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jimmy:will: it's 8 aiming hour x & friends" weekend starting with this president-elect reveals trump and biden will meet in the oval office this week. pete: plus sprowrt saga. democrats talks to push out the most liberal justice while maybe -- before trump takes office. could democrats drop the gavel on the high court? for lame duck replacement fox news anchor shannon bream weighs in just ahead. rachel: here we go again. celebrities threatening to leave the country as trump is reelected that and much more in my pop culture round you know joe piscopo this hour "fox & friends" weekend starts right now.

♪ ♪ pete: beautiful shot of rhode island. a state that did not go for trump but only had three electoral votes which was half of kamala. i'm just kidding. good to be here. thanks for being here we're in a good mood. i'm in a good mood are you? will: in a good mood. glai. great mood. did you guys see s&l last night the opening. pete: we're going to talk about it a little -- rachel: funny making "saturday night live" great again funny for the first time in a long time. pete: like they were protrump all of the time. rachel: didn't want to get in the revenge list. and the new trump because they want to be nice to him now it was really funny. pete: see a clip in your pop culture roundup. will: i want to see which celebrities have decided to

leave the country. we were talking during the commercial break never been a time in our lives in our lives, i'm thinking your life as well where celebrities have less influence where left has not defined what is cool and popular culture. i'm not telling you i think it is important to be cool or define your politics by what is cool but very important to the left to be cool. and it isn't -- it is definitively not cool not music not hollywood. none of it is -- controlled. by the left. pete: bunch of scolds. rachel: we talk about that in pop culture we're going talk about the reaction of young people to this election they're their own creates on social media they don't need j.lo or beyoncé or usher to tell them they voted the way they wanted to and they posted their own celebrations on tiktok and on

instagram we're going to play a little bit of that because i think it is interesting. pete: manufactured stuff on tiktok that was meant to look authentic but actually commissioned by the white house by the campaign. that stuff doesn't work either like who are you and what do you represent is the future? rachel: instagram -- pete: paid or captured by kamala campaign it looks canned it doesn't work. rachel: oprah paid a million dollars to do it. all of these people. pete: didn't work. we begin the 8:00 hour with our final call of the 2024 for the presidential race as president trump officially flipped arizona adding to his historic win. rachel: trump sweeping all seven battleground states lifting total number of electoral college votes to 312. the most won by a gop presidential candidate since 1988 that was before graduated from high school. will: comes as the white house announces trump and bidesen will meet in the oval office on

wednesday. as trump begins his transition to the white house, we know two names who won't be joining him. former ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley former secretary of state mike pompeo. pete: trump posting to truth social he won't be invited two while thanking them for their previous work. haley responding on x saying, quote, i was proud to work with president trump defending america at the united nations i will wish him and all who serve great success in moving us forward to a stronger, safer america over the next four years. rachel: former ambassador to germany one time acting director of national intelligence rick could be joining trump's cabinet. he's rumored to be in the running for secretary of state. will: trump return to the white house could bring changing to the fbi christopher wray has the job until 2027 trump could replace him before the end of his term. pete: yeah rick grinnell a name

to pay attention to heard him in a lot of -- a lot of support inside of the new administration. and that tweet, that tweet or that post by truth by president trump about haley and pompeo, was a surprise because usually you don't post who is out. but not -- rachel: why did he do that? pete: public speculation about positions for both of them that he wanted to end. i also think in the case of nicky haley there was things that surfaced that he said in 2023 when he was thinking about running when you're thinking about being a candidate you take a different approach which trump world taken issue with as well. so interesting development but not totally surprising. rachel: i had heard from read some things from people saying, you know if he wanted to show unity, he should reach out to that wing of the party that sort of neocon wing of the party but there was a lot of pushback from the base as you said. when those names started floating and so he put an end to

all of the speculation saying don't worry i'm not doing these two, and you see other names popping forward. will: bring in fox news anchor shannon bream to join us this morning. shannon: i'm also not joining the administration so there wasn't speculation on the couch. will: change banner on the bottom of the screen. pete: would make a great supreme court justice. never say never, shannon. shannon: not confirmable. but anyway i think it was nice, though, even though president trump said these two aren't going to be part of it didn't you think it was classy how the whole thing went down response from nikki haley everybody is playing nice. pete: rest of the statement thanking femme they are what they've done in a previous administration. shannon you were there on election night we just -- the last state just called 312 set the scene for just how historic this is. shannon: there's got to be a lot of soul searching from in democs right now and some of them are maintaining line that america is full of sexist racist, you know,

