how about a party bike. >> brian: slow down, guys. >> hi, brian. >> hey, oh my gosh, brian. >> pedal,>> brian doesn't want to peddle. >> political convention and we were on one of these gizmos and al roker, and we said hello. so, this trip, our goal find somebody famous. there is brian kilmeade. >> brian: too famous. ♪ i'm a brand new man. >> this is really a good way to see nashville it. really is. >> brian: here is the thing. we reached the end of the road. it's time to turn around. i sense the redneck rivera is calling our name. >> ainsley: you have john rich's phone number. call him and maybe he will meet us. >> brian: hey, john rich. >> what's up, man? >> brian: we have 12 thirsty "fox & friends" staff. [cheers] >> brian: wondering if you could help us out. you still own that redneck rivera? >> i do. and i will meet you down there. >> janice: perfect. ♪ ride a cowboy. >> brian: the guy who sings that song john rich. >> ainsley: we were just on the phone with john rich. do you all want to meet john rich? [cheers] >> hey, john. [cheers] >> steve: and they all lived happily ever aft

here is how you do your brian. lean's barbecue.com. easiest way to brian your turkey overnight.can i do it. >> you can do it. we actually put janice in this bag. >> you bri brine out. same amount of time that you brine little spell bound number one seller. >> janice: how long does it have to be in there for? >> at least overnight if not for two or three days. the longer you brine the more seasoning and flavor. and this is the results that you get. so this is actually been cooking overnight and go to lane's barbecue.com and enter patriot award promo code for this for thanksgiving. >> janice: are you cooking for us? >> we are cooking hanging out today 3:30 to 5:30 serving all the vips. >> 2,000 people coming by mclemore boys. give a shout-out everybody we cook out with. the concert series. master built amazing partner. master built.com for the grills. again, these boys right here, that is the best brine turkey kit can you buy. >> janice: holly molly best salesman of all. all right, over to you, steve. >> steve: all right, thanks, j.d. now to this. throughout his 70-year career, pa

>> brian: yeah.and. >> steve: i played saxophone. >> ainsley: i was violin orchestra. >> lawrence: my mom always wanted me to play. >> steve: it's not too late. >> carley: i played violin. >> ainsley: we could play hot cross buns or mary had a little lamb. >> brian: let's talk about transgender swimming because it's been five minutes. [laughter] >> brian: that was my transition. >> ainsley: thanksgiving table. >> steve: janice is out in new jersey. a couple miles up the road is ramapo college of new jersey. >> brian: they have a swimming team. >> steve: in fact that swimming pool is where my daughter sally actually swam when she was on the swimming team at her high school. >> brian: they have a men and women's swimming team. >> steve: here's the thing. there's this biological male over the last three years had been swimming on the men's team. >> lawrence: wasn't very good. >> steve: but this year he started to identify as transgender. >> brian: and then what happened? >> steve: and then now is he ide

now over to you, brian. >> brian: all right, ainsley. thanks so much.loying 300 more troops to the u.s. as u.s. bases in iraq and syria are attacked get this 27 times. the past two weeks, 27 times in two weeks. and we know the iranian proxies, they have told us already. now let's take a look at where the u.s. troops are roughly stationed as of right now. these are where we are at. these are the attacks that have taken place. the 27 here. these are the contractors, 455,000 are in this region. this is where we are, the naval bases are. these destroyers. aircraft carriers in the region. ready to attack should other nations get involved in the israeli war. and let's take a look at where our troops are deployed. a total of 45,000. the ones that concern me most, concern us most because they are under attack the most is syria and iraq. keep in mind, too, when this is -- these are the areas of major concern. but, keep in mind. we got 13,000 in kuwait. you can hit kuwait. bahrain part of the abraham accords wouldn't be attacked. if you attack american assets loo

brian, you did a great job.v chef. >> brian: buy the book and see if i did the recipe right. >> carley: everybody have a great day. >> brian: stay within yourself. >> griff: the world watching and waiting as

wriek >> brian: i will adjust. >> steve: i was going to ask -- >> lawrence: brian, how old he is. period biden is 81 today. she is slipping in the polls. >> steve: joining us from the white house, peter doocy? >> peter: close enough. we're looking at numbers, happy birthday, president joe biden. in two weeks since i asked the president why he is behind in the polls and he told me i was reading the polls wrong, there are more polls. latest has trump 46 and biden 44% and look at young voters 18 to 34, biden down by four 42-46 to trump. 30% and 63%, big majority disapprove of the president right now. david axelrod has been warning age is legitimate problem and president biden is referring to axelrod, man who helped get him elected president as expletive. he said, i don't care them thinking that, i hope they don't think the polls are wrong, they are not. polls cite president biden's age as problem and a problem that is getting worse. the year he was born, world war ii raging, cacasablanca playing. average price of gas $.20 cents tlchl is no movement behind the scenes for any democrat

