in the home. fatherlessness is a huge epidemic in this nation. and jack brewer foundation is trying to address it real time with a real practical solution. it's a blessing and we give all glory to god. >> carley: amen, jack. you are taking people who made mistakes in their life. served their time and want to reform and those people are helping out people who are financially in need. this is what jesus would want you to do. he spoke to sinners and met with prisoners and washed the feet of sinners and that is exactly what you are doing as well. thank you so much for joining us. god bless you, jack. have a very happy thanksgiving with you and your family. happy thanksgiving to everybody out there right now. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> joey: good morning and happy

thanksgiving. this is "fox & friends." >> emily: it's 6:00 a.m. on the west coast -- it's actually the east coast. the california girl, sorry, guys. i know where i am. we are so grateful to be with you here today. >> joey: absolutely. i hope there is turkey somewhere. i have got to get into that. members of trump next administration says they won't back down as the fbi investigates threats against them. >> i'm not going to be intimidated by these people. you are not going to shut me up. i'm not going away. i'm going to do this job. >> emily: plus, some democrats aren't so thankful for their parties' losing candidates as former mega donors share their frustration. watch. >> they play hide the ball. they lost badly. if you can't run your campaign, you damn sure can't run the country. >> todd: it's a bird from a plane, an alaska woman's sky high mission to feed those who live off the grid this thanksgiving. "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, guys, mornings

are better with friends. >> todd: we do have real news to get to the fbi as investigating several members of president-elect's incoming administration were targeted with bomb threats and swatting calls. >> emily: spite this frightening scare many of the g.o.p. are vowing to not back down. >> joey: madeleine joins us. >> madeleine: spokesperson is thanking law enforcement for acting so quickly. the threats come after a political campaign that was marked by violence. the roughly dozen nominees and appointees who were targeted tuesday night and wednesday morning, include cia director nominee john ratcliffe. defense secretary nominee pete hegseth. u.n. ambassador nominee elise stefanik. agriculture secretary nominee brook rollins, lee zeldin continue and commerce secretary nominee howard lutnick. the fbi saying in a statement we are working with our law enforcement partners.

we take all potential threats seriously and encourage members of the public to immediately report anything they consider suspicious to law enforcement. tom homan says he has been receiving death threats and being named as trump's incoming border czar but he is undeterred. >> i think the first role is not to be intimidated. i'm not going to be intimidated by these people. they are not going to silence me. look, i'm going to do this job. i want to do this job because it's an issue of national security. you are not going to shut me up. i'm not going away. i'm going to do this job and continue talking to the american people why it needs to be done. >> the threats come after two assassination attempts on president-elect trump's life. house speaker mike johnson says this is dangerous and unhinged. it is not who we are in america. joe biden and all democrat leaders have an obligation to speak up and condemn this now. the white house says it has been in touch with federal law enforcement as the president-elect's team. the president condemns all threats of political violence.

todd, emily and joey? >> todd: madeleine rivera live for us. look, this cannot be the norm in our country. we cannot, absolutely, have this be the norm. if, for no other reason, guys, then who is going to want to enter public service? who is going to want to give of their time if their family is threatened? nobody wants that. and, yet, some people in the media like andrew mccabe are normalizing. this down playing the significance of threats like this. listen. >> joey: ridiculous. >> this has become a very, very common aspect of life for really anyone who is in a high profile or even remotely controversial position. it's been going on for years. >> joey: thankfully, not everybody shares that position when it comes to protecting the people. i used to say this all the time. people would tell me man, it's so divisive right now. ran in the 60's you would get shot or shot at.

