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rachel: it's the 8 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this. donald trump receiving warm welcome at yesterday's army navy game. >> 145th contest between army and -- >> and elon and rest of the doge crew win over democrats with their cost cutting plans author and his mom on her son's rare bipartisan win just ahead. plus, we know all your little ones are at home and we know who has been on the nice list but if you're looking for just a few more ideas, you know for gifts for the kids, don't worry. we've got you covered. the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ deck the halls with boughs of

holly. rachel: good morning everybody and mer rei christmas we've been talking about that good morning you guys, 8:00 with us. got -- kevin got a stocking over the fireplace. that is george straight. >> that's my christmas morning. my parents choice we come walking down the starns would have george strait christmas songs on. >> they would say nobody go down before whatever o'clock -- >> not only until we wake up but on the stairs and they have to sing -- they sing -- not away in a manger --

going to come to me but eve this to sing a song before they can come downstairs. will: i can't believe you can't remember the song. [laughter] rachel: bug the heck out of me until it comes back to me. will: we're on the count down. rachel: away in a manger. will: countdown to christmas but in the meantime it was a celebratory atmosphere yesterday. down in maryland just outside of washington, d.c. where army navy squared off navy upsetting army but no upsets inside the stadium -- president-elect donald trump hang out really warm greeting joined by a big crowd take a look at some of the names there on thes screen vice president elect j.d. vance secretary of defense. nominee, pete hegseth, pennsylvania senator dave mccormick elon musk. i can't remember everyone. rachel: mike johnson was there. will: john thune i didn't

mention this one yesterday. russell brand. >> met russell -- interesting. rachel: my mom praised with russell. he's awesome. such an eclectic group that says a lot in general about the cabinet. will: slts and atmosphere around trump which is i promise you -- 100% one of celebration. >> just watching the game at home and then seeing the pictures afterwards i see tulsi right there. it just sort of warms your heart to see leaders of a country all collectively coming together not just to celebrate the women and men of the service academies, and all of the veterans frankly who were involved in surrounding the game but also as i think -- is a real message of the season and that is we are a family. a quarrelsome sometimes american family, but we're a family nonetheless and i thought it was terrific to see everybody inside

there. you see pete there. sorry you're not here, though, pete but hope you're up watching there's kash patel and others and i loved your pictures but i didn't see a picture of you and elon musk. will: yeah. i'll share with you a little bit later in the show some of my pictures from there yesterday. i just was talking to his mom may musk and i was intimidate to go up to the world rich etion man i didn't get a picture with elon got one with everyone else. congressman wesley hunt was there and not only in the suite yesterday but few years ago years back he was on field he played for army. here's what he said about the game. >> yesterday was a bit of a rough dare me i'm a west fort graduate so was my sister so needless to say not a great turnout for us but at the end of the day it doesn't matter the score at the end of the game we know every cadet on the field is one of dying for this great nation. as also known as winner as commanders and chiefs trophy so

fact that our future commander and chief watches this game speaks volumes one fun fact our last joe biden did not attend that game so importance to know that our president has our back, he supports us, it means so much to us especially in the trying times. we know we need strong leadership. and president trump is going to display that and we're excited and we're really glad that he showed up. rachel: that was really an important message i'll tell you we're on the -- every day closer to world war iii i think everybody in -- at that game and everybody in the military feels a little better about donald trump who has said repeatedly, that he's a man of peace. there was never a war started under his presidency. under when he was president. and that he's somebody who wants to wind things down, in fact, when all of trouble brewed in syria we partially caused -- he said, we shouldn't get involved. we don't need another war so i think that's reassuring but i think the most important photo

that happened -- during that game was with daniel penny because i think daniel penny and donald trump both fought a system that -- and a woke mind virus as elon musk likes to call it and i think that photo right there is very powerful two people who fought the justice system fought -- liberal ideology, and an effort to take them down and kale out ahead i think that is very symbolic of this new page that we're turning. and then a page we're turning -- is with eric adams right here in new york city who went from being prosanctuary city proillegal immigrants welcoming them now having a change of thought on that. >> yeah. he's apparently looking to attend trump inauguration after successful sit-down with tom holeman joined us earlier on the show he said he and adams are on same page about illegal

