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♪ carley: the 7:00 hour of "fox and friends" weekend starting with this. chaos averted for now. lawmakers passing a funding bill just minutes after the shutdown deadline. griff: a new poll shows a sense of hope across the nation as trump is raking in record donations to his inaugural fund. that excitement heading into his second term. peter: the latest winter weather across the country as the christmas travel weekend begins.

the second hour of "fox and friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ everybody knows ♪ griff: you are looking at it snowing get on fox square. it is gorgeous, nothing says christmas is here, griff jenkins here, hardly in the middle. carley: good morning to you guys. haven't seen you in a while. peter: we can talk about the second baby. carley: the snow coming down. our christmas tree, american flag in the background, you

said there's a snowball fight. peter: there was a man on top of the store and i don't know if people wanted snowballs thrown at them. i was safe in a car just watching nervously but 4:40 a am, a very in between crowd, people on their way. griff: a lot of times you get the little ones that don't do anything, this is real snow. peter: they would pick up a brick and throw it. carley: it it is nicer in the holiday season. we've got some news to get to. after a whole week of drama on capitol hill the house and senate finally got it to gather and past the third version of

the funding bill keeping lights on in washington dc, what is in this deal the past last night and is going to the president to sign it today? it funds the government through march 14, 2025, and includes roughly one hundred billion dollars in disaster relief and farm bill extension. it is not include the suspension donald trump was hoping for. griff: he is really steamed the debt limit did not get extended or canceled because the transition put something out increasing the debt ceiling not great but would rather do it on biden's watch. will be easier to extend tax cuts when he goes and if the democrats are not as elizabeth warren would say hostagetaking over the debt limit but elizabeth warren is with trump on this. it could happen. peter: you and i were covering

the mar-a-lago trump transition, we were headed for easy passage of the first version of the continuing resolution and you saw first elon musk weighing in saying get hang on, donald trump weighed in saying this is not why i got elected, they don't want democrat giveaways and now you've gotten exactly what should have been the first option, skinny bill, get us to march and he wanted the debt ceiling and can get it. you've got members of congress like andy harris, conservative weighing in on what happens, here's what he said. carley: to bring down spending deficits and inflation the, quote, republican-led house,

had initiated $350 billion in unpaid for new spending without attempting upsets to prevent skyrocketing the deficit and debt future generations deserve better. i'm undecided on white house leadership should look like and the 119th congress, want to get the numbers out, 11 senate republicans and 34 house republicans voted no. democrats by and large were in favor of supporting this. >> house republicans won't commit to what the leadership should be next time, mike johnson did the thing kevin mccarthy did that got him ousted, he pushed forward a spending bill with democratic votes. that could be a fatal flaw and i know this is something that happens every christmas except one in the last 15 years but there's a reason this is different. the president-elect is negotiating spending bills into making the current president sign them. carley: i was thinking he would

be up late at night and then go to the senate and he would sign it into law after it passed but the white house said he will get to it in the morning. peter: while we are talking about this, not going to have a shut down, january the third as soon as the house comes back the first thing they will deal with is whether to reelect mike johnson as speaker again and there are some unhappy folks. in the last hour we had congressman carlos jimenez saying speaker johnson is the right man for the job. >> i will be supporting mike johnson. these are the cards we were dealt, if we had sufficient republicans to pass some bills we would need democrats, we can't seem to agree with each other, 30 republicans did not

vote for this bill, only 2 or 3 seat majority. when that happens and you have to get something done you have to look over, we have to pick up democrat votes and the final bill isn't what we would like because we have to pick up some democrat vote so it works against us. these are the cards that are dealt. what we've learned from ousting kevin mccarthy, he was playing those cards as well as anybody could and speaker johnson playing those cards as well as anybody can. carley: being how speakers one of the hardest jobs on capitol hill. he spoke to the president-elect and elon musk and they are pleased with the passing of this bill. he joked when he talked to elon musk, do you want to be speaker? this stuff is hard.

peter: it doesn't matter what anybody says, mike johnson is a social postal way. carley: republicans have a majority of four seats when the next congressional term starts and two republicans, they have already said they will back him. we remember what it looks like when kevin mccarthy was going through this, and you just watch and see who is going to vote howard what the fate of the speaker of the house will be, that's what we will go through in january. mike johnson is getting a lot of criticism but he was just doing his job. he's got a huge body in congress with everyone having different wants and needs and has to wrangle it with a slim majority. if republicans wanted farm aid and disaster relief you have to cut a deal with democrats and he was trying to get it through

and it ballooned in size but they got it done and got it passed. peter: we are not hearing the last of donald trump's frustration with working with the democrats because his initial criticism was we are not going to negotiate with democrats we are going to do it our way and no doubt washington is trump's town and that is what johnson has to deal with. the other thing that is fascinating, we were covering the transition, when i was in mar-a-lago the ceo of tiktok, jeff bezos, before that zuckerberg, silicon valley's most powerful. it no longer run through wall street or silicon valley, it is running through mar-a-lago. any better example of how that is panning out look at the donations to the inaugural committee coming from people

