a neocon. we have seen auto too much war mongering going on both sides. >> steve: do you have a different candidatemp. >> steve: your guy is trump. >> absolutely. >> steve: i was looking for other voices. lizzy? >> i absolutely support nikki haley. i was privileged to meet her on this show, actually. i love that she recently said that anti-zionism is anti-semitism. we not heard the current white house say that i would like a leader that acknowledges that anti-israel ideology leads to jew hatred in america. >> steve: great analysis from all of you. they're going to stick around and continue the conversation throughout the morning. we thank you very much for joining us. >> steve: i have some of my wife's cookies upstairs i will bring them down. they are delicious. >> thank you. >> steve: coming up, pack your patience, this thanksgiving could be the busiest travel season ever. the weather adding to the chaos. a serious story we cannot forget about this holiday season and we were just talking about it, the war in israel rages on. lawrence went to the united nations yesterday to watch a screening of the

ains have a chance in one year. >> steve: we have a chance right now. w york? i mean. rather stay here. >> brian: could we seek asylum? >> steve: are there any tennessee officials in the house? >> ainsley: will you build us a studio? we don't have to pay taxes. >> lawrence: i'm sure governor bill lee would love us here. >> brian: maybe. maybe not. >> ainsley: it's 16 minutes after the top of the hour. p. diddy accused of sex trafficking, abuse by a former girlfriend. a live report next. plus, cutting bark on one teaspoon of salt just as well as some blood pressure medicine. that's according to a new study we're going to ask dr. janette nesheiwat if there is any truth to this. >> lawrence: that's going to help brian. >> brian: she was a star. youngsest start of the stage last night. >> veterans and that's what i am accepting this award to bring awareness to our veterans to remind them that they matter, this we do care. >> brian: yep, 18-year-old preston sharp joins us live after winning the young patriot award last night. lawrence lawrence first, here is

>> lawrence: it has a new orleans feel. >> steve: bourbon street going on. 60 degrees, going for highhe high was the patriot awards. >> ainsley: we've had so much fun here. >> brian: been fantastic. i like this audience a little bit better, they are fantastic, louder. john rich just wrote another hit song. >> ainsley: unbelievable. >> steve: they are not buying you. >> ainsley: a lot of veterans in the audience, we will talk to you after the news and get your reaction. thank you for waking up early and supporting fox, we are one big family here. we are so appreciative you watch every morning. >> steve: thereings was a feeling of family last night. this is a beautiful arena and it felt like everybody was on the same page celebrating great american heroes who are everyday people. when push came to shove and they had to be in the right place at the right time, these people were there and saved lives and changed lives. >> lawrence: if you missed it last time, here is what happened. watch. >> for the first time ever, my wife and i brought all of our kids to the patriot awards this year. th

life is a gift, share more. >> steve: a fox news alert.2:00 in the afternoon. and you are looking at israel's southern border with gaza. now in its sixth and final day of an extended cease-fire deal. will they continue it today? well, cia director william burns now in qatar reportedly pushing for a major hostage deal with hamas during a secret meeting with israel's masad chief as investigators and negotiators are trying to or allegedly calling to extend it further. is this the right move? fox news contributor and former secretary of state and cia director. he has a very long business card. mike pompeo joins us live. >> great to be with you, steve. >> good to be with you as well. in a melting like that. you have got m mossad. what exactly does the cia director do? >> two things, right? i think director burns has data and brings that to bear. here is what we know the mossad folks and the other israeli intelligence services showing their picture of the battlefield and knowledge of the whereabouts of the hostages, who is holding them and how t

. >> ainsley: she is a grown adult. >> steve: nikki haley. made it career she is not a fan of tiktok it. could be used as a spy device. we have heard republicans say that but, nonetheless, she came out swinging. and ron desantis, who had another good night, he played it relatively safe. here he is. >> brian: just on this pointed if you don't mind, i want to make a point. the reason why the russians have those provinces because they took them. they did a previous invasion. and do you know what barack obama did in ukraine? he gave them blankets and mres. it's not as if these people actually separated. the russians came in and took it. and because we had no response, the weak response during the obama years set up what happened last year and then trump, at least, gave them weapons and training so they would be able to fight for themselves and they have fought. to say call a jewish guy a nazi, the president of ukraine, you have your own ukraine policy. i appreciate that just don't misstate. and the reason why that church that has been sanctioned a

little glass. >> steve: no, upside down. >> brian: i know. like a no. what he just said anyway -- [laughter] '. >> brian: backwards so everyone. >> steve: he said upside down in that famous soundbite. >> brian: i know. >> steve: something else that todd ran where bobby knight threw the chair, right? >> ainsley: right. >> steve: that's the most iconic image of bobby knight where he throws the chair. do you know why he did that? >> brian: no. >> ainsley: a bad call from a ref the hoosiers his team were called for three fouls in 59 seconds. and he had had it up to here so he threw the chair. >> brian: so i blame the refs. >> ainsley: my dad was a coach. loved this guy. >> steve: you talked to bobby knight about that. >> ainsley: we did. he was on the curvey couch years ago. the hoosiers. i'm not even thinking but when he -- when todd said the hoosiers, that was dad's favorite movie. we were able to meet with him and talk with him. brian bruno yeah it was great. one of the first big backers with donald trump. he came here when donald trump was running f

