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♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] rachel: wow. >> incredible. >> that's the american bombshells performing "god bless the usa" in honor of veterans day weekend. an a absolutely incredible performance. rachel: i feel like i should go to the wardrobe doesn't and get something '40s style. they're just inspiring me. >> looking graivment they reminded me in the green room, it's the marine corpses birthday marine corps birthdaytoo. rachel: they do all kinds of events. you can go online, figure out how to book them. they're as incredible as you see them right now. before we move to the news, can we talk a little about bear. >> in the last segment? what do you want to know. rachel: he looks like thor.

>> he looks like a super human version of a human. rachel: why don't you say what you said during the break. >> he's like the grown-up superhero version i want to b he's got long hair, super jacked. >> he's got a man crush. rachel: he said you had a man crush because you wanted that segment. >> well, we are just friends. i'm friends with bear. you want to be bear. [laughter] >> talking about bear from born prim continue. itive.>> we begin our final hoh a fox news alert, it's our final call in the 2024 presidential race as president-elect trump officially flipped arizona adding to the historic win. >> trump sweeping all seven battleground states, lifting the total number of electoral college votes to 312, the most by a gop candidate since 1988.

rachel: it comes as white house press secretary karine jean-pierre revealed trump and biden will meet in the oval office on wednesday. i would love to be a fly on the wall there. >> demonstrations popping up in cities like new york and seattle, protesting elections and fears over deportations and threats to reproductive rights. a lot of the fears have been reflected by the way, i think we've seen some of this women shaving their heads on -- rachel: they're going on a sex boycott as well. >> that's a thing. rachel: that's a real thing. >> it was another great example of this. but the truth is, -- >> is it a real thing? [laughter] >> it's a real thing that's happening on tiktok. [laughter] >> you can't protest something you're not doing anyway. [laughter] >> i've seen the videos. rachel: good morning, everybody. [laughter] >> i'm boycotting being a billionaire. [laughter] rachel: i'm going to boycott being tall. >> i'm going to boycott being

rich. it's amazing. by the way, the fears, especially on the r reproductive rights side, he already said he's not signing a national abortion ban. on the deportation side, there is reason, we let in 15 million illegals, too many of which have committed crimes and he said we're sending them home. if you're going to protest that, you had the chance, it was a election. you lost. now things are going to change. rachel: he ran on deporting people who came here illegally and city won the hispanic vote which goes against everything every consultant ever told a republican. fascinating how his gut open int is right that americans are not individual little groups but they're americans and they all care about safety and security and they care about legality to the key voting groups, his phispanicsand catholics voted bs

for donald trump as well. they're part of the explanation for how trump won. listen. >> president trump obviously had a historic win across the country not only winning the popular vote in every single battleground state as it was called today but he also performed incredibly well with hispanic voters. 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 hole holistically. >> kamala harris had a problem with catholics, record hostility toward catholics that she only made worse, meanwhile i think president trump spoke to the concerns of many workers and families that just want to return to normal. they don't want radical abortion. they don't want catholic hospitals being shut down and they want normal gas prices and normal grocery prices, a normal

border and normal girls sports. >> that's the premise i think of fundamental of conservatism for look time is treating people as individual souls, created in the likeness and image of god. you want to unleisure ability as an individual based on your passions to reach the american dream. when you put people in boxes and say you're a certain way so you need to vote a certain way and we'll shame you if you don't vote that way or cater to this small part of who you are and you have to ignore the stuff you disagree with us on, not only does that offend people but you lose, you lose again and again because they can't reckon with that. >> i had a fascinating conversation on the will cain show, breaking down why it happened and why pollsters didn't see it happening. she was saying something similar. pollsters live in new york or d.c. they see the world through the lens of a spreadsheet, columns and in other words latino vote, black vote, this vote, right, and those columns, when

politicians read that stuff and target stuff that way. democrats have gone all-in on identity politics. it ignores the real worlds of neighborhoods and communities where the columns go like this, they're intertwined the kids sports and school and you have common threads that make up a community and make up a nation and you're not just a column on a spreadsheet. and how ugly and dumbed down it is to think of the country in that way as a number. you're an entry. rachel: towards the end of the campaign when the kamala harris campaign realized oh, boy we have a lot of trouble with black men, one of the things they deployed obama who shaped and scolded them but the other thing that happened was kamala came out with a black economic agenda, do you remember that? it was so co condescending, so . that was the beauty of what donald trump said. he said you're all american, all

