with them and the kids. >> carley: good time had by all. staying in new york, democrats are fed up with the migrant crisis. 75% call it a serious problem, which could be even bigger problem for democrats in the deep blue state. >> todd: house speaker mike johnson is coming this week to new york to battle for swing district republicans. congressman brandon williams is one of the swing-value republicans and he's here next. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >> todd: bad news for democrats in new york state. new poll shows 75% of them say the state's migrant crisis is serious problem. >> carley: over 130,000 migrants have flocked to new york since last year. congressman, what a difference that makes. democrats are will

crazy. >> carley: it is crazy.o many questions and fears and worries that are so personally felt by you because you have five family members who are missing and personally felt by people looking at faces of your family member and hearing about the story of your aunt who likes to make cheesecake. your family is representation of who has been taken, innocent, three and five year old little girls. it is not up to you to figure out, but i'm sure you have thought about it a lot. how do you think they should get your family members back? >> i have to admit, i have my own thoughts all the time. you see my uncle, he's drinking wine he made himself, he was very proud of it and she is the most adorable young mother. when you ask about solutions, i feel i'm just in a position of worrying. i have to trust that whatever needs to be done, but i think it is not just an israeli case, i think this war on terror is international issue and people all over the world, all over america and europe and africa, everywhere in the world shou

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. these attacks were in retal retaliation. defense secretaries more can come if the violence doesn't stop. seeing new video when the inter interceptor hit on october 31st. [siren sounding] just look at the video. an active war scene over in gaza and israel today. >> carley: trey yingst is reporting live for us in southern israel. >> trey: it is day 38 of the war between israel and hamas. overnight israeli ramped up airstrikes and into today striking northern part of the strip. my cameraman pushes in, black smoke rising. israelis working to support infantry troops pushing into gaza. palestinians reported airstrikes in khan yunis over night. israelis have al-shifa hospital surrounded, trying to get people to evacuate from the eastern side of the hospital. israelis control gaza port with help of the navy and death toll rising to 44 soldiers since the ground operation began. northern israel along the border with lebanon, fighting is intensifying. hezbollah is getting more directly involved in this fight trying to push their luck w

in. >> then the oil. >> carley: pour the oil in.es, cinnamon, what's this? baking soda and salt and then you whisk and mix. >> it will be very stiff. >> carley: after that look at this. i'm cooking with a baby on my arm. can we get a shot of this? in goes the apples, in goes the nuts, and there you have it. you stir it. in the cooking with friends cookbook. the cookbook is also on sale. check out the black friday special cooking with friends. 40% off on amazon this week. do you like the cake? >> it is fantastic. i might have to finish this one. brian doesn't like to eat on tv. that's all i want to do in these segments. this made it fun. >> carley: this is the first time you have been on "fox & friends", too. pete, my husband, the big michigan fan i talk about. so happy to have my beautiful family to celebrate thanksgiving with me. friends giving -- follow me on instagram and post a photo or video of your friends giving dinner with a hashtag "fox & friends" giving for a chance to win a cookbook and extra special prizes. the giveaway

you got to fix it. >> carley: it is mind-blowing. spot on, it is not a left or right issue, it is a human issue. what do you mean by that? >> i mean, i think both sides, whatever your party, you can look at this and see it needs to be solved. this is a crisis. we have to come together and solve it. it is a matter of having the will power to solve it. that's it. if you have the will power, it would be cleaned up today. there are no cops there, nothing. you have to care enough to solve it. >> carley: were you living in san francisco during the summit with xi jinping? did you notice a change? >> i arrived a week before xi jinping arrived and i came into san francisco expecting the worst because all over social media it looks terrible. when i arrived, i was surprised it seemed clean and fine. the good areas were really fine. i thought, the media is showing overly dystopian view of it and i left the city and arrived back on saturday and walked through the tender loin and wow, there was clean up for xi jinping or they never cleaned up xi j

>> carley: a bunch of my family are coming in.l see them on "fox and friends" later, we're cooking a recipe from the "cooking with friends" recipe. we're going out to lunch, all i had time to make this year was reservation. you can't do it all. got a baby, a job, something has to give. >> todd: you prepare recipes for the nation. >> carley: what about you? >> todd: came from connecticut, going back to connecticut. >> carley: like all of america, traveling, spending time with family and making memories. >> todd: i may not eat bird today, i'll see you on the road. major breaking news out of israel, where the ceasefire and hostage release that was supposed to begin this morning is delayed. >> carley: trey yingst is live. happy thanksgiving to you. >> trey: happy thanksgiving. i hope you'll have time with loved ones. to the news on the ground in southern israel. the entire jewish state waiting with anticipation to see if the hostage deal will go forward temperature is expected to start in less than 24 hours and would include a four-da

