when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was talking to some vet■s last week amazing how we have these houses where they can come over because they■re in chairs too. carpet and wheelchairs don't mix very well. tunnel to towers, they got rid of all that. they redid my whole bathroom i thought they were just going to do the upgrades. but the surprise to me was they paid off the entire mortgage. when they told me they're going to pay off my mortgage, i cried.

please visit t2t.org will: the 8:00 hour "fox and friends" we can, justin trudeau visits mar-a-lago. what the leaders discussed coming up. rachel: democrats are admitting to biden's botched border as authorities volunteered to help with trump's mass deportation plan. joey: speaking to an army sergeant who has been waiting three years to reunite with his loyal service dog. the third hour of "fox and friends" weekend starts now.

♪ joey: that christmas tree, that out does any other christmas tree in new york. that is the best christmas tree in this city and the only one i will see in person because i'm pretty local. it is christmas season. the next thing on the calendar. this is my favorite time of year. you've got football and hunting season. my buddies are going deer hunting. i'm wearing my camo gear, christmas, football and hunting, can't think of any better time of year. it doesn't get better than this.

rachel: i do agree and you put those 2 together. it's a shortened season. advent is starting before christmas on the heels of this which everybody who hasn't started shopping is getting nervous. you don't have as much lead time. will you get ready? will: i am not. we do at least one hunt that is very backwards. when i figured out a lot of you don't like that squirrels are hunted to, don't know why a squirrel get protected class, the furry tail but es. rachel: chippendale. will: you have to be 13 to go on this hunt so it was west's first year.

rachel: i always thought joey was the bigger redneck until i heard the squirrel stories. you are moving me further down. joey: when you are a hunting family you learn to shoot and hunt squirrels. that is how my granddad taught me. let me tell you my grandmother had corn so she could watch the squirrels eating corn and she was washing dishes one day and favorite squirrel drops dead. with a 22, target practice, i killed my first game. will: a lot of upset people talking about this. will: we ate squirrel last

week. rachel: didn't just kill them but the letters are coming in from peta. neil: joey: map of the squirrel had to cook him. it was terrible. will: we love squirrels and this event from mar-a-lago, justin trudeau met with donald trump. at dinner table with howard lutnick, incoming secretary of commerce and his wife, doug vir virgaum, you can see senator elect from pennsylvania dave mccormick with his cabinet as well. where they wanted to to discuss the proposed tariffs with canada and mexico. rachel: let's look at the

proposed tariffs, 20% canadian and mexican goods, 10% on chinese goods, 41% is from mexico, china, canada. we are looking at $3.1 trillion of goods that are imported. this is a big deal because we don't export as much to them as they send to us. this is a big deal. justin trudeau and donald trump ideologically opposed and you see how conciliatory he is. he's not messing around her. the. he can't play games, this will deeply affect canada. this is a quote earlier on friday. ultimately lots of constructive conversations with donald trump that will keep us moving

forward. donald trump when he makes statements like this plans on carrying them out, no question about it. joey: that is what trump wants people to hear. i think he is a genuine when he says that but the strategy donald trump campaigned on is working on the prime minister of canada. there was a similar situation, she obviously got pushback, but the statement was we are going to work, from canada and mexico and trump's promise was he wouldn't have to put these tariffs into affect, the threat of the tariffs would get us the results we want and the result we want is a secure border, fentanyl and bad people staying

outside our country and if our neighbors are our friends like biden wanted. rachel: donald trump believe this could be a good revenue stream using money from these tariffs to help pay for the tax cuts he wants to bring back and lower the deficit, we are at 35 trillion now, he says within a year we could maybe bring that back by $1 trillion. will: stephen moore talked about these tariffs. >> the outcome is positive for the united states, canada, and mexico. we should join to gather. the reagan vision was north america would be a trade zone. what free-trade cannot be allowing these chemicals and drugs into the country. so obvious. when canada and mexico have to

trade with the united states we have leverage over them and at the end of the day they will cooperate, we will reduce the amount of illegal drugs in the country and every one of us will be better off. i think it will be favorable and we will reduce this scourge. will: these are designed for policy change, trump is looking to ensure border security, to local sheriffs across the country to deport illegal immigrants for more secure border. sheriff richard jones from butler county, ohio was on "fox and friends," on the border? >> we could go to the workplace and enforce immigration laws.

