masked potatoes. >> steve: m-a-s-k, masked. >> jimmy: that's a joke for everybody. >> steve: not mashed >> jimmy: no, no did you see this, though, higgins? frank's red hot just released an injector to help you get hot sauce into your turkey this year look at this oh it's a great way to spice up your turkey, and if you mix in a little pfizer, even better way to get your uncle vaccinated [ laughter and applause have some more turkey. white meat or dark -- breast well, this is wild, i saw a survey that said this thanksgiving a third of americans served food infused with cannabis. [ cheers ] yeah, weed and operating a deep fryer, what could possibly go wrong? [ laughter ] of course, weed's always been a part of thanksgiving, the pilgrims were so stoned they put buckles on their hats. [ laughter ] also, it's probably not the best day to be high. it's like, "dude, i swear i saw a 50 foot pillsbury doughboy floating down sixth avenue." [ laughter ] meanwhile, another poll said that on thanksgiving 36% of americans admit to drinking more than usual. you know you drank too much when there's enou

>> steve: you guys -- >> you can see it now. >> steve: there you go.you guys have a big weekend and getting ready for your big show. it premieres, brian, on monday, right? >> yeah, we are so excited. we're going to have a lot of fun in this show. but we're going to talk about things that people care about. we want people to build wealth. it's the big money show. we are pro wealth. it's a tough time to do that in america. but we've got ideas on how they can think about that. >> steve: very good. >> ainsley: we'll be watching. congratulations, all three of you. >> steve: talk to you again. >> bye-bye! >> ainsley: coming up, the border czar kamala harris will head to arizona today. not to address the border crisis. instead, she'll promote clean energy. >> steve: the arizona sheriff has witnessed the consequence of the open borders and the sheriff is next. we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. our purpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do whatever's best for the individual service person. we want to be known as america's mortgage compan

that would be first class. >> steve: who had it last time. >> brian: meet them in 45 minutes. >> stevenice when they say we'll pre board anybody in the military you get on first. we love that. >> ainsley: yeah i >> steve: you'll see them in about 45 minutes. >> brian: though also announce if you have a llama with you, some of the crazy animals. >> ainsley: right, if you have a pony. >> brian: yeah, you can get on first. >> ainsley: bring it. >> brian: bring the leopard keep him in a page. >> steve: last week somebody said this snake is my support animal. they said it is -- i use it for anxious moments. >> brian: too easy to get a support animal. >> ainsley: i could sit next to the person with a snake but if you got on and you said i have a cockroach then i'm not sitting next to you. >> steve: snake on a plane they made a movie about that. >> brian: right. listen they have to make it tougher to prove you need a support animal. everybody's like i'm taking my german shepherd i don't want to leave home without it. what's your reason? i don't have a sitter. >> steve: some people need them.

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- he mimed >> steve: what did you say >> light >> steve: no >> you said red?ittle mustard on it. red. okay >> okay. >> steve: dijon called five points. >> jimmy: dozen. >> eggs. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: eggs how many syllables are in eggs red. >> steve: red dozen. >> red dozen >> steve: red dozen. tariq. >> red dozen >> steve: red dozen. >> flowers >> oh! >> roses [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: what are you talking about? eggs >> steve: red dozen. [ laughter ] claire and roman >> the password is -- "yellowstone." >> steve: claire, you're up first. eggs on the brain. >> all right all right. all right. [ laughter ] okay >> jimmy: it wasn't even eggs. e-gg-s [ laughter ] like three words >> okay. >> all right oh, um, costner. >> jimmy: nice "yellowstone?" >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause ♪ whoa whoa zig zhong zigty zing zhong zigty zhong. tariq, jimmy, the next clue is for you. >> the password is -- "helmet. >> steve: jimmy, you are going to start us off this time. >> jimmy: all right, ready we got this. one word, okay >> yeah. >> steve: one word >> jimmy: s

gmc. ♪ >> steve: welcome back.is fed up with rampant crime in the big apple are taking matters into their own hands. a group of bronx business owners are hiring private security guards to deter thieves but our next guest says private patrol is not enough. the founder of the bodega and small business association and he joins us now live. it's so great to have you. >> thank you for having me. think have hired a team they call them the ambassadors and what they do for a couple hours each day they will essentially patrol the area but they are not cops. they don't have the authority to really stop anybody. they are just assisting. you say it's not enough. >> it's not enough something stable what are we going through? why do we have to have private security because we not having the public safety security that we need you know this very well little grocery stores in new york city. how big a problem is shoplifting at your store? >> it's a great problem. we have a lot of problems. even though we have to hire new people jus

