cabinet, not those people that you see there the actual runway models in new york and paris are probably pregnanothit here to ta is nothing better or more beautiful than a mom left for a moment to be. that is a new trend. >> laura: that is good to. >> they are they are, laura. >> laura: when they are having children. didn't they go after that guy for celebrating having children? >> while that is going on, biden at the g20 today, laura, he missed the group photo which a sign of america's dominance in the worlded today t off in the wing somewhere and missed the photo. >> laura: he was reaching and looking for his own diplomatic mission, raymond. jesse is next. see you tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >> all eyes on

president-elect trump pick as he narrows down. >> carley: after nominated congressmen and fox business host, sean duffy has his transportation secretary. >> todd: take a look at that as the "trump dance" spreading to soccer. we have one star athlete joining the trend, wow! if trump can make soccer a bigger thing in the country, that would be while. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a tuesday morning, todd piro. >> carley: i am charlie carley shimkus and madeleine rivera. >> former wisconsin and sean duffy thanks president-elect trump saying he's ready to usher in a new age of transportation. trump saying of sean duffy, he will use its experience and relationship bill over many years in congress to rebuild our infrastructure and fulfill our mission of the ushering the golden age of travel focusing on

safety, efficiency and innovation. death they serve nine years representing wisconsin 7th congressional district. trump mulling over to choose for treasury secretary and widened his picks to include former reserve kevin warsh and wall street mark route one in addition to howard let nick ceo fitzgerald and investor stock. political report said grown frustrated with the jockey between the two during the process. reporters to interview with trump at mar-a-lago this week carley and todd. speed when it turns out when a court makes an order, it is nota suggestion or something like we think you should did this. it is an order you actually have to follow it because that is the law. >> so, this is a big deal, you guys. the pennsylvania state supreme court with dave mccormick at the commonwealth undertakes a recount go to the

court reaffirming its decision that counties cannot count misstated doran dated ballots going along with what you said. election and bucks county, philadelphia montgomery to count ballots improperly filled out and openly slapping state law. the mccormick campaign said bucks county violated the law and an effort to help senator casey. mccormick is pleased with this really looks forward to take the oath of office in a few short weeks. pennsylvania governor josh shapiro wait in as well and saying any incidents insinuation our laws can be ignored and do not matter is irresponsible and does fate to r process. the commonwealth and as i have always said it is critical for counties and officials in both parties to respect it with both rhetoric and directions. mccormick leads democratic incumbent senator bob casey by 17,000 votes but associated press called the race for mccormick november 7th

young outstanding ballots would not be enough for casey to overtake mccormick. >> the state supreme court which is 5-2 democrat majority literally wrote it in all caps like saying, you guys, we told you this already! and you were doing it and so we are going to tell you again like they were 7-year-old children. even if they were able to count illegal votes, it does not matter. mccormick still would win by about 10,000 plus. speak of the recount is expected to cost taxpayers $1 million. >> the courts have spoken so have you madeleine rivera thank you so much. horrific news out of new york city, a third person dead after a man went on hours long staffing sprayed here in the big apple yesterday. took the suspect murder charges after confessing to the killings. he has extensive criminal record that includes burglary, assault,

and grand larceny. new york city mayor adam said he does not know why he was back on the streets. the place hate the stabbings were random and unprovoked. president-elect comp appears to be planning to attend spacek's launch in texas today. spacek scheduled to launch for test as starship rock at around p.m. eastern time and temporary flight restrictions for vip movement over rounds and that time that over grand restrictions over mar-a-lago lifted temporarily at the same time frame. the clues are coming together, todd sp ceo closer with elon musk with a spot in upcoming administration. where in the world and my? >> todd: to dallas where the roof is caving in on the cowboy season. a large piece of metal falling out the field a few hours before "monday night football" game

against houston, texas, and that could have killed somebody. they were trying to open retractable roof and thankfully no one was hit by it. as for the game itself, texas dominated right from the opening. >> spending a lot of time at the line of scrimmage. anthemic sandal, cut back, goodbye, t touch down periods payment that texans dominate the cowboys 34-tenth monday night football dropping dallas' record 3-7. >> carley: not good to periods they would not lead to. >> carley: so i'm being told to. >> todd: last night 4-2 but celebrated the game's first goal that really caught our attention, watch. >> over the top, it is absolutely delightful from the

united states. >> todd: did atacms cpac? >> carley: sure did. >> todd: american star in pennsylvania what is now known as the "trump dance" after scoring two goals the u.s. advances to the nation's league finals set to be played next march in l.a. carley, this is sweeping the sports landscape. >> sweeping. >> todd: the question will this be employed once wedding season starts, prom season, formal season. these are the questions we need answers to. >> carley: we have to get the cameras and the rooms with the celebration for see what the people say. >> todd: military assets to carry out my grant will make my current crisis cracked down >> carley: they will not cooperate given at the crisis on their doorstep. a sheriff will tell us why others need to step up and work with trump. that is next.