carley. >> carley: thank you.and president of montana knife company and joins us now. 100% made in america knives. yeah, we started in my garage in the middle of covid and my daughter was helping me grind the first handles and now we scaled it up with a new facility and 36 people working for us and it is blowing up. it is cool. >> joey: i used to work with a knife company, the quality is amazing, tell us what types of knives you make or where the quality is. >> we came out as a hunting knife brand. we make hundreding knives and chef knives, culinary knives we released this year and next year we want to go into folding knives. the quality is the main thing. companies make knives in china and we pass these knives down like men passing down hunting knives from adventures. my mother has my grandmother's chef knives. we sharpen these for free for life. if you buy one or buy a set and send back to us, we will sharpen it. we woill stand behind our product. my coach started teaching me. this is a series of testing you go

you are watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. brand new poll shows donald trump beating joe biden for the first time in nbc news polling history. alexandria hoff will break it down. >> alexandria: this is first time in a dozen polls conducted by nbc. 44% said they would vote for president biden if election would today, 46% would vote for the former president. voters 18 to 34. former president held 4% advantage 46 to 42. 63 years younger than president biden, born in 1942, things were different back then. in the throws of world war ii, mo movie casablanca. gallon of gaffses $.20. biden campaign is facing heat, particularly from donors. the report notes supports pushing the campaign to equal age equals wisdom. former president trump is 77 years old, concern is not age alone. the poll shows deep dissatisfaction of handling of foreign policy approval rating is down to 33%. >> carley: happy birthday to president biden, your polling is bad and people will call you old all day. >> todd: a house was less than $4000, insanity, that was m

carley. >> carley: thank you.ice dean has the fox weather forecast. >> janice: can you believe it is almost thanksgiving. people are talking about travel plans. we have cooler air across the northern tier of the country. a lot of moisture working into the gulf coast. it will cause flash flooding issues for parts of the mississippi river valley up toward the southeast as we get into friday. take a look at it, much-needed rain in extreme deficit in some areas, seven, six, five inches. not getting a lot of rain, it will help. rain still to come for the gulf coast, new orleans, panama city and south florida over the next couple days and area of low pressure meander off the california coast line and moves in on saturday bringing rain along the coast and mountain snow and good news situation, it will cause flash flooding through the weekend. watching the area of low pressure in the gulf coast and area of low pressure linger off the california coast. a little snow for parts of the great lakes. good-looking forecast and h

carley's new cookbook, "cooking with friends" is out. >> carley: dr. nicole saphier joins us now.>> it is a spin on my italian grandmother's lasagna, for the busy working mother of three that i am. i do spinach and mushroom and italian sausage to get creative. i preheat the oven at 350, we sautee the mushroom and onion. we don't want sizzle on lawrence's suit. while that is sautee, i mix the cheese with egg, salt, garlic, i like red pepper, as does my family. i mix with my hands. this is my trick for making lasagna during the week. i usually have homemade tomato sauce that we put in bottles and freeze. you can use store bought, no shame in it. i like to use oven-ready noodles. my grandmother probably wouldn't approve. it is a game-changer during the week. thin layer of sauce and player of noodles. i do the cheese layer and then add spinach and mushrooms and go on top however many you want to do. but the best thing, at the top, you put big chunks of mozzarella on. >> janice: that makes it so good. >> pretty, too. >> carley: my biggest pregnancy craving in the morning was lasagna, f

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. they ramped up defense position in the hours leading up to the key west. they were below the al-shifa hospital early this morning and prime minister netanyahu is making it clear the war against hamas is far from over. >> we will continue with our warnings to eradicate hamas. hamas has promised they will do this again and again and again. they are genocidal terrorist cult. there is no hope for peace if we don't eradicate this murderous movement. >> todd: trey yingst live where the hostages are expected to arrive by helicopter in just a matter of hours. trey. >> trey: the first group of hostages is expected to be released to the red cross in just four hours and they will be flown to the air base behind me to receive medical treatment, make phone calls to loved ones and have evaluation about what comes next. some will be taken to be be'ersheva, or a secluded ward. this group consist of 13 people, all women and children, they are from the same kibbutz. there will be exchange for 24 prison

>> thanks, carley. >> carley: great tips. absolutely.m klotz for our fox weather forecast. >> adam: beautiful weather if you live in the eastern half of the country. mild temperatures you see it here. 48 degrees in new york city. that's basically the case across the entire eastern half. you get off to the west and this is real cold air. temperatures down in the teens. some cases single digits, it's in that cold air. a whole bunch of snow across the intermountain west seeing this morning. winter weather alerts are in place. winter storm watch, winter storm warning, absolutely everything as you are looking at a pretty decent snow event for those folks out there in the mountains. outside of that and this is a look at black friday forecast. things are looking pretty good. yes, it's chele in minneapolis and chicago. but the only big system we are paying attention to is out in the mountain west. everyone else, looking pretty good for your black friday. those your hold lines. >> carley: thank you, adam, appreciate it. forget the typical turkey