working hard, you all have families and here's what i plan to do and it didn't matter what color you were. i think that's also -- you have to think about your family and your economic situation but i also think was sort of like a relief in america in this vote i was like you know, we're so tired, it's the end of that identity politics and intersectionality and all the stuff they wanted to shove down our throat. just treat us like people. >> there are two groups that are very different, men and women. you saw that in the voting results. it turns out as god created us men and women are different, with different interest, desires and needs and you can tailor that in one direction and you have plenty of crossover and you have one party that can't tell you what a woman or man is. rachel: thank you, men. >> saturday night live has seen the shift and they have shifted their programming. watch. >> we at snl would like to say to donald trump we have been

with you all along. [laughter] >> we have never wav wave waivd 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. [laughter] rachel: you guys, if you haven't seen the sketch, i highly recommend you google it. the whole thing from front to back is hilarious. it's based on the premise that democrats said that donald trump was going to exact all this retribution on all his enemies so snl says we were with you the whole time but they did an amazing job. they brought out dana ca carveyo played elon musk and the whole thing was hilarious and a sign that even snl is coming back in the trump era. >> stick with it, snl.

rachel: appeal to everybody. that sketch made fun of everybody. >> i can do that. make fun of will all the time, behind his back and in front of him. rachel: that's true. >> i'm going to cut you out like it's been advised by a yale psychiatrist. a yale psychiatrist is telling liberals if you know people, not just in your friend group but in your family who voted for donald trump, let me tell you what you should do. cut them out. watch. >> if you are going to a situation where you have family members, where you have close friends who you know have voted in ways that are against you, like what you said, against your livelihood, and it's completely fine to not be around those people and to tell them why. you know, to say i have a problem with the way that you voted because it went against my very livelihood and i'm not going to be around you this holiday. i need to take some space for me. >> i'm going to point out, i don't think likelihood means what she thinks it means. livelihood means how make a

libbing. she's not talking about that. donald trump was the vote for your livelyhood. rachel: right, right, right. she's talking about she wants to feel safe. >> say something about that. that's what she means. rachel: i think if your life is such that politics is everything, listen, all of us live in this political space. i would say if you looked at our conversations off-set and on the couch, we probably talk about politics probably a quarter, maybe 30, 40% of the time. most of it we're talking about our kids and families and what we're doing. that's a really healthy balance. if you're all in-and you replaced religion and family with politics, you're not well. you're not going to get your life well. >> i kind of agree with this lady. >> i fo forgot you do. it's okay to -- rachel: is it. break it down for us. >> you've got your fun, conservative members of your family. hang out with them. you don't have to talk politics the whole time. >> you say you took your advice

a long time ago. >> i'm not going to name names. i love everybody. rachel: did they cut you out. >> maybe more that way. >> you can't cut me out, i cut you out. >> exactly. i don't know if the feeling is mutual. it's sort of unsaid. it worked out pretty well. but i know in an interaction with anyone who i have known who is -- i know i can have a great conversation a liberal in any context and not be angry about i that's how should be able to discuss politics amongst other things. probably is, they're all so intertwined. i think allowing yourself to pause and -- >> that's the argument they're making. they're saying however you vote is a reflection of the quality of person you are. they're literally make that argument and so -- >> what types of values you hold. rachel: your politics are your values. >> you're saying the same thing they're saying. they're saying if your values and the type of person you are don't mesh with who i am you don't need to be part of my life. rachel: i'm not saying. >> why are we saying i will not

see you, i'm angry. no, no, no. >> the whole value thing, i hear you. i give people grace to say you're just wrong, you haven't figured things out. >> i'm sure that goes over well. >> i don't say it. i think it. and then i can talk about sports with them and i also think they're wrong. rachel: i love talking about -- you guys know this about me. i don't like small talk. let's talk about important stuff, family, religion, politics, culture, let's talk about all of it but let's be friends at the end. i don't think it's necessary to cut people out or be angry and i think that -- >> we can talk about reality tv. rachel: i love talking about reality tv. but that's not all we can talk about. >> that's not small talk. small talk is how are you, what do you think about the weather. rachel: they're saying -- this thanksgiving, let's admit it will be fun for conservatives. >> it's going to be great. rachel: i think we should get away from the idea that you can't talk about religion, politics and controversial stuff.

