ben falcone is here. we have music from mark amber.around! ♪ ♪ kia. movement that inspires. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right, we are back. tonight, his funny new podcast featuring a cavalcade of stars is called, "hildy the barback and the lake of fire.” ben falcone is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, a talented singer-songwriter from new york. this is his album "rockwood.” mark ambor from the snapdragon stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night -- kerry washington and jimmy o. yang will join us. with music from the red clay strays. so please join us for that, too. our first guest is an actor, writer, and one of the great standup comics. her “please and thank you” tour touches down in milwaukee on sunday. please welcome wanda sykes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: wanda, how are you? it's good to see you. >> oh, hey, jimmy. >> jimmy: i know you must be excited. your guy trump won the election, congratulations. [ laughter ] >> it's cool, jimmy, it's cool. >> jimmy: do you expect a cabinet position? i mean

they had called the falcons back. there was more guys in the lc third trip and went all the way and we landed and staggered right on the way in the tree line opened up. we could see the muzzle flashes and we could feel the impacts in the aircraft and out of corpsman larry goldsmith, who was about six years old, was the best. it was going to be the next aircraft commander was ready to be one. i saw his arm fly up like this and he goes, i'm hit. we were committed to land. i hadn't got on the ground yet. there. guys in the back getting hit. some of the inmates me and then a larry calls again he says i'm hit -- i'm hit over here you got hit three times on the way in on the way out. he was hit three more times. there were shot groups small in the windshield all that side. he survived. he went back to states and he died of agent orange in 2012. that's my copilot. that was an lc. that was next day, april. so may rolls around the end of april rolls around its last day in april. and we get a mission assignment to be on station

pass of the day as the falcons win 2721. atlanta moves to six and three.las drops to three and five and check in on some other scores from around the nfl today. the bills they continued their dominance over the dolphins thanks to a tyler bass 61 yard field goal late in the game. the panthers needed a late fourth quarter drive to beat the saints 2322, the final on that one. and joe burrow threw for 251 yards and five touchdowns as the bengals handled my raiders 4124. can't even look at that score. and in a battle of the two two teams in the nfl north, it was the lions over the packers easily in this one on the road at lambeau. 2414 the final. it's sunday. got to love some some nfl action from around the league. but yeah my raiders it was. that was a hard one. that was a lot of ownership. so i have to ask you if you're like chris in that sunday's and like football like best time of the year it is the best time of the year. absolutely. i don't play fantasy, i will say that. so i don't have as much fun as other people, because i just feel like i'm busy working

cowboys and falcons may be the touchdown of the week right here. dallas down 11. prescott scrambling and check out this throw to rico dowdle. bobble three times before he can reel it in. unfortunately dak left in the game with a hamstring injury. we'll have to check on him later on. but regardless just too much kirk cousins. this was his third touchdown pass on the day right here. it's cool calm collected. falcons go on to win 2721 atlanta moves to six and three while dallas drops to three and five. some other scores from around the nfl today. the bills continued their dominance over the dolphins thanks to a tyler bass 61 yard field goal late in the game. the eagles handled the jags 28 to 23 behind 199 total yards and two touchdowns from saquon barkley. joe burrow threw for 251 yards and five touchdowns as the bengals handled the raiders 41 to 25. that's vegas fifth straight l, and in a battle between the top two teams in the nfc north, it was the lions over the packers on the road at lambeau 24 to 14. and a quick baseball note. the giants just announced within th

on board a falcon nine rocket. the rocket's first stage came back to earth just eight minutes after takeoff. it touched down on a drone ship in the pacific called guess what? of course, i still love you. that's what it's called. all right. and someone had a front row seat. really? rob mayeda saw the falcon nine rocket streak across the sky. this is video that you took because you were flying out of burbank late last night. and perfect timing. yeah. that's why you always get a window seat. you could see that, you know, out at vandenberg space force base, we were flying out of burbank. flight was delayed. an hour, but it was perfect timing for. yes, they'r. so you don't always expect to see that looking out the window. i know the flight attendants are probably wondering why i had the iphone pressed up against the window in the dark, but that was it. spacex launching there from a spectacular video. rob. yeah, and we didn't have clouds in the way. it would have been tough to see that. yeah, but you know, it's been a ni

