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treasury secretary and joining us. rachel: some considering skipping thanksgiving to avoid family stress and should you plan for less seats at the table this year? will: and jake paul breaks iron. tie tyrus here to break down the spect cal after mike tie john -- spectacle after mike tyson faces defeat. i good morning, everybody. will: skyline live and skyline die. rachel: i was never a fan of the skyline game. will: pete's gone and you're ready to start. rachel: no, we're going to do skyline. will: pete hegseth memorial

skyline. joey: i don't know about kevin kevinchesney. rachel: i mean kenny chesney. will: that's a big game today. joey jones with us this morning of course filling in for pete hegseth, who is part of the latest names being nominated by donald trump for his cabinet. take a look again at wall. take a look at way this cabinet is taking shape. it's filling up. a lot of names on that board. two or three, it's going to be gathering the most controversial attention including tulsi gabbard and our own pete seg seth and of course robert f. kennedy jr. going to head up hhs and this is an interesting nomination, rachel, you've been on the beat for some time to

make america healthy again and it's controversial and bipartisan support. rachel: it's the most bipartisan pick in this administration and the reason is everyone's dealing with it. we just went through this massive phase of corruption that was exposed during covid and everyone knows something's wrong and there's a chronic disease problem and everyone knows there's a really unhealthy and correct relationship between big pharma and good food and government and the fact he nominated all the bureaucrats inside of the departments that they're going to quit i thought doing the work of elon musk efficiency department. this pick is ticking off all of the right people and all of the rest of us are cheering them on and here's governor jared polis from california going to be far more concerned of impact and

public health and policy on public nutrition and due to drug high prices and this is why i'm here for the fda that's been promoting healthy food choices and lest there be by any doubt i am vaccinated as is my family and impactful hold any hhs secretary to the same high standards of protecting and improving public health. joey: he's a democrat and not just a democrat and challenged pretty much everything the trump administration will bring in especially immigration. you know, it kind of gives rfk his very soft support. what's important is if you have to take rfk jr. for his word. he said recently, i believe, i watched this video joe said i'm not going after vaccine, i'm not taking vaccines, i'm not attacking vaccines. i'm making sure we spend as much money researching if there's an adverse effect as we do mice without toe cans climb a rope,

as he does people without a choice putting something in their child and when that gets done. full transparency. he's a lifelong democrat and going for them and it's very mainstream line now. will: dr. casey means discussed this with bill maher. >> rfk, you and i have something in common, which is that for a long time we've all been saying well, the system has it is, the way we do health, is already very [bleep]. so maybe he'll make it worse, but like my head is not exploding about it. >> if we were crushing it, we'd not be spending 2x every other country in the entire world and have the lowest life expectancy of every other country in the world and we're the sickest of the top highest income countries in the world and americans are tired of being gaslighted that there's not a problem and trump asked rfk to get the corruption out of u.s. health agencies,

produce uncompromised evidence-based research for health guidelines, and reverse the trends of the chronic disease epidemic in two years for children and adults so we can show up for our 250th an 250th anniversary of america stronger than ever and that sounds pretty good to me. rachel: a lot of people don't realize, hhs is the largest budget in the federal government. much more than -- much more than our military, much more than transportation, much more than any of the other departments. it's huge because so many people are sick. will: it's no coincidence that three of the most targeted right now controversy going for tulsi gabbard and rfk jr. and they're the three that represent the biggest threat to the entrenched bureaucracy in washington dc. i would ask you, do you think our intelligence apparatus doesn't work and do you think the department of defense going

to have corruption and hhs not having biggest lobbies involved in the food industry and think about why there's such a big pushback to the three nominations to donald trump's cabinet. joey: listing off the three things and talking about producing studies and results evidence-based and main work was uncompromised and a lot of americans would be shocked to know that most of the scientific journals and studies that come out and say, a glass of wine a night is good for you and then next says it's not good for you. those are funded by things on the other side. they're funded -- whatever the result is is oftentimes funded by someone that benefits from it. that alone is too much. rachel: a study saying that ozempic will help cure alzheimer and i'm like who funded this? the point is maybe it's true. we don't trust it because there's no transparency and who's funding these research projects because they give us

all this advice but oftentimes it's tainted by that kind of vested interest. will: well, our former cohost pete hegseth nominated as secretary of defense under president elect donald trump. there's many ways we should talk about this, and we will throughout the morning and celebrate our friend and attack some of the attacks against him and say quickly why pete hegseth is a good pick for this. he's got the resume, two bronze stars and three deployments, but what isn't appreciated fully is his understanding philosophically of the role of the united states military. we get to have those conversations during commercial breaks and on air. it's designed to destroy the enemies. if anything does not serve that purpose, dei or whatever else is cut out in pete's mind of serving the purpose of the united states military. that doesn't mean he's some neocon ready to wield that weapon liberally. he'll use wisdom in application

