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public to be on the lookout for that white hyundai elantra. >> should he stay or go we have the results. >> brian: twitter users have voted for him to step aside. >> todd: 57.5% voting after a tumultuous week on the platform. [cheers] >> yes. >> messi and argentina have won the world's cup [cheers] >> rachel: good morning, it's 7:00 eastern time. we are here in new york city. that crowd is amazing. argentina defeating france in penalties to win the world cup. and their win is celebrated around the world. and especially at brian kilmeade's house. >> brian: the thick is, you got

to know some of the super star players and see argentina go up and go 2-0. in soccer feel like this. two thirds of the crowd pro-argentina. france gets a score. second best player on the field scores and then they score again another 1:40. it's 2-2. in overtime messi goes up and scores in overtime and goes up 3-2. and you think it's over. no, they get the equalizer on the penalty quick kick and then they go into penalty kicks. that was the second one. i think that's the part that some people don't understand. at the end it was all argentina and the world is celebrating their big win. >> brian: that's the player. what do you mean people don't understand? i don't think people understand the extra time and penalty kicks. >> brian: here it goes. what happens is they don't stop the play. they take in account how long it

takes to celebrate. how long a guy was on the ground for an injury, if there was a delay or some problem with a ball or the stadium and just leave the clock running. and at the end of the 45 minutes of the half. plus 8, plus 9, plus 2. and then in overtime you are going to play those minutes even if there is a score. instead of having a goal one goal and it's over. you will play out both ends of an overtime i this there thud be a golden goal. still tied just go into penalty kicks from 12 yards away. >> steve: leak i said, a lot of people don't understand that thank you very much for explaining. >> rachel: thanks for clearing that up. anyway, congratulations, argentina. meanwhile, 7:03 here in new york city. and speaking of south of the united states. to the crisis at our border, and title 42 is set to end in 48 hours. actually less than that and migrant shelters in texas. look at that overflowing five times capacity. >> brian: more to come. and texas governor abbott is

predicting total chaos when the order is lifted. >> rachel: what you are seeing right there there is only one bathroom for all those people that are right there. >> brian: i thought it was donald trump that had inhumane conditions for illegal immigrants. i wonder how that happened. >> rachel: we will have to ask peter doocy about it. is he at the white house. >> peter: good morning, as we head towards this deadline really barreled towards this deadline because coming one way or another. things here at the white house feel frozen. there is still no guidance about what is going to replace title 42 in two days. officials here will only say they want the next immigration policy or order to be effective and humane. at the rate things are going. texas governor sees things. he says it's going to be quote total chaos. >> and it's a dire situation in el paso. as you know, the city declared a state of emergency. this is something you do when there's a hurricane, a fire, an earthquake. what is happening is it's a

hurricane of migrants, everyone is impacted. >> so, he was talking about this. the state of emergency in el paso comes as shelters in el paso are already at capacity. and if the feds lose this title 42 ability to expel migrants. citing covid. 14,000 migrants per day are expected to cross the southern border. which, adds unto 420,000 per month. 5.11 million per year. >> simply because people don't see the president at the border, doesn't mean that he is not working. >> right. why doesn't he go to the border he? was just in arizona? why wasn't it worth his time? >> is that the best use of resources? all of the resources that will be diverted on the ground when the president makes a visit. >> is that why he didn't go? >> well, i can't speak to why he has or has not gone we know he

has never gone to the border to tour facilities certainly not as he has taken office as president. he remains in delaware this morning. we expect him back in a few hours. when he gets back he is going to host the president of ecuador. back to you. >> steve: now we know the answer the reason he hasn't gone as president is because it's disruptive and apparently that's why he didn't go as a senator or private stern or anything like that. at the 11th hour the president will a new policy, the hurricane of migrants does not happen. >> peter: it's all tied up in the courts. it is possible that the courts could come in and say title 42 is going to continue as law of the land. seems extremely unlikely here anybody at the white house would

