>> ainsley: ainsley was so much better than brian, give it to this team. it is fruitcake from claxton, my friend al parker, great tennis player. >> brian: watch fox nation christmas special. >> ainsley: janice, do you like cake? >> there's cake? >> star of the showdown. >> brian: the prompter is calling your name. >> ainsley: i'm sorry, third hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> ainsley: it is a big day for the biden family on capitol hill. house will vote to formally launch impeachment inquiry into the president, steve. >> steve: hunter biden is expected to appear for a closed-door deposition. >> brian: awaiting hunter's arrival on the hill. if he does not show up, republicans warn he could be held in contempt of congress. >> lawrence: mark meredith joins us. >> it is going to be occurring behind closed doors, a lot of focus to see what the president's son has to say. he is facing tax evasion allegations. last month his lawyers offered to have him testify publicly. republicans want to take this deposition first. this hunter saga presenting problems, axios says it is taking a toll on the president. no issue is more likely to sadden the president than the news about his son. house lawmakers vote to formally launch impeachment inquiry, the white house is calling this a fishing expedition. republicans say they are trying to obtain more evidence. we heard from bret baier last night. >> the constitution requires this, this is a serious matter. they are not turning over documents or key witnesses, to get that, need impeachment inquiry. i believe it will pass. >> one house republicans he will launch against the impeachment inquiry. we heard from top lawmakers. back to you. >> brian: you don't look fat, you look trim and professional. >> lawrence: i like it. >> brian: giving into the season. >> ainsley: nothing better than that traditional look. >> brian: remind me of bret hume. >> lawrence: a classic man. >> you are too much, best christmas gift i've got. >> steve: cost a fortune. hunter biden showing up 90 minutes from now. because his attorney only wanted him to be in public before the camera, instead, they will do a closed-door deposition. we've seen this movie before. hunter biden will probably take the fifth amendment 100 times if there are questions his lawyer does not want him to answer, right? >> i imagine a lot of questions he will say, i can't recall, or he will not answer specifically. will they be able to hold him in contempt? hunter's gamble was to say testify publicly here and help with public image. then we had additional charges filed last week. will this create legal jeopardy for him? the white house not talking about this, which has been par for the course, insisting this up to hunter's lawyers, but they have been talking more publicly. they realize they will be fighting with congress, and courts and public opinion. >> steve: the president's brother james biden was supposed to appear on december 6 and he has still not shown up, right? >> lawmakers have given demands for certain testimony, there is maneuvering and so much happening on the hill, i imagine we'll see jockeying of dates going forward. we expect him to show up. what about a public hearing? we don't know. >> ainsley: axios says biden expressed he feels guilty about his son's legal troubles. they say his mood is shifting. >> lawrence: he can get defensive and feel guilty, american people think it is a big issue. he can avoid congress, he can't avoid the debate stage. a republican will challenge him on it. >> brian: he will avoid the debate stage. he feels bad about it? he got away with it in 2020. he said, it is disinformation as opposed to those are my voicemails, e-mails and photos. >> ainsley: did he think he could squash it continuously? >> steve: when you think about the run-up to him announcing, his son bo biden had died and joe biden said i got to think whether or not to do it or not. i've got to think what is going on. you have to wonder whether or not he added to the equation, this stuff going on with hunter biden, as well. he had the jobs in 2016. you have to figure the president being smart in 2016 was thinking, i wonder if this would come back to haunt me and my son, as well. to tell his close associates, i feel bad, he is right, had he not ran for president, people wouldn't notice. >> brian: there is attention on the republican side. the five states he took from donald trump in the last election, it makes people say, if you can get this domination, you could end up in the white house. not bob dole taking on billion or george w bush, this guy is vulnerable, means attention on iowa and new hampshire. >> lawrence: one candidate getting attention is nikki haley, she grabbed a big endorsement yesterday from chris sununu. this is the governor making his endorsement. >> brian: hold your ears. >> woman who has come to a lot of events, i saw her coming in and she said, are you going to endorse nikki haley as president? you bet your -- i am, let's get this done, all in on nikki haley. >> it doesn't get any better than this, to get endorsed by live free or die governor. >> steve: he had remained like switzerland for the longest time and decided to throw his weight behind nikki haley. nikki haley beats joe biden in a poll by 17 points in a general election. you know what, happy as she is, you know who is sad last night 6:00 in manchester when he made that announcement? chris christie. chris christie put all eggs into the new hampshire basket and i'm sure he was counting on an endorsement. do the math. does chris christie have