of the u.s. military. rachel: i don't think people -- maybe people get it from him being here, he's so smart. he's wicked smart and again, the woman attacked for white supremacist on cnn and the same conversation this is the purpose of the military going to advance black people. this is somebody that pete hegseth understands that the military is for as you said and has been willing to talk about the role of women in combat and willing to take bold decisions or bold statements about how he feels regardless of what the political environment says you're supposed to say or can't say. i think that's what you want right now. there's so much bad stuff going on in the mill stair because of de -- military because of dei. joey: there's going to be a time when i have to call him mr. secretary and i'll cross that bridge when i get there. let's take a look at what our friend, mr. pete, brought to us

every weekend. >> good morning to everybody. good to see you. will: you and me having a joust. rachel: no competition between the two. pete: i don't want to punch my buddy in the face on national tv. rachel: there's no worry about that. >> do you guys want to hold hands? pete: first touchdown of the super bowl right now. will: shake and bake. rachel: let's go, team. there you go.

pete: in 2001, i joined the united states army. >> what does that flag mean to you? pete: i served this country and i know men that died and bled for this country and that mean as lot. >> i served and have the same feelings as you about that flag. pete: my wife and i brought all of our kids to the patriot awards this year. this republic we're talking about if we can keep it will soon be theirs to keep. three, four, ten! this state queens not yoga class. >> pete is headed to the hudson river to swim with navy seals. >> how are you feeling after leg two? pete: feeling better.

here we are roughly 700 meters from the gaza border. the first time ever up north and traveling with the prime minister. >> only thing that gets hamas to release the hostages is continued military pressure. pete: five months and the war sort of continued. in june of 2020, i was in washington dc carrying a riot shield during some of the riots. across the board and not just a blue state or red state phenomena. parents should be able to choose which one it is for their kids. friends from the people and not the pundits. how do i help the people? they share their ideas every morning as friends, republicans and across the aisle democrats. pete: the preamble of the constitution and looking back. it's fun. glad you've been with us all four hours. have a great saturday, everybody.

rachel: that was awesome and really missing the kids. that thought occurred to me when i saw that. all of us bring all of our kids to the set quite a bit, and rhyme going to miss his kids. will: they were here last weekend. rachel: i know. i know. come on back, hegseth kids. we love you. what a great guy. again, he has we the people on his arm, he cares alaska the people and his country. he is the ultimate patriot. joey: it's an honor to sit here after watching that. why would you want to leave this job for that job? what are you thinking, bud? i don't know. is there still time? rachel: that's the point. will: it is the point. let's be real, he's going through it right now. he is the center of a full on attack, the only answer why you'd give up a cushy josh sitting on the -- cushy job sitting on the couch every weekend at 4 in the morning for much higher pay and going through what he is now is

believing you can help something with the cause that's dear to his heart. rachel: yeah, his motivations are so clear to anybody who actually knows him. he's in it for the right reasons and take ago big pay cut to do it -- taking a big pay cut to do it and a lot of abuse from the left, because they're worried about what he's going to do there. he says what he's going to do, i believe it was on my heart. joey: high ranking going for that and my son went to the marine corp. and army and this is going with the question of should i send my kid to the mail tear over the last four or five years -- military over the next three or four years that i think that question changes for a lot of people with him at the helm. rachel: that's so true. we talked about my daughter going to see west point. she's been thinking about west point. will: oh wow. rachel: before the election, i asked pete, pete, what do you

think because that really worries me. know what he said? he said wait till you see what happens in the election. then make -- then have her make her decision. that decision has been made, and actually reinforced with the nomination of pete hegseth. pete, we love you. hang in there. all the people attacking you are the bad guys. everyone that loves you knows the truth. hang in there. turning to war your headlines. daniel penny murder trial continues on monday after the medical examiner took the stand. he testified there were drugs in his system but still died in asphyxiation and we have more on this development. >> defense is raising this issue because of course the question about the reasonableness of daniel penny's accounting standards boards is at play here. the idea that somebody was under the influence of substances even if they were also being restrained, could have played into whether his actions were

