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pete: welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday. we love that we honor that. we got to talk about this. yesterday at 2:47 p.m. i text will. dude, vikings down 33-0 at halftime, the biggest [bleep] at home. we're pretenders. i'm depressed. game is over 33-0. rachel: giving up. pete: two hours later, 36-36 headed for overtime. rachel: how long? pete: the whole second half the greatest come back in nfl history. the minnesota vikings defeat the very bad indianapolis colts, i will note that. they came back in the second half. rachel: did you watch? will: let's move on. rachel: why aren't you happy for him. will: rachel, first of all i have two points on the question. i pay for every streaming service you can possibly imagine, somehow the nfl network

doesn't make its way on to any of them. secondly i was watching "harry & meghan." rachel: i feel like i had such a positive influence. will: you had influence. pete: y, bro, give me a lifeline, my team is drowning. he was looking at harry and meghan. will: my opinions have changed. rachel: we have a big discussion on the vikings, both harry and meghan both are worth dissecting. will: congratulations. i did wake up. watched 18 minute extended highlights on youtube. hard to make sense of. you asked him about making those gains which was weird lingo. rachel: is that, okay. will: sounds like stock market trading. >> i don't know that either. will: second, i can't add up how you had time to make that many,

to score that many points because in football you have only some drives. you scored a defensive touchdown in there. pete: no defensive touchdowns. will: you had one. pete: did we? it was brought back. will: that one was brought back. i saw the fumble recovery. pete: fumble recovery was brought back. it felt like the clock was standing still. oddly i felt we were never out of it. we can win this game still, yet behind 33-0. the best. we'll move on. will: you must have had a great time. pete: at my hotel room, watching on hulu. at my office, my office. alexis mcadams my office two down hearing me screaming. she is like, what's happening. face timing with my boys. we're watching as well. it was quite something. indulge me this. rachel: indulge you the whole

show. pete: officially one the nfc north. i know you're excited about. rachel: that is like you coming back winning the fantasy football league. will: that is over. for me. pete: i didn't make the playoffs either. rachel: the world is not right. pete: upside down world. rachel: he is watching meghan markle and i'm winning fantasy football. will: i need a new job. this is what is happening in our current jock, in your world, title 42, three days away i from being lifted. title 42 spurring on what everyone thinks is absolute chaos at the southern border. mayor of el paso declaring a state of emergency. the saying the white house told him not to do that. quick flash back from september, el paso mayor oscar lesser had this to say.

>> chief of the u.s. border patrol, chief ortiz, does not support declaring a state of emergency at this point. we may have to do that. there may be a point we may have have to do that. at this point the white house asked for us not to do that. rachel: interesting. he doesn't want to do it because he has democrat congresspeople in texas pressuring, that pressure coming directly from the president saying please don't declare, they're trying to pretend like nothing is happening at the border. if you live in el paso, whether democrat, independent, republican you cannot ignore what's happening and what has gotten critically worse in the last few weeks. pete: imagine how often could there be a plan, is there a plan, probably there is no plan, of course that is the plan, we're talking about that. nothing more obvious they don't care that the house is on fire, there is someone, there is a home invasion going on, you call your boss, and your boss says, please don't call the cops, don't call the cops, don't

declare an emergency, don't let anyone know, just let it happen. that is effective live what the white house is saying to the mayor el paso. we know your citizens and city are under siege. that is the biggest revelation you need how seriously they address this. people, i was, i got a text from a friend in el paso yesterday. it is like something out of a movie. amount of people on the streets. rachel: people coming out of manholes. illegal migrants coming out of manholes. no hotel rooms. not enough space. the ngos can't process them quick enough out of there, they're building fires to keep warm because they're out in the cold. how cold is it in texas this time of year. will: i don't know what it is in el paso. it is gigantic state. i'm not being facetious about it pete: at night it gets cold. will: that is the desert. dealing with the extreme weather

conditions all year around. democrats in general to your point have started to notice and say things, watch. >> and we know that the influx on wednesday will be incredible. it will be huge, talking to some of our federal partners. they really believe on wednesday our numbers will go from 2500 to 4, 5, maybe 6,000. and when i asked him, do you believe that you guys can handle it today, the answer was no. when i got an answer of no, that meant we needed to do something and do something right away. >> this is a national problem and the national government has the responsibility to resolve the issues at the border, to make the municipalities whole who had to take away from their citizens. >> fact is what we've got right now is not working. it is about to break in a post-42 world unless we take some responsibility and ownership. i'm saying that as a democrat. will: yesterday you said this, rachel -- rachel: saying that as a