a shot? nikki haley has a better shot. >> ainsley: he said it only puts me down one vote. he will continue to tell the unvarnished truth about donald trump. donald trump is doing so well in new hampshire, so well in iowa and neither one of the governors have endorsed him. >> brian: seems like ron desantis all in on iowa, got the governor and got the evangelical leader, and all 99 counties, but trailing in latest poll on average, trump has 51 in iowa to desantis 19. if that is the story, maybe ron desantis is out if that is the outcome. with this momentum and 1.4 million people in new hampshire and a lot of people independents, maybe trump feels the haley heat. >> lawrence: if you are traditional republican and don't like the new republican party under donald trump leadership, nikki haley is your last shot at that stand right now. doesn't look like ron desantis has any momentum, he is number four in new hampshire right now. if you want the old republican party, nikki haley is your last shot. if you like the new republican party and agree with donald trump, the election is over in the primary. one thing voters don't like, they don't like their choices being pushed out of the way, this has to naturally happen. what will happen, last stand for ron desantis will be iowa, he's out of money, he wins iowa, or he can continue this or donors will come back. nikki haley, she has money to do it, polling number two in new hampshire. this will give her a bump. again, no one has yet to explain to me how they're going to get 40% of the vote to switch to them when you have donald trump that is leading in every single poll. >> steve: figure ron desantis had that ground game, best ground game in iowa and caucus system, i think he's thinking it is hail mary, we will know. >> lawrence: good point, i keep hearing from ron desantis. why aren't those people talking to the pollsters? 40% margin. >> steve: that is problem with caucus going, it is different, you can't precaucus, show up in that junior high gym and stand in the corner and -- like that. he's putting all eggs in that basket and chris christie -- >> ainsley: are you saying ron desantis is out, he'll drop out? >> lawrence: no presence, haley donors, the donor class has shifted to haley. >> ainsley: you think somebody will drop out -- >> lawrence: i think after iowa desantis has to -- >> brian: five days innen 22, do you want to continue on? haley would be solid second behind trump. >> steve: speaking of haley, nikki haley and the current governor of new hampshire, chris sununu joining us next half-hour on fox. >> brian: that endorsement stands from yesterday. > lawrence: one and done. >> ainsley: if you want that to be your question, you go for it. >> ainsley: multiple students getting medical treatment after eating gummy bears that tested positive for fentanyl. >> todd: this was a matter of time, seven students at central elementary getting sick after eating the candy. unclear if the student who brought the gummies was one of those who fell ill. sheriff's office conducting the investigations the gummy bears were examined and tested positive for fentanyl. of the seven students, five did need medical attention, two students transported. the superintendent office saying school administration notified the families and amherst sheriff's office is investigating the cause of the illness. the bag was brought from home by a student. police are offering $1000 reward for anyone with information. this underscores need for narcan in every school and every public place. this is scary. >> steve: they are trying to figure out what kid brought it from who's house? probably the parents, right? >> todd: another question, is this a kid thing or parents doing that in their house? end of day, you worry aboutureiokids. i worry about little ones, they can pick up a pill thinking it is candy. >> ainsley: they thought they were bringing a bag of gummy bears? >> todd: it could be something they intended to get high and didn't know the dosage. if you're in school and your buddy hands you a gummy, remind your kids, don't eat anything. >> lawrence: you can't be friends with your kids or you are going to lose them. amount of parents i interview that had no idea their kids were experimenting with drugs. know what is happening on cell phones, save their life. >> todd: no passive parenting. >> ainsley: tell your teens, if they go out at night, make their own drinks, watch bartender or watch your drink. >> brian: if it is not in your hot wheels lunch box, do not eat it. >> ainsley: do people still have those? >> brian: i hope so or it wouldn't make sense. >> ainsley: headlines, fox news alert, u.s. warship shoots down a drone off the coast of yemen, that action after the iranian backed groups attack. houthis fired two missiles. u.s. imposing fourth round of sanctions on hamas officials, that action was announced by the state department, the united states is imposing sanctions on eight hamas officials and facilitators for action representing the group's interest abroad and managing finances. tes lais recalling nearly all vehicles sold in the united states over auto pilot to fix a defective system that will ensure drivers pay attention when they use auto pilot. model years 2012 through 2023, the company will send a software update to fix the problem. this follows a series of investigations into crashes. those are your headlines. >> lawrence: that is you have to, one part of tesla i like, driving itself. >> steve: scary. >> brian: put your hands on the wheel and use the pedal, what is happening? >> lawrence: rising crime and poor leadership, how d.c. may lose two major sports teams to northern virginia. more on that. >> ainsley: frightening warning from the fbi as antisemitism skyrockets,ave live report straight ahead. >> brian: and busy day on capitol hill, will hunter have a deposition behind closed doors? congressman jim jordan will go behind closed doors, but first opened the door and came out for us. i'm thinking company wide power nap. 