for instance, is the, quote, unquote, only rick that isn't part of the sit cita of ricks, you know?itadel and dump their wives and abandon their children and rick is too cool for that. our rick's origin story in spite of him being the most cynical and rogue rick, it starts with he is the most heartbroken, he was the most impassive and most connected to his marriage. >> he is more deeply human and his wound was so bad that it scabbed over harder than anyone? >> yeah. >> you mentioned citadel rick's. let's look at that. >> the dicitadel divided and tht of us. i see it everywhere i go. i see it in our schools where they teach morties we are all the same because they are threatened what makes us unique. i see it in the streets where they give guns to morty s and we are fighting each other to fight real injustice. >> earnest or satire. >> spoiler of that that character that is talking who is the kind of let's call him an obama-esque figure or kennedy or robert redford in "the candidate." he is evil morty. >> so the most honey'd, sweet, idealistic pitch we get is something is wrong and wh

will: thanks, rick.tmas. will: joining us now with all the tips and top products to make your house safe for the holidays is d irk y expert chip wade. >> good morning. we know with the holidays comes extra cooking, extra people. it's an extra strain on your house, specifically the plumbing system, the drain system. this is a great little nugget to get, drain opener from liquid rino to, tws twice -- it's twice the concentrate. pour it down any drain from your shower, your toilet, tubs, it keeps enzymes in the crane that's going to continue to break that down, liquid rhino.com. >> for septic systems as well? >> yes, sir. find this as walmart as well. with freezing weather, right, comes freezing pipes, so this is a great little safety device. this is called moens flow smart water monitor and shutoff. you just install it on the inlet line of your water line, and it has a monitor that can detect the smallest little drip leak and automatically shut off the water. you don't have to think about it, peace of mind

will: doing great stuff, rick. rick: thank you. rachel? rachel: can rick hear me? the christmas party for hope and education, a charity that me and emma watters are part of, and as i left, they gave us a parting gift, and i'm, like, i know what this is, it was a weatherman umbrella for hope and education in new jersey. i had in idea, and i was really thrilled to get it because, like will, you know, i love your umbrellas. will: they're the best. best umbrellas. rick: you guys are the best. will: and they're doing the best. rachel: thanks, rick. we're just hours away from america's game of the week as the bills look for a run against the rams. we get you ready next. ♪ this -- and this christmas will be a very special christmas for me ♪ lowe's knows the perfect gifts don't have to stretch your budget. that's why we offer a free select tool when you buy select tools and batteries from our top brands. so, perfecting the holidays... oh, you're good. is easier than ever. lowe's knows how to help you holiday. christmas can be a crazy time of year. let's not lose focus on w

rick: i don't fit into mine. peter: do you need a hand, rick?ted yet. if. carley: okay. i feel confident. [laughter] oh, oh! i get it now! i get it now! peter: okay, one -- griff: go, rick, go! rick: two. griff: we have two! we have two! we got three, we got three! we got five! come on, one more. we got six! finish look at that. we got seven. [inaudible conversations] griff: ten! peter: ten seconds left. 8, 7, 6, 5 -- >> 13! peter: -- 2, 1. carley's down. griff: rick won. peter: i think rick won. what was the final count? griff: we have 13 over here. good job, good job. carley: that was such a workout. rick: hold on. griff: -- continues after this, we catch our breath. carley: yeah, i can't breathe. ♪ ♪ last christmas, i gave you myn heart. s ♪ but the very next -- mber deals and earn points when you shop. so, you can get more and give more too. join my lowe's rewards for free today. lowe's knows how to help you holiday. go-friends, gather! keke! chris! jason! boop! friends. let's go, let's go, friends! hold onto your dice. woohoo!! -nice frosti

rick: okay.ng so you can get the perfect gift. good luck. do you all want the say merry christmas to everybody in the studio, one, two, three -- >> merry christmas! will: all right, rick, thank you. i love the green sweater. it's very versatile. you could shop with a cop or go to capitol hill and raise money for ukraine. you look great, rick. [laughter] charlie: with the holidays right around the corner, it's time to start buying gifteds for your loved ones -- gifts for your loved ones. rachel: we have diy expert chip wade. you've got a lot of great stuff here. >> i do. we've got to set the stage with great holiday decor. we've got awesome giant santas, nutcrackers, prelit trees, that's all from the home depot available in time for christmas. but let's talk gifts. every guy loves leather. will, i know you like these. this guy right here, feel how soft this is -- rachel: like a baby. >> this is all lamb skin, it is down-filled, so it's super warm. tailored fit -- rachel: i love this. gorgeous. the

