carley, todd. carley: thank you, marianne. let's bring in brian kilmeade, "fox & friends" co-host waking up early for us. let's talk about governor newsom. there was speculation as to where he was after he got the covid booster shot. he wasn't seen for two weeks and hiss office said it had nothing to do with the booster shot. we find out he missed the cop 26 all-important climate conference because of halloween for his states. >> greatest state in the union and he wanted to say look how great we're doing compared to the rest of the country and the world. i find it hard to believe his kids got to him for a two week stay at home. you know what it's like to have to work a lot and kids say where the hell are you. you notice he didn't say the booster shot had nothing do do with this but i did see in the wedding he was wearing a mask from what i saw. carley: the wedding was for an oil tycoon heiress amid the climate change conference talk. todd: the climate change conference is the longest conference in conference history. if he cou

carley, hi. carley: hi, joe. let's take a look at other of times when president biden admitted to using a prepared reporter list. >> i'll take your questions. as usual, they gave me a list of people i'm going to call on. jonathan, associated press. >> ladies and gentlemen, they gave me a list here. the first person i was instructed to call on was kelly o'donnell, nbc. carley: joe, i think that we're so hyper focused on every move that the president makes, especially as it comes to how he handles reporters because we're in the media. do you think voters notice as much about this and care as much about it as people in the media do? >> yeah. i think at these things called polls. and they're very revealing. you have to look beyond overall approval and disapproval which is horrible for the president, mostly in the low 40s, some in the upper 30s. rasmussen found that 27% of likely voters, carley, are very confident that joe biden is physically and mentally up to the job of being president of the united states. imagine,

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carley, back oh to you. carley: appreciate it. in the meantime, president biden planning on promptly reinstating former president trump's remain in mexico policy requiring asylum-seeking immigrants to wait on the mexican side of the border for processing. the dhs telling fox news in compliance with the court order, we are working to reimplement mpp as promptly as possible. joining us now to react is fox news contributor and former deputy chief of staff to george w. bush, karl rove. karl, good morning. happy thanksgiving. >> same to you, good morning. carley: so when i first saw this headline, i thought, wow, this is big news. it could truly alleviate this border crisis, but we need mexico to also comply to this. and could this statement just say, okay, we are going to, we're going to bring back remain in mexico eventually, but they could also be sort of dragging their feet on it as well. what do you think? >> well, they have been dragging their feet on it. let's step back just a minute. president trump begins the remain in mexico

todd and carley. carley: that's the big question. thank you, griff jenkins, live for us in washington. appreciate it. todd: the white house remaining silent after biden's national security advisor jake sullivan was referenced in john durham's indictment of a former hillary clinton campaign lawyer. .carley: the connection raising concerns of ethics violations in sullivan's family and the highest levels of the justice department. brook singman joins us with more on the latest controversy. brooke, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. that's right. president biden's national security advisor has been in the spotlight since the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan in august. since then, sullivan has been referred to as the foreign policy advisor to special counsel john durham's indictment of clinton campaign a lawyer, michael sussmann. sussmann is charged with lying to the fbi about the trump organization and russia. there is no indication sullivan played any role beyond receiving information from the clinton campaign lawyer or t

carley. carley: grace, for those who may have missed your initial interview with us, remind everybody what happened to you on october 7th when you decided to go to school without a mask on. >> i was arrested and i was taken to the city jail where my dad picked me up for not wearing a mask. carley: for not wearing a mask. there are images of you in handcuffs and you say you're a straight a student and that must have been a pretty traumatizing experience for you. >> a little bit, yeah. we knew this was coming because they had threatened it and then had gone back on their words so i had time to emotionally prepare myself. but i was in that -- it was definitely -- we didn't fully, fully expect it. carley: andrew, tell us about this lawsuit you that filed against six local school districts, the governor of wyoming and public health officials. that's a lot of people. what are you trying to accomplish? >> yeah, you know, carley, this is a federal lawsuit and it is actually involving several plaintif