>> steve: no, no 40/60.robably -- i'm gonna say about 50- something votes. >> steve: oh, i thought you meant percentages. >> jimmy: the votes are in let's see the results. here we go >> steve: ooh. ♪ wow. >> jimmy: ooh, thank god i didn't write that one. >> steve: oh, my god [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you did. you wrote it >> steve: i wrote it >> jimmy: yeah, yeah of course. >> steve: i thought it was a a strong observation >> jimmy: this next one is, "okay, but who is doing their sewing on top of a haystack? [ laughter ] ♪ >> steve: that's a thinker that's old school thinking >> jimmy: old school, yeah it's like, come on yeah, like, "you know how hard my day was?" >> steve: "what's that?" >> jimmy: "you know my needle i have?" >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: "well, i had to go look for it. >> steve: "where where'd you have to look for it?" >> jimmy: "well, i -- i was doing my sewing on top of a haystack." >> steve: "what? [ light laughter ] "that seems awful. >> jimmy: let's see the results. ooh, man >> steve: oh. >>

steve: what? it is your job to negotiate the voters decided for divided government when democrats when they just ignore it is a call that election denying. so yet again people who shout the loudest about our democracy are not undermining it the demands are not necessarily outlandish. >> it is the common sense compromise putting us back onto a balanced budget for every city and county by with the democrats the back and say no discussion? steve: here was joe mentioned this morning. >> every american has to live within a budget. every business that is successful has to live within a budget every state has to have a budget. can't have the federal government have some guardrails to say you are overreaching and overspending? steve: to know what surprised biden is lying according to his own budget proposal american debt will double in the next ten years but they say the exact opposite. >> this year the federal deficit is down 1 trillion plus dollars. that is a fact. and hundreds of billions reduced over

steve.bit of rain and sleet because our friends down south are dealing with really treacherous weather. >> steve: they sure are. j.d., thank you very much. still ahead on this tuesday another joe biden amtrak story going off the rails. this time the president claiming he has a key to the train. jimmy failla does not have a key to this building but we let him in and he is going to come up next. ♪ find your beat your moment of calm find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassi

>> steve: $18,200. if you had that $18,000. >> rachel: oh my goodness. >> steve: put into catholic school, parochial school, private school whatever. you have got to figure most parents say i think i would rather try that school than my public school. >> rachel: they sure would. imagine bloviating about equity and being against school choice for families. unbelievable. >> steve: all about choice. parent's choice. >> brian: 18 minutes after the hour carley you have the other breaking news. >> carley: turning to a situation in california. san francisco police are calling on the public's help in searching for the man caught on camera sucker punching an elderly victim in an unprovoked attack. the suspect approaches the victim from behind and knocks him to the ground before running off. a good samaritan later helped the victim get to the hospital. that suspect though still on the loose. speaker kevin mccarthy officially rejecting congressman hakeem jeffries' demand to keep congressman congressman adam schiff

i miss it. >> steve: i bet you do.lding because as the book details, you started out and grew up in the suburbs of washington, d.c. >> spring maryland. >> steve: you and i worked together channel 5 in washington, d.c. >> that was a great start for me and i detail in the chapters how i grew up in what a mess i was when i was a teenager, young adult. i had to get myself together. it took a few years to figure things out. >> steve: you were doing drywall for a while. >> and sheet rock. >> steve: how did you do drywall to the big stories in the world? >> i didn't want to stare at the wall compound the rest of my life so i went back to junior college. i had a grade point average of 4.02. >> steve: that is hard to do. >> i took a class pointing towards journalism. i realized i did the morning announcements and wrote for the school paper and i always loved to write. so, i wrote a book. >> steve: just like that. >> 110,000 words. you know how i did it, steve, i save my reporter notebooks. i saved boxes and boxes of them. i wen

