didn't expect that i would be standing up here in front. i'm usually standing in back, watching you. but, it was just a lot of fun. and i love talking to kids. so, it kind of made my day when i walked into the bookstore and saw the book, i was blown away. >> todd: what a special moment to be able to read this story to your grandkids, a book that was 50 years in the making. just quickly, 10 seconds, what's the 10 seconds of the book jonathan? >> believe in yourself and i could do anything. dreams come true. grandkids too. jonathan, kia, got to leave it there. congrats on the book. "fox & friends" right now.

>> welcome, everybody, it is 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. monday, december 23rd. two days away from christmas, according to reports. this is "fox & friends." the hard part is over. [laughter] carley shimkus playing the role of ainsley. guy benson is playing himself for the next three hours. >> guy: all right. >> brian: get started carley. >> carley: president trump laying out first day plans and first rally speech since his november win. >> historic slate of executive orders to close our border to illegal aliens and stop the invasion of our country will. >> guy: john fetterman putting country first and politics seconds he says as head into a new year. >> i'm not rooting against him. if you are rooting against the president, you are rooting next the neighbors. >> and "newsweek" is revealing

america's top christmas movies -- did my favorite make the list. >> thought about santa claus? >> not really. >> guy in a big red suit flying aren't reindeer spotlight he is a fame junky. >> brian: i keep my fingers crossed that fred claus made the cut. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ >> carley: car why glenn with a fox news alert. man setting fire to passenger in new york city and killing the innocent women. sources tell us the country is in the country illegally. >> guy: madeleine rivera tells us with the details on this horrible story. >> madeleine: the details are disturbing. we do want to warn viewers the video you are about to watch is graphic. this happened sunday morning. nypd says a person of interest whom they now have in custody and victim were both riding the subway train found in brooklyn. as the train pulled into the station the suspect walked up to the victim and lit her on fire.

flames quickly overcame the women and chilling perhaps of this incident, police say the suspect did not leave. said he sat on the bench on the platform just outside the train car. video appears to show the victim watching the victim burn. because he did not leave, the police officers through their body cameras were able to get images of the suspect. they distributed those and the nypd says three high schoolers recognized the suspect. sources tell fox news digital the suspect is 33-year-old is he bags sapota because level of interest. the nypd source told fox news digital the individual entered the u.s. illegally from guatemala in 2018 when president-elect trump was president during his first term. the person of interest has no prior arrests in new york city and one prior arrest in arizona the source says, though details about the arrest were not available. >> at this hour, i'm pleased to announce that a short time ago alert nypd transit officers took

a person of interest into custody. i want you to know that this apprehension was another in what has become a series of joint efforts involving different crimes between the police and the public we serve. >> so now this is the post that new york governor kathy hochul is being criticized forever. she said on x in march i took action to make our subways safer for the millions of people who take the trains each day. since deploying the national guard of new york to support the nypd and mta safety efforts and adding cameras to all subway cars, crime is going down and ridership is going up. new york democratic congressman ritchie torres called her post tone deaf. >> guy: , carley and brian. >> tone deaf to say the least. touting the safety of the subways and this is hours after someone was lit up live because she nodded off on a subway

train? can you imagine? is there a more horrific way to die? >> carley: almost too horrible to fathom or discuss. unfortunately we are put in this position because of allegedly what that man that you see on your screen did. to make matters worse, the surveillance video appears to show that the suspect sat on a bench and watched this woman burn to death as police were already starting to respond to the scene. he stayed at the scene of the crime. and going back to covid-19 hochul's tweet and her touting that the subway system has become safer under her leadership, it wasn't only this that happened, yesterday on a queens subway two people were stabbed and 37-year-old died. >> guy: so two killings in the subways and can you say this is bad timing for governor hochul to have put out this self-congratulatory tweet on subway safety. yes, it's bad timing. it's also bad policy. that's why we are getting this problem. and it's been an issue now for

