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black friday. and this is "fox & friends." president biden telling trump he's better rethinking his plans for tariffs on mexico and canada. but it seems like the president-elect isn't paying him any mind. ♪ ymca ♪ going to stay at the ymca [laughter] >> kevin: having a little fun at mar-a-lago. meantime, woke marketing step aside. family values making a mainstream comeback in the wake of president-elect trump's white house win. >> joey: plus, it's black friday. it's an odd name but we use it. don't forget you have to go far for the best deals on -- you don't have to go far. the gifts, your wallet and your whole family are going to love. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and remember, as we say, mornings, well, they are better with

friends ♪ merry christmas. ♪ right this very minute ♪ candles in the window ♪ yes, we need a little christmas ♪ right this very minute. >> carley: good morning, everybody. we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. and now we are plowing through to black friday. so you ate a whole lot of food. and most people are going to be getting their shopping on today. can. >> kevin: yes, i know it's cyber monday. a lot of people get online as well. we have some leftovers. and you got your phone. you are online like yes, yes, yes. check out card. set for the holidays. >> carley: they call it black friday and small business saturday. and then must be something on sunday. and then it's cyber monday. really it's all one big time to shop. >> joey: monday cyber monday but giving monday for nonprofits. shop online give money over to nonprofits. as someone who sits on the board of one, please give and support those nonprofits. >> how was your thanksgiving yesterday? >> they give us lurch and dinner here. so i actually had to work all

day, like most of us did. and i got the little boxed lunches. we had a nice variety. you could have salmon and port bellow mushroom. delicious. tucker ynsd a the fixings, after i ate, i went upstairs and i was just looking out the window and taking in the sights. new york and the holiday season is really a sight to behold. it was wonderful. >> carley: i love new york during the holiday season. so do many, many other people. the only thing i don't like is the traffic. gridlock. but it's worth it. it's such a wonderful time of year. one of the most underrated things about fox though is the freest food we get on the holidays is delicious. i have wonder if we get some today. not technically the holiday. >> joey: i'm unaware of this. indoctrinate this. >> carley: come in little white boxes. joey i eat so much. it's like let's not tell him. >> carley: yesterday i had a free breakfast sand witch, sausage bacon and cheese

delicious. i miss hours are so early. >> kevin: you have a little bit of a schlep, where do you stay. >> i stay here. >> kevin: close by. you probably could make dinner not that you would but you could. >> joey: hang out in by food and order food. >> carley: get takeout. i ate at a restaurant of a hotel yesterday for thanksgiving. i don't know the name of the hotel but the restaurant is called the benjamin steakhouse. one of the best thanksgiving meals i have ever had. the turkey was phenomenal. >> kevin: i keep asking her about it because i'm going to write it down. >> carley: my father-in-law had the steak and good too. >> joey: steak on thanksgiving. i'm down for that. >> carley: food to politics. urging president trump to rethink tariffs on during thanksgiving message. >> kevin: vice president harris volunteered at d.c. kitchen -- make that soup kitchen where she was asked, you know, what she plans to do next.

>> joey: none other than peter doocy is live at the white house. and he has got details, peter? >> peter: good morning, president biden has really been trying to stay out of it. letting the president-elect donald trump pick his team and tease some new policies without saying anything about what he thinks. until now. and when is he trying to talk donald trump outs of some of these new tariffs. >> i'm thank will for peaceful transition of the presidency. >> canada and mexico that president-elect talked about. >> i hope he rethinks it. i think it's a counter productive thing to do. we have unusual situation in america. we're surrounded by the pacific ocean and atlantic ocean and too allies, mexico and canada. and the last thing we need to do is screw up those relationships. i think we have got them in a good place. >> well, the president-elect doesn't seem to be too worried about any new policies. he does seem happy to have elon musk and elon musk's mom by his side. this video started sir could you a little last night from the

