>> brian: ukrainian. will vols meets with president biden. >> crisis at the southern border. >> steve: white house came out said title 42 should be able to expire but don't end it until after christmas. >> the fact of the matter is there are people coming across the border and joe biden is doing nothing about it. >> holiday travel nightmare as over 300 flights are either delayed or canceled. meantime a christmas week blizzard threatening a bomb

cyclone. >> arctic air could cause the coldest prechristmas week in decades. >> elon musk announcing he will be stepping down as ceo of twitter. >> as soon as i find someone foolish enough to take the job. >> millions flooding the streets of buenas aries for 2022 victory parade. players were eventually picked up by helicopter. the sunday's match most watched world cup final in u.s. history. ♪ ♪ ♪ run, run rudolph ♪ santa's make it into town ♪ santa make hurry. >> steve: how gorgeous is that looking at drunk kel town, pennsylvania. they have snow cover. i believe that's out in the poconos or at least close to it. good morning, good morning uncle

town. next hour cardinal follow alan stopping by from saint pat's. great to talk to him about christmas four days before santa comes. >> brian: number one place to be at saint patrick's to have that mass number one mass. now it's streamed everywhere. maybe we can give him some ideas for monologue. >> rachel: give him tips for monologue. [laughter] >> steve: we have had him on for many years. he has plenty to say. >> brian: he does. >> rachel: is he a natural communicator. >> brian: he has his own series show. >> rachel: he was bishop of milwaukee for quite a while. let me ask you this, you did

this segment on can i adult. what are your favorite toys as an adult. >> steve: my daughter mary likes puzzles i like drinking games. i hear carley laughing on the other side of the. >> brian: i used to like lincoln logs all i ever built was a cabin. i don't like it anymore. i just kept building the same thing. i tried to building is else and lose concentration and end up with cabin. >> steve: i need you to come over to my side with drinking games. >> rachel: history guy builds lincoln cabins. >> brian: getting smaller. >> rachel: i like to color. sit down with the kids. they have all of these adult coloring books. can i see that. >> brian: really? go into applebee's and hand you the crayons. >> rachel: i get going. >> brian: it's for you?

>> rachel: i can't help it. >> steve: good reason to go. thank you for joining us we have a lot of breaking news. >> rachel: ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is heading to the u.s. on his first foreign trip. he will meet with president biden who is et set to announce an additional $1.8 billion in aid in addition to the 40 billion in that bill that they are debating right now. >> brian: is he a very good speaker. anxious to see him in that joint session of congress. zelenskyy are also address that joint session as lawmakers address sending more aid to the war torn country. >> steve: peter doocy joins us with more details. peter and i were talking yesterday afternoon. and you couldn't figure out why they had put a lid on the press corps at like 10:30 in the morning and now we know because president zelenskyy was coming to town and they didn't want anybody to know. >> right. and congress keeps cutting checks for ukraine's war effort and now zelenskyy is going to come to washington, d.c. to explain to policy makers what

exactly they are getting for their billions upon billions of dollars. involves volodymyr zelenskyy ono the u.s. to it ukraine. president biden and i will discuss cooperation between ukraine and u.s. i will also have a speech at the congress and a number of bilateral meetings. here at the white house we are told during the visit president biden will announce a significant new package of security assistance to help ukraine defend itself against russian aggression. so there's going to be a new package. look at what the u.s. has already sent though. military aid, $38.2 billion. humanitarian aid $12 billion. government aid, $18 billion. and there is expected to be another $1.8 billion on the way soon just for patriot missiles. then you have got the $45 billion additional tucked into the omnibus spending bill that is yet to be approved. that has republican thomas massie now saying we should have

a separate vote on additional ukraine funding. most of my constituents do not want to have their money sent to ukraine, especially not without oversight or an audit. but that seems unlikely because speaker pelosi says we are ending on a very special session of the 117th congress with legislation that makes progress for the american people as well as support for our democracy. please be present for a very special focus on gem crazy wednesday night. >> to have can a complete total hero in the congress of the united states fighting for democracy, leading people who are fighting for democracy will bring honorable to the congress of the united states. >> pete: to the point about the very quite planning and aspect of this trip we spent a good chunk of yesterday trying to figure out what this white house was going to do about the title 42 deadline. the deadline was approaching. we weren't hearing anything from officials here. there wasn't even a briefing. now we know that officials were