we had it once before but this president took away from sheriffs across the country. we housed prisoners here, to enforce immigration laws. we were trained, had the certification and president biden's administration took away from us. and the authority to the community to enforce these laws and they do their job. and making jail space available. rachel: if people have the appetite for this and sheriffs uniting, retired veterans to help in these deportations,

with criminals, gang members and overall positive and happy and the democrat party this whole week starting to see a lot of them coming around going we really screwed up on this, we miss read the appetite and a lot of whistleblowers we have to thank from the border patrol, tara rhodes revealed what was going on with children, a lot of things they are rethinking, when this starts to go into workplaces and you see moms and dads being deported we will see how it plays out, the media will have a field day with this. joey: sheriffs are elected officials, working on a project

now, sheriff mark lam, what he experienced, there is no one in your local community that understands the nuances of your community like your sheriff and it is really smart and strategic to target them and bring them on board with this, they are smart, this has happened before but he knows where these criminals are and where he can get them and i have to believe there are thousands of sheriffs who are not just ready to go after people but criminals who shouldn't be here to begin with and a ticking time bomb. rachel: you asked him about this. will: the images you talk about, we will see how it goes but enlisting sheriffs is a smart way to execute this plan. the san jose state university volleyball team will compete in

the mountain west tournament final. rachel: the matchup is getting attention because of the transgender athlete prompting schools to forfeit games. rachel: san jose state advance all the way to today's title game without even stepping a foot on the tournament volleyball court, it was the first round by and forfeit in the semifinal match against a team that twice in the regular season -season refused to play those partners for reportedly allowing a biological male to compete on the women's volleyball team, something that in the regular-season lead to six forfeit victories for the team including boycotts from opponents and never had a, utah, and wyoming and they are set to square off with colorado state but the rams are facing controversy over three players

who chose to take a need during the national anthem before the semifinal game. one of them who was recently named mountain west player over the years accused of conspiring with san jose state transgender player to injure the spartans cocaptain by trying to spike the ball into her face because the cocaptain spoke against transgender participation according to allegations and title ix complaint. the mountain west conference said it investigated those allegations but didn't find evidence of the claims. the winner receives a bid to the ncaa tournament. will: this is numerous teams forfeited their games against san jose state. boise state forfeited their mountain west tournament game pushing san jose state into the finals. the question you have brought up, something we can save

theoretically, it is going to take everybody. i don't know anything will change until everyone says we are not playing but that won't happen today with colorado state. rachel: we are seeing this boycotting, and something is shifting culturally in america, four years ago, a lot of those girls would have been more afraid to take this kind of a move. this is a positive thing for women, feminism but mostly in terms of the crumbling of this woke culture, this is a tipping point. will: we see her on here a lot

but riley gains, so much hate and criticism and she allowed her professional goals to be set aside. because she did that other players are being, giving the opportunity or having the courage and support to speak out. the independent women's forum women's volleyball captain, this is what she had to say on this subject. >> unfortunate that it has come to this where women like me have to take a stand and forfeit against the discrimination we are facing but i am proud of the boise state team for standing their ground and standing up for what is right, taking a stand and saying we are not playing

against this biological male because they don't belong in sports and our locker rooms and invading women's spaces. i'm grateful that people are now seeing this is something that's not going to be swept under the rug, real change needs to happen because the fact that women like me have to sacrifice something we worked our whole lives for. >> they are tired of pretending these are not men and that's the bottom line. i don't know about you guys, we've been interviewing and thank you for bringing up riley gains. i said she's the face of feminism. she has been a powerful voice. we pat her on here. riley gains side, she's been firm, even high school girls, for the last four or five

years, this interview brought it to the forefront for me. how to mid -- how to bid they were, the strength they have gained over the years in asserting the truth, these are men, don't belong in sports, they are destroying our sports program. the fear that i saw five years ago versus now is happening. will: we need leadership, fathers, parents, school leadership need to mirror the strength we are seeing from young women. will: it does take courage. they are not bigoted in anyway, some are friends with the athletes they are taking issue with and are very torn and conflicted and we applaud them.

rachel: they get accused of being trans phobic, social media tax they get can be so isolating and hurtful. will: we support you guys and you guys support us. i want to tell you about the tickets for the annual patriot of awards. a way to do this in new york, got to go to foxnation.com/patriotawards to purchase your tickets. you can still tune in to the live show on fox nation with a special host, sean hannity. rachel: democrats may be waking up to the fact that biden's open border policies are weighing them down as the chaos continues under their watch. sarah carter response to that and more next.

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10-year-old migrant telling troopers he was abandoned by smugglers. [speaking spanish] rachel: this is not the first time we saw a little boy abandoned by cartels crying, traumatized, alone. the other part of this is the compassion of law enforcement, how grateful you are, spanish-speaking border patrol that forces 50% just greeting

you and trying to help you. your thoughts? >> i've seen this so many times. it is so difficult watching that 10-year-old boy, what has he been through, he is arriving and so relieved but what has he been farouk? imagine being trafficked by criminal cartels, people that literally abused children, raped them, physically, sexually, mentally, they are traveling with men they don't know with women they don't know, they are lucky if they make it across the border. i interviewed a little boy who came across the rio grande river and talked to him. he was 6 years old. he was alone, being transported by a smuggler and a 13-year-old boy that was supposedly watching over him. he had a number in his pocket that was allegedly his mother, we don't know.

