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>> ainsley: good morning, it's 8:00 on the east coast, tuesday, november 26th, this is "fox and homan heading to the border today, he joined "fox and friends" with what is at stake. >> we need to save children. how? we secure the border, send a strong message to the rest of the world, if you cross this border illegally, you'll be deported. >> brian: distancing fro walmart, will more brands follow suit? d dahdah. >> steve: dramatic music, brian. and alec baldwin talking down to americans. >> americans are uninformed about reality.

>> brian: i have to start reading. >> lawrence: yeah, final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. incoming border czar tom homan will tour texas border with greg greg abbott, governor of texas. >> steve: that visit as that state acquires a 1400 acre border ranch to help president-elect trump with a mass deportation plan. >> ainsley: griff jenkins has details. >> griff: good morning, here comes border czar, tom homan is the right guy for the job. greg abbott will a coccompany t homan today in texas, where a large group passed, over, one as young as two. the rio grande bracing for a surge as don buckinghams she is looking forward to having a willing partner to secure the

border. >> we care that violent criminals get off our soil. we're excited to be part of that in texas. texas has been standing in the g gap. we have a lot of good things going on here. >> griff: here are numbers under biden-harris administration, 10 and a half million encounters 1.7 million gotaways. and greg abbott will be talking about arresting and deporting venezuelan tren de aragua gang members, he says it is priority for incoming admin stlagz and texas to crack down. >> steve: you played sound bite from the texas land commissioner. texas is acres to help trump with his plan, setting things up for when he takes office 55 days from now, right?

>> griff: that is right and tom homan is not sitting around, he is hitting the ground running. mass deportation of just violent criminals upward of a million or more are top targets and they'll have to be held somewhere. current facility is lacking so this land commissioner's offer is welcomed from incoming administration from sources i talked to. >> brian: happens. he'll get 1.4 million acres from t texas. and there is sentiment to finish the wall. >> lawrence: that is part of a slight correction, part of

reason we're giving government that land, we were going to build the wall there. people we bought it from said we couldn't build the wall there. the land owner. it is sitting there now and now they'll build facilities there. you have to house these people somewhere as they go through deportation process. >> ainsley: and president trump is not in office yet and saying he's slapping tariffs on canada, me mexico, if you don't fix this, i will slap you with 25% tariff and tom homan said he guarantees funds will be cut for states who do not support the deportation plan. >> brian: throwing off would-be traffickers. >> steve: the border wall, interesting to see, trump has not talked that much about the wall in the last couple months,

just the fact he's threatening 25% tariff against canada and mebs mebs unless they stop flow there side. we can have people on their side, when they step foot in the united states, they have to be adjudicated. he made it clear, stop them on your side or your companies will be burdened with gigantic tariff. >> lawrence: brian talked to tom homan earlier in the show. >> we are not waiting until january 20th, we are planning what we'll do to lock down the state of texas. governor greg abbott has done a great job, illegal crossings are down 80%, he's taken trump policies and put to work. president trump will have to come in with executive orders. remain in mexico issue lowest

illegal immigration, down 90%. example, this two year old, how many children are not dying or how many women and children are not sexually assaulted. we'll finish the job and show the american people, be transparent and show why we need to secure the border, it is saving lives. >> steve: he's right, people want to see results and trump is doing stuff, shaking it up and he hasn't become the guy with keys to air force one yet. >> brian: the ceremony today, they will serve thanksgiving lunch to border patrol and show they have their support. >> lawrence: appreciation for once. they have been processing children and haven't been able to do their job, showing them respect, love, getting food in their stomach. >> brian: he said their phone is blowing up with people that want to go back in. >> steve: we have your lunch and

your back. >> brian: pete hegseth said the same thing, he has people saying, i'm signing up and going back if you're in control. >> lawrence: the book he wrote, everyone is now criticizing, "new york times" best seller "war on warriors" there are people reaching out to him telling him more stories. they'll make that a big thing about how he talked about raiding military and dei woke folks in military, go back to doing defense they are supposed to be doing.n to fill florida congressman michael waltz seat as president trump rounds out his team. >> ainsley: peter doocy joins us. >> peter: voters wanted michael waltz to represent them in florida, but donald trump wants