a dozen. we just started with steve doocy. on in. >> they got a great radio station carrying the brian kilmeade show and teddy roosevelt museum. >> that's being built in north dakota. he spent time in north dakota. he credits his time in north dakota for how he ended up being president. he had the heel up, as you know. >> he lost his mom and daughter the same day. >> tonight you are going to the gutfeld show. >> top of the rock. hamilton, doing the rockettes, of course. "fox & friends." >> brian: nobody will get arrested because we don't have bail money. that's right. no bail. >> the all american christmas tree is still standing. the one at the white house tipped over. yeah. something there. >> brian: quit announcement. pleasant beach new jersey tonight. the bush library saturday, texas and alabama on sunday. hope te everybody. >> ainsley: brian kilmeade.com. >> thank you. >> bill: they invited everybody but us, dana. what's up with that? >> dana: maybe next

>> steve: we would like a deal to get those hostages out. trey, thank you very much. now before the top of the hour. ainsley is downstairs. >> ainsley: that's right. thank you, steve. new polling released on president biden's birthday yesterday was anything but a gift. biden losing to former president trump in a head-to-head matchup for the first anytime nbc's poll history. maybe most concerning for the biden camp though, his cratering approval rating among independents, a voting block that's becoming increasingly important, especially in those key swing states. we are back with our voter panel to weigh in on this. raise your hand if you are an independent. i will start with you, lizy. tell us what you think about his birthday, 81 years old, are you concerned and who do you think you will vote for? >> you know, i am concerned but i'm not necessarily concerned about his age. i am concerned about this administration as a whole. you know, i really appreciate president biden's support of israel and what he has said if something was to happen due to his age, i would fear wh

and that -- that would be a big part of the reason why. >> steve: are they going to wheel out a big cage? is everybody going to sing to him today? >> brian: and pardon the turkey. >> peter: he has to pardon the turkeys and hitting the road for a week in nantucket. >> brian: he needs to relax. >> ainsley: five boxes of candles. >> brian: the "wall street journal" says given biden's age and obvious decline running for re-election is an act of profound selfishness. >> steve: that's why his family this weekend should say, you know, uncle joe, time to go. >> brian: you are suggesting an intervention. >> steve: here's the problem with the biden family. they love being the first family. >> brian: they are good at interventions i imagine. probably tried that quite a few times with other members. >> steve: people love being friends with the president. unfortunately you look at him is he really the best we have got? >> brian: don't worry, kamala is there in case of emergency. >> lawrence: barack obama telling him 2016 joe you don't have to do this. >> steve: he picked hillary. >> ainsley: there is

it's very popular -- >> steve: "searching for italy. >> jimmy: obviously. a great -- yeah. read this passage >> mm. mm, mm, mm, mm, delicious. [ laughter and applause >> steve: wow. he said, "mmm. wow. >> jimmy: yeah dave matthews. >> steve: dave matthews from dave matthews band >> jimmy: uh-huh he read this passage >> i did not attempt to suppress a photograph of my house. [ laughter and applause >> steve: wow. wow. was there anyone else? >> jimmy: finally, there was one more person. >> steve: oh, really one more >> jimmy: yeah can you give me a -- like a -- ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, good bruce springsteen read this passage. >> steve: oh, really >> jimmy: yeah >> i remember sydney standing on stage shouting, "i don't need any of you! i'm charlie chaplin's son and i have $500,000 in the bank. >> jimmy: there you go [ cheers and applause thank you, very much it's a fascinating - >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: fascinating listen some business news, i saw that nike is suing new balance and skechers for allegedly stealing their shoe-making technology [ audience oohs new balance said the alle

kind of natural now. >> steve: we were out on broadway. you have ae were doing and you came over. what i noticed with a lot of people is because they watch fox news all day long, it's kind of like we are all that's a fox guy. whatever his name is. that fox guy. >> the fox guys, my friends in the morning. >> brian: you were thinking about going and now you are definitely going? >> yeah, absolutely. i was planning on coming around and hanging out and see if i could maybe find tickets. i see him hanging out on broadway. i know this guy. >> lawrence: who did you choose to be your guest to show up? >> i'm kind of working on that right now. >> lawrence: using it as a dating tool. >> my mom is always my backup date. she is going to try to make it if i can't find someone. >> ainsley: tell us about you. >> songwriter. typical thing that most people do i play music. i got a group yours for the taking me and my brother. kind of grew up around music no brain tore come to nashville. >> steve: i'm ready to audition. i'm working on my baritone. yesterday, after we

