used to find univision trustworthy because the network aired interview with him that held uncritical lens on dangerous policies trump espoused. >> jimmy: social media needs a button called "who asked you," nobody cams what john luke said, latinos are abandoning the democratic party. look at biden's support, to be clear, univision is reading the room. happy thanksgiving. >> laura: happy thanksgiving and adios. we have a picture of us from the patriot awards, they going to put it on the screen, i hope? i'll be back on monday.

>> carley: israel and hamas have agreed to a deal to release 50 hostages, including americans being held in gaza. the two sides will pause for two days allowing women and children to escape. >> todd: threeern ms will be released, including a little girl who turns four this friday. she was taken by hamas after both parents were murdered on october 7. her sib i think wells survived, but are unaccounted for right now. a family friend joined us to tell us what happened? >> there are two children, ages six and eight, they managed to call their aunt and uncle and the police and they told them that the terrorists, the hamas terrorists shot their mother and shot their father. and probably shot their baby sister abigale, who we now know

is held in gaza kidnapped along with so many other children. >> carley: that beautiful girl with big blue eyes, been through so much before the age of four. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. the release will come in waves and we don't know when the waves will begin. jeff is live with the latest. jeff. >> it took the israeli government six hours debating into the early morning in tel aviv. this agreement might not only mean pause in fighting, could offer sliver of hope for the families of the 200 hostages taken on october 7. under the u.s., qatari and egyptian brokered deal, israel will receive 50 hostages in exchange israel will release 150 palestinian prisoners.

hostages freed in groups of 10 or 12 over four or five days. during the days, there will be a pause in fighting. prime minister netanyahu, who has been under pressure from the families of the hostages said it was a tough decision, it was the right decision. he added their campaign to crack hamas continues. >> we are at war and we will continue this war until we achieve all our goals to eliminate hamas, to bring back our hostages and missing people and to ensure in gaza there will be no factor that threatens israel. >> hamas released a statement regarding the agreement saying in part, we affirm our fingers remain on the trigger and victorious fighters will remain on the lookout to defend our people and defend the occupation.

we could see the first group of hostages released from gaza as soon as thursday and previous releases, this is how it worked. the hostages go to the rafah crossing and enter into egypt and be helicoptered to israel, taken to the hospital for evaluation and debriefed by israeli security about what they experienced and what they saw. back to you. >> todd: jeff paul with the latest on the hostage release. bring in former navy seal jonathan gilliam. a wonderful development. everybody wants release of hostages. there are reasons to be concerned from raising the price of future hostages to giving hamas time to reload whachl is your biggest worry with this deal? >> jonathan: biggest worry first and foremost, you can't trust anything hamas says. they are iran and when you speak

to hamas, you speak to iran and you can't trust any of them. that is the first problem. second problem, when israel pauses, it gives hamas the ability to relocate with wherever they are in gaza. it gives them time to move the rest of the hostages and this is something everybody needs to realize, when you make bargainas with bad guys to get hostages and they have more hostages, you may be causing more problems because you are losing leverage on the enemy and that is my worry. i'm happy they are getting 50 people out, that is 50 lives saved, but there is a massive amount of hostages there and incredible number of hamas fighters that are tactically going to use this five-day pause to their advantage. >> carley: absolutely, this deal would release one-fifth of the israeli hostages, the work continues.

we are learning there have been 66 attacks on u.s. forces since october 17th. this time u.s. hit back in iraq hitting a facility used by iranian proxies. many feel our response has not been strong enough, what do you think? if not strong enough, what should we be doing? >> jonathan: it is not strong enough because what actually is it doing? you are hitting random places. reminds me bill clinton days, he would just hit random things that were not tactical. i don't think these blows are doing any damage in the long run to stop iran, these are iranian fighter, no matter which place you go, it is the same group. we have to figure out how first of all, how to get trump back in

office. that is the first thing. biden, look at him historically, does not react to these things properly, if he reacts at all. second thing, start figuring out a way to take iran, leadership in iran to take them either down a notch or just take them out. when you do that, you take away the problems, majority of problems we see right now. >> todd: you mention you don't trust hamas, that is a logical conclusion. notion that women and children will be released. teenagers considered children and a lot of teenagers same as adult male and can continue to commit terror acts and there is logistics of getting israeli hostages from point a to point b and back to point a making sure they are safe. describe lo gestics, as some be

