themes. >> through all of the things that you had for your one more thing. mine is a 67 foot christmas tree in michigan. it's a christmas caroling tree, which i love. 180 students perform on it. look at this. how cool is that? norton shores, michigan it's the 40th year of the giant. look at that gigantic singing christmas tree. awesome! skipper. >> sorry. my daughter georgie is the member of the new jersey girl scout troop, and they volunteered time wrapping, organizing, preparing gifts to be given out to local families at christmas through the raine's foundation. the really neat part of it is all the gifts were given out by firefighters and police officers dressed up as santa gifts arrives on fire trucks just in time for christmas, and it's the rayne foundation.com. >> all right. that's nice. >> georgie. and happy kwanzaa, by the way. oh, thank. ♪ ♪

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♪ will: good morning and welcome to "fox & friends" on this saturday morning, a beautiful pictures across america as we listen to the national anthem. and a lot of beauty here on the couch -- [laughter] you know in. >> that, i mean, those are the trump hands. will: beautiful couch. >> and, obviously, your talking about kevin corke being with us. kevin: if there's beauty on this couch, it's in the middle. >> so kind. kevin: i thought you might do this. will: it's not bad. you got it right. i practiced it. it's fists up. a lot of people want to do,

like, a choo-choo train. carley: the last time i saw you was at the patriot awards -- will: he added a new move. he added a roll. carley: oh. [laughter] good morning. it's great to see both of you. happy saturday. christmas is so soon. we're surrounded by christmas trees so that we can clearly see that. and usually many in december something big happens, right in. will: yes. there is the annual army-navy game. that's happening today. president-elect trump and vice president-elect and marine veteran j.d. vance will attend the iconic game with a slew of guests. carley: they'll be joined by florida governor ron desantis, army vet pete hegseth, trump's nominee for national intelligence director, tulsi gabbard, speaker mike gabbard whose son actually goes to the naval academy and marine veteran daniel penny who's attending as

vance's guest after he was acquitted in his new york city chokehold case earlier this week. kevin: very impressive. the presidents have attended america's game, wait for it, 32 times if you can believe it, and that includes, of course, the president-elect who's actually been to the game three times during his previous term. now, compare that to the current commander in chief, president biden. well, he's never gone to the game while in office. will: that's incredible. never gone to the game. trump went, i think it was three times, you say. it wasn't every year of his presidency, but here we go for his fourth time. joey jones is down there today live from army-navy in land areover, maryland. we're going to have joe by with us all morning long to tell us how we're getting set up for the game. joey. joey: hey, guys. we're just outside of d.c., landover, maryland. this is the 125th army-navy

game, america's game. the only game in the world where everyone on that field will walk off that field and go serve this country and be brothers in arms. listen, this is going a lot of fun today. we're here a little bit early. the sun's not here yet, probably no other people yet, but we're so excited. it's about, i don't know, 29 degreeses, so it'll be good and work for us. it's going to be fun. we've got some really cool quests coming as well, sos this is going to be a great game. it's usually decided by less hand a touchdown. both teams are really good year, and as soon as the sun comes up and people start showing up, it's going to get real exciting here. will: thank you, joey. one of the reasons it's decided by, as you probably know, kevin, less than a touchdown is because they don't score many points usually, army-navy. but they are good this year. army has one loss, navy, three losses. i mean, they're pretty good this year. carley: army's in the top 25 the

for the first time -- i feel like that's a headline this of is the story. of course, it's political, but just from a football standpoint, navy has had a great season, army in the top 25. i think army's favored, and navy has won historically a total of 62 games. army's won 55. tie 7 times, a total of 124, make it 125 games after today. kevin: but don't forget, the streak lately has been army has held their way with navy. they've won six of the last eight, and army's, like, 11-1. if they win out, you're looking at a 13-win season. and that'll give you something to cheer about. that would be an all-time record for them, so it's a very big game for army and, you never know -- will: i'm going to assume joey yoans and daniel penny, both marine corps, you're rooting for navy -- kevin: of course. carley: who are you going to be

rooting for? because you just told us during the break that you're going to the game as welch you're going to make a trip down and back. will: that's the hard part. i think it's going to be worth it. carley: are you working tomorrow? will: who am i rooting for? i don't normally have a dog in this fight. i've been invited by an army vet, i might go army. carley: root for a good game. one other thing, and joey's going to to be the talking to senator dan feldman about this, but usually there's only one game on the second saturday in december, today. but today there are several games. a bipartisan group of lawmakers are, like, we've got to talk to officials and make sure that never happens again. will: right. with the college football playoff expanding to 12 teams, they're worried about that creeping into the system. that hasn't yet. that starts next weekend. but president trump will be there, as we mentioned.