say we want title 42 to stay. dating back to the first weeks of this administration, they always said title 42 is not immigration policy. it's trump era pandemic policy. public health policy. not immigration policy. so, if they were to come into say they want title 4 # to stay until they come up with something else that would undo a lot of things that have been said at microphones here at the white house. so, it is possible that a court can come in to continue it, to avoid the total chaos that greg abbott is talking about. but, we just don't know. and, they just -- the deadline is coming. we just spent the whole weekend i feel like we were just talking about this on friday. all weekend nothing moved. >> brian: peter, here's the question. unofficially, we noticed over the weekend all sunday shows and nighttime shows now things are talking about how bad things are at the border and what is happening. how often does the border come up when you are sitting there amongst questions from other networks or other outlets.

>> brian: other than you. >> peter: not very often. >> brian: probably change tomorrow. i mean today. >> it's been bubbling up. but when you talk about title 42 and stray question here and there. it doesn't really breakthrough. here in washington and we will see this in the next couple days with the funding for the government ahead of a possible shut down, i think it's like a deadline. but, when you are talking about something like government shut down, they do that all the time. they are well practiced. they are not well practiced at having 14,000 people, humanitarian crisis in southern border states. the southern border officials in the small town, if they knew where they were going to get money, where they were going to have shelter for these folks, they would come out to say that we have heard from the white house in the last couple days, oh it's an all of government approach. that certainly does not appear to include local government or anybody in the house or in the

senate because they all are saying that they are in the dark. >> brian: i could see he is flabbergasted. can't believe it. thank you, peter. you. >> steve: i know the peter is going to ask a title 42 on thursday. i talked to his mother and she told me he had one ready. >> rachel: not only do they have no plan, they were actually, the biden administration was pressuring for months now the mayor of el paso saying please don't declare an emergency. and he was getting pretty much from from democrat legislators in that city members and citizens saying this isn't an emergency. he was holding off. it was only under duress and these pictures that you are seeing here that were release by representative gonzalez, these are the pictures you are not supposed to see. any don't allow the media in here. they encourage or dispowrge

members of congress from taking photos saying you are going to, please respect the privacy of these people. they don't want these images out. i was reading about what is happening in this center. there is one bathroom for just one pod 500 people. representative gonzalez says it smells horrible in there. >> steve: i can't imagine. >> rachel: absolutely unbelievable. they are not worried about what is happening. they are worried about you finding out about it. absolutely and rachel, to your point. el paso mayor oscar lesser, who has been on this program, who is a democrat he has bent over backwards trying not to embarrass joe biden. but, now, these images are very embarrassing. and the reason he has declared a state of emergency, he admitted the obvious. he said the border is out of control. and the migrants on our streets are not safe. they are coming in. they are being released onto the streets. they are not safe. temperatures in the 20's. people are sleeping on the streets. they are not safe. robert almonte, former el paso

u.s. marshal, he is retired. also chief of el paso police. he talked a little bit on "fox & friends" earlier about what it is going to look like when title 42 is in the rear view mirror. >> now we have seen the flood gates open. and wednesday this thing goes through, we are going to see the dam break. el paso is a very compassionate is city there is only so much they can take. for the mayor to declare an emergency, it's really bad. so, what i don't understand is why we are not seeing more response from the white house, washington, d.c., what happened to fema? i thought they were supposed to handle emergencies and disasters? i think that's where we are at rights now. the burden is going to be placed on the city. it's just-el paso is just overwhelmed. i'm planning to to be in el paso on wednesday to get a firsthand look at what is going on out there. >> brian: how many cities are taking taxpayer dollars to allow illegal immigrants to come and

