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it's the 8 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekends starting with this president-elect trump taking shape with a flurry of any cabinet picks including the long awaited treasury appointment. what to know about scott bestent and plans for your cash and a georgia mother arrested because a ten-year-old son was walking alone she's going to join us live. >> for reckless endangerment and how was i reckless endangering my child? >> not talking about it -- >> and are you loving it? we're revealing top fast food places perfect for a first date third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now.

it's 8 a.m. hour in new york city and that is our christmas tree it is lit as kids would say. it really figuratively. rachel: i didn't know you were so street. >> very suss and very -- very lit myself. s >> that was good christmas music emerging debate. >> charlie doesn't want to play christmas music a little after thanksgiving day. >> i love christmas music but i don't know if people agree with me on that one we're finding out we've asked people to e-mail us. >> what's the e-mail? >> friends at foxnews.com. >> question is are you already tired of radio station what is do wall to wall christmas music

a month before christmas? >> i'll tell you what we're not tired of? >> christmas trees we lit it. it is lit let's take a look at it and how we did it. >> five, four, three, two, one -- [cheering] there merry christmas. >> all right and brian brenberg's son stole the show at the christmas tree lighting ceremony watch this. >> he's next to my son timmy and that is a dream come true. >> you have a band-aid here. >> how did the other guy look? >> you don't want to see the other guy, he was a sigh -- >> this kid has talent. >> question from virginia oh

what do you want for christmas this year? >> well, i think i want money. [laughter] >> larry kudlow -- >> he's the star of the show. >> you know what i love you can't accuse him of being a smart aleck he was answering the question completely accurately and he said it. tough when you get to the moment in your life where you realize your son's talent eclipsed your own. i had that last night. that's it. brian: i'm not half as white maybe get some money for christmas timmy brenberg. rachel: should be on the nice list that's a good kid. smart kid. brian: he was a good sport last night. rachel: meanwhile our other host from fox went to a nursing home where they delivered christmas trees. watch this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ho, ho, ho -- merry christmas everybody.

>> well i'm so thritted to death to meet you. >> you're a movie star. >> one, two -- three. >> i love will's reaction being told he was a movie star. ladies love will and pete, and so that he didn't surprise me that when they went into the nursing home they got that attention but that was just a classical reaction. >> no i'm not a movie star but like -- yeah kind of a movie star. >> keep coming. yeah. exactly. that's what he was doing. lots of fun out on the scare in the nursing home deliveries trees celebrating thes season. >> getting in the spirit with the music charlie by the way president trump's key appointments last night -- this includes secretaries for department of treasury labor housing and urban development

and more. >> madeleine rivera joins us to break it all down. >> good morning in three weeks since the election president-elect trump has narrowly filled out the cabinet four positions remain open. he made a highly anticipated announcement yesterday choosing scott bessent founder of hedge fund capital management before that he warninged on and off for years at investment firm by george soros and leld be in charge of turning campaign ideas into policy like his proposed tariffs. >> the idea of bringing back tariff, you know, alexander hamilton was original tariff man and why did he like tariffs one to fund the treasury. two to protect industries and donald trump has added a third leg to the stool. and it's for negotiating leverage. >> trump chose republican congresswoman lawry chavez to

lead the labor department and narrowly lost her house seat earlier this month and selected scott turner as head of the department of housing and urban development. turner also served in the texas state house from 2013 to 2017. trump made several announcements for health related roles as well. he chose dr. marty mccarr rei as fda commissioner surgeon general and david dave a cdc director. mccarry former fox contributors we're waiting for trump's decisions on a u.s. trade representative and council of economic advisors chair. he's also yet to announce who will fill the top roles at the department of agriculture and small business administration. guys back to you this morning. excuse me. >> thank you madeleine. >> what do you think of this? this is an important position probably most important in the cabinet. >> one of the most important things about bessent to remember he's very much carrying out the

agenda laid by donald trump. he's a -- has been an early supporter of trump and early backer of his economic plan. >> big donor too. monica crowley knows hill well and weighed in last hour. listen to this. >> you certainly are in a debt crisis right now on you're right 36 trillion in national debt but we're also running annual deficits of 2 trillion dollars because of out of control spending. scott is absolutely brilliant he knows capital markets better than anybody. and he's also fully supportive of progrowth economic agenda as well as tariff and trade agenda. which was a critical element in his selection. he's been a top advisor to president trump on economics now for quite a while. the president likes hem. he trusts hmm. he's full confidence in him to be an outstanding steward of the u.s. economy. >> monica. reiterating what a lot of people think which is that this pack is