like zuckerberg cutting the checks. peter: so far $200 million for this january 20th event, already at a record, beating trump's first one, biden 62 million. carley: they think it will increase to 220 million, the target was one hundred 50 million. what this money is used for is an inaugural events but these donations is a sign of people saying we are excited about the incoming president, we have hope for the future. a new fox news poll shows 55% of people are hopeful for the country's future today as opposed to 45 who said no, the number was 53% said yes during

the midterm elections and 2022 and 43% said they had hope for the future a year into joe biden's term. peter: after a year of biden 43% up 12 points. carley: 2024 was a bad year for the country. peter: 50%, half the country thinks that this was a bad year. griff: i hate to upset the produces but to the original graph, december 2021 to now, the numbers are flipped. when you talk about direction of a country and how the country feels you see a literal flip in the opinions, 43 yes, 54 no, 21, 55, 45 now. that is a significant shift.

carley: donald trump won the electoral vote and the popular vote, people outside the election, he received votes from people who never voted republican before. he was talking about common sense issues when it comes to the economy, the border, crime, education in such a stark contrast to threats to democracy on the other side and cultural social things that have, what people care about now, people say they are hopeful through the next four years and it's evident and appalling and donations trump is getting as well. peter: two trump campaign managers admitted they ran one third fewer issue-based digital ads than the harris people ran so what we are going to see now is the harris people never figured out what the point was.

carley: joe biden an officer four years was struggling the entire time, very much sheltered by staffers. so we have more headlines. president biden is considering commuting the sentences of most of the 40 federal death row inmates according to a wall street journal report. merrick garland recommending president biden come udall but a handful of sentences for, quote, the worst offenders, that could include djokhar tsarnaev and deliver roof after biden's threats on thursday, the decision could come by christmas. a story to watch. temporary drone flight

restrictions across dozens of areas through late january after thousands reported unusual drone activity to the fbi. drones in this area will need permission from the government to fly. the ban is due to an abundance of caution. santa and missus claus ditching the sleigh and hitching a ride in a military cargo plane to deliver toys to a village in alaska this week. they delivered backpacks filled with gifts, books, snacks and school supplies with help from alaska national guard and salvation army. the visit was part alaska national guard's operation santa claus to help indigenous communities in the state. you loved to see if that. those are your headlines. griff: can't be in the sly, there are drones in the sky.

carley: a lot of weather going on, winter storms dumping rain and snow on the i-95 corridor as aaa says record one hundred million people will travel for christmas this year. big city like boston and providence and philadelphia are being impacted. peter: let's turn to rick reichmuth for fox weather forecast. >> reporter: will be delay over a number of days. a lot of people wanting a white christmas. 27% of% of the country has snow collar on it. the most, 63%. you see where this is. the mountainous west, this is not been updated from verse snow we had this morning but the snow that's out there has to deal with this, temperatures well above average for sunday

monday tuesday, spreads to the east. we have a cold sunday and monday across the east coast but the warmer air will prevail. look at this. a little rain across parts of the south, snow across interior northeast and storm across parts of the west. carley: we have something fun and delicious we want to share. peter: they brought out three cookies that are the most popular according to google. sugar cookies most popular in alaska, idaho, vermont and wisconsin. the gingerbread, most popular and the italian, connecticut, delaware, new jersey, pennsylvania, rhode island and wyoming. carley: they've been making it all morning long and the green room. what do you think of the list.

griff: i want that cookie with the hershey kiss in the middle. the cookie with that. peter: that is what we decorate every year. carley: the icing. peter: we do the cookies and i think one-year-old and squeeze them. griff: we are going to decorate a gingerbread house but there is an advantage here. it is a competition. we are competing. carley: do you dunk your gingerbread coffees and cookie? i didn't think that was going to be a stellar. it is just so hard. >> you put a face on it and if

you dip it in the face is going to melt off. that's how you scar a child for years. >> janice: i like a classic chocolate chip. peter: i'm allergic to chocolate. the white and blue one looks the best. carley: i forget about you being allergic to chocolate every year until christmas time when i'm reminded we will eat on the set, one of the strangest things. peter: can't go to hershey park. >> had to stay at the hotel and didn't think i was going to make it. i had allergic reaction to chocolate on this couch years ago. jedediah was doing a chocolate pancake thing and ended up having to eat it and it got fat.