everything just a thousand laughs so, congratulations to everyone over at at "gutenberg!" -- >> steveapplause >> jimmy: -- and the james earl jones theatre anna, call me if you want to go see a show guys, today's friday, that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. i check my inbox, i return some e-mails, and, of course, i send out "thank you notes." and i was just wondering if you guys - [ cheers and applause -- wouldn't mind i'd like to write out some "thank you notes," right now james, can i have some thank you note writing music, please ♪ [ light laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: that's good. can you do it in, like, an organ style? can you play like -- vin-vin-vin-vin-vin-vin -- [ mlb charge jingle ♪ [ rhythmic clapping >> jimmy: not hearing? >> steve: i can hear it. [ mlb charge jingle intensifies ♪ [ rhythmic clapping intensifies ♪ >> jimmy: oh [ bell dinging ] yeah that's the jam, right there. [ mimicking charge jingle ♪ [ charge played rhythmically ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, yeah >> steve: what was that? you sat in front of her? >> jimmy: yeah, she was right there. [ laug

that's not exactly a great situation to be in right now. >> steve: no i had canning. hy save for a rainy day. it's rainy right now. >> stuart: you mentioned before -- what was the end of the world sex? is that what you were talking about before. i think you were actually. that livens up the interview, doesn't it. >> steve: after natural disasters like that where nine months later there would be some sort of a baby boom suddenly all these young americans born and it's how do you explain that? well, remember what happened nine months ago? >> stuart: americans want to consume again, get back into that mode. they can't afford it the way they would like to do it but that's the mode they are in. spend it even though you don't have it. go into debt. save less. that's what is happening. >> steve: check out stuart's show. it is great. it's over 9:00 this morning eastern time. it's varney and company and then american built monday nights on fox business. thank you very much. >> thanks, steve. >> steve: yes, sir. meanwhile, what kind of a day is it going to be? ask j.d. >> janice

a 3d camera serves as their eye. breaking news, steveunds or double what hercules can. idea of robotic systems is safety for the human worker and speed. put up the full screen. we will spend 1062 this holiday season. amazon wants a piece of thattac. i'm joined by scott, the vp of robotics. i know you have the speed down pat, i ordered sheets at 8:00 and they were on my doorstep at 10:00. no extra cost for that. what about consumers are you competing to get things les expensive? >> sure. we are thinking about customers and value and how to make our operations efficient as possible and share that price benefit with our customers. >> items will be cheaper? >> that is part of our job to make sure people get prices they love. >> all the shopping, three quarters of everything we buy is already touched by a robot and that will get more intense. as i send it back to you guys, look at this raceway for the robots, they are charging themselves and weighing themselves all by themselves. >> steve: it looks like the roomba, that cleans the carpet. tha

we have a medical ship right off the coast. >> steve: i'm in the nation's capital a day after 300,000 peacefully rallied against antisemitism and for the safe return of the 200 plus hostages. we'll have more on the march for israel in just a moment. first to alex hogan live on the ground in northern israel. alex. good morning, increased tension here, a major attack takes place on the hillside. we ran downstairs to the bomb shelter. there is a camera able to see what is taking place. we saw 15 incoming rockets. you can see the smoke there. the hillside is the border of lebanon. rockets were fired from hezbollah. look at the south, major escalation in gaza as idf presses forward entering the achievements hospital, the largest hospital in gaza where idf said today is found weapons, ammunition and infrastructure inside the hospital. that is something we heard from the pentagon confirming that they believe hamas has been using some medical facilities as places to store weapons and potentially store hostages, as well. more will come throughout the day about what they find after this stalema

>> steve: each one's a little better >> jimmy: yeah, i think this next one might be the one. >> steve cue cards, and i think this might be it. all right, here we go. it says, "bit-o-honey is the perfect halloween candy if you wanna chew on something until thanksgiving." [ laughter ] ♪ it just kinda sticks in there. it kind of stays in there and you go "oh, yeah." >> steve: i just love it >> jimmy: and you go - out of all of the molasses candies -- >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: of all the molasses chewable candies, bit-o-honey is up there. >> tariq: it's definitely up there. >> jimmy: let's see the results here [ drumroll ] [ audience oohs ♪ all right, might be the other one. but i think it's gonna be this one. >> steve: they said "thank you, no." >> jimmy: this one, not only i'm -- i'm saying it's going to be this one. but this one might even get a standing ovation >> steve: really [ light laughter ] it's that good >> jimmy: i don't know if it's that good. i just feel like the audience wants to stand >> steve: a little pep, yeah [ laughter ] seventh inning stretch >> jimmy: maybe we could

when he gives a speech, what is the word to describe it? he goes off. >> steve: word salad, he walks away, people are ready for a change and who is the alternative? donald trump. they see what is happening to donald trump in the courtroom and don't feel it is two-tiered justice. >> brian: especially the civil trial. i watch the channel sometimes to see what legal analysts say, they cannot pretend this is fair. younger voters and political independents, black voters 73-23, only eight for trump last time. latino vote, trump within four now and women divide, 34 plus 30 for biden. >> steve: talk about the younger voters. >> lawrence: i guess as you watch, you think it could not get worse for the president, it looks bad for him amongst other groups. younger voters, my generation and people 35 and younger. 47% is for the president and 48% say they would vote for donald trump. this is huge. i think ainsley, a lot of us, i'm 30 and just bought my first house, people are ready to do that and interest rates went up, on basic level of economics, it looks like my generation