one that will work hand and glove with donald trump and his agenda. we talked a little earlier about his three, three, three program bring down the debt by three percent and grott by 3% and then increase oil production by 3 million. can i be on fox business now? >> you are -- on fox business for that analysis. >> not in spanish. rachel: i can do it in spanish, in heels. >> kicker is thread the needle on tariffs. you had to do that what you said and talk about how tariffs factor in all of this. and the thing he said about it is donald trump knows how to use tariffs as a negotiating tool. carley:charlie: as donald trumps to put together finishing touches of his cabinet is refusing to go along with sort of the results of the last election. which --

which was a, you know, bringing together all kinds of people to agree that the open border insanity needs to end. the denver mayor mike johnson johnston responds to deportation plans on wednesday says more than u.s. having denver more than us having denver police department stationed at the line to keep them out, you would have 50-50,000 with the rose and the gun. you would have every one of those high land mom who is come out for the migrants and you do not want to mess with them. so basically started out by saying he wanted a tianemen scare. >> to stand in front of the tanks. >> these are the same women that

sang them off the island. about are that? and martha's vineyard like -- get out the island apparently he did not get the memo on the election and after he made the comments he must have heard an earful from some people because he started to walk it back. >> democrats. >> started to walk it back a little bit by friday he said, well, i would have and it back if i could. yes i probably wouldn't have used that image that's the image i hope we can avoid. that's what i was trying to say that this is an outcome i hope we can avoid in this country. i think none of us want that. and then the reporter asked him would you be willing to go out to protest these things? he said i would if i believed that our residents are having their rights violated. i think things are happening that are illegal or immoral or unamerican in our city. i would certainly protest it. and i would expect other residents to do the same. >> these guys just don't know

how to talk about this issue. you notice that all through the campaign, it was this overheated rhetoric about nazis or fascism or now bringing the square into this. i don't know what the empties is to need this speak this way but not how most americans think about this issue and they think about in plain law and order term os bay the law or don't. but every time bring this inflated rhetoric in they get in trouble and they alienate people who just want somebody to solve the problems. rachel: whaing they're counting on charlie is that the press and everybody -- on their side will try to create a pr nightmare for donald trump. when this whats, i think -- the reason that won't happen at least initially is because donald trump is prioritizing gang members, criminals people like that first. so the first wave of people that he's going after are people that hopefully everybody can agree needs to leave. the country -- >> yeah.

i think you're exactly right left wing media will do everything to try to create that sob stories. where -- we enforce laws on the book and have been forever that makes the people illegal. the only lawlessness from a -- you know, governmental stand point are all of these people like the denver mayor who have these sanctuary cities who are -- it is a sanctuary from the laws that are on the books making it illegal to reside in the country. so you know, a lot of people because i think fox news and a lot of other outlets have talked about the case where you have laken riley murdered in georgia. but that's one case that we've successfully, you know, managed to sort of put into the headlines. but there are hundreds of other cases that are equally horrified and these are people that we're not just allowed to walk into the country illegally in many cases, the government, you to

the taxpayer paid to fly these people around the country. had them in custody released them and then they committed these horrible crimes. and it just sort of mazes me that the left wing media is not capable, i mean, these are amazing stories. and they -- did everything they could to try to cover them up and not report them during the election. because they didn't want the election -- they doesn't want it to hurt their candidate and they're still doing it. brian: in the headlines msnbc slammed over this op-ed headline reading laken riley's killer never stood a chance. i mean, you know, like laken riley's killer got a trial. laken riley killer got a -- quite generous. rachel: person who never stood a chance was laken riley who fought for eight longmens for her life and this past week i saw probably one of the most gut-wrenching videos i've seen on this channel which was the