we should learn to talk about them in a civil way and love each other at the end of it. that's what family is. >> i agree. pete doesn't agree. rachel: pete says cut them off. pete's with msnbc on this one. >> let's do a poll. rachel: that would be a great poll. >> we're going to turn to your headlines starting with this. a judge setting a $2 million bail for a man suspected in at least nine stabbings in seattle. which happened within two days of each other starting on thursday. the unnamed suspect is held on probable cause for five counts of first degree assault from an attack that hurt five people friday. prosecutors say he has an extreme criminal history, citing his nine past felonies. sounds like all the other people they released in new york on the regular. south carolina officials nabbing one of the 43 mop kyes 43 monkeysthat escaped from a fy last week. they say she's doing well and had a peanut butter and jelly

sandwich. >> what are the other 42 saying? are you saying she's an idiot and she fell for the sandwich. rachel: lots of people are writing me that they're angry that peanut butter and jill wasn't on the sandwich list. >> several escaped monkeys stayed nearby the facility and are swinging back and forth over its fence. >> that's just taunting them. the monkeys are reimprisoning themselves and breaking out over and over again. [laughter] >> we got one. 42 to go. rachel: will loves the monkey story. >> i think it's great. rachel: it has not stopped entertaining him. >> i think there's a serious flaw in the security system if the monkeys can break in and out multiple times. >> we need a net gun. >> i would go there with a net gun with you. >> we have plenty of viewers who would volunteer for that duty. now to football, jure tech georh

pulling off a stunner over miami yesterday, handing the hurricanes the first loss of the season. in oxford, old mistaking down georgia for the rebels' first top five win in a decade, they stormed the field twice. >> s.e.c. in chaos. >> kansas jayhawks upsetting iowa state 25-36. rachel: 45-36. >> what did i say? rachel: 45. >> that wouldn't work. rachel: i'm correcting you. >> byu used a field goal to take down utah, 22-21, keeping the undefeated season alive. >> for the lead for byu, snap, hold, kick, on the way. kick is good! >> as we pointed out, formerly

jason chaffets' job. not easy. you were the father of a kicker. a lot of pressure. >> little upside. maybe moments like that. >> as for the pros, fox has a full slate lined up for you today, kickoffs beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. and those are your headlines. as we mentioned a couple times this morning, veterans day is this monday and fox is partnering with u.s. vets to make camo our cause to help prevent and put an end to veteran homelessness in the united states. rachel: you can join us by making a donation and wearing camo this veterans day, post your camo on social media with this hashtag, honor u.s. vets, hashtag honor u.s. vets. >> to donate and learn more information on how can help u.s. vets end veteran homelessness, scan this qr code on your screen or visit go.fox/usvets. and we have camo on set courtesy of the fox news shop. visit shop.foxnews.com to get

yours. >> there we go. good-looking stuff. love working at a place where all year long but especially on moments like this, truly pouring into the cause supporting vets. >> as president-elect trump narrows down his cabinet picks, will our next guest find a spot in his administration? rachel: tulsi gabbard joins us live next. ♪

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>> well, on wednesday joe biden and president-elect trump will meet at the white house to mark the start of the transfer of power. >> as trump returns to the oval office the focus is on who will be joining him in his cabinet. our next guest says she would be honored to serve if asked. rachel: trump transition team co-chair tulsi gabbard joins us now. i want to ask you, how will you serve? i know you're not going to answer me so i guess i want to -- [laughter] rachel: i guess i'm going to ask just a general question.

it's very clear from the statement that donald trump put out on truth social yesterday where he said i'm not going to have -- who was it? nikki haley and pompeo, thank you very much, long show. and then he put that out which is not very traditional and there seems to be like a battle inside, like whose ideological views are going to show up in this administration. tell me what the criterias are that you're seeing on the transition team, how you're processing people's names and resumes through and also just how important is loyalty in this, people who have stood by the president for a long time? , through thick and thin. >> yeah, sure. president trump is obviously going through and making these decisions very carefully. what we saw in election night was this very, very clear mandate coming from the american people, this overwhelming victory that was a resounding

rejection of the neo con war mongers who like to see our country in a constant state of war, who support feeding the military industrial complex. it was a resounding rejection of the washington establishment that puts their own power over the interests of the people. so president trump is coming into this with the majority of the american people standing alongside him and those who he is bringing with him into this administration i can assure you will be people who are committed to executing his vision, his promise to the american people. so a lot of people talk about loyalty and how important loyalty is. yes, well, it's loyalty to the american people, making sure that the policies that president trump has outlined throughout his campaign that his administration will execute, will always be made within that context that he has talked about since 2016, putting the interests of the american people first.

