♪ ♪ will: well tom to the final hour hof "fox & friends" weekend. i'm will cain. we were just out there on fox square dancing. carley: seeing all these great people. there's a sign. kevin: will cain with a sign.

carley: from gainesville, ohio. will: i said hi to them. carley: you have your obstructing cerumen super fans. will: it's like college game day. carley: we're thousanding out. thawing out. will: i want to make sure i'm not alone with irish dancing. carley: i would have done more but i was wearing heels and the second he started i was like there's -- physically impossible to do that in city let toes and i couldn't follow what they were doing and that was like their basic position of like a plie in ballet and very intricate. kevin: i'm pretty impressed by my partner over here. i didn't have any expectation. carley: i didn't see what you were doing. kevin: you did a good job. will: stop it, all right. we all know what's going on here. you're laughing at me, not with me. we know what's happening. carley: did you take a stab.

i was worried i was going to fall. will: i was working on this. kevin: i tried it but it's a lot. carley: they're performing until december 22nd. i believe they're performing in new jersey now. will: we have several guest withs army and navy stat torr mike johnson going for them and it's proud and pete seg seth. carley: dni nominee tulsi gabbard and jd vance invited fellow marine veteran daniel penny as a guest after he was acquitted in the new york city subway choke hold case earlier this week. kevin: presidents have attended

america's game a lot. in fact, 22 times and that includes president elect trump who's attended the game not once, not twice, but three times during his previous term. now, for a bit of comparison and context, president biden has never gone to the game while in office. kevin: live at army navy game in landover, maryland. it's not snowing where you are and it's brisk. reporter: they're starting to warm up a bit and it's pretty cold out here and this is the 125th meeting of these two teams and army and navy and pomp and

circumstance starts around noon and going for them out here at noon and makes it game and i guess something that all americans can connect to and you've got two football teams out here and down to the uniform they're honoring and military history and just to give you a bit of context on that and administerny and pavoletti i have and these have fog on them and shows the fog they went to war in and the other side wearing the jolly roger and those on the key west know what the jolly roger is and that flag and symbolism back to world war

ii for the navy and it's a really cool thing they be creative and all this tradition, 125 years, brand new uniforms honoring something that happened in world war ii. i think there's something for pretty much every american to get excited about with this game. arkansas kevin: awesome. that's one of the most memorable parts of the game and you've been and what's the jersey going to look like? what's the hell mitt going to look like and weave in a little history and great to see you, my friend. carley: make fun of will for dancing. will: it is cool with the uniforms and it's an awesome

day. not awesome, president biden set as record for commuting sentences by the way in one day, 1500 sentences and commuted in one day and 39 pardons is the most in a single day. amongst those 1500 commutations, a judge in pennsylvania, this guy is known as cash for kids judge. the program was to sentence juveniles the judge and 2.1 million in kickbacks and headed to that judge. heading to prison and going for them and huge scandal in pennsylvania and he's among the citizens chuted by president biden. carley: you spoke to salena who's a great reporter out of pennsylvania and going to get to her sound byte. she told a story about a 17-year-old that was sentenced

to >> that was a profound scandal in our state and cut across the whole state and happened in biden's backyard and he often led to talk about how he was from scranton and had scranton routes, and i don't understand this decision and this man was a wrestler and in pennsylvania, wrestling is over football and he went into a minor drug pair paraphernalia

charge and went to a private prison and this judge received kickbacks from and he was never the same and missed senior year of high school and that's aspirational things want as a 17-year-old. there was a couple of years he committed suicide. this was devastating in our state. that he was let out was vulgar. carley: getting money from the lives of children. kevin: even not from the keystone state and going for stories done on this particular case and some of the major networks and seeing the crime stories and say here's a person so callous as to take advantage of the most vulnerable among us for children here.