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powering possibilities. ♪ ♪ >> todd: fire chris landau jersey paddling 40-acre blaze overnight as wildfires rage across the northeast. the big rusty fire closing and 20 home south jersey as the crews arrived just before 6:00 p.m. by 9:00 coach at the flames 20% contained but thankfully the homes are now safe. wildfires have been burning throughout new york and new jersey new jersey for weeks due to oncoming drought. senior meteorologist, janice dean with fox weather forecast. j.d., good news with precipitation coming our way. >> we have a pattern chain bringing nor grain to the northeast the next couple of days but we need the rain and the gusty winds will not be hell but big pattern change and it will feel more like winter across the northern tier of the

country of the rockies and the upper midwest bringing heavy rain across the mississippi river valley and towards the gulf coast. and some measurable snow and blizzard conditions in some cases. this is a pattern ship we are talking about, a couple of storms to the northeast and another one in its wake across the upper midwest. the snow they are talking about a foot or more for parts of the dakotas towards wisconsin. the blustery conditions could have blowing snow and blizzard conditions. this is what we are dealing with cold air as far south as parts of oklahoma and texas. they were as the snow in the forecast for parts of ohio river valley, the great lakes, interior northeast along the coast and up towards new england. that is where we get measurable rain fall wednesday through saturday as this area of low pressure lingers across the northeast. then we have a parade of storms

moving into the northwest. we call this atmospheric river like a fire hose bringing heavy rain along the coast northwest to northern california. we could get upwards a foot of rainfall and feet of snow. good new situation but too much of a good thing will cause flooding and the blizzard conditions for parts of the interior northwest. the amount mountainous terrain's towards the rockies. the good news we need to snow, rain and all of that but it will cause travel problems next week, of course is thanksgiving so it will be busy. >> todd: a parade of storms but hopefully no storms for the parade to. >> i like that. >> carley: tod, really good. can we get them a round of applause, well rested and ready to go. janice, thank you so much. we have news out of arizona, she will work with president trump on border security but refuses

to comply with mass deportation saying "i will not tolerate actions that harm arizonans, our communities and divert resources from providing real security at the border. i will protect arizonans from harm from the government or anyone. i will not comment on hypotheticals. we don't know what mass deportation plane looks like and what resources are involved" trump will use military to assist mass deportation to crack down on the crisis at the southern border. the president-elect also facing pushback into a city of boston as well wealth mayor michelle wu said they will not cooperate with the plan for mass deportation. we will not cooperate that threaten the safety by everyone causing widespread fear and having large-scale economic pack. this as i.c.e. officers arrest a brazilian fugitive than posten charged with two counts of assault and battery with a

dangerous weapon. and thomas hatch in massachusetts joins now. sheriff, interesting because we start to say the exact same statement coming from every democrat lawmaker who plans on being a thorn in donald trump's side when it comes to illegal immigration. katie hobbs in arizona say, his mass deportation plan will threaten the residence of our areas. did they have a leg to stand on when it comes to what they are saying? >> good morning, carley, thank you for having me, absolutely not. these people were elected to public office to protect the safety and people of america, the citizens of the united states and legal residents here. to suggest it would be dangerous to the people deported is outrages. the dangers are already here and happening because of these people pouring in over the border, these gangs, transnational gangs and people on the terrorist watch list

olympus country. your responsibility is to protect the people of your country how in gods name can you say by enforcing existing laws you have encourage people not tl to the american people? it is the complete opposite. >> carley: it is a great point and we reached out to the mayor's office exactly what she meant she would not comply with the 16 orders. we have not heard back. sheriff, played this out for us but donald trump says this group of immigrants has to go but then mayors in blue city say no, they are staying. what does law enforcement do in that scenario and who wins out there? >> ultimately, i.c.e. will win out because they will come into those communities and do it is whatever they have to do to identify the people. the problem is when you don't have cooperation, you put law enforcement at risk because you sent and i.c.e. agents who were not in the streets every