a long list of things she could change. >> steve: in you. >> griff: yeah. >> steve: what would be atop of her list. >> griff: probably the most immediate pressing one since i have been here a week and viewers are probably saying when is that guy going to get off the couch stop eating so many cheeseburgers. new york has good cheeseburgers almost one a day for 10 days. >> nicole: different places or the same one? >> griff: different places. >> steve: you want to spend more time with your family and is he never at home. you haven't been home since when? >> griff: november 30th. i have been living out of a suitcase. going back to the border. going to spend some time the next few days and get off the cheeseburger trend. best one maybe at my hotel. >> steve: at your home right now in washington, d.c., if your family is off, that lady you're married to, if one of the kids says hey, mom, daddy, the true test will be good morning, kathleen, mackenzie and rascal is in my key still works in the door. if i get home this afternoon and it opens up. i have got it made. >> steve: tell me rascal is t

>> steve: oh no.the worst >> jimmy: what >> steve: i didn't know he owned property >> jimmy: speaking of, a lot of people are talking about this. newly elected congressman george santos who's already facing calls to resign because of a growing list of scandals, including lies he's told about his family, education, and his work history yep, it's odd when a a congressman holds up his right hand to be sworn in, and everyone's like, "you know what don't bother." [ laughter ] when asked to address his lies, santos said, "listen, i'm just focused on being the best vice president i can be." [ light laughter ] guys, real quick, i want to say that we're so glad you're all here and right now i want to take a a moment to welcome a very special part of our audience that were all flown here thanks to a special promotion from southwest airlines give it up for the southwest fan zone [ cheers ] ♪ celebrate good time come on ♪ [ applause ] >> steve: wait a second. >> jimmy: they're actually stuck in akron i'm sorry. [

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day as steve mentioned.comp day as steve mentioned. noon tomorrow, i believe, is when they are set to begin the proceedings. chad was talking about on his on camera stuff and behind the scenes nothing else will get done until they get a speaker chosen. this could go on. drag on. plenty of tramaine. drama.headlines for tomorrow whs means for republicans who want to lit the ground running whether or not this is a distraction that takes up the news cycle the next 48 hours. >> steve: mr. corps day, let me ask you a follow up question. could those -- and we put the images of the republican dissidence who are not on board with mr. mccarthy, could this just be some negotiating? you know, andy biggs is actually fundraising off this about how he's running for speaker. there is absolutely no chance that's ever going to happen in our lifetime. >> however, could they just be negotiating for more power within the caucus, the republican caucus? >> sure. well, washington is all about power. you are right, those five people

it's a garage sale, guys. >> steve: why -- but here's the thing. >> carley: or a yard sale. >> steve:got stuff only pennies on the dollar for expresso. why don't they start charging twitter employees for a cup of joe? >> carley: good point. unless you are a twitter employee then you hate what you just suggested. >> steve: you. everything free. >> ainsley: did your mom ever stop at a yard sale. >> carley: we lived in such a rural area it would be hard to find the next yard. >> steve: my parents loved garage sales. there is one right over there pull over, jim. >> ainsley: we had them and go to them i would always find treasures. >> steve: little treasures indeed. brian you. >> brian: i think i got a game of twister. no like a used game of twister. fantastic. >> steve: thank you, carley. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> ainsley: the husband of the missing massachusetts mother ana walshe. nancy grace on the chilling new details learning this morning. >> steve: plus, thousands of microsoft employees are bracing for layoffs that could start today. this following unprecedented cuts to ama

steve: fantastic.nd you made the case well you connected the rules changes to the tenth amendment and we look forward to seeing you fighting the good fight. now let's bring in travis. where we want all of this? was it chaos we were enjoying the fight to get more open and transparent and accountable quick. >> i enjoyed the fight. conflict can be good. thanks for having me on. i love two things. i know you're in california but it's perfectly normal for elections to take months to count the votes because democracy is messy. [laughter] we hear that argument which i cannot get enough of so we have a messy democracy over three or four days with the same usual suspects say how can we stand for this up in the second part is how many times have you heard republicans have to have an internal civil war to find out what they really stand for? i have heard that argument over six or seven years as donald trump came down the escalator in 2015 guess what? trump came out and said everybody get in line behind kevin mcca