michael waltz as national security advisor so trump endorsed randy fine. before randy fine announced a run, that happened 45 minutes ago. >> i believe president trump was saved so he could save the world, when he said i could help him, i didn't have a choice, i'll run for sixth congressional district of florida. fighting for the border or standing up for israel and standing up toin china, i'm ready to go. >> peter: and changes in the fbi. wrays he will stay onboard, kash patel is in the mix for a top job possible at deputy level because senate confirmation is not clear after patel warned of retaliating against trump's

political rivals, they may not be popular with republican senators. elon musk is in the mix, he and vivek ramaswamy are trying to hire experts to help fill out their waste government cutting doge, and trying to hire an ai czar, that could be key tool in the doge, going line by line and figu figuring out where there is waste. depending how china decides to use ai, could be defining issue of trump's next term. he just talked to xi jinping and president biden is out of here in a couple hours for thanksgiving in nantucket. >> steve: mr. fine wants to take mr. waltz seat.

parentally jimmy petronace, ceo of florida on tap to replace matt gaetz, what about rmarco rubio, big senate seat? any suggestion from governor desantis who that person might be? >> peter: not from desantis, he is a florida resident, lots of political connection, but nothing from desantis himself, who could go a million different ways with this. >> ainsley: when does he have to do that? >> lawrence: from the office -- >> peter: marco rubio will not vacate the seat until inauguration day, no hurry for desantis. >> brian: stop backing up. >> lawrence: they are talking about patel being tapped for a

deputy position, i talked about a couple weeks ago probably deputy fbi, but i'm hearing missouri ag andrew bailey is being tapped to lead the fbi. >> brian: and get rid of christopher wray? >> steve: first they have to fire him and trump suggested that, hasn't talked about that and incoming vice president j.d. vance suggested via x they would fire him. >> lawrence: he's as good as gone. >> ainsley: massive legal victory for donald trump that we learned, jack smith, two interrogations he has about the election interference and classified documents case, both dismissed. newsweek learned and threw -- what is it called when you get a foya, found out how much moneyis cas were costing you the

tax taxpayer grand total of 50 million. >> steve: jack smith asked two courts to shut down the two cases, the judge in d.c. has done that, still waiting on the other one. jack smith is following the law, dou cannot prosecute a sitting president of the united states. donald trump won the election and in 55 days will be sitting president, essentially jack smith realizes, i can't do this in 55 days and pulled the plug on it. >> brian: jack smith spent 50 million, will put out a report and say this is exact case i was going to put forward, another one or two days with opposition. for most part, this is done, finished, through, from president trump's perspective, this was expected. next is new york civil case, the one that hurt his company, had

to take out a bond for. by questions, it looks egregious, no one complaining except leticia james. if he can get rid of that fine. it is civil trial. >> lawrence: to follow-up on that, the notion of holding this stuff now. because even in jack smith case, the judge did not dismiss it with prejudice, so essentially they could hold and then when he leaves office still try to come after him, same for new york. why not just get rid of all this for the good of the country? he'll be in his 80s, are you going to try to throw him, i mean, jack smith case has mandatory minimums, he would have to be in prison. why not get rid of this now? >> steve: right and statute of

limitations would have run out although some are suggesting -- >> lawrence: bootstrap with a felony and we have another case there. >> steve: federal stuff, some are suggesting would not count when he's president and would still be time on the clock. and brian talked about how business record case hurt trump's company, there is gigantic penalty facing him, although on hold. here is the thing, that case helped him become president of the united states. before the primary season started, ron desantis was ahead in polling by 25 or 35 points ahead of donald trump. when alvin bragg brought this case, people are going, what is going on with that and he was able to talk about, this is not fair to me and able to use it. ultimately, that one is on ice, these two that came after it, have now officially gone away.