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. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. our presence in the region is strong, 17,000 military personnel have been deployed in the last month and u.s. naval ships are surrounding the middle east. also a nuclear powered submarine somewhere in the waters below. >> todd: get an update from trey yingst live from southern israel. trey. >> trey: todd, carley, good morning. the battles inside gaza rage on behind me. israeli forces are reportedly surrounding three separate hospitals in the gaza strip where they say militants are hiding. northern part of gaza, we've been watching the israelis renew strikes against this area. israel says 37 soldiers in total have been killed in the battle since the ground portion of this operation began. israel pushed deeper into gaza targeting forces that participate in the october 7 massacre. they killed commanders and platoon commanders from hamas who in part were responsible for the slaughter of civilians in early october. separate gun battle inside gaza city. they continue airstrikes throughout t

this is "fox and friends," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. in ohio, voters decided to put ab abortion rights in the constitution. >> brooke: voters will protect abortion access. this measure prevents ban on abortion for the mother's health or before the fetus is considered viable and legalizing marijuana for the -- abortion was a big issue in virginia, democrats just flipped the house of delegates and maintained control of the senate, a major blow to governor glenn youngkin's agenda and makes it unlikely his 15-week ban will ever pass. in kentucky, andy beshear defeating daniel cameron, taking 53% of the vote despite cameron's support from mitch mcconnell and rand paul. watch. >> look what we were up against, five super packs, mitch mcconnell's super pack, rand paul's super pack. [booing] >> the republican governor association. all running ads full of hate and division and you know what, we hit them all at the same time. >> brooke: republicans have something to celebrate in mississippi, tate reeves defeated brandon presley. we all now know wh

todd and carley. >> carley: trey yingst, thank you.rrest and charged in the death of a 69-year-old jewish man killed in a clash between protesters in california. investigators claim he knocked down paul kessler and caused his head to hit the concrete. kessler was at the rally to support israel and died hours later from a brain hemorrhage, police have not ruled out the death being a hate crime. he is charged with involuntary manslaughter and removed from his school's website. >> todd: college campus rallies today, social media plastered with nease fliers happening in new york, ohio, michigan and north carolina. did you see this? on the west coast, hundreds of anti-israel protesters shutting down the san francisco bay bridge causing traffic delays during rush hour. [chanting] >> no justice. no peace. >> free, free palestine! >> free, free palestine! >> free, free palestine! free, free palestine! >> todd: police say protesters stopped their cars on the road and threw their car keys into the bay before chaining themselves together and stop

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. numerous national security threats tied to china that president biden is dealing with, first china buying up 384,000 acres of american farmland, including land located near military bases. remember the spy balloon that hovered over sensitive sites and 224 alleged chinese spies have been arrested in the u.s. since the year 2000. >> todd: we learned china is rapidly expanding their nuclear arsenal. that could rise to 1000 by 2030. then there is fentanyl being produced and coming in at 25,000 bucks per kilogram. >> carley: griff jenkins is here with what we can expect to happen today. hi. >> griff: good morning. you are right, the stage set for the san francisco summit, president biden and chinese president xi sitting down for the first time in a year when relations became more strained. last time they met was prior to when china started floating countless spy balloons across the u.s. the goal is to open communication. >> president biden: get back on normal course of corresponding, being

>> he is. >> carley: thank god., why do you think there is just this dramatic spike in crime and when did it start, during covid? >> i feel it did. i think there is a lot of contributing factors to that. one, more specifically on our side of town, adam and mine, we have seen huge spike in marijuana shops and this is an idea that i thought was built and designed to generate revenue, help increase our depleted police approximate department, also contribute toward great programs that d.c. has done pretty well with. but what we've seen instead, seen no tax revenue through the programs because shops can't generate money because they are not legal. >> carley: interesting perspective. we've seen high amount of crime. >> carley: people talk about policy and police, it could be other businesses entering the area where there is a spike in crime and the people shopping in those businesses, as well. thank you for joining us, sorry about what is going on in d.c. and hope it gets better soon. president biden education secretary a

