♪ rachel: good morning, it's 7:00 here in new york city. come on, christmas. will: never heard it. but sounds familiar. pete: come on, christmas. rachel: how would you like me to say it, pete? pete: i don't know. come on, christmas. you were like, come on christmas. yeah, we're saying come on, christmas. come in. will: felt like we're talking about the state of the country. come on, christmas. pete: do better. rachel: when we have racist

christmas parties and satan displays, come on, christmas. will: oh, yeah, christmas. pete: somebody took care of that satan display in the iowa capitol. rachel: by the way, i thought it was going to be you. when i heard somebody decapitated the satan statue, i was like, where's pete? pete: count me in. rachel: i thought for sure it was going to be you. pete: different veteran beat me to the punch in the capitol. we hope you're having a wonderful christmas in your home and maybe do people ever stoke warning fires if you have a fireplace. rachel: of course, it's the best time. pete: stoke it up and get coffee. rachel: that's how i have coffee on the weekdays. once the kids are off to school, sean always turns the fireplace on in the blue office and sit there in a cozy hot room. will: last week we brought up the robe thing, did we do that on air? rachel: what robe thing?

will: when men wear robes. we got a free robe and i said i don't know when men wear robes. rachel: i wear a robe. will: when does a robe fit in your day? pete: a laze yay morning. rachel: exactly. pete: but rarely fits into my day. will: i'm not doing anything for the next three hours if you're wear ago robe. rachel: i wear a robe at least till around 11:00. pete: every day? rachel: during the weekdays. will: i don't ever in my life go this is a robe moment. there's no robe moment. pete: i definitely have robe moments. will: tell me about it. rachel: do you know who has robe moments all the time, hugh heffner. pete: yeah, but robe doesn't work in my day. you pushed a button on the fire. i'm talking about a real fire. make a morning fire. i haven't ever done that except camping. rachel: i did in wyoming hi a

real fireplace and sean chopped my wood. will: in a robe. pete: this week, i promise you i'll send you a photo of me in a robe with a real fire in the morning drinking coffee. will: i saw that. it's a little different. rachel: you're taking it off the rails and you're not bringing christmas in here. will: i'm not taking it anywhere. we're all on the same page. i'm saying it out loud. he's saying the same thing. will: what do you think i'm saying? see it in his eyes. pete: three more hours of this. rachel: i like the new will. pete: the since thanksgiving will. will: make it our lean story of the morning. pete: here we go, to new hampshire. the primaries still going on. iowa is in the -- iowa caucuses on january 15th and week after

that is new hampshire. how you do in iowa and new hampshire is a huge reflection. as you know, donald trump is far ahead in the polls in new hampshire. however nikki haley got an endorsement from the governor there, remains to be seen what kind of impact that has. here's a portion of what governor chris sununu has to say about nikki haley in new hampshire. >> we're 110% mind nikki and most of the country right now saying, we think trump will probably be the guy and we'll vote for him. they think it's complete. it's not. as soon as they know that, people will say, wait, we have a by natural rights approach choice. binary choice. nikki haley appeals to the tea party governor and undeclared voters and a lot of folks are coming out in record numbers and going behind the individual that's likely to beat tram nap the primary to ensure it's a one-on-one race going into south carolina pe.

pete: one quick data point and 85% of republicans said end endorsement of sununu won't impact who hay vote for. nnew hampshire republicans said it doesn't matter who sununu endorses. will: recently? we should see the latest polling on that . i don't have it in front of me. rachel: it's interesting to look at. ron desantis probably would have want that had endorsement whether it appeals or not. i know that chris christie expressed disappointment. he thought it was going to go to him. meanwhile ron desantis is saying nikki haley is not really running for president. she's running for vice president. he says he knows that because donald trump is spending all his money against ron desantis and not against nikki haley so let's see what he has to say about that. >> there's a reason why they

spend money against me. haley and trump spend money against me, he has not spent any money against her and she's not spent any against him. she will not answer directly and she owes you an answer to this, will she accept a vice presidential nomination from donald trump? yes or no. i can tell you under any circumstance, i will not accept that because it's not why i'm running. rachel: i mean, ron desantis would be more likely to be a vp candidate for trump than nikki haley. i don't understand this and what he's saying is nikki haley is outpolling ron desantis and she's not being attacked by trump. pete: it's close in the early stages. will: getting rationals to work and trump coming at me and not nikki haley and means maybe trump is considering nikki haley. that's what his theory is.