bigots terrible people who voted this way and donald trump is a threat and that the american people need to look at themselves and see what they did wrong. there are other democrats who are very openly having this conversation. like gosh our policies were out of line with millions and millions of mainstream americans who felt that certain factions and policies of this party have gone too far and we have to be honest with ourselves. we and some of them are doing that publicly one of the guests today congressman dean phillips mounted a primary challenge against president biden because it would be disastrous to run again because he's publicly saying we have a major problem to discuss here. will: you brought up the supreme court or -- at least pete brought up the supreme court saying you would be a great supreme court justice. rachel: would be -- will: there might be an opening for you to be nominated there's rumors that many democrats are perhaps pressuring joe biden or first sonia sotomayor to replace

in the next two months that timeline for confirmation everything we've seen in this the past but she's 70 and the point is they're terrified of trump getting another appointment which could swing it from a progressive justice over to a maybe a originalist textualist conservative justice. shannon: there's so many points of risk in that plain if democrats decide to launch it first of all sources close to justice sotomayor there's no outreach from democratic senators from the white house from the hill at all to push this with her. it seems like it is just more of, you know, floating these links to politico to see if it would publicly influence here. there were people before the election in the spring publicly saying she should step away. she should step down but listen at the last several times i've seen her on the bench she's completely engaged completely healthy. she's very open about the fact that she deals with diabetes and manages that. and people close to her say like she's not considering going

anywhere. will: quick together we can do this is it sotomayor thomas and alito that are in their 70s meaning for four years of a trump presidency you would be focused somewhat on those three as potential turnover? shannon: chief is 69 if i have my birthdays right, so you know there's a cluster of them but still by supreme court standards, you know that's kind of middle age. because you know they can stick around until their 80s or 90s. yeah. rachel: you've been this court and other courts how do they take that when they see this this is not the first time we've heard floating like maybe you should retire so we can put someone younger in. how do they take that? shannon: think about justice ginsburg she dug in her heels more you write about it it is less likely she said listen to get somebody confirmed who is just as progressive as i am. she didn't use those words but basically signaling somebody who would take my position it is hard for you to get someone like that and her life's work after

her husband passed away she was devoted to the court for the rest of hadder life. but remember justice breyer, there were these trucks driving around retire breyer here in front of the supreme court in front much washington. he felt like it was a good time to go into his 80s, and that, of course, gave president biden the opportunity to nominate and confirmation of justice jackson. pete: for sure. shannon you mentioned dean phillips you'll have him on your program today who else? >> byron donalds he's a true loyalist to president trump we'll talk about transition plans and house plans moving forward if they take the house there's a lot of expectation about what they can get done. ill ask him about the report his district hit hard bit recent storms, fema reporting. i'm sure she'll have something to say about that. before we go i have to say i think you were the only other person under like 90 who knows words to the marine corps. anthem. >> i love that we both know it. rachel: i learned it through torture. very appropriate i suppose.

pete: how did you shannon? shannon: a god in krpght concert every spring and part that have we sang all of the service anthems. so they're stuck in there. from teenage years. pete: a great school. rachel: you went to liberty too? shannon: they would approve of you seaning it there too. rachel: they sure would. shannon you're the best. shannon: good to see you guys. pete: all right that was fun. [laughter] pause -- displaism awkward pause. pete: enjoy it. the morning. will: he doesn't want to set up the topic seeing if i'll take it up. i'm letting you know what happens on tv i'll drink my coffee and take it easy and see if will will set the topic up. will: consider that you might -- rachel: i was too busy drinking coffee. pete: there's a headline is as follows let's lead with the headline that's most important part i raised $50 million for

democrats -- and this week i voted for trump. saying that democrat party turned its back on me and my family long before i turned my back on it. even barker a she slams democratses for the lack of values in the free press which has been open about a lot of these conversations here's part of the article and argument that's made. the democrat party evolved into a group that signals vir which you and lack real values group that pandered and never produces advances right to choose are essential freedoms in our krnghts when it is all you have to offer because your constituency so removed from the material conditions of regular people what you get is a candidate who stands for nothing. who could never articulate her vision for america. ultimately guys that's it. we said that multiple times on this couch what does she really stand for? previous positions -- and then nonpositions. rachel: not just she but the party you're say okay they stand