carley: dr. murthy went on to compare complying with the vaccine mandate to obeying the speed limit, arguing both affect the safety of others. todd: we have been talking about joe biden's economic crisis. but his border crisis still has not been addressed. and a new 10,000 person caravan could led to the u.s. this week. carley: chris cabrera, vice president of the national border patrol council, joins us live coming up next. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® is a pill that lowers blood sugar in three ways. increases insulin when you need it... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allerg

carley: i'm carley shimkus. todd: good to be with you. >> good to be with you too. >> we love you, carley, congratulations. carley: i love you so much too. thank you so much. more fox and friends in just a moment. carley: oh, my gosh. i'm so thankful for that package. i think i'm going to cry there. were some things i saw that i totally forgot happened. i love every single moment of being a part of this family. it's wonderful. thank you so much, todd, for being my friend. on and off camera. todd: here's the deal with had that. the thing that stood out to me from that package, your mom, she looks so young. carley: my mom is watching right now. todd: i've never seen a picture of your mom. carley: my mom is beautiful. my daddies amazing and handsome. i have a feeling my mom is crying because they included a baby picture of me. you knows how parents are. todd: not because i said she's looking young. carley: she will probably text me after this. i'm sure she is grateful you said that too. thank you to the producers f

carley: i'm carley shimkus. we begin in washington as democrats are trying to push ahead with president biden's agenda as his approval ratings plummet to a shocking new low. ashley: alexandria hoff joins us live from washington with more on the left's concerns amid republicans flipping major elections across the country. good morning, alexandria. >> reporter: good morning. more americans are losing faith despite what the be president considered to be a win on friday. the latest poll shows president biden's approval rating hit a new low of 38%. the house passed the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill but that relied on help from republican as democrats continue to spar with their own progressives on biden's even costlier upcoming spending bill. >> i think congressional democrats blew the timing. we should have passed these bills in early october. if we had, it would have helped terry mcauliffe. i've got to give it to the republicans, they were hungry. that's what happens when a party loses, they get hungry and win

carley: i'm carley shimkus. the biden administration admits it's considering pulling the plug on another pipeline as gas prices soar. todd: alex hogan joins us with more, as democrats urge biden to take immediate action to ease the prices at the pump. >> reporter: good morning, todd and carley. the biden administration has said that it's going to wait on a full environmental review before it makes any decisions on this line 5 pipeline. back in june, the army corps of engineers announced it was beginning its own survey and impact statement of of the pipeline running from canada to michigan. environmentalists and indigenous groups continue to call for its closure to prevent any potential spills in the great lakes. caught in the cross hairs is the financial cost of what all of this could mean, especially as critics point to already soaring gas prices. 11 senate democrats sending a letter to the be president supporting recent developments towards renewable energy but urging him to use all the tools available to lowe

carley and todd. president biden holding an emergency meeting last night on the new covid omicron variant as two cases are confirmed in canada. the health team says they need another two weeks to gather data on the variant. a u.s. travel ban on eight african nations that's. takes effecttoday. nearly a dozen countries confirming cases of omicron and experts say the travel ban won't stop the variant from reaching the u.s. >> it's almost definitely here already, looking at the number of cases coming off planes this weekend. it's almost a certainty that cases have gotten into the united states. >> reporter: health officials say there's no reason to fear the vaccines would be ineffective against omicron. >> in all the previous examples of variants, the vacation seens have worked to -- vaccines have worked to provide protection. we expect most likely the current vaccines will be sufficient to provide protection. >> reporter: the threat of a new variant has americans bracing for more economic damage and new

carley. carley: president biden changing his tune and defending his administration's plan to cut checks to some illegal immigrants. >> there were reports that were surfacing that your administration is planning to pay illegal immigrants who were separated from their families at the border up to $450,000 each. >> if you guys keep sending that garbage out, yeah, but it's not true. that's not going to happen. because of the outrageous behavior of the last administration, you coming across the border, whether legal or illegal and you lost your child, you deserve some kind of compensation. what that will be, i have no idea. carley: okay. joining me now, ron vitello, former chief of border patrol and retired acting i.c.e. director. the president admitted to peter doocy that these payments would incentivize illegal immigration and now it looks like they're happening. >> well, that's the case. i mean, i like the first answer better. this is garbage. why are we rewarding people who came into the count