a microphone. thank you very much. and. >> steveo be okay? >> we are in nashville. you will be okay. >> brian: thank you for waking up with us. you are all in my view eligible to host a morning show. [applause] >> brian: we do all these studies what matters to people. can you give me top three things that will effect your vote. the top three things that matter most to you. >> energy, inflation, economy. >> brian: how are they going right now in those three? >> horrible. horrible. i'm back four years ago much better off before this president and now i'm back what i was four years ago. >> brian: if you look at the numbers, if you look at the growth and job numbers, the president says bidenomics is working. his consultants say stop talking about it. how do the numbers look so positive but, yet, most people say the economy, only 7% say the economy is excellent. >> well, there is people getting double jobs. two, three jobs. that's why the numbers are going up. everybody has to have more jobs. >> brian: all right. thank you very much, sir

>> jimmy: it's a - >> steve: "come on, brah!" down, bud. >> tariq: i'm here for it. >> jimmy: yeah tariq's in on this one he likes it. let's see the results here folks. ♪ >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: oh, not, not -- no absolutely not >> steve: wow. ♪ >> jimmy: not going to do it >> tariq: great. >> steve: not at all >> jimmy: i also want to remind everyone, these jokes don't necessarily get better >> tariq: duly noted [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, here we go >> steve: we may have passed a a good one >> jimmy: yeah, all right, here we go. ready? next up, "not to victim blame, but the turkeys did literally tell us to 'gobble gobble.'" >> tariq: all right, thumbs up, thumbs up. >> jimmy: that - >> tariq: everyone, come on. >> jimmy: you think so you think that's the one little, they - >> tariq: -- the one >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: they said it's - >> steve: gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: come on. they're a bunch of turkeys >> jimmy: yeah all right, let's see the results, i feel good about this one. ♪ yeah,

a major event. and we're going to cover it all right here on fox news. but, stevery special guest. >> steve: i do, indeed, brian. thank you very much. this morning at 10:00 a.m., the donald trump civil trial for fraud is going to continue here in new york city. it comes after donald trump jr. yesterday took the stand for the second time calling the case purely political. this is about the attorney general going after and prosecuting their political enemies. well, we are in new york. okay? is what it is. >> all right. here with reaction, we hope we don't have to beep him. fox news contributor and george washington university law professor jonathan turley. jonathan, good morning. >> thank you, steve. >> explain where we are in this trial because even before they called the first witnesses, the judge had already said okay, i have looked at all the documents, fraud happened. what are they doing now? >> >> right. it's like rush for a train that's left the station. this judge has already said that you've committed fraud. and so what they're really trying to do here is to

a live report as washington goes wild. >> steve: like a gigantic cage match. plus, jewish students, including our next guest including 300,000 pro-israel supporters here in washington, d.c. yesterday. >> my george washington university, we've seen anti-semitic hate fests, rallies, supporting murders of israelis. >> that was sabrina yesterday. >> t live ini the studio.day. we will talk to her, next. to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because of cosentyx. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. look who saved slider sunday again! here we go... (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! diabetes can serve up a lot of q

expecting in the week ahead because that's we, we got that number outcome he was a lot worse than expect expected. stevet is so tough to predict is economy beginning last year, so many economists were predicting a recession we do not have it if anything the economy pick up seem so nice of her most perplexed what is going on in this economy is sort of the animal spirits of our private sector i would be very nervous as an investor right now, given the whole your income it right now say that if we can get every turn to some sanity, washington i will have a very positive effect. maria: the gdp bcd, and mixed out nicely get pc the feds the right indexes and so do you think that good news on inflation pc one micro, the gdp to be out next week as well a lot of people are spiking the gdp just noticing a significant move in that regard. steve: also down because we have a good number as you were morning the third quarter, we got over 4 percent growth which is a wonderful thing to say. i think open image of this unusual many times last few weeks, a lot of that growth in gdp universe coming from maria, god governme

i'm so glad this guy really was a pilot. >> steve: true. >> ainsley: i'm a pilot, jump on my plane. >steve: come join me get in a car. >> brian: i stayed in a holiday inn last night. i was able to sit in the front. i was a co-pilot. >> steve: had you to help fly it. >> ainsley: you stayed in nashville all weekend with your family. >> brian: i had no fun. >> ainsley: book signing. >> brian: i'm not saying it wasn't fun. i love meeting our fans. >> steve: especially ones are jets. >> brian: yeah. >> steve: meanwhile welcome to this "fox & friends" this monday before thanksgiving. up next, too little, too late? the "new york times" editorial board finally acknowledges the dangers of the school covid closures that we have been warning you about for years. the decades of learning loss of america's kids, that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ 18 years from tonight, grant gill will become a legend. when he totally kills it at his improv class's graduation performance. knees will be slapped. suds will be sprayed. people won't know what hurts more: their cheeks, or their sides. that's why he's already kee

