fact that i found all this musia gave me this project to work on for him to bring this music, to share it and it's been a blessing t's bo be able to do tl i called up oliver when i st started listening to this and i said oliver i think we have hi another project here, there's so much music here beautiful musii and i want you to be involved and oliver jumped on board. >> todd: so beautifully gary. and i'm sorry i'm out of time but i want to remind everybody go to the garysinisefoundation.org you cac support his activities and gett the album. thank you gary merry christmas. i'm raymond arroyo for laura ingraham andwant i want to thanb whole team and my album christmas merry and bright will cheer youri th holidays and ric merry making i want to thank lara and everybody for allowing me to sit in the complete jesse watters primetime is next. >> conservatives putting sanctuary cities on notice with

possible legal consequences for those who push back on president trump's policies. >> plus one democrat strategist says the party is in the toilet. joe concha will join with us the democrat infighting. >> and our nemesis, the mentalist is back he's going to read our minds as we celebrate christmas eve. >> what is the connection who is this person to you. >> she is one of my best friends from high school. >> what's her birthday. >> march 16th. >> march 16th. >> oh, my gosh. oh, how do you know that? how do you know that? >> i'm not going to be as jolly this year. >> what do you mean? >> i have thought all night about this, how i'm going to trick him this year. >> no. okay. >> i want to win i'm very competitive. >> i didn't know it was a competition. >> it is. coming up in a little bit. >> merry christmas eveed to. >> merry christmas eve to you as well you are watching fox and friends first first here on a tuesday morning i'm todd piro. >> carley: and i'm carley

shimkus what are you doing to celebrate. >> todd: kids. lot of princess stuff with the girls, how about you. >> carley: i'll be hosting fox and friends tomorrow morning. >> todd: i knew that answer but i have to ask it. >> carley: such a fun show and then you're done wipe nine and brock isn't quite old enough to really get it but he knows santa's special. >> todd: we're giving out a lot of lists in the old pyro household the apple doesn't fall far from the tree with the list maker. we're getting ready. hey take a look there is our fox christmas. >> carley: illuminated in midtown manhattan. merry christmas eve. shall we press forward. house speaker mike johnson is a brutal battle to keep the gavel next month after several are split with the concerns over government funding. >> todd: alexandria hoff live in washington live with the details. merry christmas eve alex. >> reporter: merry christmas eve to you, too.

one thing we know for sure if there ends up being some kind of speaker slow down that will slow down an agenda that president trump elect trump plans to hit the ground running with. if we have some kind of protracted fight where we can't erect a speaker, the speaker's not elected we're not sworn in and if we're not sworn in we can't certify the election. i would hope president trump would chime in and talk to those who are hesitant and say we've got to get going we don't have time. but in a post right time for festivus the day where grievances are shared by seinfeld rand paul offered a very real prediction that johnson is not long for the job i noted last year that i would be roasting the next speaker and the gang who put him in power by this festivus as usual i am right. i want to be the first to congratulate former speaker johnson who will be gone before dc gets warm again. but some house republicans, they do agree with that, angered by the initial funding bill that

was over 1500 pages agreed upon by johnson and other congressional leaders and democrats. it was later reduced to 116 pages. congressman pat fallen feels it's a good time for president elect trump to intervene and show johnson some clear support. he writes any time would be great but right after christmas if president trump said listen it would be really cool if somehow mike johnson ended up at mar-a-lago for christmas, wherever the president is i think would be incredibly powerful. now senator rand paul has suggested that elon musk should replace johnson. carli todd. >> carley: we will be watching it all thank you so much. merry christmas to you have a great time with your beautiful baby. >> reporter: thank you so much. >> carley: senator rand paul will be joining fox and friends later this morning to reveal his festivus report. >> todd: he has a lot of problems with you people to quote the line from seinfeld. fox news alert now former president bill clinton has been hospitalized in washington after

developing a fever yesterday afternoon. clinton's deputy chief of staff saying he's undergoing testing and observation. quote, he remains in good spirits and deeply appreciates the excellent care he is receiving. the 78-year-old was last hospitalized in california back in 2021 when an infection spread to his blood stream. >> carley: $15 billion bid to purchase us steele has been referred to president biden given him 15 days to make a decision on the deal. this comes after the committee on foreign investment in the united states could not come to an agreement on whether the sale of us steele to the rival japanese poses a security risk. u.s. steele has said the deal is necessary to help the company's business and enhance u.s. national and economic security. both president biden and president elect trump have opposed the deal in the past. >> todd: today is the final day of a 5-day strike for starbucks workers across our country. that strike expanded to four more cities yesterday including new york city.

