judaism.ow, then, the jewish community of judaism influenced you from that point. >> go ahead. >> well, the first thing that is so important is i had already gone through a self-revelation, which is i read a book when i was in my 20s about gay identity. and i had been with women before, but i haven't thought of myself as a lesbian. i had a dream that night, influenced by that book. and i woke up. it was women in bars in new york. i had a dream about my self being -- and i woke up a different person. i had already had this transformational experience about identity so i already knew how mutable identity is. and the same thing happened when i found out i was a jew, i overnight found myself like a hugely different person. everything was different about me. and i realized before i had been somewhat condensating toward jew who were friends and lovers. i thought i was superior. i is it not know know that until i was jewish. >> interesting. believe it or not -- we have to take a break and we will con

before i knew it, we were talking about judaism. now, it was an amazing conversation to me, because i did not realize how deep his faith was, how knowledgeable he was of the torah, something i've been studying for decades as a non-jew. i found this incredible connection to him around the principles that he spoke about at the top of his speech, p prince -- this idea of living a good and moral life. but what was amazing to me over the last 11 years that i've been in the senate is that maybe some joking from time to time about jutism, but we -- judaism but we haven't had much of a discussion the torah than that day. he's never invited me to a minion, never prayed together, i traveled around the whole world but that first conversation was the most we ever talked about his religion and his faithfulness. but what's amazing to me is even though we haven't spoken about it, as someone who knows and loves the religion, i will say i have seen it in him every single day. in my faith there's a theologian that says everywhere you go, preach the g

there's an ideal in judaism that we should all be dedicated towards, to healing this world. i believe there is a god in heaven, i share your sense of faith and i believe that the end of this chapter of your life, god is saying, well done, my good and faithful servant. and i know god's not done with you yet so as you go on into the world i simply say as your brother. thank you. >> mr. president. [applause] >> gentleman from mississippi. >> mr. president, i'm tempted to simply say amen and amen and to field back. [laughter] >> , but i didn't want to -- i didn't want this moment to pass without rising on behalf of my wife gail and me to say how much we have appreciated the friendship of ben and myrna cardin and the leadership that they have shown to us as we have represented the united states of america to citizens around the world, and particularly to our friends in europe. myrna has been a wonderful friend to gail. she is deserving of all of the accolades that she has received and will receive. i've had an opportunity in this city several times in the last few weeks to make r

judaism does not work and that kind of world because judaism thanks there is this almighty god.th him. we have the hard duty of being chosen by him that we have carried a message for the world all our lives. that is not something you can remake. and marx was a jew and he hated judaism. these doctrines alton militate against anything eternal. but remember, a college kid is in the last stage growing up they take four years and they get knowledge before they start their work. they need knowledge of things that last. not the cause of the day. it ruins them. because first of all you have to submit yourself everybody does every time you learn something i can tell you i have known mark levin for 400 years. and mark levin is a humble man and some important respects despite his obvious aggressiveness. he takes care. he thanks he ought to know hume's to read and write serious books that is an act of aggression sure. also an act of obedience. i had a kid say to me one time if i come to hillsdale we respect my opinion and i said yeah we don't care about that very much. everybody laughed at

our survival, despite all those who tried to destroy us, has been the beauty, joy, and rituals of judaism. we can all benefit from the study of torah, the mandates to visit the sick, feed the poor, pursue justice, welcome the stranger. there is a yearning for this beauty, this rooted history. we see it in a post-october 7 surge in synagogue attendance, jewish learning, and communal connection. we can lean into our shared tradition and values as a beacon for what we aspire to this hanukkah, let us rededicate ourselves to the light that defines us and the better world we seek to build on behalf of the president, dr. biden, vice president harris, and the second gentleman, i wish you all a happy hanukkah. [applause] >> amazing. >> thank you, thank you very, very much. we are about to light the menorah. and i don't know what is next for secretary mayorkas when this administration ends, but i will say one thing, that with the jewish knowledge he just exhibited and the talent he possesses, which i unfortunately do not yet, of making very brief speeches, he has a good future as a rabbi. i know ma