>> brian: what is the sarcasm?story. >> carley: fox news alert, after all the drama, senate passed house speaker mike johnson stopgap spending bill last night funding the government through early next year. passing by vote of 87-11. the move averts shutdown before the holiday season. the bill is on his way to president biden's desk and he is expected to sign it. case closed. fox weather alert, widespread power outages across florida. 120,000 homes and businesses are without power in miami dade, broward and palm beach, getting battered with hurricane strength wind, flood warnings in place and all broward county schools are closed today. countdown to christmas is on and one company will pay you big bucks to watch hallmark christmas movies with a critical eye. >> it is magic. it is around us. >> oh, and -- >> they don't call me the king of christmas movies for nothing. >> lights, camera, christmas, the subscription site bloomsy box will pay to watch movies and the user provides ratings, applications are being accepted

brian. >> brian: here we go.includes a 3-year-old american girl whose parents were killed on october 7th. we think her name is abigail. jeff paul joins us right now from tel aviv. hey, jeff. >> yeah, weeks of tense negotiations finally with some results here in tel aviv. this meeting with israeli government officials where they debated whether or not to approve this deal. that took more than six hours. they ended around 3:00, 3:30 in the morning here local time. under this agreement, you are going to have not only a pause in the fighting but this release of hostages which you have got to think about for all the families of the hostages it gives them a bit of hope that there is some good news on the horizon. now, under this brokered deal it involved the u.s., qatar and egyptians. israel will get 50 hostages released to them from hamas. these will be women and children. in exchange israel will release 150 palestinian prisoners. the hostages, as we understand, will be released in groups of about 10 to 12 over a span

>> brian: i have not slept. i have not slept.she could just take up pointalism with that little brush. worked for hunter exactly right. >> pete: now we will try to transition to this because veterans day is tomorrow. and in honor of our nation's heroes, fox news is once again partnering with u.s. vets in the camo for a cause. >> ainsley: look what brian tried to do hide his dunkin' donuts cup. >> lawrence: fox news branded camo products are available including shirts, mugs, hats, as well as ties. pete is wearing one. >> brian: now through november 12th, 20% off proceeds will go to donated to u.s. veterans and their causes. >> you can use the qr code that you see right there on your screen or head over to honor dot u.s. vets.org/fox forward. >> brian: that's a great tie. and keep in mind the story of migrate uncle -- >> pete: i heard this yesterday. >> brian: story of migrate uncle who invented camouflage my aunt kathy is pursuing the story and the story has moved. the artist in my family who i never met was at city college. they

over to you, brian. >> brian: thanks, ainsley.ers on the graves of veterans. yeah, round of applause. [applause] >> brian: 8 years later preston sharp was presented with the 2023 young patriot award. watch. >> this award isn't for me though. it's not from honoring all those veterans, placing flags and flowers on veterans grave sites. it's my mission is to bring awareness to veterans and that's what i'm accepting this award to, bring awareness to our veterans, to remind them that they matter, that we do care, and that they will always be remembered. i just really appreciate everyone. i appreciate the support and let's make sure we honor veterans every day and not just on holidays. >> brian: preston needs some help. when he goes into towns a lot of people rally just because they heard of preston's story. preston, what did it feel like last night standing on that stage right in that circle? >> unbelievable. i mean, words can't even describe it. and i'm just so glad that we were able to bring awareness to veterans yesterday. there is

>> brian: brian yennes is there. proof. >> ainsley: thank you, carley. >> lawrence: how do you transition when he says things like that. >> brian: i thought i thanked you, i apologize. >> ainsley: you are perfect. >> lawrence: you don believe it. coming up, trump's gag order lifted amid free speech concern during his civil fraud trial. the former president completely dominating the gop field. >> steve: he's way ahead of everybody else on the gop side. no one likes "fox and friends" wake-up more than our next guest, right? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [band playing] ♪ ♪ there once was a tree lovingly made to look real. (♪) so real, something magical happened... (♪) it helped create very real memories. (♪) balsam hill. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time 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