starbucks says the union's current demands are not sustainable and it is ready to return to the negotiating table. amazon workers meantime still striking across the country as well with the picket ping going into its sixth day during the busiest time of the year. amazon stands by its claims that the walkout is not, i repeat, is not affecting operations. i received all my stuff so we'll see. hopefully you have as well. >> carley: yes. >> todd: california finally cracking down on shoplifting but this trio did not seem to get the memo. their reaction to finding out the penalty for their crime recently increased. >> carley: and thankfully some people are giving not taking this holiday season. we're going to be talking to the volunteers behind the 73-year-old christmas tradition dedicated to helping others. stick with us. ♪ ♪ the most famous reindeer of all ♪ ♪ rudolph the red-nosed reindeer had a very shiny nose ♪ ♪ and if you ever saw it you

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♪ >> carley: police in california releasing this video of three suspected shoplifters who stole more than $650 worth of merchandise from you will take beauty and nearly $1,000 in goods from coles and after being arrested they were shocked to find out that stealing in the state is now a felony thanks to the new prop 36 that went into effect on wednesday. >> it's a felony? [bleep] new laws. stealing is a felony. and this is orange county, they don't play. >> todd: they don't play. >> carley: the three individuals are now facing charges of grand theft, conspiracy to commit a crime and resisting arrest.

>> todd: almost like that was like a movie. >> carley: i know but it's real. >> todd: the ryan for ryan wesley routh the suspect in the second assassination attempt of president elect donald trump has been delayed. a judge in florida moving the trial to september 8th. that trial was scheduled to start in february. his defense sought to delay the trial until next december which us district judge aileen cannon ruled was excessive. routh pleaded not guilty to five federal charges including attempted assassination of a major presidential can't day. >> carley: accused luigi mangione pleaded not guilty to all charges in the hilling of healthcare ceo brian thompson. and his attorney is blasting officials for the staged perp walks. >> they are literally treating him like he is -- like some sort of political fodder, like some sort of spectacle. he was on display for everyone to see on the biggest staged perp walk i've ever seen in my career.

it was absolutely unnecessary. he's been cooperative of law enforcement. it was like perfectly coulder graphed. >> carley: mangione facing 11 charges including first degree murder. his next new york city court date is set for february 21st sooth an illegal immigrant from el salvador wanted for sexual assaulting a child has been arrested by ice in massachusetts. after a local sheriff's office there ignored a detainer to hold him, the suspect was arrested on felony charges of indecent assault and battery of a child under the age of 14 and remains in custody arrested back in august but got released on bail and into the pushability ice never notified despite the detainer. the arrest comes as massachusetts governor maura healey has doubled down on resisting president elect trump's deportation plans. >> meantime, the illegal migrant arrested for setting a woman on fire then watching her burn to death on a new york city subway was previously deported.

an ice spokesperson telling fox news the suspect is quote an unlawfully present guatemalan resident who entered and enforcement operations removed him from the u.s. to guatemala june 7, 2018. jonathan a former dhs secretary, former director of ice and a former federal prosecutor joins me now. jonathan great to see you. sorry under these horrific circumstances and i want to add one more thing to this. guardian angels founder curtis found the daniel penny's case is the reason bystanders on the train did not help. we're going to read the quote. quote there's no doubt people don't want to get involved. it's the daniel penny factor. it's frozen people. they're saying to themselves i don't want to get jammed up like penny. so jonathan, doesn't it seem like we have the worst of both worlds here, an entirely preventible crime because the suspect should not have been in

the country in the first place, and now a city where people are too scared to be good samaritans because they don't want to have happen to them what happened to daniel penny. >> i think you're exactly right. you have bad policy coming together and collide to make the lives worse for the citizens of new york, particularly that victim. but i think it is really interesting he says the penny effect. it reminds me of what people were calling the ferguson effect years ago where police aren't going to want to do their jobs if they're always going to be accused of misconduct and wrongfully in many and often most cases. and it is so sad when you see that because, one, no one tried to help her when she was burning, saw that article in the new york post i think yesterday, but also maybe it could have been prevented because even though daniel penny was acquitted he still had to go through the rigamarole of a trial, the expense, the stress of not knowing if he's going to