why of all the people deserve to be pardoned? 1500 is a massive number. the previous record is like 300 or something. carley: white house is saying that the president didn't consider the details of this case. the judge fit the criteria of getting his sentence commuted and that was one of the criterias and a lot of anger from josh shapiro that posted something saying he absolutely should not have done what he did. will: my wife said he keeps winning and doing the right thing from doge to daylight saving and he said republican party using best efforts to eliminate daylight saving time that has a small but strong constituencies and shouldn't and daylight saving time is incon convenient and very costly to the nation. you were both very happy and we have a little debate and we all

agree with consistency. kevin: you were explaining maybe that is daylight saving time versus standard time. all i want is it to be light late. like 9:00 at night, i want it to be in the sum eric and outside and having a good time. carley: a lot of thoughts on this and hearing from it this morning and the key daylight saving time and year around and keeping standard time and we would not everybody but we would like late sunsets and would like more time. look at this graph. i'll try my best to explain it.

will: you get a sunset after 6:00 p.m. and that's what you want and now three rows across. lighter color, more yellow, that means you get sunrise and the sunset. see what impact on hearing saying. this middle one is daylight saving time abolished. you want yellow for your state. now this is what trump proposed the middle un-one. you lose your run rises and look at this and you want yellow, trump is right. daylight saving time abolished, you get a lot of yellow, on both sides, sunrise and sunset. did i explain it? carley: i didn't follow any of that. you said it with confidence and you have a marker and kevin: the

carl rove board with that marker. carley: that part taps into the direction part of my brain where people give me like turn left and then go here and turn right. will: i know north, south, east, west. carley: i'm not lewis and clark. kevin: chaz said "put me down for never changing the time, but keeping the time set to always daylight saving. will: going to the spring set them back one hour and he's flip-flopping them.

the days are longer and don't lose anything. carley: susan says here's my two sense worth, i prefer standard time. that's what you don't want. i don't like the sun to set at 9:00 p.m. in the summer and i don't want the sun to not rise until 8:30 in the morning. will: sue sane make as great point. kevin: makes commuting tougher darker in the morning and i've heard people say i grew up on the plains and a great plains and you're working and working the fields and kids are on the field and dark getting close to them but i happen to love it when it's lighter out.

kevin: now to headlines, new overnight, israeli forces using a drone strike. and loaded with a hezbollah rocket launcher. using it on that and officials say it was aimed at jewish state and israeli military and launcher violated the ceasefire between israel and lebanon and no word as of this hour. manhattan da says that's when the decision on the extradition waiver is there and we're also learning that the veteran prosecutor will be representing him on the court and new reports this morning claims that after the murder, mangioni escaped new york city by train and they received a tip from san francisco police that helped later to identify the suspect. mangioni by the way was reported

missing there roughly two weeks before the killing of united healthcare ceo brian thompson earlier this month here in midtown manhattan. now to a scare in the skies and not talking about drones in this case. american airlines diverting a flight out of la guardia following a bird strike. see that flash right there. this is a actually happening after takeoff and bird hitting one of the engines that happened on thursday and the flash of fire and engines going for the plane to fortunately land safely at jfk passengers on board with charlotte and they had to wait till the next morning to make it there and get this, the plane was on the very same flight path as famous miracle on the hudson. you remember, sully sullenburger landed a plane that packed u.s. airways on the icy river. i remember that very well. that plane also lost engine power. in fact lost all the engine power when it hit a flock of

birds. marine corp. toys for tots at white house and it was cool and didn't hear it, check this out. >> hello. how are you? high. happy holidays. >> hi. >> happy christmas. kevin: yes, good for that kid. happy christmas. some took to x and praised the little kid for correcting the first lady. that includes riley gains that put it this way, even kids get it. i love riley gains. those are your headlines at 9 9:16. will: all right, we have a survey that shows the most popular regional christmas dishes. carley: this is fun. yeah, file this one under christmas cravings and in new york, that most popular dish is cheesecake. in idaho it's prime rib.

and then there's texas style barbecue brisket and it's a bourbon glazed ham and maple glazed ham and going for them. will: by the way, brisket, year round. i don't know what holiday, that's fourth of july, christmas. kevin: had to pick one though, which would be your fair of this group here? pick just one. will: no doubt and sounds like i'm being a homer but brisket. i absolutely love it. carley: mine would be new york style cheesecake and different than any other. kevin: i'm frequency conductive from colorado and going with kentucky bourbon. carley: a glass or on the ham? kevin: both. she knew that, i'm proud of you. will: carley was outside a moment ago and call her on a sign, got to put you on the tv.

there she is. carley: she bought the paper and marmarkers and plotted it out. i'm going to write will cain's name down and go to fox square and meet him. will: she was incredibly rude and mean. spent all that time and write that sign and i'm going to go be mean to will. carley: i hate you, will. will: she was amazing. kevin: sanctuary cities and states are on notice before president elect trump returns to office. bottom line is virginiaens have been suffering. every state is a border state, and we've seen the biden administration unleash chaos.