>> ainsley: he used that to help with the election. remember at the al smith dinner, he is speaking and roasting and mayor adams and leticia james were there and he was roasting her, same thing happening to mayor adams. >> brian: everything blew up in their face and trump able to persevere for a year and a half and the other thing we're talking about is dei and the president has a mission to rid our country of dei, beginning to happen organically, walmart is latest major corporation to do it. things will change with that company, with walmart. number one, getting rid of diversity, equity and inclusion. one overarching thing if you want to get rid of woke and dei, understand you have to stop believing america is riddled

with inwitties and only with people and system of racism itself that need to be overhauled, if you get rid of that premise, go back to what the country was. >> lawrence: you remember after the floyd murder, there were all these companies that pledged all this money to black lives matter and they got it and fortune magazine, black lives matter did it, fortune magazine paid black lives matter, none of the companies did programs they talked about. it was a scam, pr stunt and the company is moving forward. antis >> ainsley: there is robby starbuck leading the campaign talking about companies and woke policies and he warned walmart executives, if you don't change your dei, i'm calling you out

and had conversation with the walmart ceo or whoever is in charge and they found solutions. remove sexual and transgender products inappropriately marketed to children, reviewing grants to pride events targeting children. >> steve: and walmart, in that story, i believe fox business, walmart said we have been thinking about rolling back this stuff over last couple years, they said, it had nothing to do with robby starbuck, the filmmaker who suggested he would go after them. walmart has a good company, big corporations like john deer, ford, toyota, all rolled back their dei initiatives because times have changed. >> lawrence: carley has other news. >> carley: i do. fox news alert. police officer in texas has died

after being shot in the leg and side, this happened last night, suspected gunman was shot and taken to the hospital, his condition has not been revealed. it happened in a wooded area located in greenville, texas rangers are investigating this tragic incidence. and daniel penny trial, yesterday attorneys rangeled over what should be included in jury instructions. daniel penny said the homeless man was acting esrratic. he faces 15 years if convicted. and jaguar, receiving backlash from social media. managing director says if we play in the does, we will get

out. we should not turn up like an auto brand, we wanted to move from auto motive stereo types, hes it is disappointed from social media commenters. and confusion this morning over brian's favorite rice brand. >> brian: best rice is -- >> carolina? >> brian: gentle ben's. >> lawrence: what is that? what? wait a minute. >> steve: gentle ben could make great rice. >> brian: if he wasn't a bear. >> steve: gentleman was a tv show starring cleint howard, wh became friends with a bear. it starred -- cane.

did you know that? we reached out to dean for comment on his favorite rice brand, we'll let you know if it is uncle ben or ben's original and goya makes a good product. >> lawrence: i love how brian thought this was a moment for me and him to bond. lawrence, don't you know -- what is he talking about? we got to root of it, okay. >> brian: fact carley's news is dominated by my faux pas, it is unbelievable. >> carley: you are headline making. >> ainsley: what is funny, we bash brian all morning, he's giving us content. >> lawrence: he does. >> ainsley: the rv. >> lawrence: this is who he is, though. it is -- a briefcase full of content. >> steve: you miss a little, you miss a lot.

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tornado stephen sinsingleton wa struck earlier this month, the pastor was wearing a reflective vest killed. cbp confirming the driver of the car entered the country illegally and released pending a for hearing. here is the wife. >> i had to watch my husband of 53 years die in front of me and to know the person who did this is walking around is difficult to deal with. >> todd: singleton's daughter saying this man was not legally in the country and poesed no license, referring to an american license. he was thrown on the windshield

breaking it. the oaks oakland county prosecutors he's investigating. >> lawrence: tom homan will meet with texas governor greg abbott at the border today, he gave us a preview. >> we are not waiting until january 20, we are working on what we'll do to lock down the state of texas. governor greg abbott has done a great job, he's been successful because he's taken trump policies and put them to work. show american people, be transparent and show american people why we need to secure the border, it is about saving lives. >> lawrence: new views shows unaccompanied migrant children as young as two years old heading into the united states. christopher oliveras will join us now, he will meet with tom

