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united states released him on $250 million bond. >> in order to live with his parents. >> if he flees, it could have been $10 trillion. nobody is putting up that money. >> you would not believe it. how are we going to get you out. how long have you been in there? >> carley: good morning, it is not just friday. it's christmas eve eve. how exciting is that? and santa is still flying around our all-american christmas tree looking for a special gift for a special someone. >> will: are you prepared? have all your special gift been purchased? >> carley: yes. and they are wrapped, too. >> will: wow. how about you? >> brian: what do you mean by done? i'm still open to adding.

>> carley: that's nice. >> brian: i'm still open if something strikes me. >> carley: base gifts if christmas happened today no one would be let down but i could do better. >> will: i went to the department store yesterday. >> brian: the department store? gimbels? >> will: one stop shot. >> ainsley: picturing new black and white. >> brian: department store? >> will: sak's over there. >> brian: where are the overcoats. >> will: that's where a man goes with zero ideas i walked the whole thing. >> brian: and? >> will: came up with a few ideas but didn't purchase. i think they have one of these in dallas. so why fly back with it so i like to push it to the last minute on christmas eve going over there to the department store in dallas with my umbrella and overcoat. >> brian: huge mistake. you have to strike when you see

it. i have made that mistake before. >> will: i think you are right. when you see it strike i did put it off. >> brian: unless it's like a bike something you can't travel it. >> will: not a bike. >> ainsley: implement the policy that me and my husband have which is a gift for me would be not to have to get one for you. >> will: we did that. >> carley: take it off the to-do list. he. >> brian: if do you go over the cap you pay a luxury tax like baseball. >> will: on to serious news. begin with a fox weather alert. at least five people dead once in a generation winter storm impacting every state in the nation. the storm unleashing powerful winds frigid temperatures and mountains of snow grinding to a result ha. this is of course days before christmas. >> ainsley: already 1,000 flight delays and cancellations creating a nightmare at airports

across the united states. six states already declaring a state of emergency. as they brace for more life-threatening winter weather. >> brian: here we go. 11 million people across the northern plains now experiencing blizzard conditions. i think we are seeing them with another zero visibility and winds up to 80 miles per hour. we have live team coverage on this unprecedented storm this morning. meteorologist adam klotz is live in studio with the latest. begun with fox weather correspondent robert ray live in chicago where it's painfully cold minus 7. robert? >> good morning. merry christmas, happy hanukkah from state street here in chicago and, take a look at thes guys. the sidewalk. snow came down yesterday still fluffy. about to completely freeze over. you see the streets of chicago not a lot of snow that came down last night. they are cleared. we look at some of that video from last night. the blowing snow here in the windy city, the city of big shoulders, as commuters were

trying to make it to their destinations. holiday shoppers trying to get last-minute goods in to celebrate this holiday. but, unfortunately, yes, we are sitting at negative 7, negative 8 degrees this morning with the winds that gusts up to 40, 50 miles per hour. it feels like it's negative 30. 35 degrees with the wind chill. and that's making commuting a nightmare. let's listen. >> i'm not optimistic. they already had to cancel a flight for later in the day. not looking good. >> they changed my gate and then canceled my flight. i have got to go back down here lee book or refund. >> anticipating the flight was going to get canceled storm thursday to friday. rebooked on southwest wednesday night. that flight was canceled and then rebooked twice back on united flights for this afternoon. >> i actually contemplated driving just in case flights got canceled. >> not a bad idea to hit the road if, in fact, they are safe. but, many celebrates are not.

interstates are not. look at flight aware. total delays just today over 8700. total cancellations just today over 5400. and over 3,000 cancellations going in and out of the u.s. as far as the entire world. over 9,000 cancellations right now and at o'hare, it's racking up. we are seeing cancellations that are beginning in the low 100s. you know that's going to get worse throughout the day as we hunker down. sun is not up. and we may not go above zero here today in chicago. we're under that winter warning freeze until christmas eve. what a nasty time for this all to happen. but, you know something? light at the end of the tunnel next week, i hope, as we move into the new year. guys, back to you. >> brian: at least we are not wearing masks and not 6 feet

