are incapable to know that was suggested to us. that is the danger, it is fed like a slot machine to us and unrecognizable.mo coulred greatly induce more saf platform. >> trey: sounds like algorithm e might be what used to benique i teen, it is addictive and you may not know until you get addicted. thank you for sharing your expertise. than pk you for spending your fd sunday with us. find us online or on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina. >> todd: busy monday, today

secretary pete buttigieg is holding a news conference with improving air travel this week. 30 million are expected to fly. >> carley: prosecutors want it back in place, trump team arguing it violets his freedom of speech. >> todd: and president biden will celebrate his 81st birthday at the white house. he will host the turkey pardon. you are watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. brand new poll shows donald trump beating joe biden for the first time in nbc news polling history. alexandria hoff will break it

down. >> alexandria: this is first time in a dozen polls conducted by nbc. 44% said they would vote for president biden if election would today, 46% would vote for the former president. voters 18 to 34. former president held 4% advantage 46 to 42. 63 years younger than president biden, born in 1942, things were different back then. in the throws of world war ii, mo movie casablanca. gallon of gaffses $.20. biden campaign is facing heat, particularly from donors.

the report notes supports pushing the campaign to equal age equals wisdom. former president trump is 77 years old, concern is not age alone. the poll shows deep dissatisfaction of handling of foreign policy approval rating is down to 33%. >> carley: happy birthday to president biden, your polling is bad and people will call you old all day. >> todd: a house was less than $4000, insanity, that was my time to shine, i got stuck here. >> carley: the war in israel, idf says it has taken out three hamas company commanders as biden administration makes it sound like we are getting closer to a hostage deal.

>> mr. president, when will more hostages get out? [indiscernible] -- >> i believe we are closer than we have been in quite sometime to getting this deal done. >> todd: trey yingst live on the ground in southern israel, trey. >> trey: good morning, israeli forces operate in gaza city and over the weekend released new information about al-shifa hospital and hamas activity. israelis releasing video of hostages being taken into the hospital on morning of october 7. the revelation raising new quest questions,a amid ground fighting. overnight israeli military and

security agency released new video of the tunnel. the tunnel found under the hospital is 30 feet deep and turns into another tunnel with a blast door. israelis expect to find more around this area. idf pushing deeper below gaza city, there are regional concern about iran and proxies climbing escalation ladder. on sunday a cargo ship was hijacked. it had no israeli citizens onboard. developments over the weekend, not even noting northern part of israel with dozens of rockets fired by hezbollah that continue to get involved in this fight. >> carley: trey yingst live in southern israel.

thank you. back at home, former president donald trump landed major new endorsement. we need donald j trump back as our president of the united states of america. >> carley: border security could play a role in gop primary. >> todd: did you see this? >> they do. vikings bring the heat again. caught for a touchdown by sutton. >> todd: broncos, fighting dana perino's. looking at highlights from sunday's biggest games when "fox and friends first" rolls along. ♪

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kaylee mcgee white joins us now. this is endorse mment ron desans would have loved to have had. how do you think this endorsement will impact the gop primary? >> i don't think it changes anything, trump is running away with the primary nod and i don't think anything will stop that at this point. if anything, this bolsters the case for a trump nomination. abbott and texas have been carrying the weight and he's looking for a candidate who is going to take a lead on tackling this issue. the thing with trump, he not only talks about immigration, he did something about it for four years. remember in 2018 and 2019, the

u.s. experiencing a similar surge and trump came in and implemented number of. he can do it again. >> todd: i think personality got joe biden elected in 2020. i think inure 22, the american people don't care as much about personalities, i think they look at issue like economy and immigration. we need to do something or we're going to lose this country and political experts thought immigration got trump elected in 2016. do you think immigration gets trump re-elected in 2024? >> it is certainly one of the factors. you have this phenomena in 2024, there will be anti-biden voters.

in 2020 many voted for biden because they did not want to vote for trump. i think you will have the opposite this time around. yes, i think trump's handling of the economy, immigration, part of his record, people look back to his four years and people miss that. they will vote for him in 2024. >> carley: 69% of voters are concerned about border security. mike pompeo was on yesterday and pointed out it took hamas to plan the attack on israel. as matter of politics on national security, are you surprised the biden administration has not done

anything so far? >> no, i think it is intentional crisis. trump proved you could stop the flow by stating you will not allow them into the country. there was an effect when people realized trump administration was serious about cracking down on illegal immigration. biden has not done any of this, he can barely even call it a crisis. you have people coming back in. it is important to note this issue is no longer just for border states. migrants are making themselves into sanctuary cities, other voters are having to experience the weight of what illegal immigration cost us. will this affect vote in new york and illinois? it could. >> todd: and swing states, all

