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♪ ♪ believe, believe, believe, believe in your love. ♪ so you'll catch me when i fall p right? ♪ and you'll hear me when i call crying. ♪ and you'll fix me when i'm broke, right? if. ♪ and that's all i need to know. ♪ so the storm is gonna break, right? ♪ and the sun is gonna start shining. ♪ and everything is gonna go right. ♪ and that's all a i need to know. ♪ what if you know something i don't? ♪ what if you will something i won't? ♪ you don't give me what i want, but you give me what i need. ♪ is that must have to believe, believe with, believe, believe in your love? ♪ will i still believe, believe, believe, believe in your love? ♪ do i want you, do i want you,

do i want you for what you can do for me? ♪ do i love you, do i love you, do i love you for what you can do for he? ♪ -- for me? ♪ sometimes the i don't know, but all i want to do is believe, believe, believe, believe in your -- ♪ all i want to do is believe, believe, believe, believe in your love ♪ will: that is beautiful. that was beautiful. thank you so much. [applause] that's blessing offered performing believe. and he's going to be with us again later in the show what a beautiful way to start our morning or the fourth hour of this "fox & friends" on a saturday morning. thank you so much. nicole: what powerful words, you don't give me what i want, but you give me what i need. that's such ap amazing message as we head into christmas in a a

couple of days. griff: and, you know, that song really makes you think about what matters most, you know? what a matters most, and that song really set the taupe for us. nicole: absolutely. will: again, blessing will be with us later in the show. we tart with this, more than 940 flights are already delayed or can a selled -- nicole: and president biden tweeting this year nine major airlines heeded our call and will guarantee free rebooking, meals and hotels if they're at fault for a travel interruption. gary: let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. rick: airports behaving certainly better than last year, which is good news. take a look at the maps -- maps, one big storm, but it's mostly rain. temperatures are just too warm. 45 degrees as you're waking up in kansas city. 44 in chicago on december 23rd, that is some warm temperatures right there. we do have some rain, this is

rain across much of texas through kansas, up into nebraska right now. get ready, that will turn into snow because we've got this storm, this is kind of the bulk of the energy, this storm that brought a lot of flooding into california and if southern is arizona yesterday. snow up in towards the rockies, and that snow's heavy at anytimes -- at times. will cause problems at airports frommal burr, over towards -- albuquerque, over towards denver. could be seeing delays, tomorrow that storm goes further off to the rees. mostly rain for minneapolis down towards new orleans and houston and dallas as well. that storm doesn't move very quickly, so monday we still have some snow across parts of the central plains, a little bit of an ice storm develop developing. christmas eve fore if disaster, santa's looking at this one. mostly a rainstorm across much of the central part of the country. all right. of guys,s back to you inside. will: thank you, rick.

nicole: it seems like good weather is probably going to be the reason we don't have a lot of flight delays and cappslation, but i'm certain that's got -- not going to stop president biden and pete buttigieg from patting themselves on the back and saying, look what we did, it wasn't so bad. griff: i think santa will not be detedder, he comes no matter what. will: we need the global forecast, rick, for santa. by the way, 142 million consumers plan to stop shop today. one of those will be griff. general kins -- [laughter] who is a procrastinator. so am i. i've got to get to the store today. we asked you how many of you are shopping on what's being called super saturday. here's michelle, this is dr. saphier's friends. she mailed in, no, i'm done a month in advance, i don't like crowds either. nicole: and michelle's one of my nano technicians that i work with ever day. i adore her, love her, and she is very much like me. i am certain she had her

shopping done by tend of of course -- and and she gave me a beautiful gift yesterday, it was a very warm, comfy blanket. the second e-mail, this is from viewer doug. if you can't buy it at cvs on christmas ', it's not worth having. griff: at that boy, doug. here's one from kathy in herndon, new york, why would you wait until mary's water breaks to do your christmas shopping? [laughter] good point, kathy. but i will say this, i've just come up with a genius, multibillion dollar idea. my kids being teenagers, doordash all the time. and doordash people make a lot of money. you get a cup of coffee, it's $5 at starbucks, if you doordash it, it's $20. there's money in this. i'm going to set up griffing dash, you can pay minute to do the last minute shopping -- nicole: they already have that. you have same-day delivery services, doordash will go