before i knew it, we were talking about judaism. now, it was an amazing conversation to me, because i did not realize how deep his faith was, how knowledgeable he was of the torah, something i've been studying for decades as a non-jew. i found this incredible connection to him around the principles that he spoke about at the top of his speech, p prince -- this idea of living a good and moral life. but what was amazing to me over the last 11 years that i've been in the senate is that maybe some joking from time to time about jutism, but we -- judaism but we haven't had much of a discussion the torah than that day. he's never invited me to a minion, never prayed together, i traveled around the whole world but that first conversation was the most we ever talked about his religion and his faithfulness. but what's amazing to me is even though we haven't spoken about it, as someone who knows and loves the religion, i will say i have seen it in him every single day. in my faith there's a theologian that says everywhere you go, preach the g

and today i want to teach you those are what zionists are and it's not what judaism stands for. >> i want to double up this video if i can. first i want to play this new video we just got in. this is a european basketball game. it's a playoff game and it was disrupted by anti-semitic protesters. you can see them running across there. we have kind of seen this thing before. so that's fascinating. what i find extraordinarily troubling to couple with this is what we saw last night in new york city when you had these young people out protesting and appraising luigi mangione and saying when is the next ceo going to die. i don't know but it seems to me like these anti-semitic protests have literally given people they believe the authority to say we can kill whoever we want. >> it's the same warped ideology with all of these folks. they are completely divorced from reality and ethics. this is a generation that was raised on tiktok and it's part of why we've decided as a nation that we can't have the ccp indoctrinating our kids via social media. it's a complete failure of our country to inst

what common bond can you find between catholicism and judaism on this unique moment? testament and god's choice of the people of israel. the church calls herself the new israel. we're united in our faith in one god and that's what is important these days. an american secularism has been on the rise. treating religion as an obstacle. the anti-semitism is horrendous. justification of hatred in the name of some kind of strange greater good. there is no greater good than love of neighbor and respect for other religions. i'm happy, rabbi, we're celebrating the feast on the same day. jesus said i'm the light of the world. the star that appeared over bethlehem is symbolic of that light. light, truth, peace, joy, reverence for god. this is what we share in common and this is, i think, beautiful to celebrate together. >> julie: it couldn't come at a better time. the "washington post" has an op-ed. the headline reads christmas and hanukkah have more in common than you think. both holidays share the universal human phenomenon of wanting light and warmth as it gets dark and cold.

that giant menorah on our national mall lighting up for judaism's eight-night festival of lights. >>>e united states now has our own national bird. president biden signed a bill this week designating the bald eagle with the honors. and it of course soared through congress unanimously. the eagle long a symbol for the usa, never actually been designated officially. there is still no comment tonight from the humble turkey, however, which ben franklin once called, quote, a much more respectable bird. >>> and it was a christmas wish come true at virginia's metro richmond zoo. a brand new rare pygmy hippo calf born earlier this month, there she is, clocked in at a healthy 15 pounds and could get up to a whopping 600 pounds before it's all said and done. now, she hasn't been named just yet. for now she's spending time bonding with her mother in private. but rest assured when the time's right she will be moved where zoo visitors can celebrate her arrival. >>> when we come back, a final holiday message from our own lester holt and a tribute to the hard-working team that gets this broadcast on

assert their spiritual and jewish identity, and to not allow anyone to remove the spiritual aspects of judaismmake sure that your institutions are well lit. the access points are closely monitored. and of course, if you're not already doing so, make sure that your institution is practicing lockdown and evacuation drills. the anti-defamation league reports more than 10,000 anti-semitic incidents in the u.s. since the october 7th attack on israel, and the rate since then has doubled compared to the year prior to the hamas attack. right there, they're lighting the menorah in union square, san francisco, last year. they're going to do it again tomorrow night. it's beautiful. switching now to christmas. the big guy already very busy. take a live look at the norad santa tracker. let's see where santa is right now. i'm getting word that he is near puerto rico. and the reindeer. looking good. they're not even remotely tired. they're going to make it all right. right. now, let's check in with marcus washington, with the people that make this whole thing happen. is santa ever not trending this time of y