potential candidate. pete: save it. will: rachel, is that the motivation. distance himself from the biden administration and have a leg to stand on politically? or you said this yesterday, is it backdoor funding? rachel: it's both. i think no one knows exactly what's going to happen. you saw the mayor of el paso say, listen, i've been talking to the border patrol. they're saying they can't predict what is going to happen. they know they can't handle it. it will be too much. they're already overwhelmed. they can't imagine when title 42 is lifted. that said, what mayor adams is saying, he said we need this fixed. he is talking about funding. pete: make municipalities whole. make municipalities whole. give us money. will: a billion. wants money for new york. rachel: they're not interested in stopping the inflow. they're just saying, el paso is saying, pass them through el paso quicker. pete: that is exactly what el paso is saying. >> that is what he is really

saying. pass them quicker. there is too much here. mayor adams, gavin newsom, everybody else, mayor lightfoot, just give us money we'll deal with it. will: this is coming at time budget deficit in the places, people moved out of new york, san francisco. jobs have left as well. their tax base is deteriorated. they're looking budget deficits, how do we cover mta, how do we cover mass transit? this is state of emergency. we know money. pete: none of those democrat politicians are talking about actual solution gets rid of incentives. california is the sank wear of states of sanctuary states, as is new york city. that is so important, el paso, democratic mayor. not saying build the wall. empower the border patrol to deport people, remain in mexico. help us move 48 hours, because we can't push them out fast enough.

push them to other places in america. rachel: so you don't see the problem. when you see them gathered looks like homeless encampment building fires, blankets, they don't want you to see that. get them out quick. get them out quick. will: you talked about border wall, texas announced intention to build border wall reaching a deal with several private property owners. a owner from lani who owns 10,000-acres on the river of in texas. i'm okay lose as few acres to get a border wall completed. i'm older. before i leave here i would love to see a project taken care of helping south texas. rachel: other landowners say i don't want the wall to come through. there is debate going on in texas what to do with the wall. will: giving private land to the government, that does not come easy. pete: i was saying this is texas.

private property is taken very seriously, rightfully so i don't know what the eminent domain laws are. with a state of emergency it makes i would argue it might make a lot of sense for a state to be able to build a wall even through private property, i say that not knowing the local dynamics. ultimately if you own the land, hard to build on it. sounds like they made progress in some negotiations. but not build the wall. will: individual decision for each one of the property owners. in this case you allow in this case it would be the state of texas to build a wall on your property. you have to have easements to get in and out to fix the wall. before you know it your property doesn't feel so private anymore. i'm not saying that is not the right decision, it is easy on a couch in new york city, i will not totally do that i don't know how many acres. each and everyone is private. rachel: i read an article about a landowner basically said, listen i bought this property because i like looking out at

the open dessert. i dent want to see a wall. i understand that. will: there is new evidence in idaho. it is audio visual evidence. it is fascinating. today marks five weeks for the murder of university of idaho students. police are searching for answer. pete: police have no one in custody, video shows two of the victims hours before their murders. rachel: ashley strohmier joins us live with the latest. ashley, good morning. reporter: good morning. still no one in custody. police are looking for any new leads in the murders of those four college students. as sethtores look back at the last few hours of the victim's lives, fox news digital reveals this exclusive surveillance of video victims. kaylee gonsalves, and looks to someone cleared in a food truck who was cleared by police. there is audio from the video, the girls appear to be talking

about someone named adam. listen. >> what did you say to adam? >> i told adam everything. reporter: this video released just after the murders show the girls in the same clothing but it is not certain they are with the same man. new reports say a scream was picked up by a police body camera on the night of the attack. officers were responding unrelated incident near the university campus. the scream is said heard around the time the students were killed. those victims families are facing holidays with no answers as they try to cope with the horrific losses. kaylee gonsalves father joined lawrence jones on cross-country last night. >> we'll not have a christmas. you can't get yourself there. but for us, we can't do that. it's too close to our heart. how do you have a celebration like this when you have lost two of your favorite people in the

world? reporter: so sad to hear. police are asking anyone to come forward with anything downtown where kaylee or maddie were seen or the frat party at the house 200 yards away from the crime scene. rachel: thank you, guys. i tell you interviews lawrence jones has been doing with the father, kaylee's father, they have been heartbreaking. just, him saying, we can't even wrap our heads around christmas. there is no christmas. one of their children is going to spend christmas with another family who is able to put christmas together. it really brings home just how real this is. the state of shock but also, that dad to me he is such a fighter. he is not giving up. he is not allowing this toe just go by with the timeline of the police. he is fighting out there for every bit of media and attention that he can get to bring justice for his daughter.