prison so it really is absolutely horrific and then you go back to the fact this this was preventible. we know the biden administration after this was supported during the trump administration, they didn't do anything to prevent people from coming in. in fact, they encouraged people to come in by, you know, providing them benefits, by telling them once they're here they'll never get deported absent the most extraordinary circumstance. so, yeah, all of these bad policies collide to lead to one of the most horrific deaths i've ever seen plus it makes the lives of everybody in new york and nfrn the country worse off because we know sanctuary cities, which is another one i think we're getting to, but those aren't just limited to the people in those cities like we know with laken riley new york's policies throwed her death. so all of these bad policies harm everyone not just the victims which makes them even more and more disgraceful than just limited to a precise incident. >> todd: we don't just lose our humanity by happenstance, it is

furthered along with policies like you mentioned, like sanctuary city policies and this soft on crime da that we've seen throughout the remainder -- throughout the last ten, 15 years i'd argue. we mentioned sanctuary cities conservative watch dog american first legal putting it on the letter reads we have identified your jurisdiction as a sanctuary jurisdiction that is violating federal laws such lawlessness subjects you and your subordinates to significant risk of criminal and civil liability. jonathan what criminal and civil liability as somebody who's prosecuted people could these jurisdictions and the officials in them face? >> the liability a harboring statute title 8 section 324 which basically if you do anything to shield, conceal, harbor an illegal alien, somebody you know is an illegal alien or have reason to know is an illegal alien in this country

you could be guilty of harboring which is a federal penalty with a max number of ten years so you have that statute and the way the federal government can these communities is the leaders directing the people beneath them the sheriff's office and stuff to essentially to harbor and hide illegal aliens they can be targets of the investigations and what the federal government can do in terms of the investigation is they can subpoena all these people that work in the jails and communities, subpoena their communications these records of these jails to find out who's illegal in the jail when they're getting out things like that and what will make it particularly difficult for these communities, or these sanctuary cities will be, it will be extremely expensive to fight this and they don't want to go to federal prison solely to keep illegal alien criminals in the country, which is what they're doing. they try to portray this as, hey, we're trying to keep illegal aliens, you know, people from being deported from schools or hospitals, but what they're

doing in actuality is people in jails, convicted of crimes or charged with serious crimes, like the one in massachusetts you just referenced, that was a sanctuary city, they released a sex offender because they wouldn't cooperate with ice. this is either going to stop or be criminally liable and can be civilly libel for things these criminals commit in violation of ice detainers. so they're really going to face hard choices coming up at the beginning of the yearen a i think most of them are going to yield and the ones that don't are going to wish they did. >> todd: finally president biden sparing dozens of federal death row inmates including child murderers like jorge torres, who you, jonathan, prosecuted. let's go over his bio, if you will. he was given the death penalty after he sexually assaulted and stabbed two eight year olds, two girls, one eight year old, one nine year old, to death in 2005, then four years later he strangled a 20-year-old naval

officer. is josé torres someone who should be given the gift of a commutation this christmas jonathan? >> no, absolutely not. this is so disgraceful the biden administration, i just want to say the names of these victims lara hobbs was eight years old crystal tobias was nine years old when they were murdered on mother's day stabbed to death. laura hobbs was sexually assaulted stabbed in both eyes over 30 times in total. amanda snell was serving our country, was sexually assaulted and strangled while she slept in her barracks in fort mire in arlington virginia. also attacked three women at arlington raped one of them strangled her and left her for dead in the woods, she happened to survive. so, yeah, he shouldn't be given a gift by the biden administration and what the biden administration did, which really makes this disgraceful in a number of ways, one basically nullifying the death penalty totally but he didn't want to go

through congress nor did he want to discuss he was doing it, this was a christmas eve release when he did this. the other thing that makes it really bad, there were three people who were spared the death penalty, the most high profile of these cases and biden in his statement about why he's getting rid -- or why he's commuting the sentence, he couldn't in good conscious impose the death penalty meaning the death penalty as a whole is unconscionable but for some reason not for high profile cases. i would like to know and i hope somebody will ask the white house did they ask any of the victims they were going to commute the sentence of the killers of their children or their loved ones right on christmas eve or did they have to find out about it in the news yesterday in the whole things stinks, such cynical politics the way he did it. it shows lack of compassion for the victim, which we've seen over and over in this administration. they put criminals ahead of victims, criminals ahead of cops. it's one of the most disgraceful things and done in the most