shopping for you -- griff: doordash better not cut into my idea. nicole: they have made it so oozy, we're quite a lazy society at this point. will: griff's like every 15-year-old with a brand new business idea to find out it already exists. [laughter] last minute, i saw somebody tweet in as a well when you last minute shop, you have, you end up with one of two e scenarios, you either end up in a drugstore, pharmacy, a cvs and it's something somebody just wants to take back, or you wildly overspend because of your guilt. one of those two things when you christmas nate. griff: i could be guilty of the last or. but it end benefits the recipient. it's good for them. minnie do you ever look under -- nicole: do you ever look as you're starting to put christmas presents together maybe i didn't get enough, and you do last minute buying? and you do end up overspending? will: of course.

here is what senator lindsey graham is calling war. he's called a lot of things war -- [laughter] but this time he's ready for war in defense of chick-fil-a. new york has said they're going to try to make chick-fil-a stay open on sundays. so senator lindsey graham said this is war, if this goes forward, i will withhold federal funds from any city or state that requires chick-fil-a to stay open on sunday. the foirnlsd made a decision early on to stay closed on sunday consistent with their religion. for any government to try to reverse this decision flies in the face of what we are. nicole: so this is what new york going to spend their effort on? i think there are other things that maybe they could work with on benefiting in new york city. i mean, this is a private company that should be able to do what they want. griff: thank god it's saturday so we can eat this chicken biscuit, but let me just tell you this -- will: and this is the thing on "fox & friends" weekend, we order business, and it's

chick-fil-a on saturdays. we can't have it on sunday. griff: do you always a get the bowl? will: always a get the bowl. fluff griff you've got to get the chick chicken biscuit to hold true with southern conditions, which is why this finder said, you know what? sunday is a day for res, sunday is a day for worship, to spend time with your with family, and i don't want my employees to have to, you know, do it. i think the slogan if you go to any restaurant they'll say it's about more than just chicken. that's the saying. and that's why heir closed on sunday ises. and here's -- who is new york -- who does new york think they are to say that a company founded on family values and principles has to reverse themselves? nicole: probably make more money if they were to stay open sundays, but it means more to their values to not be open on sundays. i don't understand why a government feels it should insert themselves into this situation. this is complete overreach of the government.

will: -- of when one is in business. nicole: it's ridiculous. will: i want to hear ma a -- what you think. there's nothing before than a chick-fil-a -- nicole: nothing better than sitting and watching you eat at 9 a.m. griff: there's no biscuit in the bowl. will i've had a lot of the chicken, breaded chicken virus i the -- variety, i don't want to call out all of the restaurants, but nobody beats chick-fil-a. nicole: and the waffle fries. griff: do you know why you like the breading? will: why? griff: because they their the mate the chicken in pickle juice. will: you think that's why? turning now to your headlines, the supreme court rejecting a request to speed up the ruling on an immunity case against president trump last night if p. critics say special come jack smith 's request is just another attempt by democrats to damage trump's reputation. >> -- unlikely that the supreme

court would take the case at this juncture because it's premature. here the special counsel really offered no compelling reason except, obviously, he wants a trial of trump in the middle of a presidential campaign. i think it's to damage him to the benefit of democrats and jo biden, and perhaps the justices -- joe biden, and perhaps the justices saw this for what it was, election interference. will: the former president taking to truth social to celebrate the decision saying in part, crooked joe biden and his henchmen waited three years to bring this sham case, but now they have tried and failed to rush this witch hunt through the courts. new reports from jewish insiders say barack obama may have influenced harvard's decision to not oust president claudine gay after her controversial congress aal hearing on anti-semitism earlier this month. obama reportedly pushed school officials behind closed doors to stick by the embattled school leader. now, we showed you people magazine's list of top