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>> we'll know in an hour. our lawyers had not gotten in contact with abbe lowell. they had conversations for a long time, in the last few days, they have not. we'll see if he shows up. we're committed to move forward and i think we will have majority today. going on record saying we are in impeachment inquiry phase of our investigation. >> brian: has anyone told you they are not voting for it? >> i expect everyone to vote for it, talking to speaker johnson and the others, i think we'll have the votes to do it. impeachment power reside in the house of representatives. going on record saying we are moving into this phase of our duty to do oversight courts look in a stronger way. we think we get witnesses in a more timely fashion, we get documents in a more timely fashion and it moves faster. we get the facts for the american people. there are a handful of people we need to talk to and documents we need to get before we decide on whether or not to move forward with articles of impeachment. >> brian: you need background information. you found out things from devon archer, you want to focus on december 4 and his meeting with the richest woman in moscow. >> go back to february of 2014, hunter biden gets a check from the wealthiest woman in russia. he gets that check and six days later russia goes into crimea and sanctions are placed on russian oligarchs and somehow she escapeings sanctions. biden is on the board of burisma and goes to italy and she is also in italy. that is when it all starts and continued through 2018 with foreign interest trying to have influence on this family. >> brian: where is joe in all this and what about devon archer saying joe biden called in a lot. what is your answer to that? >> on december 4, 2015, when the head of burisma asked devon archer and hunter biden, we need help, we are under pressure from the prosecutor in ukraine. devon archer said hunter biden called his dad and three days later his dad goes to ukraine and gets that prosecutor fired. he used taxpayer dollars to go. that is not supposed to be how it works. this story is old as the hills. politician does certain things and benefits his family. then there is an effort to conceal it and that is what david weiss has done. >> brian: you don't know what you don't know. from what you have already done, when kevin mccarthy said we're doing this, you found enough you feel you converted your slim majority? >> i think they will now officially vote for it. when we have that vote today around noon, debate will be this afternoon when we have the vote, it will pass and we move into this official phase and we need to talk to eric schwerin and rob walker and tony bobulinski and tony morris, who paid hunter biden's taxes, just out of the blue. we need to talk to two lawyers at the doj. mark daily and jack. we need to talk to them, they said we should charge for the 2014 and 2015 tax years when bulk of the money came in. then they changed 180 degrees and let statute of limitations lapse. it is one thing to have a gun charge, it i is another thing t charge for burisma, they let the statute of limitations run on that one. department of justice, majority of house on record, better chance to get access to the witnesses. >> brian: when paul manafortdidn't answer, he went to jail. see if hunter biden shows up today, over to steve. >> steve: thank you. now a couple of quick headlines on wednesday. border patrol revealing moments ago, they have seen 10,000 migrant encounters across the border in the last 24 hours. according to agents in the tucson sector where the lukeville crossing is, 3000 migrants crossed there and near eagle pass, 2700 migrants apprehend #ed and processed and released. both sectors are over capacity. group of brave and warm children heading to the north pole, children who are patients across michigan boarding a plane before a special visit with santa and miss claus. parents say they are thankful for old st. nick and his volunteers, so they are back. those are your headlines. >> ainsley: thank you, steve. this is a great story, day one of "fox and friends" 12 days of giving and today we're highlighting elizabeth dole foundation, who supports veteran caregivers like chris who has been caring for his father, james, an air force veteran, since 2015. chris joins us alongside the ceo of elizabeth dole foundation, steve schwab. chris, start with you, you were a sergeant for nypd. you decided to retire, move your parents, who were not doing well, into your home, what happened? >> my father had a stroke in 2015, right side weakness. it was hard for him to stand up on his own and he did fall down and fracture his spine. it made it harder for him to rehab. i decided to take the time off from work, they were very gracious and understanding and through that stroke, he developed incontinence and dementia. eventually, through rehab, i decided to retire and take care of him in 2020. he suffered from ptsd, from service in the vietnam war. he was an airplane mechanic. his base was attacked several times, he suffered ptsd and depression. >> ainsley: you are taking care