50 states are swing states. mrs. carter passed away at the age of 96, what are your thoughts on the legacy of first lady? >> she created office of the first lady, she was very involved in jimmy carter's administration. this couple was married 77 years. when so many people in our society do not value it anymore, i hope we all get the opportunity to be married 77 years. >> todd: trump and obama issuing

nice statements. kaylee mcgee white, thank you. this holiday may not be so sweet, there is a sugar shortage, your costs are going up. >> carley: one business owner tells us how it is impacting her business and how it will impact your thanksgiving table. don't go anywhere.

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>> carley: concerns over travel trouble this turkey day starting to grow. powerful storm system in the gulf mexico bringing weather later this week. >> todd: tsa expected to see 30

million passengers screened at airports nationwide. pete buttigieg would hold a news conference about how to navigate. senior meteorologist janice dean has the fox weather forecast. it is going to be wet. >> janice: flight-mare, new term. i will say we have potential for a lot of trouble starting today through wednesday. we have this area of low pressure moving across the plane states bringing heavy rain and flooding and strong wind, hail, snow and tornados today. severe thunderstorm warning in

effect for parts of texas, this is just the beginning as it you have moos eastward, for texas, mississippi, alabama, arkansas, very likely we'll see strong storms later today. if you are traveling, be prepared. definitely cancellations and delays. moving toward the northeast and coastal low we'll have to watch through wednesday and thursday. bottom line, there are travel delays. have a plan in case you are at the airport michaelstr stranded. in toward the eastern seaboard.

on thursday, quiet some people will have to adjust and travel on thanksgiving. next few days will be pretty awful. >> carley: not perfect, not a bad idea. >> janice: have a plan. people will be at the airport and there willing delays and ca cancellations. >> todd: turning to new not so sweet, price of sugar on the rise thanks to a supply issue thanks to weather in india and thailand. ashley brown who owns ashley's famous cookies joins me now. stuff to make cookies without sugar. how tough to make a profit when

sugar costs are this high? >> it is really tough. we are looking at an issue that has became a small business issue and american issue. everybody is trying to absorb the cost, grocery list org a baker like me trying to absorb the cost so the product is not too high. >> todd: are you forced to pass cost on to the consumer? >> absolutely, we are absorbing as much as we can, it will be impossible to stay in business if we do not raise our goods. >> todd: understood, your cookies look amazing. from supply chain to trouble finding workers and now this, how difficult have the last three years been on you as a

small business owner? >> it's been rough. outside of the pandemic, there have been many shifts, i had twins in 2020. trying to find a work-life b balance, not only for you, people looking to survive, it has been hard. biggest issue was things were delayed, but now with the sugar shortage, almost unaffordable. >> todd: when you talk to fellow small business owners, are you optimistic your fortune would improve under a different president? >> so, i have friends all over the board. everybody has different opinions. a lot of people are uncertain

what to believe at this point being things are so -- people are optimistic that change is good and people are open to this under a different president. >> todd: i know it is tough trying to keep cost low, your cookies look amazing. best of luck and best of luck with the twins, not easy. >> carley: never too early in the morning to have a cookie, my stance on the matter. look at all-american christmas tree. join us tonight for the fourth annual lighting. would you like statistics on the tree? >> carley: it stands 50 feet tall, 12,000 ornaments and there is more than four miles of cord

wrapped throughout, the treetoper is six feet tall. catch it during "the five," todd and i will be there, we love this event. >> todd: will we be there with bell on? you will wear a bell? >> carley: i'm going to buy them. my favorite part of christmas on fox square, you play music and it feels like you are in disney land. >> todd: for six weeks, you hear that sound. >> carley: you can take pictures with the christmas tree in the back, nothing but good. >> todd: i'm looking forward to happy hour afterward. hemmer, we're going. >> carley: there you go. >> todd: highlight of my year. >> carley: live on television. president biden celebrating his 81st birthday today and president trump celebrating his

lead in the latest nbc poll. >> this is significant, first time former president trump beats president biden. >> first time in a dozen polls we've seen a result like this. >> todd: young voters playing a huge role, our gen-z voter panel next.