working on this. and we believe that zelenskyy will be here and over on capitol hill this afternoon and this evening. back to you. >> rachel: thank you, peter. >> steve: peter, real quick, you have -- you are really close to the blare house. you walk past the blare house coming to your assignment today. is he staying there? has he already arrived? for security reasons they are keeping his movement very close the same as they would with president biden. it doesn't look like they are setting anything up at the blair house. we know this trip alone is the first trip out of ukraine in three hundred days. we have gone earlier this year with him broadcasting it was a big deal when he went out on the street to do an instagram live video broadcasting where he is in real time. they don't have much fear of sneak russian attack on him just

moving about within ukraine. but this is a big trip. >> steve: big. >> brian: itself. he is a great speaker. should be an interesting address. thanks, peter. bring in a lot of guy spent a lot of time in ukraine lately. brian fitzpatrick, former fbi guy. an agent who served in ukraine has been there when the war started. so, congressman, did this catch you by surprise. and are you looking forward to the address today? >> hey, how are you guys? >> steve: good morning. >> i am looking forward to it. i will be there. i'm heading on a train down to d.c. shortly here. i was surprised. even as the co-chair of the ukraine caucus myself, marci captor, my democratic co-chair. we were both surprised as well. there is obviously a lot of security concerns. this is his first time leaving ukraine since february 2 #th since the invasion. i'm glad he is coming. >> steve: no kidding. congressman, you are on the ukraine caucus.

there are a number of people in your republican caucus who are balking at the size of the amount of money the united states has extended to ukraine now, if they go ahead with $45 billion in this omnibus, that will push our investment over $100 billion. are you hearing from your constituents or other republicans about that's just a lot of money? >> yeah. we need to be honest about whether a this money is and what it isn't. a big chunk of this money, there is a lot of confusion in the reporting, so when president biden announces a, you know, 1 billion, $2 billion package, that's actually a drawdown previous money authorized by congress. a lot of this money is going to restock our own u.s. military supplies here in the united states. the stingers, the javelins that we previously deployed over the past nine months to ukraine. i think it's important we do an honest accounting of it. i also think, steve, it's important that we not create this false argument that we have to choose between supporting

ukraine and supporting transparency and accountment. we should support both. like false argument supporting ukraine and securing our southern border. we need to do both. the greatest president of my lifetime, ronald reagan, the hallmark of his presidency was standing up to staring down and dismantling the ussr. he made the united states and the world much safer by doing that. >> rachel: interesting you bring up the ussr. the that regime was brought down in part because they ran out of money. a lot of americans are concerned, congressman. >> that this about is borrowed money we are giving to ukraine. that borrowed money is fueling inflation here. as senator rand paul says in the senate we cannot save ukraine by doomings the u.s. economy. he says that the biggest threat to america is illustrates debt and inflation and economy more than this border dispute and invasion with russia all the way over there. and one other note.

if you notice from peter's report, he said that this administration isn't dealing with title 42 because they are now focused on zelenskyy. again, i think the american people are upset that the focus is on a border, you know, all the way out in ukraine versus what's happening here. so, it would be nice to think we could do two things at one time. but are we and are we dooming our economy and impoverishing americans in order to help ukraine? >> >> well, there's a lot there. >> rachel: i know. >> inflation, i mean, obviously, that's been caused by the reckless spending, mainly the american rescue plan and so-called inflation reduction act. both of which, by the way, we are going to try to roll back portions of that when we are in the majority january 3rd that will go a long way to fighting inflation. with regard to ukraine, we wish that volodymyr zelenskyy didn't invade ukraine like we wish world war ii didn't happen. these are decisions made by evil dictators in other parts of the world. the question becomes what is the alternative? do we abandon ukraine on the