believe in a form of reincarnation and recognize traditional figures and as long as christianity, judaism and hinduism, as they speak arabic and rally merry outside the face of tara area in mount lebanon, them to the northeast of the country is the center. the true is paleface. and going back as far as the 15th century, one family name has become a list synonymous with the drew as worldwide the jump gloves, family hands lebanon's drew's community as a major power in lebanese politics, the signature of the jin who led the jenny fled. danielle shop, so we sold 8 of the met him. he's a heavy jungle that had an awful lot of the same in the way to do a lot of general blow up the big jump. lot a and yeah i the, the, the, i take them to the legend the, he must have an issue because he did a little then then the agent then know where he had a look in. yeah. and then it says the but i can how give me a heads up this morning john brad was the for all the let me have a fucking to deal with 10 to get the amount on this is be sure for the month, but it's much simpler the when the driver, outside of th

assert their spiritual and jewish identity, and to not allow anyone to remove the spiritual aspects of judaism. make sure that your institutions are well lit. the access points are closely monitored. and of course, if you're not already doing so, make sure that your institution is practicing lockdown and evacuation drills. the anti-defamation league reports more than 10,000 anti-semitic incidents in the u.s. since the october 7th attack on israel, and the rate since then is double what it was compared to the year prior to the hamas attack. switching back to christmas, the big guy, already very busy. as we take a live look at the norad santa. i am told is over argentina right now. here's our marcus washington with the people that make it happen. is santa ever not trending this time of year? well, he and his reindeer, believe it or not, are already on their way. and so far he's delivered more than 2 billion gifts and many moreo go. for you, the younger viewers out there. something for you. you may not know this, but north american aerospace defense command center or norad, it makes it easy for e

be published in muslim, right then she must, you know, reject in all forms, all kinds of zionism, judaism knew, she wouldn't do business with them and to their phone, they won't be a culture, cost the owner and the jewish hospital. oh my god. so she owns a cafe in the jewish hospital, echo shut the coffee, a kosher cafe that just is not kosher. that's actually hot around. so leaving canada, which after all is still a member of the british commonwealth and old king charles sausage fingers is the head of stage still over there. it's also democratic, right? yeah, so democratic speaking a democracy at 2 tier care, the prime minister, the most a long popular, i'm prime minister in history. you know, last week we learned that what do we actually have a decent prime minister in the u. k. and the last of 50 years have a 2 tier career certainly is not at all you. we've got a petition launched in the u. k. $3000000.00 people basically hold them to get on his bike and take off, let's say what to do here is adamant that if you don't like what's going on and you would like to complain about it, that's

assert their spiritual and jewish identity, and to not allow anyone to remove the spiritual aspects of judaism. make sure that your institutions are well lit, the access points are closely monitored. and of cour, if you're not already doing so, make sure that your institution is practicing lockdown and evacuation drills. the anti-defamation league reports more than 10,000 anti-semitic incidents in the u.s. since the october 7th attack on israel, and the rate since then is double what it was compared to the year prior with hamas attack. well, if our response team had a christmas tree, it would stand tall all year long, surrounded with gifts for viewers like you. consumer investigator chris skidmore just penned the team's annual message, and he has a tradition of making it rhyme. and, well, it's no different this time. good morning. twas the night before christmas. and on our small team, we're basically following our normal routine. we're taking calls and emails from viewers like you. because a corporate grinch is making you stew. like renee in the east bay, a rental car business owed her $350,

between the two, as they seem to be quite compatible to me and all the great religions, islam and judaism and so forth, they have a moral and ethical standards and i think that they all compatible with the basic principles of the universal declaration, declaration of human rights. well, thank you all. i one of the things that i've always admired about president carter is the epigraph to why not the best is from reinhold niebuhr. can you quote it the sad duty of politics is to establish justice in a central world, sinful world and very few americans of this or any generation have done as much to fulfill that duty as you. thank you, sir. thank you.