apart. >> will: hang in there negative 7 degrees. >> brian: adam klotz for the latest weather forecast. >> continue to follow absolutely frigid air covering the entire country. that's kind of fueling this as you are seeing again, widespread, this is what it feels like outside and all the way deep down into the heart of texas. we are seeing somebody between negative 5 to negative 10. the coldest spots negative 30's and 40's and covering hundreds of millions of americans. where is that winter storm we have been tracking making its way up towards the east. ahead of the system, new york city. temperatures sitting around 55 trees. rounds of very heavy rain. heaviest rain lifting up towards boston and albany. on the back sighted of this system. still a lot of snow. pittsburgh, over to cleveland. over to detroit. this is where the snow is currently falling the heaviest. we have got winter weather alerts continuing throughout this entire area. even if the snow has kind of stopped where you are and six inches on the ground winds s stl gusting up to -- causing

drifting snow and visibility concerns making driving dangerous and obviously any moisture on the ground has absolutely frozen because these temperatures are low. feels like temperature here over the next couple of up couple of hours. chicago negative 30's. negative 25 in columbus. negative 4 degrees is what it currently feels like in dallas. of course you can download the fox weather app. to continue to track. this guys, those are your weather headlines. >> carley: negative temperatures in texas. that is a headline right there. it doesn't happen often. >> carley: thank you so much. >> will: all right so a little bit earlier this hour -- thank you, adam, for that we talked about the illegal immigration crisis at the southern border. not only is this story, i don't want to say ignored. it is largely ignored outside of places like the fox news channel, it is left, therefore, unexplored in the ramifications of 2 million encounters over one fiscal year period. earearlier in the show i spoke o

ceo of a hospital in yuma, arizona. he highlighted one of the places where this crisis has had an unexplored unhighlighted effect. that is it's crushing our hospital system. $20 million lost in a 6 month period for this one hospital providing healthcare to illegal immigrants that just walk out, can't pay the bill and are never seen or heard from again. here is dr. robert tranche chilly. >> we provide the same level of care to migrants as we do to the residents of our community. they will get the same quality and everything. the that are coming in migrants people think they are coming in need dialysis and heart surgery. a lot of it, interestingly, is really complications of chronic disease that have been previously uncared for. there is no pair source for those individuals. we have contacted our state

government through our senators. we have contacted the federal government and there is -- everybody is sympathetic and they lend a listening ear. but nobody is offering a payer source for these individuals they are operating on 2% to 3% margin i don't know what their gross revenues are i don't know how big of the 2 to 3% is: you lose a hospital, there is finite resources even if the hospital doesn't close. >> brian: yet, they say katie hobbs is the answer. a weaker border is the result. and senator mark kelly keeps his job even though he has done nothing to sustain it. so the people of arizona, guys, sober up and put people in charge. forget about the party that are going to fulfill your needs and to me, the answer was not

reelecting mark kelly who, again, is invisible on the border. >> carley: up to 125 members capacity maternity units and delayed inducing women from their own community because there are so many illegal immigrants having babies that are flooding the hospital. and i think that really says it all. because you can say that you want open borders because you feel bad for the illegal immigrants who are coming into the country. of course, everybody feels bad for them. but there are draw backs to that and it comes in the form of american people who are living along the southern border, taxpayers who aren't getting the services that they deserve to get. >> brian: healthcare is not free. and let's bring in that debate. bring in house minority whip steve scalise. great to see you, congressman. this is the ongoing debate on the border. it's almost mind numbingly tedious to keep going over.

this what is it going to take to get some legitimate action at the border, look this is something president biden has created and we have all been talking about this for over a year, it's gotten worse and worse and not gotten better. the administration completely killing norris it. misleading the public saying the border is secure. everybody knows it's not. and it's communities all across the border getting ravaged and communities all across america. covered the fentanyl deaths. another side of the open border story where you have got over 100,000 young people die last year. and president biden doesn't care about that because he knows the solution is closing the border and he doesn't want to. this is going to be a huge fight in the new republican congress. but this is something that could be and should be addressed in the government funding bill. and it's not, in fact. this omnibus that's coming up today, actually makes it harder to secure our border. no new funding for our border patrol agents. but they actually give money to