go, falcon. go and launch. starlink and spacex have launched another set of satellites this morning after a scrapped launch yesterday because of poor weather. this happened at the kennedy space center in florida. falcon nine booster helped push a satellite into orbit. this one will make it possible for people in south korea to access broadcast services. the booster has now launched for the 23rd time. this is the most spacex rockets that have been relaunched as the holidays approach. more families are facing some tough choices when it comes to paying the bills and putting food on the table, but that's where you come in to help us nourish our neighbors. we're about to kick off our annual food drive. you've done it with us so many years before. please do it again. you can help us by just going to the grocery store on a shopping trip and giving a little bit. we want to bring in our vianey arana who joins us live from the safeway on las positas boulevard in livermore. hey, you're so close to me. what's going on out

with me in the studio — the former lord chancellor and secretary of state forjustice lord charlie falconere uk, the journalist coco khan. guto harri is here, borisjohnsons former director of communications briefly, if you please, your thoughts, lord falconer, on this extraordinary day we witnessed in parliament. i was there all day in the gallery, it was absolutely evidence that the commons knew they were debating one of the most important things those individual mps would debate. the? mps would debate. they spectacularly rose to the occasion. _ mps would debate. they spectacularly rose to the occasion. the _ rose to the occasion. the debate ebbed and flowed for five hours and when the result came through, there was almost complete silence in the commons because everybody in the chamber realised that the future is in the gravity of what they have done, it was up to the dutch market was an absolutely remarkable occasion which will unquestionably define this parliament. find occasion which will unquestionably define this parliament.— define this parliament. and all the balance right _ define

a falcon, 9 rockers carry 20 satellites into earth orbit. the us space for us as of the just over 10000 active satellites now in orbit. $6300.00 our part of space, x is fast growing. star link constellation to us president elect donald trump is once again preparing to withdraw his country from the powers climate agreement. the new york times reports trumps transition team has prepared the necessary executive orders, reports as trump also plans to reduce the size of some national protective areas to allow more drilling and mining. trump withdrew from the landmark global climate field during his 1st term, but a success for joe biden. major reverse can move us president electors, cold climate change hopes a little earlier i spoke with catherine too, for ashbrook of the bertelsmann foundation. think tank here in berlin by the impact of the united states, putting out of the powers climate agreement. well, 1st of all, it means that the united states, again, is off the table in terms of setting both the standards in transformation economy or transf

this stunning light show was seen in the sky at the most recent spacex falcon 9 launch. left the earth's atmosphere, put on quite the show. right, you're all caught up. have a great night! hello and welcome to sportsday with me, lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's what's coming up on the show. staying — pep guardiola agrees to make his manchester city career a decade long. italy celebrate, after claiming their first billiejean king cup in 11 years. and we hear from warren gatland on his future, as his wales team face a whole calendar year without a test win. hello again. we're going to start first of all with this man, pep guardiola, who has agreed to sign a new deal at manchester city. it's only an extra year, but by the time his new deal runs out, guardiola will have been at city for a decade. in that time, he's racked up 1a major trophies, but theirform has been patchy recently, and with the financial fair play charges hanging over city, wednesday's contract news has been a much—needed boost for the club.