who need to secure location and lack of trust you have in hamas to follow through there promises. >> jonathan: just like when they tried to move palestinians out, they use that as an opportunity to gain leverage using propaganda. they either shoot or kill their own people and then blame it on israel. my fear, as they move these people out, they will do something nefarious. i mean look at the atrocities committed before. it would not surprise me if this backfires and they kill hostages in plainview thumbing their nose at israel. logistically, clearing an area to bring them out takes tremendous amount of people and overwatch. i was mentioned to someone last

night on fox, a former idf soldier, israel doesn't ask for help and just after 9/11 our allies came together and we fought that fight together. i wish israel and the united states and other allies would do the same and help them securing this area so they can move faster. the response i got from former idf solder, israel doesn't need help, they need support. you wouldn't be in this situation, if you didn't need help. this is the world's fight. we saw with the houthi, this is a problem for the entire world. >> carley: prime minister netanyahu called this a pause in fighting not a ceasefire and he said we will continue the war until we achieve our goals. thank you for joining us. >> todd: president biden is in

nantucket celebrating at a friend's multi billion dollar compound. >> carley: next guest is a fourth generation fisherman and he says this is the worst year he's ever had. how his thanksgiving compares to biden's swanky getaway. ♪ ♪

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day in u.s. history. >> carley: is downpouring across the east coast. hope it will dry up before the macy's thanksgiving day parade tomorrow. >> janice: it will, we are almost done with the rain. new england, snow for you, especially northern new england. we are almost there. tomorrow will be pretty quiet for much of the country. there is what is left of the storm system that brought tornado and hail and damaging wind off the east coast. we have snow for parts of new england. several inches of snow. cold front exits by dinner time and things should be clear. here in the northeast, new york city area, we have a couple hours and it should be out of here. snow still to come mainly in northern new england. if you live in the area across

maine, you are dealing with a foot of snow. here is your forecast today, goodbye to the storm system, fairly quiet. next storm moving into the northwest will bring mountain snow. otherwise, better forecast. watching potential for travel delays along the eastern seaboard, here is your thanksgiving forecast, looking good for the country with exception to the west, where we could see snow in the mountains and rain. macy's thanksgiving day parade looks,a mazing. 51 as daytime high. tons of sunshine. >> todd: great, awesome. look forward to it everybody. >> carley: pillsbury dough boy might get a tan. >> janice: who? that was humorous. >> todd: score one for carley shimkus. >> janice: took me a few

minutes. happy thanksgiving. >> todd: maryland attorney general anthony brown suspending a member of the hate crime task force because of comments. the world summed up rage for 40 fake israeli babies while turning an eye to real palestinian babies. that is sick. the attorney generals he doesn't want the comment to overshadow the mission. i take this seriously and will do everything possible to bring people together to move forward the critical work. the task force member said i expected gaslighting. hate will never stop my activism, fight harder for a free palestine. >> carley: actress susan sarandon was just dumped by her

a agents over these comments. >> what it feels like to be a muslim in this your honor ko, often subjected to violence. it is important to listen and have facts, take a breath before you answer and if it is possible have a conversation. we need a ceasefire now. >> carley: author of "woke army" and senior fellow for the independent woman's network joins us now. you have clarity on wide range of issues. this hits close to home because you are muslim living in america and you just heard susan sarandon, she doesn't think muslims treats that country fairly whachl is your message? >> my message is i am muslim

living in america and i know more freedom living in the united states of america than i would any muslim country in the world. it was here in america that my mother and father arrived in the 1960s. my fother got a phd. my mother could go with her hair free in the wind. my father got a job offer to libya, he had to choose whether he would work for the muslim dic dictator muammar gaddafi or live free in the united states of america and this is where he chose. i wrote a tweet and i said, i took a picture of my parent, my dad is 90 and my mom is in her 80s. here we are in west by god virginia and living as free

americans and that is what xi should know about the muslim experience in america. >> carley: your story is one of success in the face of oppression and so good to hear you speak about america. you have erspective and know what it is like to live in other countries. the other part, susan sarandon thinks jews deserve to suffer and be scared. her talent agency dropped her, what do you think about that? >> there is a disturbing trend going on and i know it very well. 21 years ago, i was in pakistan and a dear friend daniel pearl, came to my home. he was a journalist, my friend from the "wall street journal," and he never came back. the men who took a knife to danny's throat justified his