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>> todd: celebrations in the streets of argentina. milley will be the first ever libertarian head of state securing a 12-point victory after campaigning on the crippling economy. the president elect promising the crowd today begins reconstruction of argentina, today ends decline and impoverishing state which only benefits some. likely tough road ahead, he is

tasked with addressing the 400 billion dollar debt. pay attention to this win, could be a precursor of things to come. >> carley: new poll shows trump beating biden. watch. >> this is significant this is first time in history of our poll that former president trump beats president biden still within the margin of error, still significant. >> 2019, trump trailed them, this year he trailed all of them, first time we've seen result like this. >> carley: the erosion of support as young voters break from biden favoring trump by four points. gen-z voters join me now. this number, this number that

shows that young people support donald trump over joe biden by 4 points is particularly surprising and important because young people in swing states really led to joe biden winning. what is driving this number? >> absolutely, joe biden is out of touch with younger generation but basically everybody. i think on the left so many people feel disengaged from politics and what he's adv advocating for. >> carley: biden's birthday blues, trump takes the lead and dems hit panic button as joe turns 81 today. happy birthday, president biden. how to combat the age concern. they are going to say joe biden may be old, but his ideas are

not pritzker said -- may be young, what they stand for is old and ugly, what you think that strategy will work? >> no, no shot that will work fchl it does, only because democrats control the media. we ought to focus on the fact, not about the age of the candidate, competence of president. is joe biden's mind sharp you have in, i don't think so. gen-zers are waking up to this. america to be united to be united states, have multi generational effort to preserve freedom. >> carley: this poll shows 70% of voters disapprove how

president biden is -- many support ceasefire and palestinian side over israeli side, what do you think is driving that? >> well, good morning. i think it is clear that biden exudes weakness at time our country is facing multiple cr crisis. this is true irrespective of his age. the fact we collectiv collectiv our breath like after the meeting with president xi. it speaks volumes to confidence americans have in him as their leader. i think biden's history of global weakness is worry some

now, misguided calls for ceasefire grow within our party. we need a president that exemplifies what leadership is. >> carley: thank you for joining us this morning. all right, cardi b back in politics calling out new york city mayor eric adams for taking police officers off the streets. wait until you hear what she has to say. >> todd: formula one in vagsz /* vags vegas slapped with a lawsuit. what is going on? ♪ ♪

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>> carley: cheryl casone has the

blazing post sent to adams. >> cheryl: you have a rapper upset with our mayor. you have to wonder if she's going after the wrong target. this is cardi b, there are budget cuts. here is what is happening in new york city. because of the budget crisis, spent is migrant. the mayor is like, we'll start cutting stuff, social services, fire and 130 million, major budget cuts across the board. you will see more trash in new york city. she is upset about this. she is a bronx native, she puts this post outer saying $120 million budget cut, blank new york is already blank super

dirty. all i can say here. >> todd: best you can do. >> cheryl: she talks about president biden. biden has been asking for money, not sure she is sging after the right target, it is the open border and you have migrants streaming into this country. 1.6 million gotaways this year. she does mention biden, to be clear. you either have the money or you don't. in new york city, we are running out. >> todd: is this the point where blue cities finally vote against democratic policy? the play book is give free things and get votes.

>> cheryl: i sort of agree, new york city, i've lived here for almost 20 years, i disagree, it is keep voting and voting because "new york times" told me to vote for a democrat or b democrat, we have been lazy, it could turn around. adams sounds more like a republican than a democrat. lee zeldin showed they could vote red and if new york city was not a sanctuary city, cardi b is right about that. >> todd: talk about a story i thought i was reading wrong, major developments out of silicon valley. >> cheryl: chat gpt, open ai, the guy that basically brought

chatgpt and ai, the board out him. it was over his management style. what happened here, he is ousted on friday and negotiations over the weekend. next thing you know, he's going to microsoft, who invests in open ai, maker of chatgpt. nadella said he was excited to share the news that they will join microsoft. we will provide them with resources needed for their success. if you can't beat them, hire them.