foreign countries to secure their border. in other parts of the world. this is insanity. >> carley: how do you think that house vote is going to play out today, congressman? >> well, you know, we have whipped against it. we are reducing that number. but, you know, if you look at the last cr, just a few weeks ago. similar kind of number. but, again, this bill is not addressing the real problems of the country. it's making them worse. they are increasing spending in parts of the budget that need to be decreasing. we have seen massive trillions of dollars of incrossed spending in washington. that have driven inflation. the inflation is what christmas. that's what we should be trying to turn around. not make worse with increased spending which this bill does. >> carley: do you think when all is said and done it's going to pass the house today? >> it is expected to come up this morning and we -- you know, we have within told somewhere around 11:00 noon. again, it's only going to make matters worse for people that are struggling with high costs

of everything when you go to the grocery store, the gas station. this is going to make it worse for families. >> will: record inflation and throw more logs on the fire is $1.7 trillion in spending. 18 republican senators voted yes to $1.7 trillion spending bill. we heard from you this morning on what you say and the message as you whip your vote. i'm curious if you have spoken to any of your colleagues over in the senate. what do they say to you? >> you know, there is a lot of talk about well, you know, this is the best deal they could get. what i say is help is on the way and literally two weeks there will be a republican house and the debate is going to be a lot different. starting point for bills lot different. actually pass a border security package. energy security package. bills to confront the problems the country is facing instead of what you have seen from speaker pelosi and the far left, which is making matters worse. so, are this isn't the time to

be cutting long-term deals. hold on for a few more weeks and help is on the way. unfortunately that's not been received and that's been a big frustration. >> brian: congressman, how big is your majority going to be? how many seats? >> we will be at 222 can. >> brian: six seats? >> five seats. >> brian: five seats you have an advantage. there is a school of thought out there that republicans were nervous that there is some people that don't want to fund ukraine. and if it went to the house, republicans weren't going to fund it. and they have to ask democrats for votes and of course that would come with a price. what do you think about that? >> well, look, there has been a lot of talk about additional scrutiny on money that's being spent everywhere. not just in ukraine. but in every government agency. i mean, there is trillions of dollars that have gone out the door. a lot of this money that's gone out over covid relief, for example. tens of billions of dollars, we already know that's fraudulent. payments going to people that

are here illegally. payments going to people in other countries. we're going to be investigating that. why don't we actually be stewards for the taxpayer money instead of every time that is somebody sees a problem just doll trillions of dollars out. >> brian: won't have a shot at the budget until september after this vote gets passed. congressman, it looks like kevin mccarthy is stuck. he does not have the votes. matt gaetz wrote a column i am never voting for him he stands for nothing. have you been approached being the next speaker if mccarthy can't get it done and what do yduesto those people who don't t to vote for him who from in your party. >> i still support kevin. there are a lot of conversations going on and kevin is working to get there he is going to get there that he was been ongoing conversation this he can would. we have had a number of additional meetings with leadership and rank and file members going through rules changes. you know, what you hear the most is people are so frustrated with the way the house has been run. and we are going to be changing that there are a lot of changes coming.

and, you know, this is -- today is the big frustration because it really takes some of that leverage away from us when we get into the new majority. but, you know, we are going to continue moving forward. we got work to do and it's going to be a busy next year. i think you are going to be excited to see policy. >> brian: who changed vote. andy biggs, you have congressman good. you have matt gaetz. is anyone showing signs of budging, of moving off o? as you know better than anybody else, nothing can get done. you can't format chairmanship. you can't set up an agenda without a speaker. >> right. we have got first elect a speaker and then get to work. so kevin is meeting with all of those members. that you mentioned. we're meeting with a lot of them as leadership team to go through rules changes and kevin with meeting with them individually as well. that there is still time to go and that work continues on. >> carley: congressman scalise

thank you for joining us this morning. merry christmas. >> great to be with you. merry christmas. >> carley: absolutely. hand it on over to ashley who has some meetings. >> ashley: five people are hurt after the staten island ferry catches on fire with 800 people on board. hundreds of passengers were forced to evacuate the ferry known as the sandy ground. a fire broke out in the mechanical room of the brand new $85 million ferry. all five people hurt suffered from minor smoke inhalation. stunning internal emails revealing employees at tiktok company by the d bytedance. includes members of the media. forbes reporting quote tiktok employees tracking. access to their ip addresses and user date. a spokesperson for tiktok say they condemn this incident which was a direct violation of the company's code of conduct and all involved employees are no longer with the company police