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carley: glen youngkin doubling down on the sanctuary ban and i presented a clear pathway for us to first make sure that localities, mayors, boards of supervisoors and city councils and going with ice and going for them if you don't and i'll take

away funding and bottom line is suffering and every state is a border state and we've seen the biden administration unleash chaos. carley: governor wants to change the language of the law from local officials may cooperate to ice detainers to shall cooperate with ice detainers going from an option to a requirement. so tell us more about this and what the effect of this will be if it does pass. >> the governor of virginia wants to keep the citizens safe and how can it be controversial yet there's politicians that

figuring out how to do that. you must notify ice before the criminals are released or whatever it is and it would be charged with murder and the right thing to do would be for ice to be notified but no, here we are making things difficult. in fact we're calling it rogue. it's a safe haven and refuge for criminals and not in virginia, we're not having it and elected to keep virginiaens safe and we're going to do our job.

what he'll do going for the governer is c is there a word for this? >> he's too smart for his own good. all we have to do is ask the people in those jurisdictions and virginiaens raise your hand, any of you that want violent criminals released into your communities. exactly. not a hand would be raised and going to live with them and all the kindness and it's -- you can't even carley: what are the

residents of virginia telling you alaska this? are they behind this effort? >> who wouldn't want safe communities and know their children are safe? of course this is what they want, but you have politicians that seem to always know better than the rest of us. and hopefully next time the election comes around, they'll be voted out of office and you know, crime doesn't know any boundaries and next time it's you. next time it's me. here i am i i'm a legal immigrant and my dad is a legal immigrant but wait a minute, we don't know who half the people are, the 13 million and came in with no documents and didn't wait their turn. there's no fairness to it. now here we are. if the border had been secure, we wouldn't be here talking about this. they're here illegally and have more rights than the citizens of

america. come on. carley: lieutenant governor, thank you so much for joining us. this is a story we'll certainly be following. we appreciate you join us. have a great day. >> thank you for having me. carley: no problem. janice is live from a toy drive spreading joy to hurricane helene survivors this holiday season. last minute gifts made in america and great for the whole family. ♪ ♪ singer: this is our night! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects! only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix doesn't protect everyone and isn't for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. tell your healthcare provider if you're pregnant or breastfeeding. increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can happen so take precautions. most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling where injected, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor about shingrix today.

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fletcher, north carolina. obviously this area was devastated by the hurricane a couple of months ago, but people are coming together to help this community and i've got a couple of chides here that go to the school and how do you love cain creek. we're all close friends. reporter: the school was out for a long time because of the storm. >> yeah, it was out for a long time and we all had to stick together and they created places like food drives and stuff at cain creek and people that didn't have access to food could come get food and eat if they had the need. reporter: what's your name, my friend? >> trevor. reporter: trevor, your mom, when this storm happened, your grandma was up in the mountains and you didn't talk to her for awhile. >> well, she had a bit of cell service but she was only able to

call once a day. it was still pretty scary and we didn't know what was happening up there. reporter: how is she doing now? >> great. she can get up and down the mountain now. reporter: how proud are now for your mom and dad helping the community like this? jaire very proud of them and they've done a lot. reporter: you're a good kid. thank you for coming. the toys here today donated by new york where i'm from. a bunch of retired firemen that came here and how are the toys ranked from 1-10? >> like a 9 out of 10. they're very quality, not all cheap. reporter: right. is and what's it like seeing your neighbors coming in and looking at the toys and taking some home to the kids? >> it feels great because some people don't have access to some areas where they can shop, and they can come here and get some toys for free. and kind of connects the community.