embarrassing way. if he wants to do it he should have put a bill in front of congress saying we want to eliminate the federal death penalty but he didn't do that, didn't have the courage if these are even his convictions. >> todd: that is a question as well. >> they should have done it legitimately. >> todd: jonathan fahey weird to say merry christmas after that but we thank you for joining us after this really tough story three of them in fact. carley over to you. >> carley: look at this video we have, hawaii's kill waino volcano elevating to the highest warning levels one square mile was covered by lava. authorities say nearby communities are not in immediate danger because the eruption is contained within volcano national park. >> todd: on the main land millions face threats with sleet and freezing rain across the northeast and midwest today.

meteorologist adam klotz is here. >> dreaming of a white christmas. >> carley: i would love that. >> maybe snowflakes in new york city interior will see a lot more snow currently falling across these areas. maybe not feet of snow but certainly measurable in these locations, this is the system we're paying attention to and there are winter weather advisories in these interior locations especially a spot where you're seeing elevation a good chance you will will see a decent amount of snow with this. we're currently looking at temperatures in the mid 20s or so 31 degrees in new york city still waiting for that line of snow to ultimately make it this way. now if you live a little further south, unfortunately, and this could be some of the biggest problems, dc, baltimore, up to philadelphia, this is a little bit warmer, which means all ice, big travel trouble for folks who are trying to get on the road throughout this christmas eve. thanks to that and probably some travel trouble as well across this entire region with some airport delays today as this entire system ultimately moves on through. what about the rest of the country? that really is our big weather

make march. of course we're still tracking snow across portions of the pacific northwest. so there's a little bit of winter weather out there that might slow folks down curve on both sides of the country right now. >> carley: good to know adam thank you so much. >> todd: merry christmas iemerry christmas. this is what it looks like when santa ends up on the naughty list ditching his sleigh for a motorcycle and leading patrol on a high speed chase. >> todd: do you ever wonder where where your tax dollars senator rand paul's highly anticipated festivus report with government waste. we're going to talk with jack brewer about where did that money go next. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms.

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rand paul airing his grievances in his annual festivus report calling out the government for wasting over $1 trillion for projects like break dances $12 million pickleball complex and a climate change focused drag cab ray show. jack brewer the ceo of the brewer foundation former nfl player and joins me now. jack, millions of americans are literally going to go hungry this christmas. where are our government's priorities? >> i don't know. it's just so sad. you know, you read this reporting and you look at, you know, all the wasted money, $10 billion spent on buildings and furnishing them people don't work in. the united states government spending $10 billion while the people in north carolina are trying to look and see where they can get their homes and put a roof over their head. you have americans all across the nation that are struggling and you have a biden administration that continues to just waste and blow the

taxpayers' money. it really is sick. you talk about americans needing money and also internationally. look at usaid spent $20 million on a sesame street show in iraq while we have kids starving all over the world we're going around the world putting our taxpayer money in different players and they're blowing money on sesame street in the name of inclusion. so much dei. so much just madness going on across our country. we need to stop this. the world is laughing at us when they see these things we're becoming a mockery in so many ways and this is why president trump was elected. this just vapid indicates every single voter that went to that voting box and voted for trump. >> todd: in addition to the sesame street in iraq also girls centered climate action in brazil and/or wellian cat experiments as well you have to hope doge gets in there and says no more, nobody's getting rich

off of this anymore on the backs of our taxpayers. tomorrow is christmas you are obviously a very religious individual. what is your christmas message this year, jack? >> everyone serve and remember that we were blessed with a father, and i think, you know, when god gave us christ to come and be our savior, he gave us the father that we all need and we need to remember that, especially when we're sitting in a time with so much turmoil, fatherlessness is just so rampant across our nation we must remember those 18 million plus fatherless kids all those orphans and widows. our organization tomorrow will be heading up into the panhandle of florida and actually having three adoption ceremonies where a judge is going to come in and actually conduct an adoption for three different kids. and so it's going to be a special time and i just encourage us all to remember the folks around our nation that don't have parents, folks that may not have what we all have