non-christmas christmas movies. now let's check out some of your favorites jason offering up the classic rom-com when harry met sally, but tony suggested a classic action flick if saying lethal weapon should be teamed up with diehard as a christmas double feature. nice. griff: like that. will: shannon says to be considered a christmas movie, the movie should be about christmas, not just set at christmas time. nicole: okay, that makes sense. griff: thanks, shannon. will: while george thinks it's not the christmas season until hans gruber takes a swan dive from knack tomemy plaza. griff: all right. george is going deep into that, i'll give him that. nicole: yeah. i mean, i don't know, i don't think we're going to watch with diehard. i think my husband wound love to, i definitely keep it to white christmas and and traditional christmas movies -- griff: let me, i promise you your husband would much rather

watch diehard than the snow in frosty melt and everybody cries -- nicole: i'm certain he would prefer to, but we're going to watch christmas, christmas movies, that's happening. still ahead, is a house op your radar in 2024? how you could get a good deal i despite the record prices. finance, ebert dan ricotto's tips. griff: plus, we'll have your travel ore e -- forecast and lamas ahead. ♪ ♪

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♪ minnie is buying a house in 2024 one of your new year's resolutions? sadly, a new report reveals it's getting even tougher e to get a deal. according to the real estate company redfin, just 15.5% of homes for sale this year were considered affordable for the typical american family. if the lowest level on record. here are some tips on how to beat those odds is a finance professor at the university of

san diego. good morning, merry christmas. thank you so much for joining. >> what's up, doc? thanks for having me. [laughter] nebraskany so -- nicole: so this is much less than 40% which was pre-covid times. so is this still a fallout from covid, or is there something else going on? >> well, we're beyond that, i think, nicole. it's this trifecta of pain, if you will. we we have the median price of a home now about 430 grand. interest rates are double what they were two years ago, so that makes mortgages crazy expensive, and inventory is low. so those three things combined mean that buyers, especially first-time buyers, those younger buyers, are really taking it on the chin right now. nicole: we're also seeing younger or buyers aren't necessarily going out and wanting to buy homes. they're living at home with their parents a little bit longer, they're liking to rent, have a lot of roommates. why the shift? >> well, i think what we're seeing is there's a reality that

has set in for a lot of younger buyers that even if they wanted to get out of their parents' basement, they can't afford it, right? let's make the best of a bad situation. full disclosure, i have four of those in my household, and one of them just recently bought a home, one of them's looking, and it's a tough market. the share of first-time buyers is bumping around toward historic lows. student loans the size of wyoming with, underemployment in some cases, high rates. all combined, it's tough for them to move away from mom and dad. nicole: thankfully we have finance gurus like you to give us some tips. so for anybody who's looking to get into the housing market 2024, what are your suggestions? >> be patient, be prepared. what i mean is you want to make sure you don't jump and kind of make a bad decision, but prepared. get your down payment together, get your prequalification for financing, all those things so you become a better buyer when the opportunity presents itself. put a larger down payment if you

can. i know it's tough especially for younger, younger buyers to save that down payment. do whatever you have to do. cut back on subscriptions, sell blood. i don't care, just make sure you can put down that larger down payment if possible. maybe a strategy is buy now p re-fi later. you buy now with a higher rate hoping that the rate dose down later -- goes down later, as it could in 2024, and you do a refinancing. and finally, nicole, you want to be avoid e being house rich, cash poor. it's no fun stretching yourself to the limit if you can't afford to heat it. nicole: those are all great tips, make a a lot of sense and, you know, hopefully people in 2024, we do have is an election coming up, so it's likely you'll see those interest rates coming down. so if you buy now, you could probably refinance by the smemplet thanks so much for joining us, dan. >> thanks a bunch. take care. nicole: well, still ahead, our 12 days of giving continues with the samaritan's purse and the good work that they are doing all around the world.