and judaism. maybe because they're not as top-down oriented.ongregation can decide for themselves, this is the way they want to proceed. it is psychedelics in general that have this capacity to sort of beat into -- leak into common practices. >> if you started a church, i would join it. >> let's talk after in the tent. >> we are in a moment where organized religion is hemorrhaging believers. people are losing faith in institutions, and in particular, in large, organized religions that ask a lot of their believers. and i think one of the really interesting suggestions that psychedelic churches make to the people who come to them is you can cut the middlemen out and you can use these tools to sort of build a new and personal relationship with god or divinity, or just with the concept of somebody being a person of faith, so i think it gives people radical freedom to go back to the drawing board and reimagine their relationship with some pretty loaded terms like spirituality, religion, god, faith, and one thing i have been really interested in and

actually the first time you saw judaism and christianity coming together was 2,000 years ago in a tinyllage called bethlehem when a jewish baby named jesus was born to be the savior of the world. we talk about faith in today's world n. a year marked by hurricanes, political strife, political tensions, what does a baby born 2,000 years ago have to do with today? the answer is everything. it is god's message that he loves us. paul said it this way. if god is for us, who can be against us? if he didn't spare his own son, won't he also freely give us everything else? you know, rich, somebody has said if man's greatest need had been an education god would have sent a teacher. our greatest need for money god would have sent an economist. our greatest need was for a savior, forgiveness and why god sent a savior. for unto you is born this day in the city of david a savior which is christ the lord. that's good news and why faith makes a difference. faith means god loves us and has proven his love by sending us his greatest gift. >> rich: what did you make of the pope's message calling for peace

protestant churches, not the catholic church, some -- and the quaker community to a degree, and in judaism, maybe because they are not as top- down oriented, so a congregation can decide for themselves this is the way they want to proceed. so it, you know, it is psychedelics in general that have this capacity to sort of leak into the spiritual practices more widely. >> if you start a church, i would join it. >> let's talk after in the tent. >> i think we are in this fascinating moment where organized religion is hemorrhaging believers. you know, people i think are losing faith in institutions, and in particular in, you know, large, organized religions that ask a lot of their believers. and i think one of the really interesting suggestions that psychedelic churches, you know, make to the people who come to them is you can cut the middleman out and you can use these tools to sort of build a new and personal relationship with god or the divinity, or just with the concept of somebody being a person of faith. so i think it gives people this radical freedom to go back to the drawing board and re

. >> the first provincial constitution ruggedized judaism is religion with the provincial constitution to the first jewish american elected if the new world was in the provincial assembly and sally the first jewish american killed in the revolution was in charleston, south carolina. that's where i up. the full total assimilation of the jewish community into south carolina has always been, and then, and then you had that and then you had evangelical churches truly the biblical references that those who stand with israel shall prosper and those who don't, there are consequences. it's a universal support. and then i'm not, i'm so please that indeed i have never in south carolina experienced anti-semitism. i'm just appalled at what they see and i was really proud of elise stefanik. i was at the education and workforce committee with chairman virginia foxx, and to have the university presidents indicate that anti-semitism of calling for the death of jews, you need to consider the context. what? i mean, this -- that come and they say that sadly, that in really grateful and working with our u

that moment human beings looked at the combined commitment of the great religions, christianity, judaismbuddhism, and so forth, hinduism, and they took the finest elements of one of every one of those religions and put them down into a brief paragraph that describes a universal declaration of human rights. that was almost a perfect picture of how everybody should be treated. a politically, equal rights. the united nations security council has abandoned its commitment to peace. if you are a powerful nation with a permanent member and you have the right to veto, you can do almost anything. the security council will not condemn you. i think the united states has sent armed troops to about 30 countries to fight under the approval of the united nations since the second world war. other countries can do the same thing, if they are powerful enough. i wrote an op-ed for the "new york times" two years ago that showed the u.s. is now violating 10 of the 30 paragraphs in the universal declaration of human rights. a lot of those related to the discrimination against women, supposed to be equal, not

judaism said it's our morals and values and spirituality and bringing those ideas into the world brings light and goodness into the world and what we have to bring today. >> griff: rabbi and father, it has been so great to have you here. what an important moment it is for the coming together of the two religions and finding the common bond in a time that couldn't be more important. christmas eve. john roberts is next with "the faulkner focus." >> john: thank you so much. christmas eve snowflakes set the holiday move falling on the tree in fox square this morning. this is "the faulkner focus" i'm john roberts . people in parts of the upper midwest and northeast will likely get a white christmas this year. the scenes, there is a flip side, could make travel a challenge. people at several airports across the country say it's already very busy. >> the check-in has been really long. atlanta is really busy this time of year. >> really busy and everyone on top of each other. >> wow, busy, traffic. a lot of people. >> usually this line has nobody in it and now it is rather long. >> i know the a