carley: i'm carley shimkus. innocent bystanders watch in horror as an suv sped into crowds gathering for a christmas themed parade. this terrifying video shows the vehicle nearly missing a young girl dancing in the street. todd: it takes your breath away every time you see it. lauren blanchard is live in washington where the president has been briefed. we start with ashley strohmier who has new details breaking overnight. ashley. >> reporter: overnight, the city of waukesha announcing five people have died and more than 40 were hurt after a driver in a red ford suv slammed into the local christmas parade. witnesses say many of the dozens hit were children. >> everyone's in shock and then everyone started screaming. the image that keeps going through my head is the car going through the girls. and the only reason why they didn't break down is because i had the other kids around me. i knew if i panicked, they would panic. >> reporter: the driver was seen on video breaking through barricades, towards the festivitie

carley. carley: thanks, todd. state senators in ohio are fighting to keep the line 5 pipeline operating as the biden administration could decide to kill it. it all comes as fuel and gas prices continue to rise amid a national energy crisis. joining me now, ohio state senator, theresa gaberone who is leading a bipartisan effort to keep the pipeline open. thank you for waking up early with us. >> absolutely, carley. i'm so happy to be here. kristin: it's an important issue. >> it is so vitally important issue. carley: i was talking to a worker that this is one of the top pipelines in the country. what would happen if it does get shut down? >> the ramifications are wide-reaching, honestly. just toledo alone would lose 1200 jobs. and if you look at the indirect jobs, i mean, tens of thousands are predicted to be of lost. and these aren't just numbers. these are people. these are families. carley: you're absolutely right. i was reading that ohio could lose up to $13.7 billion in economic activity if this pipeline shuts

carley: yeah. you know, we're talking about a first time offense here and in may the governor broke her own coronavirus restrictions and apologized for it. so she was hoping to get a pass back then but it sounds like she is not willing to give other people that same opportunity. >> not at all. my decision to stay open was for survival. i would have been bankrupt at out of business at this point and so i looked at the $4,500 fine as a cost of doing business but at this point it would have been nice have that back and she took that away. carley: around this time last year, right, where in michigan indoor dining was not allowed and you looked at the books and said if you don't open for indoor dining, you're going to go bankrupt so you decided to do that and break the coronavirus restrictions and then you faced a fine. what was that whole experience like for you? >> it was challenging. the support from the community and the state and the customers was unbelievably good. people were thrilled they could

carley: absolutely. i noticed during a speech he said that unemployment rate was 1% when he took office. i think it was close to 6. >> 6.3. >> i don't know where he got that number. carley: was he president during the great depression? we were just talking about gas price. he, once again, said yesterday that the reason gas prices are so high right now is because opec isn't producing enough oil. and he makes no mention of the fact that under president trump we were energy independent. we didn't need to rely on other countries for our oil and gas. >> we were the swing producer. we set the price on world markets because we were producing so much. we backed off, it's so interesting the president has handed power to opec and russia. he claims to be someone who wants to fight climate change. wants to fight fossil fuels. he has given all the power to countries that are dependent on those fuels. carley: yeah. and that produce oil and gas in a dirtier way than the united states does. todd: before weave let you ru

carley, todd. carley: alex hogan live for us. thank you. so first it was the keystone xl pipeline, that was the big news in january when president biden, one of his first orders of business was to kill the project. now everybody is hearing about line 5. here's the deal with line 5. it was built over 60 years ago. so what's happening is the company,en bridge, who built it, they want to replace a section of it because it is getting old. now, michigan governor gretchen whitmer wants to shut it down and other environmental groups want to shut it down. so it's either replace the section of the pipeline that needs to be replaced or shut it down entirely and neil crabtree, a pipeline worker, he was on with us last hour. he said replacing the project would employ about 1,000 people over two years and if this pipeline is shut down, he says that the effect on gas prices would be even bigger than the keystone xl pipeline. imagine that. todd: i worry what that means for the individual who is suffering already so much because of inflation. no disrespect