day. that is why we need collaboration between state, local, and federal agencies. remember, carley, keep in mind they allow law enforcement to work with the dei, atf, all federal agencies but will allow them to work with i.c.e. which is the biggest impact on quality of life right now with regards to illegals pouring inte neighborhoods in massachusetts and across the nation. >> tell us about the county outside of boston. the mayor said they are stretch but does that impact you guys? >> we have problems in bristol county. we have a facility in massachusetts and i'm told they are building another one and i am told the construction workers can't bring their cameras to work because they don't want anybody to know about it. they are getting ready to clear 250 acres of trees in and around the boston area just outside of boston to do more housing which of these things are all being

done under cover where people are not being made aware of the things going on. there are problems inside of the shelters that are putting strains on emergency services people. these people were elected to office like mayor wu and others don't care about the impacts on the people of their communities both financially and with the hardships that are happening with regards to crime and the drugs pouring in over the border. in fact, carley, i will tell you they shut down community center and kicked the kids out of the community center where the parents were trying to keep them safe from the outside forces and the neighborhood spirit they basically said we need it for housing and you need to put your kids back out there and exposed to the fentanyl pouring over the border. i'm sorry these people came in violation of the law we will prioritize them rather than you and the safety of your families and neighborhoods. >> carley: donald trump said when it comes to mass deportations, we don't know exactly his plans but you will

prioritize. the people kicked out of the country first are the ones with criminal records and lands where court said they have to lead hereto it doesn't seem like it gets less controversial than that. we will see how it plays out. sheriff, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, carley. >> sing with the migrant crisis laken riley's case back in court after a lead should kill her allegedly on my cramp flight from new york to georgia. >> todd: we will break down with a criminal attorney next. i ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> todd: fela laken riley murder trial resuming this morning as the state plans to rest its case by the afternoon. the defense expects to testify for a half a day. to that one includes a suspect's brothers. the former roommate of alleged killer were staying at roosevelt

hotel new york city before taking taxpayer-funded flight to georgia, criminal defense attorney joins us. big picture, two days of testimony so far. two days of damning evidence. what say you? >> it is a slam-dunk for the state. i think the reason we are not talking about a plea bargain and that did not take place is because the state's evidence is so strong and office has to take into account political tensions in all of the press around this in terms of making some type of deal with him here to whatever deal they might have provided hu know what i might as well go to trial in this case because they are giving me the worst they could possibly give me. if i am fat prosecutor, that is what i'm doing because i had that dna evidence and him throwing out the jacket. in so many respects for the defense, a hail mary and tried to pick his passionate person, a

judge to make the decision instead of putting in my hands have an emotional jerry. to call it circumstantial as the defense has, yes, a witness to a murder but clearly this goes beyond whodunit? the person who done it is sitting in the courtroom today. just be when we hear circumstantial evidence but that does not mean it is bad but different types of evidence. you alluded to politics playing a role in humanitarian flight that jose ibarra took from new york to georgia five months before laken riley was killed in a sense, lexi, is the prosecution putting biden's border policies on trial here? >> i think that is one of the reasons they did not when a jury of his peers, defense, to try this case because not only overwhelming but so much passion around the topic and this should have never have been here.

so in addition to being likely alleged depraved murder, he has someone that should not have been here nor should his brothers in here also. this was kind of a family problem with people coming illegally. the brothers had been in trouble for being here illegally as well. >> todd: penny defense attorneys making their case after marine veteran sister and childhood friend described him as kind and peaceful. in your experience trying cases as a criminal attorney, how effective is the character testimony? basically creating reasonable doubt, specifically to the defendant's intent? >> i think it is important to put on and making a good call by doing it because they need to humanize him for the jerry. the prosecution paint weeks as painting him as a then told angie and wouldn't let go and read garden jordan neely was doing it was not justified to.