for women's rights women rights means abortion because when you can't define a woman and defending little girls and teenagers and college athletes, against being competed against by -- by men. in situations that could be actually physically harmful, you're not really for women's rights you want to set back -- will: they have underpersonallizing this kamala harris was a bad version of this. in her inability to do it like i don't know -- shannon is going to have dean phillips on maybe he would done a better job of like, you know, pivoting himself in some way to make it more pallettable. but the problem is to your point it is the ideas on a deeper level in all of the candidates have to parrot in the ideas. not just parrot them but become how they are defined. they're defined by identity politics and issues. pete: find a world in which a so-called moderate democrat could define what a female is wins a democratic primary right

now. will: they would get destroyed i don't see that world right now. pete: far left controls gate keepers as far as who becomes a candidate and wins. joe -- joe biden was the closest to that right? what did he decide to do? go in all on bernie and aoc the easiest path for him. rachel: you were talking about nancy pelosi being sort of like the most powerful figure in the democrat party right now especially because barack obama is now in a lot of deep water because of what he caused this cue and this cue did not work for him and losing mojo she lives that figure and she's considered moderate next to say, like aoc and the whole, you know, squad. will: because she is. comparatively speaking. she is. rachel: that's how far off they are, and that's why they're in this position you had a fascinating interview yesterday with a donor because a lot of donors raised a lot of money like the guy we just talked

about in that op-ed and they're mad. watch. >> truth is the -- this is just an epic disaster this is a one billion one billion dollar disaster. actually it was one billion 18 million i think right there are 20 million or 20 million or 18 million in debt. it is incredible and i raise millions of that. i have friends that i have to be accountable to explain what happened because i told them it was a margin of error race i was promised. general mally dylan promised all of us that harris would win and put videos out saying that harris would win. i believed her. my donors believed her. and so they wrote massive checks, and i feel like all of us were misled even on election night i looked somebody in the eye and said are we going to pull it off she told me yes and i asked somebody else how are you feeling we're beginning to win iowa. >> that was lynndee lee.

she was refreshingly straightforward. in her frustration with how it played out. will: all right we're going turn to additional headlines start here a new jersey man has been charged with arson and connection to a wildfire that he allegedly sparked firing a shotgun. saw that earlier pete like that doesn't just compute don't fire a shotgun and fire starts. shooting off -- pete: a different sort of round. will: burning the this fire 350 acres of land. elsewhere in the state, we've learned that a first responder from new york has been killed while fighting separate wildfires in northern jersey. those fires covering parts of the area with smoke and haze as they continue to burn over the weekend. pete: fire rout during a drought. jurors in the trial failing to

reach a verdict, they're now scheduled to return monday. richard alan accused of killing two young girls in indiana back in february 2017 although alan defense argues there's a lack of evidence and claiming his confessions were cohearsed. house oversight committee calling on fema director to testify after one of their officials told hurricane relief workers to avoid homes with trump signs. committee chairman james comer says this hearing will address fema response to recent officials that fema relief workers to bypass hurricane impacted homes displaying campaign signs for president trump. the fema official who instructed workers to, quote, avoid homes -- advertising trump as since been fired. and a new poll revealing america america's favorite sandwich drum roll please that sandwich -- it is a grilled cheese sandwich.

42% that's what they say. >> it is a comfort food. their go to. easy to make. >> a grilled cheese sandwich or a -- will: second chicken sandwich. followed by turkey, ham, and tuna sandwiches. pete: very versatile. rachel: cuben that's the versatile. pete: adults love it you need a little bit of butter, bread and cheese. you can get sophisticated with salami in it. rachel: simple and delicious, a grilled cheese. will: you wouldn't put salami in that and make it better. rachel: kids can make it on their own. pete: dip it in the tomato soup make it is better and supposed to read this with a mouthful. will. rachel: i forgot how greesey a grill -- good grilled cheese sandwich is very greasy. record gains came down to top issue one of the campaign senior

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his second term. pete: this surpasses george w. bush previous reported and surge in support mainly boiled down to one issue, the economy. will: joining us now with more trump 2024 senior advisor daniel alvarez great to have you only the program if you could talk to us about what you're seeing with these numbers in these gains among latino voters. >> well, president trump, obviously, had a historic win across the country not only winning the popular vote and every single battle ground state as it was called today but he also performed inkreddably well with hispanic voters. having huge swings, he had a 19 point swing nationally among hispanic voters and swings double digits in every battle ground state from ten to 20 points, florida, pennsylvania, nevada, arizona, even texas. and i think it came down to treating our community as whole voters.

