paige at one point had worked on the muller investigation but she's been off the team for months. peter struck had initially been part of the muller investigation and removed this summer after the justice department inspector general turned up a bunch of text messages that showed struck and paige communicating at a personal level and expressing various strong political opinions. mueller responded by taking struck back off the team back in june of this year. struck no longer works muellerinvestigations. the texts themselves are evidence mueller's team is bias and there are anti trump sentiments expressed in some of these texts. after trump went after the cokh family, lisa paige forwarded an article about the khan family about peter struck and said jesus, you should read this and trump should go f himself. struck replied, god, that's a great article, thanks for sharing and f trump. during a debate in october, struck said i'm riled up, trump is an f-ing idiot unable to provide a cohaerent answer. he said this is f-ing terrifying and said clinton might lose. because of the anti trump

>> 14. >> paige doesn't hesitate to give her age.ll she do when the questions get more personal. >> i guess quite a few emotions going on right now. >> when he asks to take her picture -- >> no thanks. >> really? why not? >> do you have a card or something that i could see? >> i have nothing on me. >> i just have to go by your word. i don't go by people's words. >> amazing. >> should be proud. >> paige, ava and ali a continue to blow him off. >> have a nice time with your reality kids. >> you guys don't want to be famous? >> now you're getting in the way. >> all right, guys. your loss. >> we know it is. >> weird. >> when i go out to speak to paige, she says she knew what to do because her mother taught her. >> he didn't have a card, he didn't have any piece of identification that he was offering. >> is that something you were taught? >> yeah. definitely. >> her mother and the other parents beam with pride. >> good job, sweetie. >> paige, that was -- you were excellent. >> i learned from the best, mom. >> thank you. >> expert michelle

paige, thanks for flying in from brussels to be here. and then i'll introduce each of the panels before they speak. paige, why don't you give us a little context here on enterprise. >> sure, sure. thanks, dan. i see so many people in the audience that know more about enterprise funds than i do, having spent numerous years working on them. i'll just give you a sort of perspective that i have, having come in 1993 and sort of seen what it was like through the '90s, the early 2000s. and then have the colleagues with bow and jim seeing what they were like when they started up again in 2012. so i think enterprise funds were truly designed for a solution to a problem in a very specific context. and kim will be able to talk more about that. because what we had in the '90s, in the early 2000s, as we were looking at the dual mandate of how does the u.s. government get involved in these countries in a quick way that we can get quick results, poland and hungary were the ones that were going through shock therapy. president bush wanted to announce so

companion walks paige over to the regional acute rehabilitation program for physical therapy.asic motor skills gayle the dog is weaved into the treatments. paige has to take gayle's jacket off and put it back on remove her collar off and put it back on brush her teeth throw a ball, play fetch all these simple movements with the dog are rehabilitating the patient. paige harris / canine companion patient nachelle valdez / occupational therapistnacelle valdez is an occupational therapists and canine companion handler, says she sees her patients progress faster when gayle is involved. nachelle valdez / occupational therapistcanine companions is a stand alone non profit organization that runs out of santa rosa, they put service animals through two years of training before they get to wear the blue vest and stationed at facilities around the country. they offer these service for free people don't have to pay for the canine companion. sutter health has had such a good experience with the animals and their patients they just donated $25,000 dollars to them.. nachelle valdez / occupati

companion walks paige over to the regional acute rehabilitation program for physical therapy.s working on basic motor skills gayle the dog is weaved into the treatments. paige has to take gayle's jacket off and put it back on remove her collar off and put it back on brush her teeth throw a ball, play fetch all these simple movements with the dog are rehabilitating the patient. paige harris / canine companion patient nachelle valdez / occupational therapistnacelle valdez is an occupational therapists and canine companion handler, says she sees her patients progress faster when gayle is involved. nachelle valdez / occupational therapistcanine companions is a stand alone non profit organization that runs out of santa rosa, they put service animals through two years of training before they get to wear the blue vest and stationed at facilities around the country. they offer these service for free people don't have to pay for the canine companion. sutter health has had such a good experience with the animals and their patients they just donated $25,000 dollars to them.. nachelle val