carley: my mom's up too. >> carley's -- hi, carleys mom. todd: we need to bring our a games when the moms are watching. time now, 19 minutes after the hour. kyle rittenhouse was acquitted in the courtroom but not in the court of public opinion for some people. how students at his university are trying to get him kicked out. carley: plus a push against ben & jerry's the action members of congress are demanding as backlash grows over the ice cream company's israel boycott. walmart's deals for days isn't over yet. this cyber monday is your last chance to score big online starting sunday night. don't miss out on walmart's deals for days. ♪ ♪ todd: several arizona state student organizations demanding kyle rittenhouse get kicked out of the university. rittenhouse taking online courses at the school but students for socialism saying others, quote, don't feel safe knowing he is enrolled in the university. the organization saying quote even with a not guilty verdict kyle rittenhouse is guilty to his victims and families of the victims, join us

carley: that is a whole segment. i went to know what julia child - >> about me and drank a lot of port, she loved to drink port. the border is going to pot. kamala harris said she smoked and inhaled pot. i would have been better off if she bought pot and smoked it and stopped doing hernan job in the white house and wouldn't eat anything out of that pot because if you look at her policy and performance don't want her cooking your thanksgiving. i'm glad the shop owner got some money because in a heavily socialist nation where they are paying the price, that owner needs it to survive. carley: she can buy the ingredients. here in america i am sure she will. thank you for joining us. happy day after thanksgiving. i am feeling it. over to you. benjamin: the time is almost 20 minutes after the hour. and internal revolt is brewing up a liberal new york times including walking off the job and blasting the paper for low pay and unfair labor practices. who needs this win when you have a supply chain crisis? we talk to the owner

carley: woe. ♪ ains good job, carley. steve: all right. carley: yea. steve: very nice. ainsley: we recognize that baby right there. it is our own carley shimkus. she brought her narnghts to cook cake. ainsley: thank you for sharing your daughter with us we love her. carley: the energy. this is really cool. the flag, images of patriotism around the country. that's what the show is all about. todd: the new co-host of to "fox & friends." todd: i'm todd by worry. carley: good to be with you, too. ainsley: we love you, carley, congratulations. carley: i love you so much too. thank you so much. carley: more "fox & friends" starts right now. carley: more "fox & friends" in just a moment. steve: and carley shimkus. carley: that is so -- thank you producers for putting that together. that was an amazing look back at all the fun that we have had together. i feel like i don't need to go to the gym ever again just being on the show you get your work out. last time did i upper body and that was probably three years ago. brian: look like building exit back. carley: intro package. i'm

carley: thank you, tomi, appreciate it carley is a huge baseball fan if you didn't know. she based her outfit today the blue and orange barsd upon max going to the methods. wore methods color. carley: i thought about him exactly when i got dressed this morning. "fox & friends" right now. ♪ ♪ >> growing concerns about the new omicron variant. >> fierce more lock downs could be coming. >> lockdowns off the table. >> yes, for now. >> biden's supply chain speech more than joe could handle. >> charged with a sixth count first degree homicide. >> 8-year-old boy jackson sparks died of his injury. >> jury seated in the trial of jussie smollett. >> accused of orchestrating a hate crime for himself. >> the media carried

carley: small business every day. your restaurants and businesses, make the communities what they are. best of luck. happy thanksgiving. benjamin: the national school board association is charging $200 in equity symposium on creating faith-based schools. joanna lowman will cover the importance of lgbt q courses for the school curriculum and include a session on dismantling, racism, schools, critics slamming the an sba saying it should focus on education prioritizing social issues. colleges across the country marking thanksgiving with a day of mourning. messages, george washington university student association saying thanksgiving day is a reminder of the genocide of millions of land and they are not the only ones criticizing the american holiday. colleges nationwide participated in any event asking if americans should reconsider the thanksgiving holiday. the time is 34 minutes after the hour. coming up the world health organization holding an emergency meeting on a brand-new covid very into. carley: students eating lu

carley: stick around. todd: it is the oddest thing, president biden's all bark and no bite when it comes to beijing failing to ask about or mention origins of covid 19 during his meeting with his old friend xi. >> biden claiming oil and gas companies free rising heating bills and the out-of-control prices at the pump but what about those pipeline killing policies ahead of the us oil and gas association joins us now. j. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough.otrin® sometimes can. finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. ho ho ho! not again. oh no. for the gifts you won't forget. the mercedes-benz winter event. get a credit toward your first month's payment on select models. moving is a handful. no kidding