murder because he was a jew and he was a son of israel. out of that tragedy, i got clarity and i knew that we had to fight against that anti-jew hate. for these 21 years, i've been investigating this network that has emerged, those people that we see now that islamists, radical muslims working with leftists like susan sarandon. i call them the woke army, what i say to everyone, jewish people must stand strong and be unapol jettic in their identity and all people must stand with them without any shame. this is uniform i have been wearing to these rallies that are anti-israel rallies. my press jacket and hoody thats

israel defense forces. at this point, we have to do something that i think i am really clear in the sign i found at a rally for israel last week. free palestinians hamas. we have to eshg eliminate extremism. >> carley: that is the message. thank you for providing clarity to the issue that seems simple to some and somehow become twisted and complicated. thank you. we appreciate you today and everyday. republicans energized after pro-trump republican wins election and claims last open seat in the u.s. house. >> todd: not the only big win for the gop last night. we're talking to tomi lahren on a tom i wednesday about it.

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-- -- come back in january, you can't go fishing, how is there conflict between the whales and fishermen if your traps aren't in the water. >> todd: walk us through regulations that make it impossible to do your job and make a profit. >> everything is over regulated and with the whale situation, you have to put break-away rope on there, you can't go certain

times of the year, you can't go. and once you think that it is not regulated, they throw another regulation in there on it. it is like how much more can the lobstermen or fishermen do. it is other fishery, too. carp fishing, fishing with seabas and you have to put that on there, too. it is like if it is caught on rock, it pulls too hard and you break it and you lose the $160 trap. you can't afford to go, it costs you $40 to $50,000 just to start and you can't get anyone to work for you. since the covid thing no one wants to work. less they want to work. >> todd: you are dealing with two sets of regulation, federal that joe biden has put in place

and massachusetts state regulations. these things seem to be in favor of foreign fish conglomerates. you are a fourth generation fisherman, how long can you do this, john? >> i'm about getting ready to retire, you just can't go, it costs too much money and i don't have anyone to leave my business to. but i am trying to help this girl named jo, who wants to become a fisherman. i'm trying to help her. i don't suggest she does it, she wants to do it. >> todd: best of luck to jo, and to you. you are salt of the earth people doing the work that americans for generations have done and they are trying to regulate you out of work. hope you have a great thanksgiving and thank you for doing what you do so we can

enjoy a good meal. thanks. >> carley: thank you, jon. left is lashing out at univision over decision to air an interview with former president donald trump. >> it was hours long, he was rambling. >> univision, watch out. >> we're watching you. >> carley: finger wag and everything. joe concha is on deck to react to that. >> todd: millions of americans traveling for thanksgiving today, seeing thousands of delays and cancellations at airports. cheryl casone has the breakdown next. ♪ ♪ meet arexvy. ( ♪ ) the first fda-approved rsv vaccine. arexvy is used to prevent lower respiratory disease

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>> carley: no place like home for the holidays, if you get there. flight-mare, could be shaping up as we speak. >> todd: millions will take to the skies today. janice told us about the weather, cheryl casone will tell us about the travel. >> cheryl: i'm no expert about the weather. i know it is raining heavily here in new york city. this is predicted to be the busiest travel thanksgiving holiday on record by road, train, air, bus, americans are

ready to go. 30 million americans expected to pass through tsa. as of this morning, 10 million have gone through tsa. about 50,000 flights are on the schedule for today alone. extra air space usually set aside for military flights have been released to commercial airlines today to handle the extra traffic. early grinch may be the weather, tornados, damaged homes and power outages in parts of the south. >> todd: fact check, got a flat tire on the way here and it was wet and i'm soaked. >> carley: can't believe that happened to you. >> todd: fact check, it is raining. desantis getting major endorsement in iowa, will it even marry?

>> cheryl: they call him the iowa king maker, you never know. looks like he is anointing his choice for president. a faith-based organization announcing he is endorsing florida governor ron desantis ahead of the caucuses. >> i am throwing my personal endorsement and support behind governor ron desantis. what we saw in 2022, the supposedly red wave only happened in florida and iowa. governor desantis took reliable toss-upstate in florida and made it red, won by 20 points. >> cheryl: he is pointing to the red wave that never materialized in 2022, along with desantis victory in florida and the fact republicans need a president that can serve two terms. this as the latest clear politics numbers show former