he's also focused in on the story that is confounding everyone, what's going on in the state of new jersey, drone sightings everywhere. and this is simultaneously at times been mysterious, it's also been dismissed. and then you see mayors and city councilmen and assemblymen in new jersey all going, no, no, no, this is not right. trump put this on truth social. can this really be happening without our government's knowledge? i don't think so. let the public know and now, otherwise soot them down. carley: yeah. that's one of the most common sense things you can ever say. and you can venn hur a guess that if these drone sightings still occur after donald trump enters office in just over a month, you guarantee that is likely going to happen. either let everybody know what's going on, and he's already receiving intelligence briefings, so i'm sure that if anybody in government knows anything, we haven't had any answers, he might. and he's signaling, let people

know what's going upon. if no, shoot them out of the sky. kevin: there are a lot of people skeptical of this idea that it could be a foreign power. listen, i'm in washington, and a lot of people feel like this is guest can in, but -- domestic, but they can't say it because it may be part of a larger program. we just don't know. we're not getting enough answers. people are, like, fess up, tell us what's going if on. otherwise we'll make all sorts of assumptions. martha maccallum had a spirited conversation with john kirby on the drone mist ifly. listen to this. -- mystery. >> why not just take one down and figure out what's going on? >> well, okay, again, you want to worry about public safety. first of all, we don't have enough conclusions to take that kind of a policy action. but let's just assume for a moment, martha, that we did. you're not going to want to shoot anything something done -- >> well, the coast guard says there are 30 of them following their ships in the ocean. so would that work. >> again, we have develop the

policy options based on what we know what we're dealing with here, and we just don't know enough to take -- >> wow. have you called in a.i. experts or asked elon musk what he thinks or brought in outside experts? >> we're working really hard right now inside our interagency and certainly supporting the fbi and dhs as they investigate this. will: it's totally unbelievable they do not know what's going on. i don't mean that as an expletive or exasperation, i literally do not believe they don't know what's going on. kevin, you said people in washington, d.c. believes this is domestic. i'm to curious what that means as well because, well, we've seen them see -- they've said in no uncertain times this is not united states military. they have said that this. they've also said it's not a foreign adversary. so i'm thinking about the cat categories of things that leaves as a possibility. private, corporate, here in america? but i don't, i can't, i can't figure out what they're leaving us as an option when they've

made some definitive statements. kevin: what they're not saying is does it belong to one of the agencies. we have at least 17 if not more intelligence agencies in and around washington. if i say to you it is not military, it's not part of dod, that could be technically true, but it doesn't mean it doesn't belong to some of these other more, let's just say clandestine or even smaller boot print agencies. carley: i don't know, that also doesn't fully make sense east because this is the number one news story in the country. so whoever's flying these drones knows who's concerned. it almost feels like whoever's doing it is taunting -- will: say it were google -- carley: yeah, they would have notified the sheriffs and local government. will: right. so back to ken's, you know, suggestion that it could be even some small footprint intelligence gathering, here's my next question then, why new

jersey? what's the focussal over new jersey? there's been some reports in new york, instant island, but there's a particular focus right here on this area, and that's the next question. first, who. second, why. carley: and the concerning thing about where these, the focus of these drones are is where i grew up, there's an arsenal there, a military facility, and also there's trump's golf course. so that's very concerning. and if that interview with martha, john kirby said we don't have enough conclusions to take that kind of policy action when he was asked why not shut them down. of meaning, we don't know enough. no, you shoot the drones down because you don't know enough x then you come to the conclusion as to what -- will: i think the government -- if they were a real concern, wouldn't you think we would shoot them down? if there's an iranian mother ship off the coast can, don't you think we'd send a missile -- carley: this is the exact conversation we were having last