thanksgiving feast at mar-a-lago ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca >> peter: vice president harris still of course in office. she has been laying low since losing the election. she did pop up unannounced at washington, d.c. food kitchen yesterday? what's next for you. >> thanksgiving dinner. >> exactly. >> now that the harris thanksgiving dinner is out of the way. new polling shows she would be the democratic frontrunner for 202 #. there is quite a debate within the democratic party about whether or not she should give it another go. back to you video of trump with the ymca doesn't look like it's going slow down any time soon. >> peter: ymca is a thanksgiving

song now. >> carley: usually just weddings. why not add thanksgiving to the event. >> peter doocy they white house. thank you so much. >> all right. >> what do you think about all that peter just said in particular when it comes to kamala harris questions. what's next for you and she said thanksgiving. i do wonder what is next for her democrat operatives debt that they don't think she is ever a viable candidate. on the flip side of that. these are polls that are four years out. but there were some polls that show that if the election were held today, who would be their number one candidate? and those people said kamala harris in one one. >> gluttons for punishment. clearly this is not going to the case four years from now maybe but i highly doubt it unless

there is dramatic change. everybody knows the democratic party has a number of really talented retail politicians a bite at the apple when this comes to running for the presidency. it will not be the vice presidential maybe even win in california. i don't think she will being running for president. really quickly on tariffs, it's interesting how so many people will tell you tariffs don't work or tariffs are bad. you will hear a lot of that over the next several days and weeks as it relates to canada and mexico. what they are not telling you though is those countries also have tariffs on american industries as well present to protect industry and behavior. you will see new white house liberally. >> trump threat of a tariff more than the tariff itself. leverage it on mexico. he has a phone call with the president things seem to go well and puts out stuff that makes it seem like maybe she got pushback

herself. the art of the deal. let's see where he will go. he had a pretty good job two months in advance have those conversations. when he enters office, canada, mexico, china will figure out how they want to handle it. >> joey: before even talk about putting tariffs or companies overseas or products. we have a lot of companies selling in the united states that are united states companies or brands that we have known and loved for a long time, everything from disney to some of the car manufacturers people are asking is this a trump effect on advertising culture. >> volvo put out a pro-family ad and widely celebrated on social media and apple is doing something similar and then have you jaguar that did an ad that was just odd to say the least, here is apple's ad right here. >> i know what it is. guys, thank you.

>> listen. ♪ ♪ i'll light the fire ♪ you place the flowers in the vase that you bought today. >> carley: oh, man, how about that ad? usually when you think of apple commercial you think of the company showing the product, maybe some tech music in the background, fast pace flashy, but this ad something viral. because you see at the bottom of your screen it is a pro-parenting commercial. it features a father who suffers from hearing loss and you hear him before he has his apple

hearing aides aids new apple hearing feature. i could cry even talking about it. it's clouded and then he puts the thing that he got for christmas the hearing aids in his ear and she performs for him. and it's just a beautiful commercial. >> kevin: it really is. >> carley: one of those commercials you would expect to see at the super bowl. it's a really great ad. >> i'm glad you mentioned that, too. a lot of people, joey, watch an ad like that and restore not just their faith in humanity and faith in the public square. it's all right to have a family. it's okay to just love your kids. you don't have to be different. you can be just like your neighbors. and it's all good. i think apple finally is recognizing as are a number of companies that, you know what? we are the bigger market here. it's okay to market to us, too.

they are not going this because trump won the election. they are doing it for the same reason that trump won the election. americans are tired of being told into the things they value and hold dear and prioritize because they may be considered traditional or lack of -- that being diverse are bad. and listen, like families come in all shapes and forms and sizes, but that element of family is still there. and when i watch this commercial, i don't have to be in their shoes to respect and be connected to that sentiment, which is when you become a parent, you love that child, no matter what for the rest of your life, no matter how big they get you see them as this beautiful thing you are supposed to protect. that's what i got from that that was an amazing way to show it. i hope this is somewhat genuine. i'm skeptical of big business like big government. i hope this type of acknowledging where people are that politics is doing. i hope corporate america is doing the same thing and