we've lost so many children and when you opened up with the segment, it is so infuriating to me. the democrats are trying to say this is all biden's point. this was biden's policy. they flooded our country. they didn't care about our lives or the lives of our children when fentanyl was coming across the border and don't care about the lives of these four children that are being trafficked, used as slaves, getting abused, when will we wake up and call them out for what they have done? how many children have not made it across the border? how many have died on the journey here and if we did this to our children, send our children off with traffickers

are cross three or four states or countries we would be in jail this administration is hand delivering them to them. so grateful donald trump is coming back. rachel: you saw that footage of that 2-year-old girl. we interviewed sarah carter, a woman who was arrested. how many parents have gotten in trouble with social services for a fraction of this. with our taxpayer dollars we reunite children with parents who put them in that situation. poverty is not an excuse for this. there are wonderful parents who don't have a lot of money, and

a cartel member. and then reunite them with no consequences. >> everyone is talking about what happens when tom holman takes over as borders are, will the media make it seem like an uncaring move, like the us government is abusing these children by separating families or sending them back home. look at what is happening right now. children are being trafficked right now. there's a child crying at the border, there are children contacting health and human services. i know this from sources, leaving messages on the health and human services hotline to be rescued from the people we have hand-delivered them to. if we are worried about the narrative we should be worried

about this narrative, that we've been a country that has allowed children to be trafficked. we've opened our system and become the middleman for drug traffickers and human traffickers. now that donald trump is in office and tom holman is taking over what we need to do is find a way to rescue these children, save them from this tragedy and send them back home to the families that want to take care of them. rachel: find out who are those kids reaching hhs. i have tried to go into these centers that have the children to check, somebody who can report on it, the conditions. it is lockdown. it is easier to get into a prison with murderers than it is to look and check in on children held in these detention centers before we

connected them with people that we don't know who they are into 0 dna tests. this is a scandal of epic proportions. you have been on it and i appreciate all your reporting and talking about what these children go to before they get to our border. god bless that little boy abandoned and terrified in the desert and border patrol rescued him. sarah carter, thank you. we are kicking off small business saturday on fox square and that is next. ♪ the black friday sale is now on. visit beaches.com or call 1-800-beaches

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this is what trump does. he has a kitchen cabinet, bounces ideas off of, donald trump at his best. jamie dimon is not a supporter. he was thinking about joining the kamala harris administration but he's not really a democrat but he is smart. trump and his people are reaching out to a lot of people on wall street to give their views about what went wrong the last four years. we had increased regulations through the roof. they could have helped the capital formation process, infusing the free market system with more money but it was held back by banking regulations and that is what jamie dimon is

telling trump's people. we have smart regulation, and trump is listening to people like jamie dimon. will: this is what he had to say about donald trump. >> he was right about nato and immigration. he grew the economy, he was right about china. will: that is coming from a guy who supported democrats talking about what donald trump got right. it's being described as no holds barred sounding board meetings with trump and his team. i'm curious what no holds barred means? charlie:jamie dimon is a shoot from the hip type of guy.

if you know him, he doesn't mince words which i've known him for years, we met each other recently for a little reunion and i said we knew each other when neither of us had gray hair. we have a lot of gray hair. that is a guy who is like trump in that respect. he said he could be a better president, tougher than trump, trump said something that gave him an elbow back but that is the way these guys are. that is what you want. people that levy in this position, you don't want a joe biden who doesn't show up for the meeting or kamala harris giving you word salad where you can't understand what she is saying, people who tell you the truth about financial regulation and the economy and jamie dimon is one of those. will: get some hot tea, and

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will: watch this heartwarming reunion. retired military dog is reunited with his former army handler after three years apart. they were separated when he was reassigned to a new base in texas after serving nine months together in iraq. peyton mae and his dog jacob join us now. i think jacob loves you a good bit by seeing how you are sitting. tell us about the story. this is so awesome.

>> i joined the army in 2017 and that is when in 2019, a military working dog. i got this little fellow in 2020. when i first met him he was a wild boy. he was well driven. it was his work ethic that worked into that. we bonded over that. we certified in december 2020. then we went to air act. we were there for nine months. we built a bond. every nine months, 24/7,

spending day in and day out, learning all his quirks and everything like that. then after nine months we got back to where i am now and i have been bothering him ever since. they've been keeping in touch with me making sure i am up to date, to get him out and get him out. then eventually back in october last month, they reached out to me, he is ready to go home. they helped me get him home and are helpful about that process. joey: is there a formal process to get him once he retires or did you have to figure that out on your own? >> one of those things where if you can come get him come get him, but if not, other

resources. and then i had leadership help me out. they reached out to my neighbors and resources. it's a fed for yourself kind of thing. at the same time they will get you to the right place. neil: joey: i think you should advocate a formal process for this so the next sergeant may doesn't have to fend for himself. this is the way it should be done. you've both served honorably and it warms our hearts to see you two together. thank you for your service to both of you, merry christmas and thank you for joining us. >> have a good one. joey: more "fox and friends" moments away. that has near flush installation for the ultimate built-in look. don't miss our best deals of the season

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