immigration and adams is apparently looking to reopen and i.c.e. office over on riker's island. >> don't get too comfortable we're coming. they're going to be removed -- negotiation process, but we will remove them if your country won't take you back we'll find a country that will. we're negotiating we're already taking, taking actions i've been on the road since president trump announced me. when we start january 21st we have a great plan in place to -- first but within the country you're not off the table but first and we're going to hit the ground running and american people will see the mandate they gave trump we're going carry out. >> you asked if there's to accept criminals deported from america he gave you a little smile suggested i can promise you there are greems in the works and home krpght won't take

them someone will be taking these criminals. that is -- rachel: such a important piece of this puzzle. will: it is a big piece of information. back to eric adams, this is unique as well. he's reaching out want to go to the inauguration we have this note -- new york city mayors have not traditionally attended presidential inaugurations, in fact, most of the time democrats in general like bill de blasio even some right now protest. >> yeah. rachel: listen during the -- they sit it out. rachel: during president trump first inauguration there were a ton of democrats who didn't attend and i was mad because i had gone i don't like barack obama. everyone knows that if they know me. i went with my family to barack obama's inauguration because he was the president. and i was a congressional spouse i had tickets i wanted my kids to see this moment but there were members of congress on mass who refused to go. this time we're seeing democrat mayor eric adams saying can i

get a ticket that's pretty impressive. rachel: people like jeff bezos and mark zuckerberg donating. >> especially when you think about the past and not so distant past i should add. rachel: quick note on the thing with tom homan clearly having conversations with people he wouldn't tell us what -- but it is also why the role of secretary of state is so important marco rubio turning back to latin american countries a lot of diplomacy that's going to be had between these countries marco rubio all of the different ambassadors going into latin america and other country where is they're thinking about sending people back to. this is going to be an unprecedented move. a little bit of a -- note i'm going to be interviewing the president of the dominican republic in the very coming week actually. and they have -- and for "fox & friends" get a piece on that. they are doing nasty flirtations

back to haiti so we're going to talk about what that looks like for them and what lessons we can learn as we embark at it. boy wasn't it reassuring to see that tom homan thinking deeply and thoroughly about how they're going to make this process work. >> i agree with that. now there's something else i want to talk about and you've heard about this going dumb -- this christmas instead of buying your family more smart phones. how many smart phones do you have in your family imght to know -- >> well -- rachel: anyone not driving doesn't have one. >> that's great parenting but a lot of people say listen i don't care i've seen kids truly four years old -- here's a smart phone a lot of parents are leak you go with it. now what a lot of folks are saying this time is to think about opting for maybe a flip phone to keep your kids safe and to protect their mental health. >> i think parents often feel

trapped they know smart phones aren't good for kids but they want their child to stay in touch with them. they want their kids to have friends to be able to talk or twex their friends and frankly they feel like smart phones are inevitable and a what parents don't realize there's better options and alternatives you have to find other parents talk to parents in your school and neighborhood to say hey none of us want this for our kids and let's choose alternativings instead. i'm not saying it is easy but it is a best choice for kids and long-term well being and so parents we can do this if we work together. >> that's good advice. >> i knew you would love it from the ethics segment made for rachel campos-duffy. will: i think hardest thing because i have two boys in this age range and it's -- you know, you can get one of the types of phones so they can text. the problem is they don't communicate by text text is already archaic they use snapchat so you have to have that app as a communication tool. it is just a hard thing to

break. you know what would be interesting. rachel: what is it you're afraid that or parents are afraid -- that their kid will be leftout, and not social -- rachel: and we've talked about this before i think this is an opportunity to teach your kid that sometimes not fitting in is not -- getting them used to the idea of not fitting in not going with the flow, and -- i also think that her advice is really good that if you have like if you're friends with your friends with your child's friends parents -- you guys can ban together -- and go you know what, this is not healthy and let's not. will: over there is may musk mother of the richest man who is a technologist futurist and zuckerberg reportedly doesn't allow his kids i think to have smart phones. i don't know -- if elon allowing his kids you're interviewer you can find out. rachel: wow. will: like a tech cave woman

interviewing the mother of the world futurist. rachel: i wish i was a cave woman. with the -- will: don't worry, you are. rachel: he's right i can't get the breakfast order right. will: your phone is a paper weight. >> i'm terrible at tech. i'm embracing but we'll tiewk elon musk's mom she's done things right and teach me how to raise a billionaire. will: you have nine tries. >> i have nine tries you're right. boy i'm so excited for this interview. >> this ought to be great. turning now to your headlines israeli media is reporting that president-elect donald trump spoke with israeli benjamin netanyahu discussing hostage deal as well as ongoing situation in syria. now this actually comes just one day after reports that the two leaders were already eyeing iran's nuclear program. following the collapse of the assad regime.