battlefield? if we were to do that what would the consequences be. taiwan vis-a-vis china. will south korea to north korea. erdogan has eyes on greece. we spent billions and billions of dollars as russian counterintelligence part of security apparatus. nobody has ever complained about that. this is it a large extension of that this was putin decision to invade ukraine. and we either believe that freedom loving democracies have to support other freedom loving democracies or we don't. because, if we do nothing, if we allow ukraine to fall, that's going to send a signal to xi jinping, kim jong un, ayatollah and every other dictator out there. >> brian: they can't fight, they are not organized. they stole from their own military money that was there vladimir putin unestimated his own ability. terrible war plan. with patriot missiles in place that might wipe out theoretically the only offense that russia had. long range rockets because, in

close contact, they lose. how important are they and should we also give them fighter jets? >> you know what's interesting, brian, the first trip i took to ukraine post invasion was a bipartisan trip with our foreign affairs committee that i sit on. and the administration was balking at giving s 300 surface to air missiles. russian technology by the way not ours. the mig 29 fighter jets, the t 2 b drones. they didn't want to be he is can a story tore. here we're nine months or so later finally providing the material that they needed. how many lives could we have saved and money we could have saved if he had done that in the beginning. i'm glad it's happening. again, it's important to that we put this conversation in con texas. of course the united states is our priority. it has to be. what happens overseas affects us here in the united states. that was a lesson that ronald reagan taught republicans and america. and we have to be vigilant there. >> brian: got to get our allies to pay their chair fair and embarrass them if they don't.

>> steve: congressman, thanks for joining us today. time to get on the train and go d.c. and see the joint session of congress. >> brian: 740 million americans are bracing for the major storm that's already delayed or canceled. hundreds of flights in seattle yesterday. >> rachel: top of many people's mind is heating cost as the average home bill is expected to rise almost 18% this winter. >> steve: madison alworth with our sister network fox business joins us live with the very latest. we got worry about inflation and now we got to worry about keeping the heat on,. >> absolutely. talk about that winter storm. some areas see temps of negative 40 to 60 degrees. reminder of issues facing families rising fuel costs. talk about the type of money we are talking about here in new hampshire where i stand. when you talk about increases, gas is up 43% since last year. electricity up 86% in costs. that's the reason why new hampshire governor chris sununu

just signed a bill creating a state emergency fuel assistance program which provides a stipend to individuals struggling to cover increased fuel costs. stating that he knew if he didn't do anything, he couldn't rely on the federal government. >> i think the house is completely incompetent when it comes to understanding energy policy in america. everything they do is for a political reason. as opposed to what are the costs? where's the infrastructure? cold is so dangerous in a place like new england everyone is susceptible. those on fixed income, the elderly. political incompetence literally putting people's lives at risk. >> the community is also stepping up here in the state. gap fill the ghap subsidies is not enough. people get wood for free for wood burning stoves. prevents people making dangerous choice between turning off the heat and other necessities. we heard one such story yesterday. >> telling me this is a

lifesaver, that's her exact quotes. because if she had not had this wood bank, she would not have been able to heat her house with her two daughters on just an ssi income. >> so the good news is the wood bank is doing well right now because it's the beginning of the season. they say they start to get worried in february and on when things get really cold and we are further into winter. and they are particularly worried this year because it's definitely going to be more expensive and also looking like it's going to be colder than recent years and that is a dangerous combo. i will send it back to you guys. >> steve: you know exactly how cold it is on the streets of concord. madison, thank you for the live report. >> rachel: that is such an important report that we have wood banks because our president has shut down american energy? it's just hard to believe that they actually think this is good policy. >> brian: right. burn coal because you are out of oil and burn wood because you are out of gas. carley shimkus is with us now. she is fully -- she is gassed up

and ready to go. >> carley: i certainly am, guys. i have a story getting national attention the fbi released this video from the last time a missing 11-year-old from north carolina was seen. authorities say madeleine that's last known location was on november 21st while she was getting off her school bus. police have not been able to pinpoint exactly when she went missing because her parents failed to report it until three weeks after this video on december 15th. her step-father and mother have since been arrested for hindering the investigation. a vigil was held yesterday as the search for little madelina continues. the president of the fraternal order of police pandering prosecutors cynical politicians increase in violence for law enforcement. with just 10 days left in the year the fop reports 323 officers have been shot in the line of duty. 60 of them died. the president says failed

