at that makes four ws. gunner's team won the championship. we're 4-30 on "fox & friends." will: jedediah, good times ahead. promise. jedediah: good times. i want to let you both know i did take down the christmas decorations. i'm prepared to take them down early. i had to lay it on the table right at the start. pete: put that in the attic. congratulations to your little guy on the soccer field. i may enlist you for future speeches with my son steve. will: all to my credit. all to my credit, pete. pete: but yesterday you may have also watched there was a big march in washington, d.c., in support of the president. they took to the streets at the million maga march in washington, d.c., before violence broke out from the other side. counterprotesters attacked trump supporter. president trump blasted antifa scum. 20 were arrested for assaulting a police officer. we have more from d.c. reporter: good morning. the daylight hours were largely peaceful with tens of thousands of pro-trump supporters throughout the d.c. streets. when the sun went down, when things took an uglier tone. >> fireworks. fireworks. fireworks. reporter: counter protesters throwing fireworks, clashing with those rallying the president, throughout d.c. streets from fistfights with all-out brawls stretched into the early hours. there were 20 arrests according to the sheriff's office. seven guns were recovered. one man was stabbed. he is expected to be all right. they include firearm violations simple assault, assault on an officer and disorder early conduct. president trump said they returned at night at 99% of the crowd had left to assault elderly people and families. police got there but late. mayor is not doing her job. we're also told there were two police officers who were injured. we are expected to get a update later on this morning if there were any additional arrests made earlier this morning. will, jed, pete. will: thanks so much. when this kind of news story comes up, pete, when this kind of story comes up, jedediah, we can't simply run past it. or act like this is normal occurrence on the news cycle. this is outrageous, we get our best uses of permission of video on instances like this will absolutely make your draw drop. this is violence in america politically driven and coming from one side of the aisle. that is not a partisan point. that is the truth this is absolute when a society begins to fall apart. this is something everyone should be aware of. universally condemn, jedediah. jedediah: you know what i think is most disturbing, now there is an assumption of violence we all live with. you have the board be you have of businesses about out of fear that people will revolt if there is a certain election result. you have this assumption one group will be involved in non-violent protests another group may come by to harass them and it might get more violent. this creeping normality i mentioned if this happened overnight one day, things had changed, people said, oh, my gosh, this is crazy. this is not america. because it is happening slowly over time. people say this is this cha happens, this is the new normal. that is disturbing, there is assumption there is violence. some of the video you saw on social media, you have to sit back and say is this still america? this is what was reaction what i saw largely peaceful protests everyone has a right to do in this country. it has to stop. i don't know what the answer is, but it cannot go on like this, pete. pete: there is the assumption of violence but it is on one side only. it always comes from the left. i don't know if we have video after restaurant, a couple eating. these are people maybe had been protesting earlier in the day. now they're sitting down for dinner in washington, d.c., fireworks were rocketed into the restaurant. they simply had to leave before they were even more assaulted this is not video. as will pointed out, there it is right there. as will pointed out there were multiple of dozens of videos on the internet you can watch, some we can't show. some people brutally assaulted, trump supporters on the street. violence and chaos is central to the political playbook. imagine this, if preliminary results of presidential election gone the other way, you said after the election, the plywood came down on the upper west side. imagine if the preliminary results had gone in the president's favor. hillary clinton said very clearly under no circumstances should the joe biden concede. imagine the violence. what we saw last night would be a tiny glimpse what the left would have done to our country across all of our streets which is the assumption of the left today. it is not trump supporters. it is not conservatives. it is not patriots. the consent they're a party to it they are defending themselves which they have a right to do as well. congressman lee zeldin tweeted this yesterday about the rally. the president's supporters have a right to peacefully rally supporting potus, just like the opponents have the same right. the physical assaults by leftists targeting his supporters is abhorrent. the media blackout is terrible and telling. you can say the blackout is of course predictable. will: it is. as both of you pointed out, this is in response, the violence in response to a rally to simply show support for president trump. it was a non-violent protest t was a non-violent rally to show support for the sitting president. if you're wondering why so many people, it was a lot of people that came together for the million maga march, here is some of the sound from yesterday. >> very peaceful. a lot of energy here. the most pressing issue the rise of socialism in our country. you have the left basically wants all government control. >> there was a lot of prayer. a lot of prayer. i believe that our country needs prayer. i think trump is a unifier. i know for many people they see him as a divider but i believe he is a unifier. >> i think that as a country we need to stand up and unite and stand together for truth and for, for our freedom, absolutely. we are definitely, our freedoms are being infringed. pete: freedom being infringed. the president made a stop. the president did drive through the rally early on to say hello to his supporters but let's not beat around the bush here, guys. this protest is also about free and fair election. a lot of americans feel like their vote was stolen or there was fraud committed. we still have another week, eight days until the vote is certified in a lot of states. these supporters want to see the president continue to press to reveal any voter fraud, challenge any irregularities. make sure the mail-out balloting that had very have you guardrails is watchdogged. the president was out supporting speaking to his people in peaceful way. he drove through. ultimately about a week to eight days until the vote is certified in a lot of key states. at which point we really have a important moment of decision. jedediah: yeah. you know it also reminded me somewhat of the tea party rallies you used to see popping up around 2010 and immediate demonization of those people. i entered politics and outrage at people on the streets making their voices on the streets about limited debt, low limited government, low taxes. the bottom line the people have the right to