more or less reasonable. rachel: penny faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. harris campaign now denying allegations that they paid millions to celebrities for their political support. a former harris adviser telling them we've never paid any artist or performer. we've never paid a fee to that person. going to have several stars of them and leading up to the election and singers going to usher lizzo and her production company and both insist that the money went to paying for set designs. lights, cameras, microphones, crews, and other production costs. finally canceling thanksgiving plans over politics and a new survey revealing that nearly two-thirds of all americans going to have elections related to stress and going to have

thanksgiving dinner all together. that might be related to the inflation cost. i don't know. people skipping thanksgiving because they're what? joey: i didn't grow up in a family that talked politics at thanksgiving. rachel: mine did. joey: for people in the south, we were democrats till we realized we weren't. right? it took another ten years after reagan for poor people in the south going to cause you to be too busy and raise money and your family and going to -- i don't get this. will: everything today, joey, it was with a twinkle in our eye and honest to have a couple libs at the table and it's like needing them a bit and having fun. it's never like being angry and i'm tested here. rachel: something changed, joey, there was a time where there's problems in america and america

was still america and going in that direction and you could afford to not care about politics as you could worry about your job and suddenly when the situation got to the way it was, especially over the last four years, the toll ticks started impacting your jobs and started impacting your life and kids going to school and getting inindoctrinate -- indoctrinated and politics from the left going to impact to the point. will: live from colorado and going for the big noon kickoff. reporter: good morning, guys. i feel like i'm at a really special place and special school and why is that? i want to tell you something. backup there and they got started here at 9:00 p.m. last night and this crowd here going to be camping out and back over here and got here around

midnight and the energy is incredible. i'm coming this way. all the way down here. look how many kids are out here. it keeps going. it keeps going! there are hundreds of students out here and the energy is incredible and are we going to beat utah today? coming back over here and the energy is awesome. we'll have a great time all morning long. we'll keep it going. throwing it back to you right now. first scobus! rachel: sometimes i'm like how old is adam? he fits in with all these college kids. will: spot for treasury secretary open and joey: the next guest is in the running and

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rachel: emotional first day in the trial of illegal immigrant accused of murdering laken riley and the chilling last moments of the georgia nursing state of the union's tragic last death. chanly peterson is here. >> prosecutors laid out a compelling case of the man that hunted down laken riley as she was out for a jog. >> on february 22, jose ybarra put on a black hat, hoody-style jacket, and some black kitchen-style disposable gloves, and he went hunting for females on the university of georgia's campus. >> inside the packed courtroom, riley's mother and family crying

as last known photo of the nursing student alive was shown running in her wackerout gear shortly being attacked on her wrist and showed riley fought for her life for nearly 18 minutes. a fight that left jose ybarra's dna under her fingernails and these scratches, prosecutors say, on ybarra and he can be seen here on surveillance discarding a jacket with his and riley's dna. the 26-year-old venezuelan man who entered the country illegally two years ago sat stoically as his attorney attacked the strength of the state's evidence in opening statements, especially the reliability of the dna and called the case circumstantial. once testimony began, prosecution set the stage with riley's three roommates trying to track riley's location before making in call to report her missing. >> we're calling because our roommate went out for a run at

9:00 and we haven't heard from her [inaudible] we only found her air pod. >> testimony picks back up on monday in the case where ybarra could face life without parole. rachel: thank you, chanly, very sad. president elect trump rolling out his cabinet and top staff position at rapid pace. but there's still a spot for treasury secretary. our next guest is emerging as a possible pick and leaving the list for those up for the job. he wrote a recent op ed and tariffs pointing out it was a favorite tool of america's first treasury secretary alexander hamilton. scott bessent. welcome.

donald trump, great to see you. obviously donald trump going with tariffs and why are you a fan? explain that to us. >> rachel, i've been doing -- i've been in the investment business for 35 years and donald trump is the most sophisticated leader on economics that i've met. he's also the most open minded so the idea of bringing back tariffs, alexander hamilton was an original tariff man and why did he like tariffs going to fund the treasury and going for them to protect the industries and donald trump has added a third leg to the stool, and it's for negotiating leverage. why did we put -- why did we put away this great policy tool for so many years? president trump has such an open mind and imagine it was endorsing crypto that he was

pushing this on the iranians going for them and more. rachel: absolutely. also, it appears that tariffs is a tool to get eventually to free trade and walleye we want and honestly free trade. by the way, there's trade. >> rachel, what we really want is fair trade. xi jinping yesterday gave a speech talking about the international trading system and talking about how great it is and it's worked great for the chinese so of course he's done that. china is the most imbalanced economy in the world so he's ex-toying the values of it. we've got to save the system. we've got to get back to fair trade. rachel: having our producers put up what donald trump's tariff