to say. >> steve: congressman. >> go ahead. >> steve: so you had a meeting last night.you wanted was you wanted to be able to place the house freedom caucus members on committees before the speaker election and he said no. i can't do that. >> well, steve, this is how this works. >> steve: did that happen. >> prior to the speaker selection. once the speaker becomes elected then promises aren't kept and there's nothing you can do about it. you have got to know and i'm sure you do that the speaker's position is incredibly powerful. all committees who is on committees who chairs committees. and the things. the policies that come out of committees. >> steve: okay. >> kevin has been in leadership for 14 years. >> and nobody came to this town saying washington is doing great. we don't want to change anything. it's the status quo. the only way to change the status quo is to either change how we do things or change the people that are doing the things. >> steve: you made it very clear, congressman, you don't want kevin mccarthy because for a myriad of reasons that you have just

steve, ainsley, brian? >> steve: alex, i have got a question for you. is the white house says they are cooperating. of course, that's what white houses always say with the department of justice as they start this inquiry. has the white house explained why they have waited two months to tell us what happened a week before the midterms bowers this would have been explosive news before the midterms. >> yeah. and that's been relatively unclear. my understanding or at least my interpretation, perhaps, is that the appointing of this attorney, based in chicago, could be why the white house then came out revealing that these documents had been found in the first place. but, yeah. two months later, noble within the white house would have wanted this to come out before the midterms apparently though handed over the documents just the next couple days following that november 2nd finding. >> steve: they did indeed. alexandria hoff reporting live from the bureau. thank you very much. >> ainsley: we expect the same treatment, right? the way they treated donald trump.

steve: amazing. the way this plays out in san francisco and actually from the other direction with laws that prevent organizations from working with homeless people to get off drugs the whole system is designed to keep people addicted to drugs. >> in california if you are a homeless service provider or housing provider, you cannot get state funds if your program is contingent upon people being sober or in drug treatment so imagine you are an added trying to get off and you are dependent on the services and surrounded by people who are using drugs or those who have to push their way through into the facility. it is a program that these incentives are aligned to prevent people from getting off of drugs. steve: the other thing you told me that the pro euphoria movement? there is an ideology behind it. >> yes i believe it was the drug policy alliance george soros funded outfit in favor of legalization of drugs calling people who are pro- recovery for those who are addicted to go through a treatment proce

steve: i appreciate both of you with that more partisa steve: are closer tonight is >> steve: and theith us. rob, let's talk about the political implication of the document scandal and how it might affect 2024. polithe interesting thing, the apologist biden take it seriously. plus, the political director over abc rick klein this morning. >> i've been hearing a lot of democrats who say wait a second on joe biden. let's see how this plays out.ys this is exactly the moment considerate to launch as president and more and more democrats are save we have a look at the political fallout of hethis reall py is and who was responsible of this and is he going to lose control of his presidency? we are in uncomfortable weeks at a time he is politically vulnerable from his own party. >> steve: and then listen to donna brazile on the same show. >> look, was it sloppy to sort of tell us on monday that there was one document and then drip drip. whenever there is a drip, there are something else going on. >> something else going on but what could she possibly mean, rob? >> dr. brazil has been doing thi

joining you, steve and brian. >> brian: like waterworld? >> steve: that is the bay right there.hey turned the camera around, you would see a lot of land. it is beautiful. >> brian: look, i don't see any land. if you were under water right now, pop your head up. >> if the claimant people get their way, there will be a lot of windmills. >> brian: and a lot of dead whales. >> dead whales, thank you. good morning on that note. >> steve: thank you for joining us, rachel great to have you. the white house to sidestep questions and the writer said sidestep but stonewalling president biden's classified document scandal and it is a scandal. all right. >> brian: mishandling's of secret materials grow, a batch of classified files at the former vice president's pentz's indiana home. >> rachel: that was self-reported jacqui heinrich joins us live from the white house, what is the latest? the latest revelation comes after the former vice president was on kudlow earlier this month and called president biden's handling of classified documents in proper and troubling. >> before we left the white