assemble in this country peacefully and have a right to make their voices heard. if our new normal that is met with violence, that somehow will not be condemned from within the left or by the media at large, that is a big problem. in the meantime we do have a new president-elect. right now joe biden and his transition team is working. they're actively working. they're building a cabinet. they're looking at advisors and there are two names to be rumored at the top of his secretary of state list. senator chris coons and susan rice. these names are rumored. we can't confirm but interesting nonetheless. as the "new york post" editorial board is questioning if a biden cabinet would undo trump's progress towards mid-east peace. here is the quote from the editorial board. will biden give away the store to restore the obama accord? media cheerleaders, said trump supposedly weakened u.s. al islandses, strengthed them when they insist all members fairly. simply because they embarrassed the foreign policy establishment. that remains the question, will what will be undone. a lot of talk of executive orders coming in hard and heavy right from the start. in terms of progress made when it comes to national security and alliances i think it is interesting what direction a biden administration would take. what is your take on that? will: many people across the country have criticisms of president trump what they should be, one of those should not be he continued the process going on in washington, d.c., for half a century. joe biden had been in congress for 47 years. the clintons were largely represented for decades and national foreign policy pursuit had largely been the same. changes on the margins, republicans, democrats only meant so. when it came to change. president trump changed the game when it came to international trade and when it came to mid-east peace. john kerry said a deal with in mid-east peace simply could not be done unless the palestinians were involved in the process. john kerry was a member of that decades of sameness when it came to foreign policy in washington, d.c. let us hope the change president trumped introduced when it came to that process is simply not reverse and returned to the stuff we sawer. >> after year after year, pete. pete: i don't know if that can be prevented. joe biden is the chairman of the foreign policy establishment that was embarrassed for so long. they are arrogant. they will try to reenter the iran deal. scrap peace in the middle east, working with israel and acknowledging israel's right to exist. they simply tore down nato alliances? no. making people pay their fair share you're strengthening the alliance that the establishment and joe biden and others eroded for years by letting them draft off of us. we'll see what happens there i'm not yet ready to crown joe biden the president-elect. we have a few days left to certify that vote. should that happen, we will see what happens with his cabinet. we know where it stands t won't go well. jedediah: a lot remains to be seen in the coming weeks for sure. straight ahead, new york mayor bill de blasio is warning another school shutdown could be imminent. but one charter school says in-person learning will go regardless of his warning. we'll discuss that next. many are choosing to "deck the halls" early this year like myself a new study says it could make you happier. what do you think? send your thoughts and pictures of the holiday decorations to the show. the guys do not look happy. ♪ when we started carvana, they told us that selling cars 100% online wouldn't work. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing with powerful technology. that's why we've become the nation's fastest growing retailer. because our customers love it. see for yourself, at carvana.com. who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines, don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. so help heal your skin from within, and talk to your eczema specialist about dupixent. if your financial situation has changed, we may be able to help. ♪. jedediah: new york city mayor bill de blasio warning parents that a shutdown could be imminent but despite the mayor's cautioning one charter school superintendent says they will hold in-person classes until there is is a state mandate to close. writing in an op-ed school closures are devastating. vulnerable children lose access to education. students lose hard won academic gains and face social isolation. here wanting to keep his classes in the classroom, superintendent of schools emily porter. welcome to the show. thoughts on keeping schools open. many parents are fear they shut down again. parents are left without a plan here what are your thoughts? >> i feel like education is essential. it is amazing eight months into this pandemic we're still prioritizing bars and restaurants and gyms and shutting down schools before we shut down bars, restaurants and gyms. we know that education is essential. we know that our students especially the most vulnerable students are suffering when schools are closed down. i think it is essential we make schools open. even more than that i think we demonstrated, we have districts across the country who demonstrated schools can be safely opened. for our own schools, partnership schools, we run catholic schools in new york city and cleveland and we have been safely open for 10 weeks just like schools throughout the archdiocese of new york. we haven't had any evidence of community spread. there is a way to safely do this given how important both to the children we serve, parents we serve, to the economy, i think it is important that we're prioritizing education. jedediah: yeah you know it has been hard to find unanimous consent on anything when it comes to covid because it is so new. the vast majority of people are coming out saying schools are not super spreaders. these are not places that you're seeing that. it is quite odd decisions are made with respect to schools. i want to ask you about is did heartened families are yanking their kids out of public schools. look at the numbers right now. put it up on the screen. 31,000 less students enrolled in new york city public schools this year. 1000 students switched from public to catholic schools in new york city. what do you make of these numbers? what do you say to parents who are feeling like they don't have options because catholic schools and either forms of education can be expensive and not everyone can afford that alternative? >> that is exactly right. this pandemic laid bare particularly in education parents need choice. right now in states like new york where parents do not have access to tax credits or vouchers the only parents who have options are those who can afford to choose them. if we have catholic schools in the city of new york that are open, the parents that are able to opt in, are those who can find away to scrape together money to pay even the modest tuition. our partnership schools, we have seven schools. four in harlem, three in the south bronx. we serve some of our nation's most vulnerable students. even with the scholarship support we're able to offer, parents need to find some way that to pull together, to pull together tuition money even in a modest form. without support, they're really, you know, it is a choice that is really left only to those who have the means. i think that is of stating, particularly when public schools are not even opening. they're not even, it is not even they're providing a low cost. excuse me, a low quality alternative. they're providing no in-person alternative. with students with special needs we know they're better served in person than online. jedediah: my heart breaks for a lot of parents around this country. they have to show up for work. they have no plan. they worry week to week is the school going on open, is the school going to be closed? 