years. i think hochul very bee latedly is catching up to the political reality. but the mess has already been made. it's going to take a long time and quite possibly completely new leadership to change anything. because, the current constellation of new york leadership has been a disgrace on this issue. we are just learning a few things about this suspect, including that he's in the country illegally allegedly from guatemala with a criminal record in another state. it would make sense for someone like that to come to new york, a sanctuary jurisdiction hang out until he decides to burn someone to death. >> brian: guy, my sense is that we're going to find out this guy has much more of a criminal history. i don't think you indiscriminately burn somebody alive and think done something like this before. that's my sense. the other thing to keep in mind, too. the comp of "the new york post." i'm watching local coverage just to see local coverage. they never bring up his legal status. they say a new york main part of the story. we know people commit crimes. but when illegal immigrants come

here, many as criminals, to commit more crimes you say to yourself if the government does its job, we would not be in this type of danger. i also think that this all plays into the bigger picture of why you need massive deportation and begins with criminals. >> carley: that's right. and eric adams -- he recognizes that. that's why he sat down and spoke to tom homan who says you have got to get the criminal migrants out of the city. his hands are tied not only is new york city a sanctuary city, it's also a sanctuary state, which goes to the point of kathy hochul and policy change that she needs to take leadership under. i mentioned tom homan because yesterday he was in arizona and he introduced donald trump who was speaking at a america fest. and donald trump laid out his day one priorities. and you better believe border -- the border patrol and getting criminal illegal immigrants out of this country is among them. >> on my first day back in the oval office, i will sign an historic slate of executive

orders to close our border to illegal aliens and stop the invasion of our country. [cheers] and on that same day we will begin the largest deportation in american history. larger than that of president dwight d. eisenhower. the dea, the fbi, the intelligence community and financial sanctions to remove the migrant gangs and criminals that are killing and raping and maiming our citizens. we're going to get them out. we're going to get them out. we're going to get them out fast. we have no choice. >> brian: so he is going to get them out. that isn't a big surprise. the way we do it knowing it's weeks away. people should be ready for it. one thing the president did yesterday, he did a lot. i thought the speech was fantastic. he has got a real sense of history. is he always bringing up eisenhower and mckinley yesterday. he also knows that eisenhower is

considered relatively a top president. respected, and is he like what i'm trying to do is nothing that other past presidents haven't done and by the way charlie kirk a fantastic job for what he did on the ground with turning point because he was the ground game in many situations and then yesterday with that many, 20,000 show up to see him. so, just on the illegal immigration he knows is he going criminal first and people who overstayed their visas and next wave. it will take about a year and a half just to get the criminals out. >> guy: there are so many people in this country illegally who have subsequently not been just been accused but convicted of additional crimes. easiest, low hanging fruit start with also over a million people in this country illegally with active deportation orders. so you put that group together. we are talking about millions of people. and if you want to look at the polling, brian and carley, through the years, these deportation ideas have been unpopular until very recently. and i think the reason is the

type of story that we led with. in the subways of new york people say get that type of person who has no right to be here, harming our folks out of the country and now it's majority supported. people are sick of this. >> you better believe majority of part-time are for obvious reasons. the "wall street journal" has an interesting piece just released. the editorial board asks are democrats in the united states trying to attract illegal immigrants to compensate all the people that are leaving the legal people leaving their country voting with their feet. look at these numbers california 361,057 migrants moved in. 200 and about 40,000 residents moved out. new york, 200,000 migrants moved in. 120,000 residents moved out. illinois, 112 migrants moved in, 56,000 residents moved out. new jersey, similar trend 130 migrants moved in, 35,000