pete: he's trying to force nikki haley into answering a question that you don't win either way and answering with a republican base right now. rachel: what do you think of the theory? pete: it's not likely that donald trump is looking at nikki haley for a vice president. the premise of the attack doesn't work. the reason trump went after desantis so early is he was seen as most formidable threat and helping characterize and now he's not and calling him bird brained and he's not talking about her. there's no, i don't see any chance that trump turns around and picks either of them at this point. it's an ongoing dispute between desantis and haley. rachel: don't you think what's interesting about the question is it already presumes what many of our viewers believe that the primary is over and talking about which one will be the vice presidential, are you going to be the vice presidential candidate? it's not exactly what he's

saying but in it, it seems like it's presumed like the primary is over and i have a podcast that came out titled the primary is over. i just think that. pete: there you go. we're turning to the war in israel, fierce ground fighting in gaza and israel's chief meeting with leaders of qatar in norway to resume hostage negotiations. rachel: the pentagon ordering the u.s. s gerald ford to remain in the red sea as the war rages on. >> greg is in southern israel with the latest. good morning, greg. >> hey, folks, we're about six miles from where a deadly incident involving hostages happened yesterday and having repercussions and could play a role in a planned meeting this weekend in europe involving

israel's the hostages killed three of the hostages and it happened in the neighborhood of gaza city where israeli troops were on operation. the throw were mistakenly identified as the enemy and killed by the troops and not clear when they whether they fled their captors or were released. it was some 130 hostages remaining in here's white house national security spokesman john kirby. >> our hearts and prayers go out

to the families here, families that are going to be getting here if they haven't already to get the worst news possible about their loved ones with the hostages of hamas and it's a terrible tragedy. i'm sure our israeli counter parts will do the forensics here and try to figure out what went wrong and it's terrible, terrible news. reporter: more disturbing details in the last 20 minutes or so and various israeli media outlets claiming to quote an israeli investigation into the incident and hostages approach the troops carrying a white flag and with no shirts on and one is said to have called out help in hebrew, sos said to have been written on the building they had come from. and more to come.

rachel: i imagine these family haves to be outraged and however, you're a soldier in that situation. give us -- pete: absolute confusion is what it has to be. nerves is a great point, confusion, you think you're being clear but that clarity might actually lead to confusion. yet you've been attacked for days on end with different techniques and, man, i feel for the -- everybody involved in that. just terrible. for more context, there's updated version of battle in the holy land and updated version on october 7 and we look back at battle in the holy land, battle in the holy city, bat until bethlehem and other series we've done in israel. when you wave it all together, it helps tell a very interesting story that gives you a better sense of how we got to the moment of october 7 and what the

dynamics are today from the geography to the biblical history to religion and politics and culture and what's at stake. check it out on fox naso. if you want to get caught up, that's a good way to do so. rachel: it sure is. melania trump is always very quiet and reserved and elegant and she comes scout make as statement, it's making a statement. she's very picky and choosey about what she talks about. she doesn't expound on anything and she chose to make one of her outings to an immigration naturalization ceremony, where she gave a speech and of course you know she's the first lady to become a naturalized american and here she is addressing these brand new americans. >> reaching the milestone of american citizenship marked the progress of certainty. i remember feel ago tremendous sense of pride and belonging