where are we now. maybe we are as guided as we have ever been. need to protect those who are going to lead our country. this is richard staropoli a former secret service agent, this is what he had to say about andrew mccabe essentially down playing these threats. >> so what are we supposed to do? just accept the fact that public officials can get threatened? should we just accept the fact that you know, mentally i will people are romeing the new york city subway fleeing people off the platform in front of on coming trains? what is the fbi throwing in the towel? are they not going to be doing anything? that's a terrible statement by a senior ranking leader although a former ranking leader of the fbi. it's horrible. >> emily: it appears predict being and unsurprising. take lee zeldin, who during his gubernatorial candidacy attempted knife attack. thanks to his quick-thinking and those around him it was subdued. no one is surprised anymore. the president-elect of the

united states had two attempted assassinations on his life. at what point is the stewardship of our tax dollars going to go appropriately to identifying and thwarting these before it even happens? >> and is it the fact that technology has exceeded capabilities? is it simply too large a volume out there so that the threats come in and that's considered a success, that it ends with a threat but they are still safe? is that a success? to me that seems that is not a success, having august of these individuals who have sworn to serve this country and haven't yet assumed position and having had their families threatened, having their thanksgiving under the shroud of a lack of safety, to me, is unacceptable. >> todd: i think we need to go further than the blanket statement everybody issues there is no room for political violence in our country withing in more. no, we need to go many steps further and that includes finding who did this, was it coordinated because it certainly appears on first blush like it is, and then making sure that those individuals feel the full

wrath of the law to send a message to other people out there that this is not normal and it can not be normal in our country if we are going to continue on with democracy as the left always likes to throw in our face. if we don't have civil serving vanities who are willing to leave their very, very successful private lives to go do their three, four, two years whatever it is of government service, then that is the real threat to democracy. we need to find who made these threats and punish them severely. >> joey: yeah, this cabinet is particularly young. they have small children. for obvious reasons we know some of them. even beyond that, elise stefanik's friend matt is a friend of mine. they have a young son. i spoke to him yesterday. i spoke to a couple of these people yesterday. they were all incredibly stalwart in their to go through the government process and become part of this government. you are not going to deter these people. information come out get some

clarity on what that was all about. this is probably a happier moment than what we were just talking about. this is the cover of the "new york post" and it says carve that turkey, trump can cut more than a trillion dollars on its first day. how could he do that, you might ask? one of those ways is through doge but another way is through executive action by actually going in and taking out things biden wrote into law or wrote into effect that cost a lot of money. >> emily: that's right. i have to say as a former federal attorney. to me they are sort of different buckets of the waste of our tax dollars to the tune of trillions. and among them is things that we're paying for in the millions and the billions that we know we have identified as being unworthy of that. >> joey: billions. many billions. >> emily: also the overpayments and the waste. i think that for the government, as we know, it has no income. every dollar of it has been taken from our income that we have earned. and as such, every dollar taken the government will never give back. we know it spends 2022 reclaim

one. for example, when you don't pay your tax accidently. they can squander and overpay on ridiculous bloated programs. and nothing will ever get back. working, collaborating with the mexican president. collaborating with those in doge and those in the administration that are committed to this efficiency. and then those in the american public who say yes, we are ready to not have the majority of our income go to tithing for shrimp and ridiculous named post office. >> todd: the american take away the american people are optimistic for the first time in a long advertisement a lot of the that has to do with yes, their bloated government is going to be way less bloated under a donald trump administration and the border. finally will be secure. and the president, having a very important conversation yesterday with the new mexican president. here's what he posted on truth social, quote: just had a wonderful conversation with the new president of mexico, claudia shine because pardo. agreed to stop immigration into

mexico and into the united states effectively closing our southern border. stop the inflow into the united states and u.s. consumption it was a productive conversation. awful i would say is wow, that was quick. all the people on the left who said oh my god the tariffs are going to cripple america. even before he puts them in, no, the tariffs are going to force the hand of those that have taken advantage of us for years, canada, china, and mexico. literally took this lady less than 24 hours to be like okay, mercy. we cave. we will do behalf you want on the border. that's the effect of the tariffs, that's donald trump playing chess. >> joe: disingenuous how these arguments against donald trump are democrats to the extent are grasping at straws. you would understand that in a partisan world we live. in not lining he didn't do this before. not like he didn't see this work. exact same way before.