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carley: thanks. todd: president biden and vice president harris putting on an awkward united front of the structure signing following a deepening rift in the west wing. jillian: carley: the white house insist harris is a valuable asset to the administration. live in washington the latest on this controversial front. >> reporter: a beautiful day for a bill signing and we expected a victory lap celebration. we got damage control with a few awkward moments starting with that uncomfortable walkout on the south lawn followed by the white house announcer with an introduction. >> please welcome heather curtinbox. >> in a moment. >> reporter: this after reports of a growing rift at the top of the ticket leaving the vice president feeling stifled and sidelined as she struggled to put a happy face on it. >> from the very start, you welcomed democrats, independents and republicans, you welcomed ideas. you welcomed debate. you are equal parts believer and builder. >> reporter: this on the heels of the vice presi

carley: are you kidding me? todd: if you watch this show you know that we love to eat food live on air during the pandemic, that went away for a while. but, america, it's back. let's take three so we can watch carley eat. take that america. carley: this is the best week of my life. todd: this was your first week started of being forced to be with me and now being forced to eat tacos. >> thank you so much for the tacos now i have to do that awful thing of eating and talking. janice: do you want to do it i was wondering it wrapped lara trump how are we going to fill one minute 30. janice: reminds me at college eating at 5:00 a.m. todd: speaking of college, we are all going to go drink. no we're not going to do that. carley: speaking of college i am turning 22 years old. congratulations to me. with that happy friday. ♪ >> democrats desperately trying to piece together enough of their own votes to pass president biden's tax and spend agenda. >> what are the big hurdles you have to overcome. >> i will let you know

carley: you think it is inflation? crime? i think this -- the biden administration poll numbers turnaround after the afghanistan withdrawal. then it was emphasized by how expensive things were getting, gas prices but the afghanistan withdrawal and national security issues were the tipping point the changed things for president biden. it depends on the state you are talking about. in virginia it is education. in new jersey it is the economy. we talk to a bunch of people after it almost went to the republican candidate governors race and they said it was taxes. we are both from new jersey. it just depends but it is a myriad of issues and it could be a problem. todd: all those issues forced the matter and at the end of the day. carley: restaurant owners in new york crossing their fingers hoping for big crowds on thanksgiving to help recover ongoing losses caused by the pandemic. joining me is the chief culinary officer in new york city. got hungry saying the name of the restaurant. i am wondering, all your hopes riding around th

carley: we are coming live from hollywood, florida. the site of the third annual patriot awards, exclusive event celebrating patriotism and honoring every day he rose across the country. pete hegseth will host the award show at 8:00 pm eastern time on fox nation. i'm looking forward to this event. todd: there's a lot of news. protesters moving in and jurors deliberate the fate of kyle rittenhouse. marianne rafferty live with potential unrest. >> reporter: jurist prepared to deliberate for a second day, protesters clashing supporters of kyle rittenhouse outside the courthouse with bourns chanting shut it down if they don't get what they call justice for anthony and joe joe referring to the two protesters rittenhouse is accused of killing. those loud protests could be heard inside as proceedings continued and rittenhouse pick numbers at random, choosing 7 men and 7 women and 5 men who will decide his fate. the unrest outside leading to fears can file the jury and effect deliberations. >> when you have the crowd outside threatening jurors

carley: an exciting day. appreciate it. todd: virginia turning red, voters say the economy, not education, the economy was the main issue. how youngkin's when will impact biden's spending agenda. carley: the braves are world series champions defeating the houston astros. lawrence jones live in houston with reaction from fans coming up. ♪♪ ♪♪ we are the champions ♪♪ with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® is a pill that lowers blood sugar in three ways. increases insulin when you need it... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious

carley: don't miss it. todd: jen psaki, the fact checking website rating claims she made earlier this month as false. >> why should americans not be concerned about injecting another $1.57 trillion a would further raise inflation? >> because no economist is projecting this will have negative impact on inflation. >> reporter: with inflation is joe concha. but the faxes psaki was wrong to say no economist perceives inflation as part of the bill's passage. several supporters of the white house agenda have gone on the record saying there probably will be inflationary effects especially in the near-term if the bill is passed and yet president biden, the biden administration full steam ahead in wanting beep beep beep past. >> doesn't become us said, even your basic sophomore would say if you print trillions of dollars and fled the system with that it may devalue the dollar and push up inflation. i read that somewhere once but somewhere this was the first fact check of any of the white house press secretary of sta