the falcons. how lucky are we?an incredible partner and he will make the greatest and first first gentleman of the united states, doug emhoff! i love getting to know this guy over the past few months. thank you for all you are doing an thank you for the hard work you are doing and for bringing your powerful message. and can i just say, georgia, thank you for sending lucy to the united states can't -- congress. she is there working to protect all of our children. and i have to tell you, i got a chance back here and you will hear from some folks when i get off the stage and we will have entertainment up here. a huge thank you to michael stipe, jon bon jovi and all of the talent. i cannot tell you how great it is when you finally get to meet your idols and they are actually cooler than you thought they were. these guys are and they are out here doing it and i will say this, tyler, thank you for that incredible kickoff to this thing. let's all agree, after we win this election with kamala harris, this next generation o

a falcon, 9 rockets carried the 20 satellites into us. oh, bit us space full says of the just over 10000 active centralize now in a little bit more than 6000 to all part of space x. fast growing styling constellation us and to germany now a chance that will have sol so said he is open to talks on holding earlier elections following the collapse of his 3 policy coalition government earlier this week. speaking also an informal he use summit in the hon. gary and capital budapest shows that he would consider earlier elections this opposition. ponce's 1st instance helps him on some pos key legislation. the problem is to hold the confidence both in january and next step and opening the way for an election in the boxes. documents been facing vs calls from a position apologies to move the time table forward in the office. and if the, if i tried to get find out as kind of a with me in the studio now, is it obvious matthew shoals who was traveling with the chancellor there to budapest my to do when can we expect new elections? i would say that we'r

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. >> the first one off when we were sleeping from cape canaveral 23 starving satellites aboard falcono low earth orbit then the booster landed in atlantic ocean following separation that was a 13 time that launched in landed reusable rockets the falcon 9 is expected to lift off from the kennedy space center carrying another satellite, it's really cool he's saving money by reusing the rocket. >> i would like to go down for a nighttime launch it would be spectacular. trump's list of cabinet nominees officially feel that he announces pics over the weekend brian yanez from west palm beach, who else to trump add to his candidate. >> and morning president-elect trump has chosen all of his cabinet secretaries announcing ten pics over the weekend and what's been called the most ideologically diverse cabinet in modern time president-elect choosing a prounion moderate republican congresswoman lori chavez as his labor secretary a hedge fund billionaire and former george churros advisor scott besson as his treasury secretary project 2025 co-authored russellville picked as the director of office m

i have watched it lose it in in person and on the couch that's what the f falcons do. >> kevin: were when the big loss. >> joey: i bought everyone a t-shirt. bags in each hand. army green beret played in the nfl, i get back tour seats and before he could take sip of big gulp they were tied. sat down and lost. i wanted to leave that 200 t-shirts there. there is no sweet with the falcons. >> carley: international news i want to talk about this morning. this is in australia set to become the first country in the world to ban social media for kids under 16 by law. so, the law will not punish parents or kids who end up using social media but will instead find the companies who aren't trying to keep kids offline. and those fines can range up to almost 50 million sprawlen dollars, which is $32 million per social media company. the question this morning is should the united states do the same thing? >> kevin: for sure this is a money grab. they have seen google go through this in europe and other major social media companies face similar circumstances. i think honestly this is a governmental

cowboys and falcons may be the touchdown of the week right here. dallas down by 11. dak prescott scrambling. check out this throw to rico dowdle. it's bobbled three times before he can reel it in. unfortunately dak would end up leaving the game with a hamstring injury. regardless too much kirk cousins in this one. this was his third pass on the day for a touchdown. check it out here. and the falcons they win 2721. atlanta moves to six and three while dallas drops to three. and five. some other scores from around the nfl today. the bills continued their dominance over the dolphins thanks to a tyler bass 61 yard field goal late in the game. the eagles handled the jags 28 to 23 behind 199 total yards and two tds from saquon barkley. joe burrow threw for 251 yards and five touchdowns as the bengals handled the raiders 41 to 24. that's vegas fifth straight l, and in a battle between the top two teams in the nfc north, it was the lions over the packers on the road at lambeau 2414. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. dion. thanks, sarah. well, it

i watch games with the falcons involved this year.binson, drake london, they're an exciting team. >> they found a winning formula. they won several big ones in a row, ones quote, unquote, they shouldn't have won. kirk cousins looks incredible, leading the nfl in touchdown passes. dijon robinson, a big, exciting running back. drake london is the one to watch. he's a little banged up with a hip injury. he wants to go today versus the saints. will he be able to make a go of it? the saints, my goodness, fired head coach dennis allen, lost seven in a row after a two game stastart. how much will the shakeup ignite the team. you've got a play caller. they have switched up coaching position, everything from locker positions to frame day and practice regiments so you could see a revived saints squad today. >> finally, the late game scheduled today at 4:00 p.m., titans and chargers. not normally on fox. do we get to see afc teams. but you get to see what has been an exciting team with the chargers with justin yo herbert what are you expecting o