rick: was it your wife's idea? >> she's brains. rick: it feels great. >> thank you.ust about everything from fish to vegetables -- >> exactly. they're great stocking stuff theres -- carley: that is a good stocking stuffer what's your best seller? >> they're all very popular. if you want something in the air a friar -- fryer, delivery food -- carley: you need not pick a favorite. >> that's right. they're all special. carley: pete err, other to you. peter: what if you need to catch a fish to season, the made in america give series continues from green bay, wisconsin, lakewood products. steve, what have we got? >> we have, at lakewood we make cases for sportsmen. so we make a high-end case. we make a very good case that that should last a lifetime, and then we have a gun case. we have what we call a drop-in gun case. we have a drop-in bolt case and about 20 different cases for fishing. the whole idea is to keep you organized and keep you from having stuff in your -- on your legs. peter: and this year are you seeing more people who want to go hunting or fishing? >> i'd s

rick was not only a hero that day, rick was a hero in vietnam. there's a movie called we were soldiers, mel gibson, that was based on rick's platoon and rick. wow. i didn't know rick personally very well, but i certainly went through training classes and. rick, beat into your head, if something happens here, exit the building. he was there for the bombing in 1993. it took 2 hours to get out of the building and rick became obsessed with the fact that if something wrong, exit the building, leave so my first inclination when thought about that was, let's get whoever is still up here and let's get them out of here. let's go. okay, i'll make the decision i'll take it if it's wrong. but i'll take that decision and make it and then. by the way, you never take the elevators. rick taught us that. i learned that just from watching disaster when i was a kid, that you never take the you open up the stairwell and send people down. so we start down the building, you go, excuse me. walking down the stairwells. and we get to around 50th floor. i was up on 61, wh

he references rick and morty.hame about navalny being a fan. for me, it emphasizes -- it's like -- i have been able to live for so many decades equating writing tv with fighting fights and being brave. firefighters, they risk their lives more. but they would hate to be told no so many times in a pitch meeting. there's always been this equivalence in my head where it evens out that lenny bruce and norman leer and any tv writer or comedian or actor, director, that we are fighting our own fight and doing these things. in america, you know, as cynical and commercial as we get, the truth is that if anybody ever started messing around with literally dismantling democracy and they would have a tough fight on their hands. with the flick of a pen, me and my cohorts would take it all down or reverse it. >> it sounds like part of you feels there's some comparison to be made and there's a smallness -- >> no, no. i want to make that impression. the reason why the navalny thing bums me out is because i remember finding out that

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will: kevin and rick.u guys. >> thank you, seeing all this stuff made in america and going for vermont and this is beautiful stuff here. rick: a lot of stuff for christmas. >> we have all kinds of wonderful wooden toys, games and gifts made right in vermont, made out of local wood and all made in the u.s. and fantastic and we have the name trains here and perfect for any name and we've got hudson, but you make the name and we'll send it to you. we also have these really need stacking dudes over here as you can see kind of stack them every which way. three different set sizes up to 100 pieces and have a lot of fun with these. &very dynamic. rick: how do people find you? >> go to maplelandmark.com and order this weekend and we'll get to you in time for christmas. rick: it's important right here for the reminder. >> coming up very, very quickly. kevin: order right now. carley, over to you. carley: yeah, this is matt mclaughlin from the american truck company. >> we make chests and we do a lot of custom chests

