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>> welcome back. happy thanksgiving. it's 8:00 a.m. on the east coast. >> todd: what coast? >> joey: the east coast. it's "fox and friends." president-elect trump giving americans another reason to be thankful as he plans to cut into biden's stuffed budget. >> todd: joe rogan has a message for democrats that want a liberal alternative to his podcast. >> this is one thing that keeps coming up. we need our own joe rogan. they have me. >> totally. get ready for thanksgiving, guys. watch. >> mom, alex is kicking me. >> that's where you still have the kids table. >> emily: is the kids table a thing of the past? i feel so strongly about, this i'm fired up. we're going to discuss it in the

final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. remember, mornings are better with friends! todd's idea for the unity call. ♪ good morning, you'll all. happy thanksgiving. this is sixth avenue in new york city where parade goers are already lining up ahead of the macy's thanksgiving day parade, which for the first time in 98 years has the storied mini, so much more, including our favorite, adam klotz who is right there reporting with clowns last time we checked, which was probably the funniest moment in television history. now he's with a marching band. you traded up, adam. >> yeah, i did, emily. good morning. i'm making friends from all across the country here, this is the marching band from east

tennessee state university. i've been talking to them all morning. let's dive in to what they're expecting to experience, if i can right away. first off, it's raining out here. you seem in high spirits. has the band been here before? >> no, this is our first time. the first time in 60 years a band from tennessee has been here. quite the honor for us. >> super exciting. are you excited to do this? yeah, yeah? so in eastern tennessee a lot of folks might remember hurricane helene moved through. how did that impact your guy's community and is that meaning anything for you following that? >> it was very hard. a lot of people lost everything, lost their homes. we lost two weeks of class and practice. so yeah, it was a really hard devastation. but we just -- i don't know. we worked that much harder. here we are. >> so you guys feel like you have something extra to be thankful for this year? >> yeah, most definitely. >> we're glad you're here.

appreciate you being here. what do they say in east tennessee state? >> go bucs go! go bucs go! >> we love that. back to you, emily. >> emily: you have tripled the fun, adam. we're all here. keep having fun. guys, today is thanksgiving day to be spent in gratitude with your loved ones, reflecting on the blessings the good lord has bestowed on you. what are you thankful for? >> joey: you're asking me before you're telling me? i'm thankful for my family. that's an easy one but the most truthful one. when this other stuff goes away, your career, your jobs, things, it's the people that love you and you have a responsibility to that give you a purpose in life. so i'm most thankful for my family. i'm thankful for this ten-point

buck that walked in front of my trail. >> emily: i'm thankful for my love. i love you. my family as well. time with family is precious and priceless. it's my greatest gift. i include in that family, the fox family here. what a blessing to be here with you all watching and to have this opportunity to serve as a messengers for the angels among us and those doing works on behalf of god and the u.s. military and the army of christ and for our country every day, our freedoms protected, liberties ensured because of those wearing the uniform day in and day out. for all of those things i'm grateful. >> todd: i echo these sentiments as well. i'm thankful for your husband. he's a good guy. i'm really thankful for emily's laugh. when adam klotz said hey, look at these clowns behind me, she lost it. she was almost unable to continue with the show. that's how much she laughed. all joking aside, i told this on "fox and friends" earlier today. what i'm thankful for is extrapolated out last night when i had a talk with my oldest

watching right now. she listed all of the things that she is thankful for. family, friends, her teachers, the house, all of those things that we want a 4-year-old to appreciate. so i'm thankful that we've been able to pass that message on to her. i'm thankful for my family. i'm a little worried about the second one because when we asked her what we eat on thanksgiving, she said penguin. a little bit concerned about the youngest. we're going to work on her. >> joey: that sounds fun. >> todd: a good segue to kids. is the kids table -- you know that thing that we all sat at when the parents were at the dining room table? is it outdated? >> emily: i did not have a kids table. i'm a 100% no kids table. the kids should be at the table,