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peter: this report revealing how top aides tried to keep the show running for years while trying to hide the apparent mental decline of a diminished biden and despite the white house holding a 40 minute briefing yesterday they have yet to address it. or to discuss, editorial assistant editor james freeman. part of this spectacular story that sites 50 people says if the president was having an off day meetings could be scrapped. on one such occasion is spring of 2020 one a national security adviser explain to another raid why a meeting needed to be rescheduled, he has good days and bad days and today was a bad day so we will address this tomorrow. the former aide recalled the official saying. what's worse? the cover-up or the crime?

the fact that the president and his family let him go on according to this story diminished for years, making life or death decisions or the fact that an elected political staffers tried to cover it up for years? >> i would have to say the crime but kudos to collings on the news side of the journal putting together details on this report how early this was happening, a fraud on the public. as far as the cover-up, the president's press secretary, at one point she asked about going down a rabbit hole as if indulging some bizarre conspiracy theory to ask about his mental fitness but i think the crime is worse because what we are talking about is foundational problem. we elect a president, that person is vested with all the

executive authority of our government and this story is essentially confirming what many suspected for a long time which is someone other than the president seems to be in charge. peter: yesterday at the press briefing 0 questions about this story but 20 on the spending bill that ultimately has nothing to do with president biden but you mentioned it. it has come up at a briefing earlier this year. listen here. >> how is president biden going to convince 3 quarters of voters who are worried about his physical and mental health of that he is okay even though in las vegas he told a story about recently talking to a french president who died in 1996? >> i'm not going to down that rabbit hole with you. you saw the president in vegas,

and south carolina and michigan, i will leave it there. peter: not a rabbit hole but to play devils advocate here, if you are a white house staffer and you say something, the president is looking at you are wrong, just has a cold, you're out of a job. if you say something and you are right you are out of a job so can you blame the staff? >> i think we can we should. a lot of people would wonder, how does the white house staff keep this big a secret for so long, maintain this cone of silence and the answer is it is in their interest to keep themselves in power but i don't think they get a pass at all. this is foundational, you can't help, the offense against the

voters of this country but it was also highly dangerous and can't help going back to so many events of this presidency and wondering what they have turned out differently, back to that press conference a few weeks before vladimir putin invaded russia the president suggesting the minor incursion might be tolerable. was that because he didn't have his fastball at that moment, if he had given a strong resolute statement could putin have blinked and not invaded? 2022 on the economic side the federal reserve realizes they made an enormous mistake allowing inflation to get out of control and start to respond. the white house does nothing. they continue seeing spending increases. would that have gone differently with a president at full mental capacity able to

understand the problem? it is appalling. it is an outrage and i don't think anyone at the white house staff to get a pass. peter: it was a big cover-up a month away from getting away with it, thank you, james freeman. >> thanks. peter: day three for thousands of workers on strike just days before christmas. it's gonna get nasty later. like you know to check the weather first, before sailing. have fun on land. (thunder rumbles) i'll go tell the coast guard. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds.

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deliberate attack. griff: chamblee painter joins us now. >> reporter: the suspect driver is a 50-year-old doctor from saudi arabia. they are yet to release the man's name. he is said to live in germany since 2,006, the permanent residency permit the man was arrested at the scene shortly after plowing his car some 1200 feet through the crowded christmas market killing at least five including a small child endangering some 200 people according to officials who say this was a targeted and deliberate attack. the motive is unclear but authorities continue to investigate saying the man rented the car he used to barrel through the crowd of people. a police operation is underway in the town where the suspect is believed to have lived and worked as a doctor. saudi arabia's foreign ministry condemned the attack on x but did not mention the suspect's connection to the kingdom. the german chancellor and other officials visited the scene of

destruction today ahead of a planned memorial service at the local cathedral. now major cities across the world are taking extra precautions in securing holiday events including in new york city, the nypd announcing they are deploying extra resources to various christmas markets across the city, the white house also saying it is closely monitoring the situation, authorities warned the death toll could continue to rise, the chancellor saying 40 people seriously injured, we must be very worried about them. peter: a sad story, you look at that and think here we are at the height of christmas. one of the things when you look at threats, one of the things that is significant is the best, i know i'm a one trick pony when it comes to this but

covering 22 suspected gang members in the new york city apartment. and when you look back on the year, this is a major story. when i sat down in an interview with the acting ice director and jason owens, chief of border patrol, both of them in the sit downs, they both told me the two years ago no one had heard of them, now you see in the 16 states in the center of that map in tennessee, tennessee officials say all four major cities have had gang members identified and arrested for crimes. griff: the day one deportations could look like this, they are talking the transition team

about outfitting illegal aliens with gps, ankle, or wrist, one guy had been arrested. and federal deportation order to this place, suddenly there is 22 gang members. a handful of them, those are tactics we see in the middle east where terror groups go somewhere that they know good guys with guns don't want to come have a firefight and they are taking a page out of the playbooks of some bad people. carley: you think everything is safe and then a security bust and arrested several people, and another group of members

