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♪ ♪ >> well, hello, everyone. merry christmas. and thank you so much for having us in your homes today. this is a very special edition of "outnumbered" because a war of the last christmas. i'm frank kennedy and join me we got lisa boothe, fox news political analyst and dr. nicole soffer fox news contributor and board-certified physician and kaylee mcghee white is here independent women features editor in chief and journalism fellow with the steamboat institute and we are 25 center's favorite healthcare his name is tom shillue. fox news contributor fox nation host and we begin with president-elect trump's he struck return to the white house and how his election victory signals a -- america is back. from has been embraced by world leaders and an undisputed diplomatic triumph.

he grew usa chance chance at the new york stock exchange. that was after being named time's person of the year. he was welcome with thunderous applause and pushed at this year's army-navy football game. look at that. he was more popular than taylor swift at the super bowl. trump campaign poster describes the new five as "there's a new sheriff in town and the american people like with tears in." at least the pulling backside up up. according to a fox news calls, and shows that most americans are hopeful about trump's next term. 42% say the country will be safer. 56% say the border will be more secure. enterprise center and cnn poll found that 35% of americans approve of how trump's position is going. 54% believe that he is going to do a good job. you know, you look at these

numbers and there really is a mandate. what sticks out to you based on some of these polling numbers? >> it is not just america is back to donald trump is back. he never got a point handyman heading into his 2,016th, his first term. he has won now. and i think that winning the popular vote has given americans world leaders business leaders the ability to embrace donald trump like he was embraced pre-president. when he was at home alone tonight, when he was on snl, when he was and magazines, oprah, when he was the status symbol of success for america when he was embraced and beloved by america, and he is returning to that. and are partially americans could of had to get hit in the face with failure to realize that they had a good thing going and had to happen in relationships. you've seen something in into a compact and this happened to americans. we get hit in the face with joe biden's failed to realize that we had a good thing going and if you think about it, japan was sort of this perfect trojan horse for the left. empty vessel to carry out this assault on america, this

left-wing assault on our values, on the border, diminishing our stance on the world stage. and so this victory for donald trump is not just in return for him and his status part of america, right? what remains to be america based american to be strong to, to be successful but i do believe that this golden age is ahead of us. >> yeah, so you look at this and obviously, the feeling is so different. but also the president is very different this time around. he does not feel as bombastic. he feels -- it feels when he is talking, yes, he is so funny. yes, there's still a size. yes, he still makes news for some of the impromptu comments. but it feels like there's something different. there's more gravity to him. what you -- what did you chalked it up to? i think trump is surprised by it. i keep seeing him say things like it is different now. he is actually he seemed surprised that he is getting good press for the first time in his life. i compare this, i like lisa's

analogy to a relationship. but also -- look at -- start the comeback. it would've been nice the first time around. >> i was thinking and i don't want to be histrionic about it but the fall of the berlin wall and i'm talking about that in an information cents. acrylic the people who don't like trump, you saw from the numbers. 39% of people who are angry. you're still angry. they're not positive. you know, this people were always that way. but there was this middle of the country and i think after the election, people looked around and said, oh my gosh, like, maybe they were lying to me the whole time. there was an information stronghold on this country. that is why i compare it to the iron curtain. and i feel like that his followers and like the fall of the berlin wall, there's that mall of america has kind of broken up and said, oh, my gosh, they've been going to be time. maybe this guy is not as bad as they said. they did not think he was back. he thought, they must have something on the guy, you know?

[chuckles] they've been going on about him for a decade. so the thing is i think that people in -- those people in the middle, people don't pay attention is much are saying, wow, america is back. baby. >> so, taking him to the network. the law for the network. and now people feel safer. >> and i think what we're seeing is the five shift. he is a little bit a gen z next slide. as to this particularly among my generation. actually where a unique, it may have push there may have been once a statement with a associated with from there even with supporting conservatives in general. and that doesn't exist anymore. and i think of my own. of evolution here. i did back trump in 2016. i had luckily voted for him in 2020 preferred preferred other