settle in our country? operation lone star, a city, this is a state. has spent $4 billion so far rounding up illegal immigrants doing their own operations and doing the best they can to get them back to the port of entry and get them out because the federal government has been ignoring it. martha raddatz sits down with the governor and says don't you think you are making things worse by saying the border is open? what kind of person would think that's the story in the story is the border is open. you are mad at him for saying it? governor ducey for saying it? all these mayors for bringing it up? these congressman like henry cuellar tore doubling, tripling down saying the president needs to come down here? he is guilty of that? he was saying from day one, if you are throwing out 2 million people, he said under title 42 they have kicked out 2 million people. he said cuellar, show them leaving, show them getting on buses and being sent out. that will send a message that this is not a time to go. it will be harder for the coyotes to bring them forward and harder for people to rationalize taking the risk of

coming here. now they are waiting for wednesday. they are waiting for wednesday, that's their get into america free deal. >> rachel: they have known they are going to have this problem. it's not just the 140 different countries are coming. in venezuela that is the largest human refugee crisis. the largest number of people leaving the country in the world. more than ukraine. more than any other country. and so, you have this humanitarian crisis in venezuela. where are they going to go? well, a lot of them were going into south america. argentinena, chile. we singled through the 23u say the border is open. if you admit the truth that the border is open. >> brian: you are the problem. >> rachel: you have are helping the cartels. the worst case of gaslighting i have ever seen. they open the border.

you notice it, and you are the ones working with the cartels. meantime they are partnering with the cartels to auto could the last leg of the joinery. your tax dollars. >> brian: every channel, all different lawmakers were saying the same thing. >> steve: let's see if d.c. does anything about it. in the meantime, talking about d.c. right now, they are in the midst of considering all sorts of social justice, criminal justice reforms. for instance, they are talking about restoring jury trials misdemeanors. eliminating mandatory minimum sentences for murder -- except with murder 1 and making it easier for criminals to fight for early release. they are talking about are reducing sentences. giving murderers and rapist a chance for early release. there is one democrat who is a neighborhood commissioner up on capitol hill. she has been there for a number of years. she is a former general counsel for a former federal agency. her name is denise rucker crest. and she pretty much is fighting city hall or in washington's

case district hall. all these democrats, except her, thinking this is all a good idea. here she is earlier on "fox & friends first" saying the city, rather the district of washington is making a big mistake going down this road. >> when you go to the regular person on the street, democratic or republican, and say do you think rapist or murders should be out early? first response is no. i can't speak for other democrats that that are in elected office but i know who i speak with on a day-to-day basis and those are my are main, murder, home invasions, robberies, stabbings, shootings, i'm sorry, i don't have enough fingers to count all the crimes that have occurred that's why my residents say enough is enough. we need help. we need more police on the street and prosecutions. >> one of the things she is angry about that armed car jacking that she is talking about happened right in front of her house. and she is furious that the

district of columbia is going down this path where it's like let's make sure that if you have commit a crime there is a consequence other than just a revolving door out of jail. >> rachel: very interesting, should a rapist remain in jail? i can't believe this is up for debate. >> brian: one of the craziest questions, man or woman, do criminals belong in jail? it's the craziest -- we are in the craziest period in american history in some ways. we have suspended logic. and i don't know how we got to this place. and i will say this. so ironic talking about crime in d.c. brian robinson miraculously survived a shooting, running back for the washington commanders. he was carrying the ballast night. how he survived is unbelievable. everybody is aflicketted whether you are black, white, hispanic, everybody has been a victim of crime. upper class area in a beautiful restaurant waiting to get your car after being valet parked get shot by two teenagers.

all do you is pick up the "new york post" and see all these horrific stories that happen each and every night go to work and living their life amongst other people who belong in jail or some type of juvenile hall. >> steve: not just here in new york city. remember, we were showing that the picture of the woman down in atlanta in the buckhead neighborhood, she did everything right. she moved into a gated community. this guy, she walks in while the guy is carjacking her car, he kills her. >> rachel: her son coming home from christmas finds her dead in the garage. and these are. >> brian: liquor store. >> steve: what the son said, it's applicable also to the professional football player. nobody is safe. >> rachel: that's what brian was saying. >> steve: 7:17 here in the east. ashley, so who is running twitter now? >> ashley: that's a good question. we'll see. but, we have these results, this poll at least from elon musk. of the results are in from elon's polling, should he step down at ceo. 55.7% of his followers want him