because we're so blessed. this is the time to serve one another, this is the time to pray for one another and we have so much to be thankful for. i think our nation is changing. i think we're seeking righteousness i think people are waking up and we can fix this country and we can help heal this world. >> todd: we can do all that and that's a beautiful message but i think we would all agree we can't fix if giants, the help helmet behind you there, merry christmas. >> we have to pray for the future. >> todd: beautiful message i didn't mean to undermine it because it is a beautiful message and reach out to somebody who won't be smiling too much this christmas a beautiful message from you as well. jack thank you. carley. >> carley: had to get it in todd. >> todd: had to get it in. >> carley: thank you jack we love you. the water town beaver elk lodge hosting their 73 annual christmas basket program packing and shipping backs of food to those in need in their community

rod is the the host of the christmas program and his wife helps out in a big way. good morning to you. great thing you guys are doing. rob tell us more about the program. >> well, the christmas basket program is simply a program where we will assemble and deliver food baskets to families in need throughout our entire county. as you said 73 years this has been going on and it's a wonderful program. this is my 17th year chairing the program but it is an amazing process to see all these people from the community come out and help us. they just, a lot of people are just making it part of their christmas tradition to do that with us. >> that's so cool. michelle seems like such a nice thing to get the whole community together and do this so what does it feel like when you all are putting those baskets together? >> it's a great feeling that we're helping out so many people

in our county, in our area, and our family truly, our kids and everything are truly involved and we don't ask for any volunteer support, everyone just shows up, they go right into position from the year before and truly just get to work and within a few hours we have fed thousands of people. >> carley: wow. >> each family. >> carley: that is fantastic. so, rob, the wrestling team has also been involved. that's a major component of this, the high school wrestling team. have they been involved the whole 73 years? how did that get started. >> well, i don't know when they started getting involved but they've been doing it the whole 17 years i've been doing it. but it's kind of like their community service project every year they come in, they'll be there at 7:00 in the morning with us helping us unload trucks, helping us set up the garage. the ford dealership which is in beaver dam here they actually give us their entire service

garage for the day when they would normally be open for service, they give us the garage for the day to do this. >> carley: that's cool. >> but the wrestling team yes they all come out, amazing they have all these young people come out and be part of the service. >> carley: we love stories like this and with the cost of the food what it is these days i'm sure a lot of these people getting baskets appreciate your help. michelle before we go i'm pretty hungry make me hungrier what's in the baskets these people are getting. >> one to two chickens depending on the size of the family, potatoes, carrots, celery, onions, stuffing, gravy, cream cheese, bread, jello, candy, cookies, even a blanket, canned goods. i mean, you name it, they're getting it to not just make one meal with their family but

probably a few if not several. >> carley: wow, fantastic and a partridge in a pear tree to go along with it all. you're doing great in your community. yeah. >> one thing i just wanted to add, tomorrow on christmas day our lodge will also be serving over 700 hot meals to families in the area as well. >> on christmas day, making christmas memories for people in need. rob, michelle you're great people thank you so much for doing what you do and for joining us this morning. we appreciate you. >> thank you. >> merry christmas. >> carley: great americans right there. first elephants now zebras we're bringing all the christmas cheer from the zebras at the san francisco zoo. >> todd: and a segment that stumps me every year and carley too and all of us, the mentalist is here and knows exactly what everyone wants for christmas here to read our minds. >> carley: and a partridge in a pear tree. >> todd: i was going to say that. >> carley: yes. >> ierge knew. ♪ when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪

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getting up to do our show. >> i'm okay with that. what's fascinating i'm going to say a word scary to say at this hour. yawning, do you know it's contagious one of the only things we cannot understand, we put a man on the moon you don't know why people say yawning it suddenly makes you feel. >> carley: like you want to yawn. >> exactly right what they've tried to figure out it's called mirror that connects with somebody's else. the only reason. why else would this work. i say something you and todd work together all the time so what if we could somehow seemingly connect your brains. >> carley: i don't want to i'm done. nick take me out of the segment. >> so a card trick to me is boring, you find a card, boring predictable. that's not what i'm doing. todd can i hold these up, where's the cameras. switched camera too soon you were at the perfect camera a second ago. >> carley: there you go it's this one.