residents moved out. so, one of the things they bring up is the census. illegal immigrants are counted in the census. so if you have migrants moving into the country, then the representation stays or increases if more migrants move in than people are moving out. that's a fair question to ask. >> guy: they want those residents to count for their numbers. the stats we put up on the screen there that is what we know. a lot of these people are living in the shadows. they are very specific looking numbers. but i guarantee you those stats undercount the action influx of illegal immigrants especially in places like california. >> brian: they follow our news, illegally immigrants. potential illegal immigrants, coyotes better than we do. how many moves to the border are not happening now because they know who is president, who is coming in. how many people are going to go it's not worth it to sacrifice my house and my family to get those $25,000 to give to somebody who is going to bring me to the border and then get me

through. and find those holes on the border. >> carley: from messaging already helping the situation. >> brian: tom homan in 15 minutes will be here they know the flip side of this and reason back to your point, guy. the reason more people are in to mass deportation know you don't turn off the hispanic audience and voters because you are cracking down on the border. conventional wisdom crack down on the border wrong message to hispanics. no, right message. i came here the right way. don't lump me in with people trying to break the law. gray gray and criminals. we want the criminals gone. who doesn't? >> carley: you mentioned messaging. senator john fetterman sat down with abc on their sunday show. he said something really interesting. the question was interesting and so was the answer, having to do with why kamala harris lost the election and why donald trump won. listen to this. >> what was the single biggest factor behind kamala harris and democrats losing in november?

you have a singer do you go larr political talent. undeniable dump. almost a sense of fearlessness to say all those kinds of things. >> do you think he has the potential to be a successful and a good president? >> i hope because i'm not rooting against him. if you are rooting against the president, you are rooting against the nation. and i'm not ever going to be where i want a president to fail. lead up to the election. he kept warning his party there is a connection that donald trump is making to my state. fetterman actually is willing to buck his party, buck his base, sometimes in brave ways, especially on israel. i also think the guy is a politician, right?

if the state of pennsylvania is moving to the right, moving redder, which is what a lot of analysts believe it is, this man is going to have to face the voters again. is he looking at other members of his party, 9 ways that they have lost and alienated people. i'm not going to make that same mistake because i want to win next time i'm out there. >> carley: so true. >> brian: couple of things, is he a politician, but i don't know did he put on good shorts for interview? this guy is very different. i mean, is he more middle than even joe manchin. i think the number one he has been pretty consistent. he has been pro-israel. he has been as pro-israel as the incoming ambassador to israel, mike huckabee. he has been unwavering for that. he has been unwavering in the fact that pennsylvania is a state that he knew was in trouble back in 2016. he said because trump wasn't going to the areas republicans normally went to. he went to small towns and steel cities and he started talking to them about unions and talking about working class jobs.

he thought there's going to be -- we're going to have a problem. he said i saw the crowds. and he saw the assassination attempt. >> carley: i like both things that john fetterman said there. he didn't bring kamala harris down. he said -- he brought donald trump up and said he is a singular political talent. for somebody to get shot in the ear and have the political mindset -- and i just think the natural reaction to get up and say fight, fight, fight, and to continuously have the same message when it comes to the border and the economy, despite all the people criticizing him and calling him a fascist and saying no. this is right. i'm speaking for people who don't have a voice to do that for 8 years and finally for it to pay off is exactly why john fetterman said that he said he is rooting for the guy. >> brian: politico had a story just to show you he is also apolitical on the democratic side. this guy matt steyer president and ceo nonpartisan nonprofit partnership for public service and politico says whatever you do, democrats, don't leave your civil service job.

we need you in there fighting against the trump agenda and we saw hakeem jeffries don't overreact. don't go crazy on every single trump tweet because we are going to be in this for the long fight. not going to go to bat for speaker johnson. going to be a lot of resistance while they try to find their political footing. >> guy: just interesting to see hakeem jeffries. i saw him giving some talking point about the government shut down that was averted e was still using this talking point extreme maga republicans. i'm like they won. i'm not sure if that's workingance stands in stark contrast to john fetterman who is obviously blazing a very different path in terms of how is he going to approach the incoming administration. >> carley: joe manchin during his interview talking about it later in the show. he said one of the reasons democrats lost is because they tried to make the extreme mainstream and that's his perspective. and he is asking -- he is saying to the democratic party you need to ask yourself as a whole why you lock people like me. >> i was in the box -- chance to