moment laken riley's mother found out from the police that they had found the body of her daughter and she literally collapsed in tears on the side of the road. i've never seen anything so painful -- charlie: almost unwatchable. >> i'm so glad we have it. rachel: because it is a reminder of what actually happened because i think the press is so -- they're so hell bent on painting policy of keeping people who had not been vetted coming into the country legal. they want to whitewash this and they want to paint it as a racial -- you know, issue. as opposed to a law and order issue. >> for hispanic -- >>on on fox news this week we had an ex-minister from the dominican republic. the dominican republic is also they're in a mass deportation period themselves because haiti is collapsing. they're all of these people are trying to come over and they

can't vet the people and they want to protect their country and international community calling the dominicans racist for wanting to protect their border. so this is something we're going to be facing here very soon. back to laken riley, though, this msnbc op-ed by the legal analyst danny he says that gilt of laken riley killer was never in doubt, quote -- >> they updated that headline after the reaction to it pmg j he says her murder became a political rallying cry at the national convention because entered the country illegally in 2022 for all of the -- but for all of the political controversy. the outcome of the trial was never in doubt. verdict but he was convicted anyway. so implying listen this --

guy was ibarra was tainted by the arrest. >> they call it a political rallying cry. people are sitting at home saying political rei where should i pee and politically what's advantageous look at this laken riley thing and look a innocent young woman was killed -- it is not about politics for me. it is about my family, it is about what's happening in our country it is about the lack of leadership. i mean, the press thinks people always think in terms of political categories. this election, obviously, showed we do not always think in political categories. we think about what's happening in our lives and the lives of those we care about. rachel: fascinating when polled, hispanic americans were the ones most in favor of a secure border. they often live near the border. a lot of them live in neighborhoods where some of these illegal criminals end up, you know --

living, so -- >> bear the brunt of so much it have. let's turn to headlines daniel lawyers resting their case in the marine veterans manslaughter trial this came after their final witness a staffer in the courts clerk office testified that jordan neely had an open bench warrant at the time of his death. the defense says penny did not have to take the stangsd because jurors saw video of the nypd interrogation closing statements will begin on december 22nd, 26-year-old faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. federal government is giving the green light to new york governor kathy hochul plan for $9 tolls for cars entering manhattan and they'll affect all cars entering manhattan below 60th street starting in january. tolls will increase to $12 in 2028 before reaching $15 in 2031 for passenger car. i guess only rich people will be allowed to come into the city.

very -- by car. very elitist, and a new survey is revealing the top fast food spots for first dates. chick-fil-a, reigned supreme followed by dairy queen sonic and pizza hut and minnesota says mcdonald's is the preferred for a first state but you can't beat chick-fil-a in new jersey where i live and in charlie home state of virginia, that's always what they like chick-fil-a. >> we went why your states's favorite chick-fil-a with us on set. actually in minnesota, i would have thought maybe -- >> culvers. rachel: what i was -- when i was pregnant culvers like their custard ice cream. oh -- that was like my pregnancy food. >> the kids meal you get with the kids meal and put toppings on it and i would have thought

dairy queen. it was on the list that was like date favorite for my wife and i when we were younger i get the peanut buster parfait. >> on your first dates? brian: i took her to a -- high school girl's high school basketball game. i bought her laughy taffy. >> i have a story you might know my first date with sean at the up towner diner in minnesota. the greasy -- >> lucys there are big. >> it was up towner diner. we went there for coffee we were not together. we were broken up. i went there, went for coffee, breakfast it ended up being a three and a half hour breakfast, and during breakfast, i told him i love you and i'm going to marry you and he thought i was -- [laughter]

>> this sounds like another vulvo commercial? >> did he run? no he stayed for the three hourings and been together ever since. but yeah i think -- >> that female intuition. >> i knew what i wanted and i went out there on the table. sometime it is works. but anyway, i love this idea sometimes people, you know, don't have a lot of money doesn't matter if you take them to a diner chick-fil-a or mcdonald's if it is meant to be it is meant to be. >> chick-fil-a right here. >> aren't you going tell us your love story? come on charlie? >> i was trying to remember i don't remember the first date. i remember -- my first no the first date i took my wife to go -- in the middle of the night to see a big farm and -- brian: that wins. charlie: i don't know if that qualifies at the first date.

brian: like a business ventures? charlie: it was in the woods. rachel: save a new institution and with public health i can't get that out of my head charlie --