candidates in the gop primary. but the culmination of early the past year, seeing how that left so viciously went after him and really that culminating in the parlor pennsylvania assassination attempt. i realized that i would crawl over broken glass to work for the guy again. and you would not him to leave how many others who expressed a similar sentiment. and i think what happened is that the left finally pushed us to. >> emily: for. their greatest weapon has been the ability to shame people or to stigmatize people for supporting the republican party in general. he is a whistle. a whistle. he convicted felon. that does not work anymore. the culture has definitively changed. i think that really is going to be a part of trump's legacy. that the left hands had on the culture for the past decade. and i think that is why so many. are optimistic and hopeful for the future. now they have the freedom to actually say how they feel. >> all right, but he is only going to be president for four years. and do you see and other republican being able to keep this coalition together? it is obviously, you know big part of joe biden's and doing other than nancy's -- nancy

pelosi's shiver. is there -- this something that can be squandered by other people in the party? >> i think is going to be hard for years to make sure that the republican party stays together and law that is going to be potential and his ability to make sure everyone stays cohesive. the optimism right now it really is tangible. the go austin people ask a for 2025 and they are excited to see what president is going to do. since it was christmas, we can back into the fact that he is like santa claus but he is making people very happy right now. he will have to still deliver on it. the people have given him a mandate. this is also his legacy at stake. on tap -- top of that, it seemed that president biden is doing everything he can to be the scrooge one last time as everyone is feeling optimistic and excited for 2025. dcps president biden coming out and saying more student loan forgiveness. doing with capital punishment. the border wall, sung that off for pennies on the developer all

the things that and a third term as soon as he takes off his is going to have to and to again. so. >> harris: is just trying to stick it when i sent to the american people because the american people to vote for these policies. but scrooge is communicate he is here. >> is he? i mean, do we, do we have a president right now? >> i don't think anyone thinks he is that she is honestly using the pen. he is signing the board -- orders and things like that. he has not for some time and i think that is why they pushed him out. >> what you think is more excited, but from voter or hunter biden? >> hunter biden, he has had a nice, in a good holiday season because they got the pardon out of the way a long time ago. but what he's doing he keeps bargaining people. know why he did not pardon hunter. he did not try to hide him in the big stack. >> slight him right in. backslide him right in. >> we got a new study revealing which state americans need to work hardest in to do more than just make ends meet. are you living there? we will tell you tadej is next. ♪ ♪

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1900 hours in a year to achieve the average lifestyle. that is a lot of. you know, tom, i don't want to shock you here. but why has a democrat governor. are ready for, mallah. you know, they say you get what you pay for enough. don't you also get what you vote for as well? >> to and for some people i would guess it is worth it. you live in paradise. so maybe you are poor but you're out there in the beauty. myself, not live in hawaii. i would spend most of my income johnson street and widebrimmed hats. but he is, of course. and you see this all across these there's a lot of these blue states. you know? they have such an attitude but they also have a very high cost of living. and when you're out there in the heartland, the cost of living is much lower. per hour people where they talked about, you know, our country and the economic state it is in, they ignore the fact that we shared our economy down for two years and we spent, i mean, the idea that, unique inflation was just this, a phantom thing that happened, i mean, it was basically u.s. policy to create is inflation.

so, you know, that is, you know, that is something we should always mention. part yeah, i think that you know, we live in -- i live in new york, where it is media capital in the world. new york, love it. but the cost of living is high. i live, while in california. i mean, at some points, you know, the -- it which is a point of no return. and you know, now we deal with crime and everything else. but, you know, i like living in new york. so i'm going to stay here. >> you could move down to florida and join us there. we would love to have you there. kennedy, are being, to trump's point kupp, why it might have not voted for change. we are economy was the top issue. it still is the top issue for americans. our trip when he was campaign he promised this golden age for america, into what you take that looks like? and how does he get us there? >> i mean, à la. >> look at -- >> merry christmas eve. and that is what people one, ready for a golden age.

i'm ready for an era of lower taxation. i think we are overtaxed. we can't really show a return on our investment. the government has gotten too. and terra mar milliners in places like washington, dc where the entire industries have popped up around the government and clinic, they are nursing off of these subsidies and it is hurting other working-class people. but the one thing that pandemic has taught people is there is greater mobility and greater opportunity. so north dakota was the most affordable state in the country and doug burgum is like, absolutely. so people are fighting that if they go places, they might have a better quality of life and they are creating communities and nontraditional zones where they did not grow up. that are willing to welcome them. but not their lefty, loony california politics. >> to piggyback on what kennedy sank actually at her eye was number three on the list. and i found that very odd.