plus, wait til you see the bizarre way kim kardashian wraps her christmas gifts. we'll try to unwrap that one coming up. ♪ rocking around the christmas tree, relate e the christmas spirit -- let the christmas spirit ring. ♪ later we'll have some pumpkin pie, and we'll do some caroling ♪

♪ ♪ frosty the snowman with was a jolly, happy soul. ♪ with a corn cob pipe and a button nose -- griff: you're looking lye at the all-american christmas tree in fox square. but as we all know, or traveling during the holidays can be stressful, so officials at the airport in portland, oregon, are using, look at this, therapy hamas for stress relief -- llamas, and travelers aren't the only ones getting ready the fry

this weekend. santa claus is making his fripp around -- trip around the world. turning now to chief meteorologist rick like reichmuth for our fox weather forecast, a global forecast, we hope. rick: will has been really concerned that santa's going to be able to make his way to north america, so we've got you covered. i put this together in about a 15 minutes, will, so it's not the best graphic you've ever seen, but it'll work. here you go. this is tomorrow's high temperatures, what what the weather's going to look like around the globe. 53 in madrid, 9 in new york city. tel aviv, rain showers. no mace really cold. we've got going on here, really cold towards northern parts of russia. that's where all the cold is bottled up across the globe like now. 32 in beijing, 533 in tokyo, 85 in saipan. 80 in honolulu. there's a reason will likes hawaii so much. phoenix, 64. mexico city, 74 and sunny. i don't have any snow anywhere on this massachusetts i think santa is hooking -- on this map,

i think santa is looking pretty good. one system that we're watching, it's bringing right now some snow across areas of the rockies. there to you go, it stopped. now we can move on. temperatures, 39 degrees in denver right now and more snow moving towards the denver area today. 52 tomorrow, you really drop down a lot when the snow begins to fall. this is that storm that i'm talking about, big energy moving across the four corners has caused a lot of flooding the last two days into southern california, southern arizona. the next few days it moves across the country, but it moves really slowly. this is going to be a long-term storm that in some spots means we'll see 2-3 inches of rain, could see localized flooding across parts of the deep south. areas of nebraska through northern minnesota, that's where we have some snow, and by the time we get towards monday many, that potentially becomes an ice storm. monday, christmas day, it's tuesday eventually by the storm moves more towards the east coast, maybe even wednesday.

so he's you christmas eve -- here's your christmas eve forecast for santa, christmas eve and christmas day, if you are driving on christmas day, that blue happening on, that's the snow and rain slowly moving off towards the east. griff: all systems go, get donner and blitzen and rudolph, here we come -- rick: maybe nod neat -- not need ifed so much this year. griff: maybe not. rick, thanks very much. mean while, our 12 days of giving series continues today with samaritan's purse. the organization lab help helping those in need in israel by donating food, supplies and gift boxes throughout the holidays. here with more is the president is can and ceo of samaritan's purse, franklin graham. reverend, merry christmas to you. i want to get your message, but first in full disclosure to our viewers, i have spent -- i've had the great honor of spending multiple trips with you and samaritan's purse where you've gone around the world meeting the needs of those that needed

it most. tell me about what samaritan's purse is doing this holiday season. >> well, you know, this is a special focus, griff, for israel. there's so many people there that are displaced. thousands of children are displaced from their homes because of the war. they're living in hotels and other kibbutzes, and so we've taken in 24,000 gift boxes right here, 24,000 of these, and these are being distributed to children right now in israel. we took them in last week. we took both of our aircraft, a dc8 and 757 and filled them with she boxes, so it's kind of a new version of santa's sleigh, so to speak. and we're also taking these trauma kits right here, and these trauma rates, these are just not first aid kits, these are advanced life supporting bags that we're giving to -- [inaudible]