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what is their rallying cry right now? where are they? >> first of all they won't be able to be unified because you have these two wings of the party. you have the socialest aoc wing, with the group new deal. they're on the verge of communism. you have a lot of moderate democrats come from tough seats. they want to be the traditional old school, blue dog democrat. you can't unify those two things in the house. as you know, democrats were expected for pollsters to pick up anywhere from 15 to 20 seats. they were supposed to win those many seats. they spent way more money than republicans. looks like republicans will expand their majority by 10 to 15 seats. i love nancy pelosi is out there putting a smiling face on their big loss. she actually lost. republicanses won. donald trump had coattails. aoc talking about rising wages. did she forget under 3 1/2 years of donald trump before the pandemic americans wages were rising. people had more opportunity. people were doing better under president trump and republican policies. she wants to talk about increasing wages. they want to go back to the trump era and bright opportunities. jedediah: sean, representative adam schiff really seems to be the gift that keeps on giving. he is front and center, he is lamenting that the gop might try to investigate for biden four years. they won't be interested in getting things done. fascinating. i mean when you look at what happened for the past four years this is the guy by the way who got on television repeatedly over and over again claimed he had evidence of russian collusion and outright lied. that is an interesting vehicle. take a listen what he said. we want you to react right away. >> is this what we'll have to sit through for the next four years republicans doing investigations an refusing to legislate. >> this wouldn't be going on right now, this obstruction of the tans significance wouldn't be going on if republicans weren't allowing it to go on. it is just tearing down our democracy. i do expect in the new congress that yes, they will continue to try to go after joe biden, delegitimatize joe biden. jedediah: take it away, sean. >> okay. i got to tell you i watched that clip twice. i wasn't sure if this was reenactment of a skit of dumb and dumber or a saturday need live skit. how stupid, democrats spent all of the trump presidency investigating two years on the fake russia story. then they impeached him. you had msnbc, other left-wing networks every hour of every day promoting this fake story. let me tell you what, jed, make no mistake, republicans are going to investigate joe biden. they have hunter biden's laptop. they know that joe biden got money from foreign countries. joe biden is compromised with the chinese. republicans will investigate it. i think joe biden may rue the day, if he actually wins and sworn in, he will rue the day he won, it will be so painful to be exposed in the investigations coming his way. paybacks are hell in the congress. will: that clip is absolutely astounding. it is remarkable how lacking in self-awareness that clip actually is. sean, if i might, let's return for a second to this divide within the democratic party. i don't know if i agree with "the wall street journal," quote, that i read, that joe biden largely campaigned as a moderate. at times he campaigned on defunding the police, banning practicing. the thing is, joe biden campaigned whatever he needed to be. this is the question i have for you. the democratic party, joe biden potential administration seems to be responsive. in other words, it is not leading, it follows whatever the moments in the democratic party is. if i look what is happening on the street. what is happening from quote, leaders like aoc, it is far, far to the left. so why should i believe it won't be governing that way? >> you shouldn't will, joe biden told us he would be the most progressive president ever in american history. you look at the party and the wings, socialists, aocs, the bernie sanderses are the most vocal and radical members. they won't let joe biden come to the middle that is the problem they will have. when i was in the congress, with the freedom caucus, more moderate members, it was challenging to bring the two sides together because the moderate congressman, they don't, they can't be, couldn't be that conservative or the moderate democrats can't be that liberal. they have to stay close to the center if they want to re-election. you can't remedy the wings of the party together. it is sometimes possible if you have a bug majority but with nancy pelosi having a really small majority, i think they're going to have real challenges and complete chaos if they try to get an adenda to move forward with. i look at kevin mccarthy, kevin will have heyday as republican leader, sticks sand in nancy pelosi's gear. i love when kevin mccarthy, will, republicans from that to minnesota, california to new york. republicans won all over the country because donald trump had coattails. america wants politicians to put americans first, not this globalist idea where sell out to billionaires and big tech annual street. and big pharma. they want politicians to fight for them, not for the biggest interests in america. that is why i think republicans won. pete: nancy with a big mess on her hands. congressman, solve something for us, duffy household, big family, do christmas decorations come out before thanksgiving ever? 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tough year for people. covid-19, a lot going on, a lot of rage about the election from some, a lot of uncertainty, i think people need mariah carey earlier this year. you guys say what? pete: will, take it away. will: i say of course christmas is joyful. of course that music is nice but you wouldn't begin to celebrate thanksgiving before you had halloween. you just don't skip a holiday. i think that is our argument. that is my argument. thanksgiving is a joyful holiday as well. they both get time. take your time, jedediah. pete: even more joyful. you don't have to worry about gifts. you're greatful. watch football, eat a lot and love thanksgiving. consider the source of this study, journal of environmental psychology. i haven't heard of it. maybe it's a fake study. i haven't met the people. it is not clear. who knows. i don't know they put these things in as topics. we don't really know. the second thing, are you happier, are you trying to paper over with christmas wrapping paper, paper over your depression? actually more depressed if you're starting earlier. you're just acknowledging it by trying to paper over it with christmas. you might be