year with the spy balloon, and it traversed the country, they were so afraid of shooting it down until it made its way to the other side of the coast, and then they did just that. so it just feels like when you are downplaying this concern and saying we don't think it's a foreign adversary, don't worry, but they're not giving us an explanation, either it feels like they're not taking it seriously enough or you're being lied to, and that's the real concern. kevin: that's the real concern. as you said, don't worry. well, tell us why we shouldn't or -- worry. i think that's a fair assessment. carrie: -- carley: totally. this is the another interesting story, and it has to do with the scripps national spelling bee, of all things. it's because they just posted their list of words for the third graders who are going to take the scripps spelling bee. i believe this happens in may, and the spelling of woman they posed two ways. the way that we all spell it and also an alternative spell being,

w-o-m-y-n. if that is the spelling that feminists use to avoid having the word men in the world woman. so the scripps national spelling bee, if this word comes up, would also accept the feminist spelling of the word woman. [laughter] will: why are you shaking your head? why's everybody -- carley: the camera guy, so ridiculous. [laughter] will: does that strike you as odd? if funny? [laughter] here's what clips are saying -- scrip ises are saying, all the words are pulled from our official dictionary, merriam web stint abridged -- webster unabridged dictionary. the the alternate spelling of women is, therefore, included on our study let's because it is listed as an alternate spelling for women in merriam-webster. carley: kevin, what do you think about this. >>some kevin: here's the problem, you want to have

your -- i don't want to say woke, you can't call it woke. i guess it's in the dictionary, but here's the real problem, you're teaching children how to misspell words. i guarantee you if you turn in an assignment, whether it's high school, middle school, college, there's a good chance -- will: well, i don't knowment you might make a teacher tuck her tail and run for the hills. [laughter] carley: also if you're getting woman as a word in the scripps national spelling bee -- [laughter] kevin: touche. carley: if you take issue with this, which i'm sure most people do, where should your ire be focusedsome on scripps or merriam-webster? if i've done so many stories about how woke the merriam-webster dictionary has become. i think scripps could very well be innocent when it comes to this, they're just copy and pasting the words and sending it to the kids. i remember when they changed the definition of peal in the dick their -- female, the definition

of woke, they turned it into a positive thing. there's an interest take there. la. [laughter] unique one. kevin: this is that. carley: if you have a child who is gown of course -- going to be competing in this, consider yourself lucky, because your kid is very smart. new overnight, the scene parliament voted to impeach their president. the motion to impeach was passed in 204-85 floor votes. thousands of south koreans gathered outside the national assembly ecoto celebrate the news -- to celebrate the news. south korea's president must hand power over to the country's prime minister while courts review the impeachment vote. accused killer luigi man johnny -- mangione could be extra dieted to new york as early as tuesday. we're learning that veteran form former prosecutor will be representing him in court. new reports claim after the

murder mangione if escaped by train, and the fbi is confirming a tip from san francisco police helped them identify the suspect. he was reported missing there rough wily two weeks before the killing of united health care ceo brian thompson early this month in midtown manhattan. now to a scare in the skies, and we're not talking about drones this time. american airlines diverting a flight out of laguardia following a bird strike. will: really? if. carley: just after takeoff, this video shows the bird meting one of the engine withs on thursday. you see a flash of fire. the plane lands safely at jfk, and passengers boarded a flight to charlotte the next morning. get this, the plane was on the same night path as the the famous miracle on the hudson when a packed flight was landed on the hudson river when a knock of birds hit.

will: first thing i thought of. carley: that is crazy. happened twice. social media is erupting after kids corrected paris lady jill biden during a toys for tots event yesterday at the white house. watch. >> hello. how are you? hi. happy holidays. hi -- >> happy christmas. >> happy christmas, yes. carley: happy christmas. i don't think that kid was even british. some took to x, praising the child for educate. >>ing the first lady including riley gaines who wrote even kids get it. [laughter] that kid is excited for santa claus. those are your headlines. kevin: i was very empressed the buritz -- impressed you knew the brits say happy christmas. will: it's not. carley: merry christmas. will: yeah, that's a america. [laughter] are sanctuary cities finally

giving in to to trump's border crackdown? what incoming border czar tom homan said about that. carley: janice dean is getting in the spirit this morn, and it's all -- this morning, and it's all a for a good cause. how you doing? janice: hello, "fox & friends." we are in fletcher, north carolina, for the season of hope holiday toy drive. tunnels for towers is taking part. all of these toys are going to the kids here in north carolina that were affected by hurricane helene. what a great cause. what a great season, the season of hope. today tuned, more "fox & friends" right after the break. ♪ ♪ where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me?