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rick, some very close numbers here. >> yeah, jon.rent results hold, republicans will have secured a 220-215 advantage in the next congress. that's actually two more democrats than who serve right now in congress despite those very tough redistricting maps and despite the coat tails of donald trump and him winning the popular vote as well as the electoral college. that by itself would be the tightest governing majority in almost a century, but here's the thing. things are going to get tighter almost certainly and actually very quickly. we've already heard from matt gaetz. he is not going to be trump's next attorney general, but he's resigned from this congress and said he won't serve in the next congress. his fellow florida congressman mike waltz will be the national security adviser. he's going to resign and he says on the first day of the trump administration, and elise stefanik, the congresswoman from new york is on tap to be the u.n. ambassador under donald trump. she would resign her seat when she's confirmed by -- or if and when

rick dog has attracted me a lot just by the middle of the border. it's the history of just the challenge. many people on this is found one of the greatest c graveyards as world war 2. but what lies beneath is an environmental time, but the reality is there is a tremendous amount of pollution that solid base ranks as they are literally the sense of taking time off. the question is how much will as inpatient breaks, and can you send me down a bit of it before, like lips mold and id. use the go, a ferocious bass or true place here between japan and the allies, and the legacy of it extends from the sea to the shore with deadly weapons and ammunition still littering these on the 101 east makes the solomon islanders who caught escape a brutal or the ended decades ago, the world, the coast of guadalcanal on the solomon mazda dive place. just gonna put a fucking in knoxville for you. i'm here with neil yates. i 1st met him when i used to leave here and he was running a dive company. today, he's here to share his deep knowledge of solomon's war time passed.

rick dog is attractive and not just boy order and so history is just the challenge. many people on this is found one of the greatest see graveyards as world war 2. what lies beneath is an environmental time. the. the reality is there is a tremendous amount of pollution that some of these wrecks are. they are literally the sense of taking time on the question is how much was inpatient briggs and kennedy seem to be done about it before. like lips move in, id use the go, a ferocious bass or took place here between japan and the allies and the legacy of it extends from the sea to the shore with deadly weapons and ammunition still littering bays on 101 east makes the solomon islanders to confiscate a bruce award the ended decades ago. the floor of the coast of guadalcanal on the solomon mazda died. place is going to put a plug in knoxville for you. i'm here with neil yates. i 1st met him when i used to leave here and he was running a dive company today to see, to share his deep knowledge of solomon's war time passed. with these dive, his walk along solomon island is and t

rick, let's talk about the devon nunez pick. what does it mean for him to oversee, from an advisory role, the u.s. intelligence community? >> the president's foreign intelligence advisory board is an extra 90 intelligence -- who will certainly cast openly the long record of security in that organization and that the significant work they do in politicizing in favor of donald trump. it is no shock and it also represents quite a compromise that true social is in part, funded by foreign persons and enterprises. and devon is going to remain over there and yet some of the people giving money including oaks from russia and folks from saudi arabia are targets of the intelligence community. so i think he has a compromise position but it is no shock that trump named him. -- is not a bright man but he's loyal to donald trump. >> loyalty clearly as part of the equation here but bart, rick has highlighted some of the possible conflicts of interest that might attend an appointment like this. can you elaborate on what does it mean for nunez t

. >> rick husband pilot willie mccool coy wire okay. >> love i was desperately waiting for my mom to come back the thing i was most excited about was just holding her again and talking to her they put bleachers close to the runway and you're driven down there and you're in a set of bleachers with your friends and family that you have invited for the landing. >> they had speakers, and you could hear rick talking to columbia here comes the maneuver and rick, we're ready for the maneuver i did not usually come in for a landing. >> to me, those were so routine. usually the orbiter has been working well they have a good weather call but i had this wing concern because of the impact. so i said i will go in i realized that most of those people at those consoles, they don't know anything that's been going on for two weeks. they've been looking at their condition of this system, this system but they don't know any other history i was the lead entry ground controller for the mission my primary thing is getting the spacecraft up onto orbit and getting it back down safely that morning, the atmos

rick: i don't know.r no i do not want to give a level but that get stamped. but i think -- i do not think you are there today. i think over the next couple months, that is a pretty good nonanswer like the first quote that i had. listen, we have to see. there will be a point in time where we see inflation and that productivity enhancement and automation that will come in and then we will start to buy some back end assets. it is more about the environmental condition than pick the number. like the fed and chair powell, i would like to see the data policy and see what the tariffs are. lisa: cheat sheet when it does not answer, it all depends on the data. he has absolute discipline student of the data. wonderful to see you and thank you for being with us. coming up on monday, do not miss this, steve sharon of federated hermes, kelce faro -- kelsey barrow of jp morgan and sarah hunt. plus a sound -- a showing of jonathan fail -- jonathan ferro. thank you for being with us. this was bloomberg surveillance. ♪ m