temporarily, sort of superficially happy but in actuality you're way more miserable. i question the study completely. jedediah: you guys differ from me. seeing wrapping paper in my garage put a smile on our face. we asked for your photos from viewers. they are pouring in. howard sharing decorations of his christmas tree and man tell. gorgeous. pete: gorgeous if it was december 15th. dominique send this is one. put up patriotic decorations to celebrate christmas and election day. good-looking tree. will: the viewer took advantage of the weather in myrtle beach, south carolina. email us your pictures of early holiday decorations to friends@foxnews.com. i will say like pete. i don't know the people. are the pictures real? i don't even know. pete: could have been from last years. will: they're from our viewers. tea what they're telling me. i do not know. jedediah: you guys are such skeptics. will: that's right. jedediah: such skeptics. i have to put cheerful for two of you. i get i. pete: if you're with us, email pictures of thanksgiving decorations. talking holiday, thanksgiving and christmas, send them in. if there is more thanks giving we'll put them up. jedediah: in my defense i do them both at the same time. i like to have the thanksgiving feast while the christmas decorations start to go up. i think i might get a pass for that. maybe not. we'll see. turning now to some headlines for you. a cancer charity started by joe biden has not spent money on research. federal tax filings the biden cancer initiative took $4.8 million in contributions in 12th and 2018, spending more than 3 million on staff payroll in two years. starting to look a lot like christmas as massive rockefeller christmas tree arrived in new york city. the nypd escorted tree from onieda, new york. before it was lifted in place. the 75-foot sprues will be televised with no in person access to the public. mayor bill giambastiani yet to announce how people will view the lit tree as limits are placed on crowds because of covid-19. that is quite a true. turning to college football, week 11 on the season seeing some late game highlights. >> they will hand it off. fighting, he will go down. did he get in? yes! touchdown, southern california. jedediah: usc scoring with just 25 seconds left to beat arizona 34-30. the trojans second straight fourth quarter comeback this year. miami rallies to beat virginia tech, 25-24. other games were not so close. wisconsin dominating michigan, 49-11. it was the wolverines worse loss since 1935. notre dame beat boston college are 45-31 with quarterback ian book scoring four touchdowns. a news anchor falls out of her chair on live tv. >> you're fantastic on social media. too bad you don't do a television show. >> what did you say? >> oh, my gosh. she truly just fell. jedediah: anchor alex holly of our affiliate in philadelphia scooting herself under her desk. she was luckily not hurt. those are the headlines. this supports my ideas we need a blooper real for the show. it may be fantastic. i may be only one that supports that. but it would be great. will: i haven't fallen out of a chair yet. pete: tough on the boxes. once we get back on the set. everybody in chairs a lot of things can happen. it can go sideways quickly. you know who knows about blooper reels, the one to talk to put all time blooper real, rick reichmuth. not because you're a blooper guy. you remember the moments. you are the resident historian. rick: a little bit after history. the guy anchor in the scene in the middle used to have your role, mike jarrett. used to be the anchor on "fox & friends." none of you worked with him, i did. the guy never ages. will: why we come to you. rick: mike jarrett, a lot of viewers probably remember. a big system is cutting across the central part of the country. you can see the 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because i asked him to put the window up. will: in a city council meeting that, city commissioner joann hardestty defending herself for that call. >> another example being a black in america, you live in a city white supremacists riding around with big flags and wants to put a black person on the side of the road at night, not going to happen. will: that is the defense much her original 911 call. here to react, fox news contributor, david webb. you're familiar with the story. you hear both of those clips. what are your thoughts? >> well my thoughts are, we don't have a way to prove, number one, that is anything racist or otherwise in this incident. we weren't there. likely wasn't recorded at least to the best of our knowledge. i decided to look up lyft's policy on riders and windows. the driver is correct, lyft has guidance if possible and permits, weather permits, for instance, you leave the windows open during covid-19. if they have a disagreement, if the driver feels uncomfortable, has a right to ask the passenger to leave. if she calls the police for me, the hypocrisy there is she wanted to take 1million dollars from the police department to give to community service, taken from, carefully from their budget. also she wants to defund the police. she obviously didn't learn much in her time in the early days in the u.s. navy that it is not always about color. it is about what you do and who you are. will: david, i think there are two angles to the story. you're touching on the first one. hypocrisy defunding the police, calling police over such a petty accusation. there is a second angle to the story, well i called 911 because of white supremacy. you brought up the concept of proof, david. i don't know anybody anymore is requiring proof of act accusations or racism or or white supremacy. it is charge for anything that happens. that is heavy, heavy charge. david, it is getting thrown around everywhere. >> it takes away from when there are real incidents of racism or bias in our society. they do exist. the problem is by doing this, she simply is driving a narrative that has been going on in portland. by the way, portland police officers, not that they will not respond to any call regardless of color of skin, they don't ask, are you black, we'll come, or white we'll come, or something else. they have harsher crimes to deal with, a city destroyed by her and those who agree with her. the city residents voted her into office. she abandoned you or you agree with her when you see what is going on with riots, destruction of businesses, job losses, the people that you claim to care about, are the people paying the price because the others who can afford it have moved out of portland. that lyft driver likely, like many is driving to keep their lives going in some way. will: such an important point. there are real instances of racism still in this country and to throw this around so cavalierly takes it away from the real instances. great point, david. thanks so much for joining us today. >> thanks, will. will: take care. up next, ahead of the second annual patriot award, this year's awards are being made for heroes by heroes. we'll look how it is done next. ♪. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. ♪. will: welcome back. this friday "fox nation" will host our second annual patriot award. jedediah: this year's awards are made for heroes by heroes thanks to the company firehouse designs created by two first-responders who make american flags out of retired fire hoses. will: the co-owners of fire house designs gave us an inside look at the award making process. >> i'm andy, i'm a fire captain at temple terrace, florida department. >> i'm fireman paramedic at temple terrace, fire department. >> we take retired out of service fire hose, we create american flags from hose hoses. create some unique designs for people to have in their homes and their businesses. >> i guess i became a firefighter because i spent most of my life around people who gave their lives in service of others. >> it is our duty, our honor, our courage, to be firefighters. fox reached out to us. they saw our flag designs and they wanted us to create an award for the patriot awards show. >> so we actually toyed with a few things and what we came up with is kind of like what you would see if you encased an american flag with our flag. it us made out of fire hose. ♪. >> the first thing we do is we take the one inch fire hose, we cut it to the right length. we cut the pieces of wood. and that is a process of cutting, sanding and then staining. once we put it all together it will be sent out to get the engraving. it is ceiling it with a clear coat which makes it look nice and finished. the whole process is exciting for us. we're excited to see the recipients hold the awards and find out what they think about them. cone gratlations you earned this amazing award. it's a big deal. i hope we an joy what we made you. >> it is our honor and privilege for the recipients to receive the awards that we created. ♪ pete: supercool, guys. live, friday night, 8:00 p.m. amazing event. i had a chance to host it last year. host it this year. it looks a little different but the stories are so powerful. they are real heroes. they will get the awesome award. by the way we have the vip "fox nation" swag boxes for sale at shop fox.com. will, you might have one. will: i have one right here. pete: party properly. got the hat. while you live stream the award this friday november 20th. i recognize that. 8:00 p.m. eastern on "fox nation." sign up if you don't have it. it is real deal award show. jedediah: those awards are gorgeous, amazing. president trump and new york governor andrew cuomo, more "fox & friends" coming up on the other side. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need 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here, guys. great to have the audience with us as always. pete: always. that is very striking picture of the empire state building, beautiful. will, we've been having the debate this morning about you know, is it too early to set up for christmas before thanksgiving. here, it is also national clean out your refrigerator day. it is also national raisin brand cereal day but it is not national put up your christmas tree day. i think we resolved it. will: there you have it. debate settled. i mean as pete always wont to do he tells us what today's official celebration is. i'm sorry, jedediah, it didn't make the list. jedediah: i'm outnumbered. will: there is reason -- jedediah: on that point, pete -- pete: can clean out the refrigerator. jedediah: best cereal day. we need to break down the best cereals at some point that is a good combo. will: there is a good reason to clean out the fridge day. because you will soon have thanksgiving leftovers. it adds up. if you haven't, been made aware yet, there was a massive rally yesterday in washington, d.c., in support of president trump. thousands took to the d.c. streets for the million maga march before violence broke out. counterprotesters attacking trump supporters. president trump blasting them as quote, antifa scum. 20 people were arrested including one for assaulting a police officer. lauren blanchard is live from d.c. with the chaos. lauren? reporter: good morning. daylight hours at the march remain largely peaceful with tens of thousands of pro-trump supporters it was after the sun went down things took a much uglier tone. >> fireworks! fireworks! fire works! reporter: counterprotesters clashed with those who turned out for the president even throwing fireworks. there were fistfights through all out brawls which stretched into the early hours this morning. overall there were 20 arrests according to the mayor's office. at least seven guns were recovered. one ma is stabbed he is expected to be all right. breakdown of 10 arrests made earlier yesterday. they include firearm violations, simple sought, assault on an officer, and disorderly conduct. the president tweeted about the chaos, writing radical left antifa scum was easily rebuffed by the d.c. maga rally crowd, to return at night after 99% of the crowd had left to assault elderly people and families. police got there but late. mayor is not doing her job. we're also told there were two police officers who were injured and we're hoping for an update later on this morning if were any additional arrests and any additional injuries. back to you guys. jedediah: thanks, lauren. this is such a sad state of affairs. we showed you some of the footage. some of what was eledgerring on social media we can't show because it was so graphic and so horrific. really, really unfortunate and the reality is this is what people are expecting now. they're expecting, oh, there will be a peaceful protest. we're likely to see violence in reaction to that. that is sad too in america. the fact where we're at. this will require some condemnation by folks on the left. i always feel if something is going on in your camp, by that if you're on the right, something bad is going on or you're own the left something bad is going on if people from within that side speak out to say this is unacceptable, i think that speaks volumes. i'm not seeing that really. i think this will be incumbent on joe biden as well to say something about this stuff. because these are, vast majority folks on the left are acting out in violence. he will have to have, if he is talking about unity and talking about all these messages that he wants to ring true he will be required to speak out in cases like that. as far as i'm concerned and that starts right now. pete: unity talk is mostly garbage considering what they did to president trump the last four years. people see through it. they will not condemn it. they're beholden to it. with black lives matter and antifa protests it took months to acknowledge there was arson, looting happening. because joe biden was hurting him politically, that is the only thing he cares about, hurting him politically saying there is no room for violence. based on what they think the presidential result will be, they won't condemn it. violence is the playbook of the left. hillary clinton said don't kind. had the results gone the other way, this would be our streets every single day since election day. this is what the left does. so the trump supporters come out one time, peacefully in washington, d.c., and they're accosted and assaulted. we're not surprised because we've seen it before but we can't become numb to it, will. will: no we cannot. as jedediah mentioned earlier there are videos across social media that you can see more graphic than we're capable of showing. we do our best to grab permissions an rights to show you. it is stunning