president trump with 59.4% versus desantis at 14%, to your point. this is why we do this. this is democracy at work. we shall see what the voters have to say. >> todd: we shall. that is a meaty margin right there. happy thanksgiving to you and yours. >> cheryl: when i was coming to work today, carley, all the floats were on the trucks coming up upper west side of manhattan. they will be there tomorrow morning. >> todd: none of them have flat tires. thank you. democrats lashing out after the spanish network aired an interview with former president donald trump. oh, the horror, it comes as biden is losing. >> it was hours long, he was rambling. there was very lgs pushback. emzoos like they are putting their thumb on the scale for the

republican party. >> univision watch out. >> we are watching you. >> yeah. >> carley: fox contributor joe concha joins us. this is far from the first time this has happened. cnn faced backlash from they had trump on. question remains, why is the left opposed to hearing the opposing view, the opposite side? >> joe: this is tone deaf on part of "the view." actors like john legazamo. whether they like it or not on the ground, poll after poll, donald trump is surging among latino and hispanic voters because they feel inflation like anyone else. gas prices are too high. they don't like the fact urban

area, healthcare and education resources are being overrun and they see what everybody else sees as far as joe biden is far too old for this job and will be if he were to win reelection, he will be there until he is 86 years old. donald trump is a leading candidate for the gop nomination by a country mile and as it stands on clear politics betting average, trump is leading biden by eight points to win presidency again. i'm sure univision is on solid footing as far as donald trump being newsworthy to talk to on the network. you see the reaction, if these folks can't control the narrative and push biden and bash donald trump, they get upset. >> todd: what is crazy about this, univision is one of the most far left networks out there. the fact they,allowed the president to complete a thought

makes them republican operative to unhinged people on the left. >> carley: it is called "the view" and they are only in interest, not called the views. >> todd: only one. dop whatever you do on thanksgiving. get your thoughts on this. exgovernor jerry brown refusing to comment on vice president kamala harris in an interview. brown stiffened when asked a question about the vp and said, i do not have a thought on that topic. joe, whoa, could this be the most scathing rebuke of kamala harris yet simply in simplicity? >> joe: it might be, yeah. this is california, this is former governor of california. people forget kamala harris was so unpopular as a candidate in 2018, she had to drop out before iowa. final nail in coffin, when she was shown to be in fifth place

in democratic california trailing andrew yang. kamala harris is not remotely ready to be president of the united states. if she was, she would have shown ability to fix or manage a national security humanitarian crisis at the u.s. southern border. she wouldn't be hidden from the press unless it is a friendly interviewer like "the view" and it is why we never talk about her as an alternative for joe biden. she has gone from plan b to plan n for never. if you got a flat, who changed said flat? >> todd: we didn't change the flat, we took my car instead of the driver's car. it was raining and i was out there, i tried to pump up the tire and that was not going to work. we took my car, snow and rain

tires. >> carley: i suggest you were on the side of the road between connecticut and new york border. thankfully you had your car handy. thanks, joe. >> joe: happy thanksgiving. >> carley: you, too. >> todd: a christian school that forfeits a girl's basketball game against team with a transgender player is suing because they are banned from competing in other athletic eventing. >> carley: tomi lahren is here to react to that one coming up next.

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>> carley: a christian school is suing school officials, its school teams were banned from participating in futures sports tournaments after a girl's basketball team refused to compete in a game against a biological man. the school cannot participate in competition like the science and math fair because the school believes biological boys are boys and cannot affirm

otherwise. outkick host tomi lahren joins us now. what do you think about this? >> tomi: besides the fact it is ridiculous this happened in the first place, i'm happy to see this christian school standing up and fighting back and school officials are banding together. the original situation issue not competing against a team with a transgender athlete, that is issue of fairness and safety. we have seen athletes that are transgender competing against biological female students being hurt. this is a safety issue. the fact there are students that want to compete in academic competition and compete in any type of competition at that level to get academic scholarships or to receive accomplishment and participate

in activities. i am glad the school is fighting back. we have to remember, if schools would band together and parents and students, they would have the louder voice in this. they are the majority made to feel like they are the minority. you have an army behind you. >> carley: yesterday we learned elections matter. two yesterday one for congressional seat in utah, the pro-trump candidate won and that seat will stay republican. the other happened in charleston, south carolina. the first republican mayor of the city elected since the 1800s. he said, the people have spoken and we are ready for a new direction. what do you think about all of this? >> tomi: i think it is showing how important the grassroots