after i resided the united states oath alliance. the pathway to citizenship is arduous. what challenges are numerous and the rewards were well worth effort. i applaud you for every step you took, every obstacle you overcome, and every sacrifice you made. becoming an american citizen comes with responsibility, it means actively participating in the democratic process and guarding our freedom. it also means leading by example and contributing to our society. it is a life altering experience that takes determination and sometimes even tremendous strength. rachel: she's a class act and what a statement without really talking about what's going on at

the southern boarder and simply elevating that process and that citizenship process that helps people assimilate and creates order and cohesion in our country and i had -- when i saw her come out to talk about this, i was just really moved by it. that's because my own mother, when i was in kindergarten went through this process. i understand what it does. it does something very foundational and fundamental to people to go through the process to do the work, to do it legally, to do it the right way and it makes our country better and stronger for it. it's the exact opposite of the chaos that we're seeing now it's coming through the border. pete: that's exactly right. it made a statement for all the right reasons and legal way to do it, i did t you can do it too and we absolute you for doing it that way. that's not how the media took it of course. here's a couple of headlines. politico says melania trump welcomes you to america for some reason. i don't know what would that reason be? melania trump from the daily

beast comes out of hiding to welcome new citizens, some also trying to point out it was at the national archives, which she's standing in front of the declaration and the constitution, two of the oldest copies we have representing the rule of law and applauding the new citizens. rachel: melania trump gave a statement to fox about that experience and said i was honored to receive the invitation to participate in the naturalization ceremony on bill of rights day. the weight of this transformative moment is magnificent of the retun disa of the national archives and i'm an immigrant of slovenia and went through the process and granted naturalization as a citizen of the united states of america back in 2006. this prized achievement will forever be remembered and revered and i remember fully committing to contributing to the success of america, my permanent home. she sure did. as you all can see, the most

elegant first lady we've ever had and, boy. will: it's a great story and you can see the way your media, whatever we call it. mainstream media. what do we call it? rachel: you see the difference in ---pete: just left wing media. rachel: it is left wing media and they're never going to give her a shot and it's not just the media and obviously the rest of the culture is why she was never put on a cover of a magazine but jill biden and hillary and chelsea were on the cover of the magazine. pete: melania trump welcomes you to america for some reason. she literally went through the process, understands it and wants to applaud other people doing it the right way for some reason. rachel: citizenship doesn't

mutineer a global -- everyone should do it illegal, boarders don't matter, citizenship, nationally doesn't matter and we're all one world government kind of thing. anyway, good on you, melania, for doing something positive. we love it. we're going to turn now to your headlines. homelessness has hit an all time high in america. the department of housing and urban development revealing that more than 70,000 americans are now homeless. that's up 12% from just last year. it comes of course as housing prices continue to surge urged the biden administration but a member of the federal agency says the white house has "put forth a comprehensive plan to tackle homelessness and acted progressively with the federal, state, and local partners to address this challenge". except homelessness went up. a government watch dog revealing the fbi was not totally honest about their probe into catholics. director christopher wray told

members of congress one office was involved but we're now learning the records "indicate coordination with officials from portland and milwaukee". the investigation is reportedly reviewed by the office of general council and the fbi is facing backlash after a memorabilia row revealed the agency dubbed catholics, mike my mom and dad what go to latin mass, as potential terrorists. men and women are revealing their red flag when is it comes to dating. here are the red flags: lack of hygiene, talking about past relationships, and invading personal space are all big no noes according to informal fox news survey. 64% of men in a change research survey say it is a huge red flag when a woman identifies as a communist. that usually goes with the hygiene part too. we want to know what your dating red flags are, e-mail u us at

friends@foxnews.com. pete: it's a red flag generally. rachel: would you date a communist? will: date? we're not getting married. pete: that's exactly right. that's exactly right. rachel: i get, i'm reading between the lines here. will: no such thing, rachel. rachel: that's what you said. will: i did not. send in a lot of photos. there's a lot of photos of not people in their robes but people with their morning fire and coffee watching "fox & friends". pete: please e-mail us. friends@foxnews.com. if you have fireplace and robe in the photo, tasteful at least, we'd love to see it. will: pete hegseth soliciting robe photos. rachel: how about communists in their robe photos. will: a tasteful robe photo?