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>> president-elect trump's administration kojts to take shape as he fills out a number of high profile health care roles. trump tapping two former fox contributors marty marty mckary and cdc director but with trust and health care institutions dropping, in recent year website can this new administration turn it around? here to join us is hoover institution senior fellow all around great doctor, doctor scott atlas thank you for joining us. >> happy to be here. charlie: if you don't mind real quickly going through the three health picks. what is your -- you know, give us your top line assessment of each of them. >> sure. so i actually am full disclosure friend with marty he's a great match to run the fda with what bobby kennedy wants to do

because bobby kennedy big thrust for this is, prove safety. prove efficacy don't just mandate drugs and anything else. remove conflicts of interest. focus on public health issues, like obesity which is by far the number one public health issue in the united states, and it is linked to all of the other diseases, diabetes hypertension, cancer, and marty is very good at that. the one caution i would say is i hope we don't demonize pharma that seems to be the topic except besides sanitation of water, drugs is a number one reason why we have good health today over the past century. including antibiotics other thingings with the best outcomes from cancer, diabetes, hypertension, cholesterol these are treatment outcomes from drugs if so pharma is not all bad but there's problems. jeanette is a good communicator that's really the job. the job to communicate to the american public. the key is to communicate

accurate science and evidence instead of pursuing with fear or lies or make up videos like the previous surgeon generals did on how to construct the mask because masks don't work that's the data. so jeanette sing going to be really good and solid then and actually a doctor which is actually important meaning takes care of patients she knows how to spue toke patients and cdc this means massive reform this needs a restoration that became politicized they descrngt data during the pandemic. they were weeks old with their data, and a moving target. they were politicized and again, persuaded with really junk signs we all remember the study of a hairdressers with masks. as they posted that, and you know, we can't have that cdc is most trusted health agency in the world and that's a big task to restore. i think it's sort of a mix bag. i hope that congressman weldon

does a great job he's a career politician. which you could say is i don't know, good or bad. but he's also a doctor. i think he's got a lot of room to work there. >> i love how we need to move away from persuading with fear i remember you and i talking four years ago at the height of the covid crisis. and it was a pretty terrifying thing i realize you're a doctor all about data. but you know, i remember you and i both feeling kind of hopeless about where things were. when you look as we go forward with some of these picks and this new administration, are you a little bit more hopeful that we might actually stop persuading with fear and start leading with science actual science? >> well, i am hopeful i know that you know marty feels strongly about that. i think bobby kennedy feels strongly about using the data because again, he's not calling for bobby kennedy is not calling for banning vaccines he's saying

prove the safety prove efficacy no one should want to use a drug on themselves or their child. it is not proven safe and again you don't want to take drugs you don't need so this is a refreshing sort of era of hopefully transparency in public health. >> you would think it is pretty basic, but it is amazing how the federal government often gets it wrong. doctor atlas thank you so much for joining us. >> happy to be here. charlie: great getting back to the military families. rick's company weather man umbrella is selling patriotic umbrellas with a purpose how you can help the mission. that's next. ♪ ♪

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lawyer joins us now. wow. britney david i'm so glad to have you on. britney i can't tell you how outraged i am looking at that video of you being arrested. by the way, this is the same government, you know a state government but our country allows children to walk across our border alone. and your child was going to the grocery store in a little town. just before we talk about what happened, how traumatizing has this been for your family? >> it's definitely been a little traumatizing. you know my kids have never seen anything like that or been exposed to anything like that. so really their first encounter with police or law enforcement to see them taking their mother out of their home in hand cuffs i think was pretty traumatizing. >> your son was ten years old you didn't give him permission to go but had he asked you to walk to that store would you have allowed him to go? >> i probably would have yeah. >> so why do you think law

enforcement is pursuing this? i should let people know law enforcement says they'll drop the charges if you agree to put a gps tracker on your son's phone on your phone so you can track your son. why is law enforcement pursuing this? what is going on in this town? >> i don't know. i can't begin to understand what's going on in their minds so that's a mystery to me as well. but i do want to clarify that they never officially in writing or verbally have offered to drop any charges. they said you know, possibly maybe if i sign the safety plan that that was never anything official in writing. >> david you're the lawyer. what are the next steps for this family and is the message to parents at least in this community unless you're watching your kids 100% of the time, you're a bad negligent parent? >> thank you for having us on. the answer is parents everywhere need to be concerned because