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>> brian: yeah.re is one side is the left and there the other side, anyone who criticizes the left. even if you are on the left, perhaps. >> lawrence: steve, he kicked mayor adams off of his presidential campaign. he was on the steering committee and once he started criticizing. >> brian: took his hands off the wheel. >> steve: joe biden did. when the mayor says essentially this is what he is saying, if you want your kids to be safe, in the public schools, parents you are going to have to volunteer. i bet parents are going to volunteer because they want their kids safe. it's not the way it should happen. if that's what it is going to take of course people would show up. >> ainsley: who am i going to do? i would love to volunteer what am i going to do if someone comes in that's dangerous? i'm going to talk. >> brian: get a youtube video. >> ainsley: i'm going to be advocate i'm going to say let's calm down. >> brian: don't make me raise my voice. >> ainsley: my daughter calls it the dark voice it. onl

>> brian: i'll get to it. make sure it is equal and stand your tree up and walk out of the room and it won't fall down. no one listened to me yesterday and down goes the frazier fir. >> steve: i don't know if you read all the details, it blew over. here is the thing, they did not put it in a stand. they planted it. >> ainsley: that is the problem. >> steve: just south of the white house, what they have done since the '70s, they plant christmas trees there. this tree replaced another one. they planted it securely and holding it down with guide wire and 45 mile per hour wind came over and blew that down. >> brian: thanks, janice dean. >> ainsley: house judiciary says national christmas tree falls down, like joe biden's presidency. >> lawrence: we are following over, gas prices, inflation. >> bryan: bidenomics is working. >> lawrence: freaking racists marching in the middle of the street. >> brian: they will try to do that at rockefeller plaza tonight, pro-palestinian and hamas people. to have a crane to pick up

brian?lawrence: i'll cheer for you. >> ainsley: i have a friend running it. they wear a chip and you can track them, go to the finish line and see what time they will be there. >> janice: very nice, i have not run since 1982. >> brian: don't run tomorrow. >> ainsley: run to the radio. woo we have more "fox and friends" moments away. >> steve: check in with dana perino what is happening. >> dana: i think lawrence jones needs to represent fox news next year. >> dana: you will be amazing, great to watch. ainsley and i will track you at the end. the leader of hezbollah gives first speak since october 7. what are his intention? and secretary of state blinken in israel worried about civilian casualties, president biden heading to lewiston, maine to support the grieving families from last week's mass shooting. we may hear from him before he departs with possible news about house bill to fund only israel and not ukraine. economy job numbers are out, we'll see you. "we're going down?" ... and our wor

. >> brian: all right. now former republican presidential cap democrat says he won't endorse another candidate at this time. >> steve: peter doocy joins us right now as details as president biden ramps up his campaigning as he hits the road tomorrow, peter? >> and, senator tim scott will not be moving here in january of 2025. he will not be the trump alternative to republican primary goers and caucus goers. he says that voters have been telling him not now, tim. >> i go back to iowa, it will not be as a presidential candidate. i am suspending my campaign. >> steve: who benefits from that? reuters reports in the moments after scott dropped out, two major donors to his campaign told reuters they would switch their support to haley, who like scott, hail hails from the statf south carolina. campaign staffers were surprised. under the impression that tim scott was still playing to win. they didn't get any heads up and learned he was dropping out watching trey gowdy's show. the scott news is not likely to impact

who could forget it, brian. know, it's funny, this is going to be surely a topic of conversation between the two leaders. but they are not going to preview that issue specifically. and i will get into why. the u.s. and china don't have military-to-military communications right now because of these wars that are ongoing in ukraine, the middle east. you got a budding relationship between north korea and russia and continued tensions in the indo-pacific. the biggest priority for this administration is to restore military-to-military communications. you often hear officials talk about the need to maintain stability and keep open lines of communication. that is what they are referring to. we don't often noe hereby them put it as bluntly as they did when we just spoke to them which is that china has resisted multiple calls from this administration to get those talks back online. the biden administration often points to the spy balloon as a good example of why those communications are necessary. but it's also why we ar

steve, ainsley, brian, lawrence?> brian: jonathan, real quick, anyone who says two-state solution like the president of the united states. it would be in the west bank. and what country, what sane country would say it would be okay to let a terrorist nation form on the west bank? >> i will tell you, this briefly, brian. i have been coming to israel for some two decades or so now and to the palestinian territory in the west bank and in gaza. i have spoken to a lot of the moderate people who have always talked about pa two-state solution. particularly in israel now that is very much not a subject of conversation for anybody. they cannot make peace. they cannot even think about a two-state solution, obviously, with hamas. so if hamas were eventually to come to power in the west bank, then, yeah, it's absolutely off the table as far as every single israeli is concerned. so the political path forward is fraught right now, brian. nobody knows what shape that might take. that's one of the problems. one of the things this se