rachel: yeah, america first. >> tulsi, you became a republican in the course of the race, have been a long-time supporter of donald trump throughout. you used to be a democrat and nancy pelosi and others have been trying to point fingers at each other, right, rather than realize that they've lost touch with the american people, you've got nancy pelosi, you've got other democrats saying well, we are the party of the working class. they're playing the blame game. can they learn anything? you understand that mindset although you completely rejected it. can they learn? >> it's a very good question. you know, when president trump won in 2016, i remember going back to washington thinking like oh, okay, maybe the leaders of the democrat party are going to have a moment of introspection and ask themselves, okay, what are we getting wrong because the american people clearly rejected the democrat leadership of hillary clinton and chose donald trump. it didn't happen then. it has not happened since. and as you can see here, it's not happening now. it's very revealing in how

they're reacting to president trump's win of the popular vote, win of the electoral vote in that they still think we, the american people, are stupid. they think we are garbage. and we can see this by them calling us that, essentially, calling those of us who supported president trump and who voted for him as, you know, we're nazis, we're racists, we're sexist, we're bigots still after the election they're doing this. when you see people like governor gavin newsom and other democrat governors saying we have to trump-proof our states to protect their states from the duly elected president of the united states. they don't believe in democracy. as much as they say they're defenders of democracy, their very actions say no, no, no, they don't believe in democracy, they don't believe in the voices of the people carrying the day through our elections. they believe in their own power, their own radical agenda that

kamala harris showed in the last four years has been disastrous for the american people, both here in domestic policy as well as foreign policy. >> tulsi gabbard, thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >> there's been a lot of conversations, which you know the relationships behind the scenes on who will be saddled with the blame for what just went down. thank you for your time, tulsi. rachel: thanks, tulsi. >> have a great day. rachel: you too. football sunday is also here. we have the must see nfl matchups right here on fox. gjen hale is live with week 10 predictions and picks. ♪ my dad believed in hard work, and the farm was the perfect place to learn grit, determination and problem solving. we're taking that passion and channeling it through our farm to home bedding bath, and apparel at red land cotton. we grow cotton in the rich red earth of north alabama.

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debut after being on injured reserve with an achilles injury. here to break it down is nfl on fox sideline reporter jen hale. >> it's going to be a good one, fantasy owners have been waiting for the christian mccaffery return. >> we haven't seen him all season long. difference maker for the 49er's. >> incredible difference maker, he's the reining offensive player of the year, first game back, will there be rust to knock off? if there was ever a player i say know, it's christian mccaffery. he's so in tune with his body. the 49ers are desperate for a way to get back in the picture. he's going to ignite this offense for san francisco. >> you brought up fantasy football, baker mayfield is my backup fantasy quarterback. you told me he's dinged up. >> he's got a toe injury. part of his magic, his strength

is the mobility, decision making ability in the pocket. will he have the same maneuverability. it's a huge factor for the bucs. they're at home. there are more 49ers fans that bought tickets than bucs fans. they haven't had the bye yet. it's a good one to watch. >> we talked about games we might previe this morning. i watch games with the falcons involved this year. there's something about the falcons, kirk cousins, robinson, drake london, they're an exciting team. >> they found a winning formula. they won several big ones in a row, ones quote, unquote, they shouldn't have won. kirk cousins looks incredible, leading the nfl in touchdown passes. dijon robinson, a big, exciting running back. drake london is the one to watch.

he's a little banged up with a hip injury. he wants to go today versus the saints. will he be able to make a go of it? the saints, my goodness, fired head coach dennis allen, lost seven in a row after a two game stastart. how much will the shakeup ignite the team. you've got a play caller. they have switched up coaching position, everything from locker positions to frame day and practice regiments so you could see a revived saints squad today. >> finally, the late game scheduled today at 4:00 p.m., titans and chargers. not normally on fox. do we get to see afc teams. but you get to see what has been an exciting team with the chargers with justin yo herbert what are you expecting of this game. >> he's fun to watch because of the arm. he can get the ball down field. everybody likes the big plays, take the top off the defense.

titans defense is not a stalwart. i think justin herbert could have a big day. >> always great to see you in person. >> thanks for having me. it's been fun. >> we do sports on the will cain show every friday. but monday through thursday you can join us for news, politics, culture, 12:00 eastern time on fox news youtube and facebook channels. tomi lahren is coming up this week, pete l hegseth and tommy tuberville. president-elect trump planning an ambitious tax agenda. maria bartiromo on how it could put more money in your pocket, next week.