meantime a tornado tearing through northern california yesterday flipping at least 20 cars, downing powerlines and damaging multiple homes and businesses. at least five people sustain minor injuries including firefighter. around 4,000 people in the area are still without power at this hour. the ef1 tornado had an estimated one peak of 90 miles per hour. actor and singer jamie foxx is recovering after being hit by glass while eating at a restaurant in beverly hills on friday night hollywood star to get stechs in his face now it happened when a fight broke out at another table where someone apparently threw a glass and that glass then hit fox in the mouth. it is still unknown as of now. if he was involved in the fight or just was an innocent bistander police are said to be still investigating that incident. and finally a little football for you this sunday morning colorado two way sensation

travis hunter winning the 2024 heisman award last night. >> my honor to announce that the 2024 heisman award goes to travis hunter. [applause] >> so buffs quarter/receiver crowned nation top college football player getting emotional while thanking his dad at the ceremony. >> it to say something to my father he's not here able to make it but i know you're watching on tv that i love you. [inaudible conversations] catch all of the time i did it for you i know you wanted to be here and you can't. trust me i got you bringing the trophy home i love you. >> very first defensive player to win the heisman in some 27 years.

a remarkable story and by the way, you're not gawk to hear this probably as much today because people want to celebrate the fact that colorado got second heisman trophy for first time in 30 years and people don't know about this travis hunter he's a straight a student. >> i didn't know about that. talk about a guy all american wide receiver at running corner back wins heisman getting job done in the classroom i love this story a great kid. terrific dancer you should see his dance moves every time he scores. rachel: that smile. >> going to make a mint at the next level and will they play him corner back and wide receive nor the national football league he's got the talent to do either. rachel: he made me cry that's what every dad would want that makes it all worthwhile. >> beautiful. >> we told you she's wait right there. that's why she she is author eln musk's mom. >> may musk is next. so happy to have you.

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idea of doge with liberal lawmakers reportedly suggesting their own ideas for slashing costs and government regulations. democrat to join doge caucus predicting, quote, more dems will join the caucus doing so gets a fight to do things with bipartisan agreement and fight against irrational things that will be opposed our next guest is a former democrat who knows elon musk better than anyone else and very proud of her son she joins us now welcome. so you remember former democrat you'ring loo the a what's going on with doge and government spending and how it's out of control. give us your thoughts on that. >> well it is out of control, and the more it's revealed it's just horrifying actually. >> more crazy -- >> you can't believe this and i'm happy that some democrats really are concerned about that too of the waste and spending. rachel: absolutely some of the projects that your son and vivek

ramaswamy have been highlighting are just mind blowing that we're funding and that we're taxing people out of their homes and ability to take care of themselves for some of these stupid projects. but you have a new book out and somebody topics i wish i had an hour with you. this book is called a woman makes plan. so i opened it up and there's a section on beauty, of course, i'm going to ask you about a chapter is -- i love makeup and makeup loves me i already love you. [laughter] >> makeup makes a big difference. i mean you should have seen me when i arrived i was pretty plain and then they just make me glam glamorous. i love it. >> in this book people will get to know what? >> it will be a first of all adventures in the desert that's what the men love and then about modeling and rejection. a lot of that. and then i'm a dietitian, of course, so a lot of food and food habits to make you feel healthy. lower your risk for chronic

diseases which is healthy and also about my children -- rachel: that's something i want to talk to you about your son has 12 only one that beat my husband. on the cabinet with the number of children my husband has 9 and yours has 12 and you were getting attention because there was a comedian who said listen i get it people were talking about birthrate and declining and problems for humanity with that and you said to his response about it being too expensive to have kids you said that is not the way to think about this. explain. >> you know when i had my children we were in a -- two bedroom small apartment -- apartment overlooking a garage. and then the next year i was second child we had an apartment with a view. [laughter]