of your parents, who both have dementa. what did you go through? >> i developed -- after seven or eight years, i found i was burnt out and frustrated. sometimes my dad doesn't want to get up or take his medicine, i try to find different ways to motivate him. >> ainsley: you found out about the elizabeth dole foundation. she was a precious lady. she developed this foundation and you are helping run it. what do you do? i didn't know this existed until seven years in and you reached out to them for help. >> a lot of americans don't know there are millions of caregivers like chris. chris was a police officer and gave up his livelihood and heroic work to take on another type of heroic work, caring day in and day out for his veteran father who protected our security in vietnam and caregivers like chris are number one investment ensuring veterans can rehabilitate and recover from illness and injuries that occurred during the war. we give resources and technology to provide care at home and help them become stronger agents of support. >> ainsley: you want to recognize chris, what do you want to say to him? >> on behalf of fox corporation, who supported our mission for years, and supported caregivers like you, we are thrilled to give you $10,000 check today to support you, your father, to support your family. fox has been with us on this 12 days of giving year over year and ainsley, we thank you and the fox team for ensuring chris and his family have resources they need to enjoy the holiday season. >> ainsley: that is beautiful. what is your reaction, chris? >> my heart just dropped. i just wanted to tell my story and help other caregivers. to have this is amazing. >> ainsley: how will you use that money, how will it help your parents? >> think about making his life more comfortable, he's having a hard time going up the driveway, we have a steep driveway, maybe some type of wheelchair that could get him up that driveway. >> ainsley: that's great. chris, i would like to personally give $10,000, would you make sure chris's foundation gets it? my daddy took care of my mom and it is not easy, i would like to do that for your family. >> wow, ainsley, i am applauding you. that is unbelievable. i had no idea you were going to do that. we will gladly accept that gift to support chris and hope caregivers watching across the country will be inspired by what you just did and fox did to raise their hand and come to the elizabeth dole foundation and find support they need. >> ainsley: this is on behalf of everyone who has faith and all viewers because i wouldn't have food on my table or a paycheck in my account if not for fox and for the heroes. we are proud to serve this nation and represent our veterans, we love you. thank you. i am sorry you are going through this, you are a great son and your parents are so appreciative. thank you, steve, what an awesome organization, we'll be in touch and i'll get a check to you. what is your website in case people want to donate? >> elizabeth dole foundation.org. >> ainsley: you have seen angry parents at youth games, now referees are brawling. and chris sununu is backing nikki haley, we are just a month out and we'll ask them both in a "fox and friends" exclusive. we expect hunter biden any minute for today's deposition. stay with us. is all about presents and shopping and cookies and trees. but we know christmas isn't about something you buy at a store. it's about something so much greater. it is the day we celebrate the incredible truth that god so loved the world that he gave his only son. it's not about presents. it's about jesus. join me this advent in praying every day on hallow. cut through the noise and find god's peace. >> steve: new hampshire governor chris sununu putting his support behind nikki haley for republican nomination in new hampshire. >> a sweet older woman who has come to a lot of events, i saw her coming in here, she said are you going to endorse nikki haley for president? you bet your -- i am, let's get this done. we are all in on nikki haley. >> steve: with a month before the iowa caucuses, can that endorsement make a dent into donald trump's massive lead? let's talk to both people, governor of new hampshire chris sununu and 2024 presidential candidate, nikki haley, join us from a diner in new hampshire. good morning to both of you. >> good morning, great day in new hampshire. >> steve: governor, we had to beep you for what you said last night endorsing nikki haley. what point did you let the ambassador know she had won the chris sununu endorsement sweepstakes? >> we talked friday. i've been texting with ron and nikki and i let her know i'm all in. it is going to be intense, fun 40 days as you see momentum build. this is not an endorsement to say, i'm endorsing her, you have to get behind it. everyone is getting there and realize nikki makes a connection with individuals, it is pretty awesome. >> steve: governor haley on real clear politics average, you picked up six points in the last month. you are picking up steam heading into next year, which is what you want to do. >> it's been a good couple of weeks, last week we were endorsed by the most conservative organization, grassroots organization with americans for prosperity and yesterday to be endorsed by live free or die governor, people know it is time for a new generational leader. it would be nice if we had live free or die country. >> steve: governor chris sununu, when you look at polls, donald trump is ahead in your state. but what you are doing, you have been a popular governor in new hampshire particularly with