i just, i love him. i think he is doing what i would hope every dad would do. will: hard to know what to make of that new evidence. it is inch by inch. pete: great way to put it. will: turning to the headlines. we're learning more about the twitter relationship with the fbi. more than a dozen former employees worked at twitter. according to that report some worked closely with twitter leaders who included playing active roles in censoring users. fox weather alert. heavy snow and ice causing power outages of across the northeast. some areas hit with three feet of snow. here in new york city we could get a white christmas after this way through the week. travelers, airlines keep an eye on the storm as they plan to travel. the possibility of delays and cancellations. so bummed out. i realized i'm flying in and out several times. rachel: we may need, we may need

to talk about changing schedule, will, you can't miss christmas. i am not going to have it. will: follow this story, all the latest weather news on fox weather app on any connected device. pete: could have christmas with you. rachel: welcome to come to the duffy's. will: 10 children. time to get into the spirit of season with the favorite christmas movie. new report from box office mojo, the grinch from 2018 is highest grossing movie of all time. "home alone" were two and three. >> luscious sound swell reaching up to the skies. and the grinch with his heart and tripled in size. will: christmas just one week away fox digital heard from some people about their favorite movies. >> have you ever watched the "elf" on the shelf movie? >> yes. >> it is just good, quick and

easy movie. >> "home alone." iconic. >> "home alone." >> "home alone." >> "home alone" ii. will: i agree with the "home alone" love. i'm surprised how low ""elf"" is. rachel: it's a great christmas movie but the classics. where is "it's a wonderful life." pete: grossing a great way to judge. what people have to pay for. will: have to adjusted for inflation. you have to as assume because of adjusted for inflation. get a big ox office because inflation, movies are 15 bucks. pete: hole alone is there an hanging around. rachel: "home alone" two is the great. will: "home alone" is fun. help us out. people said grossing is not the way to do it. we want to hear anecdotally for you. what is your favorite christmas movie friends at foxnews.com.

blowing me up about football and have you watched a wonderful life yet? watching "harry & meghan." pete: you texted are we giving gifts on the show. i said of course we are. will: are you doing it now? pete: not right now. rachel: he brought it in a happy birthday bag. pete: happy birthday jesus. rachel: oh, that was good. pete: it was actually in the office next to mine. rachel: that works. i think you should write jesus. pete: it is not my bag. one of the assistants divorce i dug in. that is how much planning. will: will doesn't have one. he felt bad about it. ex. will: it is a for hour show. pete: stick with us a lot going down. still ahead, fallen crypto king, sam bankman-fried expected to agree to extradition to the u.s.

how big of him. a previous view of tomorrow's court appearance as democrats vow to return his codonations they say. rachel: happy holidays from the duke and duchess of sussex. did they leave their royal life behind? the christmas card controversy next. ♪. and do your holiday shopping all-in-one? lowe's, actually. the final days of winterfest are here. save now before they're gone. ♪ ♪

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♪. will: disgraced crypto tycoon sam bankman-fried has agreed to extradition from the bahamas as he faces several fraud charges. pete: and the dnc, they're ready to set aside bankman-fried's political donations, waiting on further guidance from authorities. rachel: hmmm. alexandria hoff is live in washington to tell us more about what that means. reporter: good morning, rachel, will, pete. the democratic national committee says they're doing this for potential campaign violations made by bankman-fried. if you break it down, dnc setting aside $815,000 and congressional campaign committee, putting aside 250,000. senatorial campaign $300,000. that is over one million dollars total. "new york times" is reporting

that federal prosecutors reached out to prominent democrats on donations made by the disgraced billionaire and donations from ftx. he donated 10 of millions of dollars to mostly democratic campaigns and groups. bankman-fried on monday was arrested in the bahamas. accused of campaign violations prosecutors say the 30-year-old engaged in scheme to defraud ftx customers. billions of dollars of investor mon has gone missing since it imploded. he expected to fight the extradation to the u.s. and will appear in court tomorrow to waive extradition rights. he faces the possibility of spending the rest of his life in prison. will, rachel, pete. rachel: alexandria, thank you so much. we'll move to another topic because this has been fascinating me that will cain is, you know, actually completed the last three episodes. will: i did.