so i was looking into that, why is idaho so unaffordable right now? it is because of migration. people have been moving there because it just has a better way of life and, you know, there are a lot of positives, it answer the problem is overwhelming it is just unaffordable in our country. yes, look at the blue states and the property taxes. i live in new jersey in a property tax coming from ari arizona, like, you can't even compare. it is almost embarrassing. and anybody who is able to move out of these blue states during covid certainly did. unfortunately, when have a job that keeps you in one location and he can be remote full time, you know, you can do that. and so we are forced to pay these property taxes. overwhelming our country is unaffordable. the average american. >> and we see some of these fox polls on the bottom of your screen there, people at home, only 23% rate the economy excellent, good beginner, kaylee, the media tried to gaslight has this election cycle. so did the button campaign and the harris campaign. they tried to tell us, the economy is going to believe wht

you're saying. you know, when you go and pay for groceries, when you do this, that, and the other. americans that. right? they realized that everything was causing them more than it did under donald trump, gaslighting did not work. >> noah kahan people know better. and actually people in deep, urban areas specifically knew better. there's a reason why even big cities like new york or washington, dc shockingly actually moved to the right and for the support of tran10 he did back in 2016 and in 2020. and. and one of the things that i appreciated about trouble is that he has made it clear he is not willing to leave those urban areas behind. i think that everyone good thing comes out of this election, i hope it is a sort of revival in these areas like new york or in dc where residents feel responsible for their city and actually start to make a change. and i think trump's decision to even, you know, campaign in madison square garden or go to new jersey to go to virginia, signaled that he is not willing to give up on the citizens. so hopefully the citizens are not willing to give up on their cities either. >> and you have all these business leaders coalescing behind him as well. how do you think he uses that to

his advantage? >> well, you know, it is very contagious. so here it is already been -- you have people like elon musk drawing on it and other business leaders came in and said, oh, maybe i will go down to mar-a-lago. so it is going to catch on. and, you know, success breeds more success. >> absolutely. and i hope more americans take a page on this paper can make some plays in these blue areas, great discussion, christmas team. is the season to be jolly and put politics aside. that is next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ if you have heart failure or chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life, because there are places you'd like to be.

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and spending time with people you don't actually agree on, especially politically. the solution for most, avoiding political discussions altogether. according to a new survey most americans agree that the holidays are a time to forget political differences. regardless if they are candidate or one. 71% say celebrating this year will be a welcome distraction from election stress. so i don't know. in my household, for the holidays, i will say that we support freedom of speech. but we also know how to adults and respect each other and respect different opinions. what about you? >> yacobozzi my family is not one to shy away from the political debates. i'm going to play out for that because he fancies himself a local sean hannity and then encourage his daughter to pursue a career yapping about politics. so now everyone gets to suffer as a result. >> must be proud. but yeah, exactly, exactly. >> know about history.

>> what one of the things that brings us together is a common foundation. we share the same values. we enjoy debating these things because we appreciate we teach and even if you're a family that was not necessary enjoy talking about politics, there's good news for you this year, you should be very thankful that kamala harris and tim walz did not win because they would have made politics an unavoidable part of your personal life. and we know this because of the policies that she supported. she supported forcing christians to subside abortions. she supported efforts to further central americans on my. she supported efforts that would have put the government in front in between parents and their children. so there's good news for all this holiday season. and i for one will be celebrating the fact that she lost. >> and not all discussions were there disagreements or even debates. you can have discussions, do you think that there is a special naughty list for people who bring a politics at the christmas table? >> no, because i would be on that list. i don't mind talking about politics. the thing is just be nice. everybody be nice. everybody in pete nance you can talk about politics. i'm not going i'm not going to stop. i'm not goi stop.

i'm not going to joseph san francisco, politics is off limits at the dinner table. well, what other subjects are off-limits? we can't talk about football. we can talk about the weather. if politics makes you insensitive, take a walk. i know it is cold outside but go ahead. you can leave if you want. you can just, you know, the catches of another helping of stuffing. i mean, -- duckhorn wine. >> eggnog. >> no alcohol. i don't mind, disagreements. if someone brings up something i say, you know what, i have a different opinion. i like to talk about it. i don't -- you just don't fight about it. and if it bothers you, you can excuse yourself. but i don't think that i should have to just have certain things that are off-limits or walk. >> like the eggshells the eggnog. what about you? >> yeah, nog and a nice rangnick if you do so many lovely things.