culture. >> carley: it doesn't even have to be political it. just feels like a mood of the moment. and what commercial are you going to remember more? that one that you just saw or the jaguar commercial with like the guy with the paint brush and they said that they wanted to see a different car company and not put the car in their ads. i don't think this commercial is sad or wrong. but it's just not really selling the product. >> joey: so on the fringe it doesn't make sense i guess. >> kevin: who is their marketplace here. i'm trying to think all the people i know have the cash to buy a jag or aspire to own a jag? >> carley: turn their heads. you turn left, you turn right. should we try right now? all right. so we have been talking a lot about -- maybe for the first time, the mountain west conference volleyball championship. and there is obvious reason to it. because nothing san jose state

university has a transgender this is a conference championship right now. and what is hang. what happened throughout the regular season is that many teams forfeited their games. because they didn't want to play against this fund which means san jose won the game. so much so that they entered the conference championship second game boise state i believe it was. forfeited the match and now they are sailing through to the final tomorrow. how about that? what's going to happen with that game? we don't know. but if that team ultimately forefits. that means that san jose state wins. >> here's the problem. it doesn't recognize -- first of all, the danger, i think people may not remember there was a circumstance where a transgender

player was playing and i think spiked the ball and really hurt a girl. i believe may have been a high school level but my point for the story is simply this. it is inherently unfair. they know it. and i applaud the young women who are standing in solidarity saying this is a slippery slope. if we are going to do co-ed that's one thing. if you are going to have different players. what happens, let me just ask it this way. what happens if the next time or the next year there are six transgender players on that team? how do you think they will do? are we going to have six transgender basketball players on a team? now you really begin to tip the balance of competition and i think that's what the players are saying as they step aside and forfeit these contests. >> a lot of people coming out with opinions on this. "the washington post" article i think was atrocious. today got this quote wrote an op-ed in "u.s.a. today." for all the shrieking there is

about treashed women athletes is the sis gender women -- sis javits center women pushing the forefits cost their fellow athletes opportunities to play and saddle their teams with losses. it's those women not san jose state player real threat. this is called gaslighting. "the washington post" article yesterday was just as bad if not worse stand up and saying they are the culprit or the problem here as you just heard. it's really important. i feel bad even fir their anything they accomplish will have an asterisk. >> joey: it's tough because women did fight to have some sort of opportunity in women's sports. title ix is a thing because someone brought it up and advocated for it. and what's really ironic about this the majority of these

pushing back are pushing back even against the sentiment of title ix saying women as a gender don't deserve their own place in sports. >> carley: yeah, so true. this woman who wrote the op-ed said sis gender meaning that the straight women are push their teams coming together and making the collective decision and saying you know what? sometimes for the future of our sport, it's not about winning, this individual tournament. it's about making that sacrifice for fairness down the road. >> kevin: that's right. >> carley: they are standing up. i think it's really a selfless act to do that and forfeit. and i don't know how san jose state as a team will feel if they win by not ever really playing. >> kevin: right. >> carley: at some point that individual player that this controversy is surrounded by needs to think about what brought them to this point. >> kevin: that is the key to me, too. you said the perfect word.

fairness it. is inherently unfair to tip the scales. in one direction over another. because, as i pointed out, if there are six or five on the court. and they are jumping out of the gym, people say oh, kevin, you are taking a bring too far. one individual player. she'll deserves the opportunity to compete. do what you want to do. understand as an jihadi player are making an impact not just on all the players around you, who are on that team for san jose state but impacting the opportunities and the careers, perhaps, of the other young memo who are going to try get into this tournament. >> it's not just what happens on the court of volleyball, a lot of the young girls who come out and spoken out against this say listen, we have to go into that that's a male. and going into that locker room with a male to be in their most vulnerable moments undressing or what have you. is incredibly uncomfortable. they are not bad people or