independents, you are asking independents who can vote in this primary to throw support behind the woman sitting next to you, right? >> i'm asking everyone to come out, republican, conservative, independent, i don't care. we're going to have record turnout, if you come out and vote, no doubt nikki haley will win in new hampshire and that is fundamental change. not a candidate in a campaign, it is a movement and movement entire country has been looking for and waiting for. we are going to work hard, earn every vote, momentum is there. when you have economic experience as a governor, understanding what is happening internationally, where issues are pressing, this is not getting behind a candidate that can win, this is getting behind the best qualified person to be president of the united states. it is a full-package deal for citizens of new hampshire and the rest of the country. >> steve, you reported "wall street journal", trump is up. the fact we defeat biden by 17 points, that is mandate to get the economy back on track and get our kids back up to speed and close our border. that is mandate to have law enforcement get fentanyl off the street and have america strong and prevent wars, we don't get into wars and get america back on track. >> steve: ambassador, to square off head-to-head against joe biden, you have to defeat donald trump in the primary, how do you do that? he's way ahead. >> look, i think that i have said, i think donald trump was the right president at the right time. i agree with a lot of his policies. the difference is chaos follows him, rightly or wrongly, we have a country in disarray and a world on fire. the idea we need to go with someone new to give us good solutions and get america back to a place where we are live free or die country and remember government's role is to protect rights and freedom of the people, that is what we want, we want to get back to where people are not working for government and government is working for the people again. we can feel it in new hampshire and know momentum is going into iowa. this is point where america starts to find herself again and i know the american people will make that happen. >> steve: governor sununu, you said there is no way donald trump can win in 2024, yet look at primary polls, he is still way ahead. what happens between now and first tuesday in november? >> no doubt almost any republican can beat joe biden, that is how bad joe biden is. we heard that in 22 and where was the red wave? we heard big win in '20 and it didn't happen. brand at the top matters in terms of winning presidency and winning a school board seat and not have republicans try to explain away top of the ticket. when you remove the drama, we go forward. do we go backward? no, up for next generation of leadership, that is in our d.n.a. as americans, people are getting excited about the opportunity to have someone with this type of background, charisma and leadership. as someone putting individuals first, the momentum is real. >> steve: governor, good to have him right by your side. thank you for joining us live from new hampshire, good luck. >> go to nikki haley.com. >> steve: very good, will do. thank you, governors. fox news alert 11 before top of the hour, that is live look on capitol hill, first son hunter biden is due any moment for a closed door deposition, we're monitoring all that and will bring the latest. in the meantime, dana perino joins us with a preview of coming attraction. >> dana: place your bets, will hunter biden show up for his deposition? 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[shouting] >> lawrence: i was a referee when i was in college to make some extra money. they always taught you to keep your cool. you can't be the one that goes and does blows. i've never seen anything like this. >> it's crazy. these guys obviously should never be allowed to referee another youth sports game. you look at this. the guys are squaring up looks like a saturday night main event the way the guys eventually square up there. nonot the first time he has thrn a punch. i think it is emblematic how youth sports can spiral out of control. it doesn't look like anybody got seriously injured. i'm sure you've seen some of these stories. not uncommon to have a youth sports event and a fight or even violence, gunfire, which is just absolutely insane. so at least this one ended before anyone got hurt. >> lawrence: it is getting out of control. i'm not opposed to brothers squaring up to get out aggression, the wrong place, the wrong time. maybe the ufc and we can get tickets. thank you for joining the program. >> appreciate it. keep up the good work. >> lawrence: check out what's clicking on out kick. janice, looks i can you have some interesting information for us about the advent calendar. >> have you done this yet? >> i have. i got a hearing aid. >> wow, some body will use this. lucky number 13. we'll open up this gift. it is a please say -- sorry, today's gift is the brother p touch ptd220 hand held label maker. perfect for everyday use or at home or the office. small but mighty it says right here. you can organize practically anything. pan trees, school supplies, handy for spring cleaning season. i will need somebody to help me with the spring cleaning so i can use one of these. >> brian: get organized. >> a lot of people love this stuff. >> brian: it is like magic. >> steve: that will wrap things up. busy news day. >> ainsley: absolutely. >> brian: i'll show up on the radio. >> bill: thanks, guys, good morning. awaiting hunter on the hill. sources telling fox thathe