>> playing with a full deck of cards. >> todd: i'm not with a full deck tell you that. >> you and me both. take the cards you're not going to look or pick a card i'm going to do this different. put them in front of you. >> okay. >> carley picture this, while he's doing this, todd i want you to lift a chunk. so put your hand on top but hear me out. it could be a little it could be a lot it could be the middle whatever you feel don't look at anything but just lift a piece off of the deck and tell me if that felt fair. >> todd: feels fair. >> are you sure it feels good. >> todd: feels good. >> bring the cards kind of back and they're right against your body that no one sees no. chance she could --. >> todd: none. >> if you feel like a moment this was forced upon you or didn't feel right then we stop. >> todd: nope. of my own volition. >> i want to make sure and we hold these up they're all mixed up that you have done the same thing carley and you've taken one card out and snuck it into your pocket. >> carley: okay.

>> visualize that. >> carley: visualizing it. >> i did not tell them. you could have thought, when you did this, any card. >> carley: correct. >> look at each other, ready? now look at me, look at me. done. mirror neurons you're not going to believe this no set up here, i want them to tell america, literally you could do any card you could change right now if you don't want that one. >> todd: i'm sticking with it. >> tell us all what was the card. >> carley: the queen of spades. >> she visualized lifting the deck take one card out and lifting her pocket. todd look at what card. >> carley: what does it work. >> show. >> todd: no, no. are you freaking kidding me. >> hold it up so they can see. >> carley: todd our brains are connected. what do they unconnect? are we like this for the rest of our lives now? >> hold on, todd. >> carley: that's fascinating.

>> put them down show they're different. >> carley: all different cards. >> of course different cards. put the cards away i don't care about card or card tracks. >> carley: okay i like that card trick. >> todd: no, no. todd you have a wedding band i have a wedding band how many years you married? >> ten next year. >> congratulations i just saved you you remembered it. >> carley: yeah. >> do you think your wife knows your sonnie. >> todd: no, i know she doesn't because she always asks me it. what's your sonnie. >> would she know your atm pin code. >> todd: i don't think so. >> what do you mean you don't think. >> todd: she doesn't know it. >> make up a fake pin code right now so hear me out don't do 1-2-3-4 but make up a fake pin code. >> carley: in your brain. >> random in the moment. say a random code. say it. >> todd: 8-7-2-1. >> people don't like to be joshed i don't like to be rushed either. >> i don't either because you

can't make the decision effectively. you go oh, no, what should i do. you ask yourself what did todd do in this moment. >> carley: what did he do in this moment. >> he wouldn't have done the real number at the start because he knew not to do that but then when he got rushed, he got a little angry, right, and todd's a happy camper but i make him mad. >> todd: i don't like you. >> so i think he hates me but he loves me. >> todd: i can't get enough. >> i think he accidentally used one of the same digits here. okay, look at that. >> carley: yeah, i heard correct. >> ask yourself seven, two, or one notice the pattern the numbers got smaller at the end so i asked myself did he continue going smaller? i think he did. even number, even numbers go with even numbers. todd look at that, that's a meticulous double wins or not you even told me the president said lieu handsome come on what a compliment. i'm going to tell them close your eyes. >> todd: you're not putting my pin for the whole world to see. >> that might happen.

i want to make sure, just so we can see i crossed out the 8 and wrote a new number. >> todd: stop it you're giving away my opinion number. >> what is just the first number. >> todd: four. >> a four. is it okay if i keep going. >> todd: no. please stop for multiple reasons. i don't want to have change my pin number i have too much stough do. just show it to me i'm tell everybody. >> if i'm right give me the loudest hallelujah i've heard. be for real how did i just do. >> todd: i have to leave. >> carley: you got it right. >> todd: i don't like you and now you're going to steal from me. now you're going to steal my money. >> carley: that is crazy. >> my christmas gift only to you. >> todd: hide that. >> carley: do you know what we learned? that yawning is the key to a whole remarkable career. >> nobody yawns during my show. >> todd: is that why you asked me all those questions? >> million questions. >> todd: do you that number? >> one more card track. >> todd: no we have to go.

>> next time. >> carley: my gosh you are the best. thank you so much. >> todd: do we have to do monday night football. >> carley: blowing our minds, remarkable. >> todd: who won monday night football. >> i know who's winning the super bowl gang. >> carley: oh, my gosh. >> todd: please don't tell me it's the eagles. >> it's not. >> todd: yes, now i can could football happy. to monday night football now the eagles aren't wining the super bowl but the green bay packers won this one clinched a spot in the nfl playoffs after a dominate victory over the norms the packers beating the saints throughout-0 if that was the score. and the first nfl shutout of the season. take a look packers running back josh jab sobs launching tyrone matthews the honey badger out of bounds with a stiff arm. take that hobby badger. >> jacobs right side, what a drive, jacobs is out of bounds inside the 5. >> todd: this is the fifth time six years under head coach matt lafleur that the packers are headed to the playoffs and a fun