not just talking to us about immigration. not just talking to us about the economy but talking to us about every single issue that matters holistically, of course, it absolutely paid off. rachel: i couldn't agree more. i think this was the first time we've ever seen any candidate speak to hispanics as if they're just americans. so the message he gave in wasaw wisconsin and same message he gave in coachella we saw so many differences that the other side was doing where they would have like an ad that was pro-israel one state and one that was, you know -- geared at arab americans in a different state. is this going to be the new -- template for every other campaign at least on the republican side? >> well, i think it absolutely has to be. you know, it seemed to be very confusing for democrat when is they would talk about, you know, opening certain minority offices and things that were really geared towards hispanic vote rs buzz they miss again that big

picture that holistic picture i'm a whoat voter i'm a mom, a wife, you know, i'm an incredibly hard worker when it came down to again those economic issues, president trump was speaking to me and speaking to my community when it came down to bringing down costs whether it came down to cutting regulations. as a mom i really cared about the issues that he talked about, you know, because i have two young daughters one is four, other one turned one last week and epted to hear about changes that would be made again a family oriented community what my kids are learning in school and one of the things i noticed org did the campaign trail i would get asked how many minority communities centers do you have? and again, president trump was treating hispanic voters like whole voters. like american voters really taking care of those -- those issues that mattered most. not necessarily pandering so what i say to those reporters and democrats who said we have

300 minority offices well we have 300 electoral votes. >> that's right. that's good. treating people as individuals. as god intended danielle alvarez appreciate your time. thank you. rachel: thanks danielle. you guys 78% of the hispanics are from the working class. when you have an agenda like donald trump does in economic agenda that speaks to the working class, it doesn't matter what color krowr. they're all going to be interested in what you have to say. s&l flips script and praises trump selects threaten to leave the country, and young voters celebrate the big win and we have a big guest on our pop culture roundup joe piscopo joins us for that roundup coming up next but first american bombshells perform live in honor of veteran's day weekend. whew. ♪ ♪ ♪ lady that stands for what we believe ♪ ♪ ♪ and there's a that echoes a

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♪ ♪ rachel: well it is time for another pop culture round you this time joined by former s&l cast member host of the joe piscopo lemgd in his own right going to start off with this s&l hilarious reaction last night to trump's win. watch. ♪ ♪ >> we had s&l would like to say to donald trump, we have been with you all along -- [laughter] >> we have never waiverred in our support of you.

even when others doubted you. >> from now on we're going to do very flattering portrayal of trump because he's frankly my hero and he's going to make an incredible president and eventually king concern -- [laughter] rachel: so good already donald trump making s&l great again like that was the funniest s&l in years. >> didn't do elon musk. didn't do biden it was nice, it was smart. it was respectful most of all funny. funny first. elon musk character hill hilarious. rachel: i thought he looked so young and never aged. crazy. >> sweetst guy in the world so pleasant to see rachel. thank you for noticing. rachel: listen i'm going to keep watching. all right here's another thing you remember all of the

celebrities will leave she's from the barbie movie she says america is sick that donald trump is president again. she is devastated that kamala lost she thought the country she lived in was better than that insider telling them and continue to have a presence in hollywood. for work purposes because she needs to -- she presence is needed in hollywood. joe her name is america is she going to change her name? >> don't let the door hit you on the way out. i think we are greatest country and donald trump has got already putting into plans to make the country greater to bring back the great country don't insult us by saying you're going leave this beautiful, beautiful country the united states of america. and you know what they won't they're big talk no one ever goes ever notice that. no one goes. rachel: maybe she will. here's other ones that say they'll leave minnie driver hugh jackman he's not american.

renée -- as you would say buh-bye all right the celebrity endorsement dead will have been talking about this all morning long bethenny frankel says yes. watch. >> selects no longer have influence over two billion followers did not move the needle for a 150 million voters. so that means it's spinning wheels, it is useless it is a flex and it doesn't even do anything. >> so two billion followers of all of these celebrity endorse many of them paid we found out also a billion dollars on a campaign didn't move the needle. >> nobody listens, nobody cares bag in the old days when mr. sinatra saw he supported jfk and ronald reagan and got me to meet him and changed my political outlook it really meant something now nobody cares. audience so hip now on the radio

show thank god you're here with this outlet at fox speaking the truth. the public is so smart now. nobody cares what a select thinks serve the content creator and influencers. this next story has me jazzed up you're talking about people not taking a lead from hollywood these are young people making tiktok videos celebrating trump's win. watch this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ymca ♪ ♪ ♪ day of reckoning ♪ ♪ ymca ♪ ♪ they took donald trump's like boomer dance -- and they made it cool. >> i was at the madison square garden event that was epic it was beautiful.