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atlanta falcons.native asset class, almost a trophy piece of an asset. does that change the attractiveness of it, change anything about what these businesses might be worth? >> it's always been an asset class. it hasn't been open to private equity and to people other than billionaires. what's attractive about sports outside of the nfl and the falcons, it's the recurring revenue stream that sports teams get from media rights. and that's very similar to software companies. a lot of vcs and private equity guys love the profile because the revenue is baked in for ten years from tier one creditors and they know that the top shelves are sports programming. this is going to grow very low risk profiles. you have emerging sports industries as well, the pickleballs and unprofitable leagues. those are more like early stage, you know, leagues versus the later stage leagues that are profitable. completely different risk and return profiles. >> sure. i see the kind of startup leagues. they want to get a little bit

we know the falcon heavy does them regularly. as well as the falcon heavy. and so it doesn't look like that part was successful, but now you need to watch starship itself and see how those tests in space go from here. but all of this is a part of that process that spacex will go through as they design these vehicles. >> morgan, thank you. morgan brennan. >>> let's get to walmart now. shares ripping to an all-time high today. releasing guidance after beating top to bottom estimates in this quarter. walmart seeing gains in home deliveries and saw a bump from holiday shopping. for more on walmart's strength, let's bring in bill simon, the former walmart ceo on the board of darden restaurants. bill, great to see you again. >> hi, melissa, how are you? >> i'm good. by all accounts this is a strong quarter across the board. what's interesting is the continued gains of the higher income households. i remember you saying way back when those gains might be difficult to hold on to as the economy improves as shoppers return to their normal habits. could it be different

you could have been watching the falcons, you could've been doing all that. but you didn't.here simply because you love this country. thank you for that. we've been saying how many months we had, how many weeks and how many days. we are down to about 48 hours. 48 hours to not just shape the next four years but to shape the next 40 years. and generations to come. i know from this room, i understand clearly, i'm preaching to the choir, but are recital is in two days and we need to sing. there are folks out there that still haven't made up their mind. this is the line i get, from folks i know, families, i really can't stand trump and the stuff he does. we are all saying, really? then they pivoted this. -- pivot to this, he was good on the economy. that's a little fuzzy, people. i think it's important to just set the stage about that. four years ago, we had lost 2.7 million jobs. this guy's refusal to listen to experts who so botch the pandemics, tens of thousands of americans died needlessly and the rest of us were in a hunger game trying to find toilet paper. if he's talking a

a $240 million extension before the start of the season and made an early exit in the loss to the falconsr rush is expected to start as the 3-5 cowboys take on the 6-2 eagles on sunday. >>> now to the jersey worn by 23, sold for about 200,000 times that. a michael jordan jersey from the 1996-'97 season was sold by sotheby's for a whopping $4.68 million. the jersey was worn by the g.o.a.t. in at least 17 games of his fourth championship season. and it is the fourth most expensive nba jersey of all time. jordan also claims the top spot on that list, thanks to his last dance jersey, which sold for over $10 million. >>> still to come, 50 states, 330 million people and one election. nbc's richard lui is here to break down when polls close across the country tonight and the states where we could see results first. here we could see results first. but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: hazy or blurred vision, so it'

all eyes were on the falcon 9's first-stage booster and the successful recovery.coming up on "today", we're getting into the christmas spirit. tips for how can you earn money on your holiday purchases and everything you need to know about cash back apps. >>> this morning on the third hour of "today", gifts for everybody on our holiday list. and bonnie hunt, live, talking about her new santa action movie. and we're going to bake up some sweet treats in "today" food. all that and more coming up this morning on the third hour of "today". >>> thanks for kicking off your morning with "early