rachel: yesterday "harry & meghan" dropped their, check out virtue signaling, paperless christmas card, leaving royal titles -- pete: you get an email? rachel: you get an email. they're so concerned about the planet that they will take private jets but won't send you a christmas card. pete: that is amazing. rachel: so amazing. look at this card. no christmas. it is holiday for them. and also no kids, and really interesting they sign it duke and duchess of sussex. pete: they don't have the title anymore? rachel: no, they have the title. they are interesting, sort of whacking the royal family and calling into question, you know imperialism and racism and the commonwealth but they still want -- pete: keep the moneymaker on the card. rachel: of course. pete: only reason in the world you're relevant. rachel: exactly. will: far me to criticize paperless christmas card. rachel: since you didn't get a

christmas gift for me. will: not good at those things. if i didn't have a wife there would be no christmas cards. i don't trust you anymore. sitting there with two bags. you can do this you and i think you want, you keep big doing me on christmas gifts. i will have to realize i'm a man alone. rachel: how have you changed your mind. will: finished the last three episodes yesterday. i did. i said yesterday opinion of meghan went from here to here after first three, fully watching your own personal -- rachel: infomercial. will: infomercial. six episodes. one of two things happened. meghan war on me after time. enough victim-hood. enough political correctness. enough of all of this, you start to see the acting and production and everything else. that is one possibility. the other is rachel campos-duffy is on my podcast up loading tomorrow. we spent a good 20 minutes talking about this. in all seriousness, this will

sound gratuitous, i said this to you on the podcast, you're really wise. there are things that you see i do not see. i like having people in my life that see things i do not see. rachel: thank you. will: you, you made some really good points if everybody in your life has a problem with you, maybe you're the problem? tell me about -- you're right, i know the things down deep, what a good spouse does, what a good spouse doesn't do when it comes to family. rachel: all of us get upset at our families at one point and a good spouse talks you off the ledge and brings you back together with your family. ultimately that is what life is about. the other thing is, this is i think in her defense, she grew up as, you rightly point out as a single, as only child, with one parent and then the next weekend with another parent because her step siblings, 17

years, older than her, i don't know that she knows how to be in a family. all of sudden she comes into a giant, complicated family, instead of learning from harry to operate all different personalities which happens in families, she ends up, we all have good angels and bad angels, i think she spoke to his bad angels. what you see in the documentary, her taking him away from his family when it could have been the other way around. she could have learned to live with a family the first time. pete: you're right, will. that is very wise. you got me wondering whether i'm a good spouse. i know my wife is. you're right, how you come into families. will: you marry families. rachel: you marry families, that's right. pete: how you show grace, recognize situations is a great indicator. rachel: recognize what you think right now today about a situation that happened is not maybe how you're going to feel five years from now when you're

a little older, little wiser, other things happened. you don't ever want to do something that absolutely shuts the door. pete: right. rachel: i think this documentary is that thing. they made that trade-off. they will make a lot of money and it is interesting, in the documentary he talks about the media, they will do anything for money. what the heck did they do. will: more of that wisdom from the kitchen table podcast and will cain podcast. we had a conversation about faith, family and the royals. check it out. still ahead congress finally voting to repeal the military vaccine mandate. that doesn't help the thousands of unvaccinated servicemembers discharged. pete: our next guest lost his pension after 20 years of service. his frustration next. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better...