and abhorrent what went down on streets of washington, d.c. no one on this program has this cannot be soft pedaled. this should not be both sides. dismissed as isolated incidents. this is accumulated events over months. this should not be met with silence t should be met with universal condemnation this is violence in response to disagreement on the streets of america. it cannot continue because if it does, it will only escalate. universally in one loud voice. this needs to be shut down. i'm proud that everyone here on the program today is drawing light to it doing just that. let us move forward. president trump and andrew cuomo are continuing their war of words over the covid-19 vaccine. andrew cuomo calling president trump a bully and president trump tweeting the following. i love new york. as everyone knows the trump administration has produced a great and safe vaccine far ahead of schedule. another administration would have taken five years. the problem is governor cuomo said that he will delay using it. other states want it now. we cannot waste time. only give to those states that will use the vaccine immediately. therefore the new york delay many lives will be saved but we are ready when they are. stop playing politics. this is what andrew cuomo had to say yesterday about president trump. >> i understand he is unhappy and i understand that i have a job to do as governor of new york and i'm not going to allow new yorkers to be bullied. i'm not. i wouldn't be doing my job. and that's how this president operates. he bullies. i'm going to tell the truth. i'm going to protect the people of this state and new yorkers don't back down to bulllies. jedediah: you know, i don't even know what he just said that was like a whole lot of nonsense. i know a lot of people in new york are really eager for the vaccine. a lot of elderly people who have been really scared throughout the whole covid-19 crisis. he has a lot of audacity to make it about him or politicize this vaccine. people across the spectrum, regardless whether you're republican or democrat have been hoping for a vaccine f it emerges through these trials. we have it in the next few weeks, people are able to start getting that, that is something that should be universally celebrated. i think people will have little tolerance for the likes of andrew cuomo whether on the left and right when it comes to people's health and well being when it comes to getting a potential solution getting back to normal life. pete: governor cuomo is one of guys, the more you hear him talk the less you're impressed. like obama. you he is articulates. then you hear the ums and ahs. you're right, jed, a word salad of nothingness. they need a vaccine for, trump der rangement syndrome. he has a bad infection. like a lot of people. orange man bad. anything he does is bad. as you laid out this vaccine is a beautiful thing. came a lot faster than we anticipated. want to get it to as many people as possible. that should be a celebration instead of playing political games. speaking of political games, let's go out to the other coast in california. gavin newsom is working hard to display utter and sheer hypocrisy. he has been called out by the sacramento bee. here is what the editorial board said about gavin newsom. gavin newsom's hypocritical french laundry fiasco harm's california's covid-19 efforts. here is portion of what they wrote. dinner party that he had. newsom and first partner, otherwise known as his wife, eschewed state public health guidelines to dine at friends at a time when the governor asked families to scale back thanksgiving plans. newsom's halt cuisine hypocrisy failed to get californians to understand the covid-19. he handed more ammunition to republican leaders who decried the shutdown of restaurants, gyms and churches. here is a question, if the governor can eat out with friends, his children can attend their expensive school, why must everyone else sacrifice? will, that is the question. not for me but for it us be for thee. will: what is the listen tail at this point? governor gavin newsom, muriel bowser, washington, d.c., mayor, lori lightfoot, various cnn anchors. includes almost everyone who will hector you, sanctimoniously tell you you're not following covid protocols. yet every time we turn around they are not practicing what they preach. yesterday we had a conversation about what that means, what the lesson is. i don't know the answer. but i do think it is one of two options we arrived the at. either you don't believe your own rules, or you think you're above them and we the little people must obey. either way, hypocrisy is what's clear. jedediah: yeah. universal condemnation of that up, will. you saw people all across the spectrum on twitter, on facebook, this is ridiculous. people who had to keep their businesses shut down. that point about schools is important just because keep in mind, not everybody can afford to send their kids to private school which largely remained open in many cases but public schools aren't. that leaves you know, a lot of people that struggling and suffering. they don't want to look at elites living at a different life, different set of proof that they have. pretty despicable what we're seeing across the board. will: turn now to a few more headlines for you this morning. first north carolina police release disturbing video of a deadly shooting during a juneteenth. two gunmen fire multiple shots towards a crowd of hundreds of people. three people were killed, six others were hurt. people hope the video helps their search for the suspects. there is 22,000-dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. to extreme weather. hurricane iota is gaining strength overnight. the national hurricane center expected to become a major hurricane as it approaches central america. right now the storm is moving towards central america. it could make landfall near the nicaragua honduras border tomorrow early tuesday. weeks after hurricane eta ravaged the region. dustin johnson with momentum at the masters after taking a four-stroke lead after the day three. he sits tied with jordan spieth's record with the best 54 hole score. he went on to win the green jacket. different story for the reining champ. tiger woods tied for 20th, behind five strokes after struggling on saturday. those are your headlines. pete? pete: it's a great sporting event, will. i turned it on yesterday because my wife and i wanted to take a nap. nothing an dues as nap like watching golf. soothing sounds of golf in the background. but it is great golf. if you love golf the masters is the -- will: absolutely. pete: go ahead. it is true the birds are chirping. you hear the smack and announcer has the soothing tones. quiet on the golf course. it feels like a nap. don't tell me it doesn't happen to you too. all right. still ahead the republican women are rising in congress responsible for eight gop flips this year. congresswoman elect nicole malliotakis wants to team up to take on the squad. friend of the show. when we started carvana, 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first and foremost, what do you think was the chief reason for that victory in i grew up in staten island, i heard from a lot of people that it was the defund the police movement on the