>> steve: it is good for you. >> ainsley: i did damp, just to be honest. >> steve: i did dry and it is >> ainsley: good for you. >> steve: i did keto too so i got them both out of the way. >> ainsley: i just drink on the weekends. >> brian: out-of-control drinking on the show. >> ainsley: that would be better. there is a big party going on behind the scenes. >> steve: talking in my ear, she said she definitely needs it. >> brian: we used to have a monitor to see the control room and we could click that often that is when the beers could come out. meanwhile, 2 minutes after the hour and we know that 2,000 employees are on the chopping block and joining ibm major companies announcing layoffs. >> ainsley: more americans find themselves unemployed because biden to travel to virginia to discuss economic progress and the term. >> steve: lucas tomlinson with all the details from the nation's capital, lucas, he will take a victory lap while these big companies are laying people off. >> that is right. he's not going to virginia beach, but he is crossing to springfield and as brian mentioned che

>> steve: he's my musicologist.an almost all alive. >> ainsley: reuters is reporting that the federal aviation administration is experiencing a total system failure nationwide. >> steve: this is really bad news. the website flight aware reporting more than 420 flights have already been delayed. it's not clear if the outage was a factor. there's no immediate estimate as to when the system will be up and running, but technicians are reportedly working to restore it. >> brian: all right no. comment on the matter from any major airline as of now. best of your recollection obviously, this is huge. we are monitoring the situations. and we'll continue to bring you updates as we know them. >> steve: that's right. >> brian: obviously, with every airline down, every airport down, it's hard to imagine a bigger story. wait to see what's going on. >> steve: you know, you got to figure it could be a hack. somebody could have hacked into it. of course, oftentimes, in something of a national security issue like that, we will never

there's nobody to reach out to. >> steve: no kidding. >> ainsley: thank you. >> steve: peter, thank you. you can almost hear the giggling at the white house. >> ainsley: popping popcorn and posting pictures of popcorn saying we are enjoying this and watch watching the show. it's only one day i'm not so worried right now. if this continues to go on and on there are 200 republicans that stand behind mccarthy. you have 20 holdouts, 19 or 20 holdouts. they are not going to convince all 200 people to change their minds. they need to get on board with the party so we can move forward. this is how politics works and it drives everyone crazy. because constituents wait in line for hours to go vote, to go cast their votes and then they go washington to represent their constituents and they just hold everything up. we could be working on the irs investigation. we could be working on getting rid of those agents. we could be working on the doj investigations. hunter biden investigations. everything is just delayed. and this is how washington works. >> steve: you are absolutely right. they have alrea

>> steve: we have sushi on the third floor now.ll probably be on the west coast. >> ainsley: he probably doesn't eat sushi, though, very strict. he needs a blender in his office. >> steve: they are doing something about raiders, san francisco would make sense. trade lance to the titans, let purdy back up brady for a year and you have to have three quarterbacks allowed post season so you don't have a situation where you have to have your runningback as quarterback. i don't think that is hard adjustment to make. >> ainsley: brian kilmeade is going to the super bowl, eagles versus the chiefs. it is not this sunday, next, february 12th, get youra salsa and chips before they sellout, it is on fox. >> steve: looking forward to it. >> brian: under pressure chinese communist party warning kevin mccarthy do not go to taiwan, what she he do as fears of war, grow, period. >> steve: cars from the '90'ses soaring in value, the wheels are there on fox square. hi, mike, good morning. that is a bronco. ♪ ♪ (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast

liberty. >> steve: listen to this. talks with the biden administration to open philadelphia's first supervised injection site. >> ainsley: the so-called safe sites already exist here in new york city where people can shoot up under medical supervision, all in the hopes of preventing overdose deaths. >> brian: jeff flock is live with the latest from philadelphia, what do you think? >> it's a tough one, boy, this is a tough one. if you want to see a community that has been racked by drugs, homelessness, neglect, whatever you want to call it, kensington in philadelphia. this is the edge of mcpherson park, oops, hit a pole there. you can see, just one encampment and they are all over the community here. drug overdose deaths, you know, over 100,000 in the u.s. last year, getting worse all the time. that was an all-time record. pennsylvania has the fifth highest drug overdose death rate in the nation, and this organization called safe house philly is trying to open one of these places to come in and at least they say it's a