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down, two other mayors have reached out. already reached out. so i think this starts a domino effect. kevin: joining us now is former head of i.c.e. in denver. john, thanks so much for joining us. you know, this is one of hose conversations that i think the entire nation is having right now, and it's very interesting i think for me and perhaps even for you to listen to what tom homan said about not just eric adams, but this idea that maybe there'll be more blue city mayors and governors that are finally coming around to this idea that the safety and security of the american people is paramount, and that has to take priority over politics. >> yeah. you know, it just can't be ignored anymore. i mean, this crime that's going on can't be ignored, and american citizens just want safer communities, they want stronger immigration laws, and tom homan's getting in there, he's talking to these mayors and letting them know wantly what's going to -- exactly what's going

to happen. kevin: this is the number of migrants arriving in major blue cities. i can tell you about it, and what stuck out to me is in the last decade just for los angeles, for example, 220,000 plus just over the last 10 years. i can't imagine what that must do to someone who not only was the former head of i.c.e. in denver's region, i can imagine that if you're the head of i.c.e. in any of the regions around the country, that's got to be alarming because we just don't know not only who's coming into this country unlawfully, we don't know what they'll do. and we've seen crime, obviously, play out across the country, unfortunately. >> yeah. you know, the vetting over the border over the last four years was just horrific, and what we've allowed into this country, like you said, we don't know who's here right now. and the men and women of i.c.e. are trying to keep the community safe, but the places like california and colorado with sanctuary status, it does not keep communities safe. it just makes united states

citizens less safe. so we've got to support the men and women of i.c.e. tom homan's going to do in this go around with president trump, and hopefully we'll be able to get something done. kevin: let me ask you about tren de aragua, people have been talking about this idea of this terrorist organization that's sort of masquerading. i want to share a little sound and get your reaction on the other side because i think this is not just concerning for communities like denver. obviously, i'm from colorado to. you and i have had a chance to talk about what happened over in aurora a, but this is the spreading nationwide. listen to this, and i'll get your reaction on the other side. >> it's a state sponsor maduro regime organization. how to use the criminals to control the society -- [inaudible] and there is the a big opportunity also to spread this for all a latin america -- [inaudible] and then go to u.s. because they want to create

chaos, and they use the tda as blackmail for any equation. kevin: you're looking at a former venezuelan military officer talking about this idea that tda is not just a gang as i think most people have described them, but they're actually ideological terrorists disguised as a gang. what are your thoughts on that? >> i absolutely agree. i've been talking about this for a couple of months and, you know, having this venezuelan military official come on and actually say it, it is absolutely what's happening. i mean, what we saw in the beginning is, you know, they came here to the united states, they started off in sanctuary cities. they use that as a springboard to jump into a lot of other states. we've got tren de aragua that we know about in 17 different cities throughout the united states right now. and unless we really put our foot down, this gang is going to continue to grow. they want chaos. that's exactly what hay want. kevin: john, the former head of i.c.e. in the denver region, thank you, my friend.

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♪ >> we have no evidence at this time that the reported krone sightings pose a national security or a public safety threat. it appears that many of the reported sightings are actually manned aircraft that are being operated lawfully. we haven't been able to corroborate everything. i said many of the corroborated sightings have turned the out to be piloted aircraft, i didn't say all of them. will: john kirby pressed on those mysterious drones swarming the northeast, still insisting at least some of them pose no threat. meanwhile, president-elect trump

says the public needs to know exactly what they are or else shoot 'em down. our next guest thinks the biden administration is misleading the public and that they really know nothing period. new jersey assemblywoman dawn fan asia joins us now. i think we agree that we are being lied to. the question is are we being lied to because they don't know or do know? what do you think, dawn? >> that is the million dollar question. when you have spokes molds coming out of the -- models coming out of the white house directly conflicting with eyewitness can accounts, and not just civilian accounts. we have eye witness accounts from military personnel, spokespeople from the military, from naval base earl, from pick tinny arsenal up on the board of sussex and morris counties. when you have those individuals confirming these, when you have the colonel of the new jersey state the police, patrick callahan, flying up his men in a