talk to the president last weekend. do you know who was there? >> carley: joe manchin. he talked about that, too. he said i wasn't invited but i also wasn't kicked out. >> brian: i want to see how i can help. >> guy: invited himself and let him stay. >> brian: he was a governor, he does understand. >> guy: we will see. on his way out of the senate. here all morning. turn now to your headlines, starting with a fox news alert. president biden announcing the commutations of 37 of 40 federal death row inmates this morning. the list includes at least five child killers on top of a handful of other inmates convicted of mass murders. meanwhile, the lone three exceptions among those 40 include the boston marathon bomber, dzhokhar s the charlestn church shooter dylann roof. happening today. suspected united healthcare ceo luigi mangione appear in new

york city courtroom as he is set to be arraigned. he faces 11 state charges in new york. including first and second degree murder as well as terrorism charges. the suspect is also facing a number of federal charges as well, including murder with a gun and stalking. president-elect trump says he wants the u.s. to buy greenland. >> brian: yes. guy trump writing on truth social yesterday quote for purposes of national security and freedom throughout the world the united states of america feels that the ownership and control of greenland is an absolute necessity. this comes after trump also said he wants to reclaim the panama canal. >> brian: i do, too. >> if that country keeps charging fees. the president says it will continue to belong to his country. trump says we will see about that. the faa investigating after a drone powered holiday light show this weekend in orlando went terribly wrong. look at this. oh, boy, that sent at least one child to the hospital.

>> oh no. >> big malfunction there the drones plummeting to the ground and into a crowd of 25,000 people. the drone company there says it is working with both the aff and the city officials to find out what went wrong. and those are your headlines. >> brian: that's why donald trump's speech, you had to have watched it. some of the lines you remember. other things like i want an iron dome for the country. i want greenland for the country and i think we will take back the panama canal, teddy roosevelt would have wanted it that way. never would have given it away, thanks jimmy carter. i digress. what is tomorrow? >> carley: christmas eve. >> brian: what's the next day? >> carley: christmas day. >> brian: in between people will be watching what, carley? >> carley: movies. and we have a list of america's favorite christmas movies of all time and this is number one. watch. >> take his shoes off.

>> why the hell are you dressed like a chicken? >> i'm up here you morons. come and get me. >> whoa! >> you guys give up or are you thirsty for more? >> carley: we will have to see if there is a controversial list or not. home lone comes in number one. grinch stole christmas 1966 charlie brown christmas story a wonderful life at number 5. what do you guys think? >> brian: go ahead. >> guy: i love these top 5. all good. flip number 5 with number 1 is it's a wonderful life is classic. home alone is great. i would move 5 to 1 or 1 down to 5 or elsewhere in there. however, i will note -- heart-warming classic. >> every time a bell rings an angel gets his wings. >> guy: i love it. >> brian: that girl is a woman

and she is on fox nation special on the making of these christmas movies. so that little girl is now i guess in her 70s, right? >> carley: that would make sense. >> brian: you are going to love that fox nation series. >> guy: speaking of home alone, that iconic house, $5 million for sale in the chicago suburbs on the north shore there it is. gorgeous place. i just want to say in the tease leading up to the show today, carley, i had to call you out, because todd outed you for having never seen christmas vacation. [sighs] >> carley: i'm missing a lot of cultural references there. it's unfortunate, brian, that your favorite movie fred claus didn't make the list. >> brian: i feel bad for the list because it belongs on the list. can we see a clip? >> guy: yes, please. >> brian: vince vaughan overwhelms the show santa. gives credit to the siblings of the famous people like in this case santa.

here's a look at what i believe will eventually be -- it was a wonderful life by the way was not popular when it came out. it will eventually be number one in the next generation of "fox & friends" hosts. >> guy: it will not. >> brian: watch. >> about santa claus. >> not really. >> guy in a big red suit and flies around in a red sauce because he is a fame junky. all those christmas trinkets and they do the buddha. >> i missed that dude nail salon. >> don't be a cheerleader for santa claus. >> brian: and he is the younger brother. >> carley: i don't know that's what fred claus was about. >> brian: older brother. santa comes in and steals the spotlight. >> carley: siblings santa claus' older brother. >> brian: watch it. text messages, you are right. this is what happens. i watched it. >> guy: many people are saying. >> brian: some would say. so what is your favorite christmas movie? is it on the list?