fact who won the fans situate football match-up between me and you carley. >> carley: did you. congratulations. >> todd: thank you isanta claus ditching his sleigh for a motorcycle in florida and leading highway patrol on a a high speed chase according to officials he was driving 120 miles per hour while weaving innen out of traffic. when troopers attempted to pull the suspect over he looped through a gas station before pulling back onto the main road where he got away. the highway patrol is now asking for help to find him. santa. when santa turns bad. >> todd: not ride. bad boys bad boys what you gonna do. >> carley: brian kilmeade with a look on on fox and friends. >> i cannot wait for the show to get started of course it is christmas eve and we have a jam packed show not sure we can get it all in. we exchange gifts every year. what is this. >> a mug with lawrence jones on it. >> my lawrence jones mug that i asked for on my list, good job max. usually max doesn't wear a shirt this time, more on that later.

i tell you what else, we have the james hall choir in studio actually in the green room now and they will help us get ready and into the christmas spirit all summer long. have you noticed too same breen? same grown. there you go, a festivus for the rest of us i don't know how you dress but i know who to book, senator rand paul just revealed how much money the biden administration spent this year on government waste programs, it's going to put you and of course the government on the naughty list and santa claus is coming to town so to speak and the trip around the world, according to reports, we are tracking him. he is in the air. i'm worried about what happened that one year when he got stuck in central park when ed asner played him i forgot what movie that was. >> elf. >> and chores to a festive finish top trends on cocktails for your holiday party and of course if you had a holiday party already i know you're apologizing profusely for what you may or may not have done. brian huckry ambassador to

israel brian brenberg is here really good at math you don't even need an accountant if you know him. and also will graham will be on the show so don't go anywhere, we have never hosted a show together i hope it goes well. she's really qualified and she went to a lot of college. back in a moment. ♪ daughter, i know, that when i need you, you'll be there. but it's okay to accept a little help. so you can be my daughter. not my caretaker- just you. home instead. for a better what's next.

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democratic brand is in the toilet. lee smith a former pete buttigieg adviser says quote many who succeeded this cycle are best over-performers and house races are people who ran against the democratic party brand. trump tore down the blue wall in the industrial midwest but he also expanded his vote the most in bluest and most urban areas. joe concha is a fox news contributor and he joins me now. good morning to you. merry christmas. if you look at the members numbers what she is saying is so true. what do you think happens next? will there be a democratic party rebrand? and if so, what does it look like? >> merry christmas eve to you as well, carley. good to see we are matching here and festive day obviously tonight and tomorrow as well. to say answer your question, that autopsy and the current state of the democratic party 100 percent correct. donald trump built a coalition that greatly diminishes every advantage democrats used to have. he won the largest share of the black vote, for example, in more than five decades, won the largest share of the latino votes for any republican

candidate ever. younger voters under 30. especially younger men broke heavily to trump when compared to past elections. most importantly in my book trump won rank and file union members from the teamsters, united steel. restaurant workers. united service industry. you add all that up and you wonder what's left for the future democrat candidate that's running for president or even senate and house races. the only way democrats can, i guess, win elections again is to go back to the middle and be the more centrist party it was under bill clinton, for example, but i'm not sure they have the d.n.a. to do that at this point, carley. >> okay. so this feels like a fitting way to end this particular show because joe biden's term is coming to an end. spent a whole lot of time watching white house press briefings. overall, letter grade, what did you think of karine jean-pierre? >> c karine jean-pierre anything below an f minus i would give her that at this point. she never answered any questions

with transparency. profoundly dishonest when it came to the president's cognitive abilities. overall, under donald trump, you will see a press that will be far more accessible because we saw the president-elect, donald trump, last week take questions for more than an hour at mar-a-lago. he didn't have to call on a hand picked reporters that are handed to him with a list that he has to stick by. overall, trump and his final year in office, 35 solo press conferences. joe biden's final year in office, carley, he has held zero solo press conferencessage. >> the theme of the trump many e administration. a secretary who had no business being a press secretary in karine jean-pierre. >> carley: at lot of changes to come come january. joe, thank you for joining us. merry christmas to you and your family. have a wonderful day. >> ho ho ho. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ joy t