and, you know, if the tools you have work, keep using them. >> emily: we saw the success with obrador and trudeau. our failed candidate for president went down there, remember, and was supposed to have us maintain our faith in her diplomacy and ability to have those conversations with those leaders in central and south america. nothing happened. trump talks to the president for one second. and what happens? a result. to your point? is it the threat of terrorists? the knowledge of diplomacy, the massaging of relationships? whatever it is, he is getting the job done. >> joey: it's common sense. i really do. i think it's applying common sense to -- people talk about does president trump -- is he playing 40 chess? no he is playing checkers, making moves that make sense and predicting how people are going to react. he is just playing checkers, a lot of it has to do to your point kamala going down looking for the root causes. all these conversations at the

ivory league ivory tower level have a meeting to schedule another meeting. trump is like tariffs, 24 hours later, it's done. another way over the last three weeks you definitely felt a feel since trump won that, things are changing whether it be on the economy, whether it be on the border and also with regard to dei. trump promised if he was elected dei would go away when he took office. it looks like dei is going away before he takes office. companies in the u.s. as we reported were kind of already on the verge of backing off. then walmart said it's over. dei like i mentioned on your show died on november 5th. this week the retail giant said it would cut back it's diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives why is this significant? walmart is the largest private employer in the country and where it goes others are likely to follow if for no other reason than think of all the brands that need walmart to sell their goods. if walmart says hey, dei is done here, do you think every single one of those brands that kind of

toed the line with woke is going to continue that? they said no we have to stay in walmart. it's how we provide to our company. it's how we selling goods. we're done with it, too. >> emily: speaking of woke. the washington whole analysis thanksgiving is the woke holiday before we had that name. trying to put out there that people should sacrifice their precious time with their family and friends because they may not agree with someone politically. democrats skipping thanksgiving for festivus, airing out their party grievances, for example, as james carville blames the harris loss on listening to, quote: snot-nosed progressive staffers. >> the vice president was saying about going on joe rogan show, and a lot of the younger progressive staffers pitched a hissy fit. supposedly the campaign said that that wasn't the determinative factor but they did. when you put a campaign together, and you hire young people to do work.

let me tell you exactly what you tell these people. what i would tell them. not only am i not interested in your [bleep] opinion. i'm not even going to call you by your name. you're 23 years old. i don't really give a [bleep] what you think. campaigns are authoritarian by their nature. and if i were running a 2028 campaign and i had some little snot-nosed 23-year-old saying i'm going to resign if you don't do this, not only would i fire that [bleep] on the spot, i would find out who hired them and fire that person on the spot. >> todd: emily clutched her pearls so hard they disappeared. >> emily: my pearls. [laughter] >> joey: listen, you can't take offense to that. it's funny, it's comical. list of people freaking out over the loss. they are not happy with where things are. what cracks me up about this. we covered this on "the five" yesterday. just this idea that kamala

harris' campaign is not accepting failure. they are -- they are identifying as a successful campaign although all the evidence leads that they were a failure. when you look at joe rogan specifically and choosing not to go on that pawfd, joe rogan is not a republican or a democrat. that's what makes him a powerful voice. his audience rejects woke but he embrace marijuana. equally skeptical of the big government as well as business. they don't fall into partisan buckets. many of them are passionately liberal and most of them have libertarian antiwar streak in them. so for any presidential candidate, really any mainstream candidate to go from and sit down with him for three hours, we can't undercore just how unique that was. i don't know that any other republican that was running for the nomination would have walked in there and set down for three hours. and it's because in a lot of ways trump isn't a conservative or a republican. he is a populist. he is obviously championing conservative policies but it's

because that's what the country wants and needs right now. and his many years in business make those things make sense to him. it's not because he needed to, you know, champion the republican party. that just happened to be the place where his ideas landed. there aren't many politicians that can be that, that can be that malleable or open for three hours. >> emily: what terrified the democratic party or what they didn't see millions and millions who listen to joe rogan's podcast and others have a curiosity. you can't shove them into the box that the democratic party likes to be put into. it confused them. the james carville thing, i can't decide if it's a frightening example of the disconnects between the establishment democrat party saying oh you are younger than 20 or 40, then shut up and sit in the corner because that's also why they lost. they weren't listening to people or is it a reflection exactly of the fact that the tail was wagging the dog? and that those that know better. >> joey: that's what james

carville was saying. >> emily: led by woke 18-year-olds strapping themselves to trees and no idea whatsoever how the real world works. >> todd: you nailed the important take away from it. second dear cake away that goes to what you are saying. road map going forward for campaigns. you need to walk and chew gum at the same time in this regard. you need to find a way to get those gen z voters who may be voting for the first time. you need to find them where they are and speak to them where they're. but, at the same time, the adults need to be in the room. these people have no life experience. they need the gen zers, us, with the real world experience, sorry if i aged anybody here on this couch. >> emily: i'm an x. >> joe: you call me an elder millennial. >> todd: listen to those people because those are the people that have the real world experience. and are close enough to those young people in age to actually provide significant value.