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lisa paige's girlfriend. weissmann hot sally yates email alone praising her for defying the president of the united states who was her boss. so that's what's so troubling this team that has been assembled when, sean, you and gregg have laid out the perfect case why they shouldn't be on the team and there are good people out there. >> how else do you explain if the fbi can interview huma abedin and cheryl mills and even though they lied in the document. >> sean: we proved it. >> they were not charged with lying to the fbi. >> sean: flynn was. >> flynn was because he deviated fractionally from the tape-recorded conversation the fbi obtained. >> sean: illegally. >> illegally of his discussion with the russian ambassador. i mean, that just underscores the rampant corruption here by the government. >> and can i add to that? >> sean: pam, go ahead. >> let me add to the mike flynn thing. not only they have how many, they are using him obviously flimtion him as a witness which we all know is common to do. this is a m

>> so what's your take on this, paige? >> first, old habits die hard just to correct one thing that bow said, the group that came to talk to him about and didn't noel the difference with between debt and equity -- >> i didn't imply that. >> i know. we had helpful congressional staffers that want to put things in regular order to make sure enterprise funds actually exist. they might have had a bit of -- >> i really shouldn't have said it. it's absolutely not a.i.d. >> sorry. old habits die hard. i would say to follow on what kim said, the formality in the relationship is important. usaid and these enterprise funds have to understand where there's oversight, where there's micromanagement, making sure there's appropriate level of oversight without micromanagement. that goes to both jim and bow's point about the outsider status. i think it's incredibly important to have mig like a private board that actually can make these decisions without having to get things checked off by the u.s. government and the u.s. government also ha

gregg: comey, mccabe, james baker, peter struck, lisa paige, maybe some others, james baker.ean the list goes on and on, it gets longer and longer day by day of people who appear to have acted improperly. >> we knew the justice department was very politicized. what we didn't know is that the fbi had gotten very politicized and it clearly is indicated today. gregg: and it's a shame because the rank and file of the fbi are fine were hardworking excellent people but it's the top management that became politicized under the obama administration. >> absolutely. gregg: good to see you as always. >>> we're coming light back with much more. stay with us >>> president trump confident that republicans and democrats will work together on his agenda in the new year. >> infrastructure is the easiest of all. people want it, republicans and democrats. we're going to have tremendous democratic support on infrastructure as you know. >> will democrats stay defiant as president trump seeks another legislative victory? we'll take that up with jason chaffetz yet. >>> and this fearless snowmobiler

reviewing 275 text messages with fbi agent peter struck and lisa paige. in which struck called then candidate trump an idiot and paige responded he is awful. and then when trump is near clinching the nomination, paige texted holy -- cruz dropped out of the race and it's a clinton trump race unbelievable. a month later struck referred to the bigoted nonsense of trump. >> this is not just political opinions, this is disgusting unaccountable bias. >> peter struck did not say anything about donald trump that the majority of americans were not also thinking at the same time. >> democrats say there was no evidence that the political views affected the investigation and according to mueller's spokesman struck was removed from mueller's team upon learning of the text messages and paige as won't on the team for a brief period. >> when we have evidence of inappropriate conduct we take action and that is what mr. mueller did when he learned about the issue, he took action. >> rosenstein says he sees no good cause to fire mueller and attorney general, jeff sessions i

paige responded, i saw him yesterday and booed at the tv. made me want to key the car. >> at this time. no one alleged that the fbi officials have committed any crime. >>> and there is more ahead on ing a shark ove off t the summer and exposure and outrage they have noweencha >> a retail store all about taylor swift. where the pop-up store is and how they are enjoying it. >>> a viral video of boaters dragging a shark along the coast of florida. the footage first surfaced outraging fishing communities across the country and three people turned themselves into police and face two counts of animal cruelty and could get up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. >>> there is new warning about computer scams, people are posing at tech support and convincing people to fix a problem that they don't really have. >> reporter: you got your fire wall and your anti-virus protection on your computer so you are safe, right? well, not quite. a new report from the blue cross broad street run says that there is an alarming uptick for people victimized by c

paige harris of richmond has been at alta bates since having a stroke last friday. she says, the highlight of her days is when the lab walks with her over to the regional acute rehabilitation program... for her physical therapy. (james) canine companions is a stand alone non- profit organization... that runs out of santa rosa. they put service animals through two years of training... before they get to wear the blue vest.. the animals are stationed at facilities around the country. they offer these services at no cost to the patient. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... trying to crack a cold case. how you can help antioch police catch a killer. ( james ) plus... shopping... family time... and the holiday parties. this time of year can lead to a lack of sleep. how you can stay well rested. ♪ [vo] the season of