i'm a huge fan of talk about politics but i think there's so many other things you can talk about. family gatherings because you know, you are inviting people to play gotcha, which i don't like. and people want to come from a curious place and they really want to inquire, like, how did you land in your beliefs? i think that is fine. trying to change people's minds at christmas is exhausting. and, you know, i do agree, the race was demanding. we kind of don't have to talk about these things because, you know, finally for the rest of the quite a few election cycles, it feels like a few questions were settled. and i think it is time to move on to more important things like our -- our trip patrick taylor and t travis going to get grade? -- engage? >> part of it is people are optimistic. election is actually over. there's nothing else to debate. the republicans won, but we can move forward now and as we see everyone is optimistic and let's just all enjoyed whatever comes with the terms presidency? how close are you if you can talk about everything? with someone first and foremost? also, [indistinct] there is extend you the same race? absolutely not every family and know that is naught. but exactly because axios found that democrats are nearly five times more likely to exclude family over politics.

to go through all the surveys. after 2016, a survey found that democrats were three times or more likely to unfriend someone, blocked them over politics. there's been surveys where republicans are more likely to have a bipartisan relationship than them, speak every family and know there has been divided america it is because the liberals in the family. i would say that they would not extend is the same grace. you know what? you don't have to be boastful and prideful about her. but yeah, it is was an important election. it was restoring america, restoring patriotism. so if you want to talk about it, i say talk about it. in our. and if you're looking for something fun to watch this christmas, stream "the great christmas showdown the great christmas showdown code on fox nation. tom shillue house. time. time, tell us little little bit more. [background conversation] this is a great show down. we do it every year. it is getting to be a part of tradition and it is not only on fox nation, but we show it christmas day. so be on christmas 7:00 expect and i expect yeah and so we're going to have a great time kennedy was participating in this showdown. so i kind of hosting an

old-fashioned hit game show an debate about topics of the holiday season. real treat versus. tree, things like that. >> we had the better team. i have to say. >> really? >> so yeah. i do. i do think we have the better teams. >> i will see debbie cobb zero because -- >> a surprise. >> it was so fun. >> yeah, it is always a blast. >> it was really funny. >> the waiting is watching all of your favorite parts personalities kind of let their hair down and have a good time. >> all right. >> tuning in. every one, stream their 25 iconic american films have just been added to the national film registry. let's see who has made the list, coming up next. ♪ ♪ mom! sarah her arm! oh, no. you should probably take her to the e.r. thankfully, we have christian health care ministries. chm is an alternative to insurance that uses a

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♪ turn around goo goo dolls ♪ ♪ i'm really like a merry-go-round ♪ ♪ 's and santa. >> we left christmas. may christmas. we got a new round of iconic films at one so-called hall of fame from movies, as national film registry is adding 25 movies to its preservation is. the rest, and crumble. some of the older. just include 1974's "texas chainsaw massacre." that is a classic." star trek to the wrath of khan "and" dirty dancing ." we got some more modern films including 2001, "spy kids." "no country for old men." and defense. ." the social network called. tonya, you have some strong feelings. >> i understand these catalysts are kind of some of them or

cultural significance. something like "dirty dancing" i don't think it don't think it is a great form. it is classic. right? "miracle worker," yes. that is good." texas chainsaw massacre ," i don't know, all right, i will say all right to one. >> it makes people feel something. >> up in smoke, cheech & chong. >> amazing, groundbreaking. very funny. >> i'm saying -- i mean, come on, social networks are not even be -- i don't think it is worth a we watch. it is not sniffing at all and -- >> i love that movie. all of the dialogue. >> spy kids? >> social network. >> spy kids, too. >> i'm not saying it is a bad movie. this is the national register. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry, patrick swayze acted, dance, and saying in "dirty dancing." >> i agree, tonight made the list. i just added not great. >> roadhouse was not there. >> this is decided by the