in kentucky one neighbor thought she saw lewd behavior inspired by classic christmas movie scene. watch. [bleep] >> full. >> yeah. honey? >> clark, please. he doesn't know any better. >> ashley: when police got there, they were told a man was exposing himself outside of a home but, in fact, it was this cousin eddie inspired mannequin. the homeowners behind the display super fans of the movie. they promise to include more characters maybe a warning for the neighbors who are not aware. >> will: can't be warned off that come on, neighbors. relax a little bit. >> brian: big story is everybody is getting warmed up. rehearsals everywhere. costume changes getting yesterday for new year's eve celebration. big show. the rehearsals are nonstop 20 hours a day. >> will: "fox & friends weekend" team will be hosting the

all-american new year live from nashville december 31st into the morning of january 1st. pete, rachel and myself. here's a little preview. >> will: it's time once again. >> rachel: for the all-american new year. >> pete: live from nashville, tennessee. >> pete, rachel and will are counting down to 2023 with special guest coal houser and special performance from brantley gilbert ♪ ♪ live from nashville tennessee. >> can i acting chops. >> brian: that's great. >> carley: somebody hand him an oscar. it's going to be fun to watch. i can't wait. >> will: be there. >> brian: still ahead on this show home sweet house arrest. disgraced ftx sam bankman-fried spending the holidayst with his mommy and daddy after they

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>> we begin with a fox weather alert. a once in a generation winter storm is hitting nearly every state just days before christmas. and in new york, harsh conditions bringing major flooding to the east coast. fox weather multi media journalist katie bern is live in rock away beach. katie, what are you seeing now? >>

[no audio] >> carley: think we are having audio issue with katie. hopefully we can get her back next block. now stay updated on intensifying there monstrous winter storm is affecting every state and delaying and canceling nearly 4,000 flights this morning alone. how should you prepare? let's ask travel analyst mark murphy. mark, i understand you have some tips you want to share with people as they head out the door to hopefully see their family? >> absolutely. i think one of the biggest challenges people have is they are already planned so they already booked their airline travel or if they are driving they are planning on traveling airlines and see if your flight got canceled whether have you other alternatives. that's the first thing you want to think about. if you booked with the airline direct. that's your second best choice. your last choice, unfortunately

if you booked through a third party, online travel agency like expedia. you are going to be going through those folks and waiting a while. always best to book with an agent first and then an airline direct followed by worst case an ota. the other thing to think about if you are traveling do you have to be there tomorrow, for instance? or can you put the trip off a little and be safe? because if you are driving, if you are in the upper midwest, if you are in the northeast, it's really rough. so you don't want to have to deal with that and if you can delay it and have you that flexibility. you certainly want to do it. one of the interesting things i always find is even if you are in a place like in my case i'm in here in fort lauderdale, the weather is fantastic. we got a little rain this morning. that was about it. it is still about 75 degrees. but, my flight might be coming from o'hare. and my flight may have already been canceled out of o'hare. you have want to look at the airline app., see where your inbound flight is coming from. the flight that you are going to be picking up wherever you

happen to be departing from. even if you are in a great destination you may be experiencing a flight cancellation or delay because it's coming from an area that's the been impacted. i think a lot of folks forget about that. and that's always one of your best things to do before you head to the airport. couple other things you should think about, only bring carry on. you don't want to have to check bags because if your flight gets diverted or delayed and your bag is on the plane, you have to wait until that bag comes off the plane to take it and you may miss a backup flight that you may have as an example. there is a lot of things to think about. and that's why i always tell people use a travel agent. with covid and all these other policies that keep changing, it's always best to have an expert in your area. they are the best you can get. other thing you should think, about what are your rights? what are your rights as a passenger? if you are flying domestically or even you are flying out of the u.s., you really don't have any. because if you get delayed on a tarmac, the d.o.t. is going to fine the airline $25,700 delayed

three hours sitting on the taxiway for instance. but that goes to the government. that doesn't go to the passengers. and if you are stuck at a airport location flight canceled no way to get out and overnight. that's on you. you are not getting compensation. there is no guarantee of compensation. you can ask nicely but you might not get it. >> carley: i have a kneeling a lot of people, mark, are listening extra closely to your tips because there are travelers still trying to get home for the holidays. really quickly, do you have one more? >> sure. have a plan b. a plan c, a plan d. and use flight aware to see where the flights are going and where the misery is and my tsa to get through the security checkpoints. >> carley: all right. mark, thank you so much for joining us with those important tips. we appreciate. >> it thank you, carley. >> carley: i think we are going back to katie -- no we are not going back to katie. deadly impact of the opioid pandemic. our next guest lost her son to