bigots feeling that way. visceral and human reaction. it should be respected and i think that this is all part of this tide that's coming back towards common sense. >> >> carley: more news to get to. some scary news from our southern border. border patrol arresting a jordanian migrant earlier this month who agents believe is a suspected terrorist. agents say they can caught him after crossing the northern border in washington state. less than 10 fils away in the state's border with canada. ice officials say they are, quote. committed to the removal of non-citizens who pose a risk to the national security of the u.s. >> colorado police are responding to a new netflix documentary about the unsolved death of john bin nay ramsey. the doc potential overlooked evidence in her case. ramsey's body was found in the basement of her parent's home in 1996. that case was not yet been solved. the boulder police department says it welcomes coverage about her as a way to generate number

lead. they stated they are careful about what they share about the investigation and deny sitting on evidence. and california governor gavin newsom and his wife sharing a thanksgiving message that's getting slammed online for failing to make mention of the state's many problems thanksgiving is about gratitude grateful to you all the state is and all that it stands for. >> carley: no remarks about california's homelessness crisis or sky high real estate prices. and this message comes after newsom moved his family into a new $9 million mansion just this week. one journalist writing on x, quote: how is the weather over there in that $9 million mansion? will you be offering tours? check out this wild individual know of police in utah chasing

down pig. wilbur on the loose on thanksgiving day and one officer coming up a bit short after making a dive. no. wilbur was eventually apprehended the police department says is he doing just fine and not facing any charges on the loose. very suburban area. wait a minute, it's thanksgiving? i'm out of here. >> joey: do you know how i know that wasn't in the south? because in our culture down there. one of the things we do for fun grease up a pig and tie like a dollar to it. chase it around and catch the pig to get the dollar. >> carley: did you ever do that. >> joey: i wasn't athletic enough. i was more the strategist. >> carley: sounds like it could be fun. it doesn't bite. >> joey: a lot of things we do in the south that are ridiculous

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secretary of state we look at this and we say you can't make it two days in a cease-fire. this is not going in the right direction. what are your thoughts on it. >> thanks for having me on. lucas, i'm unsurprised that the cease-fire hasn't held for just a couple days. this conflict has been going on a long time. hezbollah didn't agree as part of the cease-fire to give up their goal. their goal is the destruction of israel it was almost certain that their intention would be to go continue this conflict. that's what we have seen. i hope it gets back to a more peaceful situation so the israeli citizens that live in the northern part of israel can get back home. i'm also confident that the israeli defense forces know this as much as i do. they are going to do the things that are necessary to protect the israeli people. but, for the united states to have put this pressure on israel, to have signed this deal which almost certainly will prove not constructive and actually continuing to allow the israelis to do what they need to take down hezbollah, lock, stock, and barrel.

i regret that i'm unsurprised by what we have seen in the last 48 hours. i expect we will continual to see this kind of conflict. >> joey: you answered my next question which is where is this pressure for a cease-fire coming from. it seems like the biden administration, maybe they are trying to claim a small victory before he gets out of office. maybe a genuine attempt to calm what is turning into a multi front war. where is the biden administration's incoming trump administration conflict in israel. >> i think everyone is playing to the trump administration now. entered into the cease-fire with some idea of what's coming next from president trump, which will be enormous pressure on the iranian regime. that is the difference the biden administration has been trying to get the israelis to stop defending themselves for now over a year. there are still hostages. american hostages, kevin:

hamas, holding them directly. the cease-fire in the north is a biden administration's last ditch attempt to say look, we did something. we solved a problem. and thankfully a problem they created the conditions for. sort of like the arsonist putting the fire out. but, make no mistake about it, the conditions haven't changed. the iranians are still trying to destroy israel and the united states of america. this is but one small front in a bigger conflict which will require the united states to support the israelis iranians capacity to commit terror around the world. this is what it is about, kevin. >> joey: middle east war what is happening in ukraine. president putin talking about the biden administration and the incoming trump administration. let's listen. >> it's possible that the current administration want to create difficulties for the future administration. that is also a possibility. but, in my view of the newly elected president. he is quite a clever and