library of congress. i would with fire her if she was pulled up under obama and i had to let you. i think you would quit every year i think it is 24 forms, this was created in 1988. so far it includes 100 films. i put you on board. would you want to be the librarian of congress? i would love to contribute to this. but i think you would do a lot on the job. i have full confidence. >> it is a committee. >> the conversation that goes into this list. >> yes. >> so as, you know, gen z or on the catch, you know, you know, or a film is, right? >> and know you only watch five-second tiktok videos. >> i'm telling on myself here. the only movie i've seen on this list is spy kids. marketing. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. but you know what? the movie grace lee. and mhsa, parents, i have a helpful tip for you. have your kids watch spy kids. it is is very easy disciplinary mechanism. my brother not to and we were watching this, we would always

want our younger sister that are found items would come for her if she told and asked her if she misbehaved and for those who are not seen the movie, i'm not insane. they are literally giant terms. it is a work of art. is a masterpiece. a chance years ever can appreciate it. so you all should go watch it. >> what is yes and a note for you? >> spy kids was my heart now. it is actually circle. >> we have never seen it. >> my kids watch for the psalms. >> it is terrible. "dirty dancing" and "beverly hills cop." >> there is an iconic movie. is the strongest debate so far on the shelf. i'm not a big movie person. >> it is way more gentle. >> exactly. forget talking about politics this christmas. don't talk about movies apparently. >> where is the holiday films? health is one of the modern christmas week. >> it seems like the most recent was to 10, mark. there's so many more that could have made this list expect there were 6,000 contenders and they

pulled it down to 25. but what is the registry do? i mean, literally all the other movies just crumple? >> it -- >> what, in class? >> i don't know. that is just what it said when i researched it, kennedy. >> it doesn't make sense to me. >> it was established in 1988. it is a mission of the ninth state library of congress. it was designed to preserve and protect america's from heritage. >> they may not. >> gnago. manako the job. i'm sorry. i set you up. >> please stay with us. "in case you missed it" is next. we're all going to settle down because we love you. ♪ ♪ doctor box, there were many failed attempts to fix my teeth. i retouched all my wedding photos, and it was even affecting my health. i trusted you because you specialize in dental implants. you created a permanent solution and customized my teeth so it still felt like me. my new teeth have improved my life and changed my future.

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♪ last christmas i gave you my heart ♪ ♪ the very next day ♪ ♪ you gave it away ♪ >> we're so happy to have you back and being in their homes this christmas. and now it is time for "in case you missed it." a new survey revealing how various generations shop differently for the holidays. gen z and millennials are being called the pioneers of digital shopping for their heavy use of digital storefronts and social media. gen x has shown some movement toward digital. however, they still have the first from reliance on brick-and-mortar store fronts and they the sales. baby boomers have been disclosed to adapt but the reliance on digital stores has been on the upswing and recent years. so katie kutz you buy everything on instagram? >> yes, this is my most gen z. if it is not on amazon, i will not buy it. and in shopping, immediately gets me a headache. i start breaking out in sweat.

i can't -- i cannot do the in-person stores pictures, it's just something about the lights, all the people around, trying to trust of 10. i would much rather just order something online if it does not fit i return it. to get something back. it is easy. it is convener. >> there is another big thing. gen xers don't return thing. and gen z years and younger millennials, they do. it is a completely different mentality. >> can order a couple of sizes. also, when you go into changing rooms in the stores, they are like fun house marras. haven't you noticed that? every story when you go you know what i'm talking about? >> yes, horrible lighting. and your future looks like -- >> i'm never going out in public again. this is terrible. there are folks. >> if you try stuff on at home, it is easier. >> i have not been to a store in 30 years. [laughter] once i got -- >> did not -- [overlapping speakers] >> all my where does is the shopping. she is very good at that. i don't like going into stores. i mean, vacation, i liked going

to a thrift store. on the public into a sample sale and buying things. but i think it is great, the modern technology. i love doing any kind of shopping online. if i'm you know, if i'm shopping, which is where. >> no, i mean, i agree with you because of amazon because last-minute gifts, it is the only place where you can look on there and find something that will be delivered to you by tomorrow without the overnight thing. >> they really do make it convenient. are also a 100 shopper more because there is not a second of my life that i am not in the hospital here or with my children. it is very hard to get christmas gifts then. >> you're a busy woman. >> ♪ busy woman ♪ >> as families gather for christmas, you can let your grandmother know her favorite hobbies are back in style. according to axios, younger generations are embracing hobbies typically thought to be reserved for older audiences including gardening, homesteading, needlepoint and crochet. i think this is wonderful, alisa. >> i am on the market for new