i think the jury especially in the case like this where emotions are high and that could benefit daniel penny with in terms of people riding the subway. it is important to see that this is a regular human being and yes he was a marine and served his country but he has friends, family members that care about him and this was not somebody looking to destroy somebody's life that day but looking to help people on the train. >> todd: in the meantime for defense moving for a mistrial and the star witness brought up the word homicide on the stand "dr. graham radius all homicide reports." as for that shrinking comment a motion for mistrial, had with that decision along with the other decision to deny mistrial hold up on appeal ultimately if daniel penny is convicted? >> it remains to be seen but if convicted, you are correct they were appealable issues and appealable issues in the most tried cases. this is another one and a

witness called him a murderer so it was denied. there are certainly a plethora of issues that will seize upon its convicted and this being one of them. >> todd: lexi, always great to get your insight on important legal cases and we will be following them and we know you will as well. speak of things, todd. >> pro-democracy activists will spend up to ten years in prison after trying to organize an unofficial primary election in 2020. they were convicted under chinese national security law imposed on hong kong after the city's massive pro-democracy protest in 2019 or to the group was accused of organizing the primary in order to boost lawmakers chances of winning majority in the hong kong legislature. several of the candidates vowed to veto a proposed budget in order to force hong kong and chief executive to step down. the coorganizer of the primary taking the harshest sentence of

ten years in prison. now to a wild story out of michigan, a man with multiple -- using his lawn mower to escape when a deputy showed up to arrest him. the man refused to comply after the deputy threatened to tased there tased him and grabbed a run on the mower and pointed at the deputy. watch this. stop, stop, stop! no! stop! get off! >> speed if you run, i will tage you. [screaming] >> carley: this is not a good plan, the suspect shooting himself in the hand after drawing the weapon and charged to intent to murder and resisting an officer. he faces up to life in prison if convicted. >> todd: ain't messing around. >> look at this, a plane crash into packed airport parking lot.

watch. >> an airplane just crashed! >> carley: wow professional drag racing event taking at the time. the small plane flying very low with smoke from the engine. the faa said the plane crashed into two cars and trailer. three people were hurt. to them there was this more than 20 people in california getting stuck in the air after a ride suddenly stop due to technical issues scared of the ride was eventually lowered to the ground after two hours. two riders taken to the hospital and no word on their condition. that is everybody's worst fear or at least mine. here to an amusement park ride. >> todd: wouldn't say it's my worst but things are higher up on the fear lists.

>> something going to the fair. >> todd: when you just don't wanted to happen. >> exactly quite the story. donald trump jr. going in on anti-woke economy by investing in companies with conservative values. cheryl casone has the details next. >> todd: fema administrator is with house lawmakers with anti-trump bias in the agency. florida attorney general pam bondi is looking for when she joins us next.

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♪ ♪ >> todd: trump media report delayed talks to biden cryptocurrency trade platform. check the news is posting performance in the market. trump media spiking 16% after the close of the report came out and packed and it made carley laughed 162 per percent to volatility is weeks after president-elect with new crypto coin as part of crypto project called world liberty financial. >> carley: donald trump jr. going in on anti-welk economy with investing in sick conservative values. cheryl casone but fox business digital.

joining 7980 capital a venture capital firm and the goal of them is to invest in republican parallel economy companies. so think companies that were not bud light. where were not paypal for example. they want to raise $150 and fee globalization and ten sectors impaired by esg mandates coach at that its social governance. trump does not plan to invest in any company because that would be a conflict of interest and he quoted the helmet -- favor from the government. a sincere believer in the economy his money where his mouth as. so we can the goal of the firm is to invest in companies that we learned sometimes companies went wrong here too i think the bud light mass and think about ,

for example. so they want to look for companies that they feel are on the right side and not trying to go down the welk train. which a lot of companies are getting away from enclosing those departments and letting go of those peoples because it hasn't worked out and it is a waste of money and ineffective. the place at the end of the day -- >> carley: app in 2020 and bake backlash from where we are right now. who will be the next treasurer? >> i will go to the betting market. according to the betting market, kevin warsh has a good -- >> todd: are you serious? >> it completely changed on last week it was scott passant on the betting markets last week. have cup contenders, kevin warsh's 54th and a bush appointee and is a former member of federal reserve order of

governors and there 2006-2011 with the financial crisis so he was a part of that. he is a top name and mark grow when a ceo of apollo global management, 62 years old and still in the running and howardt nick a billionaire carol helmick fitzgerald and his firm went through 9/11 losing most of them lost to his brother. scott, founder of corky in a billionaire and this is what you unmask is saying about let nick. my view is that he is business as usual choice where as howard let nick will enact change. rfk jr., picked coin have no stronger caveat then howard. "the wall street journal" put on the editorial board they say disruption will not work at treasury and our concern is personality so much as elon musk