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carley: it is november 17th. we are awaiting a verdict in the kyle rittenhouse trial as jurors get ready to head back to the court with for day 2 of deliberations. we have the details of the drama unfolding in kenosha. >>'s it is terrible. he misled the committee when - >> demanding merrick garland testify after was a lower says the fbi director and thieves counterterrorism measures to try -- critical their school boards, what did the attorney general know and when? you're watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. i'm todd piro. carley: i'm carley shimkus live from the hard rock hotel casino in hollywood, florida, the site of the third annual patriot awards, exclusive event celebrating patriotism and honoring every day he rose across the country. "fox and friends" weekend cohost pete hegseth will emcee the show. you will see more in a couple minutes. we had so much fun yesterday together. todd: we begin with the news this one, the battle over president biden's tax and spending it

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carley: i did. brian: was that in and? carley: yeah. i can't believe they let the three of you the actual stars of the network on the same stage at the same time. i'm lucky to be here. ainsley: you left right after the show you said that yesterday came down here. hung out with john rich, we will see that story a politic later. >> exactly because we toured the hard rock, the hotel and casino we are in right now. it's such a beautiful place. steve: gorgeous. carley: i know. you will see some of the really great features that it has. i asked what the cost of the most expensive room was and they wouldn't tell me. i don't know why. steve: that means you can't afford it. carley: doesn't have to worry about that. brian: call tucker carlson directly and asked him how much he paid. carley: tucker, can we become a little closer? headlines now $750 million lawsuit is filed by astroworld music festival victims. 125 people signing on, including the family of acosta one of the 10 people killed in the concert chaos. rapper and event organizer travis s

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carley: joining us now is lara trump. what do you make. >> this is nothing new, carply for the mainstream media. in fact, they have been trying to tell us what they want us to hear and the truth for quite some time now. and people have finally started to wake up in america and say, wait a minute, i don't think i have been getting the facts from these quote, unquote, journalists out there because that's not what they are at all a lot of these people consider themselves to be political activists and disguise themselves as journalists. that's why you see the distrust in the media at all-time high in our country right now because you haven't been able to get the facts about a lot of things. they have been pushing a certain narrative for so long. look at my father-in-law. look at the russian collusion hoax that for two years we had to endure every single day people saying that donald trump, our family, to anyone who worked for the campaign was a russian asset of some variety. look at people like nicholas sanman and what happen

carley: i've been on highways yesterday and today. i am in ohio, the toledo refining company, the uncertainty of the pipeline and the importance of critical infrastructure and meeting americans energy needs and the impact of skyhigh inflation on your wallet, the president double down on the need to spend trillions of dollars of your taxpayer money and turns out the democrats social spending plan would include a massive tax cut for the wealthy. todd: didn't think that would happen. police in kenosha bracing for unrest in their street as the kyle rittenhouse trial draws to a close. ashley strohmeyer joins us with more. >> reporter: kyle rittenhouse's defense team and prosecutors will be back in court for closing arguments on monday to go over jury instructions was a witness said joseph rosenbaum was part of the chaos during the protest in kenosha claim he tried to push burning dumpsters and to occupy police cars and became confrontational. the judge coming down the prosecutor but this time regarding questions directed to the witness. >>

carley: that's okay. for the meals you're delivering to people, 3000, that is still a great number and i understand it is not just any turkey dinner, you have a st. louis bbq society working on your behalf. this is a big community effort. >> it is entirely done through volunteers through the community. 2019, we had 17 volunteers show up, this year 3 or 400 people coming to deliver thursday morning so it is a huge community effort and the communities embrace it and take it on its own and it is a fun day where we give back. >> what do people say when they receive these meals? >> the letters the come back from some of the people we deliver to are just awesome. we get stuff written in crayon, from senior citizens. it is just awesome. carley: are you accepting donations do you need help? >> we need help to deliver, donations can be made through paypal, canned goods today and tomorrow. carley: such a cool story, thank you for joining us this morning, sorry about the inflation issues but happy thanksgiving. >> t