hobbies. so maybe there's also, in this, i guess, so okay, on tiktok posted the hashtag needlepoint 100 percent for the first 10 months of 2024. who knew? i mean, i guess it is something to do with your hands. spin it is also a skill. is good for your brain. absolutely. my husband. a is your garden and i want to get even more into the garden. needle pointing is not on my list. but you never know. never say never expected to have chickens and nine hands. does anybody need eggs? >> for the eggnog? i think my wife -- needlepoint. she does gardening. and i think people into doing things that you confess with your hands and sometimes when you go away for a weekend or something or you do it in your phone away, you will do a puzzle. you don't -- it makes you happy. but i think it is great. i think it is so good for your brain and i think kids have had

digital overload, when i say kids, i mean, are you not, gen z years. know, but they have. and they are looking for a contrast. spectacular be persuaded to take them needlepoint. i actually would love to get into gardening. or homesteading. but first i would need to be able to afford a house to have a yard. so waiting for donald trump to get on that for me, for the economy to come round. but i do think that there's a sense of nostalgia among younger americans were, they feel like they have been deprived of the childhood that our parents and our grandparents had and now they are presumed different hobbits -- hobbies to bring that back. >> i'm waiting for my children to crochet be a hat. >> well, christmas is a popular time to get engaged. but who gets to keep the engagement ring if that when he gets caught off? a massachusetts court recently ruled on this on an almost right to be had to give back her $17,000 engagement ring from her former fiancé, six decade state will get used to the first churches to try to enter the five who is to blame for ending the relationship, is this fair? tom? >> i think it is fair. but obviously it is a shame to a judge would have to get involved. they should be able to work it out themselves.

>> she said coach pecchia. if she calls it off, of course she should give it all. he thought of. so i think she should be able to keep the ring. >> i agree. >> i do not agree with you. and also, if -- i guess -- but if there's some unfaithfulness a guy thing whoever was the paperwork should have the decision with the ring. i agree. if someone gives the ring and then they call it off, well, 10, sorry, you give that gives away. >> i don't agree. >> well, there's a few states that do this because it is deemed a conditional gift on the condition of marriage that the marriage does not happen that you have to return the ring. i think florida is one of them. new york. states that i spent a lot of time in. so something 30 in mind. >> on la going to lie. my biggest concerns with the story, that someone spent $70,000 on an engagement ring. that is too little. >> i agree. >> yeah, he was then she and that it would've worked out

expect that is why it didn't work out. >> exactly's. if you're spending a settle on an engagement ring, i just don't have a lot of sympathy. i just don't. >> yeah. >> hold onto that wing, guys. you guys are going in a different direction. [laughter] >> we all know this scene from "a christmas story." check this out. >> we are waiting. >> come on, come on. >> right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ santa claus is coming ♪ >> two for the parties with the blue button eyes stared at me. >> come down here so i can see you better. >> i just hope -- >> it is fantastic. no hiding. >> while that. >> the bunny suit. ralphie, you are not alone. a new survey finds half of americans have received a lousy president and needed to use their resting gift face during

the holidays. he have such a pace? >> i don't. know, i don't. know if i'm disappointed. here's the thing. i will tell you but i've been with my husband now over 50 years historically in the fast, -- pass if he would get me something, i do not think was my style, i always kept it and pattern into my most complemented item that i ever had. or a became the most special, the thing i ended up liking. so sometimes your initial reaction or what you initially think, let it grow on you a little bit. you never know. >> never-not. you know what? you know how you sow this whole crisis? >> how? >> tell people what you want. >> that is what to expect what you want this year for christmas? tell them. >> and they will get it for you. >> i don't want anything. there is a live. this is my do-si-do, i love it. will use this. i will use this. is a great. take you. >> i'm convinced. >> i think you have say that to me. >> where have i seen that look before? [laughter] >> i mean it.