policies and dangerous rhetoric in the media is leading to more attacks against officers. tesla announcing a new round of layoffs coming next quarter. the electric car maker will also reimplement hiring freeze that began in june of this year. it's unclear exactly how many employees will be let go in this round of layoffs. the announcement comes just one day after tesla's stock dips 8%. and the sports world mourning the death of pro-football hall of famer frank owe hairs. the legendary steelers running back set to have his number 32 jersey retired by the team this saturday on the 50th anniversary of the immaculate reception. in addition to the iconic playoff catch. won four super bowls. mvp of super bowl 9 and nine time pro bowler. the steelers russiaer over 11,000 yards. harris is survived by wife and son he was just 27 years old.

what a legacy guys. >> brian: can you imagine they were going to retire his number this weekend? >> carley: i know the timing. >> brian: i don't know if we are allowed to show the immaculate reception one of the amazing plays in sports history. treasured in pennsylvania especially. >> steve: carley, thank you. >> rachel: the biden administration calling for the termination of title 42 after the supreme court upheld the crucial border policy for now. sara carter, who has been doing amazing reporting, is on the ground in mcallen, texas, and she is coming up. >> steve: plus, our 12 days of giving continues with the boot campaign and their mission to give back to military veteran families all across america. we are going to tell you how you can help coming up. ♪ happy holidays ♪ all the merry bells keep ringing ♪ happy holiday to you ♪ ♪ happy holiday ♪ happy holiday ♪ it's the holiday season ♪

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>> rachel: this year's santa boots program cure united stated gift boxes to military and veterans families across the u.s. with more than 700 people supporting those efforts. >> brian: joining us is can maddox along with boot campaign ceo shellie kirkland. welcome to both of you. tell me how this started. >> boot campaign began 13 years ago by five texas women who serve and sacrifice for us. we have evolved over the last 13 years. two main programs. santa boots which you mentioned and health and wellness program. >> steve: bob, how did it impact you? >> yeah.

so, after i got out of the navy, i got into government contract work. and then after 9/11, that work took me to iraq and afghanistan i was in a bad way, i started drinking quite a bit. i found myself in a hotel room. not sure how i got there or whatever and reached out to a fellow veteran friend of mine who, in turn, got me in touch with the boot campaign. and the boot campaign takes an individualized approach to the veterans so every treatment is going to be a little different. and i have been with them three years now. >> steve: sounds like it saved your life. >> i did. now i'm here. i wanted to pay it forward, you know, to other veterans. hopefully watch this and hopefully save somebody else. >> rachel: i love that story. what exactly -- how did they tailor? what kind of services did they offer? >> so i went to the.

>> martha: can you say institute for brain health they did studies on me and confirmed i had tbi and ptsd and different therapy programs with meditation and working out and diet and, you know. >> brian: wow. >> brian: shellie, how unique is that story? >> it's not unique. we take a tailored approach to every veteran that comes to our program. if each of you came through, you would each have a different experience. we look at what their brain and body is telling us and making sure that what we are doing is not cookie cutter and really going after what the root cause of their issue is. >> brian: we are hot war right now different than the last few years. >> it is a little bit different but at the same time more people seeking help than ever before. there is a stigma around seeking health. we want to end that stigma and show veterans they matter to us. >> steve: the program that bob described and you talked a little bit about how you tailored it, exactly to him. dla kind of stuff is very

expensive. >> it is expensive. >> steve: that's why you are here today. a lot of people out there looking for -- at the end of the year we like to open our wallets and help people. this is your chance to do a 30-second commercial. why should they send money to boot campaign.org? >> yeah. donate to boot campaign.org. we would love to have your support to really help our veterans and do exactly what we say we do. we are super transparent with our financials. everything you can find on line average 88 cents of every dollar goes back to the veterans seeking care. >> brian: how are you doing now? >> great. a lot better. i'm not completely fixed but. >> rachel: none of us are. >> brian: right. >> i'm a lot better. >> brian: awesome. and your message to other veterans? >> it get help, please. >> steve: reach out to the boot campaign. >> reach out to the boot campaign. >> steve: once again, if you would like to help boot campaign.org. it's saving lives. bob is here to tell us. bob, thank you for joining us