learning from the adults around the room, modelling everything. that's how we show them how to have an engaged conversation around them. if they're not old enough to have a full opinion, they're all in. we bring them in. what do you think, sally? it's a way to foster that engagement and that inclusion. >> todd: you really thought about this. >> emily: i lived it. i loved it. never had a kids table. >> joey: i agree with you. the way she said it, inclusion, those are words i have to get away from. >> emily: i'm sorry. it was -- >> joey: it's because of your age -- no. i agree with you 100%. i have a 15-year-old and a 5-year-old. we always looked at it like -- i guess the kids table argument is about thanksgiving dinner specifically. we looked at it -- we take our kids to the restaurant and teach them how to act in a restaurant. if they act up because they're too young, babies, we remove them from the restaurant. don't let it ruin everybody

else's meal. we continue to show them, as my dad would say, act like somebody means. how to conduct yourself in a social environment to include a family dinner because they are -- they're the crown jewel of the family. the innocent little kids that everybody is proud of and wants to see. but here's the deal. when you're having a family dinner at your house, there's only so many seats. you're using more than one table anyway. if the kid can go over there to see their cousins and stuff, it's not a bad thing. >> emily: you call your kids terrorists. >> todd: they are. >> emily: crown jewels? >> todd: sorry. they're watching right now. you have a lot of explaining to do. hopefully they switched to sophia the first. but i will say we will agree with you. but tv thrives on conflict. i'm going to take the contrary position here. can't i just have one meal where the children police themselves so i don't have to get up every two seconds to pick something up

off of the floor, to make sure they're not smearing -- even if they do smear it on themselves, it's on a card table that we got from costco that cost $49.99. i don't care. it's not the one i spent $1,000 that has chips in it anyway. the fact of the matter is, if i can get 30 minutes of peace where the children take care of themselves no matter how young they are, it's a win for daddy. >> emily: i'll say this. even at my ripe old age, i'm the most clumsy person ever. if you're looking for a clean dinner table, it's not always with an adult sitting next to you. i'm the accidental spiller. you have seen me every morning. >> todd: i've been staring at my coffee. >> joey: emily came in hard. i flip-flopped and todd, we're not really sure yet. we're not sure where he falls. what do you guys think? do you put the kids away or put them at the big table.

e-mail us at fri friends @foxnews.com. >> emily: with that, many of us feel thankful for the things in our lives. many of the people that voted for donald trump are thankful with the president-elect. he's headed back to the white house. the u.s. now can see more than a trillion in savings. we have mexico's president saying, you know, i'm going to help crack down on immigration and dei is on its way out the door. this is exactly what donald trump ran on. even before he makes it in to office, three weeks after the election, he's delivering on these promises as much as he can. >> emily: we talk about the transparency that he's demanded. the point is under the current administration, there's -- you can't -- we don't know where our tax dollars are going. we can't get an answer as to

what our politicians are doing with our money or doing with our schedule during the day. here finally this breath of fresh air, this president-elect saying we're going to show you. we're going to show you how the sausage is being made. people have opened the books. they have been working for years at ripping back the cloak of transparency. now finally we have a president that will do the same for us. joey, it's incredible the commitment to the american people being able to know where their hard-earned dollars are going and having that go towards something fruitful. >> joey: a great piece. it's in the "new york post." it's the headline today. basically what it says is carve that turkey. trump can cut more than a trillion dollars. it's funny. if you go in to what that trillion dollars comes from, almost half of it is the student loan debt forgiveness that biden has been able to circumvent congress and circumvent the courts. still tied up in the courts. it's almost $400 billion.