choir has come together for christmas eve performances, and today is the first night of hanukkah, judaism's eight day festival of lights. hundreds of people are expected to attend this evening's ceremony to light the first candle of the giant menorah at san francisco's union square. this is the 49th year of the event. music will begin at 330, with the lighting at 5 p.m. legendary concert promoter bill graham built the menorah and headed up the tradition until his death in 1991. there have only been four times since 1900 that the first night of hanukkah and christmas day shared the same day. and if you need to get one last ingredient for your christmas meals today, or really a last minute gift to your list of stores, open today. and while they'll close some safeways and food for less stores are open today. some cvs pharmacies are open today as well. walgreens is open today under normal hours, but it really depends on the location, so be sure to check online or call them in advance. trader joe's, costco, sam's club and whole foods are closed today. walmart and target stores are closed today a

in fact, when she married adam, urea agreed to convert to judaism, but never did.know the minute she showed up in italy. in puerto rico, we call it ay bendito factor, just the-- ay bendito. oh, poor thing. yeah, exactly. it's this mother of two. like, how could she be charged of this crime? and was telling people she was jewish. poor me. look at me. they're accusing me. and i'm just a widow. i'm just a jewish girl trying to get help. and my husband was killed. and here i am in florence. and for the jewish community, there they felt it was a mitzvah to help her. i mean, it's part of-- you have to help a widow. it's an obligation to help a widow. and she knew that, so she was playing that card. she played all of them too. all of them. narrator: assistant us attorney, ruiz-santiago says urea used false birth certificates to perpetuate her ruse. and that was done with the intention that she obtained a certification from the jewish community of florence stating that she was a jew and her daughters born in italy were jewish, so that she could then relocate from italy to

. >> for now visitors can experience the rich history of judaism to the museums thousands of currentnukkah is about their freedom that was brought win they brought new light back to the temple and some areas need new light and this gives us hope we can someday get back to the concept of letting around the world. >> a remarkable peace of history there at the museum of the bible happy hanukkah to everyone celebrating tonight and beyond. that's it for us today thank you for joining us peer i am shannon bream you and yours a happy and healthy 2025 it would be great. we will see next week and next year for a citynews toronto -- fox news sunda y morning. we are following breaking news out of san leandro. you're taking a live look at the scene this morning where evacuations are underway after a gas leak. our crews on the scene and will have the very latest coming up in a live report. and new surveillance video showing a multi-vehicle crash that sent several people to the hospital near west oakland, bart involving bart police cars.

catholics in public while keeping their forbidden jewish faith hidden, a phenomenon known as crypto-judaism encanta las montanas. >> yo creo basicamente el fundador eligio este lugar justamente para estar protegido con las montanas y por quÉ habia inquisicion en todos lados? >> so they felt safer hiding in the mountains. >> of course, for the first jewish settlers life under spanish rule was dangerous. >> if exposed, they faced brutal execution. while the crypto-jews had to conceal their identity, their food couldn't be suppressed and their legacy lives on in the state's classic dishes. >> restaurante esta muy bueno. ah para tener una comida realmente representa la zona. >> katya has taken me to a pioneering restaurant that's celebrating this little known jewish history. >> hola, amigos. hugo guajardo, eva vamos a la okay. >> chef hugo guajardo is the founder of el ronco bueno. >> conuco es un cuarto bajo la escalera. pero en si lo trata es como si una metafora. no. >> that's what the name means. >> yeah. it's like a hidden room where you keep everything that you forgot about. >> now i know

assert their spiritual and jewish identity, and to not allow anyone to remove the spiritual aspects of judaismour institutions are well lit. the access points are closely monitored. and of course, if you're not already doing so, make sure that your institution is practicing lockdown and evacuation drills. the anti-defamation league reports more than 10,000 anti-semitic incidents in the u.s. since the october 7th attack on israel, and the rate since then is double whait was compared to the year prior to the hamas attack. well, if you've noticed, the outrageous cost for egg these days, eggs these days, don't expect it to change anytime soon. things have gotten so bad. in some cases, stores are rationing egg sales. prices nationally right now are nearly 10% higher than they were one year ago. the shortage is the result of the bird flu, not only here in the bay area, but across the nation. good news is, according to bay area news group, the department of agriculture does see things improving next year with prices easing during the first quarter. but the shortage is likely to linger through at leas