so, i understand what you are saying about carville. it shows how unhinged the left is right now three weeks following this loss. but there is an important take away there for all campaigns. i think trump figured it out. we will see if the democrats do in 26 and 28. >> joey: i don't know. it's a culture of victimhood and they can keep at it. i'm a conservative. i don't want to see them win. more importantly, someone who is a winner can't get enough of her i will tell you we will toss over to carley. >> carley: me. pick me. thank you, joey. good to see you. happy thanksgiving. we do have more news to get to, starting with. this a federal court of appeals ruling that texas has a right to build a razor wire border wall to keep illegal immigrants from flocking into the state. this tearing that down. texas is trying to safeguard its own party.

plane carrying three americans. in texas following a prisoner swap. a ban was finally lifted on an additional american who was being prevented from leaving china. the three men were arrested and held on different charges in china, that u.s. officials say were arbitrary and unlawful. an amazon worker in 20 countries, including here in the u.s. are planning to hold protests and strikes tomorrow on black friday. and also on cyber monday. organizers say they want to hold amazon accountable for, quote: anti-worker and antidemocratic practices and amazon spokesperson says the company is always looking for ways to improve but is proud of the pay, benefits, and safe work experience they provide to workers. and finally, check this out. in alaska, one woman taking it upon herself to help out off the grid neighbors by air dropping

thanksgiving turkeys. using a small plane she had rebuilt with her dad. she flies over rural parts of south-central alaska dropping the frozen turkey to those who just can't make it to the grocery store. so far this year she delivered more than 30 holiday birds to people living year around in cabin where's there are no roads. those your headlines, guys, how cool is that. flying over, dropping off the turkeys, i'm sure a couple bears in alaska hoping not near them. >> joey: that's awesome. what are the negatives accidently hit somebody? >> carley: you have to beware that a turkey is about to fall on your property. >> todd: don't do this in connecticut in a few hours. i will be looking up. frozen bombs dropping. >> joey: that's awesome though. >> emily: today, thanksgiving, a huge macy's thanksgiving day parade and adam is live ahead of it right here in new york city.

adam, what's going on? >> adam: good morning, guys, happy thanksgiving. well, i will tell what you is going on. rain going on. i just saw my first marching band pass behind me minutes ago already pouring on them. a long morning for folks who are participating in the parade. folks out here in the parade. energy still remains high. because ever this rain, which in the 8 years i have been coming here i have never seen such a steady, soaking rain is that going to impact the actual parade? the good news is no, it takes winds to ground any of these floats. not expecting winds up to 23 mile-per-hour flesh hold. if we can dive into weather graphics. unfortunately what we are experiencing right now we will be experiencing all morning long. temperatures in the upper 40's. up to 50 degrees and rain consistently in our forecast. if you are not here on the east coast and looking at our next graphic, what you will notice is this is the only real weather maker across the country. everyone out to the west is experiencing drier conditions; however, cooler conditions. this is a true cold front that's bringing this rain to portions of the east coast. everything back off towards the

west, much colder air. back out here on the parade route. i do want to show you. as you know the parade is famous for 17 giant balloons. kind of tough because every car in the city just kind of parked behind me. over my shoulder there is a balloon in the background that's minnie mouse. this parade started right around 100 years ago. this is the 98thage. that's almost the same age as minnie mouse. despite that big debut in the parade. it's raining but the energy still high out here. back over to you guys. >> joey: thanks, adam. my daughter margo will be very excited for minnie mouse and the parade. it's thanksgiving. i would imagine you guys are awake because you are getting your turkey and food ready you are up early so thanks for joining us. >> emily: so grateful for this opportunity and filling in for ainsley today. we love you guys. i love being part of the fox family so grateful. >> todd: i'm grateful for the parade organizers spinally striking while the irons were hot on minnie mouse. 98 years.