i'm against four to six hours a day. >> steve: no kidding. it's way too much. ok. it's available everywhere. it's called "a-plus parenting." eva, thanks for joining us live. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: last two weeks 42 attacks on military bases have happened. governor ron desantis says troops are being left tout dry by joe biden. >> you harm a hair on the head of an american service member, and you are going to have hell to pay. we are not just going to sit there and let our service members be sitting ducks. >> steve: that was last night. there he is live, is he next on "fox & friends." good morning, governor. ♪ ♪ with fastsigns, create custom graphics that get tails and tongues wagging. ♪ fastsigns. make your statement. israel is under attack and jewish families are in danger. israel's enemies seek our destruction. the people of israel need immediate help. rockets have us squarely in the crosshairs. our people are targets in their own homes. many have lost everything and fear for their lives. the international fellowship of christians and jews has launc

so if a pause is needed, this is what should be done. >> steve: you live in israel, you are here in thee your sister's case to push for her release. when you and i know you are not watching a lot of tv now. seeing images of people in the united states and new york particularly pictures with your sister's image says hostage to bring awareness to the plight of the israelis. then an hour later somebody comes down and rips them down. what do you think of that. >> it's appalling and heart breaking to see people have such inhumane approach. there is nothing wrong. there is nothing problematic with our desire to save people's live, innocent people's lives. i completely don't agree and cannot comprehend this behavior. i think people put themselves on the wrong side of history by doing this and i think that they don't understand we are all together. attack is not an attack on israel. it's an attack on the free world. the attack of islam. ripping poster they are just trying to tell us we are on the other side. i cannot accept it. it's horrible for me to know that you have to live in a country tha

terror machine who doesn't give a hoot about them. >> steve: before you go, trey yingst was talking about how israeli missiles struck a refuse refugee camp. thegentlemagentleman bill i can. is that the new dimension rather than hiding under their hospital they are hiding with people who are trying to escape for their lives? >> vast of majority of people have moved to the south. i noticed in the picture we just saw in your report, the people around the crater where our strike had happened were mostly young men of military age. and they didn't look like a lot of innocent civilians to me. what i can tell you is this: if you are part of the hamas leadership, if you are part of the command structure that was responsible for the rapes, the murders, the beheadings, the mass shootings, the massacres that they perpetrated in israel, we will find you and we will take you out. we will do so in a way -- we will try to be as surgical as we can to avoid other people getting caught up in the crossfire. that's our commitment as a democratic country. if you are responsible for hamas atrocities, we will fi

a market out there. frank, you are free. everybody around your table, even steve weiss, is free to have his own inflation forecast. i think one of the things that's interesting here is there's no disagreement about how the fed should react if inflation reacts in a certain way. the disagreement is over the trajectory of inflation. if you think inflation will be a straight line month after month, down, down, down, so the fed can be confident, go ahead, have at it, have a wonderful day and bank in cuts and whatever the the stock market will do in reaction to that. if you think barkin is cautioning you, it's more bum pi on the way down, take longer for the fed to feel confident, you dial in a different fed reaction and dial in a different reaction of the stock market. >> steve, stick with us for a minute. sarat, what did you make of what we heard from barkin? >> i listened to barkin interview. we had an environment where you have the ability to raise prices still. it's not that people who are selling things are cutting prices because they want to sell. i think it make

he'll travel to nantucket ahead of thanksgiving. >> ainsley: a week of fun. >> steve: the president jetting off after celebrating his 81st birthday with a coconut cake. not sure if bonfire or candles on top of that cake. >> lawrence: peter doocy can get to the bottom of it, bonfire or cake with a lot of candles >> peter: somebody must have disabled a fire alarm. look at this cake they posted on stagram. president biden joking about turning 81 and had a caption said turns out on your 146th birthday, you run out of candles. we always assume the smoke is one of many fireplaces here, it could be a biden birthday cake. age a concern for the oldest president ever. his last physical was in february. donald trump appears eager to get another medical report and released his own from a new jersey doctor who says trump's physical exams are normal, cognitive exams are exceptional and trump has lost weight issue but no details about the former president's weight or vitals. president biden was joking as he pardoned two turkeys that he wasn't at the first pardoning. polls reflect voters are concerned abou