experienced manual. i think he will find a solution. given that he has tackled such a challenge as reclaiming the white house. >> joey: take the partisan politics out. the left will say that's proof that they are cozying up. american made missiles further into russia than previously thought they would or could or were allowed to. in return russia fires back. my question is, is there any chance that president zelenskyy is trying to bait the u.s. into this war before biden leaves office? >> i don't think that's likely. what is really happening is both leaders zelenskyy and putin are both trying to create the conditions where they have more leverage as these negotiation begin as this conversation frankly has already started, president biden is largely irrelevant to this conflict today. it's already president-elect you, former president trump who is driving the process there in europe. i think they are both trying to gain leverage. both trying to be in a better

position when the conversations begin about how to create peace there. they know that during the four years where i was in office and president trump was in charge, they know that we had created a deterrence model that had actually worked for the ukrainian people. we didn't have ukrainians being killed every day. we didn't have what have you seen in the last 48 hours, massive missile attacks. infrastructure. they know this is the new sheriff combing back and they're both trying to. >> happy thanksgiving. >> on track to go become a saint. lauren green explains his inspiring story, next. and flexibility meet.

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university of michigan dei could be coming to close. asking president for a plan to redid you understand for restructure its dei office. the board could vote on that matter in just a few days. this comes after the "new york times" revealed the school has spent a quarter of a billion dollars on dei initiatives since 2016. lawmakers in massachusetts. ban sales of all tobacco and nicotine products over prolonged period of time. they plan to pursue next year. 2018 the age to buy tobacco products was raised to 21. if the bill is signed into law, it would make massachusetts the only state in the nation to ban tobacco sales. and now that golf next month rory mcilroy take on bryson dechambeau and brooks koepka in a pga tour vs. liv golf battle.

a new report indicates the winning team, $10 million in crypto-currency. changing the game. the 18-hole show down is set for december 17th in las vegas. and those are your headlines. carley? it's going to be yours to have. >> carley: thank you, joey. now to the seventh african-american on the road to saint hood. martin de force boston fled to brazil in the 50's because he wasn't allowed to practice his ministry due to his race. he has two miracles attributed to him which are currently being investigated. fox news religion correspondent lauren green joins me now with more. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> carley: tell us about this remarkable man. >> he was born in boston. he is of mixed race. and one of the things that's so extraordinary about him is that of course he has this heroic faith that's one of things that

makes the first stage of saint hood is that he had this humble faith. when he applied to the seminary in staten island here. he was actually apologizing to the father of a seminary saying i'm sorry i don't know if you take colored people. that's the era he lived. in he didn't call them african-american he said colored people. he says this to him i shall not in any way feel hurt but perhaps it might be your policy not to accept colored just now. but god bless you, dear franciscans, i'm sincerely yours in saint francis mathias. this is the kind of faith you have to have in order for the vatican to investigate understand who you are. people who become saints have incredible faith that overcome the cultural times, really. >> carley: he just showed incredible kindness in the face of that hatred to apologize while trying to get into the seminary, just because of who he is and the color of his skin. and thankfully he was accepted.

>> lauren: he was accepted to the seminary. he wasn't able to practice ministry here. he did go to brazil. it's the brazilian sem near that is actually putting forth the cause for his saint hood. >> carley: something i find fascinating is the fact that i just said that these miracles that are being investigated. can you tell us a little bit about that process. >> lauren: the process is very secretive. basically four stages of the saint hood pathway. servant of god. bee atification. it takes verified miracle they will bring an atheist to investigate this medical miracle to make sure there is no medical cause for the healing. and then when they pass that, then that's the first miracle. and then they are bee at find which means a blessing if that's

verified. the pope confirms it he will be canonized. >> carley: that's incredible they bring in an atheist to make sure there is no medical reason so we know that miracles do exist. they do happen. >> lauren: the thing i found out about all of these seven african-americans who were being considered for sainthood is that the catholic church recognized more than 10,000 saints but none of them will ever american born and bread in the united states. >> at least seven. >> carley: he could being one of them? >> lauren: yes. >> carley: we will follow his story. learning about the most famous saints in the world because of martin scorsese's. third installment is dropping released on sunday and follows the life of san sebastian. listen to. this you are a defender of rome. >> we must reestablish order.