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i want did do this job an issue of national security. you are not going to shut me up. i'm not going to go away. continue talking to the measure people why it needs to be done. >> emily: the latest threat comes just months after two assassination attempts on president-elect trump will president biden and democratic leaders speak the and condemn. this fox news contributor and former congressman jason

chaffetz joins me now to discuss. jason, will they? will they come out unq unequivoy and condemn frightening threats of violence? >> well, they are on the clock right now. good morning, emily and happy thanksgiving. but they are on the clock. they could have done it yesterday. they better darn well do it today. i don't have a whole lot of confidence. remember, we have a united states supreme court. they haven't offered the resources to protect the supreme court justices. so, here you have the incoming trump administration, you are not going to intimidate somebody like tom homan. i mean, come on, really? of all the people out there. you think you are going to intimidate that group of people? it's not going to happen. what is concerning about this is, it doesn't seem like it's some, you know, one person who is just off their meds. to be able to target those nine people and beyond, there is a coordinated effort here. and the fbi has got to get on top of it. not only do they have to identify, but they need to charge and then prosecute these people. america needs to see consequences for people that are threatening other people's

lives. >> emily: i agree with you. this is like the one group mess around and find out. of course no one would be deterred. of course they would all be staunchly defined. so it begs the question, jason, why then do these people feel emboldened to do so? and do you have faith in the machine of law enforcement at this moment in terms of those leadership at the top to between create and hold them accountable so that this does stop? jason jason i can tell you having served more than 8 years in congress virtually almost every single member of congress at some point is going to get some serious threats. when i was chairman of the oversight committee, we had a person out of florida that was giving death threats, said they were going to do some horrific things to me. law enforcement followed through. they charged him and he went to jail. that was an exception. i had threats coming from other parts of the country. and they need to follow up on them. and whether it's online, whether it's on x or facebook or whatever, that's just not acceptable behavior. and there needs to be some

consequence. >> emily: there needs to be to your point the unquick cap condemnation by leadership in that party. including current president and vice president to take 30 seconds and come out and say we will not stand for this. but, unfortunately, i'm not holding my breath. fortunately i am grateful for you, jason, happy thanksgiving, we will see you soon. >> happy thanksgiving. very good. >> emily: under this, swarms of drones targeting u.s. bases housing some of our most sophisticated equipment abroad. is this the work of one of our foreign rivals? drone expert brett velicovich is next. ♪

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♪ >> joey: welcome back. the united kingdom is increasing security and launching a criminal investigation after swarms of small drones have been targeting four english military bases where american forces operate. >> they are being actively monitored, installation leaders have determined so far that none of these incursions impact the base residents, the facilities or the assets that we have on those bases. >> joey: senior u.s. official tells fox the drongs appear coordinated and not the work of, quote, ohio state buckeyes, here to discuss is formal special operations intel analyst. also a drone expert and a fox news contributor brett velicovich. happy thanksgiving. thanks for joining us. i know at love people when they hear drone, they think about the

hobby, the little quad crop teres or octo cooperate tores the propellers that can how whas and how this direct threat is fearing. >> these are smaller quad cooperate terse from what we are learning from the u.s. militaryr u.s. bases. i'm scratching my head on this one. i know how easy it is to stop it. bee either don't have very bright people in the upper echelons of our government know what they are doing installing the proper anti-drone system to mitigate threats or our government isn't telling us something for a reason. they probably know exactly what it is. who is doing it. and they are embarrassed to tell us that a foreign adversary is easily pen ratings our airspace. they should be embarrassed. it's not acceptable just to be

monitoring these threats. realizing drones flew over sensitive military installations after the fact is a problem. every time they fly over military installations they gather pattern of life. intelligence on the target. extremely dangerous to our national security. and frankly this topic really needs to get a lot more coverage and should be a wake-up call to our own agencies, we can't even shoot these things down very easily with the current laws in place with our faa. so it's not just good enough to monitor. this we need to shoot them down, rather than have a foreign adversary collecting on us which they are and testing our response which they have. and they have been getting away with it and that's unacceptable. >> joey: dealing with a u.s. base that's overseas and allied country. u.s. base in the u.k., i understand from my own experience things we can do to mitigate this. how much are we reliant upon the host country for. that will do we have the ability to go essentially offensive in our deterrence or do we have to rely on the home country. can you explain the dichotomy