his jersey [ audience says 87 ] >> steve: 87 >> jimmy: 87 okay ♪ 87 that's a lot >> steve: right. >>favorite number? [ audience says 13 ] >> steve: okay okay, so if you take 87. >> jimmy: that's right so 87, 13. 8 minus 7 is what. >> steve: 1. >> jimmy: 3 plus 1 is -- >> steve: 4. >> jimmy: 4 plus 1 is? >> steve: 5. number 5 >> jimmy: number five. [ cheers and applause taylor swift -- taylor swift and travis kelce predicted my number >> steve: they did >> jimmy: and if that doesn't sell this record, then i don't know what's going to sell -- [ laughter ] she also plays bass on that song >> steve: yeah, she does just secret. no one wants to -- >> jimmy: she sings -- yeah, yeah [ talking over each other >> jimmy: what, is she going to sue me over "wrap me up? >> steve: yeah, yeah >> jimmy: i'll see in court, taylor please [ laughter ] >> steve: she might write a whole album about you. you don't know >> jimmy: i'd love to see her. i haven't seen her in a while. yeah >> steve: why not? >> jimmy: we'll go to like "judge judy" or something. she sings -- >> steve: she's so good at bass on th

that was supposed to be closer than it actually was. >> steve: that is a state where abortion was notissue because they were both anti-abortion. >> ainsley: that's exactly right. >> steve: wherever abortion was on the agenda, the democrats won. except in mississippi. >> ainsley: the reason was and they will appreciate this in mississippi being from the south, the reason he was pro--he was pro-life, presley, as a democrat was because of he, you know, loves the lord. and he felt like that was lord to opinion. >> brian: donald trump, talk about messaging. trump said got ridiculed. work something out on a compromise not a good issue for us. ron desantis, and nikki haley and everyone jumped all over him, and tim scott. and in the end, donald trump's instincts on the issue regardless of his personal feelings, are 100 percent right. he said this is not a good political issue for us. >> steve: he said they have some terrible state level restrictions. and he has also said that state politicians have spoken inarticulately about abortion. this particular issue, i think, is what is -- might put a

you've had a lot on your plate >> steve: yeah that's why i went down to my winter place the villages . you know me, work hard, play hard >> a man who lives in the villages was arrested by the feds, accused of having thousands of dollars worth of illegal pills used to treat erectile dysfunction [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, it was nice catching up with you >> steve: hang on. i'm on the phone with my doctor yeah, well, it's been way longer than four hours [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, all right steve higgins, everbody. steve -- [ cheers and applause guys, i heard about two women in michigan who were accused of embezzling $20,000 from a girl scout troop. >> steve: oh [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: $20,000. that's almost the amount your co-worker guilts you into buying each year [ laughter ] apparently, one of the women accused was like, "she did it. i was just a tag-along." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, come on. hey! ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: guys, listen to this, a u.s. bound flight from london had to turn around after crew members realized that the plane was missing two windows. [ laughter ] then, the

>> steve: lois. lois is a big "fox & friends" fan. by the way. >> the coffee is great. would you like some? >> steve: i have had about 12 cups. you live here in virginia. what's your number one issue? >> i'm interested in the schools and what is happening to the young people that we have this still is the land of the free and the home of the brave. and the kids get the right education. >> steve: okay. if glenn youngkin is able to, you know, he is not on the ballot but is he completely behind flipping the senate. if he does that, this could be good for him nationally. >> that is correct. that's what i'm hoping for. >> steve: okay. you like glenn youngkin. >> oh, yeah. >> steve: he is going to be in two hours. >> i didn't know that. >> steve: you didn't know that? okay. jackpot. you are the guy from west point, right? >> yes. >> steve: why did you drive all the way from -- that's got to be 300 or 400 miles? >> yes. but my mom wanted to come see steve doocy though morning. i said i will bring to you steve doocy. >> steve: look at you wea

♪ ♪ we care a lot ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: very funny welcome back, everybody. it it's time for "aquamen and buckets. [ cheers and applause ♪ aqueamen aquamen aquame buckets♪ >> steve: let's meet our contestants. hey, contestant number one, what's your name, where you from >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy and i'm -- >> steve: that's great nice to meet you contestant number two. [ light laughter ] the star of "aquaman and the lost kingdom," let's hear it for mr. jason momoa! [ cheers and applause now let's bring out the aquamen and the buckets. [ cheers and applause ♪ come on, aquamen ♪ wow, there you go. all right, you guys, you know how the game works we have 12 random aquamen, with 12 random buckets for you to choose from. whatever bucket you pick will be dumped on your head but the winner is whoever chooses the bucket with water in it. and it's not just any water, it's - ♪ mananalu pure water. [ cheers and applause enjoy the crisp and decadent refreshing flavor of mananalu pure water 16 ounces -- >> jimmy: all right, good -- >> steve: 16 ounces of delicious flavors --

steve was in front of his statue -- >> ainsley: you are the one with a bust. >> steve: my daughter's law school books. >> carley: we have news to get to, developing story out of seattle, horrific one, police searching for the 17-year-old suspect accused of randomly shooting and killing a man resting on a public bus. police calling it senseless execution of a total authority. authorities will charge the teen with murder and possession of a firearm. happening today in new york city, eric trump will be back on the stand to continue his testimony in his father's fraud trial. don jr. wrapped up his testimony yesterday, both deny involvement in their father's financial statement. former president trump expected to take the stand on monday and ivanka will appear next week. and target ceo says conservatives upset by pride month merchandise put employees in danger and compared threat to that of violent looters and rioters. >> what i saw in may is first time since i've been in this job i had store team members saying it is not safe to come to work. aggressive store behavior, lots of threats, pr