thanks. >> carley: thank you, jon.ng out at univision over decision to air an interview with former president donald trump. >> it was hours long, he was rambling. >> univision, watch out. >> we're watching you. >> carley: finger wag and everything. joe concha is on deck to react to that. >> todd: millions of americans traveling for thanksgiving today, seeing thousands of delays and cancellations at airports. cheryl casone has the breakdown next. ♪ ♪ meet arexvy. ( ♪ ) the first fda-approved rsv vaccine. arexvy is used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people sixty years and older. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. ( ♪ ) arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are inje

i'm serious, carley.they don't prepare for 40 mile-per-hour winds are they preparing our country for, i don't know, national security and terror attacks? >> carley: todd wants to know. would you like to weigh in on that, joe? >> he is right. >> todd: thanks, joe. >> this is something that has gone on for decades. it's not like it was a hurricane that hit. it was a gust of wind during the winter and here we are a tree is down. apparently my tree is now down at this point. nothing is going well at this point. >> carley: there is also this study done by the media research center. found that big tech sensor seven times this year. republican candidates a combined 126 times censored on social media. fact-checks, removing content and accounts all together. some people are calling this a form of election interference. what do you think? >> carley it's deja vu all over again to quote yog enter raft. usual suspects are involved just like they were in the 2020 election. youtube, google, facebook, twitter, x whatever

but we have carley shimkus and johnny joey jones. >> carley: happy thanksgiving, guys.the show opened i said out loud oh my gosh do we have a real turkey downstairs? that's beautiful. immersive graphic that is the most impressive thing i have ever seen. special day. of course it's thanksgiving a lot of people are off from work and school and going to celebrate with their families and friends. if you are waking up early with us this morning. we want to wish you a happy thanksgiving as well on this day. >> joe: cool and impressive, also cruel. all i could think about in the commercial break i'm going to get some of that turkey. >> ainsley: no you are not. >> lawrence: so much to be thankful this morning happening in the world and the country. weaver glad you decided to spend your day with us. we start with a fox news alert. the israel hamas temporary cease-fire and hostage release that were originally set for this morning are now delayed. >> joey: trey yingst on the ground with updated timeline. trey? >> trey: hey, guys, good morning. first of all, happy thanksgiving i ho

>> todd: you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the fighting continues and command says snuk lar powered submarine is now in the middle east. >> todd: the military almost never announces their location. trey yingst has the latest. trey. >> trey: good morning, fighting rages on inside the gaza strip, israelis say they surrounded gaza city. the neighborhood behind me is northern part of gaza. israelis are using artillery unit and air force to strike different positions inside. we are talking about thousands of soldiers supporting efforts to go after hamas and look for hostages inside gaza. i want to show you what it was like last night. israeli using heavy bombless to target the strip. take a look. >> trey: israelis are using bunker busting bombs against hamas tunnel network under gaza city. the focus is destroying as many tunnels as possible as the israeli push deepel into gaza. >> trey: israelis say over past 24 hours they have hit 250 hamas targets, getting into a command center last night and they say they killed a number of comm

trey. >> trey: hi, todd and carley, good morning. significant developments as israel forces say they completed encirclement of gaza city. that was announced yesterday. thousands of soldiers are in gaza pushing through the strip, trying to destroy as many hamas strongholds and tunnels as possible. forces continue to push forward, they are taking heavy losses, this week they lost 23 soldiers inside gaza. they have been ambushed by hamas to try to hold the forces off. the israelis are pushing forward air support, attack ep hel helicopters trying to target as many positions as possible. blinken is on the ground meeting. we expect the biden administration to call for a pause to let foreign citizens come out. this is taking place as the northern front -- slated to speak 3 p.m. beirut time9 a.m. eastern time and announce what comes next on the northern front. i asked a spokesman with the israelis make of this speech and what they can expect, they say they are preparing for escalation in the north and have to be patient and wait for what com

. ♪ ♪ >> carley: good morning from nashville, tennessee, i'm carley shimkus live outside the grand olehead of the fox nation patriot awards taking place tonight. >> todd: i'm todd piro, in new york, not nashville. you are uch waing "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. carley shimkus, you know two questions, one how is it going and two, the question i ask when you travel, how is the food? >> carley: the food has been excellent. i ordered room service last night and ate it in bed, everything a new mom would want, need, dream and desire. i've been in nashville less than 24 hours and i've such a wonderful time. i'm right outside the grand ole opry, you just got a sneak peek of what it looks like inside. definitely stay tuned all morning long. it's been so wonderful to be here. the patriot awards will be taking place tonight at the grand ole opry, country music's biggest stage where everybody wants to perform. to be a part of history by having this event here later tonight will be wonderful. obviously this award show celebrates first responders and real american heroes. i look forwa