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so brian, i guess china to the bidens is actually a chinese laundry? >> brian: right. could say that, absolutely. very clever. i know you did. if you bring a shell company near, can you hear the ocean? i want to continue to work. >> dana: that's a "fox & friends" question. >> brian: thank you very much. am i the first one to be in the recipient of a dana perino heckle? this is unbelievable. >> dana: make it easy. >> brian: it's ok. you know what bothers me most about this? the dealings they do with the cefc company is funding the program which was derived, and created just to undermine the american influence in these developing areas. it's worked. they had a major conference again. it's been ineffective in some places. it was created to undermine american leadership everywhere and he had no problem sleeping at night investing in this company. and also, in this story, talk about hunter's editorial today coming out saying everyone is jumping all over me because of my addiction. last time, nobody cares about your addiction! it's about why your dad would put you out in hig

brian, do you approve of this line signing? >> brian: i do.ories. keep on topic. >> carley: the topic is me and the cookbook, i'm very excited to do this. >> brian: you helped me out, carley and i look forward to calling in. >> carley: if you are around at 2:00, you can join in. >> brian: absolutely. we will see how that goes. the fifth annual patriot awards coming up next week at the grand ole opry in nashville. this year, if have you tickets, can you also be part of the "fox & friends" live audience show thursday and friday. go to fox nation.com/patriot awards for tickets. get a chance to meet ainsley in person. it's a thrill. a fox news alert now. a busy election night. we will recap it at the top of the hour as abortion quickly becomes a key issue across the board. i could have been reading that back in 2022, too. plus, former president trump making serious inroads with young voters. how the youth will impact highly anticipated race. i'm out of words. ♪ ♪ for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine use

brian is over at the map to lay it all out for us, brian. what can you tell us on the map? >> brian: take a look at this man. 46 attacks on our men and women in uniform. take a look. you are talking about 2500 here in iraq and about 900 here. and they basically sit there and duck and cover. you have a lot of guys with some head injuries from the conclusion of the strikes and from the missile defense knocking these strikes out of the air. but, if you look at these strikes, look at this, some 14 hits in iraq, another five here in iraq. you have the one here, another five here in iraq. but we have chosen -- i don't know if it's a deal with baghdad or not, not to hit back any place but syria. the most substantial strikes are the last two strikes. six or seven people died. we are able to surveil this for a while. first, it was here. just an empty facility. they say full of weapons. they did notice here secondary explosion, which shows they got a weapons depot and they got some militia members. but the question is after we hit back for a second time last thursday, we got hit back

jersey. >> brian: got to buy one nation. >> brian: and buy your cookbook. >> carley: bingo. >> brians supposed to be released today. next guest freed under the hostage deal. four more family members still being held. her message, next. ♪ but i wonder if you just take a few seconds to pray with me real quick. in the name of the father and son, holy spirit. amen. lord jesus, come to us now. help us to surrender ourselves completely to you. help us to listen to your voice. even when we're distracted or tired, we pray this in the name of the father and of the son of the holy spirit. amen. thank you so much. i just want to encourage you that if you want to join me in more prayer, check out hallow it's the number one prayer app in the world. >> tech: cracked windshield on your new car? you don't have to take it to the dealer. bring it to safelite. we do more replacements and recalibrations than anyone else. >> customer: thank you so much. >> tech vo: schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ we're travelling all across america, talking to people about their hearts. ho

brian. >> brian: so the atlantic puts -- has their magazine out and they don't like trump.where you are going to go, if you don't like trump's policies you don't like the way he acted four years ago or after the election or you didn't like the way he went president 2016 and 2020, fine. don't go make stuff up. the atlantic does a whole story and the headline is trump is old, too. trump is really old. and in it they talk about how trump is showing his age because he talks about communists and makersists. no, there is a real worry in this country there is a marxist he uses with cold war with china and russia. cite older sister died and older brother died. that's the tragedy. doesn't mean is he old. they also say that he uses old references like elton john and rolling stones. most every wedding that you go to or every sporting event you go to you hear elton john or hear the rolling stones. and they say he got confused sioux city and sioux falls. that is okay. that doesn't mean you are old. sioux city and sioux falls. >> steve: atlantic is trying to take talking point away from

[laughter] fox across a guest called brian kilmeade.ith it. >> brian: present company not excluded. you hurt my feelings. jimmy, i told everyone i was going to get in on time i have four seconds. jill jim boom, thank you, you guys. >> brian: 3, 2, 1,

so much intrigue, brian, over to you. >> brian: i know. i'm going to stay on top of it.owers getting close to maxing out as rates are continuing to surge. how bad is it? let's bring in stuart varney all the way from the fox business network. we paid for your travel. thanks for being here. let's talk about credit card balances and who it matters to, most. >> stuart: this is a story about people living hand-to-mouth, paycheck to paycheck. >> brian: yep. >> interest rates and borrowing on credit cards are part of the problem. $48 billion of extra credit card charges in the last quarter, bringing us to a total of just over $1 trillion worth of credit card debt. >> brian: would you say a lot of this gets surprising because the interest rates go up? you look at your balance and say i didn't really spend that much but look at how much more i owe? >> stuart: precisely, keeps on going up. paycheck to paycheck. as we borrow more the delinquency rate goes up. now at 5.78%. it was only 2% in the previous administration. so the delinquency rate goes up as interest rates rise. >> bria

