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rachel: all right. well, it's the 9:00 a.m. hour on "fox & friends weekend" starting with this. just days after a two-year-old and 10-year-old were spotted crossing the border, texas dpa sharing this heart breaking video of an unaccompanied 5-year-old being rescued. >.they were training her to lie. she told the truth of what happened to her. >> elon musk and vivek ramaswamy plan to meet with lawmakers this week as other major players want to cut spending of their own. will: not just the u.s. and it's controversial, the question every year, is this action movie classic. a christmas movie. >> do you really think you have a chance against us, mr. cowboy? >> yippee kaya.

will: a new poll finally settles thedie hard "debate. "fox & friends weekend" continues right now. ♪ will: good morning, welcome to "fox & friends," the final 9:00 hour. here in new york city, will cain, rachel campos duffy. we opened day one of the advent character. everybody's talking about the short time between thanksgiving and christmas. rachel: extra short period of time. seems like thanksgiving came late, advent came early. it's getting crunched up and we'll have to jump in and get everything done soon. joey: maybe the shopping part is the most stressful part about it. some people have started. i have not. i'm worried about that a little bit.

i'm worried will everything get here on time, will i put ious in envelopes, which i've done before, print a picture of what i get them and they can have it when it gets here. rachel: have you seen the tree lighting in the studio, a week and-a-half ago, and jesse watters was interviewing people. he went to martha maccallum and she said she was done and everybody groaned. everyone felt bad. will: believe it or not, i started christmas shopping. i started yesterday. i'm the guy that buys gifts the night before but i already started. joey: i started with funny things i saw on instagram, that aren't real gifts. those ads -- you put all the information in your phone and you hit a button, that's tough. somebody else that spends too much money all the time, that would be our government and so now we're going to have a

department of government efficiency, also known as doge, headed by vivek ramaswamy and elon musk. these are some of the things they want to do. they want to reduce federal regulations. love that. shrinking government workforce. that's necessary. and ending federal over-spending, that's the big one right there. we'll see if they are successful at it. will: elon musk and vivek ramaswamy are scheduled this week to begin having meetings across capitol hill. it's going to be -- the recommendations i have complete faith in. i think they'll be able to study, come up with massive amounts of inefficiency and cutbacks available within the federal government. then comes the hard part and that's execution. rachel: right. will: that is what these meetings here on capitol hilly hope to begin to lay the ground work for executing the department of government efficiency. rachel: that's the interesting question. we've had for years, and i talked about this with stuart varney earlier in the show, we've seen senators come out and

create a giant report like this and they'll have the treadmill study and wasteful studies and programs and bridges to nowhere and all this stuff but like they tell us, they get us outraged but we weren't really hearing they were actually cutting these programs or cutting the spending. that's going to be the question here. can they actually execute on this. and will they have the bipartisan support needed to actually cut these programs because everybody hates waitfull spending unless its their pet project. will: it's the nature of government, not just american government but across the world and quasi government bodies like the united nations. we were told, why stop at this country's federal agencies, we need to centralize the understanding of cash flow to and from the u.n. and the results we would like to see from our participation in the international organizations.

unfortunately the mindset over the years prefers to look at outputs over outcomes. how many meetings did we hold, how many pencils did we buy instead of outcomes like was there an town get peace underway more quickly in conflict settings so bringing doge to the united nations. rachel: well, think about this. the u.n. is actually responsible -- we pay the u.n. and the u.n. through their u.n. resettlement project which is a refugee resettlement project, they've been the ones handing out the debit cards with money to all of the illegals who are coming across our border. the u.n. has been funneling money to those countries that are the pipelines for the illegal immigration problem that we have coming through the southern border so make no mistake, if they've got money for that, they've got too much money. joey: talking about the border, talking about the fact that it's such a problem for our country, we just showed you a few minutes ago if you didn't see it, we'll

see it again here, we had the 10-year-old boy, before that a 2-year-old girl, now 5-year-old girl found by texas dps, check this out. [speaking non-english] rachel: initially you can see they're asking her questions. she's reluctant to give an answer because of course she's been coached not to say anything and there's the man who crossed her over the river who is not her father, he is a human