and then by the third child we could get a two bedroom house. and you just -- you know, you -- as you move on you start doing better and better, but people, you know, you don't have to go to the movies you don't have to go out for dinner. you can just spend time with the most -- wonderful gifts you can ever have as their children. >> you didn't feel you were sacrificing. >> it is a popular term but didn't occur to me. >> because children are intrinsic value and your son having a success. how do you raise a billionaire? >> that wasn't his goal. his goal was to save the planet and explores another planet so -- so civilization can go -- can be saved. and so he will meet that billion. >> does elon's kids we were having sh discussion about the phone.

and how technology can interfere with creativity, there's a purpose behind it but it can interfere with creativity it can be a time suck take people away from relational goals that they must have. so what is your thought on the phone and when children should have the phone. >> first of all i don't care. because they're not my children. [laughter] >> wow she's -- >> having a great time. >> grandmother -- >> but if you had a child right now what would be your thoughtings on the phone? >> when my dad had her twins and i was helping then i lived with them and moved to be near them -- i said we can't have them on the ipads and iphones all of the time until i had to look after them and i said take this -- especially on a plane -- give to them. >> there's a place for it for sure. tell me more about elon musk as a child. >> he was just shy child i said he was a genius nobody believed

me because he was shy, you know, and more outgoing, and just let you know has her stream fleaming called passion flicks with all night a vampire romance series. >> okay. >> run it by you because we always talk about my two sons and -- >> you have other kids. >> i have a daughter who's dynamic. yes. >> your son is poised to make a huge difference in government and the way we think about it. we're excited i know my husband is excited to hopefully get to work with him as well. and this book a woman makes a plan. >> just to let you know it is all about they're going to republish in january. but the audio book i read. >> okay. >> can i have this one? >> this is yours. it get all of these tips especially the beauty tips. maye musk wonderful to have you on. thanks for joining us.

>> thank you. j you got it. rachel: the life of christ in politics of the roman empire collide in a fox nation docudrama we will give you a little sneak peek on that, next. >> god only knows what you've been through ♪ ♪ god only knows what they say about you ♪ ♪ god only knows the real you because there's a kind of love that god only knows ♪ ♪ for god so loved the world that he gave his only son. so that everyone who believes in him might not perish, but might have eternal life. what are folks 60 and older learning these days? new perspectives! ♪

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us. you cannot silence the -- god. >> he's not a prophet just an ordinary man who bleeds. >> what did you say -- everything -- >> joining us now is robert a professor of biblical studies of university of iowa featured in series also understand professor pepperdine alum like me fellow wave. >> i am. i did my master at pepperdine and colleagues there going through the fire i've been through fire there is. they're pretty scary but my thoughts go out to all of them. will: unfortunately we have all in malibu we talk about the role of faith along the president of pepperdine earlier this series, though, jesus crown of thorns what i think is fascinating your study is the way that they bring that to bear on this, is the way they go into the politics

behind -- all of the things swirling around jesus in this time period. >> that's right. one of the things that's different about jesus crown of thorns and the way this hoe is written, again, it all starts with the writing is that it's not just your typical nativity player passion play. but it's actually trying to look at the politics in the background and the setting of this story. so it's not just very good acting and very good writing. but they brought in a number of scholars from different faith traditions and experts archaeologist and historians who are able to contribute to the back story kind of there's a lot of popular back stories being written about popular stories, you know, in the "star wars" and a lot of popular other movies now. and what we're able to do is write these back stories in to the telling of the story of jesus. and this i think really gives you a better understanding of what's going on in these

biblical narratives. >> would you put a little -- few specific historic specifics on that. there's a focus on king herod there's going to be focus on the inner play with roman empire at the time. what historical context do we uniquely get in this ?oir >> we have catholic, archaeologists they for instance can go in and look at the writings of the story and a lot of times with the bible doesn't give us a lot of the story. they can come in and tell us about that -- that dynamic between let's say the high priest and ponchious pilot do we know about the power play and trying to win up each other and who is really in charge and let's say for instance, judassist what would

cause him to betray jesus was there something that made judas think this actually was the best thing for the jewish people what was that back story what was going on in his mind and so -- the writers again excellent writing, excellent acting. the entire production was wonderful. we get into the minds and try to tell the story of jesus from the point of view of all of the different characters and scholars are brought many to help explain this to the viewers. will: i would they that complexity take it is more understandable because everything becomes more human and therefore relatable. instead of just a simple avatar of evil you see the human being and how evil plays a normal human psychosis or decision making i think that's fascinating to put into the context of the most famous story in humanity. professor we appreciate you being on with us and anybody can by the way go to fox nation stream this show which is