there was love in the room. i saw more young people by the way every race, color, and creed they had maga hats in manhattan maga hats talking trump flags all good stop the hate. it will be great rachel. rachel: will and i were there too we didn't see nazis no nazis end with him with joe giving us his best donald trump dance. >> will's impression of me you are black and i am white you are blind as a bat, and i have sight. can't say the rest of it. what's it. otherwise i'll be canceled. rachel: best donald trump dance as we leave. >> i like the golf swing. got a golf swing you know, god bless america. rachel: joe you're the best you're going sing frank sinatra you did that last. do that for everybody -- we love it.

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>> well it wasn't just a huge win for president-elect trump on election night. republicans across the board whether in the senate or in the house flipping seats that could soon mean a trifecta. >> let's go off the wall and break down majorities victories for the gop. we'll start as part that have trifecta the united states senate in the senate the republicans have flipped four seats, pete, to give them a 53

vote majority. pete: that's right i believe the one outstanding ration is kari lake in arizona yet to be called. but the big point that you point out defeating incumbent is a difficult thing to do and the real big one this is the fact that donald trump won the state so early was part of helping dave mccormick defeating dave casey in california a big pickup for republicans. >> tim sheehy former navy s.e.a.l. took down john jon tester as we saw in the election cycle big win for republicans. pete: another one we saw coming west virginia former governor was a -- big victor in west virginia. obviously, i think that's the state that went the most for trump on election night 50 points or something like that. will: west virginia, oklahoma city where every single county went republican. this one wasn't, though, as expected. a little bit more of a surprise see bernie win in ohio. incumbent sherrod brown.

pete: beaten many and entrenched incumbent defeated counted out by a lot of folks. he ran a great race and won. will: let's move over to the second part which was balance of power in the united states house of representatives. as it stands right now, it is 202 democrats, 213 republicans. still several outstanding seats. pete: we weren't sure the story of election night everyone was focused on the white house then it became like the senate majority is in republican handle. this is the open question. that was this became the question that night and still is. need to get to 218, and there are number of races where republicans had pickups that will get them to that point. will: in michigan, you can see this is one of the big pickups pete -- the republican see -- crime border, and debt big issues in that race. and we move over to nebraska, nebraska too -- don bacon there were races where the incumbent is facing tough challenge or this was one in nebraska. one of the more contested

districts in nebraska. will: then in pennsylvania wins all night in pennsylvania from the presidency, the house, and the senate as well. another big pickup in district 8 here in pennsylvania. >> defeated a seven term incumbent and matt right economy and immigration, immigration big issue in pennsylvania. shows you how that really is an issue that resonates. will: we talk about the trifecta, of course, is the presidency. but let's not overlook the ballot initiatives underneath as well that were happening across the states first of all who lost. well, how about 12 of the 25 george soros funded length district attorneys across the country lost notably by the way the one everyone is come to know, george gascón in los angeles. pete: he didn't just lose he lost big. he lost by 24 points. this is heralded as a future of social justice, justice where criminals get the benefit of the doubt. well the voters spoke

resoundingly in los angeles and booted him from office. >> this is san francisco but i know endorsed by kessa another george soros prosecutor who was recalled in san francisco. gleet >> these are two defeats pamela price was actually recalled -- by the voters because of her again, soft on crime policies and communities that were affected by the crime that was rampant. will: this is georgia debra gonzalez tossed out by 20% what is notable here as district attorney she represents the same county where laken riley was murdered. pete: a little bit about that and overall remember at the end when kamala harriss asked about proposition 36 in california and she said no comment. she's running for president and turns out -- meanwhile proposition 36 passes in california which increase penalties for theft and drug crime so voters speaking out we want tough on crime. >> some of the ballot issues not

just prop 6 in california but how about this three states denied additional protections to abortion access nebraska, florida, and south dakota. and it was various types of measures about when you could have abortion restrictions pushing it back to the point of, quote, viability in some places that failed. pete: failed in three states and democrats put a lot of weight into it in other states where they thought that historically that abortion measures increased turnout on their side which led to other victories in three states in particular, it went in the other direction you needed 60 in florida they didn't get there. will: these states, eight states in many cases put in constitutional amendments idaho, iowa, kentucky, and wisconsin, that they limited voting to would seem to be logical but to citizens of the united states. pete: if your state isn't on that list find how you can get on the ballot next time but it