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107,000! the drug epidemic reaching new highs as the d.e.a. says 379 million deadly doses of fentanyl have been seized this year. many people think that's a win. is it? our next guest lost her son bret. you are seeing him now, to a drug overdose in 2018. the founder now of moms against drugs debbie nab ler joins us. debbie, in memory of your son i imagine, you are taking action. those numbers 107,000. what should people understand about that filibuster? it's devastating. just one is devastating. i don't even think 107 is correct. i don't think all the numbers are in. a lot of times on autopsies, you know, especially during covid, things were not put on autopsy reports. the numbers really are higher. and it's horrible. it's just getting worse, too.

it's not getting any better. >> brian: you know, there's addiction and then there is fentanyl poisoning. when you start dealing how much is this fentanyl poisoning changing the game? >> the fentanyl is definitely a game changer. i lost my 13-year-old cousin last year. she went to a party, took what she thought was a xanax. and it was fentanyl. and we lost her. the problem in -- with in today's society, you know, our kids weren't home for a year during covid. they lost all touch with their friends, except through internet. and they suffered severely from it. so, when they went back to

school, and this is why our numbers, i think, are higher -- this contributes, one of the reasons why our numbers are higher. when they went back to school, they decided hey, you know, let's go to parties. let's experiment and they started taking pills. kids are using. they are wanting to experiment for the first time at age 12 and age 13. and. >> brian: debdebi with fentanyle and done and dead. knowing it's manufactured in china and illegal cartels getting rich, knowing it's coming through the southern border. how does that make you feel? >> it's very disturbing. it's -- i'm glad that they are upholding right now title 42. the problem is it's here.

it's already here. what are we going to do about it? all of the drugs that are here, what are we going to do? we need to focus on prevention and education. and awareness. and school programs need to be mandated in our country along with mental health and social and emotional learning. >> brian: do you know what gives me hope and i'm sure you? because drunk driving they did tackle it. if you talk to a 17-year-old, 16-year-old. the school programs worked. they are more militant than any other generation. i couldn't say it's eradicated but man, they are educated. he would could do the same things with this and that's why your organization is so important. take a horrible situation and make it a positive. you are saving lives with moms against drugs.com. people can go there to help you out. >> yes. absolutely. and we have got resources on there. we have got moms across the country, many have started their

own nonprofits which is what our hopes were in the beginning. because, you know what? i will tell you something. it's the moms and the dads. therens a lot of dads but it's us grieving family members that are the ones making a difference right now. we are doing it from our hearts. we are doing this because we don't want anybody walking in our shoes. >> brian: debbie nab bler thanks so. he would be proud that maybe his untiming passing is saving lives. debi thank you. >> thank you. >> brian: group of marines it. plus he won't spend his holidays in handcuffs still things are still don't look good for sbf as he posts bail. friends cooperating with investigators and down he goes. kara frederick will be live next. ♪ ♪ let's get down

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♪ mistletoe ♪ bells stop ringing ♪ carolers singing >> carley: look as the this. this is your shot of the morning sponsored by walgreen's. we are celebrating christmas on fox square, of course, with the all-american christmas tree. it is so beautiful with the bright red star on top. we will have a special christmas performance by rodney atkins and his wife rose coming up later in the show. they are amazing. stay tuned for that will, over to you. >> will: all right. thank you, carley. disgraced ftx founder sam bankman-fried now on house arrest in sunny california after appearing in federal court and being released on $250 million bond. as he awaits his fraud trial in

the billion dollars crypto collapse the new management found more than 1.2 billion in the company's cash assets. so here to react is tech policy center director at heritage foundation former dod counter-terrorism analyst kara frederick. great to see you this morning. >> great to see you too, will. the bond, the found assets, can i put faith these are actual numbers that, no, you are already shaking your head no. >> no, not at all. this is not real money. the $250 million bond. that was never paid out. he never paid. it wasn't actual bail. so his parents put up their $4 million house as collateral there was a couple other guarantors as well. but, no money has exchanged hands yet. but sbf is back in his parent's basement probably where he should have belonged in the first place. >> will: promising that some assets seemed to have been discovered. >> new leadership is trying to win back -- get back some of the donations that sbf donated to a lot of these political action