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rachel: this week nominee rfk jr. will meet with senators on capitol hill ahead of his confirmation hearing next month. will: but the battle against big food is already taking shape as one pennsylvania man sues nearly a dozen companies accusing them of marketings ultra processed foods to kids. >> fox news contributor doctor nicole saphier joins us now. you know what we have stats that we want to share it is actually shocking when you think about the health crisis in the country. we talk a lot about adults but let me tell you about some kids i want to get your reaction one in five americans between ages of 12 and 18 are prediabetic that's mind blowing that's according to a 2019 study five to ten percent of children have nonalcoholic fatty liver disease that according to a 2021 study. what's your reaction to those stats? >> unfortunately it's shocking

but not surprising. and we've been watching this trend happen for the last decade or so, and while we have come to accept the fact that american adults tend to be overweight have metabolic syndrome prediabetes and diabetes it is now geeng our children and make sense whatever lifestyles we as adults go to our children and lifestyle behaviors is now harming our children. >> sometimes the best questions that you can ask someone happen offcamera after you finish the interview. i just talk to maye musk and i said what's your best beauty tip you know here's a elegant woman is age sod gracefully she said watch what you eat. and we talked a little bit about what rfng your is doing and so forth here's a consumer by the way -- a lawsuit consumer brand food safety and protecting the integrity of the food supply, is priority number one for food and beverage manufacturing to simply because they're promised or ignoring full nutrient content

so that's the food industry trying to defend itself. against the fact that rfk jr. and so many in the make america healthy again movement needs are saying this ultra processed foods are killing americans making them unhealthy, and pushing and propelling chronic disease in america. >> well, rachel you have to remember this is a much bigger topic than just combating big food industry. what we're talking about is harmful consumerism and marketing to the population of items that may be harmful we saw this with big tobacco in the 1960s and 70s, and we still see alcohol being advertised pharmaceuticals being advertised these all have addiction potentials and they really feed on our natural dopamine pathways which is our reward centers in the brain. so the big question is, you know, what are we doing here? if the product if it is harming

the actual consumer, is the pitch is it even working for the consumer or is this purely profit driven because harsh reality is people profit off of addiction one question there's a lawsuit going on right now out of philadelphia or out of pennsylvania where there's someone who is a teenager has that nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, and they're now saying that the big food industry because of their marketing and of these addictive substances led to this while that may be true, i think marketing very aggressive especially to younger populations we see with social media we know there are consequences when it comes to marketing campaigns but i also have the question where are the parents in all of this? we also as individuals have to be holding ourselves accountable for some of this as well. yes there are aggressive and harmful marketing campaign there's disgusting chemicals in our food supply especially that's what's accessible to lower income populations. but also we have to think of as the individual what are we choosing to do? rachel: yeah i think the problem is you guys that our government

is subsidizing ultra processed food and going to poor people. and in particular -- i think that's really the crux of it. will: easy thing we know they're going for transparency when it comes to pharmaceuticals. how we -- how we implement change on food is going to be the hardest nut to crack and subsidy is a great place to start. doctor saphier great to see you. thank you. will: turning now to few additional headlines we'll go here president biden spoken with new acting president of south korea over the phone comes day after the previous south korea president was impeached over his failed attempt to impose marshall law. president saying that the alliance will remain -- remain being the, quote, lynch pen for peace in the region. a thousands of amazon union workers authorizing strikes at two pivotal new york warehouses ahead of their negotiating deadline which runs out today. the strikes come after the national brotherhood of teamsters called on amazon to