out as the head of twitter. twitter releasing a new round of files details the fbi's relationship with the platform. the fbi demanded answers about twitter's work against propaganda actors. the former head of trust and severity told staff that he was uncomfortable with how much the fbi pressed him for answers. actor and author kirk cameron declares victory over two public libraries that wouldn't let him read his new faith based book after challenging them. cammeron revealed to fox news digital they are now offering to work with him on bookings. he joined us earlier this month to explain the problem libraries originally had with. >> one public library said no because we are a queer-friendly library and our messaging doesn't align. i'm thinking with love? with kindness? with gentleness? kids can really use those values today. ash an both libraries backtracked on working with cammeron rejected his book were

holding drag queen story hours at the same time. and tis the season all across the u.s. here is a live look at a christmas display in wisconsin. rachel's home state ranks number two for the most christmas spirit in the nation. new hampshire, utah, west virginia, pennsylvania also making the list and the centurylink survey christmas themed online activity and added to the 1,000 americans who celebrate the holiday season. i don't know about you guys, my tree was up november 4th. >> brian: you are into it. >> ashley: i was never in to it before i have time i'm doing it. >> steve: before thanksgiving? >> a. >> ashley: way before. >> rachel: i have to way for advent to start. >> ashley: i usually wait. steve: after thanksgiving i can decorate the tree. april april i'm all in on christmas. >> brian: right after booking rebellion day our family get together to decorate the tree. >> steve: the governor of

oklahoma search stith is going to join us live. >> brian: first, new surveillance for the hunt for the killer in idaho showing the slain student hours before their murders. >> rachel: fox nation host nancy grace is going to join us next on that one. ♪. regardless of your health history, offering values based affordable health care cost solutions. learn more today at yourchm.org about health care that puts you in control.

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>> what did you say to adam? >> i told adam everything. >> steve: fox news digital revealing this exclusive surveillance video of university of idaho students just hours before their deaths. video shows the two women talking with a man who appears to resemble the same person in the original food truck surveillance video. police maintain that man is not a suspect right now. fox nation host nancy grace joins us with more.

nancy, we heard this story about adam and the conversation over the weekend and apparently he -- the father feels that he is not the suspect. i was talking to somebody in federal law enforcement over the weekend. i said by this point certainly law enforcement, since the fbi is out there, they must be looking at geo fencing, which essentially is law enforcement goes to and gets a search warrant to search all of the phones that were in a certain area at a certain time and that, you would think, would be a jackpot of information. >> that's right. it sets up a virtual geographic boundary using g.p.s. technology. you could also perform a cell tower dump, which is very intensive. but with all of the analysts available to help, moscow police it's possible. it also seems to be a huge task. but, when you look at the time

period between 2:50 a.m. and 4:50 a.m. gathering all of the cell phones and also the cell phones moving in the direction of white hyundai elantra that really narrows your talk. and another thing, while we are talking about technology, i think the net needs to widen regarding the technology used to get video. i want to hearken back to the case of a missing connecticut mom of five. jennifer dulos. the police there in that little town put together an incredible video montage using public buses that open the doors and you see the husband go by in his car from streetlights to toll booths with and they got what they needed to identify a killer. i don't think that has been exhausted to this point. >> steve: sure. you make such a good point about the cell phone tower data. essentially they can look at a certain -- they can look at all the phones in an area and then

what they can do is synchronize it. they can synchronize the murdered students' phones, where were they, throughout the evening with any other phones that intersected with then. >> and that elantra, i'm just saying, we know the route of the elantra. that moving cell phone -- cell phones moving at that time in that location. back to adam, can i just tell you we think he is a local bartender and, steve goncalves once again kayleigh's father have quote known about the video. which actually was from a facebook group. that's where the video came from. and it was presented to police. he has discounted it and said adam is not a suspect. a very interesting scream that is emerging around 3:12 based on police body cam when they stopped some intoxicated students and compared to enon harsh who was a neighbor.