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the military vaccine mandate as part of the defense spending bill headed to joe biden's desk but the thousands of servicemembers already discharged for refusing to get the vaccine, not being reinstated. our next guest is a former coast guard petty officer first class who was let go from service just months before reaching 20 years of service and the eligibility that goes along with a lifelong pension. chris harkins joins us now chris, thanks for being here. your story is a prime example of peoples whose careers were ended because ofage machine vaccine. you would have had a pension in just a few months. tell us what happened to you, and how it happened. >> yeah. good morning, pete. i was discharged on december 1st of this year exactly 19 years of service, with an approved retirement and, all during the covid vaccine

mandate there was never a time that i wasn't at work. as a matter of fact i was given an award in february of 2022 by the navy for service in a joint exercise. pete: okay. you continued to serve. you're young and healthy. given an award. because of religious reasons you sought an exemption they would not give. here is an email from the coast guard to you, they put it very bruntly. based on your decision to not receive the mandatory covid vaccine as ordered you've been processed for separation. your retirement orders being canceled. why on this issue have they gone all the way to the mat? thank you for your service but you get nothing? >> yeah, pete. honestly, for the last eight months it feels like a purge of religious, religious beliefs down to the fact they used the

chaplain's against us and forced the chaplains to ask us questions that led to medical and political issues rather than questioning our sincerely held religious beliefs. pete: chaplains would approve the religious exemption. instead it became, wow. >> correct. pete: what is the military focused on these days? you've been there 19 years. what is the focus? >> i would say for the last 10 years we've been focused on basically a very woke agenda and, you know, just, it's very frustrating. training has truly been shoved down our votes for diversity, equity, inclusion. yet here we are discriminating against those with sincerely held beliefs. pete: got it, diversity, equity, inclusion is the focus. you get awards. push the out by our country you get pushed out of emergency

vaccine. it is good they are getting rid of mandate. i hope they make guys like you whole. i hope it is. god bless you for your service, chris harkins. >> got it. pete: we reached out to the coast guard for a statement. they're too busy kicking cadets out of academy for not taking the jabs. title 42 is indthis week. how do border agent feel. our next guest is married to one. they can't keep up. that is no surprising. how this dog saved two girls lost in the woods. ♪.

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♪. rachel: the biden administration insists it is prepared for the end of title 42 on wednesday but our next guest, the wife of a texas border patrol agent disagrees. she says no one is ready for what is really coming. kelsey french joins us now to explain. thanks for joining us this morning. i can't think of anything more interesting than to speak to a spouse who truly knows what not just your husband but so many of his colleagues are going through as well. so you say they're not prepared. what has your husband and his colleagues told you about what they expect to happen come

wednesday? >> i mean it is just common knowledge that the numbers are going to increase substantially. anybody that can, that is paying attention can see the people sleeping on the sidewalks in el paso. our agents are being sent to eagle pass already. i imagine we'll have less agents here in del rio to protect us here the surrounding areas. rachel: we've looked at some estimations what we think could happen. as of wednesday, expectation of 14,000 per day. 420,000 per month that would be over five million per year. how do you feel as a spouse that joe biden and kamala harris have not yet gone to the border to see what your house has to go through? >> i mean it is just willful ignorance at this point. you know, if they come down here they have to admit there is actually a problem and they have to be held accountable.

so, i think they just ignore it at all costs. rachel: yeah. i want to bring this up, 24-year-old james elling, the border patrol agent died trying to rescue an illegal migrant out of the colorado river. he was only 24 years old. but also kelsey, we have 14 border patrol agent committed suicide this year, which is a record number. what do you make of that? why do you think that is happening? >> i mean, you're enticing all these people to come and they're so desperate. we have so many tragic situations that our agents are exposed to on a daily basis. i think people ignore that. they just don't realize how taxing this job is on them every single day and they take that home with them and it is just, you know, men have a hard time i think expressing any kind of emotion. so for them to have to live with that every single day.

it is just compounded, i just don't think that they're given a fair chance really. rachel: yeah. it is something we don't think enough about, the trauma, the traumatic things they see every day. the lack of support from our federal government. accusations of racism that come the way of border patrol agents just doing their job. it really highlights the importance of a spouse as you said. some of these agents are men who don't express their emotions the way some of us women do. so, kelsey, thank you for what you do. you're on the force as well in some ways. we appreciate you joining us this morning, giving us a little bit of a insight and a view into what it is like to be a border patrol agent and border patrol agent family. >> merry christmas to you. pete: well-done, rachel. good to hear from you. a few headlines.