there? >> yeah. i mean we are definitely reliant on the laws of that country. especially within the u.k. remember, this also has happened in virginia. on our own military ininstallations and sites. that's the larger issue here. frankly, there is a strong possibility this could even be russia. they have been known to fly drones over military areas across europe where ukrainians are being trained and equipped, which right now the u.k. government is training and equipping ukrainian soldiers and recently russia even said that the u.k. is a legitimate military target because of their presence in the u.k. i was told even there was a situation once where the russians flew small commercial drones equipped with special sensors that collected the communities of the ukrainian military personnel training overseas at the european military bases and used that information to pinpoint their location ever the same fourses once they came back inside ukraine foyer strikes. there is a major, praj problem here. frankly there are a ton of counter measures that can you put in place.

you could layer tactical and strategic count drone radar systems. you can jam the frequency of the drones. literally hijack a drone in the air, take over the controls, we even now have the ability to use directed energy systems which essentially fry a drone and light it on fire mid-air. but, yet, we have got these are archaic laws here and in a lot of cases overseas that make it very difficult to use the deck nothing that's available today to mitigate these threats and stop these threats and old mentality especially with the faa if we use counter drone systems it could effect commercial airline communications which simply isn't true. these systems are really really good right now. we need to do a better job of putting money into it. installing these systems protect our country and our soldiers. >> brett, there is no question about it. drone warfare is the future. replace multi million dollars fighter jets. we need guys like you -- maybe president trump is watching. need guys like you with the

intelligence and experience to help us. we are behind on this. i hope to have you on to have a longer conversation about bret warfare. thank you for joining us. happy thanksgiving. >> yes, sir, happy thanksgiving. >> joey: keep smile on your face us and toss it over to carley shimkus. >> carley: the boise state university women's volleyball team announcing it will forfeit tomorrow's semi-final match in the mountain west tournament against san jose university because its opponent has a transgender player on its squad. boise state saying its players, quote: should not have to forego this opportunity while waiting for a more thoughtful and better system that serves all athletes. san jose state has come under fire for allowing a biological male to compete on their women's team. boise state's announcement came hours after they defeated utah state in the first round of the tournament. now to hockey. and here's the golden knight courtesy of a golly.

[buzzer] >> charlies that just gifted tampa the lead. >> carley: the tampa bay lightning thank. for major mistake golly putting the puck in its own net while attempting to pass it back. fans left shocked. some saying it's the worth goal they have ever seen. the capitals skate by with a narrow 5-4 win. a new survey revealing what americans expect to do this turkey day. besides eating, of course, watching sports and discussing your job or school comes out on top while talking politics is in third? really? if you are like a majority of americans you will be ready to watch football today of course as fox has you covered dallas cowboys host the giants classic nfc east rivalry. kick-off 4:00 p.m. eastern time.

a couple hours from now. those are your headlines, joey back over to you my friend. joe o. >> joey: somebody here my care about a giants game we will see. [laughter] >> carley: i think i know that guy pretty well. all right. so, from kamala's fighting message to alec baldwin blasting, quote, uninformed americans, we will rank the top political turkeys of 2024. plus, adam klotz is bringing us the macy's thanksgiving day parade rain or shine but, first, here's the high point university choir in north carolina singing joy to the world ♪ joy to the world ♪ the lord is come ♪ let earth receive her king ♪ let every heart ♪ prepare him room ♪ and heaven and nature sing ♪ let heaven and nature sing ♪ heaven and nature