left that terrified them? >> look our city is moving more and more to the left. people are seeing crime increasing, quality of life deteriorating. the our mayor keeps hamminger us over the head with high taxes. people hat enough of one party democrat rule. this was to speak out that new york has one republican representing our city in washington. jedediah: tell me about there freedom squad that you have an idea for. >> we don't have a name yet because we're not in high school. i got to tell you that there is natural alliance occurring here, we're bonded by the fact we come from different experiences of socialism. my mother was a cuban refugee who fled the castro regime in 1959. carlos gimenez is cuban born. he came to the age of america at six. victoria comes from the ukraine, grew up under soviet union rule. you have maria salazar who is like me, the daughter of cuban refugees. so we have a natural alliance that is forming. we're bonded by our love of america, a love for freedom and liberty. the opportunity that the american dream represents. we want to preserve that we must push back against the forces who are trying to destroy that. jedediah: you know, one of the challenges that you will face when it comes to issues righted particularly to new york is this massive exodus from new york city amid the coronavirus, amid an up tick in crime. it has been pretty astounding. if you look at numbers, new york city locals leaving over the past eight months. 295,000 march change of requests from march 1st to october 21st, 2020. what can be done and rectify that to bring new york back. >> goes back to the original point. people seeing crime increase, saying wacky bail law that took effect, led to sharp increase in murder and shootings and burglaries as well as car thefts. people feel less safe in the community. the quality of life is deteriorating with the mastiff shutdowns. broad kay is shut down. you can't go to madison square garden. restaurants are suffering. stores are boarded up because of fear of looters. people are generally concerned. we have to insure that we having a real dialogue with mayor de blasio and governor cuomo about the impacts their shutdowns and restrictions are having on our economy, making sure that we have a balanced approach to reopening. of course public safety is paramount but we can't destroy our city and drive people out or else we'll be in a very, very bad situation come this time next year. so for me it is about providing a counterview to what the mayor and governor are doing. ensuring we work together to find common ground. make sure we keep our economy open and vibrant and keep new yorkers here. the middle class had enough and leaving in droves. jedediah: we didn't get to it today, but obviously we have the 10:00 p.m. curfew rolling in 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bikes. they biked 60 miles a day for 36 days from michigan along the u.s. they celebrated the journey lifting their 132 old bikes as [inaudible]. not a whole lot to do. good for them. next, $350. that is how much these self-lacing air jordans will set you back. technology inspired by the hit movie, back to the future part 2. the sneakers will hit shelves next month. finally 36thousand bucks how much a buyer played for this santa and rudolph figurine in the christmas special, "rudolph the red-nosed reindeer." in the 1964 stop motion animation television special which many of us watched many times. back to you, pete. will: watched "back to the future two with my boys. we move on to the coronavirus there has been advancements in coronavirus testing. but there is still a lot of confusion. grammy winner singer, erykah badu, left nostril positive, right nostril negative. doctor only reported the positive results. this after tesla ceo elon musk says he took four tests in one day and two were positive and two were negative. so can all of this happen? let's ask fox news medical contributor, author of make america healthy again, dr. nicole saphier. dr. saphier, help me make sense of erykah badu and elan musk stories. >> we have two main types of testing for covid-19. one is the pcr test looking for genetic material of the virus. that is usually that deem nasal swab, throat swab or spit test. that test is expensive and takes several days for the results. what these people are talking about those rapid lateral assay antigent tests tend to be nasal swab. they're looking for proteins. the rapid tests are rapid. get a quick turnaround, less expensive. why you see a lot of people using them on movie sets and just other places. the problem with the rapid antiagain tests they have can a false-negative rate up to high as 50%. it is far more likely to have a false-negative of that antigen test than a false-positive. when you have a positive rapid test it is really important if you don't have any clinical symptoms to go to get the pcr test. if the pcr test comes back positive, chances are you have the coronavirus. whether or not you have symptoms doesn't really matter. we know there is high amount of asymptomatic individuals who are still transmitting virus. will: dr. saphier, we hear other stories. i'm a big sports fan. we hear about nfl players every weekend test positive, on a secondary test, no, it comes back negative. i hear you on the two types of tests. largely resolves around how quickly results come back? i got a rapid test but it was a deep nasal swab. feels like they're hitting your brain. i got the results in 15 minutes. is that still the less accurate antigen test which you says has a potential 50% inaccuracy rate? >> it is really hard, honestly, i don't know, depends where you were, what lab it is. some people are doing rapid test on deep nasal swabs. usually the deep nasal is just reserved for the pcr test. the fda put out a warning to physicians and laboratory clinicians there are false-positives reported with some rapid tests. preprint study on germany on friday came out showing one of their tests we don't use in the united states, one of their tests had false-positive rate up to 10%. we know there are false-positive occurring with the rapid tests. why it is important to make sure it is confirmed with a pcr test. again if the pcr test comes back positive, chances are you have the coronavirus. will: we are relying on the testing numbers so much to make decisions. it is not that we shouldn't but we should take into account what you're laying out. you don't know how accurate these things end up being. dr. saphier, thanks so much for enlightening us on this. >> thank you, will. will: violence breaking out at the million maga march as anti-trump groups clash with trump supporters. our next guest says the antifascists are the ones bringing fascism back. author douglas murray joins us next. you don't want to miss that. ♪. 