>> they have tried. >> brian: hamas has tried? >> they said we do not want the hostages. >> brian: some call them terrorists, you are calling them freedom fighters? >> right. >> lawrence: this guy was approved to speak. when you go to rallies, they surround you and have tiktok videos and group chats of all the reporters that aren't friendly to hamas. >> brian: they are fans of us? >> lawrence: they are not, we don't like hamas, they like hamas. you get to the protest, they surround you, they don't allow the kids unless they give them the opportunity to speak and that happened yesterday. brian brenberg said they stormed "new york times," they had spray paint and 75% of the crowd had face masks they don't want the world to see who they are. >> ainsley: they walked into the "new york times" and occupied the lobby passing out mock newspapers that said new york war crimes instead of "new york times." there was a police cruiser outside. they bashed in the window, they were spray painting cars with graffiti. >> brian: what is amazing, wh

. >> brian: party maintaining their grip on state senate and flipping the house of delegates also. we have eye on the races in kentucky and mississippi. >> ainsley: that was a shock, they did have the house and lost both. peter doocy has the latest. virginia pretty shocking. >> peter: virginia governor glenn youngkin had been saying they could have 15-week abortion ban. voters did not flip the senate and lost the house of delegates, this is potentially lethal to the theory glenn youngkin could ride a wave as dark horse trump alternative inure 22. abortion was a big motivator in another state that has trended red, ohio. voters turned out to protect abortion and voted to legalize recreational pot. he was a backer of daniel cameron and according to chris christie, that is big part of the reason why he lost to andy beshear. >> look what we were up against, five super packs, my opponent's super pack, mr. mcconnell's super pack, rand paul super pack. the republican congress association, full of hate and division and you know what, we beat them all the same time. >> peter: one bright spot

>> yeah, brian. what we are seeing here is the policy that was implemented faced on a couple incidents took place gone too far to the extreme to the left can allowing police officers who are trained the ability to implement their training that they have completed making that decision to pursue criminals. what we are seeing here policy no foot chase policy, no vehicle pursuits are putting the citizens of chicago in a tough position here. >> why can't politicians see this like you and say we got to change this and help cops do their job? there has been 299 robberies in the week of november to novembe. 9963 robberies in 2023 alone. this is clearly an issue with just about everybody. what's the reaction from store owners? >> yeah, to your point, i have already introduced an ordnance to reinstate the pursuit policy, and i have given cpd the chicago police department 90 days to take a look at trying to enact it. i'm talking to my colleagues on the city council to let them know we got to make sure we are al

brian, back to you. >> brian: don't forget about giving tuesday. fox news alert.e, hunter biden is offering to testify at a public hearing as part of the impeachment inquiry into his dad according to a letter from his attorney just obtained by fox. hunter is already scheduled to appear for a closed door deposition on december 13th. keep it on fox for the latest. a new strategy, attack, attack. he is trying to sue everybody. >> lawrence: it lets you now how dire it is for the campaign to get him on record. >> ainsley: cross examination? >> brian: the biden campaign not happy about this. >> ainsley: you are on with us for a day and you head to georgia. >> bill: we're watching this now. at this hour smoke is rising

. >> brian: fox news alert. you are looking at it, smoke rising over gaza, just hours after the israeli cabinet approved limited four-day ceasefire from hamas. that is interesting. the pause in fighting is expected to take effect in the next 24 hours. 150 palestinian prisoners will be handed over in exchange, we think, for 50 hostages taken by the terrorist group. jeff joins us live from tel aviv. jeff. >> sometimes this is the most dangerous part of a war, when you have an upcoming pause in the fighting. there is not a pause right now. it will not go into effect until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. that is part of the reason you are seeing the smoke rise above gaza. later today, we learned we'll be getting a press conference, news conference from prime minister netanyahu. the first comments he makes since they came to this agreement with hamas around 3 a.m. local time temperature took six hours to get to this decision. prior to the meeting, prime minister netanyahu called it a tough decision, but the right decision. unde