>> steve: i know.ddle you have got where all the oil and gas is produced one of those states wyoming, just to the south of montana right there and one of the top five oil and energy producers, they have proposed something counter to banning gas powered vehicles sale of electric vehicles would be phased out by 2035. the whole idea is to make a statement we are an energy producer hey, you want electric vehicle. go some place else. this was a committee resolution. >> ainsley: ended up dying in committee so it's not going to happen. it is food for thought that these states are concerned about it. they are looking out for the gas and oil industry. wyoming is the eighth top oil producer in the united states there are about 100 companies that operate 30,000 miles of pipelines in wyoming and 68,000 jobs in the state's oil and gas industry. the legislation was introduced on friday. it comes from a group of lawmakers led by senator jim anderson. here he is. >> the other states have a law, but ours is a resolutio

very disappointing. >> steve: 38-7. boom.now who else was devastated will cain who loves his cowboys. >> brian: and instagram. >> steve: absolutely. he was devastated at the cowboys coming up short 19-12. here is mr. will on instagram. >> every nothing to say all dressed up for nothing. add another year. 19 # 6 since we have made the lowered expectations of making ththe nfc championship game much less a super bowl. it's over. the debate over daca. the need wear a jersey. the game the playoff, the season, man, it's over. >> steve: my question does will cain just have nfl football music playing in the background all the time. >> brian: i'm kind of worried is there anybody else for will to talk to than the camera? do you have any other family members? excuse me, i have to tell the rest of the world how i feel. >> steve: will, there is always next year. >> ainsley: you have the two games this coming weekend? >> steve: yeah. >> ainsley: weekend off and then the super bowl. >> brian: and then the super bowl. i'm going to go there f

. >> thanks, steve. >> steve: good luck tonight.ws. >> carley: we are going to start here steve with american crime crisis. armed robber caught on camera thanking convenience store owner pointing a gun at her and walking out with a handful of cash. this frightening scene playing out in tacoma washington. see the man calmly pulling the gun on grandmother working by herself behind the glass partition that seemingly plight suspect still polite suspect one loose. killer whale on florida's east coast. it 1 foot female or can a found beached on the sand in flagler county yesterday morning. experts say this is the first killer whale stranding in the southeast united states on record. marine biologists are going to be collecting samples to determine a cause of death. oh boy. subway is exploring a sale that would value the sandwich chain at $10 billion. that's according to the "wall street journal." the process is still in the early stages and still possible the company isn't sold but it's expected to attract potential corporate and private

joe, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: okay.ton of food gets tossed daily by the hotel because migrants won't eat it. there are, in new york city, 38,000 migrants, 26,000 of them are in hotels and they are spending close to 500 bucks per room at this particular hotel to house them and they are feeding them things that the people don't want. they want beans and rice and instead giving them turkey sandwiches. what genius is in charge of figuring out what people want to eat? >> well, i can tell you it's not grandma borelli. i can steal hear my grandmother's voice in my ear watching those videos telling me it's a sin to waste food. here it's perhaps not sinfulness but also bad policy. we are stockpiling people essentially at hotels who have no other purpose other than to wait for immigration authorities to decide what to do. and all of this is happening while the taxpayers of the city of new york are forced to basically buy and stockpile rooms without any idea of how many people are coming, how long they're going to be. how long we

steve, ainsley, brian. >> steve: they have.ria, thank you very much. >> brian: trump appointed attorney. >> steve: what i was about to say john lawch the u.s. attorney from chicago. donald trump appointed him. keep in mind the biden administration has known about this for two months. looking through stuff stack up joe biden's think tank in washington. wait a minute this shouldn't be here called national archives and they picked them up the next day. nonetheless, the biden administration didn't reveal their hand. so this happened on november 2nd, the election was november 8th. six days later would be the midterms. of course if they reveal that it would be explosive politically because of all of the things that joe biden just said videotape. >> steve: they didn't say anything. they sat on it until yesterday when cbs broke the story. >> ainsley: a president can declassify documents under the presidential records act that's what donald trump has claimed that's why he had the classified information. but the vice president is not abl