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we must warn you this video is graphic. we will show you once, so you know what we are talking about. the nypd accusing him of approaching a woman sleeping on a stationary train and lighting her clothes on fire with a lighter earlier yesterday before sitting on a bench and watching her burn to death. our next guest was just in new york city earlier this month, meeting with mayor adams about the illegal immigrant crisis. incoming border czar tom homan. tom, i know you were in phoenix. you were caught up in the big speech yesterday in the president's first extensive remarks about his agenda. but, from what i just told you,

what are your thoughts? >> well, look, this is another example of illegal american killing american citizen almost a daily occurrence now. because historic number of criminal aliens walking the street because of this administration's policy and sanctuary jurisdictions and lax immigration enforcement. ice has their hands tied. secretary mayorkas have given them priorities. they can't even go arrest illegal alien anymore unless is he convicted of a serious crime then maybe they can arrest him. this on this administration. as far as governor hochul, shame on her. she supports sanctuary status in that state. she welcomed thousands of illegal aliens to her state. she sent them to buffalo and syracuse. murders occurred by illegal aliens in buffalo and syracuse. cpd can't work with local law enforcement. they can't share dmv data with these people. governor hochul, shame on you, there is nothing can you say make this right in new york. >> brian: you didn't get to see

secretary mayorkas exit interview on cbs talked about how proud he is that the border is down to 50,000 so the problem is virtually solved. here's what he said though when pressed by margaret brennen about how he loses track of children. wash. >> we certainly have received reports of children being trafficked even those as to whom we know where they are, that is outside of the responsibility of the department of homeland security, of course we investigate cases of trafficking but there are children who are reunited with a parent here in the united states or a legal guardian, and they move and sometimes the government loses track. >> brian: so does that explain everything? what shut i know about his statement? >> nothing but lies. nothing but lies. border numbers aren't down. they are just putting it through the cpd one app. and chmv 1 app.

border patrol catching and got-aways still at historic numbers. they were bragging the other day ice has 247,000 removals the most in a decade. no, they don't. if you look at the data 80% of them were border patrol apprehensions that ice just simply put across the border. ice interior enforcement numbers are historic lows. and as far as the children, another lie. under his guidance, under his leadership, first of all, it's his policies that caused over half a million children being smuggled in this country, trafficked in this country and they -- they lost track with 340,000 of them. his lips are moving, is he lying and he needs to be held accountable. nothing he said in that interview was truthful. >> brian: it's not because he is naive. he knows he is not telling the truth. he worked for you. he was down there before and go ahead and implemented these problems and policies anyway. and he also knew who to blame. listen to this. >> december of last year, border

crossings were at record highs. now they dropped to the lowest level of the biden administration. how much of that dropoff is because mexico is now stopping migrants from even getting to that southern border of the united states? >> that is critically one element of it. it is not the only element of it. the president took executive action in june of this year. that has been a key driver of the low number of encounters at our border. we are now delivering to the incoming administration a southern border at which the number of individuals encountered is well below the level experienced in 2019, the last year before the pandemic. >> brian: your thoughts about this? >> another lie. the numbers are not down that they claim they are. they are taking thousands of