a partnership was born. >> ainsley: that is wonderful, brian. >> brian: thanks. we were working on this for a year carrie, monica and john case had been working on putting the special together. it's been a thrill to do it and go back to tuskegee and see how this rich, white family got together and w. this man born a slave until he was 9 years old. i will be talking about that in red bank, new jersey this thursday. but i will be talking about all the books on stage. i will be in pittsburgh, pennsylvania another live show. huntsville, alabama right after the patriot awards. holland, michigan as well. montgomery, alabama. skokie, illinois and friday night i will be in ponte vedra same theater we were at. go to brian kilmeade.com and see where we will go. i love talking about -- instead about taking a knee or taking a knee during the national anthem. find out how far we have come and who is response cybil bringing us this way. >> lawrence: i'm glad you are telling the story not a lot of people know who is booker t. washington is. told frederick douglass and now booke

brian brenberg.e: was that consistent message you got defense of hamas. >> it's interesting. the young woman we saw at the start, that's who we wanted to talk. to say we were looking for the high school students. the young beam who were supposed to be there protesting. what happened is the second guy or are the guys who kind of moved in and handled the conversation. those were the guys with that kind of message like we don't even want to talk about october 7th. i don't even want to engage that issue. and if you ask me about the hamas terrorists, they were freedom fighters. but it was like nobody wanted to enable the genuine conversation with the people who were young and there. they wanted to move that right along. and so you ended up getting this sort of denial of reality situation. for somebody like me who i'm actually just going there to have a conversation. i used to be a college prof. i like talking to young people. it was so weird to have these guys mo in and just kind of deny reality. >> ainsl

that's working with gusto. ♪ >> brian: fox news alert now.elis murdered and 11 more hurt after terrorists with ties to hamas opened fire at jerusalem bus stop and moments ago, two idf soldiers injured when terrorists rammed a car at a check point in the west bank. all of this as the so-called cease-fire/pause deal is extended one final day, perhaps, tal heinrich spokesman for the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu joins us now. tal, great to see you. first off you said you wake up and find out about these two random attacks, your thoughts? >> that's the terrible reality of hatred and violence that we're dealing with. one attack in jerusalem. three people killed as you said dozen more injured. luckily it could have been much worse. one palestinian perper traitor one terrorist who was with m-16. the other one was with a pistol for as much as i understand. there were two israeli soldiers there. one actually on his way back to his unit in the south. he was on leave. so they are trainings and they managed to neutralize the terrorist. in the

brian will fill in for him. more news to get to. former first lady rosalynn carter motorcade, will head -- scheduled for wednesday, carter died last week at the age of 96 days after being put in hospice care. she was married to former president jimmy carter for 77 years and pausing social media to focus on the migrant crisis, news coming after record-breaking week in the sector. cbp arrested 15,000 migrants and seized 120 pounds of fentanyl, if you can believe that. cbp reporting they have seen 14 instances of human smuggling. today is biggest online shopping event of the year and bed, bath and beyond cyber monday deals going on with everything to make your season bright. save big on furniture, bedding and decor and shop deals on small appliances from ninja, dyson and more. bed, bath and beyond.com, or on the app. >> carley: use your coupon. >> ainsley: bed, bath and beyond is back and that coupon is helpful. sometimes you get 50% off or 20% off entire order. >> brian: broke the news on friday. >> lawrence: millions are under winter

a partnership was born. >> ainsley: that is wonderful, brian. >> brian: thanks.arrie, monica and john case had been working on putting the special together. it's been a thrill to do it and go back to tuskegee and see how this rich, white family got together and w. this man born a slave until he was 9 years old. i will be talking about that in red bank, new jersey this thursday. but i will be talking about all th

kezia and brian. many weeks. this has been big news. is that as watched in america? are people in america following developments so closely? 10096. i think it is important _ developments so closely? 10096. i think it is important to _ developments so closely? 10096. i think it is important to underscore j think it is important to underscore that the _ think it is important to underscore that the focus on the hostages, white _ that the focus on the hostages, while completely understandable, it risks us— while completely understandable, it risks us missing the story of the gazans— risks us missing the story of the gazans that are suffering every single — gazans that are suffering every single day. but yes, there is an extreme — single day. but yes, there is an extreme amount of attention on the hostages, _ extreme amount of attention on the hostages, and one of the best things i've hostages, and one of the best things i've seen— hostages, and one of the best things i've seen in— hostages, and one of the