homan and greg abbott. thank you for gotting up. >> i want to play this video you captured. let's watch it. >> venezuela -- [not speaking english] -- >> lawrence: so lt, steve asked a great question, who is changing the diaper of this child. who let's a child go through the jungle alone? how common is this? >> you know, lawrence, just that video is powerful and heartbreaking to see that two-year-old child. precarious journey these

children make from the home country to the united states and fact current policies continue to place children exposed to criminal networks and places their lives in danger. to come across the border with a phone number on a piece of paper, not knowing where this child will end up is disturbing, that is why there are 300,000 children unaccounted for and probably more that we don't know about. border patrol have to process children and deal with children before they are turned over to health ask human services. we don't know who they end up with. i'm honored you are sharing this story, i think for the most part we don't talk about childrening coming across the border themselves. before i came on this morning, we had a group of 200 that came

across in eagle pass and there were 50 plus unaccompanied children. this is a problem. >> lawrence: everybody talking about trump separating families, they are coming across the border separated. 50 children just today that came across and don't have their parents. the big question issue you have trump administration that will be there in less than 50 days, what will change. >> i want to add, over the years we faced criticism and governor greg abbott has faced criticism, none of activists or civil rights groups have been to the border or have not accompanied these children, have not pulled out a body from the river. we put structure in place to

save lives, yet not one of them has done anything to put a strategy in place to prevent children from crossing a dangerous border. in the future, tom homan and greg abbott are working on something to get the border secured, it shows we have a great partnership with the federal government, an ally as opposed to an adversary. we'll support what we can do in texas to help this administration get their policies pushed forward and secure the border more. >> lawrence: texas is last line of defense for the country. border patrol has not been able to help you, they have opinion doing processing, calvary coming for texas. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, lawrence. happy thanksgiving. alec baldwin calling out americans saying they don't know much about the world.

>> there was a gap in information for americans, americans are very uninformed about reality. l >> lawrence: emily will join us numbers and there she is.

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>> if you will, information for americans, americans are very uninformed about reality. >> ainsley: he's a multi millionaire, actor and he says americans don't have grasp on reality and banned any mention of his fatal shooting on set. here to react is emily compagno.

he's saying we are -- talking negatively about americans. what is your reaction? >> getting a lifetime ach achievement award. here is another hollywood elite telling me i don't have appetite for action and he said its the film industry that stood in the gap, i laughed remembering john cena apologizing to china for calling taiwan a country. hollywood injury capitulates to woke vibe, apologize from disney for a kiss. today is a big day, emily compagno new book "under his wings" is out today, purchase is right now. tell us about your book.

congratulations. >> it is honor of my lifetime to serve as messenger of these intimate stories of war fighters who had deep connection with god and faith on the battlefield. my family, i come from a strong family legacy, letters from world war ii and world war i, i was an n.f.l. cheerleader and we visited troops in 2009. we called it slaughter city slumber party. three daughters at home, and he took care of us. three days later, he lost his leg. he credits prayers with saving his life, it is,a mazing. >> ainsley: the story of jeramiah. >> jeramiah wiwelbur, he would

repeat this phrase, did not make sense, in thick of fire fight in iraq, the phrase presented itself innish well english and the phrase meant, jesus is always with me. that is common them, pows that survived and infantrymen that realized they were never alone. that is my prayer that people know they are never alone, god is always with them and are wa fighters are a testament to life-saving effect of faith in life. >> ainsley: god has give you a platform to tell the stories, thank you. "under his wings," appropriate

title. god bless you. thank you, emily. watch emily on "outnumbered" weekdays noon on fox news channel and pick up her book "under his wings," wherever you buy your books. more "fox and friends" coming up. hey. hey! it can be so easy to get busy and distracted during the holidays. easy to lose focus. easy to lose sight of what this season is really about. for god so loved the world that he gave us his only son. don't lose sight this advent.