>> turning to your headlines, police in hungary arresting an irish man accused of killing an oregon woman on vacation and stuffing her body in a suitcase. she was reported missing on the fifth after police say she was last seen at a budapest nightclub dancing with the suspect. he was arrested yesterday and confessed to the killing and claimed it was an accident. no word on what charges he is facing. a new report reveals chinese hacking plot targeting president-elect trump, vice president-elect vance along with vice president harris and former running mate tim walz may have been in place for a year before

it was discovered. the covert espionage operation targeting cell phones and electronic devices of business leaders and high profile americans of both major political parties. the fbi is reportedly contacting the victims. and those rush headlines. >> let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for a fox weather forecast. >> i tell you what, we're finally seeing rain on the east coast. it's not a huge amount. this what is we're going to see over the next seven days, we'll get rain on the east. we're going to get a lot of rain across much of the west, pacific northwest especially with some spots probably over 1 10 inchef rain and snow in the higher elevations. it's great news, we'll start to help ski areas across much of california and nevada. more rain coming later this week across parts of the deep south but overall the rain you see there is mostly this storm that we're dealing with right now bringing rain across parts of the southeast and towards the ohio valley and later on today this is all finally going to

spread towards the northeast. i'm outside right now. you can smell a little bit of smoke. those are the fires across parts of new jersey. this won't put everything o it's not a huge amount of rain but it will help matters certainly and because we haven't had rain in over 40 days, this breaks all kinds of records for the longest we've ever gone without rain across parts of the northeast. this is going to be a welcome afternoon and overnight tonight. rachel, i'll send it to you inside. rachel: thank you, rick. president trump is set to unveil an ambitious tax agenda that could put more money in your pocket. >> we're going to be paying down debt, we're going to be reducing taxes. we can do things that nobody else can do. nobody else is going to be able to do it. rachel: here with what this could mean for your wallet is sunday morning futures' maria bartiromo and she joins us now. maria, what could this mean for us? and i'm hearing rumors that maybe even that income tax, is that right? maria: yeah, i mean, look,

president trump has a lot of ideas in terms of lowering taxes, one of his first priorities on day one is going to be working on extending the tax cuts and you remember what happened the last time we saw these kinds of tax cuts in his first term. the bottom earners actually saw bigger increases in their wages than the highest earners so we are looking forward to the extending of the tax cuts as well as tapping into the energy capacity in america to spark growth. what does that mean? growth for the economy broadly and growth in individuals' earnings so that's something they're working on right now and i'm going to be speaking about that this morning when i speak with scott bess only, he's going to likely be on the economic team for president trump and going to be working just specifically on this, extending the tax cuts and trying to spark growth. we're also going to talk about the cost of the deporting that is going to happen, the deportation plans are

significant. tom homan is joining me this morning, he may very well be the lead person in terms of executing that deportation. president trump is expected to start with the illegal people that are here now who have committed crimes, who have already been told you need to leave. that's about 1.3 million people. he will then broaden it out to others, between 10 and 16 million people have come into the country on joe biden's watch. we're also going to get into how is this all going to be done. this upcoming wednesday is a big day, that's when the senate will vote on their leader, the majority leader. there's a horse race going on. rick scott from florida wants it. john thune wants it, john cornyn wants it. we'll talk with florida governor rick scott this morning. there's a little interruption of ground swell behind rick scott right now. there are some things president trump can get through, through reconciliation. that's likely the tax cuts and

economic issues. but there are going to be other things that he is not going to be able to get through unless he has 60 votes. and you want somebody in the senate who is actually going to bring down to the floor for debate the very programs that president trump is trying to implement. so that's why it's so important the vote on wednesday is huge. who will end up running the senate. we're going to tubing about that this morning and we also know that the victory here we're talking about ran right through the state of pennsylvania. we will talk with david mccormick, he just won his race and of courses going to join us with what went down in pennsylvania. he's now facing a backlash from democrat lawyers who are trying to take it away from him so we'll talk about that and then of course the media meltdown and those governors who basically are digging in right now, we'll talk about that with anna paulina luna from florida and cory mills and we'll round out the show with caroline leavitt from the trump transition team, find out what trump is working on right now in this very