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 a bubble wrap strategy to make sure he doesn't fall. >> brian: that's good one fall he is out. >> steve: he will look like the michelin man. >> brian: what a great invention bubble wrap was. otherwise we would be stuck with little styrofoam things. t

those are headlines, brian, is it just you? brian and pete.he prompter wanted me to cut you out, pete. it's a war. >> brian: he wants a facial tattoo after seeing jelly roll. >> carley: out of everybody, pete could pull it off. >> pete: thank you, carley, i will make an appointment. >> brian: read us out. >> pete: coming up, vivek ramaswamy brought the miami heat, they say, he joins us fresh off the debate stage ahead. go ahead. >> brian: house oversight chair james comer subpoenas members of the biden family as impeachment talk considers, greg jarrett, reacts next, period. i look back with great satisfaction on my 32 years in active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us and they say, i need some financial help at this point in time. they're not looking for a handout. they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that vete

. ♪ >> brian: fox news alert.he biden administration revealing at least 400 americans are still stuck in gaza right now. egypt is allowing a limited number of nationals out. we're not on the list, it seems. civilians have to get -- have a chance to go through the rafah crossing now. we just got to get americans through. >> ainsley: meanwhile, fighting rages inside gaza. the idf says dozens of hamas terrorists were killed overnight and the number of israeli troops killed in combat rising now to 17. >> steve: meanwhile, here at home, vice president kamala harris has announced a national strategy to fight islamophobia. this while anti-semitism is surging all across the country, including at places like. >> lawrence: we are from the iconic second half deli. it was vandalized with a swastika about two weeks ago. first, we're going to check in with trey yingst live on the southern border of israel. trey? >> trey: yeah, hey, guys. good morning. battles rage on behind me inside the gaza strip days after the israelis pushe

let's go to brian kilmeade. >> brian: since october 17th, we've had 48 attacks. we attacked back twice. this is where most attacks are happening, in iraq. for some reason, we are going to syria. i assume there is a tactical reason behind it. take a look at where we decided to hit. we decided to hit right here. first off, we hit here before, an empty depot. we tried to send a message and make sure people were not there and took it out. yesterday we had strikes, one training center and one a weapons depot. we believe there are secondary explosions, when you see that secondary explosion, it shows there are weapons there. this is resistance, supplied by iran, iranian rebels, the houthi are financed by iran and took out a drone, very expensive and continue to hit us and distract us. we keep saying we don't want war and we don't, only thing they know is defense. we have not seen them retaliate after we hit these two targets, see what happens from here. i will walk back to the couch, unlike this hour, i went around and wasted some steps. glad we back, but want people to

veterans. >> brian: right. use the qr code on your screen or head over to honor.org vets.org slash forward. did i confuse anyone with that read? did i read it. >> steve: honor.u.s. vets.org/fox forward. >> brian: we are still tright to find out if migrate ununcle invented camouflage. >> steve: kathy thinks so. you think so. it's just history. >> brian: i'm all over it. coming up a porch flies off the side of a freeway going over 10e passenger and the driver. and the driver flees to china. that story straight ahead. >> steve: first election day in the derby state tomorrow with many predicting it could be a bellwether for 2024. the attorney general daniel cameron is looking to unseat kentucky governor beshear. his message to voters coming up next right here on "fox & friends." (♪) entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take e

. >> brian: wow.l campos-duffy is down in miami talking to the voters this morning in the eye of the storm or the day after the storm, rachel. >> lawrence: first, check in with peter doocy at the white house with the top debate moments. hey, peter. >> peter: candidates were taking the stage down in florida as officials here at the white house were sitting in the situation room monitoring those airstrikes on weapons depots in syria used by the iranian-paid militias who have been attacking u.s. troops nut middle east. and no surprise the candidates on stage not impressed. >> 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. >> peter: there was some talk about campus protests as well with tim scott threatening to deport some demonstrators. >> to every student who have come to our country on a vista, to a college campus, your visa is a privilege, not a right. any campus that allo

brian? >> brian: alex, will it be four days of four separate releases? it's going to be 13, 13, 13, some type of breakdown? >> we don't know exactly the specific numbers. but, yes, these hostages will be released essentially in batches every single day. we'll likely see what took place before this one where israel was given the specific list of the names of people and then from there the israeli government was able to alert those families. there's a lot of hope for families here today hoping that the names that they received that their loved ones will actually come home in a couple of hours. but, of course, as we have been hearing from officials here on the ground and officials in the u.s. nothing is said and done until those hostages are safe. appreciate it. meanwhile, let's continue to talk about this, desperate israelis heart-broken as they realize hundreds of loved ones do not neat the criteria to be released among the first 50. including our next guest. who is 26-year-old twin brothers are being held after hamas massacred their kibbutz on october 7t

he's our best friend, brian. whether he knows it or not. >> brian: right.is i think he got some new tattoos. chris, could you look into that i think he got some new ones. >> carley: somehow he can pull it off. >> brian: he looks great. carley, with your permission i would like to start my interview. >> carley: permission granted. >> brian: hunter becomes hunted that he is the cover of the "new york post." the oversight committee impeachment inquiry joe biden into james comer. issuing subpoenas to hunter, james biden, business associate rob walker. business dealings. other family members are going to be coming in, too. here with reaction is fox news legal analyst, editor kerry queue peck urban. they got enough background information then you bring them further do you think they will come and why behind doors. >> hunter's lawyer put out a statement yesterday saying he is happy to appear publicly at quote the right time. what that right time is, i don't know. the other family members, they don't really have a choice. the republicans are in the majority of the