pete: of course, upper half and coffee watching the show. it can be done. rachel: come on. pete: oh, boy. rachel: i'm going to send you guys and i'm not working next weekend and you guys are, i'm going to -- or at least you are, i'm going to send you a christmas photo in my robe. will: i'm the only one here. pete: i'll send you one too. will: thank you for the robe photos. merry christmas. pete: coming up, new warnings for border patrol after ten ieds were found by the mexican military. tom homan on the safety concern, next.

will: mexican military seized ten ieds at the border. explosives found after tucson board ore patrol arrested an armed person on the u.s. side with a loaded ak-47 rifle, two loaded ak magazines, loose rounds and a handgun. here we are acting from acting ice director and fox contributor tom homan. tom, the funny thing is you may have heard of stories like this in the past, it's something that's not shocking to you.

it is to me. i'm curious how you're going to react, but there's an armed man on the american side and connected to people on the mexican side and ieds found by the mexican military. >> look, ie ds are not new to the cartels and they've been cruising them since 2010 against mexican military and law enforcement. the cartel is to be reckoned with. they have bullet proof armored vehicles and bullet proof vests and kef larra helmets and it's on the mexico boarder and fascists of the sinaloa cartel and other groups fighting for control of the areas of control and why is it happening? this administration, the biden administration has enriched them and emboldened them because they're making record amount of money in drug smuggling and sex

trafficking and they're fighting control of the plazas and that violence is going to spill over into the united states, mark my word. we need a president and an administration that's going to take them on. we don't have that now. will: i understand completely, tom. the reason that type of weaponry is present, specifically along the border but in the tuning fork s -- tucson sector and fighting for control of the sinaloa cartel and using things like ieds to take each other out. >> the sons of el chapo that's in prison and they're fighting over control and the sinaloa cartel and the spearhead of the fentanyl smuggling in the united states and a town of 1500 mexicans fled that town coming into the united states that were spread out and the mexican military isn't going to take them out. neither is law enforcement because much of the military and law enforcement and the mexican

government, they're corrupt. they're on the take. not all of them but many of them. we need the special intelligence apparatus and we can take them out and if president trump gets back n i guarantee you he'll take out the cartel and wiping them off the face of the earth. will: by going into mexico? >> absolutely, we have to. the mexican cartels should be considered terrorists and they killed more americans by fentanyl anne donovan think other terrorist organization. this is a battle for the safety of the country and these cartels moving fentanyl and sex trafficking women and children and suspected terrorists have been over 300 last year in the southern border alone. these cartels are moving these people and how is it the 1 place to play 8 million and sponsoring terror and the cartels moved to the united states and.

get them. will: real quick, how does inter-cartel and we hear them fighting each other and that's a mexico thing and you said that could spill over to the american side and predicted that it would. how does that get into our side of the border? >> violence will spread even more and has spread to the united states and going to spread into the united states more and the cartel is in 5 had could your honor triple-demics and there's -- 54 countries and they have a presence in every major city in the country and this is going to get bad. will: all right, tom homan. thanks for that information. have a good day, tom. see you, man. all right, coming up, hunter's latest headache could be contempt of congress. operation santa claus brings st. rachel and valentina were theren that's next.eygh

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pete: we know new york city at christmas time can be tough to beat, which is why santa claus had to make a stopover from the north poll. will: his trip was for one important reason: to attend an event dedicated to children with special needs. reirachel: i brought my own lite valentina to the operation community santa event. it was really fun. take a look. the bells were jingling at jfk airport in new york because santa claus was coming to town. >> merry christmas, boys and girls. merry christmas, everyone. rachel: kris kringle's

pre-christmas trip organized by the operation and help treat fun experiences for mentally and physically challenged children. >> the community mayor is a volunteer first and foremost. rachel: they sponsor events throughout the city from the bronx zoo to coney island. their biggest one is this one and over 4,000 boys and girls waiting for santa to arrive. it's thanasiss to thousands of volunteers and includes many members of law enforcement. >> fbi, law enforcement, nypd, port authority. that make this is organization so great because people feel if t and see it and they participate. >> there's no paid employees, no paid staff, no fundraiser, all of the money goes to the kids. >> bringing such joy you can't help them come back. rachel: this is my first time coming and bringing my own daughter valentina here. what can we expect?