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ainsley: thank you, carley. carley: bye. brian: shoppers on edge as more smash and grabs or lootings across the country. ainsley: i witnessed one while in a department store. the recent crime pushing retailers to add security ahead of the busy holiday season. steve: something else to worry about. madison is live at the store in new york city which was hit by looters just a few weeks ago. >> yeah. good morning, guys. so, like you mentioned, this smash and grab robbery they have been on the rise across the u.s. this store had around $80,000 of goods stolen in a matter of minutes. 10 to 15 people broke. in it's not just happening here but across the u.s. over the holiday shopping week. we saw hundreds of thousands of dollars of goods stolen from home depot all the way up to luxury retailer canada goose. with these increase in smash and grab robberies, retailers are really rethinking how they approach security and store layout. ' in some cases hiring security firms. i'm here with squad security run by nypd retired detective mike

carley, i'm going to. kayleigh touched on it and it has to do with what president biden has said about bands in the past. do we have a team or chart we can hear from the president's own words. we have it? let's watch. they don't. then candidate joe biden called president trump xenophobic. we knew that the virus was coming from china, so it was not a guess. it was not that thing. these were first steps. as dr. siegel just pointed out, those were 2019 moves. we are in 2021. your thoughts? >> carley: and i believe that president biden also posted a tweet criticizing president trump with the ban on african countries calling it racist and look at where we are right now. my big take away with all of this with the information we know right now is that the reaction to it does not match what we are hearing. especially from the south african doctor who first alerted the world to this variant. she says that she is seeing mild symptoms like sore muscles and tiredness for a day or two and not feeling well. they might h

carley: joining us now, pete hegseth who is having breakfast with friends in new jersey. a lot going on in new jersey in the news. >> for sure, todd and carley, good morning. we are at point 40 diner in monroeville. if you're in south jersey, come on out. because it was a big week last week in new jersey. it was a huge surprise. we were guilty of this too, like everybody else, talking a lot about virginia and rightfully so. which went for glenn youngkin. but ciattarelli and that face against phil murphy in new jersey was a sleeper. if you look at the numbers in new jersey, there are a million more registered democrats than a republicans in new jersey, it's been a reliably blue state especially in off elections for

carley shimkus is live in ohio talking to some of those leaders. carley? carley: yeah. that's right, brian. i'm at the cathedral refining company. in a few minutes joined by a group of lawmakers who have a message for president biden. we will be talking about the political ramifications of whether or not line 5 will be shut down and what it means for your wallet. stay tuned, more "fox & friends" after this. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. an official message from medicare. did you try it yet? comparing plans? oh yeah. they sure can change year to year. i found lower premiums and lower prescription costs. that'll save you money. so uh, mark? on medicare.gov now. open enrollment ends december 7th use the plan finder at medicare.gov to compare medicare health and prescription plans. comparing plans really pays. paid for by the u.s. department of health & human services with voltaren arthritis pain gel. m

carley: thank you. todd: president biden making waves for apologizing america's behalf and appearing to those off at the biggest climate summit on the planet despite typing climate change is an essential threat. >> alex hogan is live at of the last day of biden's trip. >> good morning. it is a beautiful morning in scotland and leaders from around the world arrived yesterday and many meetings will take place at some people pointed out the irony that the severe flooding caused a lot of trains to be canceled preventing people from getting here, delegates from around the world traveled in by private jet, by limousine or motorcade. at least 400 private jets arrived at nearby airports and co2 emissions from an average private jet are much smaller than air force one are 10 times higher than commercial flights, 50 times higher than trains according to the european group transport and environment. along the back lash, senator barrasso responding, quote, it is perplexing that in the new age of digital communicati