this is their national ambulance service. and they work all across the country. these will be going especially into some of these areas where it's very dangerous especially on the northern border of israel right now. and we're also replacing ambulances, 21 ambulances that we're giving to them. 14 of them were destroyed on the 7th of september when they -- excuse me, 7th of october when they came in and raided the country, hamas. and so it killed many of these ambulance drivers, so we're giving these bags, we're giving ambulances. so that's kind of what we're doing. and, griff, i'll tell you, the need there is tremendous. this war is going on and on and on. and the country is really suffering, and i know the people in gaza are suffering, and we pray for the innocent people there that are caught in the middle of all of this. but, you know, hamas could end this today if they would leave.

but they won't leave, and they're continuing to drag gaza further down and further down and further down. griff: you know, frank runs, i think the last time you and i were in person and i got to interview you was in ukraine. >> yeah. griff: that was just a year or so ago. and here you are answering the desperate if need in israel. and i've been with you in other places, as i mentioned, with you did just that. when people look around the world today and they the looked at just how horrific the atrocities in israel were and the war continues in ukraine and you look at our nation, so just torn apart politically in a partisan way we've e never seen, a lot of people really can find a way to lose hope. but you say there's no need for that. there is hope. >> no question, griff. and, you know, we come to christmas, and that's, that's where we are now, but christmas and easter, you can't separate them. finish jesus christ came can, he was born to save us from our

sins, and he took our sins to a cross and died and shed his blood 33 years later for the sips of man -- sins of mankind. and if we confess and repent, that means to turn from them, and believe on the name of god's son, jesus christ, the bible says that we will be saved, we can be forgiven. and it's t just as simple as that. and, yes, there is hope. there is evil in this world with, griff. we see it around us every day. we see it in our communities, we see it overseas, we see it everywhere. and it's stint. -- sin. and the world has fallen into sin. the first man, adam and eve, disobeyed god, sin came into the world, and it's infected the human race like a cancer of the human soul. and god so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in him shouldn't for you should, but have everlasting -- perish, but have everlasting life. all we have to do is simply

believe. it's a great time of year especially for us where we can be able to help so many people and always do it in jesus' name. griff: well, you are doing an amazing job, reverend franklin graham. merry christmas to you, your beautiful family and all the great volunteers at samaritan's purse, if you want to help, samaritan's purse.org. if you want to help. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. griff: coming up, what you need to know next. but first, jack smith dealt a major blow to his case against trump. plus the former president says he's eager to debate biden. kellyanne conway gives us a 2024 preview. all of that coming up. don't touch that dial. ♪ ♪ manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made

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♪ nicole: and we're a back with an important story for families across america. as kids are now home for winter break, parents, get ready, it's the triple-demic time. children's hospitals are overwhelming with cases of rsv, flu and covid. rsv can be deadly if it goes untreated especially in younger kids and elderly with at least two children dying in wisconsin. with cases on the rise for children under 5, be on the lookout for symptoms like a runny nose, a decrease in appetite and coughing very much like the common cold, but it can the cause respiratory distress in young kids. and flu cases have tripled this

month. the cdc estimates more than 5 million people currently have it, and that is 40% higher than 20219. and at least 14 children have reportedly died from the flu this year. and to make matters worse, there are signs that. coronavirus cases are on the rise. the cdc reports a 10% increase in hospital admission from last week topping 25,000. experts say this surge could be in part due to children having underdeveloped immune systems from covid lockdowns. now the triple-demic is it had thing homes hard, even mine. between my kids and myself, we've had the flu, rsv and covid in the last few weeks, so every family needs if to a take this seriously. will, over to you. will: all right. thank you for that warning. we'll pay attention to our households as well. thank you, dr. saphier. big news for foreman purpose as the supreme court is -- former president trump as the supreme court decides to speed up the case of jack smith's.