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>> far worse, right now certain people we can send back under title 42. but there are certain countries that can't be sent back under title 42. that's what we are seeing now mostly, venezuelans, nicaraguans, cubans, they are coming across in huge numbers and there's nothing we can do about it. on top of that you have the others just now getting the memo mobilize and come from all over the world not just central and south america. we have a lot coming from european countries, asian countries you name it. >> steve: border patrol consequences of ending title 42 as the white house urges the supreme court to end it anyway but end it after christmas. a fox news contributor sara carter is down at the border. we just saw her covering the

crisis firsthand she joins us from mcallen, texas. sara, so the white house says title 42 has outlived its usefulness and should be allowed to expire. don't end it until after christmas because it's going to be messy. >> yeah. steve, it's already messy. by the way, good morning. >> steve: good morning. >> it is a cold morning here in mcallen. we have got the border just right behind me. and i can tell you that this morning the numbers are already ticking up. we have people coming across that border because they already know title 42 is going to end. it's obviously been advertised by the biden administration. so, what chris cabrera was saying in that piece that you just ran is accurate. we have people coming from cuba and venezuela that doesn't apply to them to title 42. they are still pouring in. but, when it comes to title 42, we have about 10,000 people right now in ray knows is a that are waiting to make it to this border. i have got to tell you border

patrol agents, steve, as well as texas dps they have been doing the yeoman's work out here. they are pulling all the wait for the federal government. and they are expecting those people to start pouring through before the weekend. it's going to drop. temperatures are going to get down into the low 20's already a dangerous situation out here. people get hypothermia. they fall into the river. they found a number of bodies out here, and there are a lot of children, steve, that are come through that border. >> steve: do you know what what you just described is something we have never talked about about. usually in the run-up to the summer we know that the number of migrants coming into the united states goes up before the hot weather comes. and now you are describing the migrants are coming over in record numbers now weather is really cold. >> absolutely, trying to beat the cold. the smugglers on the other side watching and monitoring this

situation they have been training, i know i have talked to you about this for years covering the border. the people they are smuggling telling them what they need to do and how to apply for asylum. last night i was actually out in la jolla, an area very familiar to all of you where you see those large numbers are pouring across when our colleague bill melugin is there or i'm there and you see the people come up behind. we had a number of people coming up into la jolla that were just across the border. the majority of them were children. and when i talked to some of the children, a girl as young as 10 years old i asked her who are you with? she said it was her brother. we don't even know if that's her brother or not. i asked her why did you come to america? she says i haven't seen my mother i believe she said in about five years. she was only 10 years old. they really are trained on what to say when they come across. this is really frightening scenario. a lot of children in the united states being trafficked into our

country and then they being dispersed into communities with guardians we haven't done background checks on. a lot of times these children disappear into the fabric of america. we no longer have any idea where they are at ice immigration and customs enforce. officers can't track them. i know texas dps as well as border patrol agents along the border find it very distressing when they have to deal with these children. it's a heavy load. we also had a community meeting early this morning -- well, yesterday morning early yesterday morning with democrats and republicans who were very frustrated about this situation down here. and they were just complaining about the fact that the biden administration has refused basically refused to do anything. so they are hoping that there will be some change but it doesn't look like that's going to happen. >> steve: no kidding. sara carter who is literally at the u.s. mexican border. sarah, great reporting. thank you very much. stay warm and merry christmas. >> thank you, steve.

merry christmas to you, too. >> steve: all right. switching subjects. the sign says it all. look at that. santa monica residents fed up with far left leadership. one property owner filing a lawsuit against the city over rampant crime and homelessness. he's next on "fox & friends." ♪ can a button work wonders in the bedroom? no, no! not the fun button, the other button. sorry. marcia has sleep apnea and her struggles with cpap had me sleeping in the guest room. now she's got inspire. it's a sleep apnea treatment that works inside her body with the click of a remote. no mask. no hose. just sleep. now i'm back. and we're back. ♪ ♪ inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com cityserve, started rescuing women, children and the elderly. and as winter approaches, they need our help