assert their spitual and jewish identity, and to not allow anyone to remove the spiritual aspects of judaismr institutions are well lit, the access points are closely monitored. andf course, if you're not already doing so, make sure that your institution is practicing lockdown and evacuation drills. the anti-defamation league reports more than 10,000 anti-semitic incidents in the u.s. since the october 7th attack on israel, and the rate since then has doubled what it was compared to the year prior. with the hamas attack back here locally. a live look outside while highway 50 and the sierra south of lake tahoe in meyers. look at that. driving conditions clear right now. no chain restrictions as well. that is likely to change with that new storm rolling in. tahoe insider kevin cooper with kile pass resorts says all the snowfall before the new year is setting things up for a great season. it's unusual that we get a thanksgiving and then a christmas surprise, so things are really good when it comes down to in those terms, like we've seen people come up, they got their thanksgiving turns in, they

that means most christians know few if any and little if anything about judaism. we were celebrating differently. i didn't know why. hanukkah is the festival of lights. we light candles, pray and commemorate the rededication of the aincient temple in jerusale. ha it celebrates the light of religious christmas. christmas celebrates baby jesus whose birth represents the purest form of god's love for us all. 2000 years ago, a scholar advocated for hanukkah to begin by lighting eight candles the first night, seven the next, then six, finally lighting one the last night. he was overruled by the great rabbi who mandated one candle the first, then two, then three, all the way to eight for the last night. the reason was, we should always increase the holiness and light we bring into the world. given that beautiful imperative, it's a shame that my christian neighbors never invited us over to decorate their tree or share christmas dinner. we never invited them over to light candles or for brisket and potato latkes. every december was a missed opportunity. the first night of

. >> for now, visitors can experience the rich history of judaism through the museum's thousands of current exhibits. just in time for hanukkah. >> hanukkah is about the freedom that the maccabees brought when they brought new light back to the temple. and in some ways, we're in a world right now that needs new light. but even this can give hope that maybe someday we can get back to that concept of light being all around the world. >> absolutely remarkable pieces of history over there at the museum of the bible. happy hanukkah to everyone who is celebrating tonight and beyond that is it for us today. thank you for joining us. i'm shannon bream, wishing you and yours a happy and healthy 2025. it's going to be great. we'll see you next week and next year for fox news sunday. >> this is a fox news alert. former

it's important for americans and people around the world to realize that israel is not netanyahu and judaism is not netanyahu. he is a politician like any other and if it puts a bit of daylight between him and the country for the international audience, we would have done our job. >> the new documentary "the bibi files" opens in select theaters and will be available to stream online at jolt.film on wednesday. that's jolt.film. alex and alexis both very much, this looks really incredible. thank you. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," from school desegregation to the civil rights movement to black lives matter, our next guest is examining the last century of civil rights act vichl and the role that young americans have played in shaping our democracy. our democracy. (vo) memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may seem like normal aging but could be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. the sooner you talk to your doctor, the more options you may have. learn more at amyloid.com. go-friends, gather! keke! chris! jason! boop! friends. let's go, let's go, friends! hold onto your

christianity is grounded in, based upon, related to in every detail, judaism.w's gospel, you have to go through the genealogy of jesus, which lays out his lengthy and detailed jewish heritage. and so there is a sign of hope, too, i think, the coming together of christianity and judaism. we see it in a fresh way. >> this year, of course, the exceptional year where the two start at the same time. bishop and rabbi, thank you so much for joining us, both of you, on this christmas week. also this week, kwanzaa, as mentioned. the nationally recognized celebration of african culture and community in the united states since its founding in 1966. kwanzaa begins on thursday. the non-religious holiday spans seven days, through new year's day. the celebration emerged during the black freedom movement as a way to reconnect black communities in the u.s. with important african cultural traditions that were severed by the transatlantic slave trade. everybody celebrating this week. >>> still ahead, ranking member of the house budget committee democratic congressman brendan boyl