lisa paige wrote god trump say loathe some human. and mueller removed them after learning of the messages and paige was gone already only the team for a brief period. but it's a common theme from the first year since the firing of james comey and writing the fbi is in tatters. that his own director christopher ray disputes. >> the fbi i see is respected and appreciated by our partners in federal and state and local law enforcement and the intelligence community and our foreign counterparts. >> the president seemed to receive his greatest line of applause when he argued for the the death penalty for anyone that kill aid police officer. but what we saw today was two very different messages to law enforcement from the president just moments apart. >>> a group of workers at a warehouse is recognized for stopping a group of robbers from getting away and it shows the robbers in a red car next to a construction van there. they tried to grab tools but there was a worker inside and the construction worker jumped on the forklifts blocking the

peter strzok and his girlfriend lisa paige.s straight ahead ♪ ♪ from our family to yours... may all your wishes come true this holiday season. >> sean: this is a fox news alert. we are awaiting results. we may be able to make a call soon in this all-important alabama u.s. senate. special election. we will have an update in mere moments when we get those numbers. also major breaking news right now. fox news has obtained the anti-trump pro-hillary clinton text messages between the fbi agent, peter strzok and his girlfriend lisa paige. remember, both working in the mueller special counsel case. but, first, president trump's attorney jay sekulow is now calling for a second special counsel appointed to investigate the massive conflicts of interest surrounding a key department of justifiable official and fusion gps. now the company behind the clinton bought and paid for fake trump anti-trump propaganda from russia, well, that dossier, this comes after a fox news exclusive report showing that in fact the wife of bruce ohr, the recentl

and align their version with carter paige.ould hope that when the investigation is over we would disclose all of these transcripts so the public can see exactly what don jr. had to say today and what the attorney general had to say. and that others can scrutinize these transcripts. so i think there's good reason ultimately to make it public and good reasons during the investigation at least for fact based witnesses to keep them private. i think when you are talking about experts, one thing. agency heads is another thing. but for these what i consider fact-based witnesses who were there then i think there's an investigative purpose behind confidentiality. >> congressman adam schiff, top democrat on the intelligence committee, thank you for helping us understand that, sir. i proosht your time tonight. >> thank you. >> all right. we'll be right back. stay with us. for the holidays, we get a gift for mom and dad. and every year, we split it equally. except for one of us. i write them a poem instead! and one for each of you too! th

first we have fbi agent peter strzok and fbi lawyer lisa paige showing extreme bias against president trump. >> what happens when the people who are supposed to cure the conflict of interest have even greater conflicts of interest than those they are replacing? that's not a rhetorical case. we would not sit peter strzok on a jury knowing what we know now. why didn't we know it ahead of time? >> how with a straight face can you say that this group of democrat partisans are unbiassed and will give president trump a fair shake? >> this is unbelievable! i am hear to tell you, mr. rosenstein, the public trust in this whole thing is gone. you have two things can you do. you are the guy in charge. you picked mueller. you wrote the memo saying why you needed to fire comey. you are the guy in charge. you can disband the mueller special prosecutor and appoint a second special council to look into peter strzok. >> sean: you heard it here first. we have been doing this for mongst. -- months. rosenstein remained defiant and defending mueller and his team of clinton lovers and trump haters. watch t

paige, i think there's a historic memory of the enterprise fund. there's sort of a short list of complaints that some folks have. ifmo someone was here and said what about that fund or this fund that i was unhappy about what happened here, what is your response to that? what would you say to some member of congress on unhappy about this fund or this and so, therefore, we should not doing morgan what his response to that? >> david will take all those questions. that's my response. yes, there were hiccups and a lot of funds, theos way they wee liquidated at the end of the day somea. had de minimus returns, e central asia fund, the slovak fund, the hungarian fun and the just sort of morphed into either legacy funds to do something small but the majority of them ended up making unbelievable returns. bulgaria, for example, although there were some concerns about e it at the time the bulgaria fun ended up walking away with 200, $422 million at the end of the day for the legacy fun and they only had to return 27 made to the us government. because the dece