$150 billion are on electric vehicle tax credits. they say that is elon musk trying to hurt his competition because he's timed out of those. i don't know if that is entirely true. maybe. there's a part about medicaid expansion. that will be a tough one. here's the deal. at the end of the day, you give people something no matter democrat, republican, or liberal. they don't want you to take it away. that's why congress advocates to get it right the first time. once you get it out there, it's hard to pull it back. interesting to see where it goes. a trillion over the next be ten years that president biden spent for us. >> emily: which will make up for the trillion dollars wasted in the prior ten years with just the social security administration and other programs alone on just overpayments. so every dollar we get back is restoring $1 at a time. meanwhile, democrats skip thanksgiving for festivus airing

out their party grievances as james carville blames the harris loss on listening to snot-notioned progressive staffers in a profanity laced rant. >> they were blaming it on going on the joe rogan show and the progressive staf hissy fit. t 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 give a [bleep] what you think. >> todd: beautiful sentiments on this thanksgiving day.

>> joey: that's what james carville thinks. >> emily: it's frightening. speaks to the disconnect between the establishment democratic party and the kids of it. the question remains -- we've been talking about this all morning. what does that disconnect look like and why? was the tail wagging the dog and these sort of whimsical children that have been cultivated by the idealogical wokeness on academic campuses and social media, are they the ones driving the party and leading to the civil war and lack of organization, the inability for kamala to commit to a policy or being aged out and saying look, we're the breath of fresh air. >> joey: it shows the dichotomy of this generation coming through. most people would say gen z, that is the kamala camp. we have these negative connotations about these young americans. but what we're learning, the first generation to join the

catholic church in higher numbers since gen x. a lot of them, they have been deprived of american things that they have a hunger for. one of those is getting their information. so it's rumored -- i don't know if it's fact or not, but i've read that baron trump is the one that told donald trump that he should go on joe rogan and reach those listeners. the reason why is quite simple. those are people that aren't watching us most of the time or cnn or msnbc. they're on their own political island. joe rogan talked a little bit about this when he was snowed by kamala. listen. >> if you pay people, it's not going to have the same impact. i think these call her daddy shows and the different shows she went on, i'm sure they had an impact, but i think that in the future -- i'm sure they're scrambling to try to create their own version of this show. this is one thing that keeps coming up. we need our own joe rogan.

but they have me. >> todd: it's a fine line that i think campaigns going forward need to play. i think if you take what you heard carville and rogan say is this. you need to speak to that younger generation. they're the ones that quite frankly could have swayed this election with their votes. if every one went for kamala like the media told you, trump may not have won. that's not what happened. secondarily, you can't put them in charge of the campaign because they don't have life experience. to your point, when you let a 23-year-old stamp their feet on the ground and say if i don't get my way with how you run the campaign, i'm going to leave. you cave to that, you lose. we saw that in 2016. hillary clinton didn't put her foot down. she also didn't go to wisconsin. she didn't put her foot down allowing the young people to determine how the campaign is run. what ties this together, gen

xer. joe rogan is speaking to the gen zers. that's how you win. you win in the power of our game, our broadcasting world, which joe rogan is. >> joey: it's not a male or female thing or republican or democrat thing. i could not believe that anyone on trump's staff would tell him what he was or wasn't going to do. i can't believe that about kamala harris. i think more than just anything else, that difference in personality and presentation is why donald trump won the way he did. >> todd: he listened to his son. that's different. you're listening to people that love you. >> emily: guys, i have the honor of sharing with you next, next to my dear friends, my new book "under his wings." it's been the honor of a lifetime to serve with the extraordinary stories within. to give a sneak peek now, my

friend, colonel tom moe, in his f-4 phantom was exploded by his own munitions. one of his silver stars came while he was in an inverted tail spin, had the wherewithal to radio back and save the lives of his fellow pilots. he spent five years in captivity as a pow, tortured continuously. he shared with me his faith about the dark days and the insight in to the strength of how faith united all of those brave men that succumbed to torture. he said "keep the faith, baby" and prayed for the strength to endure. that strength led him to celebrate christmas in the face of a regime that persecuted christians and any religion. they stood tall. he said on one christmas day when a guard opened the door, came through with a bottle of