nat malkus: for the rest of the panel, is rick underplaying it? ginny gentles: on the parental rights we have some acronyms to throw out. for a pet and p bra. i would see a trump administration quickly moving toward sending a clear message that parental rights are fundamental in one way to do it would be to strengthen privacy and strengthen parent ability to access information surveys curricula that are presented to their children and to perhaps look into ways to legislatively provide private right of action so parents cannot be told no, you cannot see what we are teaching your child, no, we will not tell you if we are transitioning your child to another gender identity, we will keep it secret. if that happens rather than just being able to complain to the department they will have some tool to be able to sue. nat malkus: to clarify for those at home, these other things the department could do under legislation? ginny gentles: the private right of action is down the road that they would have to work with caucus -- congress but i think we will see

if i will welcome to all 3 of you, welcome to inside story for rick. i wonder if i can start with you because i have been at least 7 attacks on christmas markets in recent years, full in germany, 3 in front, all apparently, i look ideologically motivated, but there's something very different to about this one. the suspects opinion gemini, for some time, he was a school professional adopter. he was in to radicalize used as we've seen in previous attacks. he was deeply slumber phobic despite coming from american country, and was an apparent supporter of far right. immigration policies. i mean, over what does that mean for jimmy's perception of this attack? but 1st of all, it means that it's easy to simply find, but humans are much more complex. and we find people with a profile like this. and if they don't fit into patterns, that's counterterrorism. understands easily need to kind of happen that people don't find warnings as dangerous as in cases in which everything looks like a perfect match. there's. there's someone who wants to attack a christian comm

. >> and rick is making a list and checking it twice.s live all morning from the fourth annual shop for the cop event the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't a lot for christmas ♪ ♪ there's just one thing i need ♪ ♪ >> good saturday morning to all of you all welcome to "fox & friends" weekend. good to be with you all here. will: glad to have you charlie. charlie: good to be with you. red wings are a cowboy boot. rachel: you're from the waste down you're a farm boy and from the waste up you're like a -- journalist. charlie: fake farmer but i can't pretend to be a cowboy. will: you're like a mullet of a tv host party on the bottom. charlie: good thing ab mullet, though, is you can trim it yourself. will: pull it around the side and get after it. rachel: is that something that happened in your high school days? will: did you have a mullet? charlie: yeah -- will: on it right now. looking at your facebook. >> we did not exist on the internet back then. will: there's a yearbook somewhere. we're on it. rachel:

oh rick, do you favor? not just on you crying, but on only you policy as of the wrong suzanne said, there was a problem here that the 2 major power houses of europe upfront and germany and both civil tenuously facing this political tomo. when i think that as an over estimation of the role of germany and france when we look at what other drivers from your work and integration in the early days of that you are being community. this was definitely an important factor because it was also about reconciliation between the terminal enemies in the past. but since east part in large land, it's no longer something one can take for granted. that if germany on the one and, and from some of the other end of the spectrum of how to manage your pin money, terry policy or whatever the conflicting lines have been that everyone else in the political spectrum will cluster between the 2 opposing sides historically doesn't apply to the central and eastern european countries. so we haven't seen much since 2004, which is the resul

oh rick, i'm this vote of no confidence, no surprise. we knew this was going to happen, but it's still something that's very rare. i believe only happened 3 times in the building history of germany that they've had to have a little early elections like this. really decent to move in the political 20 bucks . and if it's necessary, it's used. but germany has a very continuity oriented political system. we are not divided society and to women elections and the same to designate a number off parties cluster and the same tax. so if you basically agree on most things, then there is no need to call snap elections or to question the functioning of the government. this time the tensions within the coordination of or too big. and this is the result a much top up most politicians when they faced a vote of no confidence, they want to try and win it. but it seems that jumps the shots actually wanted to lose this vote in order to have of the elections. right. and i think that's the recognition of how this functional the coalition has been, frankly, at

rick scott was the only one who had poorer seniority than me. i'll never forget we were all interested in wrapping it up. well, the first thing i did was figured out a way to where i'd only have to do it every other week. we took a little risk. it paid off so i didn't have to do it every week. and then when i found there were some senators that liked to linger around a little later on thursdays and maybe what they -- than maybe what they needed to and one that did it every thursday and had flexibility. and my friend, senator dan sullivan. you need to tune in because he doesn't the alaskan of the week. all i said was dan, could you move it up about an hour and a half. and he did. and that enabled me to get home late on a thursday instead of a friday. so i was even doing some entrepreneurial work right there. and you can ask anybody in the well now, we were all wanting to see that happen together. and finally, i tried to bust the dress code here by not wearing a tie. and there was a time or two where i barned in -- barged in here without one and a