funds, to a lot of these democratic organizations, especially, but, we don't know if money, again, will be exchanged. it doesn't look like anything concrete is happening. >> will: how does this story play out, kara? to me the tentacles of this story less so sbf and who he gave money to specifically for political causes are the real story. there's a t a tenor around this conversation that is less -- not treating this story not we in particular. people are treating this like they did with bernie madoff. >> it should be, he is mini madoff. some people are saying crypto is the problem here. crypto is not the problem. this guy is a scammer. that's what he did. his words, i think, are the most revealing. so leaked text messages indicated that he talked with friends and said we woke westerners. we say the right and then everybody loves us. so all of his donations, $40 million to democratic candidates and organizations second largest democratic donor

real story, not smirkiness not decentralization at all. >> will: tiktok quickly as we can discuss tiktok, mounting wave of momentum against tiktok. numerous state governments and governors not on your work issued phone. auburn university has said no more tiktok as well. tiktok is trying to get back into good graces to some extent. there is some efforts -- there is an agreement for oracle to store data of users in the u.s. so outsourcing data storage. u.s. division to oversee data protection. they are proposing to form a proxy war that would run tiktok away from by bytedance. part of me wants to ask you can tiktok put this horseback in the barn in the other part of belief says i'm not sure the importance is out of the barn because i don't think that many people are actually aware of how dangerous tiktok is. >> this is the problem. i tell people when we are

talking about this digital platform that if you have tiktok on your phone, you have to act like a ccp, a chinese communist official is in your pocket. because they have access to whatever you are doing on your phone. if you have downloaded. >> will: not just on tiktok. >> not just on tiktok. this is what people don't understand they have access to microphone, contacts. how you are browfsing. tiktok is not trying very hard. they will say all the right things. yet, they're surveilled two american journalists through their parent company in beijing, bytedance to try to real time locations. physical locations. >> will: if it's on my phone it can hear -- theoretically now it can hear my communications, monitor my key stroke, get my passwords go into other alps and steal. >> this was in their termination of service. they pulled it down off the platform. we have screenshots. we know what they do ccp spyware app. >> do you delete the app. >> doesn't matter.

have you already done it. >> get a new one. >> yeah. the cbp is there. >> i download tiktok out of curiosity. >> that's where americans go wrong. >> will: wow, cara. i want to say thank you but i'm not sure really appreciate. merry christmas to you, cara. you can catch kara today on outnumbered at 12:00 p.m. eastern time, ashley over to you. >> that's the what we get for, curious will just to download. start with the idaho murder mystery newly release the body cam four university of idaho students were killed. the footage from september shows officers speaking with several party goers but it turns out the students who lived there weren't even home. officers then spoke with one of the victims madison hogan on the phone. listen? >> all right, madison, so here's the deal, okay? they have already said that no one here was like -- none of the

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military families through shared reading aaloud no matter the distance. >> carley: service members overseas and their child somehow being able to read with them. >> it's a terrific program. we've got more than 300 recording stations all over the world. most navy ships. a lot of military units, army, air force, marine corps, all the services, different morale, welfare and recreation facilities, base libraries, you are name it. two mobile story stations on the east and west coast. those mobile story stations are essentially children's libraries and very comfortable reading rooms in a vehicle. we have a proprietary app. that now has us in all 50 states and nine countries where military members can record a story for their child and that story is on demand at story time, no matter where they're at any time. >> carley: that's the key so cool.

>> will: one of my favorite speeches commencement address at the university of texas make your bed admiral mccraven. a book here make your bed with skipper the seal. this is an example, i take it, of some of what guys can do. how can peep help. >> we are so grateful for americans, individuals, corporations, foundations. and american people can help united through reading by going to our website at www.united through reading.org to see the great things that our military families are doing to connect no matter the distance. and we would be so grateful for people to consider a gift. >> will: thank you so much, tim. >> carley: thank you. what a great organization. hopefully people should be donating they should. thank you. >> one of the things -- >> carley: we have to leave it right there. stick around rodney atkins and hii s wife rose give a speciale performance coming up. ♪you

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