with economic policy and state treasury is not the education so obviously we have more news as former colleague sean duffy has been -- mr. trump has now appointed him to be transportation secretary. fox news media put out a statement sean duffy providing valuable analysis and that fox business network. the bottom line as sean sean duffy fox news medium we wish him the best return to washington. >> sean duffy great guy or has been at rachel. >> carley: he has both of those things. we need a invitation to next year's christmas party. >> todd: on my market says todd/sean. >> carley: that is right! that is so true! i wish the camera could get you in on this. i guess it will say todd to.

>> todd: also, by the way i have no horse in this race for the treasure secretary. you know what i feel bad for? the assistance across the world to the manager's office for saying walsh and not warsh. >> polymarket has picked this up as a bit. and the next treasury secretary. >> cheryl, thank you so much. have a great day. >> todd: payment will be testifying for questions of alleged anti-trump bias in the agency and calls out alleged political bias within fema. watch. >> it appears this is a pattern, a pattern of misbehavior by fema employees who were instructed "do not help help people in fluent neighborhoods or trump

flags or give the impression they were not a supporter of the democrat machine periods payment former florida attorney general, pam bondi, joins me now. what questions would you ask the fema administrator? >> well, i think to find out if it is systemic and it sounds like it is. right now one woman fired and said she was a scapegoat and it goes much higher than that. it is very important to find out. they will also be able to obtain emails, text messages, and i firmly believe this will be uncovered. for systemic throughout fema which i think it probably is, they will have a tremendous problem on their hands especially kristi noem takes office very soon and runs that organization. because these are not democrats and these are not republicans. these are americans having civil rights violated because they chose to have donald trump sign in their front yard. >> todd: at the end of the day the jig your confident fema

leadership will be held accountable and change will come to that agency if wrongdoing is found? >> absolutely and after january 20th, major changes going to come. >> todd: understood. speaking of change, a lot of change in florida as so many individuals attacked for donald trump's administration. governor desantis will likely replace marco rubio seat in early january with president-elect daughter-in-law lara trump as a possible successor and list of other individuals, pam you know florida and florida politics and how the game is played down there. who is the front runner? >> i don't know that the front runner is but i know who is extremely qualified and that is lara trump. i know her very well and she has a proven leader. i have worked with her and michael whatley on the rnc. they stop voter fraud throughout the country and got the vote out

and protected the vote. no when works as hard as lara trump. i can't be objective because she is also my friend, she is a mom, a great wife, and a tremendous leader for the state of florida. we are blessed to have laura in the state with us. >> todd: other inner under consideration -- just to name a few. a lot of the tension paid to who ultimately ron desantis picks and the implications going forward under the 2026 governor's race in florida. josh shapiro siding with the state supreme court ruling not to count certain male in our ballots in any insinuation is irresponsible and does damage tr electoral process. the rule of law matters in pennsylvania is critical for counties and both parties to respect it with both rhetoric and actions. look at two interesting josh shapiro could be running for governor, sorry, running for

president in a few years but that is important statement for a democratic governor to make in this case. this comes after bucks county commissioner said, "people violate because anytime they want, pam." those people, pam, called criminals. final thoughts to you. >> that is right, mike waltz mcknight whatley working with to make sure the rules were followed. to that is why dave mccormick won. remember josh shapiro was attorney general and ags together so he was the chief legal officer for the state of pennsylvania. i would anticipate he would follow the law, which he said he would. this is a tremendous win for the country because it is saying, you can't cheat. you can't violate the rules. you have to play by the rules we all share. that is a great win. >> todd: i feel like this is

part of a trend, p.m. we saw under the last four years under biden administration supreme court and student loan contexts that were literally ignored by the president of the united states. it set a bad president and hopefully josh shapiro, a democrat quite frankly hurts hih the rule of law is an important change. pam bondi, important topics and we got to all of them. just how widespread anti-semitism is on college campus but not just higher education. his daughter in high school is being harassed for being jewish and the school has done nothing about it. he has here to tell us about his lawsuit. >> carley: but hey lawrence jones upon "fox & friends." a big tuesday fox & friends and doesn't trump with a national emergency and use the military to get the southern border under control. incoming border czar tom homan on how they are taking on

sanctuary cities preparing to resist and democratic seth moulton after speaking out against biological males competing in women's sports. he will join us live this morning with reaction. in this ridiculous "new york times" fact-check on rfk jr. only making his point here until were too many chemicals in kid's food. jillian michaels on the forefront of this and will react to that. plus, one former fema employee speaking out with pei policies on blast at today's hearing. she is going to join us live this morning. all that and so much more coming up on this tuesday edition of "fox & friends." we will see you at the top of the hour. and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers

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>> todd: immigration officials in texas curriculum allow the biblical teaching in public schools kindergarten through fifth grade. optional for schools to adopt the curriculum they would receive additional if they do. testified before and against the new plan. the texas state board of education expected to hold a measure in the next few weeks. >> carley: suing the sequoia high school in california failing to protect them from high school environment on campus. the lawsuit alleges that jewish students face several incidents of harassment by teachers and piers. this comes as new report shows

72% of jewish college students feel unwelcome on campus and over 50% have personally been victim of anti-semitism at their school. sam castle filed that lawsuit against sequoia union high school district and he joins us now. what led to you file this lawsuit? >> yeah, good morning. and thanks for shedding some light on this topic. you know, and this is just one story of a number of stories that are happening in our area. as you pointed out anti-semitism is on the right and becoming culturally acceptable. shortly after the october 7th terrorist attack my daughter came home very upset. her world history tenth grade teacher teach nag very biased way and basically teaching propaganda wearing free palestine class and posters on the wall. when i looked at the material

she was being taught specifically one example vocabulary matching test in order to get a good grade she had to match the term palestine with the definition a country formerly recognized by the u.n. in 1947. another example is the term is hamas. and definition was a political party continuing the fight against israel. she had to go against her beliefs and what she knows to be correct in order to get a good grade. when she brought this up to the teacher, repeat you hadedly in class and was brave enough to stand up, he belittled her, made an example of her, and ended up, you know, in this lawsuit, as we pushed for the material. the source material was never provided. the administration basically circled the wagons over the past year. and regardless of their formal processes really didn't, you know, even lift a finger.

and their number one responsibility is not to protect themselves and the teacher but to protect the children. >> carley: you are absolutely right. we reached out to the sequoia union high school for a statement and haven't heard back. when you filed the lawsuit, what was the reaction from the school to you? >> exactly what it has been for the past 11 or 12 months. just absolute silence. you know, some emails and so many requests for partnering and trying to come to a proper resolution have just simply been turned down. it seems like they are going to do everything to try, you know, make this go away and not deal with the topic directly. >> carley: so we -- you know, we have seen a lot of examples of this when it comes to anti-semitism on college campuses. but, high schools, you're still living with your parents. you feel like a level of protection there. also dealing with a lot younger students. were you surprised by this? >> i mean, honestly, what

surprised me is the level of anti-semitism, you know, in the bay area. i grew up in the south. i grew up in florida and of course we had anti-semitism in the 1980s. the anti-semitism that my children have experienced not just in high school and middle school and elementary school is just a normalization of the hatred and we have seen very clear, you know, examples of the anti-semitism on college campus over the past year. but, even in the bay area, just to let you know it goes down into the very, very lowest grades. in the oakland side they were teaching p is for palestine to little children. and that completely unacceptable. completely unacceptable. >> carley: you say there has been a cultural shift in accepting anti-semitism. how did we get here? >> i think a lot of uneducated people. if you are growing up and getting your facts and your world view through social media and tiktok.

i think it's a serious problem. you haven't been taught the critical skills to figure out what is, you know, what is true and what is not. and when you have high school teachers, teaching that palestine was a formerly recognized state by the u.n. in 1947, and an administration that doesn't really lift a finger to try to stop and reeducate those students, it's, you know, no doubt you end up with anti-semitism. >> carley: you say this all happened as a reaction to october 7th, which was a horrific attack on jewish people in israel. we did like we said we reached out to the school district. we have not yet heard back. we will bring it to our views if we do. sam, we do have to leave there, thank you so much for joining us. we're sorry this is happening to you and your family. we appreciate you speaking out. >> thanks for the time and have great morning. >> carley: all right. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