent. 25-year-old singer and songwriter matteo bocelli is teaming up with his legendary father and 10-year-old sister virginia for very first album together it is called a family christmas. and it's available everywhere now. matteo bocelli is in our studio with us and he joins us now. what an honor matteo. >> it's an honor. >> ainsley: thank you so much

for being here. what talent your voices and the way you play the instruments and the piano it's just unbelievable. tell us about this new album. >> so i'm super happy to be, you know, back with my father on a project and also with my sister virginia for the first time and because the first time actually with my father was in 2018 when we did follow me so i'm super happy to be back with them on tour and, yeah, it's very exciting it. >> what do you say about your gift? god has given y'all a gift. i know your faith is very important to you it is. very successful family. faith is two elements. what i want everybody can get it. the technique. the other one is the talent and only, you know, god can give it to you. >> ainsley: you have your own couriecure career signed with cl

records. what was that day like for you. >> the dream began there, i'm still dreaming sometimes when i wake up in the morning matteo, do you realize you are doing what you always loved. what you always hoped to do in your life. >> ainsley: my mother introduced me to your music years ago. i had just love your father's music. i'm so proud of you and your sister. and we just recently lost my mother so i hear your voice during your music. so, thank you. your music has touched so many people's lives that are watching today. what are you going to play for us today and sing? >> have yourself a merry little christmas. >> ainsley: wonderful ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ let your heart be light ♪ from now on your troubles will

be out of sight ♪ have yourself a merry a little christmas ♪ make the yuletide gay ♪ from now on your troubles will be miles away ♪ here we are ♪ as in olden days ♪ happy golden days of yore. ♪ faithful friends who are dear to us

♪ w gather near to us once more ♪ through the years we'll always be together ♪ if the fates allow ♪ hang a star on the shining star on the highest bough ♪ ♪ so have your several a merry little christmas now ♪ ♪ ♪ faithful friends who are dear

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