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♪ >> emily: good morning and happy thanksgiving. today is the macy's thanksgiving day parade, of course. and adam klotz is live with us ahead of that parade right here in new york city, adam? >> adam: good morning, guys. yes. right along the parade route. 98th annual, this is one of

thing soiest parades can i remember which introduces a whole lot of questions i have got kathleen with me. she is running operations here part of a team that's running operations here. just to start off with, because of the weather, it's going to be a soaker throughout this entire thing. it's been raining for a little while. what kind of challenges does that introduce for you guys? >> we are really excited for the parade this year. even though we had some rain. we are prepared for rain. we march rain or shine. and i think all of our volunteers might be a little wet. everybody that's been arriving on sigh site this morning excito step off at 8:30 and start this parade. >> adam: it's hard to be coming out here and not be excited and feel the energy. tell me about the show in general what we expecting? >> really excited. seven new large -- or six new large balloons and seven new floats. really excited for all those elements to join the parade. mini the first large balloon you will see making its way down the parade route. so excited never been in the parade before. people are just going to love

it. >> todd: favorite large balloon? what's yours? >> mini this year. first in the parade. got to love that tammaro dam i'm a fan of mini as well it's the only one i have seen but classic character. todd, throw it back over to you. >> todd: rain will not ruin the parade or adam klotz's amazing hair. adam, thank you. after a wild year, it is time to share the top political turkeys of 2024 here with his favorites, fox news contributor, joe concha. joey, great to see you as always. political turkey number one. i would like to refer to her as presidential loser, kamala harris. watch. >> and are we ready to fight for it? [cheers] and when we fight we win! >> so, look, we still have a lot to fight for. okay? >> todd: o boy, joe. oh boy. >> joe: that was an awkward video to watch and absorb from

the sitting vice president. there is something off with her. she sounded like me when i got back from spring break in panama city, florida. after fun and frugality. that 1.4 billion raised in such a short period of time only to spend every penny of it and be 20 million in debt. that's not be something i would talk about if i had plans to run in 2028. that i do know. >> todd: she was on vacation in hawaii. there you go. you think the hollywood elite would have learned their lesson by now, joe, we don't care what they think, apparently not. alec? >> there was a gap, if you are will, in, um, information for americans. americans are very uninformed about reality. >> todd: that is quite the lecture from one alec baldwin, joe. >> yeah. it's thanksgiving. i want to be in a good mood, todd. alec baldwin telling the nearly 80 million americans who voted for donald trump that they were

not properly informed. he says that america is in a moral collapse? and hollywood, apparently stupidity is not a handicap nor is uberous. this is the same guy who shot and killed his female director on a movie set and claimed he didn't pull the trigger when he most certainly did. the same guy went ballistic on 11-year-old daughter at the time and calling her a rude thoughtless little pig and voice mail all when she didn't answer the phone when he called. no one needs to be lectured by the likes of alec baldwin or anyone in hollywood who just had their own county of bee plocials again. don't call them garbage. they don't like that. attacking tens of millions of the winning candidate not a good idea. >> todd: pots and celgts apparently just are not on our stoves this thanksgiving they are in highland hollywood. do you like that joe? i know you do. speaking of celebrities they give a lot of endorsements in 2024 they did not work. >> i'm proud to say i voted. i voted early and i voted for kamala harris.

[cheers] >> i cast my vote for someone who will be a president for all, for all americans. >> if we don't show up tomorrow, it is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast a ballot again. >> todd: joe, as of november 5th is the celebrity endorsement dead? >> joe: it is dead and buried, celebrity endorsements were primarily bought and paid for for the campaign. oprah winfrey has a bank account with phone number with area code included and paid, lady gaga, lizzo all paid to appear at kamala rallies. which is weird. if you were asked if you want to pitch in and defeat hitler, would you really ask for big money to do it? like we saw in 2016, people in the states that matter and all over the country don't want to hear from these folks, they are elitists and billionaires they don't know what inflation and high crime and borders mean they

are in the bubble with all the comforts and protections they need can gee to the final one, todd? >> todd: quickly, three seconds. >> joe: lawfare is done with donald trump. all the cases are dead as well. he is having the best month of his life. he wins the electoral college. he wins the popular vote. republicans control the house and senate. now lawfare is shown also not to work. don't weaponize the justice department. people don't like that very much either, todd. >> todd: joey concha have a very happy thanksgiving with you and your family we appreciate as always. we will see you my friend with that more "fox & friends" ahead. big two hours. don't go anywhere. dollars