smuggler, a trafficker, and she says i don't know, i don't know. but dps has a photo, shows it to the little girl and she says -- he said that looks like your sweater and she says yeah, that's me. you're right, that's me. you know, these are the things that our border patrol are seeing everyday. i spoke with lieutenant christopher olivarez. i love this guy. he's from the texas department of public say. he has sent us video throughout the year door-this is not the first time. he's been letting for years, since joe biden has been in office, letting us see video captured by texas dps because the border patrol's federal patrol are not permitted to do that by the people in charge there, by alejandro mayorkas, but texas dps has been letting us know what has been happening. >> a trooper located a vehicle the child was smuggled in. if it wasn't for the trooper and

the investigators being there at the right time, there's no telling where this child would have ended up. they were able to find her and arrest the driver who had a previous history of human smuggling. these are the type of people we're dealing with and type of situations we're dealing with every day and i share these videos because i want the american people to see what we work with every day. we had over 200 200,000 missingt the government can't account for. the fact is, they're not responsible, not prioritizing the safety and security of the children but law enforcement every day on the front lines coming across these children and hearing devastating, tragic stories from the children and it needs to be -- it's unacceptable. joey: it's absolutely heart-breaking. it's sad. it's also infuriating. you see the girl's hands there and you want to pick her up and tell her everything will be okay. she should never be in that situation to begin with. you amplify this by hundreds of

thousands. our government refuses to try to track the people that come across the border, do a dna test to see if the person who is bringing them across is who they say they are. it blows your mind that a party that relies so heavily on the idea that the only way to have empathy for people is to let them do this, is to let this happen, that somehow that these things are worth what did he say, having your food picked, that you got to deal with this stuff, you have to put up with this stuff, allow this, in order to get under-the-table labor. i don't believe that's the only deal be made. i know it isn't. will: these videos do two things. three things. they show you the reality of what's happening at the southern border. they give an illustration of the number of which you've been great about reminding us of, 300,000 missing children through the illegal immigration crisis. third, it dismisses the idea that illegal immigration is a partisan talking point.

i think that's largely been internalized. you see movies now, there's been two -- everybody is familiar with "sound of freedom." there's a new one out called "city of dream." these are not partisan or political figures. it's people like tony robins who are behind these movies, telling the story of what's happening that you're seeing a snippet right now this morning on "fox & friends." rachel: i think that's mind-blowing, our government is complicit in it. we are the last leg of the cartels' journey of these humans and especially these children. you talked about dna tests. we will reunite -- that little boy, the 10-year-old boy, we had an 11-year-old a couple years ago that we talk about quite a bit. they're reunited with people that have no dna test. we will use taxpayer money. meanwhile, a mom who puts their kid -- leaves the kid in the car

and runs in and gets a gallon of milk can get arrested and nut jail but there are no consequences for people who put their child in the hands of a cartel, human trafficking operation, where 30% of the girls and 20% of the boys are sexually assaulted along the journey. this is an unbelievable thing that we are actually as a government complicit in, a lot of people looking forward to tom homan taking over and tom homan promising to do what donald trump said he would do, which is to locate and actually create a task force to find the 300,000 children who are missing. kristimiss.will: we're going tw to additional headlines. tomorrow morning closing arguments begin for daniel penny's trial in new york city. we have details on how this trial set a bad pres precedent r new york is. >> we want to help fellow new

yorkers. this is a person protecting people who don't have the ability to protect t themselves. it's important that we as a community come together when fellow citizens are in jeopardy. we have 30,000 plus nypd officers in the city of 8 and-a-half million people. the nypd can't be everywhere. will: 26-year-old daniel penny faces 15 years in prison if convicted. rachel: that will be decided this week, you think? will: well, we'll never know how long the jury could be in deliberations. closing arrestingments should be a day -- closing arguments should be a day, maybe two and then deliberations. the san jose women's state volleyball season is over after colorado state deleted them last night. the team had cou controversy bee of allowing a transgender athlete to compete.

riley gaines joined us earlier. >> they didn't just fail these girls, they betrayed these girls. when ahow this man to have -- when you allow this man to have a scholarship, a roster spot, a travel spot, he has taken it from a hard working female athlete. will: five teams f forfeited ts season. you may not see a big pile of presents this year but your stockings could be stuffed with gift cards. a new survey from the national retail federation reveals gift cards are the most popular item on wish li list this year, 96%f americans are equally as happy receiving gift cards as they are physical gifts. rachel: what do people think of that? will: pee people like the liby to do what they want. but people don't use them. rachel: retailers love this. joey: it's not the amount.