ground game is. republicans like to vote on election day and we don't like early voteing and don't like mass mail-in ballots. i understand. i don't either. but it go to show, we need to get in the game with a great strategy and people willing to doorknock and get to work, the races are winnable. it will take changing the heart and minds of republican voters who are used to the typical pattern that is not competitive these days. these races are winnable. if you have time to be on the ground activist, i suggest you do that. a lot of credit to scott pressler, who is wanting to get the word out on the races. get to work. >> carley: democrats have mastered the election game and

republicans are playing catch up. thank you for joining us, have a great day. happy thanksgiving to you and yours. >> todd: to the point, republicans are allowed to vote early, too. you are allowed to go. >> carley: i get it. ice just arrested brazilian fugitive in martha's vineyard, wait until you hear his rap sheet. chris sununu is here. >> todd: a look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> lawrence: amazing who is coming across the border because it is not secure. crazy stuff. good news on this thanksgiving coming up, deal reached in middle east to free at least 50 hostages in gaza, all women and children and possibly three americans. the agreement calls for a four-day ceasefire that is set to begin in the next 24 hours.

we have a live report on ground ahead and new york on the edge, escalating violence overseas brings threat of a terror threat at home. stay vigilant this holiday. race for the white house, new polling shows former president trump beating biden in hypothetical match up for the first time in nbc poll history. a voter panel joins ump and turkey day turbulence, it is expected to be one of the busiest travel days of the year. the travel cheblist you need. and tim tebow will join us live, we are thankful you are here to watch with us at the top of the hour. don't go anywhere.

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>> todd: ice agents arresting illegal immigrant in martha's vineyard. a sex offender wanted by authorities in his home country of brazil after being sentenced for 14 years in prison for raping a 5-year-old child. new hampshire governor chris sununu joins me now. governor, while joe biden destroys the southern border, what are you doings a the governor of a northern border state to secure the northern border so that sickos like this do not get into our country? >> well, as we have discussed before, the northern border seen as many illegal immigrants come across in the last year as the last 10 years combined. there is a surge there. not like the southern border. still, hundreds of thousands of illegal crossings last year. the most notable statistic here more terrorists coming on the it northern border than southern border. we have lost a lot of our it funding. have been moved to the southern border. personnel moved away. when we asked to be replaced they wouldn't do it.

we did it ourselves. put our own money and resources and alliance if you will. new hampshire border is quite small. what we call the swanton sector maine well into new york is one of the more highly trafficked areas. as they come into maine and vermont, one thing i want to make sure is they all know new hampshire is no safe haven. hopefully other governor also take the lead there. a lot of them will go to new york. buffalo is a busy sector as well. they are trying to make their way into new york out of montrell and quebec. a safe haven. >> todd: a single fingerprint check would have stopped this guy at the border because he has been in the system since 2019. i cannot imagine how frustrating it is for you to as you hear something like that as you try to protect the great granite state. meantime there is politics, campaigning with presidential candidates, nikki haley, ron desantis and chris christie as you decide on a 2024 presidential endorsement.

one name notably absent from that list. can anything stop donald trump from new hampshire at this point? >> without a doubt. we still have nine weeks to go before the first in the nation primary. folks will typically decide who they are going to vote for after thanksgiving. i think it will be a bit later, given the entire delayed nature of the '24 race. i think after new years a lot of folks will decide. i was at events with all three of those governors, they're all friends and hitting the trail hard. two notable points. number one, the majority of the folks at all of their events raised their hands to say they had never been at one of their events before. new voters and listeners to the conversation. i would estimate 20rbgs maybe at least 30% of the folks in the crowd were trump supporters. but they are looking for a potential alternative. even we all know polls say about a third of trump supporters would potentially go somewhere else. there is still a lot of game to play. i know it seems like it's been going on for arrested i don't. at the end of the day, most

families and individuals will substantiate getting into the mix of this in the next few weeks. >> todd: what are the voters telling you, specifically the trump voters that you mentioned that are in these other campaign's meetings? >> well, look, they want to win but they want competence. they all want the border secured. they all want the swamp drand. they all want fiscal responsibility brought to the table. we all agree on those policies. but who has the strategy to actually making it operational. who has the strategy to get it done? no one knows what congress is going to look like. you better have leadership that can win, no matter what hand they are dealt. >> todd: governor chris sununu pat myself on the back here. did an entire interview with you didn't mention i went to dartmouth once. we ivy leaguers are you insufferable. have great thanksgiving and all of you out there have a great thanksgiving. be safe on the road. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> we have a fox news alert now. the israeli cabinet approving a