steve, back to you my friend. >> steve: that's right. us safe today, make sure that you say thank you to them. >> janice: thank you for your service. >> steve: today and each and every day. j.d., thank you very much. >> thank you. >> new house majority whip tom emmer is going to join us live coming up. ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ did you know you can get discounts on your meds even if you don't have a medicare prescription drug plan? it's true. all you have to do is go to singlecare.com type in your prescription, and then present the coupon to your pharmacist. it's that simple. not to mention, it's free. singlecare is accepted by major pharmacies across the country and it works for everyone, whether you have insurance or not. next time you need a prescription filled, go to singlecare to make sure you get the best price. visit singlecare.com and start saving today. how do you become america's #1? start by taking care of families for over 75 years. earn the trust of 32 nfl teams. be there for america's toughest. and help when help i

. >> steve: what do you mean big people?all people and by the way one of our oldest new england cities and we'll keep it. i think we should keep it. the mayor's name is bret smiley. and i magdalene imagine he is. >> ainsley: that's a happy name mr. smiley. >> brian: i think he rans on his name. >> steve: keep providence smiley. >> brian: sounds like something he would do. >> ainsley: the pediatric dentist in my hometown dr. sunshine. his daughter is a friend of mine. we love dr. sunshine. the whole family is great. that's where we all went. unfortunately he passed away in an accident he was riding his bike. >> brian: you are kidding. >> steve: started out as such a happy story. >> ainsley: i know dr. sunshine. all the kids loved to go in his office you got stickers. one big bay you didn't go into a separate room. >> steve: with our kid's places, pediatricians you have a sick side and well side. >> ainsley: not at the dentist. he was a dentist. >> ainsley: just for kids. woke up early. i was in local news then. and it was rea

thank you very much for getting up early. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: now go answer the phone.up on this thursday, the democrat double standard more obvious than ever after colorado's governor a democrat buses migrants out of the state. so why did the media rake florida's governor over the coals when he did essentially the same thing? because he's a republican. that topic coming up next. ♪ find your beat your moment of calm find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight on golo, they don't believe me. they don't believe i can eat real food and lose this much weight. the release supplement makes losing weight easy. release sets you up for successful weight loss because it supports your blood sugar levels between meals so you aren't hungry or fatigued. after i started taking relea

of news. >> steve: the candy man? the candy man can. >> ainsley: chose this song for a whe reason. will 21st floor where many of our offices are. >> brian: alexa. >> ainsley: the whole floor was listening to brian's music. alexa started of playing this sound loudly. i left the tv on. evidently i said something similar to alexa. >> ainsley: is that why it's turning on again? this is his office >> brian: everybody is going what is with brian? is he on the show? he thought i was blasting in evidently i triggered alexa and i said play freeway to love. big mystery in the 21st floor. >> steve: what channel was that? >> brian: our channel while we were talking i triggered alexa and somehow through our interpretation of our conversation. it played aretha franklin's freeway of love. it electrified the 21st floor. >> ainsley: then i understand when i went up to the 21st floor everyone was talking about it and then it rolled into some rap music. [laughter] >> brian: all hell broke loose. >> ainsley: it's so quiet up there. >> st

fist pumping >> steve: yeah, fists pumping up and down. >> jimmy: fists bumping and pumping. >> steveg and pumping. >> steve: bumping and pumping, baby that was my first album. >> jimmy: that was your first movie, right >> steve: yeah, yeah >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: got taken off the air. ♪ >> steve: pumping. [ audience ohs ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: bumping and pumping. that was your first rap album. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: yeah, and your last. >> steve: and my last, yeah. >> jimmy: i liked -- i enjoyed it >> steve: i know you loved it. no one else did. >> jimmy: oh, yeah i left it sealed i knew it was going to be worth money. [ light laughter ] >> steve: you put a -- i put it up on a shelf. very high. >> jimmy: i put it up -- i, oh my god, i put it in the kids' room >> steve: did you really >> jimmy: yes, i go, "that's uncle steve. [ light laughter ] one day that will be worth a a lot of money >> steve: a lot of money because everyone else is going to throw them away >> jimmy: yes, that's correct. all right. so we feel good about that one >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: all right, good