wine, bread and a bible. they celebrated christmas and communion despite captivity. my friend, darrell enfinger, he lost his faith seeing good men being killed all around him. in the thick of an ambush, a horrific firefight, a crystallized god's waist came to him. he said if he went to the left, he saw the hell. to the right, his life would be saved and he listened to god. he went to the right and survived that ambush and that entire dreadful war and restored his faith in jesus and god. he says he goes often to d.c. he has a cup of coffee that he brings alongside the 58,000 men that never came home. he remembers in those mornings they would share a thimble -- a thermos of coffee with what they could and each take a sip. he said at the end of each day,

not everyone would make it back. every day it was the same. it was because of his faith that he endured that. again, the honor of my lifetime, to hear those stories and share them with you. these are all of my families' medals that hang in my childhood home and the ones that i got as a uso cheerleader visiting the troops in iraq. it's an incredible honor to sit next to you today, joey and experience what it was like and be an ambassador for the millions that support the men and women deployed and those that have served and sacrificed so much for this country. >> joey: this book is phenomenal. i love these are people that you are personally connected to and stories that affected your life. when people read it, they take away who is that vet that i know and did i sit down and give them the opportunity to tell me about their experience. would they be willing to if i

asked. and who is that iraq and afghanistan vet that i worked with and have ever taken time to show interest or gratitude for their service. back to the first person you referenced. i don't remember his name. but pows in vietnam have come back and they have done two studies. they learned that prisoners of war are more successful than any other demographic of vietnam veterans. a lot of it has to do when you don't have anything else, you go inward around you go towards your faith. the exercise of stoisicm. >> emily: it was post traumatic growth that these men experienced. to your point, colonel moe went on to fly f-16s with the united states air force. sir, if you're watching, you know, love you and deeply

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>> joey: welcome back. we're giving back on thanksgiving. >> todd: the first responder's children's foundation is hosting family members of those lost or injured on september 11th at their annual thanksgiving day parade event. >> emily: let's go to janice dean with the president and ceo of the firstry responder's childrens foundation, gillian crane along were the president of csx, joe henricks. janice? >> good morning, everyone. it is pouring here in midtown manhattan. it has not dampened the spirits

of the first responders children's foundation and all you do for these wonderful families. thanks for being here. gillian, tell me what it means to host all of these families. >> it's everything. it's the start of the holiday season. it's the 23rd year hosting first responder families to say thank you for their service all over the country. they're out working while we're celebrating with our families and we want to say on thanksgiving, we have gratitude for them. there's a line of duty death or an empty seat at someone's table this year. we're here for them. >> and for csx to get involved, it's great for you guys. >> yeah, we've given out 120 scholarships, 43,000 toys last year. gives us a chance to give back to those that give to us. >> jason, you're a first reresponder. how long have you been coming to this event? >> for five years now. >> what does it mean to know this organization is there for your family? >> it's amazing. everything that they do, first

responders, the guys that are here with us today. it's very special day for all of us. we look forward to it starting next year. we circled the date again. it means the world to us. >> god bless you. thank you for your service. cody, so you're going to watch the parade. where do you you usually watch it? fifth avenue? >> yeah, in the front. >> does it matter it's raining today? >> no. it's still fun to watch things go by. fun to be with family and be around them during the holiday season. >> what does it mean to look at your dad as a first responder? what does it mean to you? >> it's very special. knowing that he finds joy in helping other people and making them safe. so yeah. >> god bless you. my husband is a first responder a firefighter as well. so you guys are part of my family. gillian and joe, thanks so much. you know i love covering this event. it's pouring rain, but it doesn't matter. it's not going to rain on our parade. back inside, everybody. yay!

happy thanksgiving. >> emily: it's always sunny where janice dean is. they do such amazing work. >> todd: or mostly sunny, if we're plugging books. >> joey: thanks, todd. >> todd: it is 29 minutes after the hour. i'm going to say it. more "fox and friends" moments away. ♪ emergen-c crystals pop and fizz