is resoundingly popular with voters who are skeptical that one side might be interested in anyone voting not just citizens. >> this is a fascinating measure that passed in arizona it allowed police to arrest illegal immigrants who cross over the border. allowing local law enforcement as pointed out by trump on numerous occasions of something he would like to do empower local law enforcement if border patrol won't do it let local authorities to enforce our laws. >> something as that trump talked about that he would include local law enforcement while in arizona, it is already enshrined into the law. will: there you go let's go now to chief meteorologist rick ricr the weather forecast. >> we had one of the biggest storms in colorado let me tell you about it. take a look at the maps we have the biggest storm since the 1983 in denver 20 inches of snow fell over about five days, though, so not as impactful but look at

some of the snowfall totals across the plains not in higher elevations we saw some spots 53 inches that's over four and a half feet of snow that's a lot of snow. around four and a half feet. this is the storm now you see the center of the spin over across parts of minnesota in towards wisconsin. but a lot of rain cutting down across the ohio valley now. and eventually today, that rain is going to make its way across mid-atlantic in towards the northeast that is great news. we've been about 40 days without rain and that is blown away the prior record dry stretch we're going to get some rain in here not huge but we're talking maybe a half an inch of rain that will help a lot for the drought that is ongoing. all right pete and will sending it back to you. will: you bet. pete: one organization is erasing millions in medical debt for heros we'll tell you how. will: first american bombshells sing the american hymn. ♪ from the halls of montezuma to

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♪ ♪ >> a tomorrow is veteran's day and as we honor american military service worker a veteran owned apparel and footware brand is making the next step to help those who served our country ceo of born primitive joins now is everyone has been on my social media you've seen me posting this stuff i wear this born primitive gear but it is let me put this way it is impressive and so is born primitive tell me what you're doing for vets on veteran's day. >> for every veteran's day we do something to benefit the veteran community and this year we're raising the bar we're pledging all of our profits to pay off five million dollars of veteran medical debt. so we paid off two and a half of that in august. we didn't tell anyone and we are pledging all profits to get that to $5 million by tomorrow night.

will: 5 million tomorrow night for medical debt for vets. >> we've reached otopeople that were the first batch of recipients been able to tell them over the phone and that has been incredible. so everything on the site from one primitive will get pledged towards this effort we hope we can rally everyone to be a part of it and allow us to do some good on veteran's day. will: you were talking about calls you're making when you're telling these guys their medical bills are paid off. what's that like? >> pretty unreal this idea was born over the summer, of course, you can visualize but when it humanizes it quite a bit. i get to call a marine later today ironically on the marine's birthday to let him know his debt of 183,000 is 0 he was parollized went through medical issues. unfortunately it wasn't covered so that's debt he's never going to be able to pay off so when you get to do things like that it is worth it for us and customers to get behind this.

we try to do this every year. we proud to say we've donated two million to date but this will by far be our biggest impact. will: now everyone watching as i mention i really leak your stuff at born primitive everything you're selling now is going towards -- for veteran's day. until tomorrow night. right? trying to make this goal accomplished by tomorrow night everything you're selling profits going towards this debt forgiveness. >> midnight pacific tomorrow nights. will: how people can help and buy this is some of the gears this the camp fire shirt right i got some of these. >> you're looking at our camp fire collection that is flannel and jeans perfect for this time of year we started as a fitness brand ladies you're covered. you know we have a tactical line for military and first responders we have an outdoor hunting line we have our savage one training issue our freedom capsule that we launch i had brought it in this box. so this is the don't tread on me

edition betsy ross edition homage to founding values of our republic comes with, you know, founding documents this even has oak from the uss constitution which is pretty timely. so pretty priceless there's something for everyone on the site hope everyone can get behind it. constitution of the united states, this is really cool stuff. by the way all made with that material. everything you do it is like comfortable, stretches, really cool stuff. you're doing cool, products, cool mission, thank you for sharing with us. born primitive hope people will join the cause end tomorrow night. >> t-shirts are so soft. >> i'm getting this. that. they've made their claims. >> whole table is claimed. i can't tell you how soft the t-shirts are. i got this one. don't go anywhere. chelsea gabbard will join us in the big final hour.

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