illegal aliens straight it to cities on the app. program. same illegal population divide them in three buckets. let's bring thousands to our airports through chnv. bring thousands a day through the cbp one ann and still catching thousands a day by the border patrol. is he lying. took the same illegal alien population and divided them in three different buckets. the encounters are not down to historic levels like he said. bottom line is it isn't about the number of people deport. it's about the number of people you release in this country over 8 million illegal aliens released in this country, that's why we have the crime rate we have today. look, do you know what is going to fix this whole problem? president trump is going to fix this whole issue. we are going to shut the border down. largest deportation operation this country has are seen. we will find over 340,000 children that you lost track of, that you released unvetted sponsors, many are in sex trafficking, many in forced labor. we will rescue those children that you trafficked into the

united states. >> brian: lastly, is this whole thing because of worldwide migration and they just happen to be president and he happens to be in office when this migration was just moving around the planet? >> look, under president trump we had historic lows in illegal immigration. we had the most sewer border in our lifetime. they came into office and purposefully, by design, unsecured the border. wrote 9 executive orders we did to give us the most secure border. this wasn't an accident, it wasn't mismanagement, it was on purpose. he needs to be held accountable. i hope they are watching now. word is if they are, they will turn around and go back home because they are not getting. in tom homan, thanks so much. it was a quick turn around and we appreciate you coming on with us. >> thank you. >> brian: talk to you soon.

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largely there across portions of michigan. ultimately, that does become more snow as it moves back across the northeast. we could see interior new england getting up in some cases 6 inches of snow anyways. what about travel for today? a couple of slow spots. travel if you are waiting until christmas eve. maybe a little bit worse as we are looking at a couple of systems moving across the country. those are the weather headlines for now tossing it back over to you. >> thank you, adam. >> nih estimates more than 10,000 people have end stage kidney disease. but only about 27,000 receive a kidney transplant in 2023. but now there may be a new form of hope. it's all thanks to zeno transportation which is animal organs. dr. siegel has more on amazing medical miracle that has come just in time for the holidays. tell us more. >> incredible. the seventh zen know transport at nyu langone took place with

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people who could benefit from an organ transplant continues to increase. we needed another source of organs exen know transportation pig organs. >> recipient of a heart transplant and survived multiple cardiac arrests and pushes him to help others in larr straits. >> i think what is really especially about towana is she, first of all, was a living donor herself, so she gave the gift of life to her mother. looking at any other chance of having a normal life again. i think she is going to change the face of transplantation. >> doctor said to me the renewable and sustainable and

the path forward is now and for patients like towana is truly miraculous. 80,000 people a year are waiting for regular kidneys. only 25,000 can get human kidneys. the rest end up dying waiting. this is a miraculous. >> truly remarkable. 800,000 number with people with end stage kidney disease. onewhat does successful transplantation mean for people on that list. >> it's amazing. means they have to make further progress immunosuppression so you don't reject it. alter it genetically. 10 alterations. dr. montgomery immunology treats with immunosuppress cents so someone by towana can go out of the hospital. >> i'm in awe patient donated to mother and ended up needing one to dr. montgomery who is a heart transplant recipient and dedicated his life to this. mentioned heart transplant. i know it's a pig kidney, does

the advancement of this mean it could translate to other implantations? >> absolutely. they have done two pig hearts already and going to do more. kidney and heart two organs looking at especially. keep changing the formula for making it a better fit for us. it's the same size as a human kidney. same size as a human heart. and organs around. it's a lot of genetics and immunology. >> carley: unique and wonderful story. towana the patient very happy christmas. >> she gave to her and put back. >> carley: that's why she was put at the top of the list. thank you for bringing to us a little bit of joy. we need it. two days until christmas. we have the perfect stocking stuffers for the whole family. that's coming up. look at all those goodies. ♪ everybody sing. let spirit flow.