trump saying in part, crooked joe biden and his henchmen waited three years to bring this sham case, and now they've tried and failed to rush this witch with hunt through the courts. so here to react is fox news contributor and former counselor to president trump, kellyanne conway. good morning. merry christmas to you. glad to have you with us. >> morning, will. will: you know, i'm really fascinated to hear your analysis of this. every time one of these indictments or one of these rushes to the courts seems to have been pushed by democrats, it's resulted in a polling bump for donald trump. they seem to be banking, though, on this idea if they can just get a conviction before election season, that'll flip the polling. do you believe that's true? if one of these four criminal cases did come back in time with a guilty verdict for donald trump, he was somehow convicted, set aside the likelihood, but if that did happen, would it flip the polling, kellyanne? >> it wouldn't, will, and thanks

for having me. merry christmas to you and yours and your cohosts. you see a reuters poll when asked would a conviction on any of the criminal counts make you vote for or against trump, a slim majority say they'd vote against him. but when you add biden to the equation as "the wall street journal" poll did, trump's beat biden 46-45 if he were to be convicted. then they asked if joe biden were to be impeached would you rote for trump or biden, and the "wall street journal" poll found trump is beating biden 46-41. so we can't forget, you don't go into the ballot box and it says trump or not trump. it says trump versus joe biden. and just as in 2016, you have to set aside everything you think about that individual, and in this joe biden and kamala harris' manmade crisis of an administration that has created nothing but hurt and pain domestically, at our border, in our communities, our big cities, in your grocery cart, the gas pump, you name and abroad now --

you name it and aa broad now. people know this, it is a binary choice. it is not a referendum just on bind, it is a choice between life with donald trump and your life with joe biden. joe biden was vice president for eight years, he was the chairman of the foreign relations committee. you would think half a century in washington would at least buy us a little grace and respect around the globe. instead we may have one foreign policy entapping thingment and -- entanglement and national security disaster per year. afghanistan in 202211, ukraine in 2022, israel in 2023, and it could be taiwan in 20224. president xi jinping has the guts to say to jo biden's face, i'm going to reunify taiwan, just telling you, joe. but the other thing is the biden people have put way too much into the judicial system to try to keep joe biden there for a second term. will: right. >> why not just pass better policies? if you have a really good record

as president, chances are you'll be reelected, and they're just not -- will: well, it's too late for that. to your point, it's too late to change your policies -- >> that's why trump's ahead. that's why trump's ahead in every swing state. will: okay. if legal, if law fair doesn't work, and again, the goal is not to elect joe biden, it's to stop donald trump, so if law father isn't -- law fair isn't going to work in time and we've seen in the polling that joe biden can't beat donald trump, again, if the plan is to stop donald trump, when do they move to the option are remove joe biden? like, find someone else who can beat donald trump? >> well, speaking of running out of time, i think that's too little too late. they should have done that -- if i were a democrat, i would have gotten are rid of biden and harris, rolled the dice can, we'll probably lose in 2024, but we'll restore the party once known for youth and energy and the future. they had jfk and barack

obama,print, even -- bill clinton, even jimmy carter was in his early 50s when he was elected to the white house. now they turn around and get these establishment, lock necessary if monster the creatures -- loch ness monster or creatures and look where we are. i think it's too little too late. i think they'd rather this ticket just bleed out. we'll see. i think joe biden's bigger if play is to have all these third party candidates to help him the way ross perot helped bill clinton, say, in 1999 32. perot got zero electoral votes, but he got 19% of the popular vote. that would be his play. the problem is he's not the challenger here, he's the incumbent, and we roy really helped bill clinton and hurt the incouple preponderate -- will: right now it looks like the third party would hurt joe biden, not trump. >> there you go. there are lots of billionaires out there, 1 is 11 is 00 or so