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message, staff sergeant david bell. thanks for joining us. happy thanksgiving to you and your family, brother. what you got for us this thanksgiving? >> well, just a whole new swagger back in our military this year. it is fantastic. happy thanksgiving to you and yours. but i'm just saying, i feel it all over from every branch of service that our swagger is back and good things are going to happen for the country. i'm grateful for the finest military in the world and having that self-esteem, that morale back with this election. it means a lot. it does. >> joey: if i were going to take a word to describe it, probably happier about the word warrior than anything from your medal of honor and the citations. if we take a step back and look at where things have gone in the last couple years, we had spy

balloons flying over military bases in this country. now we have drones spying on military bases, u.s. bases in the u.k. i don't know if you know a lot about drones. these are strategic bases. one of them i believe is considered the foundation of the u.s. air force's combat capability in europe. what does that say about our posture if our enemies think they can spy on us this blatantly? >> well, first of all, i love the first thing the pentagon did is rule out hobbiestists. swarms of drone happened days after. it's like the first thing we do, we rule out the spy balloon wasn't the wizard of oz that flew over the united states for seven days from california. i mean, that's -- it's one thing to have morale and swagger. you talk about the warrior

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>> todd: keep your tv locked here. don't use this as an ulterior programming note. but the macy's thanksgiving day parade has just begin. >> emily: let's go to adam klotz. he's there with the clowns, the bands, the fans.

what's going on? >> i'm making a lot of friends out here. we love the macy's thanksgiving day parade. we're loving thanksgiving, aren't we? >> yes! >> so the parade starts at 8:30. there's ronald mcdonald. hey, hey! yeah, ronald, couple of red heads right here. what were you telling me? how long have you been coming to this? you said -- >> 50 years. >> i said you don't look 50 years old. what does that mean? >> my whole family to come to honor my grand parents. >> your tradition for coming for 50 years. what is your favorite part of the parade? favorite things you look forward to? >> it is all amazing. >> you have a favorite thing here? >> my favorite thing -- favorite float? >> or balloon or whatever. >> minnie mouse, bluey, santa. >> i like santa. >> santa at the very end. what about you? >> santa. >> we're happy. everybody waves.

back to you. happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> joey: that was awesome. honoring grandparents. that's cool. >> emily: that's what we've been talking about all morning, when you hold your family close and teach your children and model for them what that family unit is and the love and values that they share. >> todd: it's what it's about. at the kids table. >> emily: that debate again. all right. speaking of rivalries, get ready for a division rivalry on fox this thanksgiving. the new york giants head down to dallas to take on the cowboys. coverage kicks off at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> joey: this is tough for me to say. >> todd: my giants are looking to snap a six-game losing streak. stop laughing, everybody. they face often against america's team in today's must-see matchup. >> joey: yeah, they are competing for the number 1 pick in the draft. here with a preview, jim gray. thanks for joining us. tell us about this game. >> well, it's not exactly what

everybody thought when they drew it up. all of those many months ago. the cowboys are fighting for their lives. they've had a losing streak that was snapped against washington last week. they're holding on for dear lives by a fingernail. probably have to run the table. obviously dak prescott is out. the giants -- as everybody knows, everybody in new york and everybody across the country knows, it's a total disaster. the coaching staff, general manager. everybody is fighting to keep their jobs. it's a lot different than -- the quarterback has been dismissed. he's now a viking. yeah, i don't think this is what the nfl or fox or anybody had in mind. here's the great thing. we get to celebrate the day, celebrate thanksgiving with our families. and we get to honor the memory of the great john madden. nothing better than that. john was an icon. we loved him. >> joey: absolutely. >> emily: so to that end, what

should we be looking for in this game? you painted a bleak picture there. but tell us, are there going to be any highlights? what shine can we look forward to seeing as our mouths are full of turkey? >> if you can keep the mouth in your food, everybody lost their breath when dallas played washington. so exciting. there was about 900 mistakes in the last two minutes. a return for a kickoff that was unbelievable. one of the great plays in the history of the national football league. and then this pass that you just -- inexplicable by washington. games can be exciting. they're still true professionals. nobody wants to go out there and not be at their best and embarrassed thanksgiving day in front of a national audience. the game can be great. we could have a great game today. they look like they're equal based on their season so far. neither of them where they want to be. that doesn't mean there won't be a lot of action. i'd look for a fun game. nobody wants to be embarrassed.