the falcon hovered like a mosquito above.the whales recorded and precedented images and videos and even incited some sea lions to chase it. all of these enabled by new technology. so can you imagine going from binoculars? paper and pencil to this in 2009? now we continue to developing robots that extend our reach and i want to share with you a very recent image that was captured by one of our drones in the summer of 2023. so a few months ago, our drone recorded the first ever bursts of a baby -- whale. and you can see the baby whale in in in red. it was really quite an extraordinary and emotion moment for all of us on the team. now we developed other tools to extend our reach into the depths of the ocean. and this is the soft robot fish that can dive deeply and observe the secret lives of the creatures who live in the ocean. back in 2009, drones were rare birds that belonged in research labs. but the extraordinary advancement of computation and electromechanical systems changed that. and one decade later, each one of us can b

senior annabelle cardenas says after working hard and taking advanced courses, she can't wait to be a falconext fall. >> this means a really easy and like relieving way to go to college. that ensures that i will be able to have a great college experience. >> her mom says she's proud of her. i think there are a lot of students who have no idea how to go about the process, whether they don't understand it or their parents don't understand it, and so knowing that it's automatic, i think, really takes away a lot of that uncertainty. cal state east bay president cathy sandeen says she graduated from san leandro high school and attended a cal state school herself. as a first generation college student, she says she's grateful to play a role in giving today's students access. >> i know that earning that bachelor's degree will open a lot of doors for them. >> sandeen says the school gets more than 400 applications from hayward each year, and hundreds more will automatically qualify and receive direct admission. >> most of our students in hayward unified are first generation. they would be first gene

the company launched a falcon 9 rocket from cape canaveral. it is the 16th launch for this booster.

the 1st it's critical moment had come and gone just under an hour earlier when the space ex falcon 9 rock it carrying the earth observation. satellite launched in vandenberg, california. everyone involved was holding their breath on take off 1st care tips. the scales at around 2 tons. and is equipped with 4 state of the art instruments. aim of the cooperative mission between isa and the japanese space agency jacks is to decipher atmospheric interactions. climate and weather on our planet are primarily driven by solar radiation. however, it's distributed very differently in the atmosphere and interacts with both the water vapor and solid particles. they play a central role in climate research. some of the unprecedented as the combination of instruments on a single satellite. they let us observe clouds and aerosols, along with the interactions with radiation coming from the earth and from the sun all at the same time, i'm tight so dismissal. over the next few years, 1st care will observe our planet from an altitude of 393 kilometers. it's instruments will send out light pulses and anal

senior annabelle cardenas says after working hard and taking advanced courses, she can't wait to be a falconreally easy and like relieving way to go to college. that ensures that i will be able to have a great college experience. >> her mom says she's proud of her. i think they're a lot of students who have no idea how to go about the process, whether they don't understand it or their parents don't understand it, and so knowing that it's automatic, i think really takes away a lot of that uncertainty. cal state east bay president cathy sandeen says she graduated from san leandro high school and attended a cal state school herself as a first generation college student, she says she's grateful to play a role in giving today's students access. >> i know that earning that bachelor's degree will open a lot of doors for them. >> sandeen says the school gets more than 400 applications from hayward each year, and hundreds more will automatically qualify and receive direct admission. >> most of our students in hayward unified are first generation. they would be first generation college students. they

this happened shortly after the plane took off from falcon field. airport officials identified four of the victims from the plane, which included a 12 year old boy. a fifth person on the plane survived and they remain in the hospital with burn injuries. authorities have not identified the driver of the vehicle, who was killed in the crash. now to a positive story out of las vegas. pen pals for more than 30 years ago reunited in the same city. >> reporter molly mcbride brings us a look at two people's long history of writing to one another. while one of them was serving in the gulf war, and how they were able to find each other again in the very same city. >> my name is gordon ashley. i'm 36 years old, had my birthday here in saudi arabia in november. >> when you're thousands of miles away from home. >> i've seen lots of camels here and goats. and this place is all desert. >> a small piece of home goes a long way. >> also, i've only worn my uniform for the past four and a half months. it'll seem strange to wear jeans and a t shirt again for navy corp