somebody with the uniform of badge and a gun can go get an arrest warrant any time for anything, and here, the statute she was charged with was declared unconstitutional. by the georgia supreme court in 1997, so that's problematic. this deputy also told her yes it is illegal for someone ten to walk and that it is clearly not. by the way, he was 11 within a few days, and the irony here too is the next day was halloween where kids walk often without their parents door to door in the dark. and knock on the doors of strangers, and yet he was in the middle of the day, just walking down the street not a tenth of a mile so the safety plan does not make him more safe and also by the way, he wasn't unsafe to begin with. so for those viewers who are thinking well just sign this safety plan. no other parent in the state is required to put a gps device on

their child's fiend who later made by the way to delete the app. battery runs out they forget to bring it. >> it is one thing to put a gps tracker on your kids phone that's fine but for the government to tell you state or the county to tell you to do it if is a whole other thing. britney this sparked such a larger conversation about free-range childhood versus this bubble wrapped helicopter parenthood childhood, so just -- give me for a second your thoughts on that. because i think that's the conversation a lot of other parent are having besides the government interference which we can all agree on. >> i think it is an important conversation because -- the reality is that as parents we should have that autonomy whether we want to wrap our kids in bubble wrap or whether we want to give our kids a little more freedom and autonomy it should be our decision as parents, and not the decision of some government authority who doesn't even know our kids or know our families. so i do think this conversation

is very important because i am starting to realize that this is been happening for a long time and it is much more prevalent than i definitely than i realized, and then i think most people realize. so as parents i think we should all be concerned about that. rachel: god bless you britney i'm sorry your family and children had to see you getting arrested. it is just unbelievable by the way fox news reached out to the fannin county sheriff office for comment, they said they do not comment on pending cases. britney pathser son, david, thanks for bringing this to our attention. a lot of parents are paying attention. >> thank you so much. >> take care and god bless you and happy thanksgiving, awful you celebrated all american christmas tree lighting alongside of us, and two lucky viewers won sweepstakes to watch it too in person they're going to be joining us on the couch, next. ♪ ♪ s hadwith your weight?

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[cheering] >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> yesterday the all american christmas tree was lit on fox square and this year fox news gifted a fan and all expenses paid trip to new york city to experience it live in person. rachel: that's right our next guest is winner of the sweepstake who traveled from monroe, michigan, to be here this weekend. >> niki and jason weir are joining us you get sister of the year award so you won. and then you invited your brother to come you. that's pretty impressive. >> yes he's a huge fan and he had to come with me. >> did he deserve it? >> he's helped me out a lot. brian: might have to work off -- rachel: with your trump camo hat on -- >> oh, absolutely. rachel: gotten any reaction? >> not so far.

positive, negative neutral? >> neutral here but everywhere else free stuff constantly. rachel: you get free stuff for wearing the trump hat. >> everywhere. you'll be amazed. charlie: what's been most interesting here? >> most interesting has been the hotel seeing the tree lit up. meeting everybody. >> you met a couple of personalities here i heard -- >> last night jesse wonderful. my brother is a huge fan of jesse. nice in person as you thought he would be? >> absolutely. no doubt. >> he has great hair. >> yeah. he knows that. [laughter] >> did you know he's bald just a wig. >> that is not true. not true. >> according to gutfeld. >> this is your first trip to new york. >> yes never been to new york. >> is it bigger than you thought? wilder? >> it is leak on tv i didn't think it would be like that. yeah.

>> did you grow up in central park walk around? >> we're here until sunday. so -- not yet. >> see from the hotel room. >> a nice view. >> are you ready for christmas? weaves been talking about christmas preparations are you two ready for christmas? >> now we are. maybe a little shopping in new york city? >> she wants to get stuff -- yeah. tiffanies get her something really nice. >> after this. >> forever. yes. rachel: that's awesome. we're glad you could join us glad you could kind of come see our fox family. you're part of that fox family we're glad you won and you do get sister of the year award. >> thank you for having me. >> happy thanksgiving. more "fox & friends" still ahead. ♪ ♪

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