welcome to you, calista. >> hello. >> how are you? i can see how americans will love this book, it is basically how you hammered the british. >> well, you may see it that way. but we see it as how americans gained their freedom in the revolutionary. and yankee doodle dandy is talking about the great freedom of america. >> it came to me, a little interview that i had done with your husband in which he said this. if you could be any animal, which one would you be? >> if i could be any animal? probably an elephant. >> yes why? >> because they have 105 muscles in their trunk -- >> you would want to have 105 muscles in your trunk. >> and they're big, they last a long time, smart, social animals. so very few things can attack them. >> a pure coincidence. there is the elephant on the front. >> there you go. >> so this is based on you, right? >> well, no, actually, i knew i needed an interesting character to capture the attention of children. and i really did consider many animals, including monkeys and hippos and giraffes, but in the end i c

welcome to you, calista. >> hello. >> how are you? can see how americans will love this book, it is basically how you hammered the british. >> well, you may see it that way. but we see it as how americans gained their freedom in the revolutionary. and yankee doodle dandy is talking about the great freedom of america. >> it came to me, a little interview that i had done with your husband in which he said this. if you could be any animal, which one would you be? >> if i could be any animal? probably an elephant. >> yes why? >> because they have 105 muscles in their trunk -- >> you would want to have 105 muscles in your trunk. >> and they're big, they last a long time, smart, social animals. so very few things can attack them. >> a pure coincidence. there is the elephant on the front. >> there you go. >> so this is based on you, right? >> well, no, actually, i knew i needed an interesting character to capture the attention of children. and i really did consider many animals, including monkeys and hippos and giraffes, but in the end i cou

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. >> joining us now to talk about ellis without ellis, this is ellis' -- calista gingrich. you came you brought ellis? >> ellis is resting today. >> resting? >> but he sends his greetings, not because of the government shutdown. >> i have to say, my kids love the series. pilgrim's pride was awesome. especially as we come upon thanksgiving. yankee doodle dandy, your reason for want to go do this series is fantastic. can you share your motivation? >> i write these books because i love america and i believe our country is exceptional. i think it's more important now than ever that our children understand why we have such a special nation. and in this book, yankee doodle dandy, ellis the elephant discovers the american revolution and how we became a free and independent nation. >> it's so great because they get to -- ellis is their little buddy walking through history. i think that's a nice way. >> it's like a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down because not only is it a great story, but also there is a lot of facts for kids because when you look at what fourth grader

. >> calista gingrich will be in the after the show show. >> how do you know? >> because she's sitting right here. see you tomorrow. bill: lots to talk about now. good morning to you at home. fox news alert now on the drama in the waning hours of so-called debt deadline. only hours to bo. 15 and counting. house republicans getting together to cut a deal apapparently yesterday, something happened. it all fell apart. we're working to get answers on that. good morning to you and welcome to "america's newsroom" i'm bill hemmer. martha: good morning, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. the house was ready to work through the night we were told. john boehner said there would be a vote. but house leadership came out and said go home. >> no votes for tonight. we'll see you in the morning. bill: that is what you call, short and sweet. apparently not so sweet in washington. now the ball is back in the senate's court. team fox coverage begin our show. stuart varney with the economic impact. markets open in 29 minutes. byron york, chief political correspondent, "washington ex

. >> we had a chance to sit down with calista gingrich as she told us about her latest project. >> indy," they learn how we became a free and independent nation. >> what made you write the book? >> i love america, and it's important our children understand what makes us so special. >> not just the children, and i imagine there are parents reading to the kids that are learning, too. >> a good refresher. >> ellis is an elephant. why did you pick an elephant? and piers morgan pointed out this. >> if i could be any elephant, what would you be? >> probably an elephant. >> why? >> because they have 1,005 muscles in his trunk. >> you want 1,005 muscles in your trunk? >> well, they are smart. very few things can attack them. >> he said he would be an elephant if he could be an animal. >> was ellis based on your husband? >> well, not really. >> all that said, and it's like, no. >> i knew i needed an interesting animal to catch the attention of children, and in the end i could not resist ellis the elephant who was brought to life beautifully by my illustrator. >> is it difficult to get kids inv