but for the fact that one by carter paige traveled to russia, that not a big deal. and i think you are see that dossier when all said and done, it was basically a pile of garbage compiled by president's political opponent. here is what is concerning, nunezy is' letter lays it out, we've been asking for this mr. month, and if -- for months, if answers were that fbi did not rely on dossier they knew they did use it to, you could have cancereanswers that question in5 minutes, they fight, they fight, to me, i think that answers are not going to be comfortable for people in bureau and justice department you look at guys like bruce or -- this just stinks to high heaven. gregg: you refer to nunez letter as kevin corke did. this is clear from the letter, that rod rosenstein deputy attorney general overseeing mueller investigation has been stonewalling and defying lawful subpoenas from congress to turnover documents, as some point in time, do you think that the folks need to ub held in contempt of congress, referred to a federal judge for prosecution if necessary? >> i think

lisa paige replies i know. i cannot believe donald trump is likely to be an actual serious candidate for president. let's fast-forward to august 2016. an fbi page inkjet paige says maybe you're meant to stay where you are because you're meant to protect the country from venice. response thinks it's actually true we are very fortunate and of course i'll try and approach it that way. i just know it will be tough times. i can protect her country at many levels. not true on treacherous that helps. strzok says just went to be wal-mart. i could small dose support. out to lunch with name redacted. we both hate everyone and everything. it is scary real down here. peter strzok. he is an essay is an fm unable to provide a coherent answer. judge napolitano is with us. that's what they were singing. that is a tainted investigation. ashley: that's why it was removed five months ago. nothing to do it in the past five months because it became apparent to bob mueller. he's also one of 25 fbi agents on the case. stuart: lisa pa

cologne last weekend he got a call from dortmund on saturday night asking if he'd like to take over for paige a boss and believe me i think he said yes to that offer in a hurry the austrian coaches are contracted dortmund through to the end of the season. so the coach who went fourteen matches without a win at cologne gets hired to take over for a coach who went eight matches without when. at dortmund richard does this seem like a good idea to you. when i heard this message a message today i need some minutes to think about but i think it would be a good idea because the. dog won't play the first matches in this season without difference. and if you look at the current the last four years they always were well organized. and this is the key to to win the matches and i'm sure they will play better if it's if it is good enough to qualify for europe we will see but i think it's a good idea because we're going to get the opportunity. to to stay longer than six months and you know maybe he's coached in the next you we shall see yeah you know maybe if you just shave a goal off of all these dormant

during the campaign based on the cause that paige was an agent. instead, they fed a bogus story that seemed the fbi found no clear links between the trump campaign and russia. that has not held up too well. the fbi could have sounded the alarm earlier about russia's responsibility for the anti-clinton hacks, instead of dragging feet on the statement blaming russia, one that was eventually released by the u.s. government. this fbi conspiracy theory is now, amazingly, being used as a weapon against the russian investigation, laying the groundwork to get mueller fired. it has traveled from trump tv to a few extremist congressmen to senior members of the u.s. senate, including one-time trump critic, lindsey graham. you remember him calling the president a cook. this morning, graham tweeted it is long time to investigate clinton e-mail scandal, roll fusion gps and bias during the 2016 campaign. the next steps to plot to stop mueller after this. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be

paige harris of richmond has been at alta bates since having a stroke on friday. the highlight of her days is when the lab walks with her over to the regional acute rehabilitation program... for her physical therapy. paige harris/canine companion patient "she comes in. you hear her. tink, tink, tink, tink, tink. it just changes the entire atmosphere. you don't feel like you're in a hospital anymore. sometime it's kinda depressing being in a hospital setting."(pam) canine companions is a stand alone non- profit organization... that runs out of santa rosa. they put service animals through two years of training... before they get to wear the blue vest.. they are stationed at facilities around the country. they offer these services at no cost to the patient. sutter health has had such a good experience with the animals and their patients they just donated $25,000 dollars to them. ((steve/mon vo)) investigators still looking for answers in the deadly train derailment that left three dead in washington.tonight that stretch of interstate five where the crash happened...i

headlined, russia, secret kremlin meetings attended by trump adviser carter paige in moscow. sources those meetings involved a move to lift ukraine-related western sanctions against russia. on the day that report was filed, the republican national convention was getting under way in cleveland, ohio. at the time, a few american journalists were starting to see the vague outlines of a trump/russia story. trump's appointment of paul manafort as his campaign chair raised eyebrows because manafort spent years working for pro-putin politicians. >> what really started to give the russia story some traction was paul manafort's role. >> reporter: michael isikoff is a veteran investigative reporter who writes for yahoo news. trump put manafort in charge of managing the convention. >> it seemed odd that the trump campaign had this senior official who was so closely associated with a government that had become a foreign adversary. >> reporter: to isikoff, that was the first red flag. >> then the republican convention's platform is changed to remove language that had been proposed, that w