. >> todd: you're watching "fox and friends," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. trey yingst is on the ground in israel, what is the latest? >> trey: good morning, battles rage inside the gaza strip. israeli fighter jets overhead and days after this ground operation began, israelis are taking heavy losses inside gaza. the death toll is at 17 soldiers killed in battles with hamas militants. i will show you destruction on northern part of the gaza strip. israelis say they targeted number of cells in northern gaza. cells were using explosive devices and throwing grenades at idf troops and soeldiers engage them with artillery fire and tanks, according to a statement released this morning. we are learning from daniel hagari, 242 hostages are confirmed held inside gaza. rafah between gaza and egypt, we understand yesterday hundreds made it out, foreign nationals and injured palestinians taken to egyptian hospitals. among the group, five americans, i've been able to confirm were released and are inside egypt. five of them, aide workers. now today we do understand more fo

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good morning. >> trey: todd and carley, good morning. israeli military has updated the death toll from the incident that took place yesterday morning where anti-take was fired at soldiers inside gaza. that death toll reached 10 people in addition to two others announced early yesterday by israeli military from the givati brigade reconnaissance unit. there are battles inside the gaza strip. last night along the border, we could hear the gunfire and israelis call nothing air support to support soldiers on the ground. this will be a difficult street-by-street battle as israel looks to push deeper into gaza in efforts to destroy hamas. on the givalia refugee camp, israelis say around 50 militants were killed, including berari, a top commander that led the givalia group. the israeliings are getting new questions about the number of civilians killed in those strikes and these are legitimate questions that need to be asked to the israeli military about how many civilians they knew were in the area and how many they believe were killed as a resu

>> happy birthday, carley. >> carley: that was so sweet. steve, you are the best.ou always know how to make it special. thank you, guys. [chanting carley] >> ainsley: i love they read that in the teleprompter. today is a very special day because it's my birthday. >> carley: i thought i was going to be saying something about my book because today is my birthday. >> lawrence: taco bell? >> carley: i'm trying to cut back on ta taco bell. >> ainsley: it's your birthday. >> carley: i already had a piece of cake. >> ainsley: you know how your parents feel on your child's birthday. >> carley: my mom text me special day for you too. i know how it feels. >> ainsley: baraba brock's birty coming up january. >> carley: in january. around the corner. >> brian: you come to work you leave him alone i don't think that's great parenting. >> carley: i do have someone watching him. i demand elections and book to come out on my birthday. those are my birthday demands and what do you know? here we are. >> ainsley: what do we say on a birth dismay we're so glad you are born care. >> car

hello, adam. >> hey, carley, yeah.you were just talking about dropping a lot of snow across the mountain west. winter weather advisories and that system will march across the country. black friday the only system we are watching. as you run through the weekend you get into saturday, that system continues to work its way east. ultimately by the time you get into sunday and that's going to be the really big travel day looking at it moving across the midwest. the southeast and that, of course, can impact travel. this is our forecast at airport delays. again, for today, you are looking at right where that system is where you are looking at the delays. it moves. areas like chicago, places north and areas running toward perhaps atlanta and parts of the southeast. we will all be dealing with this weather system, of course, we will be tracking it. those are the weather headlines for now over to you. >> adam, thank you so much. raging war in the middle east. and the president's handling of it, reportedly causing a divide within

. >> carley: that's right. a fox news alert. the senate passing house speaker mike johnson's stop gap spending bill last night. it funds the government through early next year. the bill easily passing by a vote of 87-11. the move averts a government shutdown right before the holidays. the bill is on its way to president biden's desk, and he is expected to sign it. and happening today, final vote tallies are expected as the united auto workers decided on a tentative contract with general motors. right now the outcome is too close to call. the uaw vote tracker shows 55 to around 60% of members are voting against the contract. union officials do not expect an immediate walkout if the deal is voted down. and it's a holiday hit, travis and jason kelce's promise song rises to the top of the charts. >> cars big as cars, rivers as gold. the wind goes right through you, place for the old. when you first took my hand on a cold christmas eve ♪ you promised broad street was waiting for me. car karl this is the story that k

. ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert. juveniles are seriously hurt after a single car crash in fairfax county, virginia. the fairfax police department is investigating and say six people were taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. officers arresting one juvenile at the scene. to a fox weather alert. a tornado touching down in star vail, arizona over the weekend. look at this shocking video. it was taken from a resident's porch showing that tornado of the national weather service says the tornado clocked in at ef-1 twister with winds reaching up to 105 miners. officials say no one was injured but at least 20 structures were damaged and trees were knocked down. and a boy from orange county, florida is getting the young hero's award after saving his grandmother. she stopped breathing while baby-sitting 6-year-old grandson and he came to her rescue. >> that was my grandma falling. i take it her fall call 911. >> my grandma is turning blue. right there. right there. >> you did a great job. okay? >> good job, bud