>> it's an extraordinary day and day of happiness and day of joy. rachel: are you excited to see santa? what are you going to ask santa for? >> it's a very special event. valentina, are you excited to see santa? are you excited to see santa. can you say thank you, santa. say thank you. >> would you like some toys? santa will surprise you. merry christmas. there's nothing more important than making the children happy and when they see santa arrive, they know that christmas is almost here. rachel: the children just love santa claus. >> that go bonkers. no matter who the children are.

they deserve to know that they are loved, and i tell them how special they are. and how santa loves them. they feel that because it's part of the magic of christmas. rachel: that magic is certainly felt in all sorts of incredible ways. >> one year we saw a woman standing with a child in achillea chair and looked like she was crying and we went down to check on her and she said a little boy in a wheelchair is laughing and she goes, that's my son. magnificent laugh. rachel: that's incredible. that make it is all worth it. truly successful operation and santa clause operation. rachel: you guys, that last community mayor was ken, he's our own producer's dad. he's been doing it for like 20, 30 years, volunteering.

every law enforcement agency was participating as a volunteer to bring this on. it was a long day of shooting so i gave valentina our microphone as a toy to occupy her and she went up to the front of the stage and she turned the uso dancers who were amazing there into her backup singers. it was awesome. it was so awesome. she was so excited, and that is the actual macys day parade santa. he is amazing that he came all the way down for us so that was awesome. pete: very, very cool. learn more or donate. will: we're counting down to advent calendar and we're down today 16. pete: do the honors. will: that's the first one i've got to open. here we go.

today's gift is number blocks with math link cube activity set from hand to mind and teaches kids valuable math skills with stackable colorful cubes and comes in 1 through 10. pete: what would you kids say if they open that had? mine would be like oh, math. rachel: i have one that would think certain kids would appreciate it. will: there's math kids but i don't have one. rachel: i have a son-in-law that was a math major. pete: there's kids that like math. they're all in like good at math. will: that comes naturally. pete: a couple of them. pete: should have got number block ifs they're kids. rachel: might have changed the game for you. still ahead, chris jansen performs new christmas hit live. will: digital fentanyl and next

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pete: digital fentanyl is what one online guru is calling tiktok and urging congress to ban the social media platform

immediately calling it a chinese communist party propaganda and surveillance tool if left unchecked will poison the brains of an entire generation. that expert michael is a silicon valley venture capitalist taught online at harvard law school and joins us now. michael, thanks for being here. fentanyl with enough of a dose is deadly. to say digital fentanyl is a stark analogy. >> core to the national chinese ideology is the west controlled shy that through the opium trade and by feeding opium to the chinese people and that's been a chip on their shoulder for a long time and it seems clear the

sow division and discord owned by byte dance and it's owned by tiktok and it was founded as a news agency in china and a powerful news agency in china and controlled by the government and if you look at flow of information on controversial topics, topics of controversy that divide americans and you look at traffic on tiktok compared to instagram or facebook or others, they'll have roughly the same traffic. the controversial topic is the most discord in america know the most or nearly the most in great proportion on tiktok and topics that china doesn't like by

contrast and topics of the government wanting you to avoid. tic tock doesn't have a lot -- tiktok not having a lot compared to the flat form and anything that's going to divide america and the ratio and amount of volume unmistakably high and the topic is not like unmistakably low and it's the case that they're operating in the way we thought they operate and think they operate and all the signals that point out to that golden share of the chinese state investment fund owns in byte dance and owns tiktok and a lot of control that's very suspect and have a good rhythm. pete: i agree with you completely and this is an