plan looks like on the screen. i want to get to this race for the -- or the competition for treasury secretary and several wall street legends called on your behalf and heavy hitters and silicon valley and art laffer and steve moore and really serious financial people expugns the economy and know we need someone at the helm when things go bad and know what they're doing and why are they supporting you? >> the past few months, i've had a chance to travel with president trump. we're at barbershop in the bronx and then i was recently sitting in a meeting with he and elon

musk on the new efficiency commission. who else could do that? we're going to bring the silicon valley solutions into government. rachel: yes or no really quick, the main competition for this job between you and this other person, did they give a million dollars to hillary clinton? >> i'm taking the high road and, you know, i've been a big supporter of president trump. i've known the trump family for 30 years, and we'll go from there. i you got it. scott bessent, best of luck. volleyball players standing umm after being forced to play with a transgender teammate. riley gains breaks it all down next. wedding photos,

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will: we've been bringing to story to you for months. a controversy over a biological male playing on san jose state volleyball team. one of their cocaptains is speaking out. >> there's so much love and support and again, like i have so many best friends on my volleyball team. it's just that again, there's so much pressure put on us to not talk about it and not voice your opinion that so many are still so terrified to talk. will: we have independent women's voice ambassador and voice for gains girl's podcast and it's riley gains. good morning, riley. >> good morning, will. good to see you.

will: it's been quite some time and we've talked and you've talked independently about this female athletes going to have to stand out and do what you did and do what you're doing and here we're seeing this in mountain west. >> that's rights. female athletes going to bear the murder of mountain west conference and athletic directors around the country are failing women and administrators don't have the backbone and gumption to do their jobs and now having to ask the federal courts to do their job for them. the story in the federal conference was about the weak, weak college sport administrators and colleges and universities that cooked up this plot to bully and suppress the speech of young women, athletes that were intent on standing up for their rights as women. to be very clear what this lawsuit is about, the conference posted a new rule after the season started to penalize the

teams by assigning a forfeit and loss if the team didn't play the scheduled game with the other team with the transgender student athlete on it. will: by the way, the record to your point on the forfeits. this is the record for san jose state versus other teams but you see san jose state's record all though 11-5 six come via forfeit and 5-5 via forfeit. the suit among other things say their first amendment rights were violated, the students, not allowed to speak out about this. says it was hidden from them that they were competing against a male at some point. they've been deprived of their civil rights. they don't have the backing of any administrators or schools and have to go straight to the courts. >> no, and the one administrator at san jose state that was supportive of the girls and

title title 9 complaint within her university and they suspended here and actively taking away the support these girls do have or did have. it's important you mention and i will just say, rachel has been saying this for so long that this really shouldn't be this political issue that it's become. it really is a civil rights issue. a civil rights issue of our time and it's going to see the unwillingness of again, people whose job is to protect the girls and unwillingness to do their job and we're going to federal court and having time in court next week. will: san jose state saying we received a complaint and will review and respond appropriately and no further comments at this time. mountain west says the mountain west prioritizes the best interest of student athletes and takes great care to adhere to nca and mountain west policies. we cannot comment on the pending litigation and take seriously

the concern of student athlete's welfare and fairness. hard to take those words with much meaning other than they're only looking out for one athlete at san jose state. >> that's right. the solution is simple and getting the man off the team. all this havoc being wreaked would be over. go to takeonthemountainwest.com to help out on this. will: thank you, riley. >> thanks. will: biden meeting with president xi jinping for the last time before trump takes over. how relations are set to changea nextre. a? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management

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joey: president biden marking final appearance on the world stage going to meet with china's xi jinping in peru and ccp strengthens its tie withs latin america. president elect trump taps marco rubio and mike waltz for key positions. two lawmakers noted for being tough on the communist nation. so what will the future of u.s. china relations look like in trump's second term? what does this mean for american families? let's ask former trump deputy

national security adviser kt mcfarland. welcome and thanks for joining us. first of all, this meeting with president biden. does it have a chance to be helpful or productive or is a couple months left in office something that china is not going to respond to? >> you've got to think what happened with hunter biden's laptop and going through biden's head is gee, i hope somebody pardons him and what if all that comes out and there's a financial relationship between the biden family and the chinese? that's not good for the biden family but sure not good for chinese going to new administration for president trump. joey: it's an interesting point. looking at trump administration coming in and mike waltz and marco rubio are chose for the