. >> carley: you can enter the friendsgiving sweep stakes. you like my post and then post a photo or video of your friendsgiving dinner and use hashtag fox and friendsgiving. >> lawrence: do this by friday. >> carley: you do. last day of the work week, as i am told. >> lawrence: go get the cookbook, amazon right now or where all books are sold. third hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> 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 gaz

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 them at their word and action. i understand they have pressure within the party that say

. >> carley: charly also this.est recently. she said this and got a lot of backlash. her talent agency dropped her as a result. watch this. >> there are a lot of people that are afraid, afraid of being jewish at this time. and are getting a taste of what it feels like to be a muslim in this country so often subjected to violence. >> carley: charly, it sounds like she was saying jews deserve to be afraid and feel bad. i was talking to a muslim american on "fox & friends first she was saying don't wrap us into this because america treats muslims very well. >> this is the most tolerant country in the world as far as immigrants of all background. susan sarin dumb needs to get off. this all needs to stop. and when she says, you know, talking about jews need to get a taste of their own medicine that couldn't be further from the truth. like you just said muslims quick to shoot down her comments. hard to know whether the left is using hyperbole to promote outrage like we see gavin newsom doing time and time again or believ

a lot of eyes in downtown manhattan, carley. >> carley: todd piro thank you so much.oving on to election day tomorrow in kentucky and it's a tight race between democrat incumbent governor andy beshear and republican challenger attorney general daniel cameron. this race gaining national interest as a major indicator for how president biden's unpop peculiarity may hurt democrats in 2024. attorney general daniel cameron joins us now. a.g. cameron, thank you for incorporate outside. governor beshear beat you and today you are up by one point. that's a major momentum shift in your favor. what do you attribute that to? >> a few things. we have had an opportunity to talk to people all across this commonwealth. andy beshear endorsed joe biden for president. i can't think of a bigger slap in the face than a governor here in kentucky endorsing joe biden and the economic policies that are weighing on the people of kentucky and, frankly, folks across this country. i have been obviously been endorsd by president donald j. trump and grateful to have his endorsement and support in t

carley, have fun out there. >> carley: thank you, see nerve nashville have. a good day. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ will ♪ ♪ ♪ [9 to 5] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: wow, that is the franklin marching band and they have come to play. >> ainsley: they are talented. and they woke up super early. >> brian: and they didn't mind doing it. guy, thanks so much for being here. we have a studio audience, we have great looking band and pretty good looking anchors. welcome to the grand ole opry house. and this has 95 years of history. multiple locations. there is so much history. we might have to take four hours instead of three. >> ainsley: original grand ole opry opened up in the 40's and then moved here. it's larger. they kept. we will show you throughout the show a circle, part of the reiman stage still here today that they moved over to this facility. >> brian: they forgot to take it. >> ainsley: where they are inducted where dolly has stood. >> steve: they would sing and so they brought it here so that every performer would always stand in the original. >> lawrence: all on the sous

"fox and friends" co-host carley shimkus, host of kennedy saves the world, kennedy herself and bill hemmer. welcome. our country's oldest president turns 81 today. his age clearly becoming a political leeblt. biden was born in 1942, same year the film casablanca premiered and world war ii was underway. nbc poll foes former president trump beating biden under younger voters. 4-point edge. three years after biden held a 26-point lead over trump with the same group. wow. another poll shows president biden trailing former president trump by two points in a 2024 match up, first time trump led biden in nbc polling history, although trump's lead falls within the margin of error. steve corne summing up this way. more than 2-1 disapprove. equally significant 7% approve of joe biden. more than 1-5 say they disapprove. you need more unified support in your own party. >> kayleigh: bill, the numbers are eye-opening with caveat of red wave and looking like republicans would have a huge night. with that caveat, i'm worried if i'd biden looking at this >> bill: the polling when they did six battleground s

let's hand it over to carley. carley is upstairs with some headlines. >> carley: i am.eveloping story in california. update on the death of a 69-year-old jewish man during protests over the weekend. police say the pro-palestinian protester involved in the incident called 911, stayed at the scene after the fall. and is cooperating with police. no arrests have been made, but officials aren't ruling out a hate crime. police are asking for people to provide video footage to help their investigation. to a fox wildfire alert. virginia is under a state of emergency as two wildfires char thousands of acres of land. officials citing dry conditions and high winds. the national guard has been called into madison county to combat the fire which has been burning for more than two weeks. for more on this story download the fox weather app. or stream fox weather on any tv connected device. overnight actor patrick dempsey is named people magazine sexiest man alive. in the past he has mentioned the honorable mention section of the magazine multiple years. never got the cover. now he has