it's not the value. it's the time you spent going to get it that makes the gift mean something. rachel: i agree with that. joey: maybe that's old school. since we're on the topic of christmas and the gift of, we gave will the gift of f knowing the christmas story is a really good movie. will: it's a wonderful life. joey: i apologize. will: i've seen the christmas story. joey: the state of georgia thinks the christmas story is the best christmas movie. i've got to educate them. from there you've got indiana. will: these are everybody on the show. so georgia and texas are states joey both voting for christmas story. adam is from indiana. and same as rachel. maybe it's a midwest thing. they both love elf. rachel: it's a great movie. it's rewatchable every year. it's not as good as a wonderful life. will: hard sell on it's a wonderful life. we told you and you know this,

there's a huge debate about whether or not die hard is a christmas movie. there's a survey that give us an answer. almost 60% say it's not. it's not a christmas movie. rachel: i have a confession to make. will: you've never seen die hard? [laughter] rachel: i've never seen die hard. what's more stunning that you haven't seen die hard or that i haven't seen it's a wonderful life. rachel: i think it's imminently worse that you've never seen it's a wonderful life. which is by the most american director you can imagine, he captures america as only -- will: john mccain saves everybody at christmas. rachel: what's worse? joey: there's a difference between the point of the movie is christmas and a movie set during christmas. like one that i love to watch at christmas is trading places. rachel: i like that one. joey: i forgot you can't watch that in front of kids. rachel: a lot of those '80s

movies are like that, joey. joey: my son knows more about that movie than he should. it's set during christmas. do you want to call it a chris plays movie? that's not the -- christmas movie? that's not the point of the movie. the same with die hard. there's nothing about christmas or santa claus on the cover. it's bruce willis with a pistol and the building blowing up. rachel: what's worse, joe see, that he didn't watch it's a wonderful life or that i haven't watched die hard. joey: i would say for you, that is not a surprising thing. [laughter] joey: for will, being the character he is, i thought he would have had a good line on classic movies. that one -- it's not just it's a wonderful life. you don't like black and white movies, you don't like old movies, right. will: not too much. you chimed in by the way. i asked what are the best christmas movies since i like the more recent vintage, in the

past 10 years. tony says the best new christmas movie is the best christmas pageant ever. never heard of it. rachel: that's out in the theaters now, i believe. there was an '80s version that was really good. we read the book every year to our kids. have you ever read that? will: no. rachel: it's a great book. it's a great movie. we'll see what the new version is. susan says "a christmas story," the 1983 movie, still rocks. it's probably my favorite of all time. i'm going to confess, i'm one of those people that don't like it. joey: i didn't like it for a long time. they came out with a second one and it's really good. kathy says i agree with rachel, it's a wonderful life is my number one christmas movie. kathy, you know what's up. rachel: it's a wonderful life/white christmas for me. will: darlene will not be intimidated by -- she says die hard, yes, it is a christmas movie. way to stand strong, darlene.

rachel: should i watch die hard? will i like this movie? will: there's nothing not to like about die hard and die hard two. rachel: i'll watch die hander you watch it's a wonderful life and we'll have a discussion next weekend. joey: i'm going to watch -- [laughter] joey: i've seen all these movies. will: sounds like a deal. rachel: the food fight is coming to washington, what twinkies is saying about rfk and trump's possible junk food crackdown. that's next with callie meads. ♪

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rachel: well as trump and rfk junior are ready for a crackdown on ultra processed foods, the maker of twinkies doesn't appear too concerned. their ceo saying, quote, we believe very strongly that snacking continues, consumers are going to continue to look for a way to reward themselves at different times throughout the day. and only acknowledges that they could, quote, look at reducing

sugar. co-founder of true med and the co-author of true energy callie meads joins us now. welcome, callie. so much of what you've been fighting for, looks like it's about to happen. you say we're on the verge of entering into a golden age for american health. i want to first put -- i want you to look at the ingredients that are concerning about twinkies and tell me what you think. it's high fructose syrup, yellow 5 dye and red 40 dye, why should we be concerned about those inagreed yefnts in twinkies. >> we should be concerned because those are not ingredients by and large that are in twinkies that are made in any other country. i want to be clear. bobby kennedy is not saying he's going to take the twinkies away but que we should start to ask questions. 77% are not allowed to join the military because of metabolic health. we have grass standards.