cabinet now. they're known for being tough on china. what signal does that send to the chinese credit carder cp? >> they both have a long record on china and fairly tough on china and what do you do in china with the diplomacy and going to steal trade secrets from the united states and what are you doing with your military buildup? the most important guy is president trump. he's the one that has always been tough on china. if you go back to what he was -- the first time he's running in 2016, president trump was the one that said watch out for china. china, china, china. joe biden was saying china is a friend and so president trump was the one that i think awakened america to the strategic threat that the united states places on our, you know, our civility and security, our

existence. top guy is the one that makes a difference. joey: most americans see all the ways that china is entangled with the issue and president buyen trying to persuade them not to be involved in the russia ukraine war and look at economic factors and if we look at president trump's agenda for china, really, it's all economic focus. or it's got a big economic focus. right there, apply high tariffs on all chinese experts and this idea that we're going to punish china for intellectual threat and companies going to get cheap labor and all good when it comes to protecting america. are they possible to enforce and do. is that negative for us? >> if president trump understands one fundamental fact and they need to sell stuff to us.

it's a lot of different places and china has to expert that margin and nay need us a whole lot more than we need them. the chinese goods coming to the united states and not able to afford stuff and all going to be stuff, wal-mart and target raising prices. no, first of all, watch how president trump negotiates and he threatens trump and threatens tariffs and fair negotiating tool and if he puts tariffs on, there are other options. joey: yeah, the hope is they don't go into effect and going to turn into cheap american made goods and they've been coming down and kt, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, joey. joey: have a good morning. turning now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast, rick. >> hey, joey, good to see you. a lot of people in florida worried about another potential

tropical storm or hurricane and models have been bringing hurricanes across florida this week and i don't think it's going to be way off to the south of having a lot of impact here and interaction with land across central america and moving off across belize and it's going to bring rain and significant mudslides down across parts of honduras and that rain will be significant for about another day and going to move on and it will not have a direct impact and maybe by wednesday and thursday bringing showers across the panhandle of florida and brewing by the way and we're talking severe weather tomorrow across parts of texas. watch that. back to you. joey: adam klotz has the reaction. taken down by 27-year-old internet celebrity turned boxer.

we have the highlights next. >> jake paul expected to use the movement circle and try to wear off.

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will: adam is in colorado ahead of the big noon kickoff game. buffaloes against the utes. what's up, adam? reporter: it's the buffaloes versus the utes. i'm loving in out here. it's maybe one of the funnest crowds i've been around yet. this group next to me, what time did you get out here? >> we got out here tonight at 3:30. reporter: 3:30 in the morning. >> some people were here since 1:00. reporter: this crowd is so kited and i'm not in control whatsoever. let's go down this way. going down to way. i have a question for you. is this the best coach in the country? >> absolutely, 100%. reporter: is travis huntedder going to win the heisman? reporter: are you guyses going to win today? >> absolutely. reporter: this is some of the funnest crowd i've had so far. back to you guys because i'm losing control and the energy is here. we love it. will: that's incredible.

it's very big. epic bout is now in the books. >> winner by unanimous decision, jake paul! will: jake paul submitting dominance over mike tyson and winner over 58-year-old tyson as two held their own for all eight rounds. the much hyped netflix event. i didn't stay up late watching. it was one of the first thins i checked this morning. rachel: really? joey: first thing i looked at when i woke up this morning. will: it was a big deal in terms of hype and people are upset about that because they feel like it wasn't a fight, it was a speck cal. rachel: some are upset because of netflix's technical problems. i don't know much about boxing and leave it to you. i'll say this, i love the

hangover movie. will: yeah. rachel: and phil colins and the whole scening with mike tyson in that movie, it was my highlight. so i was rooting for him andwe'd mike tyson and i was hoping he might win but father time won. joey: i think a lot of people cared about this because mike tyson was like the brand of boxing when gen x was young and coming through. will: he's a legend. joey: then that's gen z, 100% and he got famous doing gen z things. so, you know, gen x is like omelet con, don't let us down. will: i tweeted this out, mike tyson is 58 and jake is 27. that's biology and that's going to happen. i give jake credit, he got in the ring with mike tyson. that's scary of it itself and

the prospect of that and how much do they have to pay you to take a punch from mike tyson? that's a good question. for jake, $40 million. rachel: worth it. gen x and gen z are the generations that voted the same in terms of numbers towards donald trump so interesting seeing this generational competition. joey: other than make some of us getting into this, we're not doing much right now. mixer more "fox & friends" still ahead. ♪ here let me help you with that.. how is sarahs arm feeling? oh, she is healing well and we've received amazing support from christian healthcare ministries. chm is the original cost sharing ministry with over 40 years of trusted service. chm does more then help you pay for your medical bills?

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