>> carley: beignets and donuts. >> carley: enter friendsgiving and post a photo of friendsgiving and use hashtag fox and friendsgiving. we will give away one free book. why not do a friendsgiving giveaway. >> carley: we'll have another cooking segment tomorrow. >> janice: what is going on at your house? >> steve: check out at fox news books. >> happy thanksgiving friendsgiving. >> lawrence: third hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> steve: something. >> brian: here we go, third hour of "fox and friends" starts now. transportation secretary pete buttigieg will address ways the department is trying to improve air travel ahead of thanksgiving. fingers are crossed too. could be major travel trouble, tsa says biggest travel dilemma in history. dana marie -- >> ainsley: very close. >> brian: there we go. live in atlanta hartsville jackson airport. good morning dana marie. >> 17 million people signed up for tsa checkpoint, give yourself extra time. airport officials say two to three hours before your flight, 2.9 million people could pass through security. you could beat the rush today,

>> carley: we're talking about 52 strikes over the past month. congressman michael waltzes 70 strikes have gone unresponded to. a lot of military minds say it goes back to two years ago to deter this now. biden administration concerned about escalation. six iranians dead. if you want to prevent this happening would go back to start of the biden administration. talk about the money, john ratcliffe said in 2020, united states listened to iranian military leaders and they were saying, we're out of money, we cannot fund hamas and hezbollah anymore and told the biden administration that and they ignored it and reversed maximum pressure campaign and now "wall street journal" has a campaign that says iran made additional 32 to 35 billion since joe biden took office because they can export more oil temperature is military and money. >> harris: yeah, and all the ammo and drones and other things, missiles they put on the market -- what is interesting, it would have been that very week when the iran proxies started hitting that the united nations sanctions

steve, over to you. >> steve: carley, thank you very much. >> carley: you are welcome.jewish students including our next guest joining 300,000 pro-israel supporters here in washington yesterday. sounding the alarm is anti-semitism skyrockets on their college campuses. >> at my george washington university, we've seen anti-semitic hate fests, rallies, supporting murders of israelis. our hearts remain shattered by that dark saturday and the hate we see today but our spirit is unbroken. >> steve: that george washington university student sabrina sofer joins us now good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: historic day yesterday. it was incredible. in that video, i saw you were wearing that jewish star right there, and your mother told you, you know, honey, maybe you shouldn't wear that around. >> yeah. >> why? >> you know about 10 days ago as incidents were escalating on campus, my mom told me you don't leave the house with your jewish star. i said i will wear this one that actually opens up and can i keep myself safe while still retaining my faith. >> this is the re

carley: i certainly am.ding into chaos. residents demand end protection for illegal migrants. watch this. believe we should remain a sanctuary city? >> no. no. [shouting no] >> carley: mayor brandon johnson facing backlash after trying to block a vote on chicago sanctuary city status as struggle to house more than 25,000 migrants that have arrived since last year. overnight police involved in a high-speed chase as a motorcyclist speeds through a los angeles highway. officials say the motorcyclist was hitting speeds up to 100 miles per hour, endangering others on that highway. helicopter nfers the sky helped keep track of the suspect who police then arrested at a traffic light. and house republicans approving, slash the salary of transportation salary pete buttigieg $1. the move is an amendment to the 2024 transportation and housing and urban development spending bill ahead of the government funding deadline next week. the salary cut would need to get a majority approval from the house and be approved by the

back to you, carley. >> carley: all right, rachel. thank you so much.ith this. houston police are searching for violent felon wanted for murdering a young mother in front of her 3-year-old son. investigators say dominique opened fire while the mother was driving during the early morning hours of september 7th. he was out on bond after violating his parole for a separate violent offense. two months later, police are asking for the public's help in finding this suspect. public schools in portland, oregon, are closed for the seventh day today due to the ongoing teacher strike. the district and union leaders plan to hold talks tomorrow, saturday and sunday. they are hoping to get students back in the classroom by monday. the teachers are demanding a pay increase, smaller class sizes, and more. tthey will lose their health insurance for december if they don't return to work by novembe. and the fda approving a brand new obesity drug called zef bound made by eli lilly. supposed to curb hunger help lose weight by regulating blood sugar. helped people lose on av

and carley is in. >> carley: i certainly am. that's right. we have a few more headlines to get.y starting in los angeles. a new overnight out of that city, police arresting two people after multi-hour chase. officers say it started when they thought the driver of the car was a kidnapping suspect. a helicopter found the suspect's car at a local motel. both the driver and the passenger were arrested. officers say the driver was not a kidnapping suspect. a reuters report revealing hundreds more migrant could say join the massive caravan heading towards the southern border. right now about 7,000 migrants are marching through mexico making their way to the united states. more of the migrants are fleeing countries like cuba and venezuela and say the wait for a humanitarian visa is too long. and the bengals are firmly in the afc playoff hunt after knocking off the bills on sunday night. >> running back two in the backfield. joe burrow. >> carley: the bengals win 24-18. and bills fall to 5-4 on the year. all football fans smiled seeing this emotional moment. damar hamlin back in cincinn