food companies are self-police. it doesn't make sense. we have 10,000 ingredients that aren't allow in european foods. most alarmingly, we subsidize these foods. twinkies should twist. i was on amazon before the show and you can buy them with food stamp dollars. twinkies qualify for federally funded food lunch programs. there's no sugar limits on federally funded school lunches. the usda essentially recommends twinkies for 2-year-olds. the usda right now our guidelines which are very corrupt say that 10% of a 2-year-old's diet can be added sugar so by the letter of the nutrition guidelines, we're actually recommending twinkies to kids so as you say, there's a real optimistic vision here. i think the food industry is not fully understanding what president trump and rfk are saying. they're saying let's get all

stakeholders together, let's have american food be the most nutritious and best flood the world. rachel: when you talk about how it's actually recommended to 2-year-olds, twinkies, explain the corruption that happens to get that twinkie on a list of acceptable foods. by the way, the ingredients, i put the list of ingredients, they're actually chemicals, right? >> i don't think it should be called red 40. it should be called crude oil. that's what it is. let me get to the corruption. as president trump and rfk said, the first step is to get corruption out-of-the-science. the usda, the nutritions guidelines committee, they're able to accept money from nooned pharma companies. they accept money from the industries. 30% of president biden's committee accepted money from glp-1 makers, from ozempic, from

a day fish pharmaceutical company in the n nordics. they infect our guidelines, infect our snap program. before we talk about any policy whatsoever, let's reconstitute the nutritions guidelines committee and say you cannot accept money from food or pharma companies if you're making recommendations for our kids. rachel: makes sense to me. by the way, this week elon musk and vivek ramaswamy are going to capitol hill, they're going to talk about doge, this effort, this new agency that's being created to cut down on expenses. what could cut down on government expenses more than getting people healthy, the number one thing we spend money on is healthcare. >> oh, my gosh. i think the connection between maha and doge is a huge opportunity. elon musk and vivek ramaswamy have been tweeting about this. the biggest part of our budget, the fastest part of the budget is healthcare costs. that's because we're getting sick. it's not the technicalities of policy. we're the sickest country in the

world. that's driving up so much inefficiency. making our healthcare system more efficient, asking how we can spend more more effectively, that's asking how we can get healthier. we think the connection between the doge effort and bobby kennedy's hhs with incredible picks like jim o'neil, we can do a lot and there's close collaboration happening between the two organizations. rachel: and brook rollins said agriculture, the other piece of the puzzle, so excited for what we're on the verge of as you call it the golden era, the golden age of health for america. you've been on the forefront of this and i'm just happy to see your dreams come true. let's get it done. >> you've been talking about it for a long time and we are on the verge of a golden age here. rachel: awesome. thanks, callie. come back. >> thank you. rachel: russia and ukraine fighting for the upper hand ahead of trump's return to the white house.

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rachel: we're back with a fox weather alert. record setting lake effect snow blanketing the great lakes area and dropping upwards of 40 inches of snow amid a dangerously cold arctic blast. it's expected to put a real hamper on travel as thousands of americans return home today after the holiday break and even more could be on the way. let's check in with our friend, meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. do you have your little stocking with booze out there with you, adam? >> no, but i need it, a little liquid blanket. it's chilly out here. temperatures are down into the 20s, 330s. 30s. are you cold. do you want to be on tv? >> yeah. >> do you want to say hi to

somebody. give a shout-out to somebody back home. >> i want to give a shout-out to my dad back home. >> where's dad at? >> back home. >> where's home, bar are you from? >> ohio. >> that's a place that's cold. let's dive into the forecast. it's chilly in new york. it's chilly in ohio as well. 8 degrees in cleveland. i don't know know where you're m in ohio. currently negative 6 in minneapolis. we see lake effect snow back across portions of the great lakes. this is where we're still looking at winter storm warnings. i'll end with some of the cold ftemperatures across the entire country as it's widespread. i have toes it back to you. i've got a fan of yours who wants to say something. >> i've got a question. how about them dogs. joey: how about them dogs? go dogs. i hear hook em horns over here. thanks, adam. we're 50 days until