helicopter to do surveillance and noting that these drones are 6 feet in diameter, that they turn off their lights and then they become undetectable, and then you have a spokesmodel out of the white house saying these things, it's nonsense. it does nothing but cause public chaos with. will: so what are you hearing in your official capacity as an aa assemblywoman in new jersey? i'm curious what you're hearing from your constituents if then what -- and then what you're getting back when you're asking questions of various authorities. >> well, we're not getting much when we're asking questions of authorities. we're getting the ridiculous stock response that really is in conflict where they say we don't know where these drones come from, we don't know who is the other than, we don't know the intent nor the mission nor where they land, but they're not a threat. so we've all agreed, mean, it is a bipartisan effort out of the state of new jersey to say that's a load of bunk. secondarily, the people are getting frenzied, and one of the funniest things that i've

actually read coming off any of the social media accounts is finally governor phil murphy diseased to wake up and -- decided to wake up and reach out to the white house because he's been generally silent through this whole process. and the best comment i read was this is a wishy washy response from a wishy washy governor. and i think that person absolutely nailed it. you know, he profusely thanks the white house. thanks them for what? we are not able to protect our air space due to faa regulations. and much like texas sees their constitutional right to protect hair border when the federal government failed, our governor is failing to see that that he is doing nothing to help protect the air space over new jersey. will: really quickly, dawn, my colleague kevin corke, i think, offers up what is most lie lick the situation -- likely, that it's some type of intel agency. but that leads to the more interesting question, why? what would an intel agency be so interested in they're swarming

over new jersey? >> i don't know what that answer is, and that's the most disturbing part. people are looking to their elected officials, and our answer is simply i don't know. what i do know is that crisis communication needs to improve, and it's not just communication here. we need action. it has been four weeks since the first sightings on november 18th in the state of new jersey. we need to step it up. it's spreading now nationwide. this is not acceptable. will: assemblywoman dawn fantasia, thank you so much. >> thank you. will: helene survivors in north carolina still recovering from that historic storm, but making sure the kids there get a little christmas joy. janice? janis jacks hello are. yes, the season of hope christmas toy drive. this is the 19th annual cane creek middle school in fletcher, north carolina. all of these coys came from new york. -- toys came from new york. we have got retired the fdny guys that are going to help us out. wave to "fox & friends," my

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falling down a marble staircase. this photo was taken before she took the tumble. the democrat was crafling -- traveling with a congressional delegation to mark the 80th anniversary of the bat old -- battle of the bulge. president-elect trump is calling for an end to daylight saving time, he wrote: daylight saving time is inconvenient and very cost hi to our nation. it's something trump's pick for secretary of state, senator marco rubio, has been outspoken ab for years. she sponsored the sunshine protection about which makes it permanent. okay, now hold on, i hear the clapping -- [laughter] you two are celebrating this. i want to be clear, you want to to end daylight savings time? carley: i don't want to change the clocks -- will: agreed. motion if accept ised. carley: yeah. will: we stop changing, we stick with one. kevin: yes. will because i get confused about this, i'm wondering if you're not confused about this,

and i'm actually -- all due respect, mr. president, i'm wonder wondering if you are as well, because with marco rubio's bill makes daylight savings permanent. that's what i want. carley: which means you get more daylight -- will: later in the day. carley: that's not what would happen though because if you end daylight saving, you stick with what's happening right now -- i. will: this is standard time. you like that? when it gets dark at a 4:30? carley: i'm not saying that. if we end deal saving time, we could get that -- will: ono, he's saying it would be standard time all year long. so, like, you know, here in the summer you get sunsets late. like, what is it, like -- kevin: 8:30. will: it would back that up an hour, right? now, the sun rises later, it may not rise until 8 a.m., but i just wan to see sunrises and sunsets. that's what i want. and if we do do what trump's

proposing, the sun's going to rise maybe on your commute, set while it's in your -- kevin: i want late sunsets. will: there you go. tell us where you are, friends@foxnews.com. carley: all right, today in north carolina tunnel the towers is teaming up with maddie's top shops to host a toy drive for kids impacted by hurricane helene. janice dean went out and talked to some of the volunteers. >> it's heartbreaking to see all this, but it also makes you feel good that ur you're able to do a bit to help these people. >> the level of gratitude, they are so thankful. they just thank you and thank you and hug you. >> what's so beautiful is they turn around and they're helping also a themselves. they're paying it forward even in their circumstance. will: janice dean is live outside cain creek middle schooe school with the toy drive's organizer. janice: hello. good morning, everyone. tom, this is the 19th year and