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>> brian: santa monica california is not safe. that reads the sign that hangs about above a popular outdoor shopping mall, in california. the bold message put up by a local business owner addressing the raging crime and homeless epidemic. this has taken over one of the best areas in the country. campaign organizer and santa monica property owner john alli joins us now. john, how bad is the third street that you have to take this massive action? >> it's so bad that we have employees being attacked to and

from their cars every day on the way to work. three to five store fronts smashed per month. and, unfortunately, the least fortunate are unhoused. the addicts on the streets, in the alleys and the garages. we have four to five dying per month. and now with the cold coming. dying of hypothermia. then we have crime on crime against the homeless. people preying on the homeless. it's dangerous. the typically weapon of choice is a 6-inch knife. cast iron six inch pipe or a sawed off fishing rod. that's how bad it is. that's what normal pedestrians and shop owners have to face every day. entering and exiting their door fronts. >> brian: i used to do all sports radio show out there. every time people come to visit me third street promenade. that's where always went. a mall at the end. i cannot believe it descended to this point five blocks from the pacific ocean. what are you guys doing to

change things? >> this message is asking the city, raising the ante, we want more law enforcement. our police department is fantastic. one of the best in the country. our chief is excellent. but they are way behind due to defunding and sworn officers being put into desk jobs after the may 31st riots. we want the police to be able to hire. they they are about 20% down on sworn officers. that's affecting the people most vulnerable. the homeless, the people that go to our parks. 72% of santa monica are renters. the parks are their backyards. mommed in a is living room. the police are working double to try to protect us. they are doing a good job. but there are not enough of them and they are not present enough. and i'm afraid -- they are present now because of the sign and the messaging but i'm afraid

after the new year we are going to go back to normal. >> brian: john got to organize, bring this forward and sue everybody. because you deserve to have that city back. it's just -- it's been just allowed to languish. it's one of the finest in the country. john alley, the campaign organizer, santa monica property owner taking action. thanks, john. >> thank you. >> brian: overwhelmed by homeless. potentially life-threatening winter storm could bring the coldest christmas in decades for 87 million americans. the deep freeze whoing down from canada could develop into a bomb cyclone and heavy snow already causing traffic chaos in seattle with hundreds of flights delayed or canceled yesterday. let's check in with adam klotz for fox weather forecast. adam. >> adam: about 25, 26 degrees out here on fox square. do you know what? compared to some places across the country can feel like the beach. this is frigid out there. feels like numbers in the upper midwest and northern plains negative 30. getting close to negative

40 degrees. we have wind chill alerts from canada all the way down to mexico. we have not seen advisories like this in texas in 11 years. so this is some of the oldest air we have seen in a decade. this runs you through the entire week. early morning lows dropping down into the plains. spreading out through a huge portion of the country. negative 20's, 30's and 40's. even in dallas feeling like zero friday morning. negative 23 in columbus, negative 34 degrees in chicago. low pressure system runs through all of that and heavy snow to the midwest and leave with you snowfall totals, really the heavy jest snow probably in michigan and interior england as much as a foot of total precipitation. we will be tracking in snow system. winter storm on fox weather. can you download the app. to follow along with that those are your weather headlines, brian, for now tossing it back inside to you. >> brian: unbelievable. over to carley shimkus who is poised to bring us the rest of the news. >> carley: yeah, intense body camera video a moment suspect opens fire on a police officer

right outside a los angeles police station. now, a warning, the footage be we are about to show you is graphic. [gunfire] >> are you okay? >> no! >> where are you hit? where are you hit? >> carley: thankfully that injured officer did survive. five quick rounds striking and killing the suspect. the chilling shootout happened in august of last year. prosecutors say the officer use of force was reasonable and justified. ftx founder sam bankman-fried is set to appear at extra addition hearing in bahamas in just hours. expected to return to the united states today to face federal charges including wire fraud, securities fraud and money laundering. bankman-fried is accused of using $8 billion of customer assets for ftx on real estate purchases and political donations. a freight train in tennessee

runs off the tracks after a nasty collision. look at that. this footage shows the train plowing through a tractor-trailer before careening off the tracks. two workers aboard the train were rushed to the hospital with injuries. amazingly, the truck driver was not hurt. that is a miracle right there. nassau's insight mars lander may have sent last photo from the red planet the space agency says the robot has not responded to communications from earth and power supply has been draining for months. >> the twitter account that follows the mission says this may be the last image can i send. don't worry about me though, my time here has been both productive and is a reason. those are your headlines, brian. >> brian: i would say very productive. steve. >> carley: who knew the recoverd thumbs. >> brian: or thoughts. shares christmas message and mission to further the gospel. she is next ♪ looks a lot like christmas