♪ >> brian: fox news alert now. families may finally be reunited with hostages held by hamas terrorists as part of the deal of a four-day cease-fire which is now in effect. but, not after intense fightingl vows the war against brutal hamas terrorists is far from over. fox news senior strategic analyst retired four star general jack keane joins us now. you are obviously happy with the hostages getting out. it's very troublesome time for israel in what respect? >> yeah, very much. so look it, it's absolutely compelling, you know, for the national government to get these hostages back for all the obvious reasons. and that will always be the case. but hamas knew this from the outset. this is the first time they ever attacked civilians in mass, which they did on october 7th. and the first time they have ever taken this number of hostages. and why have they done that? they have done that because at the end of the day they are going to reduce hostages to preserve their regime and preserve as much of their fighters and mili

. >> brian: #:15 a.m. secretary of transportation pete buttigieg news conference the ways they are tryi try improve air travel. >> ainsley: there could be major travel troubles as the tsa says this will be the biggest thanksgiving travel rush in history. >> brian: nobody wants to stay home. >> lawrence: alexandria hoff is in washington. what can you tell us? >> set the expectations low by air. weather and scheduling problems led to thousands of cancellations and people strand. the department of transportation caught a lot of heat for that no one wants to see repeat tsa expected to screen a record breaking 30 million passengers through november 28th. prime travel time is already upon us. it officially started on saturday. crowds have already filled hubs around the country which seeing newark, new jersey looking busy. this morning as you mentioned transportation secretary pete buttigieg is going to provide travel update for americans, last week he tested positive for covid-19. while is he likely feeling bett

brian brian brian disputes schoolboy brian disputes version of events. disputes that version of events >> and we're not going to get to the well. >> he hasn't explained what the version because version of events is because he doesn't remember it. >> we're not going to get to the bottom of it. this is a basic disagreement specific disagreement over a specific incident, well, incident, but kind of to well, you might like to take the opportunity and express sympathy with a school. >> he's still a schoolboy. he was only, you know, he hadn't even even in gcse even wasn't even in his gcse year to see that year at the time to see that your disputing that, that that account of that sequence of events, as i say, we're just not going i you could going to i mean, you could express couldn't he, express sympathy, couldn't he, because something taken because he had something taken down youtube well. his down off youtube as well. his interview with brian rose, which mysteriously interview with brian rose, which myst(it's1sly mysterious. it well, it's not mysterious. it was on copyright was taken down

>> brian: yep? >> i'll let you know in a couple hours, i'm meeting with republicans now. >> brian: need to meet with democrats. >> yeah, right. >> lawrence: to fox news alert, united flight headed from los angeles to canada making emergency landing after alleged bomb threat. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff joins us with what the airline is saying. >> alexandria: a threat was made as it was heading over northern california, potential security issue forced the united aircraft to divert. the threat level was low, the plane moved from the tarmac to passenger terminal and everybody offboarded there. flight 1909 diverted to san francisco due to security issue onboard. the flight landed safely and met by localing law enforcement. we will get the customers to their locations. 148 passengers on board and eight crew members. unclear if any arrests were made. >> steve: could have been a passenger, a phone call, a text. >> alexandria: they did not distinguish passenger or crew member, joke or not. there is a statis

thank you. >> great talking to you, brian.. >> brian: by the way coming up on one nation we will be live again #:00. got some great guests lined up including raymond arroyo. bob wood sen and leading with a great military guest, too. also teddy and booker t. drops on tuesday as a book. but as a special it comments on fox nation on sunday. i hope you check it out. and also we are going to do some live shows in red bank new jersey november 9th. also be in villages vero beach. also check out over in mud hollen, pennsylvania and hollen michigan. i will be there. check us out. the terrifying story. terrorism suspect caught sneaking into the u.s. ille illegally. he was right here in new york. video shows drug cartels throwing explosives along the texas southern border. are you alarmed yet in washington? former acting dhs secretary chad wolf, live next. ♪ rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. a