bigger and better than ever. >> absolutely. this'll be the biggest event we've ever put on. janice what is it like, seeing the damage from this hurricane? >> damage here was horrific. it's the worst since we've been doing this in '05. this is the worst we've witnessed firsthand. janice: right. and you started with hurricane katrina. >> yes. and that was an enormous event. this is just a natural disaster, like, the rivers overflow and it's a landlocked area which is surprising. janice: who have you teamed up with to bring all these toys? >> first and foremost, you. you know, "fox & friends," thanks to you guys the support was immense. we raised more money, almost $90,000, to provide toys at these two locations. janice janice amazing. tell me who the crew is. >> matt, patty and ray. janice: and we have two schools that we're at today. >> yes. asheville meddle school along with cane creek. janis janice the event starts at 9:00.

kids come in and what happens? >> they walk in through the door, we allow them to take as many toys -- right now we've got probably two or three, and then they're going to just walk around. we're also going to have food for them, heir going to exit, and we're going to keep the line going because we're anticipating 600 kids. janice: i know the worst worry for you is having a kid come in and not having a toy, but i think we're going to do it this year. >> i think we've got our bases covered. we're hoping. if not, we might have to run out. janis any newbies here? first year? and you're not retired yet. you're still active. what do you think about coming out to a disaster area? you guys respond to this kind of thing. but to bring hope and joy to the families that have lost so much. >> it's amazing. especially if time -- this time of year, spread a little christmas cheer. like tommy said, destruction of all the areas, it's unbelievable. these people went through a lot. yaps janis yeah.

>> no power, no cell. we heard some stories yesterday, mind-opening. janice: what are you looking forward to today? >> the smiles on the kids' face. nothing beats that. and to bring a little joy to the area that was devastated and bring us back to hurricane sandy. a lot of us were directly affected 12 years ago, and to give back is just, that's what we do. as tunnel to towers volunteers and fdny, that's what we do. janice: you know my husband is a fire fighter as well. and thanks to all the fox and friends viewers because, like tom mentioned, we have raised more money than any year ever thanks to tunnel to towers and modi's toy stop -- maddie's toy stop from long island, new york. it just makes me heart full today. we're going to be here all morning long with "fox & friends" seeing the kids' smiles. carley: janice, thank you so much. a lot of kids are going to have

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carley: it is the 125th an annual meeting of the army black knights and the navy midshipmen, and our next guest played in that a game years ago and like everyone else who plays on that a field, later served our country. jason van camp and terry hill are live there now with joey jones. good morning to you guys. joey: good morning, guys. listen, it's a little bit cold out here, i'm not going the to lie. so if the mic's shaking, that's my fault. jason, you were in this game, terry, you as well. you were you were in different years coming out of west point. what was it like to play in this game? >> thanks for having me. man, it's a special, special game. it's a bucket list moment. you've got to get out here and check it out. it's such an important moment for army football players because the pinnacle of our season, it's all about beating navy, and this is one hell of a season we have so far.

they're gonna a crush it for us. joey: should have been on the heisman ballot. we were talking in the commercial break about some of the folks that have gone on play in the nfl are, but you can't just go from the service academy to play in the nfl, but you've got to go to work first. >> absolutely. we go to the military academy to serve, and army football players serve. everybody is there for one you were, and that's to serve the united states of america. joey: listen, i know this game is a lot of fun, but there's always causes attached to any group of veterans who get together. the jason, you started warriors rising, a military nonprofit that helps veterans go into business. terry, you're at jpmorgan chase. tell us what you have. >> one of the fastest growing nonprofits in america, we hope veterans find their purpose. terry came through for us with a big check, want to give a check away to some of our veterans that happen to be west point alumni. joey: all right. you guys, come on over. we've got a check here, and these guys are giving to west

point alumni a check here, we've got 'em right here to my left. i think he's going to zoom out for you. listen, we're going to send it back to you guys. this is so awesome. they're changing lives, and it all started with a brotherhood on the field and in the army. so awe awesome. carley: thank you, so much, joey. katie pavlich visited some of the most mind-blowing push fishing and hunting lodges in the country all documented on her show, luxury hunting lodges of america. hook and barrel magazine took traveled with her, the magazine's cofinders join us now. goo mod -- the good morning to you both. you watch the show. tell us why other people should and why you like it. >> it's an amazing show, first off, to showcase all the amazing lodges across the united states. in hook and barrel, we talk a lot about hunting and fishing, but we don't talk about the five-star the accommodations.

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