if you are buying on that, does it mean this is a good retail season? stevew pay later is a small piece of the overall aggregate of purchases. i think by now, pay later is strong, but overall, retail is strong. the spending pulse is measuring all forms of tender -- cash, credit cards, by now, pay later. everything is included within those numbers. i look at it and say this is a topline and overall a strong start to the season. having said that, remember revenue is only one part of the story. margin, bottom-line, what are promotions like? that part of the story is still to be written. my sense was that promotions were in line. most retailer inventory reports under the third order were pretty well contained. if you looked at the depths of promotions that you saw over the weekend, they were relatively like what you saw pre-pandemic. i characterize the start to the season as a reversion to the kinds of regular promotions that you saw pre-pandemic. dani: what about the kind of stuff people are buying? you talked about jewelry and apparel, but is it the expensive w

we will remember in 2024. >> steve: so it's a threat. joe biden change your policy. >> carley: we will remember in 2024, what does that mean? who you going to vote for, the republican or not vote at all? she also posted a tweet that said from the river to the sea is aspirational call for freedom, human rights and peaceful coexistence, not death, destruction or hate. i would say actions speak louder than words on that one. i remember when hillary vaughn asked how she feeled about how hamas murdered babies and she remained silence. silence in that instance speaks volume. >> steve: lawrence. >> lawrence: good point, carley. i've been talking for a while, there is a difference between reformed muslim and radical islamist and a lot of them exist in our country. for americans listening, you are nothing more than an infidel to them, they will lie, deceive, say they don't stand with hamas, but spew their talking point. from the river to the sea, and have the hamas flag flying as they protest in this country and say anti-american sentiment. take

steve: oh, wow! >> jimmy: story one, the next episode of "the golden bachelor" airs tomorrow. story two, as hate the phrase, "live, laugh, love." moral of the stories, your aunt is getting whiplash from an emotional rollercoaster. [ laughter and applause "what? "it's 1:00 somewhere." >> steve: where's "old sheldon. >> jimmy: next up -- [ laughter ] story one, photos of the drugs found at the white house have emerged. story two, pepsi is on track to become the biggest beverage company. moral of the stories, coke was left behind. >> steve: aw >> jimmy: see what i'm saying? [ laughter and applause >> steve: lessons. lessons to be learned. >> jimmy: yes. next up, story one, walmart and costco are pulling back on self-checkout machines story two, construction crews in florida found a 19th century shipwreck. moral of the stories, you got to check yourself before you wreck yourself [ laughter and applause >> steve: aesop over there >> jimmy: chikity chikity check yourself - >> steve: yeah before you rickety rickety wreck yourself - >> jimmy: -- wreck yourself -- exactly. and finally, story one, t

is this similar to a steve jobs getting forced out of apple kind of thing because this is -- it's getting so much traction here. >> reporter: well, there are obvious parallels, right? sam is a founder of the company as was steve. it was entirely unexpected. on scale, apple was much bigger at the time than openai was. i'm going to give you another comparison, raj, and that is hp, hewlett-packard, about 20 years ago. that board was an absolute clown car and caused hp all kinds of problems. and i think that's probably a more similar parallel. >> it's amazing what we're seeing here. we brought up steve jobs. tell us, sam altman, what's his impact here? steve jobs, mark zuckerberg kind of changed the way we live our lives. can sam have that potential? >> reporter: well, sam's influence on silicon valley is tremendous. remember, before this he ran why com bynator, which is the incubator for so many silicon valley companies, airbnb is a good example of one that went through y com bynator. so he is one of the most important people in silicon valley, and you and i both know how important openai is

trump is clearly stronger and has wit and stamina and energy and i think in a day that will be his downfall. >> stevethe best thing for the republican party to win next year if joe biden stayed in the race. >> absolutely. he's been a disaster for the democratic party. >> he's 81 years old, when elected he is about same age donald trump is right now. three years ago joe biden seemed older, he did not seem elderly. now he seems frail. >> i feel like sometimes watching a modern-day movie. he needs to, vote for biden is vote for kamala harris, if elected, he'll be 82. i don't think he will last the test of time. >> steve: say this weekend, joe is up in nan tucket with his family they decide he will step aside and go out on top, who is plan b for democrats? >> they have put so much effort into thinking he's the only guy, i don't know. >> they are not letting anybody know. >> steve: who would you vote for on the democratic side? >> i had a vote for kennedy, they pushed him out, i have to look at who is available. >> steve: right now they say joe is the guy. thank you, great conversation. happy holidays. >>