carley: we are in a massive inflationary period. every american is feeling it, whether it is the cost of groceries or gas. some republicans have made the point that if this build back better spending plan passes, inflation will go up. break that down for us. explain to the american people why that is so? >> we've seen it happen with the bills already. we have people that aren't working and these don't require work incentives for able-bodied individuals to get this. somebody with no dependents that is able-bodied and able to work and collect on government programs and don't have to go to work, the government, goods and services not being produced or provided and more dollars competing for limited things being produced and that is what we see with supply-chain shortages and so on. we need to incentivize reopening our economy, getting people back to work and that is what i have introduced with the congressional review act to say let's stop penalizing america's workers and businesses and get people back to work and do what americans do

lawrence: and that's why chapelle is the goat, carley. thank you so much. carley: see you. lawrence: if you are looking to keep your kids entertained and away from the phone this holiday season, listen up. rachel: that's right jason lindsey is aka mr. science and author of "big science experiments for little kids" he joins us now with fun experiments that can be done right at home. not a lot of mess or work? >> don't say that first part. lafayette. >> there is one that is a little messy. rachel: all right. >> remind kids don't eat or drink science experiment and have an adult around for safety experiment. lawrence: christmas tree. >> should not do at home. secret ingredient. you may remember this. rachel: i do remember those. >> little christmas bulbs. i removed all of those. rachel: nothing electrical in there. >> create a chemical reaction that will create a lot of foam this foam as you can see will turn you yellow. i need to you scoot back. rachel: okay. all right. >> i want to make sure you are safe. i want to pour this in here. put this on top. you will notice. rachel:

hi, carley. carley: remember when dr. fauci said it may not be safe to celebrate christmas this year? it's safe. especially if you are vaccinated. if you are not you signed off on it. brian: can we stop interviewing him as a country? carley: don't eat fast, kids. that's a choking hazard. turning to headlines now. soft on crime district attorney larry krasner is now vowing to charge the shoot his or her killed a woman and her unborn child. she was pregnant. 32-year-old jessica covington shot several times after her baby shower. police believe she was the target of a planned attack. no arrests have been made. critics say krasner has caused uptick in crime by advocating for fewer gun prosecutions. white house press secretary jen psaki criticizing florida governor ron desantis after disney world decides to halt its vaccine mandate for employees. >> the governor there has consistently taken steps to take steps backward as it relates to fighting the pandemic, not forward. carley: psaki's comments comes days after desantis signe

carley: we have live team coverage this morning. marianne referee, bad news for biden, former virginia state senate candidate ron meyer will react to it all. todd: we begin with jenkins wrapping up the results. >> reporter: good morning. it appears a red wave is sweeping the state capital behind me in richmond. fox is watching, close calls with the lieutenant governor, attorney general, i will get to that but glenn youngkin defeating terry mcauliffe, former democratic governor. let's go to the race, you can see 3 point margin, 50.7, 248.six. if you want to know where the republican playbook in november of next year lies it is in the state capitol binding, youngcan become the first republican going to be sworn in in more than 12 years, this is a significant when, several voters that played a role, youngconsidering while ac/dc blurred thunderstruck 25 miles west of dc image into the suburbs. a little bit of what he had to say at his victory speech talking about that issue that won it for him, education. >> we are going to introduce ch

carley shimkus. carley: they are thankful for that. they deserve the time off. lawrence

steve: come on over here, carley. carley: what is this? brian: you have a birthday weekend coming up. carley: oh my gosh. steve: not a big a fan of cake as you are junk food. brian: there you go and i think it's time. ainsley: pizza. carley: i'm going over here and eating in the corner. brian: mcdonald hash bounds. carley: thank you guys so much. brian: we were making it in the back. carley: i was wondering what the wrufling was. i was reading my headlines. they must be like literally rebuilding the set. brian: thing crust, good for you. ainsley: your birthday is sunday. carley: well i'm turning 22. ainsley: again? [buzzer]. my husband lives in chicago for those that don't know. taking a bit of an earlier flight. going to dinner. brian: what flight number? ainsley: what restaurant maybe we will meet you there. carley: that sounds great. i love that plan. and we could start eating now. and "fox & friends first," the producers, they bought me tacos and i still have some in my purse. so if you would like a purse taco. ainsley: no one gave her