important transition time, 71 days until the inauguration, guys. rachel: fascinating time, maria. your show always good but especially good on this first one since the election. sunday morning futures, right after this show, stay tuned. maria, thanks for coming on. maria: thanks, rachel, see you then. rachel: in honor of veterans day, here are the american bombshells, you've been loving them all morning long. they're going to perform pete's favorite song, the army song. ♪ first to fight for the rights and the ' to build the nation's might and the army goes rolling along. ♪ proud of all we have done. ♪ fighting till the battle's won. ♪ and the army goes rolling along. ♪ then it's hi, hi, hey, the army's on its way. ♪ two, three, four. ♪ wherever we go, you will

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day, the pat tillman foundation is teaming up with heritage gear to hop n honor our heroes as the foundation celebrates 20 years of giving academic scholars to active duty service members and scholarship. rachel knows these folks and they're fantastic. rachel: i love these products. >> joining us now is the ceo of pat tillman foundation and matt burke. thank you for being here. first, matt, talk to us about why you're teaming up with the pat tillman foundation at heritage gear. >> heritage gear makes premium products, hand crafted right here in the usa and north america. we do college nfl, major league baseball, hockey, but no more beautiful products than the american flag products you see behind me and we use that product to raise money for veterans organizations and tomorrow being veterans day we couldn't think of a finer organization to partner with than the pat tillman foundation. >> absolutely.

dr. steele, tell us about -- a lot of folks know the story of pat tillman, gave his life for his country after being in the nfl, an amazing story. tell us what the pat tillman foundation does. >> thanks for having me. happy to be here with you and matt this morning. over the past 20 years, the foundation has raised over $37 million supporting nearly 1,000 tillman scholars which provides academic scholarships, leadership development, community and support to active duty service members, veterans and military spouses. >> so active duty service members, veterans and spouses qualify for scholarships to go on and do other things. where did the idea come from to say hey, this is how we can continue his legacy? >> in 2004, pat's family and friends started the pat tillman foundation to find a way to carry forward the legacy and create the rip pell effect of pat. we say we're here 20 years later because pat lived and to be able to reflect on the core values of

pat, scholarship, service beyond self, hum better leadership and impact and that's what we get to do by investing in these incredible humans at the foundation. >> you're a scholar as well, correct? >> i was. i was selected in 2014 by the foundation. they paid for me to go to george washington university and for 110610years have supported me iy leadership journey. >> you're doing this for the right reason but the gear is great as well. we showcased some of the gear you're talking about. rachel's been called out in crowds because it's so good looking. folks want to support the cause but they get a great product too. >> absolutely. we build the products in the us and north america. they're built to last. these are products you can pass onthe next generation, super high quality and if you're going to put the american flag on something, i think you better make a product that's worthy of the most iconic and the best brand in the world. >> it really is. by the way, if you order right

now, right now through november 15th, proceeds from the sales go to support the pat tillman foundation, heritagegear.com. think about christmas. you're saying i think that things will arrive by december 15th. if you're thinking christmas, this is something to think about too. >> 100%. yes. i mean, christmas is right around the corner and a great, great poll d holiday gift for te patriots in your life, heritagegear.com. we're grateful to be able to do this. i played against pat till nan the nfl, unbelievable player, toughness, grit, heart. that's who he was. what's what he was. that's what he was on the football field, that's who he was when he served our country and we're glad to support the great work that the pat tillman foundation is doing. >> there's a reason why so many rallied behind him, the passion showed on the field, the passion showed for his country is something to be admired and perpetuating it and you're doing it. heritagegear.com.

god bless you both. thank you. >> you too, pete. >> thank you. more "fox & friends" just moments away

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pete: tomorrow is veterans day, join us live on fox nation at 7 p.m. eastern as we to do a veterans day special. we're going to break it down all live at john rich's bar in nashville. will: fox nation. rachel: thank you to the american bombshells for joining us this morning. by the way, you can book them. they're amazing. tell us the web site? >> american bombshell.com. pat: -- pete: how often do you perform? >> all year round, but with we travel all over the can country -- >> about 10 100-120performances a year. will: this has been great, thank you so much for joining us. rachel: i love it. pete: we'll see ya. ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to