well, a lot of people, palestinian civilians and their fighters are dying and goes a steve malls or do you think that israel went into this conflict? obviously it was supposedly a very big surprise. i really still have questions about how you could have this organized, some of it happen and not have anybody really understand. we know the junctions knew a little bit and tried to warn, but you think is were went into this conflict with greater expectations. weight are allies, then what has been reality? i think they went in um with a plan and they've been sticking to the plan, and i think they're good to accomplish what they set out to do. but nobody knows better than israel, that her mazda is not just in gaza, but there go to a radical take a mazda in gaza. and i think the us is there with their ships. and there's some marine, as we've revealed to the world, to make sure that it has it toward that it has beloved gets involved at the, the, has the read. then the united states will become more involved. i mean, we've already had our troops attack and syria interact by, sorry, gets overrun

and argentina, which has the largest jewish community in south america, have a steve a site takes us on to a jewish school in the palermo neighborhood is quite necessities. under his coat, the boys wearing school uniform but the school setting argentina is jewish community children are no longer required to wear uniforms. the reason, given security concerns after the how much the attacks in israel or augustine, it was for the newspaper. the audio have. she's reported on how the climate said using argentina is becoming more, more threatening to all the someone to a star and at another jewish school in the year. my mother in law was shopping in the man standing in line behind to see everybody hates you. jews in the street, someone was told go back to the gates, are you still at uh, excuse me, a little, but mostly it makes me angry at the videos like this of an elderly woman verbally abusing a jewish model, adding to the anger, felt by many political journalists remaining among well hopes of program on the radio station rather converse the jewish school adults is attend, is one of those

applause ♪ >> steve: what wait, what >> jimmy: i guess, eh, meh, bleh they already heard it. >> steve: did a joke >> jimmy: this last one asks, "what is the best part of halloween? 10% said, horror movies. 10% said, haunted houses 10% said, spooky costumes. 70% said, the fact cvs already has their christmas displays up there you go that's all the time we have for "tonight show polls. stick around we'll be right back with jacob elordi [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: you do get to wear a a couple of awesome jumpsuits. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and that's got to feel cool, right >> the second you zip it up, it comes up to right about here >> jimmy: doesn't go further bang yeah, wow. >> you know? >> jimmy: yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, okay experience the art of high pressure brewed coffee and espresso with the l'or barista system. enjoy richer, bolder flavors complete with velvet smooth crema. now brewing peet's coffee. new emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? [sfx: video game] emergen-c crystals. at target, get low prices on... parties. [

but not just the northern lights, we had what is called a steve, and if you saw one last night, it was a streak of bright light, such as this behind me, and that is another phenomenon that often goes hand—in—hand with the aurora, but particularly when it is strong, caused by strong thermal emission velocity enhancement, a stream of very hot particles. the aurora could well be viewed again this evening and tonight, but it is starting to weaken as we go through the early hours of tomorrow morning, so perhaps less of a chance this evening and overnight. but there will be clear skies, and particularly in the north, you can say. furthersouth, particularly in the north, you can say. further south, the best of the sunshine is in the midlands, east anglia and the south—east of england, but a rash of showers elsewhere, some heavy with the rumbles of thunder, 11—13 celsius at present, but dropping later in the week. this evening and overnight, temperatures will drop overnight, temperatures will drop over central and eastern scotland, there will be rain in the central belt for the evening rush, b

pat boone. >> steve: pat boone is going to be here. >> brian: hard to know who is sexier. >> lawrence: agy here. >> brian: there is. steve, how many shirts dolls craig morgan have? >> he came walking in with half his closet. he said he was going to have somebody tell him of which the 12 shirts. >> brian: even cher said it's too much. >> ainsley: too many outfit changes. when you walk in loretta lynn's dress hanging up. kerry underwood's shoes right here on the staining. they have pictures of the shoes and outfits. >> steve: some things that we grew up. >> ainsley: you definitely feel their presence when you walk around. dolly parton's outfits everywhere. the legend. >> steve: patriot awards 12 hours from right now right here. >> brian: is that true? lawrence, they want to put your boots in a case and keep grand ole opry house. >> lawrence: really. >> brian: is that okay? >> lawrence: i will do it. i love these boots but i will do it if they want me to do it. >> ainsley: you said your boots are sharks? >> lawrence: sharks. >> steve: those boots were made for displaying. >> lawrence: we go

it's a big doing. >> steve: the great thing is it smells like christmas. n your website, scent library.com. 50% off right now entering the code. you have been a bell ringer in your town and renovated the shelter as well, right? >> i feel like that's a little. i'm more of a -- >> he likes to throw his shoulders in it. >> that's right. if you are going to work at the red kettle you need to go all the way. >> steve: let's bring in the national commander. >> brian: it goes like this. >> you've got it. perfect. >> steve: bill hemmer said to be a bell ringer for the red kettle campaign in new york you have to sing and dance. >> it is not required but a real plus. there are a lot of performers. >> steve: it must be great to have the napiers teaming up with us. >> they've been friend for years and we're very grateful. >> steve: i didn't realize the bell ringers you see them outside stores and stuff like that bring in $80 an hour on average. >> absolutely. those who volunteer for two hours can produce hundreds of meals for hungry people. it can make an enormous diff