>> see slick rick up in there, man, i'm proud of rick, man, overcame a lot this year. >> to see him run in that end zone, a full circle moment. he deserves it all, busted his tail for this moment. >> i get to the bench and like dang, kittle is a better teammate than me because i didn't grab his ball. >> probably should hang it up somewhere in the room, probably should start a little memorabilia area in my room or something. >> reporter: jauan jennings had a career game in week three against the rams with three touchdown catches, but his best grab came when he mothed an l.a. defender for a 32-yard gain. >> did he just make that catch? >> reporter: jennings finished the day with 11 catches for 175 yards. >> he's a dog, man, absolutely love jauan. >> he's a warrior the whole game. he's always like that, got a lot more opportunities today, was automatic on every single one. >> we hit the half with a 17-point detroit lead. >> reporter: the 9ers were on the ropes in the nfc championship game when brandon aiyuk added his name to the list of the greatest catches in 49ers history. >> going to ta

rick and amisha are back with me.earned a lot about gaetz's sexual misconduct allegations. but this was a bit of a turn from what we thought. gaetz dropped out. no need to continue with the public humiliation of him. holding him accountable and yet here we are. now the report might be released and the fall-out could be very damaging for him. >> i think it is important, i'm not underestimating how deeply unliked matt gaetz is in the house. they do not like this guy. they know he is a degenerate. he was very in their face about it. and a lot of them had a lot of objections to the kind of things he was doing and saying in the house. and a lot of his behavior was not a secret to his colleagues. now this case in florida with the teenage prostitutes and the venmo payments, they were worried they would have to bring teenage prostitutes to the stand to testify. and that did not work out for them. exonerated not the one one would choose. he dodged a prosecution, but his close friend, his running buddy joel greenberg is in pris

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charlie: thank you, rick. eyebrows after a recent survey revealing the salary they consider financially successful. nearly $600,000 a year. that's roughly three to six times what any other age group said they need. in one article, they argue this underlies a generational shift to the political right. here to react, sunday morning futures anchor, maria bartiromo. great to see you this morning, maria. maria: hey, charlie. charlie: looks like after years of being fed a lot of communism, young people are looking to, i don't know, trying to make some money. maria: yeah. i mean, look, when you consider this group that you're talking about, gen z, these are people born between 1997 and 2012. think about that timeframe. these people have seen financial crisis after crisis. i'm happy to say i've had a front row seat in all of the shifts in the economy over the last 30 years and have witnessed it myself because in 1997 that was the beginning of the dot-com boom. you had this dot-com boom where google and amazon were goi

rick >> yeah.ou the interest rate complex is wild just like equities if you look at the first chart, this chart starts on the 9th of december which means we've had nine consecutive sessions in a row on the 10-year where the yields on any given day are higher than the previous day that is building momentum. we've talked about it, and it's been a great technical indicator 2s, 10s spread the steepest and widest since mid 22 speaks volumes about the market's anxiety on inflation finally the dollar index on pace for another record close going back to the end of 2022. but maybe the most interesting story is all that volatility in equities what it may mean and for that we're going to talk to chem >> rick. >> yesterday was one of those days where the equity markets went wild. so did interest rates. when we spoke you had a good explanation that i think viewers would be interested in. >> it's a perfect storm. not only getting the inflation in the catalyst, but it's important it's on equities. >> operations e

and that is to rick just sarah bitch spokesperson for the world health organization. who has criticized these raids on the hospitals there as a death sentence for the tap palestinian people. we thank you very much. thank it. let's look at some more stories making headlines. fighting is being reported along the border between afghanistan and pakistan. pakistani security sources say one soldier was killed and 7 others wounded in the exchanges of fire. the classes follow taliban accusations that pakistani air strikes. killed 46 people near the border on tuesday as mama bob has not confirmed the attacks. thousands of georgians have formed a human chain into police see in support of the countries the u membership. the current president and the pro western opposition, or taking part in the rally mass street protests broke out in georgia one month ago, after the pro russia ruling parties suspended talks and joining the you. starting today, new mobile phones, tablets, and cameras sold, and the you need to have a u. s. b c. charging port. russell says the new standard for devi