>> i'm here to help you save yourself. >> so i can see right through him. >> i speak in the name of the one true god. >> sign up for fox nation for 1.99 a month. >> carley: show there san sebastian and so much art is shown by being shot with the arrows. >> lauren: that's his famous position being shot by the arrow, every artwork, paint board sculpture shows this. some of the early christian saints were martyred. they died for their faith. this is how christianity was born. it was so strong that they died for their faith. >> carley: it's remarkable. and amazing that we have this incredible series on fox nation so we can learn more about these saints. died for something greater than all of us. >> lauren: check out the podcast a week from -- a week from this

sunday, i will be interviewing for my podcast the producer of the saints. and he worked very closely and worked with martin scorsese. how they chose these saints? how was it working with the actors who portray these incredible people of faith. >> carley: thank you for making religion accessible to us.s. religion accessible to us.s. thank you.s more "fox & friends" afterto th. ♪ at ram, our calling is to build game-changing trucks. so when you find your calling... nothing can stop you from answering it. right now, during the ram black friday sales event, get $5,000 total cash allowance on the purchase of most 2025 ram 1500 trucks. hurry to your local ram dealer today.

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>> kevin: it is of course black friday and it is expected to absolutely shatter sales records. fox business report, one of my all time favorites jeff flock live at cherry hill mall in new jersey. my brother, help us make and save some money and have a little fun while you are at it. >> i have been around a long time and at this mall last time. it's busier this year than last. that's the lulu lemon. half price the lulu lemon. as you report a record year for christmas spending. 2.5 to 3.5% up. almost a trillion dollars worth of spending: get out there.

you know. look at this. this is a great day to be out at the mall because people come dressed for this. ready to rock. absolutely. i think there is more people here. you came here last year. more people this year. >> i would say so. i think. so it seems a lot -- it seems pretty dead in this mall last year. definitely bumping this year. >> a couple more numbers. the holiday, this black friday holiday, black friday week some people call it. 180-plus million dollars. and if you think most people are buying online right now, that's not true. today, 65% of the people that will shop for christmas gifts today will shop bricks and mortar right here. i leave with you a picture of the lulu lemon which if you want me to pick anything up for you i would be happy to go in. >> are you paying? because i'm down for that, jeff.

why not? i will take some leggings? >> i got a daily per diem here, i think, yeah. we could probably. >> food court. jeff, thank you so much. all right. the countdown to christmas is on. and what better way to kick off your holiday shopping than on black friday? >> joey: here to help us score the best deals and check out all of the names on the holiday shopping list is lifestyle expert carrie riley. >> carley: thank you for coming. >> this is exciting day. a lot of deals and coming in shot hot. this is nominated for toy of the year. hatchables alive mystery hatch. a little egg hatching right now. live tv we are going to see. it's moving around. you would love, you would snuggle this, and it starts to come alive and hatch out and inside cute little creature that your child could then play with it's so fun. but it has over 100 sounds. this is available at walmart.

it was on 59.99. it's now 39.99. so this is a robo rock q rob bottom vacuum and mop. you can throw away broom and mop. you might want to shut our friend off. it vacuums and mops and does everything, suction power, robotic arm. basically gets crumbs out of all the corn ares. two different colors. available on amazon. this is 40% off. it's 999.99. save $600: technology. so i always say, these are big ticket items that people always want to save on when it's black friday. i use a great browser. that is -- helps you find deal. it's a community shopper. they have opened up the best deals that are out there. i put in there i want an ipad. they told me to go target.

$330. i got it for $200. >> air purifier. blue air comfort 3 in 1 air purifier. this is not just air purification heating and cooling. oscillates as well. and it's great when you start burning the cookies, man does it clean up the air real fast. this deal is 40% off. 49.99. 299.99. you can go to blue air.com for more information. i have one on every floor i love it. >> i love. >> they sore excited to be on the show today. started off with this incredible lemon cello. make the baked goods. import the lemons from sicily. you can get this beautiful gift box comes in the blue. >> carley: that is beautiful. >> 20% off. >> joey: real good. >> $5, two day shipping.

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