feature. >> carley: we set up the christmas tree yesterday. we're having hot chocolate and going to decorate together and christmas music. >> steve: we should point out, we are at the patriot awards on fox nation, fox nation has a brand new christmas movie, too. >> carley: that's right. >> ainsley: excited to watch it and lighting our christmas tree on monday. >> brian: these were all better transitions. >> carley: i didn't mean to criticize. >> lawrence: effort was there. >> brian: watch lawrence smoothly go to the tease. >> lawrence: thank you. coming up. take it, brian. >> brian: go ahead. >> lawrence: president xi meets biden and says the world faces great problems from covid without taking blame. >> ainsley: fifth annual patriot awards tonight, inaugural t2t patriot awards tonight. tonight's top honors -- >> brian: frank siller and his nephew joins us. franklin high school marching band. ♪ ♪ providing for your family is a top priority. but what happens when you need affordable health care? christian health care ministries could save you u

this. >> carley: yikes.n a half hour after the exchange those are your headlines, brian, that must have been uncomfortable situation. >> uncomfort to be watch. traps in train which i'm on a train every day. i started breaking out in hives thinking about that thank you so much, carley. meanwhile, we're back with teddy a and booker t. the tour continues. fox nation is sponsoring it. and thanks to everybody who came out over the weekend. but i hope to see everybody tonight in madison, connecticut. by the way, the special is on fox nation right now. then i'm going to be in brentwood, tennessee on the 17th. chattanooga, tennessee on the 18th. then to madison, alabama and then montgomery afterwards. thanks so much. i hope you really enjoy the story. teddy and booker t. still ahead, the speaker of the house, mike johnson joins us live are we headed toward another government shutdown? he certainly hopes not. but, first, check this out. an inside look amazon's robot empire. a live report, next. ♪ ♪ 25/7. you're darn

. >> carley: thank you so much. i'm sure you're emotions matched many people who saw that video and sought happiness that family is experiencing right now. with that "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day, everybody. >> steve: good morning, everybody, it is monday, november 27th, 2023. we begin this hour of "fox & friends" with a fox news alert. it is 6:00 a.m. here in new york city. it's 1:00 in the afternoon in israel. and we are now in the fourth and final day of the temporary four-day cease-fire deal between israel and hamas. >> lawrence: we're learning that both have concerns over the list of israeli hostages and palestinian prisoners due to be released today, ainsley. >> ainsley: this after 14 more israeli hostages were freed yesterday, bringing the total number now to 40 over the last three days. >> brian: how many more, trey yingst is live at the children's medical center in israel. what's behind you? what's inside that building? >> yeah, hey, guys, good morning. overnight for the third straight e

thanks, carley.above gaza about a half an hour ago as israeli forces ramp up strikes on hamas targets. and, we're hearing reports that the two sides are moving closer to a potential truce? >> lawrence: trey yingst on the ground in southern israel with the latest on the ground in negotiations. >> steve: a truce? >> trey: hey, guys, good morning. it appears the final details are being discussed for a possible cease-fire that could end fighting inside gaza for up to five days. overnight the leader of hamas, saying a truce is approaching. i do want to show you the scene behind me though. you can see there is no cease-fire in place right now. still smoke rising from the gaza skyline and israeli forces pummel targets in the northern 35r9d of the gaza strip. but to give you more on what we know about these reports, they do indicate this would include the release of dozens of israeli and foreign civilian hostages. the hostages are expected to be only women and children who would be exchanged for prisoners be

hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: hey, ainsley, got this out of california.. officials are now saying the massive weekend fire that shut down a los angeles freeway was caught by arson. governor gavin newsom says investigators are trying to determine if more than one suspect was involved. crews are still working to assess the damage as commuters are encouraged to work from home if possible. and the holidays are almost here but several christmas tree farmers in the northeast are taking this year off. many are citing low demand, increase in operating costs and tree supply shortages. thankfully experts say the nationwide supply of trees is very healthy so you will still be able to get your hands on an evergreen before santa comes to town just in some areas they are closing up shop. janice, over to you. >> janice: that is not a good news story. it's terrible. >> carley: half sad, yes, i agree. everybody should get their own christmas tree and celebrate. >> janice: even if it is a charlie brown christmas tree. >> carley: we love them all. >> janice: absolutely. let