>> it's sad to walk around and see all the messed uptowns and stuff. i think we're coming back. reporter: yeah. >> tom coming together. reporter: this is a great season, season of giving and toys for christmas and really nice to give back; right? >> i've heard multiple people say it's better to give than take. reporter: i love it, you guys. thank you for being here today. i hope i get to come back to asheville to see all of you and the wonderful people in this town. thank you for all that you do, and thank you for coming today. >> of course. reporter: you want to say hi to anybody at home? >> hi, grandma. repo>> hi, mom. >> hi, john. reporter: this is a wonderful opportunity and thanks to maddie's toy stop and tunnel to towers and all the wonderful volunteers from asheville and all the surrounding towns. they all still need your help. of course we're going to continue to shine a spotlight on this area that was completely devastated by the storm. but, you know what, it's the

season of christmas and we're seeing so much hope and love today. i'm so happy that "fox & friends" is here with us today. and all of the viewers at home for helping us. thank you, guys. god bless. will: thank you for highlighting goodness. reporter: merry christmas. will: thank you, janice for highlighting that and paying attention to people in north carolina. we're going to continue now here in new york with the made in america gift series and first up joining me chris and his wife, i have these in my office and going for them and here's the dodgers one and have these engraved and tell me about them. >> we took the barrel of a baseball bat and hollowed out and turned into one of the coolest. can't hurt them. great gift ideas and have great taste in drink ware and you have one upstairs. will: i do. you guys have the beer mugs made out of baseball barrel, you're doing other stuff too. >> yeah, we started playing with a few things and colleague of

mine out of tahoe, we have a cool set of hats and a friend of mine made the sand log and made the legends never die and that's 100% made in america and roll the dice and move around and great idea around the holidays with kids cpi families and stuff like that. our standard wood product. will: where are you out of? >> trillion florida. go to dugoutmugs.com and get things in time for holidays. will: kevin and rick. over to you guys. >> thank you, seeing all this stuff made in america and going for vermont and this is beautiful stuff here. rick: a lot of stuff for christmas. >> we have all kinds of wonderful wooden toys, games and gifts made right in vermont, made out of local wood and all made in the u.s. and fantastic and we have the name trains here and perfect for any name and we've got hudson, but you make the name and we'll send it to

you. we also have these really need stacking dudes over here as you can see kind of stack them every which way. three different set sizes up to 100 pieces and have a lot of fun with these. &very dynamic. rick: how do people find you? >> go to maplelandmark.com and order this weekend and we'll get to you in time for christmas. rick: it's important right here for the reminder. >> coming up very, very quickly. kevin: order right now. carley, over to you. carley: yeah, this is matt mclaughlin from the american truck company. >> we make chests and we do a lot of custom chests and all the products are made by solid chary reigns leading and getting ready to welcomer -- cherry and work with three finishes, heritage and rich mahogany and do things like special projects and a chest we did for the presidential medal of freedom.

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will: new jersey mayors and law enforcement expected to have a briefing today to try and make sense of the swarms of drones seen in the skies above the garden state. they struggling toll come up with their own explanation. >> we have no evidence this time the reported drone sightings pose a national security or public safety threat. it appears many of the reported

sightings are manned aircraft that will being operated lawfully. >> we haven't been able to corroborate everything. many of the corroborated sightings are piloted aircraft and i didn't say all of them. will: ryan murder at that briefing and he's with us today. thank you for being with us. >> make sure i clear the record and it's crystal clear. in my township, a drone crashed but it was not a large drone like the drones that are flying around. it was a hobbyist drone. what i want to make sure that everybody knows. we're not going to try and shoot down a drone. we're not going to try and catch a drone. we're not setting up the hobbyist drones to take pictures. the reason is the unintended

consequences. god forbid one of these drones makes contact with one of the large drone the size of an suv and falls into your neighbor's house. that is not something i want to have to talk about. so we are not going to do that. let me tell you what we're going to do. we're going to get evidence, video, clear video, clear pictures, clear audio. if you have a flair camera, we want those images and figure out what type of engine or whatnot and what kind of identifying marker from these drones. will: one of the things and hopes you can do is get answers. do you have answers from anyone else in authority about what's going on over the skies of new jersey? >> look, these sightings have been going on since february -- sorry, right before

thanksgiving, november 18thish. it is now, what, almost four weeks later and i've been demanding answers. i don't want to scare anybody but i want to look at history a little bit and see what we have learned. in the 60s, there was a cuban missile crisis. talking about missiles we were worried about that are massively large. unfortunately we also had 9/11. this is where 3,000 men and women lost their lives because of planes. now, we have drones. drones that are flying over our family, our friends, critical infrastructure and whatnot? >> the bulletin put out if a drone lands or crashes, call 911, call the bomb squad, don't approach it unless you have a hazmat suit. this is crazy. we need answers. i'm demanding answers right now.