intentional channel. >> it's intentional and venture capitalist and i watch your shows sometimes and this is not an issue of the free market. it's an issue of our free market players competing against the state sponsored actor and this is not a left issue or right issue. it shouldn't be. i'll paraphrase my own father and he said on this issue, i don't come for the left or new york. i don't come from the right. i come from new york. these guys are dumping their digital fentanyl on american shores and it's time to punch him right in the mouth. by the way, there's a lot of nonsense going around saying that congress doesn't have the power to ban tiktok. it definitely does through the commerce clause and gives them enormous power and ban it outright and sanctions and founders and make it possible for them to transact financially and do all those things and congress has power to protect our future. pete: i agree whole hearted and

she too bad there's a lot of courage in washington dc. >> i think they're afraid of like votes and 150 million people that use tiktok. some is fun. it's like little candy but on top of candy, which may be bad for our brain, it's bad for policies. pete: there's a lot of fentanyl-laced candies out there too. >> you said t i didn't. pete: michael fertik, thank you. >> you got it. pete: still ahead, make this christmas an all american christmas. we have the perfect american-made gifts for underneath your tree this season. it's coming up next. ♪ rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain,

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rachel: for anyone who hasn't finished their holiday shopping yet, we have the perfect gifts for you that are made right here in america just in time for christmas. with me here are ross pa it, tison and tiffany pattison and they're the owners of ohio stone ware. merry christmas to you. if people order, can they get them in time of christmas? >> may be close. maybe a couple items but not all. rachel: i love it. there's two division s? >> there's a wholesale and we

sell nation wade too independent resellers and chain stores. rachel: it's all made in ohio? >> everything is made in ohio. rachel: i love just the -- they're all beautiful, but i just love the clean design of the blue. everybody can use this. >> absolutely. it's all hand done and hand striped by decorators and done by hand decorators as well. rachel: can do in the oven? >> microwave oven and dishwasher safe? rachel: anything else your customers knead to know about this particular product? >> it's an old tradition that family haves used for several years and would love to see it in your house. rachel: if you want it, you've got to order now to get in time for christmas. seeing it up close, it's beautiful and useful. thanks, ross, thanks, stiffny. pete: thank you, rachel. we're thousand bringing in joanna tiffany and jeff d dunca, owners of the puzzle people. these are great looking puzzles. tell us about them. >> we started with early

education, particularly with the alphabet turtles and for example this one is much more deaf cult than this. this teaches sequence of letters and this teaches the whole collection. that's one example and we move along. absolutely. i heard rachel mentioning alaska in time for christmas. we're not able to personalize for christmas but honestly, we do as much business after christmas as people for christmas. they want one for for their child or grandchild. pete: i love the united states has the capitols on the back. rachel: if you're hispanic, they give gifts on the epiphany for january 6. not too late. pete: in america? >> northern california off the grid. pete: that makes sense for puzzles. get yourself off the grid and built off the grid. made in america.

>> 52 years and my mom and stepfather making this what it is and we used a big retail stores and now we're online made in usa.com and puzzlepeople.com is where we are. pete: puzzlepeople.com and check it out for christmas. appreciate you both. will, what do you have? will: speaking of off the grid and hun hunting and need to be . forlou and made in america and it's all awesome stuff made in america, andy. >> yep, peopleup technology forward and -- premium technology forward and everything from parkas down to upf sun shirts and stuff for fishing. will: down to the base layer. >> down to the underware. >> this is like bread and butter.

what's the top? >> this year wool reversibles is good and start hunting and then when you come in go to the restaurant or whatever, flip is around so you don't look like commando going in the restaurant and you're good to go. will: vests and he's got -- look at this beautiful knife. where do people find your stuff >> forloh.com, f-o-r-l-o-h.com and right out of montana. will: whole family is here? >> whole family is here. will: awesome. check them out, forloh, i know i will, and we'll be right back. thank you. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. [ clocks ticking ] i'm ruined.

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