in this country, i read that minute can say i'm worth 7 billion, why not spend one-seventh of that having pun in a presidential race. they'll take their happen half a billion and embarrass that -- the way bloomberg's people did. i think if you're joe biden, stick to plan a, get trump the through the legal system. will: right. >> and they believe that in the 91 counts if he's convicted on 1, game over. if they can send the president to jail god forbid bid for one night, that's enough for them. but it's not going to work for another reason. joe biden probably won't even debate don trump. -- donald trump. being able to defend this horrible record. so i think that it's donald trump who's saying, look, here's what i would do with iran, with china, in the middle east. i think joe biden, they're counting op one of these cases being accelerated, being able to convict the president and saying to people you don't want a president that's been convicted

of a criminal charge. i just don't think it's going to be enough. will: it's not book -- looking good. >> last point. we as vote is ors, we talk about and even complain about what offends us, we vote according to what affects us x that's really the difference here. people are going to be very very interested as well they should be, that's why trump's ahead. will: good stuff as always, kellyanne. thank you so much, merry christmas. >> merry christmas. god bless. will: all right. griff, over to you. griff: thanks, will. turning now to some head laurens starting with this, check this out. this plane shaking as it tries landing outside of manchester's airport in england thursday. pilots had to board abort their landing and try again due to stormy conditions and 50 mile-an-hour or winds. 11 flights were diverted to other airports. and and will's favorite story, kim kardashian is showing off her reusable white christmas wrapping. she posted the video on instagram showing off her home's

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♪ ♪ will: christian music artist blessing offer lost his vision when he was 10 is years old, but that did not stop him from pursuing a career in music. after teaching himself how to play the piano and write songs. of. nicole: he released his full-length album and his christmas ep, like a child, this year. griff: he's a two-time grammy award nominee, and he joins us now as part of our all-american christmas concert series is. blessing, thanks for being here, merry christmas. >> yes. griff: you know, i see amazing stories hike yours and, obviously, god gave you this talent. but what inspired you to get to where you are now? >> you know, i have to give a

lot of credit to the community i got to grow up around. i remember my third grade teacher bought me a really wonderful record, like, for some reason people from when i was a kid, i grew up in connecticut, had alls thought, hey, this guy might be able to do something, and they've always been encouraging and kind and good-hearted and just pushed me forward. so all of this would not be possible without the good community that i got to be part of. will: and i know you've said something about this and you often hear this, when someone loses one sense, all the others are heightened. for you, losing sight helped lead you in the direction of where we are today. >> you know, it's, it's interesting when you don't have that immediate visual indication, you tend to, i would imagine, just kind of be a little more open to things. so the cliche in this case turns out to be more or less accurate. [laughter] nicole: we are, i mean, it really is a testament that someone with comes into your life, they believe in you, it really helps move you forward,

and we're very excited to listen to you play and sing, and it's such a perfect time of year for this. it really is special. griff: i want to ask you, what's your favorite christmas song? >> i mean, uma little bias -- i'm a little biased of it's a wonderful christmas. it's pretty solid. i'm hoping paul mccartney says hi -- [laughter] because he nailed the song, and we just touched on it a little bit. will: by the way, blessing's album, my tribe, and his christmas ep, like a child, are out now. and he will be supporting lauren daigle on the second leg of her kaleidoscope tour next year, but he's getting ready to perform for us. he's going to do lil' drummer boy. >> i'm excited. will: let's do it, thank you. ♪ come, they told me.

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♪ the mood is right, spirits up. ♪ nicole: that is another one of blessing's songs, and his album, my tripe, and and his christmas ep are out now if you want to listen to more. will: you were just telling us about your nonprofit. >> i grew up, i was born in nigeria with, i would have group up blind in nigeria had i not come to the united states. so i started the offor mercy mundt fund. you'll hear about a it soon. griff griff thanks for being here. you are so talent.. -- talented. merry christmas to you. will: and merry christmas to you as well. we'll be back here tomorrow morning on christmas eve. go get that last minute shopping done. griff: go shop. will: you'll see griff out there. see you tomorrow. >> merry christmas. ♪ ♪ neil: the debate is still raging over that supreme court now fu