will: the drone that landed in the back ward in new jersey was not connected, you think, to the other drone sightings and it was a hobbyist to get closer to that and the line of drones. >> here's the issue, i've been demanding answers and we're not getting answers. now i want all the mayors of morris county -- as a matter of fact, i want all the mayors of the entire state of new jersey and all the elected officials to ban together and demand answers as a force. it doesn't matter if you're republican, democrat, independent. we have these drones, the size of small cars flying over critical infrastructure, our houses and loved ones and they deserve peace of mind. will: that's no doubt. thanks for joining us on "fox & friends". now turning to meteorologist

rick reichmuth. rick: hey, it's cold and take ago look at the map, 29ish in chicago, 20 up in fargo and warmer air down to the south and warmer air is coming in and creating a warm layer in the atmosphere but it is really cold 59 surface and because of that we have a ice warning across areas of iowa and rough conditions and stay off the roads and you cannot be on any road when there's any kind of icing going onnd immediately slide in your car. going across i-80 just need to be changing your plans and we need to get a bit of ice coming and mostly done by this afternoon fortunately pulling up from the east and rough weather from monday into tuesday in the eastern area. will: that's great. rick: it's really warm. will: army versus navy and going for that game today and joey jones is there ahead of the

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carley: it's the 125th annual meeting of the army black knights and the navy mid shipments. will: joey jones is live outside of the stadium this morning.

he's been braving the cold, hanging out, talking to us. big day, big game. reporter: it is a big day and going for football and we haven't seen army and navy having a team this good in a long time. it's a 1-1 season this year. that's unheard of and i don't know it if they'd be able to do this again. >> you've been pointing out and they've been exceptional on offense and defense and special teams and throwing out that loss to notre dame, which these things can happen, sometimes just have a bad outing. kevin: they have really been strong. i think you nailed it earlier when you said i don't care what the records are. when they play navy, and when navy plays army, sort of the

same thing with air force and these games are tight and reporter: trying to run the ball and eat up the clock and not give the other team opportunities to score and games that are really close. last year's score was within a touchdown most years it's been really close. i think navy has a chance to play spoiler here, but both teams will walk away from the season with their head hung high and that's kind of going for the game and it's going onto lead troops into battle and lead troops on ship in the air and trickles a lot of pride.

carley: house speaker mike johnson and pete hegseth and his son attends the naval academy and i'm sure he's proud and he'll have a lot of fun watching this game too. reporter: and national hero daniel penny here with jd vance and who's who showing up to watch the game and putting them on the field with the service academy going to have cadets and mid shipment out there playing and you've got people out there on the navy team going to be with the marine corp. and the army team going to lead the army and after the game was overwith, their brothers in arms and seeing each other singing school song and real quick. will: we're out of time. earlier you said most marines will root for navy. reporter: if you're been in the marine corp. and had an academy grad come in and be your officer, it's one of two

directions. put it to you that way. some of the best and some of the others. it is what it is. carley: you deserve to head to a tailgate for standing in the cold that long. reporter: i'm going to come up there and host a big weekend show so i'll be up there with you guys shortly. carley: happy to have you back in new york in a bit. thanks, joey. will: thanks, joey. carley: more "fox & friends" in just a moment.

carley: 11 days til christmas, and we are opening day 14 of our "fox & friends" advent calendar. what is inside? will: back to the advent calendar. carley: it is a pair of hearing aids, one of the top rated hearing aids of 2024. no prescription or hearing test the needed. merry christmas, everybody. will: works like air pods. neil: man, oh, man, what's that up in the sky? it i