the board said he was 23409 candid with the board. he writes, this is like reading your own eulogy, tell your friends how great you think they are. >> carley: formula one front is interesting. >> cheryl: look at celebrities and our colleagues having fun at formula one. not on thursday night. a lawsuit brought about because of thursday night practice session. this driver damages his car, 2-1/2 hour delay, pick up at 2:30 a.m. friday morning. most people had left. formula one says here is $200

discount at our gift shop. >> carley: got it. >> cheryl: sat around and class-action lawsuit now says it has been filed and formula one says our top priority is safety and security of our drivers, employees and fans. you sat around for 2-1/2 hours with no information and you are like, i'm leaving. >> todd: formula one drivers are just like us. thank you. >> cheryl: see you tonight. tree lighting. >> todd: will she come to happy hour? i'm invite entire network. denver now, broncos topping vikings 21-20. sutton, sounds like name of

hallmark actress. eighth touchdown grab of the san. this is denver's fourth straight win, congrats to them. to buffalo, sorry anthony, the jets are horrible, bills dominates the jets. bills defense force turns. drown his sorrows. watch this fight. did score a touchdown, but beaten up by the giants, their offense looks good. tossing three scores on way to 31-19 win. todd, you are happy, right? i am not, they need it to tank and they can't lose properly, if they tank, they get a better

draft pick, can't even lose. joo bosa, leaving the field in tears after suffering a foot injury. chargers missed him falling to packers 23-20. in cleveland, thomson robertson helped his team beat their division rival. >> snap. thompson sweeps it and perfect. >> todd: browns beat steelers 13-10, third straight week cleveland won. good weekend, bruins beat rival usc and wins this game. >> carley: sutton looking for love. can i do beauty pageant news. there is this.

>> the new miss universe is nicaragua! >> carley: happy moment for her, clenching miss universe, first in her country to win a title. she had a mental health advo kasy platform. everybody in the biden world is wetting the bed over the president's reelection bid. joe concha is here next. >> todd: steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends," straight toss. >> steve: joe concha, bed wetting, that is done. carley, coming up, make a recipe from your cookbook. something everybody can make for

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♪ >> carley: the worst is putting a mike scootch on democrats' 2024 concerns saying, quote, the unease is evident across the party. >> todd: one fundraiser says the bad news is everybody is wetting the bed inside of biden world and really ununhappy confluence of biden donors cocktail party friends saying can't you get him not to run which is stupid and absurd if you know joe biden. columnist for the messenger, joe concha. joe, this is a different version of the same story we have been seeing over and over the last few weeks. any time you invoke the phrase bed-wetting get some eyes. >> gobble see how joe biden can win in 2024 at this point if he

is the democratic nominee, todd. he has lost major support from black veterans voters independent voters, young voters, and last front cnn even shows donald trump leading joe biden among voters under 35. and if presidential elections come down to turning out the base and winning independent voters, the kind of voters i just listed, biden loses and he loses badly regardless of hot republican nominee is which will most likely be donald trump. the problem is we have no idea who could replace joe biden if he actually agreed to step aside. which he probably won't. good afternoon is at his lowest approval as california governor. michelle obama seems happy emmy awards as netflix. kamala harris plan b to plan z. great if you don't want joe biden to run because he probably will not win. there is no backup at this point like a tommy devito who can jump in and win. >> todd: well played. >> carley: the "new york times"

editorial board has a piece out talking about how damaging covid-19 school closures were. they now write the school closures that took 50 million out of the classroom at the start of the pandemic may prove the most damaging corruption in the history of american education. set students' progress in math and reading back by two decades. now you are telling us because back in 2020 the "times" appeared to advocate for these very closures. >> to quote detective john mcclain in diehard welcome to the party, pals. thanks so much "new york times." i see you what you are cooking, todd. good job. only three years late to this party. hope we have delorean gig go was. the policies the "new york times" endorsed in 20 and 2021 keeping schools closed and kids attempting to learn as i saw my kids do through a computer screen, through ipad. u.s. test scores at 30 year low

and "new york times" is very late to this game at this time,. >> todd: in honor of the great christmas movie diehard you know joe and i are thinking, quote, welcome to the party, pal. >> carley: i'm so confused. i didn't know what you were circling. >> todd: crumble a piece of paper and open up same thing. joe and i are doing a magic trick. by the way, i want to give both of us credit we both did the bed-wetting story without making any of the obvious jokes. that's a sign of maturity from concha and myself. >> carley: we are about to toss to "fox & friends" how do you think president biden feels on his birthday today. >> going to be the quitest birthday ever. you won't hear the white house say a thing about it. no one want 81-year-old president. >> carley: that's what they are think notice comms department did he white house. >> todd: not often we share a brain. >> carley: thanks joe. >> todd: "fox & friends" now. >> carley: have a good day. >> stevego