it's nuts. >> steve: it is nuts.roducers have had to kill off all those birds they never go to market and don't lay eggs. >> yes. >> steve: but jen you guys came up with this idea, rent a chicken.com. how does it work? >> yes, so rent the chicken.com, we provide an opportunity for folks to try out having backyard hence without the long term commitment. we will bring a portable chicken coop to your backyard with 2-4 egg laying hence for about six months. two chickens lay about a dozen ex a week four lay about two dozen a week and they come with chicken friends, that's us so people aren't alone in this new venture. >> steve: that is fantastic. phil when i was a kid growing up, we lived in the country and we had a hundred chickens so i get what you're doing. so who -- of the people watching right now, who is the perfect for? obviously you can't have neighbors that hate chickens, for one thing. you've got to ask everybody. but who is this good for? >> this is great for all people. not only empty nesters, people with kids

correct, steve. feel a pulse then if you use the defibrillator and the pulse comes back and you feel a stronger pulse, the outbeat restored on the field that's when you would stop cpr. i think that this is all good that they were able to bring the heart beat back. you asked about underlying problems. i want everyone out there to understand that what's really elegant about the heart is that its electrically caused to pump. these are electrical signals from the brain to the heart. it's a very elegant cycle. if you interrupt it at exactly the wrong time, because of a blow to the chest, this can happen. it's very common in a younger athlete, it's the second most common cause of this type of event. it can happen without an underlying heart problem but to be sure, they are looking see if the heart itself is inflamed. >> ainsley: gosh, he just started playing in the nfl in 2021. i'm sure he was so excited to have this career at a young age. star athlete and seemingly healthy until this happened. we hope he

: steve it is a head scratcher.nswers, let us know. rob and deanna, thank you for joining us. we did reach out to conner high school for a statement. they did not respond. thank you very much. good luck. you got to get your kids ready for school. starts here in an hour. that's quite a story, isn't it? still ahead on this wednesday, the military vaccine mandate has been lifted but an air force lieutenant colonel could still lose her pension because she didn't get the shot. she'll join us next with the latest on her fight. you're watching "fox & friends" live from new york city and, good morning saint paul, minnesota. ♪ at red land cotton. our traditions are grown and sewn right here in our hometown of moulton, alabama. from our heirloom inspired sheets to our super absorbent bath towels, to our 100% cotton quilts. every single piece is made right here in america. we believe in keeping our heritage 100% american made. enjoy our farm to home products and receive after years of chasing the big idaho potato truck... i fi

steve: a >> steve: tommy is back as this week's close closer.osterous tweet, "my word as a biden come i've never been more optimistic about america's future." oh, really his word as biden? a drifter with public office for private gain. absolutely delusional.ic never been optimistic and put some reality on that this morning. >> or nbc poll painting a a picture of deeply pessimisticdep country, distrustful of government general with overall outlook that is historically bleak. as to describe where america is headed this next year, more thae two-thirds use negative wordshid and phrases, downhill, wrong track, disaster,ster hard timesd 71% of americans say the nation is on the wrong track. we are in the longest, sustain period of wrong track number o that i in the history of our poll. nearly two and a halyearf yearsf sustained. >> what happened, steve, what happened to win a half years ago? >> steve: it was perfect. so perfect. when i saw that this morning, i cannot believe that they let him read out that script. to perfect. >> there is a realization

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thank you so much, steve. vatican here, people are waiting in long lines to pay their last respect to pope emeritus benedict whose legacy will be remembered more as professor than pastor, but who died with an intense love for the faith. as dawn broke this morning, a solemn procession accompanied his body as it was moved from the monastery and the vatican gardens to st. peter's basilica. later, a silent queue filed past the body of benedict as he lay under the high altar, dressed in a red cape and a white queue, that of the bishops. the emeritus pope died saturday and will be laid to rest thursday in the crypt below the basilica with other popes. people waiting in line have come from all over europe in the world. somewhere in rome already unplanned christmas vacations, but all showing reverence. >> he gave us a great pope, and i know his theological legacy because he has done so much for our church. i think it is worth paying him some tributes, and especially with our prayers. >> we came to the vatican to show

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