sharon osbourne released from the hospital after a sudden collapse on set. her son jack said she is give the all-clear from the medical team and now is home which is clear. the incident happened filming the series, night of terror. they hunt for ghosts and reasons behind the paranormal. the reason for the collapse is unclear. we web her the best. students at the new york city college are occupying a campus building, demanding, demanding a grades for every student. whoo. the new school students, 16 point list of demands states, every student receive as final course grade of an a, as well as the removal of a i or z grades for the fall -- they want reparations for the previous semester. got it. students also want tuition refunds. freeh as, got it. say the college president's

townhouse must become quote, communal property. give us and a. we don't have to pay. and give away your house. we demand it. unbelievable. maybe i will join them. a golden retriever artimus is called a hero rescuing two girls lost in the woods. they were playing in the backyard and eventually wandered off. they were reported missing. the dog stayed with the girls while they tried to find their way back. they found the girls following the dog's bark. where is the dog? beautiful to see the girls. to the a steak dinner as a reward for his heroics. like any good boy, that is all we want. just give us a steak dinner. everything's fine. good for him. those are your headlines. let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth loves good steak.

rick: and dogs. a cat would have never done it. would have never done it. pete: absolutely right. no defense on that. rick: cold air in place. this week we have big changes coming in, bringing the coldest air in maybe about five years across a lot of the country this is the storm, arctic blast. coming down the central part of this country, wednesday into thursday. get ready for feels like temperatures maybe 40, minus 50. actually air temperatures below zero. possibly a big snowstorm along with this. look what temperatures will look like. this is monday, tuesday, wednesday, wednesday into thursday this settles way down across parts of the south. thursday morning, minus 51 will feel like in bismarck. pete, back to you. pete: feels like minus 51. rick: not good. pete: thank you, rick. it is cold outside. two brothers are warming hearts with their acts of service. how you can join the mission to help the homeless. country music superstar luke bryan helping the us later in

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>> 'tis the season for giving, we're teaming up with blankets of hope an organization started by two brothers so dedicated to helping the homeless, they quit their corporate day jobs. pete: nice. for every purchase of $50 or more made at the fox news shop made through december 22nd we'll donate a blanket to someone with need this christmas. will: the cofounders of blankets of hope are with us now. guys, great to have you with us this morning. want to hear how it started. want to know what you are doing now. nick and mike? >> our parents still can't get it right. will: is at that right? you gave up your corporate job. both of you doing this full time. tell us how it started. >> we were computing into the city together. pretty unfulfilled doing the work we were doing. we looked at each other one day, if there is ever a time for to us go out to do something for ourselves, really create some meaningful impact in this world it has to be now. we kind of naively took the leap

of faith, quit our corporate jobs. six months later blankets of hope was started. >> amazing. pete: why this cause? why blankets, why the homeless. >> this was part of my job. commuting every day. i would see a homeless man on the park bench. i would tell myself i would do something. my zombie self kept saying doing nothing. if not now, then when? that little spark kind of created this bigger movement, blankets of hope today. rachel: mike, nick tells you this story. you're like, yeah, i will quit my job too. >> at first when he told me about the ideas blanket the homeless, my first reaction to the story we tell all the time, i said, pretty soon we're going to be homeless. rachel: [laughter]. with blankets. >> we were failing miserably for six months in the beginning.

then the universe, god, whatever you believe in, had some bigger plans for us. we've been following that path ever since. will: now today? >> now today we partner with schools across the country. we're in 44 states across the u.s. three countries, canada, mexico, we have given out over 125,000 blankets of hope. every student that participates goes to a kindness workshop. they hand write letters, attach them to the blankets. donate to shelters in the community. every student is it actually making a student in an individual's life and community. will: that's awesome. rachel: incredible. kindness workshop. you guys are putting those on. and helping the kids in the schools participate in that way? >> yeah. the way we're able to do it be in 44 states, stay in brooklyn we do it virtually. nick and i are actually on the screen guiding the students through the 30-minute workshop, video. all the teacher has to do press play, sign up. empathy exercise.

actual writing of notes. they actually finish it off with a loving kindness medication too. pete: providing homeless with something they needs specially right now. what is cool, if you go to shop foxnews.com for exclusive and limited edition fox news gear, you have to order by december 22nd, if you do, december 22nd, if you do, there is donation to blankets of hope. thank you soif y much. rachel: thank you, mike, andall nick. et started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. where can you get great appliances this holiday... backed by our price promise every day? lowe's, actually. the final days of winterfest are here. save now before they're gone.

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