joining us now, rick stengel. >> good morning to you, rick. >> good morning. >> so you have this reportingzelenskyy-macron meeting yesterday. trump was late to it and everybody is all smiles, noting macron achieved a diplomatic milestone hosting the first meeting between volodymyr zelenskyy and united states president-elect donald trump since he won the election in november. interesting combination of forces coming together. and then syria happens overnight. which then raises up the question and puts the spotlight on not just this meeting, but trump's leveling up his cabinet and the leadership, tulsi gabbard as director of national intelligence. pete hegseth at d.o.d. give us your assessment of what these two pieces in this tri-lateral relationship between france is the center of this conversation, and russia and ukraine, the united states, how do these pieces fit when you've got potential leadership in the united states putting out folks like, you know, tulsi and hegseth, who come with severe baggage in the national security space. >> good morning, michael, i'm trying to keep all of those

rachel: turning to rick now for the forecast. rick: good morning, rachel.h better out here and a look at the maps that shows you we've been blow freezing for much of the northeast and going up into the 50s today. precipitation wise over the next week and show you what to be expecting and more rain and snow in parts of the west and getting so much rain and ball languages and out here with it all starting today and torment there's much needed rain in the east. rachel, back to you inside. rachel: thank you, rick. we're still on the hunt for the perfect christmas gift. look no further. made in america series is right next. and thank you to our partners bass pro shops for styling "fox & friends" for the entire month of december. more "fox & friends" weekend right after this. ♪ z ♪ america. built by those who dare to dream, those who push the limits, and those who serve. at bass pro shops, we stand with those who stand for our freedoms. proudly offering a legendary salute discount every day. and recently partnering with the army and air force exchange service, be

and now rick, when the family don't know how they're going to survive, god, but the good because the guy pub go out again. it's the other day i would say. so the whole service center would positive comes with the risk. so i'm gonna do that and then once those m as in so maybe very expensive in just a few weeks or even days the huge with try out the next month. and that might be the end of fishing for this year. but all right, cool, has a plan to combat the draft. progressed on the date, get paid, as you said, it does it as a commit. they give it to the hospital or an old body. how are we phone with a try? what different cognitive old, what i would try, i know the, the, the hotel tell me to call a hi, this is papa descried up river has left enough water to fill a few water home. but the piece of operate farm was like monte, we'll have to pay for the time cuz the supply water to be my store for now he can make the trip spot and hold on to the the the one t keeps around $30.70 pounds. it doesn't have he doesn't have enough money to buy full day every day. he's also lost around a 100 ani

talk democracy mohammed some as well. ricks highlighted clarity and clinical era policies. the very much it in the spotlight of the moment, particularly as the entire immigration asylum seeker debate as being turbo charged . the head of, of elections that i mean tough with measures i understand were announced in august following a knife attack allegedly carried out by suing asylum seeker. is it your view? oh, certainly. how many bits, jeremy's traditional sense of ground is inevitably having to stay, take big steps to the right to preserve support as so as mentioned, like a really good many talk to a good steps towards the welcoming richard g and people lean war. but also it was that kind of political action for america, and it was a win win game because we know that germany is a kind of an old country needs as human resources, it needs work or the economy, the german economy need this people as so demographically at germany, yes. is it changing as there is a diversity? but at the same time, we cannot deny and blake our eyes from the rays of the right wings and in the run o

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rick: we've got to get you to own that air space over your house.rick: the temps waking up and so cold across much of the northeast and that's all going to change and first real rainy pattern setting umm for the start of the week and beneficial rain and snow cross interior sections especially lake effect snow over the last couple of days and the last week has brought some spots 4-5 feet of snow and we're going to have rain on top of this now and complete different storm matt earn dealing with this in towards monday and start of the day on monday is rain and snow and rapid snow melt causing big flooding con concerns and stillw on the roofs, get it off before the rain pabit is down. we get a bit of break in towards the day on tuesday and another even heavier batch of this coming in on wednesday and the general pattern sets up for us for a few days. >> the crown of thorns. keke! chris! jason! boop! friends. let's go, let's go, friends! hold onto your dice. woohoo!! -nice frosting, pratt. -thank you! how we doin', keke? tastes like money to me. i can't