president-elect trump takes office, now president zelenskyy says he would give up areas to rushrussia for nato protection. it's consistent with trump's push to end the war. former u.s. ambassador to nato, kirk volcker served as trump's special representative for ukraine negotiations. he joins us now. thank you for joining us. explain -- i would love to know and all of us want to know, what does nato protections mean because it feels like a lot of this war was promulgated by the idea that ukraine may join nato as the fear russia has of that. >> well, people do have that idea and i have to say that part is wrong. this war was created by vladimir putin because he wants to eliminate ukraine as an independent state. he's written about this. he says it ought to belong to russia. he wants to eliminate any ukrainian sense of identity. what nato does, nato is an organization of countries including the united states but mainly in europe who say that

we're going to stand together. any attack on any of us we're all going to respond. and what that does, it deters anyone from attacking. putin has never attacked a nato country. he's only attacked nearby neighboring countries like ukraine or georgia. what ukraine is now saying is okay, we know we're not going to get the territory back militarily right now. we'll have a long-term dispute and divided country like germany was for many years after world war ii but if we can get the majority of ukraine into nato and safe, that will prevent future wars and that's what they're talking about. joey: so i want to make it clear. you say into nato. so the deal could be that ukraine joins nato in order to end this war, is that what you're saying or what this is looking like? >> i think what president trump is going to push for is an end to the war now. he's going to tell president putin you just stop. ukraine is already ready to stop. they didn't start this war. they don't seek this war. so i think you can end it.

the question then for president trump and his team is how do you turn that into a permanent peace so that putin doesn't just strike again. and that is where nato membership comes in. it can deter putin from launching further attacks. joey: outside of nato membership, what other incentives are there to get russia -- if russia just gets the territory they say they're entitled to or have taken and zelenskyy doesn't want to push back on that, what else can be done outside of including ukraine into nato to deter that from happening again or to take russia's -- maybe their want to away. >> well, russia's never going to be satisfied. putin's never going to be satisfied. they want to take over all of ukraine. but they can be stopped. and i think that's what we're talking about here, is how do you stop the war and how do you prevent the next war. other things that might be useful on the table, one of them is increasing american energy production and exports just as president trump is talking about

because that will drive down global prices and that will starve putin's budget, some of the resources he's useing to attack ukraine. another thing is that after ukraine is in nato and the european union, you can agree to lift sanctions on russia. there's pretty tough sanctions right now. russia has an interest in getting out from those. you don't want to do that until you stopped the war and things are safe again. >> no matter how feel about ukraine joining nato, most americans want to see the war end, not just because we're spending money on it but because people are losing their lives. we want to sea see peace in the world. i think president trump is putting a team together to make that happen. thank you so much for joining us today. >> it's a pleasure, thank you. joey: yes, sir. trump making another major threat against our foreign rivals, which countries could get slapped with 100% tariffs, next. my dad believed in hard work, and the farm was the perfect place to learn grit, determination and problem solving.

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>> sign up for fox nation for 199 a month. rachel: you can catch each of the first three episodes right now on fox nation. and those are your headlines. will: president-elect trump threatening 100% tariff against any country eyeing a shift away from the u.s. dollar in favor of any currency backed by the brits alliance. joey: trump saying they can, quote, find another sucker, there's no chance the brisbrics willreplace the u.s. y country that tries should waive good-bye to america. rachel: jackie deangeles joining us now. jackie, great to have you on this morning. >> good morning, great to see you. rachel: this should have been a no-brainer. all of our policy should have been, whether the war with ukraine or whatever we're doing should be around protecting the u.s. dollar's status, correct? >> absolutely.

that's what president-elect trump wants to do. there's so much more at stark se this time than last time he was president and he's using tariffs as a strategy, negotiating tool, however you want to look at it to make sure the dollar stays king globally. that's so important when it comes to trained our status as a super power which by the way for the last four years our enemies have been trying to take away from us. so when you look at this, with respect to what he's doing with the dollar, you also look at the tariffs that he's threatened with canada and also mexico and china, when i talk about more at stake, we're talking about fentanyl crossing the border. we're talking about gangs and criminals in the country. he wants to get them out of here. look how quickly he got leaders to come to the negotiating table. youdeau flying into mar-a-lago to talk about this. he had a conversation with the mexican president as well. that may go back and forth, it may not be as easy as everybody