partió de la base de la fuerza espacial de vandenberg en el centro de california a bordo de un cohete falcon banda de internet a nivel mundial. o sea que dan mayor accesibilidad al internet. así es. a través de la tecnología y a utilizar entonces lo que es el espacio para lograr mayor cobertura a más partes en el planeta. así que avanzando cada día más en ese sentido, mejorar la conectividad, como dicen por ahí y el acceso a más personas también. cuéntanos. hablando de acceso, cómo vamos a estar en cuanto a naturaleza, temperatura? esta semana, lluvia en camino, lluvia en camino y de hecho mañana las temperaturas en la mañana cuando salgan saben que pónganse un buen abrigo. porque fátima y amigos televidentes va a estar bastante frío. a las 05:00, esas temperaturas mínimas y va a salir a esa hora a trabajar. mire cómo van a estar en half moon bay 44 grados san josé con 47, pero el resto de la bahía también va a estar teniendo temperaturas en los 50 grados. pero según avancen las horas durante el día de mañana, vamos a ver que poquito a poco empiezan a aumentar. sin embargo, no va a ser mucho

the falcon can go up and come back down and be used again. what did they say about starship?ruce: there will be another test soon. we should expect that tuesday next week. this would be the latest test. starship is a level bigger than anything that has existed until now. in the comments, she said the company expects to launch direct to cell service by the end of the year. that would put spacex out front in another business just getting started, offering satellite-based communication that can go directly to phones without having any satellite dish or equipment. caroline: 400 starship launch as possible in the next four years. extraordinary on the valuation and amount of launches. thank you. tesla seeing a reaction alongside other ev makers. yesterday a report hit from reuters saying donald trump is set to end some tax credits. terry, when you get an ev, you can get a nice juicy credit. that would be wiped out potentially by the next administration. how integral is that credit to demand? terry: it's not clear. it's important. this valuable to the industry. it's important becaus

in this case, crowdstrike's content validator , used its falcon sensor did not catch a bug in a generalfile. it appears that the update may not have been appropriately tested before being pushed out to the most sensitive part of the computer's operating system. this cost about 8.5 million devices to crash. mistakes happen. however, we cannot allow a mistake of this magnitude to happen again. as a july 19 outage has demonstrated yet again, the networks are increasingly interconnected. while we know that the nation state actors and criminals try to exploit our networks, we do not expect companies to defend themselves in these targeted attacks. as i emphasize the president microsoft in june, we do expect companies to implement the strongest cyber security practices. our nation's security depends on a strong, public-private partnership. ensuring the partnership a strong is necessary. the adversaries always watch how we respond to these types of incidences, just like the july 19 outage. you can bet that they are watching us right now. the good news is, since this was not do to a cyber attack

in this case, crowdstrike's content validater used for its falcon sensor did not catch a bug in a channel file. it also appears that the update may not have been appropriately tested before being pushed out to the most sensitive part of the computer's operating system. this caused about 8.5 million devices to crash. mistakes happen. however, we cannot allow a mistake of this magnitude to happen again. as the july 19th outage has demonstrated yet again, our networks are increasingly interconnected. while we know the criminals try to exploit our networks, we do not expect companies to defend themselves from these targeted attacks. however as i emphasized with microsoft in june we do expect companies to implement the strongest cybersecurity practices. our nation's security depends on a strong public/private partnership to protect our networks. you can bet they're watching us right now. the good news is that since this was not due to a cyber attack, we can learn from the incident. today's hearing is both timely in one way and overdue in another. timely because we now have two months of inform