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>> janice: good morning, it is raining a lot in new york city. this is travel we have to deal with across the north east. temperatures not bad, cold air across canada and great lakes. i brought the wrong clicker outside, i forgot the one, there you go, that is my producer telling me he will help me. showers and thunderstorms up and down the east coast and potential for snow in the west.

this is what we're dealing with this morning and afternoon. this storm system exits east coast, dealing with know wo across the west and that will be the weather maker for thursday, for the thanksgiving day parade for new york city, wet one, it will be messy. fo foxweather.com. there it is, so sorry, my friends, heading to new york city, dress appropriately with your umbrella. back inside, i'm coming in. >> steve: come on in, hurry. >> lawrence: stay dry. >> steve: thanks, an hour ago we spoke to a 16-year-old california cross-country runner, a woman. her high school in the last couple months has taken on for their team a transgender biologically born boy who is now suddenly on her team. couple of teammates suing the school saying it is not fair.

that unwhy woman spoke out last thursday in riverside, california. her name is riley morrow, she's speaking out, she and the team feel uncomfortable having a biological boy in their locker room. she joined us and had a conservation with us, along with her attorney, who represents a couple of the defendants, people who brought the lawsuit against the school district, talking about what the challenges are for her. listen to this. >> having a male on our team proposes genetic advantages for that student, i'm not trying to use this platform to advocate for my team, it is for girls and woman across the globe. >> cannot discriminate based on six and that is what the school did, they treated taylor less favorably than this transgender

student. we understand biological boys can compete, are allowed to compete, these girls have taken a bold stand and said, we are not okay with that. california at least need to treat females with equal treatment and not less than. >> ainsley: riley feels unsafe having a male in the locker room and bathroom. the school said it is important to remember that riverside unified school district and bound to follow california law which require students be allowed to participate in activities including athletics and competition specific with his or her gender identity irrespective of the gender >> lawrence: this is stupid, where are those women now, i

don't care what they teach and diversity and equity handbook, men and women of this country rejected this nonsense in the last election and there are more of us that are speaking out about this than them there handbook and all this, it does not make sense. i'm all for treating, let them have their own bathroom, there own sports, do whatever, but to put them with girls is not right, full stop. >> steve: we know how the lawsuit turns out. >> ainsley: is law? law says you can't discriminate based on sex and schools and attorneys say you have to follow the law. the law would have to be changed. >> lawrence: they are changing from what is biological to what you identify. if i want to come in this company and say, i identify as a woman, then the law has to catch

up to me. >> steve: when they wrote the law, i am sure they never thought this could happen, people are challenging it. two days from thanksgiving and dis dishing out turkey day trivia coming up. >> steve: check in with bill hemmer for what is coming up. >> bill: hope you get a drumstick. dan patrick out of texas is speaking of change, look out washington, d.c., kevin mccarthy is here on that today, and can israelis manage a ceasefire? could happen any moment, we are watching carefully from the mi middle east and peggy noonan, and more at the top of the hour.

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♪ >> steve: we were supposed to be outside to do a deuce on a loose but it's pouring. we have turkey trivia. are you ready? play along. game show music, please. first question. what is an adult female turkey called?

>> ainsley: no idea. >> female turkey. >> a turkey. >> a hen. >> steve: we'll take hen. lawrence, congratulations. it's a hen. what is an adult male turkey called? >> rooster. >> steve: you know the answer. >> tom turkey. we'll take tom, that's right. or gobbler. this is for thursday. what temperature should a turkey be cooked to for safe eating? >> come on, you guys. >> lawrence: the interior. probably 130. >> steve: 165. the question i'm freelancing. in the tv show gentle ben, there was an actual bear who played gentle ben. what was the name of the bear in

gentle ben? the actual name. chris. i just told him. >> ainsley: bruno. >> steve: can you -- >> lawrence: that's cheating. >> brian: chris is the man. >> ainsley: what was the names of the turkeys that were pardoned yesterday? >> steve: peaches and cream? >> >> ainsley: peaches and cherry. >> brian: look all the questions we didn't get. >> lawrence: have a great day. >> bill: going after them trying to hit them where they hurt. president-elect donald trump threatening to slap brand-new tariffs on countries he accuses of fueling the border crisis. crossed late last night. big follow-up today. good morning, tuesday, bill hemmer, live i