past 24 hours to change the trajectory of the market we will ask our experts, including that man, rick rieder who joins me momentarily the scorecard with 60 minutes to go we are trying to worse off the worse fed sell-off day ever. russell is red megacaps are higher with the exception of tesla it's down again today. then there's bitcoin it was below 99,000. it is now below 98 that's following its biggest one-day drop since august. we will follow all of that it does take us to our talk of the tape is this rally intact are the risks of a bigger pullback mounting? let's ask rick, head of the global allocation team it's good to see you >> you too thanks for having me >> how would you answer that question is this thing intact do we have new risks now based on what happened yesterday more importantly, the tone that the fed chair had. >> yeah, i think you're right. for the next -- we were trying to think about over the next few weeks, you have a cloud over the market that we didn't have before you had -- i think the markets had anticipated it would a hawkish cut. when they moved the number of

. >> when did you realize you were tied to rick?super easy and put the harness out there and rick and i were tethered together and he goes to get close to the place where ewe throw the football, i'm getting pushed back and i always forget this about myself. i am not athletic. that's not the part i forget. in these moments, i get really competitive. i couldn't help myself. >> typically if you're face down on the ground in front of your office at 8:00 a.m. on a sunday, that's like an hr contact. >> you two going next for the 9:00 hour. >> tieing the knot. >> kind of tieing them together. carley: thank you for that bounce house. that was a lot of fun. it was about 15 degrees outside and i was warm. burning calorie this is morning. we have politics to talk about. we have president elect trump and he'll be in arizona today and he's speaking at an event called america fest and turning point usa is putting on and this speech he's making directed as young people and this is his first rally style speech donald trump was loyal to him and they

rick hassan, thank you so much for making the time. it's great to get your perspective on all of this. i'm joined now by philip bump, columnist for "the washington post." rick was mentioning at isthe en invoking again the abc lawsuit that was settled. and i have a hard time seeing the des moines registrar lawsuit disconnected to trump's victory in edthe abc lawsuit. bill kristol not known as a liberal squish yesterday on the bulwark ysaid that the abc effectively settling with trump was a very conspicuous, unnecessary preemptive collapse on a core first amendment issue. how do you look at it as a sort of table setter or seam setter of what may come in the next few weeks and months in the trump administration? >> that's thexactly right.on we have several factors coming into play here. the first are donald trump and kash patel who he's put forward to run pthe fbi, have both sai they want to target journalists, they want to have some sort of retribution against them for what they're reporting or what they're saying. we have this situation

we're going to turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast.hilly out here. are you cold? >> yes, it is very cold. rick: you were nervous, if you look at the monitor, i don't know if we're on. rachel, are we on? okay. there we go. i could try to get you so you could see yourself because you were worried about fixing your hair. it didn't work d. >> no, it didn't. that that's okay. rick: all right. there you go, now you can fix your hair, you can see yourself. there you go. you look great. thanks, guys, that was it, i think. is that it? am i still going? i'm still on. we still have more time. there there you go. here's what we've got coming out across the west, more rain, more storms, big bigtime storms up throughout the pacific northwest, this moisture across parts of the tennessee valley and snow coming across the interior sections of the northeast. by the time we get towards next weekend, we're going to get a chance of snow across the big cities. seven it back to you -- send it back to you inside. rachel: all right. phil robertson of duck dyna

i want you to get something started, rick. three people not sara please don't. >> there's one topic that came up that i really thought was interesting. you were talking about the fed doesn't want to surprise the markets. there's some truth to that fed guidance has landed, fed fund futures at that 90% level they haven't pushed back most of the fed talk seems to agree. they had plenty of time to potentially back that up a bit, and when you are running the kind of debt structure this country has your really can't have big surprises in the market between the fed and the market and where rates may two.go there has to be this symbiotic relationship there it's important the other issue is, and i agree with sara it's all about earnings 0.4 and 4.0, those are powerful. i also agreejason, down the road that's going to bring at least some inflationary pressures, and that's the big story here as well that inflation is not going back to 2%. it's something that we seem to overlook since the fed now seems to be looking at under the leaf of t