news reported that story. >> shannon, fox news just obtained those 10,000 text messages of strzok and paige and this is a big deal. >> wow. they just obtained the 10,000 text messages. fox news only off by about 9,600 text messages. and they have not actually issued a correction about that lie. the text messages were between a fbi investigator and a senior white house lawyer. they both worked on robert mueller investigative team. as soon as robert mueller discovered the existence of the text, he separated the fbi investigator from the team. the lawyer had already left the team. the existence of these text messages is what republicans are now using to condemn everyone working on the mueller investigation including every fbi agent and by the sound of it every fbi agent in the country. the text messages were written during the presidential campaign. they included sentiments shared by the majority of americans. like, quote, i am worried about what trump is encouraging in our behavior. the things that made me proud about our tolerance for dissent. fbi agents vote. they all have the right to vote

the other person who was also there is paige, the girl in the box. she is now 14 years old. year ago when she was in the hospital, nurses asked her a favor. she said hannah's really scared. if you could just befriend her and be with her and just kind of guide her, that would really help us out. then they became best friends. now they say they are non-b non-biological sisters. they were only in the hospital for two weeks so she flew 1,500 miles from her home to go give hannah a big surprise and hug her. >> they share such a special thing together. they were both getting treatment for medical issues, so this friendship actually makes a lot of sense. >> surprise! >>> this next video, there's josh. he knew that his sisters were coming home after spending a year in australia. he knew they were coming home. mom didn't, so they orchestrated this meeting. mom comes from the store, she's got grocery in her hand including kambucha. >> oh, could you hear the bottle popping as it hit the ground. >> oh yeah, it sacrificed itself to make this a happy reunion for mom and her two daughters.

was taken off the investigation after mueller learned he had texted with a senior fbi lawyer lisa paige, then criticizing president trump throughout the campaign. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >> agent struck led the investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. mispaige completed her details to the mueller team before the office became aware of the allegations. >>> thousands of airline passengers are stuck in atlanta after a massive power outage shut down the world's busiest airport. an electrical fire knocked out power for nearly 11 hours yesterday at hartsfield-jackson international airport. power was restored just before midnight, but for much of the day this is what the inside looked like. thousands of passengers stranded while hundreds more were stuck inside planes waiting for a gate. >> we were literally carrying old people down the escalators and up escalators and carrying wheelchairs. my heart was racing because i am scared for these peeples' lives. >> we -- people's lives. >> power outage hit delta the hardest.

paige said: paige replied "i think so.that same day, strzok said: about a month later, page texted him, so, look, you say we text on that phone when we talk about hillary because it can't be traced. so page appears to be acknowledging that they know they are doing something that shouldn't be done are the very least, something that they don't want to waste. remember, all of these texts were taken place during the fbi's investigation of hillary clinton's emails. strzok was involved in that. james comey's assessment from grossly negligent to extremely careless. after trump secures the nomination and it's a little unclear exactly what page is referring to here, she says, "maybe you are meant to stay where you are because you are meant to protect the country from that menace." strzok replied, "thanks, it is true that we are both very fortunate and of course i will try to approach it that way, i just know it will be tough at times. i can protect our country at many levels, not sure if that helps." even though both strzok and pag

agent who had name has been rought us, lisa paircrafts ooh oh -- paige, she was off the team light.this came to host: members of congress concluding representative jordan about mr. strock, and larger issues concerning the play what on, we'll he had to say and get your take on it. strock, selected to be on mueller's team, after mueller's team and removed for some pro-clinton text messages. there are all kinds of people on the team who are pro-clinton. said contributions obama. clinton or secretary clinton was interviewed, changed term to carelessness, ran the russian investigation, flynn, put on ke mueller's team and kicked off for a text message that is anti-trump. off kicked everybody mueller's team who is anti-trump, i don't think there ould be anybody left there has to be something more here, can't show e text messages that anti-trump bias, there has to be something more. i'm trying to figure out what it is, my hunch is it has something dosier.th the did peter strock produce and to the fiza cation americans y on associated with the trump campaign? >> i'm not prepared to discuss anyth