a late night cook in a restaurant were 1:30 before he bed to 4:00 a.m. he also heard a female scream but thought it was a, quote, party sound. is it relevant? don't know. but it's something you cannot afford to ignore. >> steve: absolutely right. nancy, thank you very much for joining us early on this monday. catch nancy on crime stories over on fox nation each and every day. thank you, nancy. you bet. all right. still ahead on this monday democrats and the media saying republican rhetoric is encouraging the surge at the border. remember when president biden, not a republican, said this? >> i would, in fact, make sure that there is -- we immediately to surge to the border. we're a nation that says if you want to flee and you are fleeing oppression, you should come. >> steve: you should come. joe concha, he should come. he's going to be next. ♪

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>> rachel: wow. abc martha raddatz challenging texas governor abbott over his criticism of the biden administration's open border policy, insisting the president never urged migrants to come -- illegal immigrants to come here. but remember when biden said this? >> i would, in fact, make sure that there is -- we immediately surge to the border all those people who are seeking asylum. they deserve to be heard. that's who we are. we a nation that says if you want to flee and you are fleeing oppression, you should come. >> fox news contributor joe concha is here to react. joe, it's remarkable, not just because we have the video showing that. but, also, this is a talking point going on right now where they are saying if you notice that the border is open and that cities are becoming overwhelmed, then you are the one advertising that the border is open and your fault people are coming here illegally. what do you say? >> rachel, don't believe your

lying eyes and don't watch a bill melugin report we run daily on this network. martha raddatz went into this interview on a mission not for the truth in the name of journalism and not for the true story what is happening at the u.s. southern border which is in a crisis. she went there to push a narrative. a narrative that says what is happening at the border is simply fear-mongering by governor's abbott and desantis and the former president and trump. joe biden in that former primary date national audience we should surge to the border migrants should, unquote. photos of migrants with t-shirts on saying biden let us in after he became president. i mean, martha raddatz did her audience on abc a huge disservice here and the real and sad issue here, rachel, it's all intentional because, again, the pictures are the pictures and the numbers are the numbers. >> rachel: i was going to say it's also the data. we know what the data was. it was the least amount of illegal immigration we had in 40 years under the trump administration. now we have the worst crisis.

we have ever seen. the numbers show it. the pictures show it. and by the way, those t-shirts that you talked about with, you know, joe biden on it migrants were coming over illegal migrants coming over those are provided by ngos funded by the biden administration with our tax dollars. yeah, absolutely unbelievable, a total mess of an interview with martha raddatz. let's get to another topic which is elon musk. everyone is talking about the twitter files, the involvement of the fbi in promoting mop granda and censorship via twitter. now, elon musk has a poll coming out or had a poll coming out. he said he wanted to ask his twitter followers and everywhere on twitter if he should step down. and the results came in and it said that 57% want him to step down as ceo. do you think he will? >> well, if you look at the precedent here, rachel, when he said and did a poll should we

allow former president trump bark on twitter and the poll said yes, you should of the majority did he went by that poll and went ahead and did that. when he did a poll this week saying should i allow suspended so-called journalists back on twitter after being suspended for doxxing my location or at least that's what he alleged, then he abided by the poll that said yes, he should. so, when he says should i step down as twitter ceo and it's based on a poll and the poll comes back as that he should, and, again, running a poll on twitter, that's not exactly scientific given all the bots that are there. we should take it seriously. the question what does that mean? is he going to sell the company? who would buy the company given what he paid for it? looks like elon musk is making this all up as he goes along. i agree with a lot of things he has done there doesn't seem to be organization of thought, rachel. >> rachel: maybe he wants out. listen, there has been a lot of heat in that kitchen. >> all right. thanks for joining us this morning. merry christmas. >> full fire at the stove. thanks, rachel.