us. i can't wait to see. >> you have -- >> no. i'm not good at hiding. i wear everything on my face. i will say when i was little kid, apparently my grandfather was giving me a bunch of cases and i would and i would like to grant e.d., i don't want cases. i want presents. and apparently everyone thought it was hilarious. but yeah, i'm not good at hiding it. i wear everything. you can see it. i don't have a poker face. i have developed a good rtf. but i think it's because i grew up in a family that would go one by one or other extracurricular you can each took your time. so if you're in a family where you all do it at once, then i feel like it is fine. that is, if you have to go round one by one while the parents are down and the siblings are staring, you learn to just have a cool poker face. back to staff. >> but then later in privacy, do you say, do you have that gift receipt? >> you give it to the neighborhood. >> sometimes you just cut your losses. >> we give to. it is the greatest gift there is. so what is the most popular

christmas dessert? a new survey has the top six, pumpkin pie takes the number one spot as the sweet treat americans preserve -- prefer most followed by apple and pecan pie than cake and then sugar cookies and finally, the classic. chocolate chip cookies. what say you, boos? why can't you have them all? [laughter] >> quite a have to cite? >> do not expect on a sampler. i want a little piece of there's a look's of that. you don't have to go. >> and you like cooking and baking everything. >> anybody who follows me on social media those i love cooking for the holidays. but i'm all about the appetizers and dessert is an afterthought reality drinking champagne for r dessert. but my kids love making pie and cookies. they will be there, too. >> it is beautiful. pickup like pumpkin pie is a thanksgiving to see it. i feel like that is a weird christmas dessert. >> we like pumpkin pie. >> i don't like pecan pie either.

there is also a very bad choice. chocolate chip cookies. >> it is the only time i disagree with you. >> we're actually going to have pumpkin and pecan tonight. >> i agree with everything else. but i think it is an acquired taste, as i age, i like the pecan pie. and look at the pumpkin pie. east troy apple pie. i don't want food anymore. i don't like it. >> too much fiber. >> and i, and i used to like cheesecake and carrot cake. i like the pumpkin pie and the pecan. maybe, maybe you have to h into it. >> yeah, well, i don't think i ever will. we will see. >> yeah. >> we will meet back here next year. and take a survey. more of this very special edition of "outnumbered" in just a moment. ♪ ♪ chew. fizz. feel better fast. no water needed. new alka-seltzer plus fizzychews. (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if...

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♪ won't you please bring my baby to me ♪ >> merry christmas, everyone. there is probably a high chance of missing by your christmas tree watching outnumbered right now. but is it a real tree? or is it a fake one? and which one is better?

i will go first. my mom is already. we've never had a real christmas tree. up racial. up racial groups have been denied the ability to really celebrate christmas. >> oh, my gosh. >> my mom is the best. brett kennedy, you have a real tree. what is it like? we are up in oregon. i think i have an allergy to victory. i've never had a victory. is always been a real treat and even smaller real trees. and loves. but i love the smell when you bring a real tree into your home and that beautiful christmas smell, i adore it. >> yes, it is true. but you have to do with the needles and so it is whether you want to do with it. it is funny because you think of, like, a real treat as having the heart and the old home and everything like that. but since we moved into a home, we have a storage space in our attic so we can get the victory. when you we had the apartment, we had a moultrie because we were to be able to just throw it out on the street. >> so clearly, have you always done real one going up? >> so i grew up with a fake tree. i have a i have a will weiner

because i live in dc and don't have anywhere to store a victory. but there is something really special of being able to go to the farm or there's a farmers market near my house where we go and we. that we ourselves. and it is kind of fun to be able to pick at a different one every year. we were in an apartment last year and a half this year. to artery upgraded and that was fun. if i had bought a fake one, would've been way too small. >> we live on a farm, so my kids get enough of the outdoors, as someone who loves my fig tree, that is because i put it up the day after thanksgiving and it goes to mid-january. you can't do that with the real one grabs a fire hazard. >> apparently 80% of american has a victory. christmas and hanukkah and on that same night for the first time in 19 years. it is just the. it is just the fourth time the two have lined up. the past 100 years. we like to wish you all a merry christmas and very happy hanukkah. thanks to everyone for putting the special edition of "outnumbered." merry christmas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