to which paige responded, good govmd when mueller learned of the e-mails, he removed strzok from the team. the justice department inspector general is now looking into the fbi act's role into the hillary clinton e-mail case. so he is already under investigation. as for appointing another special council, that would have to be to investigate a crime. hoda, savannah. >> all right. pete williams, thanks so much for that. >>> 25 million people are under winter weather alerts, with snow expected from the great lakes to the northeast. al is here, it is cold outside. >> it is, jet stream taking a big, big dip. let's take a look. this is a live shot along i-90, our good pals at the weather channel providing this, my pal mike seidel is out there right now. there was an accident, finally, traffic is starting to move. but also the big story, the cold air, five to 15 degrees above average out to the west. look at how far deep this goes, all the way down into florida. along at the temperatures and wind chills right now. it feels like 3 below in buffalo. 9 in d.c. boston, your wind chill 7 degrees

last march, right in the middle of the campaign, paige said, "god, trump is a loads i'm human."k replied, he may win. he said, were to be a worse president and ted cruz? page replied, i think so. omg, he's an idiot. later that same day, strzok said, "god, hillary should win 100 million to zero." about a month later, paige texted him, "so look, you say we text on that phone when we talk about hillary because it can't be traced." page appears to be acknowledge it, they know they are doing something that shouldn't be done or at the very least something that they don't want traced. remember, all of these texts were takener place during the fbi's investigation of hillary clinton's emails and strzok was an integral part of that investigation. he is the one credited with changing the wording in james comey's assessment from grossly negligent to extremely careless. after trump secures the nomination and it's a little unclear exactly what page is referring to, she says, "maybe you are meant to stay where you are because you are meant to protect the country from that menace." strzok repli

paige said: paige replied "i think so.that same day, strzok said: a month later,: they know they are doing something that shouldn't be done or at the very least something they don't want traced. all of these texts were taking place during the fbi's investigation of hillary clinton's emails and strzok was an integral part of the investigation and he's the one credited with changing the wording. james comey's assessment from grossly negligent and extremely careless. after trump secures the nomination, and it's unclear exactly what page is referring to, she says "if you are meant to stay where you are because you are meant to protect the country from that menace." strzok replied "thanks. we are both fortunate and i will try to approach it that way. i know it will be tough at times. i can protect our country at many levels. not sure if that helps." they are no longer in the special counsel's office. but it feeds into the narrative, the accusations that mueller's probe is tainted because people on his team have an anti-trump bi

paige said: paige replied "i think so.that same day, strzok said: a month later,: they know they are doing something that shouldn't be done or at the very least something they don't want traced. all of these texts were taking place during the fbi's investigation of hillary clinton's emails and strzok was an integral part of the investigation and he's the one credited with changing the wording. james comey's assessment from grossly negligent and extremely careless. after trump secures the nomination, and it's unclear exactly what page is referring to, she says "if you are meant to stay where you are because you are meant to protect the country from that menace." strzok replied "thanks. we are both fortunate and i will try to approach it that way. i know it will be tough at times. i can protect our country at many levels. not sure if that helps." they are no longer in the special counsel's office. but it feeds into the narrative, the accusations that mueller's probe is tainted because people on his team have an anti-trump bi

the other person who was also there is paige, the girl in the box. she is now 14 years old.o when she was in the hospital, nurses asked her a favor. she said hannah's really scared. if you could just befriend her and be with her and just kind of guide her, that would really help us out. then they became best friends. now they

who was taken off the mueller investigation and strzok's alleged mistress, an fbi lawyer named lisa paige. >> in giavasis the last two months, we have seen two terrorist attacks in new york city. carried out by men who were here as a result of failed immigration policies. >> the lottery system and chain migration. we are going to end them, fast. ♪ ♪ ♪ i just want to feel this moment ♪ oh ♪ i just want to feel this moment. steve: hey, come on upstairs. ainsley: good morning, everyone. it's wednesday. middle of the week. steve: thank goodness. and today is the day of our "fox & friends" christmas party. our holiday party. ainsley: we are all excited. we usually do bowling today we are doing karaoke. are you going to sing? steve: listen to your voice right now. i want to hear that. ainsley: i can't sing normally. steve: that's why brian kilmeade had to leave the house he hates karaoke and in his place is todd piro. todd: my doggy foster parents are here to take care of it thank you, steve and ainsley. ainsley: glad to have you on the curvey couch. alabama spoke yesterday. steve: they sure di