>> rachel: you got it. instead of prioritizing american energy at home. president biden is turning to an african country known for child slave labor to push his green agenda. oklahoma governor ke kevin stits on the expensive winter ahead. plus abc winery closing its doors for good calling surging crime a threat to employees and customers. that as its owner is coming up.

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and take a look at this rescue. video shows deputies springing into action to save a man's life after his truck flew over the edge of a bridge into the river bureau in fort myers, florida. this happened on saturday. you can see two deputies mechanisming cp are on the submerged car until a rescue boat got there moments later. he was taken to a nearby hospital but there is still no word on his condition. the international olympic committee is introducing new rules on transgender athletes competing in female sports saying, quote: recognizes a particular importance of advancing equality for women in sports and preserving fair and meaningful competition for elite women athletes, which may require criteria that limit eligibility in some cases committee goes on to say no presumption of advantage for trans athletes. many olympic athletes outraged saying it is completely unfair to all female competitors. those are your headlines. back to you. >> they really said nothing

except get ready let everybody to compete against. >> rachel: where is the women's movement? >> yeah. exactly. >> steve: 18 minutes before the top of the hour, thank you, ashley. go outside. adam klotz, it's cold. >> adam: sums it up. winter weather about to hit the country. temperatures dropping drastically. cool temperatures this morning. take a look at the northern plains. this is running you all the way through the week. time laps video in the overnight hours. >> early monk hours by the end of the week. temperatures down into the feels like negative 30. negative 40. pushing negative 50 degrees. some real cold weather moving on through. a low pressure system is going to grab some of that cold air by thursday and friday it is sweeping through the midwest, bringing snow and at times very heavy snow. i will leave you with this graphic. there is our snow fall for the end of the week snow storm we are going to be watching, bringing a lot of folk as white christmas. of course you can track that weather system by down loading

the fox weather app., those are your weather headlines, for now, tossing it back inside to you guys. >> steve: as soon as we cut away from you you will run into the building. >> adam: yes, i will. >> steve: meanwhile, president biden continuing his green energy push looking at the democratic republic of the congo to help with resources a country known for documented child labor issues. >> brian: they wrote the book on child labor issues. at home a long winter ahead with winter gas heating bills soaring impaired to last year. oklahoma at the top of the list. >> rachel: governor stitt joins us now. we want to get to the energy crisis because i know people not just oak wisconsin, new york it's killing people this deal between the 40,000 children working in slave labor

conditions in these mines how dare they make a deal to get these minerals from them. we can provide labor and jobs and do it more envine mentally sound than they do in africa. >> listen it. makes no sense for the american people what's happening with this administration and the attack on, you know, our way of life. our energy, it's just unbelievable: resources here. we do it better than anybody else in the country. why we are going to different parts of the world to mine it makes no sense for oklahomans or americans to be quite frank with you. >> steve: of course, oklahoma a famous producer of oil and gas. governor, having grown up in kansas, i know that a lot of people don't use fuel oil out there like they do in the northeast. a lot of people use propane and a lot of people use electricity and a lot of people use national guard. those are all up. the average natural gas heating

bill is going to go up about 30% this year over last year. your people in oklahoma must be saying hey, what's going on? >> yeah. they really are. you know, clean burning natural gas has done more for the environment than anything. we reduced our emissions in oklahoma by three times the national average. it's a worldwide demand right now. when they attack the oil and gas industry and when you have russia attack ukraine europe right now lng is being shipped to europe because it's a worldwide market. really the policies of the administration are causing everything to go up because they are attacking the energy. and so, you know, here's the deal. demand is the same. americans know that we still have to heat our homes, our businesses, we have to drive to work and drive our kids to school. so, when demand is the same and you start choking off supply, prices are going to go up. that's what you are going to see this winter at lng is having to

go to europe. and so it would be really nice if we had the keystone xl pipeline right now to be able to buy fuel from our friends in canada, instead of venezuela. >> brian: because we don't have enough natural gas, guess what they are doing in europe. wood and coal. retiring up their coal plants? does anybody think about the consequences of their actions? governor, i know you do. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you guys. >> brian: straight ahead skip bedell is here. we left him outside. >> he is the perfect last-minute presents before christmas including a milwaukee tool set. is he imperspectives have you to the cold. and that flannel shirt is lined. ♪