falling to their knees but he's making strides ant ' and he's not even in the white house yet. joey: how important is the u.s. market to the rest of the world? are we -- is our purchasing power so big they would almost have to come to the table on this? >> i would imagine when you're talking about china, mexico, or canada. they're not going to want to deal with a tariff either. you've got people on the left saying prices are going to go up, this will be horrible for people in the united states. my gut at the times me we're not going to get -- my gut tells me we're not going to get there because powers that trade with us won't do that either. it will hurt them more than it will hurt us. it brings them to the table to have a logical conversation about how things have been going the last four years and how they're going to change moving forward, guys and we of course have a great lineup to talk about this. we have former commerce secretary wilbur ross. he can dig into the tariff story, how it was different last time and it will change this time. we've got the fcc commissioner pick, brendan carr.

senator marsha blackburn, she will talk about kash patel, the nominee for fbi director. our panel, steve forbes and thomas philipson, they'll talk about the economy and how he will get things going again with energy specifically. and we'll be speaking to charlie kirk as well, on why the democrats got their messaging me wrong. they seem to be doubling down on it which is interesting to me. ultimately they need to change things to get through to people in the way that they need to at this point but there haven't been. will: jackie, you're guest hosting sunday morning futures this morning, 10:00 a.m. eastern time. we'll be watching. thanks, jackie. there's five weeks left in the nfl season and we have the must watch games this week on fox. ♪

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joey: we're back with news from college football rivalry week, starting with michigan wolverines, they upset the number two ranked ohio state buckeyes.

>> in trouble. incomplete. ohio state first in overall downs and the michiganl shock te college football world. joey: unfortunately, they saved energy for the overtime fight with the michigan player who tried to plant their flag in the middle of the o of the ohio state field, something baker mayfield did a while ago, some players getting pepper sprayed by stadium police as they tried to break up the scene. north carolina and their rival nc state players coming to blow as the wolf pack took down the tar heels in their own stadium. again. and florida crushing florida state, 31-11, and again fsu did not like that their rival was trying to plant a flag in the middle of their field and then

finally a fight on the football field, texas beating texas a & m17-7 in the first game since 2011 and now they secured in a spot to play the bulldogs in the scc championship. last time they met, georgia won handily. i wanted to let you know. will: it's week 1 13 of the nfl season with a full slate of games on fox and the vikings still playing onto playoff hopes as they take on the cardinals, just hours after resigning the star running back, james conor. here to break down all the action is fox side dis' line sir jen hale. there was a time when people were wearing all purple in honor of the vikings. they still have playoff hopes in

the up and down season. >> they're going to get there. the question is, do they go as a wild card or is there some yeah they can catch the lions who are in their division and that's why the game is so important. we're at the time of the year where every game matters a little bit more because of playoff positioning. so yes, circle sam darnold today. he's a huge factor. he's playing for the vikings. he's playing for himself too. more than likely he won't be wearing the purple uniform next season. the vikings will want to move onto jj mccarthy and sam darnold wants to prove he can be a franchise guy somewhere else. justin jefferson fantastic receiver e hasn't had a touch down until week seven. james conor for the cardinals, that's where the cardinals will try attack. they have the sixth best ground game in the nfl. that's what they're going to try to unleash in minnesota in an attempt to catch the vikings. the vikings are favored here.

the cardinals have not won in minnesota in 47 years. kai lkyler murray, james conor l try to change that. will: let's move to the 4:00 games. start with bucs, panthers. tell us about this. >> b bryce young, circle him. we thought the year was over, he was another washout that wouldn't pan out. he got benched. he applied himself. when he got a second chance because of injury to andy dalton, he's been phenomenal, making better decisions shall mg them faster. you know, you're a football guy. he's checking down what he used to do before the benching, if his first read wasn't open, he would tuck and run. now he's more confident, checking down the second and third options. this is a different panthers

squad that you'll see today. the bucs sideline, mike evans is back from the injury, he's chasing the 11 11 11th consecute 1,000-yard season. i met with bucs coaches and players including baker mayfield, they're determined to get that for him. >> baker mayfield serves as inspiration and hope for bryce young. it wasn't always a smooth road for him. now look at him. >> baker mayfield got benched in carolina as well. will: we'll be watching saints rams at 4:00 today. thank you for setting us up for sunday football. >> happy thanksgiving, everybody. will: okay. more "fox & friends" moments away for god so loved the world that he gave his only son. so that everyone who believes in him

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