agree to bargaining dates for union contract by today workers say the company has been unwilling to negotiate a new deal which would have apparently addressed low wages, and dangerous working conditions. now president-elect trump calling out crystal who recently admitted making false rape allegations nearly two decades ago in a case that sweeped the nation. trump yesterday sympathizing with falsely accused men on true social writing, one admits to fabricating accusations in the duke la crosse case and destroyed lyes of the young men. >> i love that he weighed in on that. there are people rightfully saying -- she deserves perhaps some forgiveness because she's asking for it. she's admitted she's lied now. she's asking for forgiveness. i think that i think that attention i personally think attention goes to people who hold jobs like us -- who showed no interest and continue to on this issue on many issues like this in finding

truth and i think the group of 88 professors at duke university and others they deserve eternal shame. and i have not heard an apology. from the types who perpetuated this lie immediately championed her and did not question his -- rachel: it was completely political one thing that's interesting that popped up on social media in old clips of steven miller, who was a duke student at the time, defending these people. and you realized -- 18, 18 years ago something like that. rachel: amazing clips but shows the kind of courage by the way the courage it took many that environment and being a duke student at the time to have done that. it is quite notable, but i think i love that donald trump highlighted it. and i think it is something he can relate to and just in general the justice system being politicized destroying lives young men. men in general, and particular in these kinds of cases is something that is -- that is important to the highlight. >> where do you go to get your

life back that's what i want to know. turn to chief meteorologist rick for our fox weather forecast how's the weather out there? >> carter what's the weather like out here? >> cold. >> coldest you've ever been? rick: no -- this isn't that bad. take a look at the weather maps show you what we're talking about. it is tweal not that bad. it is two or three warmer than yesterday fargo ten degrees warmer than you were 24 hours ago. all of that storm that we had yesterday the ice storm that brought every half an inch of ice to the cedar rappeds rapid area and see that blue and winter storm warning this is a storm that was across the central part of the country. now bringing some scattered rain showers to parts of the southeast and a little bit of snow to start across areas of pennsylvania and in towards maryland that will turn into rain behind this as a storm progresses to east. not a massive storm for us but it will bring a little bit of

snow across interior sections maybe two, three inches or so. all right guys back to you inside it is not that bad out here, right? >> ah -- >> thank you rickey. clock is ticking to get gifts for the little ones on your list where to find this bike a littletive for your tiny daredevil. that's up next.

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>> welcome back everybody. the count down to christmas morning is on, and if you're struggling to find gifts for all of the kids on your list, we got you covered. >> that's right lifestyle parenting expert amanda joins us now to share this year's hottest holiday toy trends it is so great to have you with us. >> thank you so much for having me and i have a lot of little elves also to help introduce some of these cool toys -- >> with elves we have fox sports jamie little who was walking around new york shopping looking for gift ideas. this is perfect for jamie because here you go. >> checking out this out amazing. let's nook few things off everybody's list first off i love a stem toy this is

smarttivety hydraulic plane launcher i love that kids will build this plane launcher it will do their paper airplanes, darts, it is so great because it works on the problem solving skills. engineering -- how cool is that? love this. okay so if we love our baby dolls, i love this line from steam girls each of these girls explore a different element of steam. so it is science technology engineering art and mat. so it is a great way to explore and encourage girls to look into steam and stem. all right love playdoh this is the ultimate ice cream truck set from playdoh how fun is this gives eve this a big place to be creative comes with over 20 some toys with 12 containers of playdoh a sprinkle maker makes noise a cash register we have this hours --

hours of fun. okay. if you want a game that you can play with your kids how about floats my goats the family alone. so floats my goats is a quick strategy game. it is some silly fun, it is a game that parents and kids are going to love to play together. and i love anything that takes like a few minutes to set up right and name again floats my goats is great. for little ones moving and grooving for our toddlers it is over there. so this is for our like ten month, 24 month to help them explore helping strength, coordination, such a cool toy, especially for kids who are like wait a minute now i can move and groove this is exactly what i need, and how fun is this? here's my son dylan he's on -- the extreme drift go-cart, this is from radio flyer dylan -- can you drive? let's see it dylan. go, go --

right here this is reverse. nascar. startout right here -- how fun is that? >> how fast does it go? >> wow. >> he drives on me. forever, good-bye. all right. thank you amanda. thank you jamie as well. all right there with go we'll be back with more "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ bass pro shop for "fox & friends" studio for the entire month of december. they're our good friends. thank you bass pro shop. ♪ ♪ ♪ (holiday music) ♪ (♪)

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