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>> brian: back with sports head libraries. vikings top seat in the nfl after a narrow 27-24 win over

the seattle seahawks or don't, ted. despite beating the tampa bay buccaneers. dallas cowboys eliminated from playoff after winning the division last season. what a disaster. and the commanders, this was the game of the weekend, taking down the eagles 36-33. after watching quarterback jayden daniel through the game winner with just 6 seconds left on the clock that team is for real. and the cincinnati bengals dominated the cleveland browns 24-6. keeping their playoff hopes alive. here is the big story. the excitement came when the bengals fan after this kick got a free slice of pizza with this 40-yard field goal from a fanned picked out of the stands. originally they had the chance to kick it from 10 yards but then chose to take on a greater challenge and attempted it from the 30-yard line instead. congratulations to everyone. quick look at what is happening in sports. can't do it all. keep your eye on the ravens. they beat the steelers this

weekend. but let's forget about sports for a second, guy. talk about christmas. >> we are just two days from christmas, of course, carrie riley is here to talk about last-minute stocking stuffers. still get at this late hour for the whole family. >> we did can get all of this on the table. target is open tonight until midnight. can you do all your shopping. do same day delivery. also going to be open tomorrow night until 8:00 p.m. >> brian: wow. >> do pick up orders if you order by 3. all of this is available let's start. some people have bigger feet than others. stocking stuffers come in all sizes. okay? over here this is a really fun tent that kids will love. giggle escape. that's a great price. and this is so fun. this is jurassic world. these figurines, guys are 50% off. this was $9 right here. >> brian: kids love dinosaurs and kids love tents. >> they do and squish mallows. nice and soft, 50% off. kids love those as well. can you pick up all these toys

at target today. go get it. this is marks and spencer. it's iconic british retailer if you don't know. they have a partnership with them. this is so fun. united states of here is cookies, these are -- this car actually works. and these are just $10. pick these up. >> brian: go to somebody's house you know they don't drink. >> anybody wants candy and cookies. >> guy: you want to dunk them in the tea and dunk them in the coffee. >> you do. >> isn't this fun? boot knee on light. 37% off. $7. get the lips and hot dogs. so fun. and then for girls we also. >> brian: rolling stones? >> of course. a teenage girl would love these bows. so these bows are ba rets, a new day. they are just $5.67. 30% off. pick this up today. and then also the slippers over here by wonder shop $14. look at the cute ones in the front. those are 20% off.

>> carley: put this on? >> look at holiday mugs. see how cute they are. they are just $5, you guys, perfect for a stalking, right? >> brian: is this a colonist? what is this? >> it is a little nutcracker. you put a little walnut in his mouth. >> guy: brian is new to christmas. >> favorite day chocolates. these are so well priced. it's crazy. you guys can taste them right there. i know, and look, i love this favorite day. it comes with a little truthfully and the little card is right here. it's tucked in here. doom. >> adam: those are beautiful. >> you can pick these up. no problem. until midnight tonight. tomorrow, their hours are available. this is the ninja power blast, guys, this doesn't have a cord. i know it's portable. aren't these amazing. you just charge it with a usb. so great. and this comes in a smaller size so you can get it -- i don't know, we wrap gifts next to our stockings as well. >> smoothies, anything you want

that you are going to be blending up, it's awesome. this is on sale, guys, all appliances are 40% off. the ninja blast. going to save $10 on that. that's huge. that's a huge discount. so all of this you can pick up at target. no questions asked. you will go get it. >> brian: last minute gifts used to be 7-eleven. >> that's right. >> burrito or something. now you go to target and target has everything. >> they have everything. >> carley: like a department store. >> and do curb pick up. >> brian: that is lazy. >> i am a lazy shopper you know that. [laughter] >> brian: not getting out of the car. buy it at the last minute and not getting out of the car. >> that's the ultimate shopping. >> carley: get in that tent. >> somebody go get in that tent. you go do it. >> carley: i'm wearing a skirt. >> guy: serious person. >> brian: bret baier's panel. >> carley: more "fox & friends" moments away. thanks, we want to thank our partner bass pro shops for

styling our "fox & friends" studio. >> brian: they got us a deer. >> carley: entire month of december there is a caribou in our studio. ♪ haven't seen a ugly sweater all week, merry christmas from the keys. ♪

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