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>> rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." our next guest has done it all. television host, screen writer, producer, singer songwriter and actress. but now she wants to use her voice for one reason, furthering the kingdom of god. >> brian: after diving into scripture with her new book "the god of the way" she has a unique outlook on this holiday season. >> steve: joining us right now with her christmas message kathie lee gifford. kathie lee, welcome back. >> thanks so much, everybody. actually, it's right now it's like happy hanukkah message to everybody. >> steve: absolutely. kathie lee, tell us about your journey. at this stage in your life now for you, it's all about the gospel. it's all about god, spreading the good word, right? >> yes. and what's difficult for me about it, steve, and by the way, rachel, my first time with you,

bless you. >> rachel: likewise. >> i would, like so many western believers, in jesus, all of my life i believed the christmas story i had been told in sunday school. believed everything i had been taught in church. my father was jewish, so i also had some jewish heritage. jewish blood. and there was a little of the hanukkah. but i always knew there was one continuous story. and, unfortunately, we broke it up along the way old testament and new testament. we never should have done that it's one, beautiful love story of god jehovah al creator of all things loving everything he has created. and creating a world that needed to be redeemed and, thus, sending his son jesus to redoom it. everybody forgets that it's a jewish story. jesus was jewish. his mother was jewish. his earthly father joseph was jewish.

his disciples were jewish. people weren't even called christians until after jesus had been crucified and resurrected and ascended to heaven. and so, they were called followers of the way. and jesus said i amount way, the truth, and life. i celebrate what i know now after studying for decades now. jesus was not born in december. jesus was not born in a stable. those things are just not true. jesus was conceived during the festival of hanukkah. right now, the holy spirit, this time of the year, came upon merry. he was born nine months later during the festival of sakote. people say you are spoiling christmas for me. i don't mean to spoil anything. i just mean to give people a different and a deeper and more enriching understanding of scriptures. every important thing that ever happened in jesus' life, you guys, happened on a jewish festival day. and we don't even know what

those are except for passover, the day that he was killed. >> rachel: kathie lee, the whole christmas story is about a little baby and about a family and it's so interesting because you're entering into a new phase of your life. you say i'm not retired. i'm refired. but you are also now going to be a grandmother and little baby -- a second grand baby is coming into your family. >> yes. it's very joyful time for us. >> my daughter and her husband ben are expecting their first baby in june. i will be spending christmas with them here in tennessee. my son and his beautiful wife erika have -- that was their announcement with the little baby stocking in the middle. you know. >> rachel: so cute. >> my first little grandson the most delicious canoodle. i love him. couple weeks ago. he is going on -- look at him going on 7 months now.

>> steve: streaking. >> you know, what they say it doesn't matter who wears the pants in the family. the one who wears the diaper calls all the shots. >> no true truer words have been said, kathie lee. >> you would know. [laughter] >> steve: good to see you. >> merry everything to all of you. god bless you. >> rachel: thank you very much. kathie lee gifford. coming up next hour "fox & friends" live from new york city. cardinal timothy dolan is going to share his christmas message right here on "fox & friends." ♪ make the yuletide gay ♪ from now on our troubles will be miles away ♪ quality time, at the same time? lowe's, actually.

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after years of chasing the big idaho potato truck... i finally caught it. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. ♪ ♪ >> we will meet with president biden. >> as congress is setting is sending another eight billy into the region >> crisis at the southern border were title 42 remains in limbo. >> the white house came out and said title 42 should be allowed to expire, but don't end it until after christmas. >> about 10,000 people right now in reynosa already know title 42 is going to end. >> the holiday travel nightmare