they have the platform. so everybody is fighting for their jobs for next year. >> todd: most -- >> emily: the cowboys hanging on by a thread. you'll see an exciting game. >> todd: most people are going to be watching this as part of their tradition that they enjoy with their family regardless of who the teams are. before we let you go, you do a show with bill belichick. next thanksgiving, is he the coach of the giants? >> i think what will happen, i think what's doing to happen is every time there's an opening, every time somebody loses a game, they'll put bill belichick's name out there. on "let's go", we do our show on sirius xm, when it becomes something that we have to talk about it, we'll talk about it. right now there's about seven to ten teams that will be looking for coaches. probably a few others that will consider bill. so right now it's all speculation and innuendo. to say it's the giants --

obviously had a great history with the giants. he won two super bowls there as an assistant in the bill parcels days. so it's a possibility. i wouldn't discount it. i certainly don't think there's anything that anybody could say right now because nobody knows including bill. >> joey: got it. >> emily: thank you, jim gray. we'll see you battling out this discussion on the couch. >> todd: should be noted. bill belichick is only one season ticket holder for one of those teams, the giants. if you're a procrastinator in the kitchen, you're in luck. we just got some last-minute meal ideas. >> joey: the best part of the show. here's a special performance by the high point university chamber singers from north carolina. ♪

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cook the turkey thanksgiving? we have it covered. just because you happen: narrow stylus with last-minute thanksgiving meal ideas. now i'm done talking. >> the first thing you will tell us about is how you prepared the turkey. >> so this is actually designed after a class i did thanksgiving and we are all giggling about the name that basically it means you display your turkey out. do you take out the breastbone. what this does is even cooking, which it will cook an hour and a half and this is a 14-pound turkey. obviously don't do this at home if you have never done this before. you can watch great videos online to get the backbone. also, you can roast it all, but this is a side and turkey in one or two if you are short on time, i placed a bunch of vegetables literally in my fridge and i will put the turkey right over this. i do olive oil in a little bit

of salt. i throw in breadcrumbs. this can be like not a substitute for staffing by any means, i don't want to do that. but if you want to combine the stuffing flavor with vegetables with turkey and three dishes and one of which i'm a huge fan of wen and i hurry that morning. >> people with condos and apartments and maybe not big kitchens but what that time looks like for this. because it is flat, i live in a new york city to stick a bird and this big you cannot get it in the evan appeared at this as a sheet tray, regular size sheet tray and a cooking store so you are not by using a roastingd i make an herb topping. again, you don't have to do this but i had a bunch of parsley, cilantro pair to this is called -- i read the page, and y

are we doing this? >> yeah. do you move this on top of the vegetables? >> i want to give you guys some wine. i am also not going to touch the turkey. this is p nor, this is the wine i like to drink all day because it has tons of very fruit. it cuts through everything. >> weibel did the vegetables. let's get to deserved. >> this is apple pie cupcake so what we did is we are cutting a little biscuit cutters and you guys can see biscuit cutters and putting them in math intends. you put your apple pie filling in here in this cooks 12 minutes. and wine from that county and absolutely delicious. tell the motto is never compromise and expect excellence. if this all goes, you have great wine. speak of the turkey, we can eat

on this. >> cooked turkey and that herbs topping i made a little gravy so a little bit of a lean gravy. how is it? i love the efficiency and how easy you make it look and how it accessible you make it look. if i can do it and it sounds incredible, by the way. >> so sculptured. >> this is a great meal much like your meals at home for whoever comes to your thanksgiving, with the republican, whether democrat, whether herbs spiced or whatever herbs for your thanksgiving, enjoy this meal. >> so grateful for all of you watching. happy thanksgiving to you all and the whole fox family. >> have a thanksgiving everyone. have a great day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> t