. >> for now, visitors can experience the rich history of judaism through the museum's thousands of current exhibits. just in time for hanukkah. >> hanukkah is about the freedom that the maccabees brought when they brought new light back to the temple. and in some ways, we're in a world right now that needs new light. but even this can give hope that maybe someday we can get back to that concept of light being all around the world. >> absolutely remarkable pieces of history over there at the museum of the bible. happy hanukkah to everyone who is celebrating tonight and beyond that is it for us today. thank you for joining us. i'm shannon bream, wishing you and yours a happy and healthy 2025. it's going to be great. we'll see you next week and next year for fox news sunday. >> this is a fox news alert. former president jimmy carter has died at the age of 100. hello everyone. i'm lisa boothe, along with guy benson, sarah carter and doctor marc siegel. and welcome to a special two hour extended edition of the big weekend show. carter, the longest lived american president, devoted much of his p

. >> 30 something was one of the first shows that was about a character who was wrestling with judaismnd christianity being melded into the same family. >> i didn't grow up celebrating christmas. i grew up celebrating hanukkah. >> it's time to light the hanukkah candles. >> for me, as a kid, christmas for jews was chinese food and movies hanukkah is eight nights too long. and so once adam sandler came out with eight crazy nights, it made me feel not so alone. >> happy hanukkah. >> it's a story of adam sandler during hanukkah. so now when you think of hanukkah, i think of eight crazy nights. so we got one, everybody. we got one. >> of course, there's a lot of people out there that don't celebrate christmas or hanukkah, but they do celebrate something else, like kwanzaa. >> you brought us christmas presents. >> no i didn't. these are kwanzaa gifts, sinclair. >> and then you have seinfeld with a holiday that doesn't even actually exist. >> a festivus for the rest of us on seinfeld. >> festivus is an invention of george's dad, george festivus is your heritage. >> it is part of who you are,

be published in muslim, right then she must, you know, reject in all forms, all kinds of zionism, judaism knew, she wouldn't do business with them and to the phone so you won't be a cost for a car owner and the jewish hospital. oh my god. so she owns a coffee in the jewish hospital at cushion coffee, a kosher cafe that just is not kosher. that's actually hot around. so leaving canada, which after all is still a member of the british commonwealth and old king charles sausage fingers is the head of stage still over there. it's also democratic, right? yeah, so democratic speaking a democracy at 2 tier care, the prime minister, the most a long, populous upfront minister in history. you know, last week we learned that what do we actually have a decent prime minister in the u. k. in the last, uh, 50 years have a 2 tier cure certainly is not at all you. we've got a petition launched in the u. k. 3000000 people basically hold him to get on his bike and take off. let's say what to do here is adamant that if you don't like what's going on and you would like to complain about it, that's if you're no

it's important for americans and people around the world to realize that israel is not netanyahu and judaismeaters and will be available to stream online at jolt.film on wednesday. alex gibney and alexis bloom thank you both. this looks incredible. >>> next, look at the other stories making headlines this morning. dlines this morning. rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. what does treating dry eye differently feel like? ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ for relief that feels ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ ask your eye doctor about prescription miebo. ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showin

defiant in the face of injustice, which also resonates with a central tenet of judaism, of tikkun olam we have a responsibility to repair the world, to make it better. of course, these connections aren't a coincidence. jesus was a jew, the most famous jew after adam sandler. he was a rabbi. his first followers. the first christians were jews like him. they kept kosher and were circumcised and didn't call their mother enough. they also, like jesus, celebrated hanukkah. but hanukkah isn't technically one of the major jewish holidays. it celebrates the maccabean revolt and victory against the greek syrian empire, who temporarily taken over judea a couple of hundred years before jesus was born. hanukkah translates as dedication in hebrew, a language that jesus spoke and refers to the lighting of the menorah in the temple in jerusalem. it's a holiday of defiance of jews fighting against the attempted erasure of our peoplehood, a fighting for the right of self—determination in our indigenous homeland, which is the definition of zionism, by the way, it's a zionist holiday. it's somewhat fitti