>> skelton: yeah. they now grow very, very successfully here in the u.k. >> stahl: what used to be a minute cottage industry run by retirees and gentleman farmers is today one of the fastest wine-growing regions in the world. this is quite an operation going on. >> skelton: oh, it's big. it's a big winery. >> stahl: in 2018, the vintage in england was so bountiful that some vineyards had to scramble to buy vats and tanks to hold it all. others simply threw grapes away. by the end of the decade, winemakers here will produce an estimated 20 million bottles a year. >> skelton: the foundation of today's industry is the fact that we can grow these varieties, which we couldn't grow earlier. >> stahl: so, why couldn't you do it before? >> skelton: because the-- the climate was too cold. >> stahl: you just had to get the temperature up and-- >> skelton: yeah. >> stahl: so, does global warming mean that england now has more days for the grapes to ripen? is that-- >> skelton: yeah, because we have more days over

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skelton, circulatory system and nothing lia did to take a year off to take testosterone suppression drugsvery time lia jumps in the pool this is a man competing against women. this is grossly unfair to all the women who worked so hard. women biologically will never be faster than men. now, katie ledecky is faster than a lot of guys, but there are guys who will beat her. it's just biology, again, bodies swim against bodies. brian: this is fascinating. since when don't women's sports matter, women's rights matters when it's transgender. everyone is scratching their heads. logic tells you unfair to a bunch of athlete four years left to compete obviously swim ago sport especially there is not a pro-future there olympic hopeful and ivy league school doesn't happen. they are sitting there finishing in second, a distant second. this is back of their baseball cashed. i think this is obviously unfair. nothing against transgender athletes. but i believe that when it comes to the ncaa and competing. i don't think that the metrics they are putting out there on testosterone levels is something that sh

steve: for what you have said the easy thing then would be to just take down the skelton of the old treepeople all across the country. it's the all-american christmas tree and that is why it has been so important to our ceo suzanne scott to make sure that we got a new tree up for everybody as we close in on the christmas season as quickly as possible. and they have turned it around, they are going to have one up by 5:00 today, and you will see it right here on the fox news channel. ainsley: we are coming back to work for it we will be there too. steve: we will be there along with the cardinal. ainsley: so glad he is a part of it. steve: and a rabbi from new york city as well. brian: is he my number one cardinal. if i was to rank cardinals which i do every year. he always comes out number one. the a.p. and coaches poll. steve: he lives closer. brian: he likes it here. always in a good mood. steve: meanwhile the president of the united states joe biden is going to talk to the president of ukraine today to follow up on video call with vladimir putin to tell him the stuff that we didn't hear