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>> rachel: if you are still making your list and checking it twice. >> steve: that's right. there is still time to pick up the perfect present at the right price for somebody who is naught j -- not naughty, nice. >> brian: skip belgd with very exciting gifts. he has a heated vest on. >> i have my walking heated vest on. these little n-is it batteries. talk about that today. for the doers, the did. yi even the pros on your list. what do you get these people? they have everything. everything here we are showing today. you walk into home depot and buy in stock. and links on skip bedell.com. milwaukee, great compact tools. wrench. really nice. >> steve: i would love that corners. >> tight spots for the crafters, they are going to love.

this everything comes in its own case. which i'm a case guy. i love. so, this is a great drill driver impact set. comes with batteries, comes with a charger. all in a hard case. >> walk right up. they have everything they need to take onto the job site right here. >> steve: people think i have battery operated stools tork on this one and the battery. >> milwaukee is professional grade. there is what you use on construction sites. batteries have unbelievable life. 18 batteries amazing. they run forever. super durable. circular saw kit. again, everything comes in a case which i just love. >> rachel: not heavy. >> no, it's actually light weight. these things make really really great gifts. if you have someone who loves to build or do things or crafters or diyers. >> brian: sign up for home depot class and they teach you this stuff. do you know that? >> that's right. go to their class. so if you have the mechanic in the family, this is a really

beautiful hard kit that 56 piece mechanic ratchet set. >> steve: sock it to me. [laughter] >> that's right. sock it to me, baby. again, hard cases, two of them, i love it. organize all of your drill bits, your screwdriver bits. all your bits. >> steve: i love everything on the table. >> everything is all organized i know you love this. >> this is a great thing to have really. it's for everybody. i was just putting together some furniture yesterday and i didn't have this bit. >> star shaped bit. >> brian: watching the world cup didn't want to be bothered. >> go through there there is the bits. >> battery daddy it's a great way to store all of your batteries. >> rachel: so clever. >> battery tester. who has a battery tester at home? >> brian: nobody. >> if your battery works. nobody has a battery tester now you have a battery tester.

>> rachel: i love. this. >> great gift. we are not done yet. >> i have to tell you about this thing. i walked that home depot the other day and outside by the christmas trees. they had christmas music blasting so loud. it was this little speaker on wheels. like a rolling tote. it bluetooths to your phone. >> brian: that's good. >> the sound is amazing. >> has a microphone for charactery. this thing listen to this. $29 at home depot. amazing. this is the best gift for 30 bucks you can't go wrong. it's unbelievable. i love it. >> steve: i want that. >> all great stocking stuffers. things posh to have it stinks if you need it and don't have is it but you get these and put them in the stocking. >> you need gloves. >> gloves for everything. >> rachel: i like a guy with calluses. >> lights on your head so you can see in the small spaces so you don't have to hold the flashlight. when you need it and you have it it's the most amazing thing.

>> brian: especially if you are a minor miner and in a tunnel. >> a minor who is a miner in a tunnel. >> brian: miners should not be in tunnels. >> everyone needs a good case. were they are on both sides. you can upside down. doesn't matter. >> brian: what about this? >> brian, the winter is coming right now. snow and the ice. you can walk right into home depot. in is great because it folds. it gets long. it extends so you have all extonight the on it. >> snow. >> rachel: thank you find more at skip bedell.com. >> brian: can we do this indoors next time, please? >> steve: sing us out ♪ no way. ♪ it all it takes is eight minutes to get started.

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