speed over the next couple of years if we are seeing the cadence increase as we have seen with the falconle where they are launching more than 100 a year. they recently said they will be at the 400 mark in four years with this vehicle. if they can make that he will be having in orbit fuel transfers. that is the key to going beyond earth orbit. whether this administration will still fulfill a leader ambition, we do not know -- a lunar ambition, we do not know. we have heard the president elect and elon musk talk about mars trips. those require refueling in lower earth or. you could see missions to mars in four or five years. i doubt they would put people on them but that is what the president has talked about doing within his term. caroline: we were just seeing pictures of president-elect trump alongside elon musk. you are in the nasa transition with president-elect obama at the time. how likely are we to see other companies thrive in this new era where space-x is so integral and so close to the next administration? >> it is a really strange trajectory in the sense that the obama transitio

maybe that is just a coincidence falconer, d i, critical race theory, esg climate change, all of theseonable but harmful diseases have inflicted, infected the federal reserve. my question is, are the fed, is the fed hiring people from the left in the democratic party deliberately. 2020, four, five, six years, bingo. something is happened here. >> yeah. i would say it is a couple os id universities. particularly in graduate programs. my area and economics among others. the hiring pool that the fed is bringing in people from has moved very much to the left. there used to be a lot of progrowth economies out there. a lot of that literature has moved towards redistribution. one other thing going on. donald trump has changed the electorate. the republican party is now much more of a working class party and the democrats are the parties of the elite. the one year where the fed primarily donated to republicans , it was when mitt romney was the nominee. the republicans were the party of elites. i think what is going on is donald trump has made this a working class party and the fed is a bunch o

other games in the nfl side cowboys/falcons. patriots titans.ver, would you agree? >> i'm so amazed at his poise. we know about his talent. he has tremendous speed, controls the football, high completion average. i think dan quinn, the head coach there, has done a great job with daniels and done a great job really the entire football team. right now they are at the top of the nfc east and a battle between them and the eagles. >> brian: we look forward to seeing you tonight. you always have a great time and a great time watching you on the set. thanks, coach johnson. let's look at the catch together as we go outside. we do have it. i guess we had it. all right, guys. >> ainsley: if you're in new york tomorrow, bring your family to the "fox & friends" block party. you can join us from 7:00 in the morning until 10:00 a.m. as we count down to election day. >> steve: that's right. >> lawrence: be an anchor for the day, record a video. food, fun, games, giveaways, face painting and more. >> steve: the prize pack is valued at $1500. a fox and friends t

like a falcon, okay? otherwise, i start flapping my arms and try to fly away." this morning, trump fixed everything with puerto ricans by actually going on truth social and actually posting this actual video. ♪ i will vote for donald trump ♪ ♪ oh, my god, i will vote ♪ ♪ i will vote for donald trump ♪ ♪ oh, my god, i will vote ♪ ♪ i will vote for donald trump ♪ >> stephen: see? it's got a beat. it's got a hook, baby. [cheering] ♪ ♪ see, puerto ricans? you love trump! and he proved it by sharing this song made by a cuban band. okay, to be fair, he may not realize those aren't the same place. "look, i want to apologize to puerto rico in your native tongue. 'lucy, you got a lotta splainin' to do.' we miss you, ricky. bring back ricky, i say. what happened to ricky?" this morning, trump held a press conference down in mar a lago. and it became pretty clear that he attended a different rally than the rest of us watched. >> i don't think anybody has ever seen anything like what happened the other night at madison square garden. the love, the love, the love in that roo

. >> falcon and zeplin, good morning. get ready for school.he golden gate. >> thank you, thank you. we're big fans and so many people are. you are so talented and incredible. what a treat to bring you to the bay area. tell us a little about the holiday tour. >> it was eight years ago that a fan prompted holiday album came out called simply christmas. every year this album has not only been -- people have welcomed this as part of the holiday tradition but it finds new fans every year. last year we got new fans when i did glass onion on net flix. a new crop of people found this christmas album. this is our first time supporting it with a live tour. i have been busy. we had a global pandemic and all that. the fact that we get to go on the road, simply christmas and another christmas album i put out called the christmas album. this is first time we get a chance to give a live experience of the records. we hope that it is a new holiday tradition hearing this music live. >> i love it. i think it's fun when you can recognize the music here and there