totaling 22. this person wearing the ankle monitor, to this apartment complex but the fact he crossed into the country illegally and was given a court date for years down the road and when he was here, several other times and kept being released into the public, something so mind-boggling and insane about this. peter: you put your finger on why this is happening, why is the country overrun by venezuelan gang members and the answer is biden/harris policies that opened the border to venezuela and they were released because we don't have repatriation agreements. we can't send of them back, on monday in mar-a-lago, donald

trump held that press conference, what about the venezuelans you are arresting now, what do you do because venezuela doesn't take their people back? here's what he said. >> reporter: in terms of your mass deportation plans, discussions with venezuela where the gang is now popping up -- >> they are going to take them back. and if they don't they will be met very harshly economically. they are all taken back. venezuela and other countries. within 24 hours they were behaving very well. peter: a possibility, the biden team wants this to be part of the legacy. they know tda is going to be a problem.

peter: the biden administration is considering extending the protective status for countries like venezuela, that makes it more difficult for the incoming administration to deal with what is a front and center problem. thousands of amazon workers striking, joining the picket line just days, we like it coming up.

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>> how bad an employer amazon is, how they mistreat their workers, ms. classify employees. the public should put pressure on amazon to say we won't buy your product anymore unless you give these people what they deserve and what they want. carley: more facilities joining the picket line, renegotiating a contract days before christmas. the host of the big-money show, jackie deangelis, good morning. is the strike going to slow down delivery time for people

who have christmas gifts they may want to give people. >> reporter: amazon is saying the know. that's a good thing but there is so much more at player that i think is important. tonight at midnight they will add another new york facility, a bigger facility. they are raising the stakes to make a point. better working conditions that were previously mentioned but they are looking back on the last four years, president biden was supposed to be a union guys. a lot of us voted for you even if our leadership didn't. it is not a coincidence, i don't think that jeff bezos was at mar-a-lago this week. what were they talking about? carley: they call him union joe and a lot of union workers were not for joe biden and the

teamsters union didn't endures either candidate in the presidential election which was an indictment on kamala harris. how do you think, what will our relationship be? would you consider him a union guy and what would that do to the economy? >> things are changing at donald trump is looking at the world in a different way and i think he realizes he has an incredible job to do here because he has to fix the disasters that happened the four years before so his relationship with the unions will be different and he can't negotiate. it's amazon negotiating but he's talking to jeff bezos and having these conversations, stay tuned. carley: are we hearing anything on that front? >> 10,000 workers, the ball forward and it is about making

the point before christmas, it's a topic of conversation. people talking about you, your issues are on the table. carley: amazon is saying unions donors doesn't all our members. something interesting that just, withdrew our plan to cancel more student loan debt. why? >> it' s a twofold thing. the hill is withdrawing from 38 million borrowers, operational issues and lawsuits that are pending. at the end of the week the biden administration said we will forgive $4 billion, it is a transfer situation. this is not popular. the american people don't want this. this is an assault on that.

they canceled $180 billion and why they are doing it, they are looking at 2028 and they want one promise they can say was fulfilled whether kamala is in the forefront or not, they lost the use of vote, this could happen with that. i am so upset the coffers are down 20, the administration coming in, it is spiteful to the american people who said we want change and stop spending yet they are doing it anyway and the supreme court said you can't do it, $180 billion worth of reasons why they could. watch the rest of the crew on the big-money show weekdays at one:00 eastern time on the foxbusiness network. speaking of christmas got 12 days of giving, we highlight one organization granting

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peter: the make-a-wish foundation making every kid in need, to help those struggling with a critical illness. it relieve them from traumatic stress. the ceo of make a wish america, critical illnesses, they don't take time off from the illnesses. tell me what you are doing and why you're doing it? >> wishes are important, a child who had a separation from everything who lost a little bit of hope and that's with the mission is. there's an entire world of possibilities beyond the four wall about hospital and medical treatment, there's a reason they should continue to fight and that allows them the

ability, and they leave amazing lives. and triggers that to the east hope they needed in the moment they needed it. peter: share with us a couple of the wishes you think stood out that touched you. >> i am mindful of the wishes, children who wanted to do something for somebody else, feeding the homeless, we see wishes like this, going to the cancer ward they were at and provide wishes and hopes and presents for the kids that are there. it instills a sense of holiday season. look at the holiday season, that is inspiring. peter: what you are doing matters to these children. why did you get into this? why do you care about doing this?

>> someone needs to grant wishes, it takes an entire community to make this happen, you see the hope and inspiration that comes from it and the very best in people, there's a true medical impact, children receive a lot of medical attention and frustration and pain, it is inspirational because it is different than that, provides hope and strength and joy, necessary ingredient when you combine the medical care and we see the health promotion aspect of it. a child but does receive a wish, emotional and physical. peter: you've created a wish line to help continues this. >> they left holiday messages, they go to our webpage they can find the wish line, you can

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