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after 99% of the crowd left to assault elderly people and families. police got there but late. the mayor is not doing her job. douglas murray, author of the madness of crowds, gender, race identity. thanks for joining us this morning. first and foremost we want to get your reaction to the violence we've seen erupt at that rally yesterday. >> i'm not pat all surprised to have seen it. i spent many weeks ahead of the election traveling all across your country, all across america. i saw these thugs and they're fascists. they're not anti-fascists whatever they call themselves, they're fascists. i saw them up close. i mingled among theminfiltrated in portland, oregon. i saw what they do. they go through residential areas, intimidate every householder. attack federal buildings. number of occasions, members killed people including in portland in the summer. i saw them anyone election night in d.c. yards from the white house, antifa was getting ready to agitate. i started to try to film them. they physically threatened me to chase me from the area. i'm shocked this is happening. but i'm not surprised. i'm shocked in the world's leading democracy, a paramilitary fascist group masquerading under the tag antifa is able to get away with this. will: doug, i want to ask you where you think this goes? i believe i was listening to you on joe rogan's podcast. you might have said it on our show. america is largely exporting this identity politics to other countries around the world but pete has written about this as well. england has been sort of a precursor for what happened in the america. you had the multiculturalism debate. had your hate speech laws. in away you have foresight where this faction alism, identity politics can go. give me a projection. what comes next? >> we do have a bit but there is something especially febrile going on in america. in america these groups import ad form of so-called antifascist activity from europe but they have done it in a country, america, that is remarkably short on farc fascists thank gooders in. there are not fascists parading the streets of oregon. there are groups believe that is the case or pretend to believe it. they have persuaded themself that the entire america state is fascist. that everybody voted for donald trump is fascist. they radicalize themselves. they say the only thing you can do with a fascist is kill them on and on. this is particularly american problem. because these groups in america who radicalized themselves, fighting against and virtually nonexistent enemy. pete: douglas, stick with previews where emmanuel macron, the president of france, is standing alone. you wrote a peace in the spectator. macron alone. where are france's allies in the fight against islammism. he made the mistake, douglas, speaking truth about islamic separatism, a countersociety being formed inside of paris and france. there has been a huge backlash. what is happening there? >> that's right. it is amazing story. this is something that is particularly european problem, much more than it is an american one although it can certainly come to you there. in europe we have this extraordinarily difficult issue with islamic extremism and conclaves as president macron call them. people who reject the rule of law and standards of the society they're n now macron made a very strong speech about this. subsequently we saw the decapitation of the french school teacher for the crime of blasphemy by a muslim extreme it in france. we saw only weeks later, three worshipers massacred as they came out of church, by a person who arrived only weeks earlier from tunisia via the an island. i reported from all of these places for years. i reported from lampadosa at the height of the migration crisis. i said in my book, "the strange death of europe." you have to stop people coming freely into the continent. milling around. you have no know who is here. now thank goodness president macron said we need to strengthen the external borders. stop free movement within borders of europe. this may be said by some people too little, too late. this is remarkable political leadership from him. i wish we had seen it earlier. what is striking how silent his counterparts are. boris johnson even, angela merkel have not come to macron's rescue, even as the president of turkey calls for boycotts of french goods. the prime minister of pakistan says the most terrible things about the french state. at the moment france is standing alone in europe. i wish it weren't. pete: it shouldn't be, london and germany are facing similar issues yet they're clinging -- [inaudible] >> absolutely. pete: douglas murray. thank you so much. really appreciate it having you always. we'll toss it over to rick reichmuth now who has got some weather. rick: guys, watching the tropics another hurricane this is hurricane iota. it was just a tropical depression about 24 hours ago. by tomorrow evening getting very close to nicaragua, a category 4 hurricane. the second category 4 hurricane in two weeks hitting nicaragua. it will have devastating impacts. want to talk about that across the east coast of the u.s. we have another nice day. it will not last very long. we have a storm moving in that direction. severe weather with it possibly. we see that sometimes in the fall. tornadoes, strong winds as the storm moves in towards the mid-atlantic behind it. we have snow. that snow will fly across the great lakes next couple days. very cold wind moves behind this. wind will be a factor today. take a look at the pacific northwest not getting any break at all. a lot of rain. a lot of mountain snow. guys, back to you. will: thanks, rick. jedediah: thanks so much, rick. we'll turn to some headlines now. two window washers are rescued from a sky-high building in manhattan. their scaffolding malfunctioned causing the platform to drop 15 floors. they were thrown off and landed on the roof on the 35th floor. they cut a hole to rescue the workers. one is in stable condition. the other has minor injuries. a very happy reunion between a man and his best friend. his dog named stout is saved after falling 70 feet down a cliff in austin. a paramedic had be to be in the area during training and rescued the dog. the workers say it was miracle stout was found alive and mostly unharmed. both the paramedic and the pup are luckily okay. a giant nutted cracker made out of cardboard is getting christmas fans excited. facebook post shows step by step process using inexpensive tools. cardboard, rhett, white, blue. it was signed mr. and mrs. claus. they're say they are sharing the magic of christmas. have you put up the holiday decorations yet? email us your photos at friends@foxnews.com. we want to see them. adorable. love it. pete: those are cool. i feel like nutcrackers lost their functionality. i think we found easier ways to crack nuts. they're still cool to look at. will: i also see what we're doing here. we're running christmas story as lot of i don't see many thanksgiving. i notice what's going on. jedediah: notice my smile. you know what, guys? we got to turn those frowns upside down on the two of you. i will not have it. pete: execute a coup which will and i plot in the break. roman catholic diocese turning to the courts to fight back against governor andrew cuomo's covid-19 restrictions. does that violate the first amendment. we'll discuss that and the coup coming up next. ♪ ok, just keep coloring there... and sweetie can you just be... gentle with the pens. okey. okey. i know. gentle..gentle new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. ♪. will: quick football headlines. emotional photos show a head coach embrace his son after he suffers a serious leg injury. indiana coach tom mallon hugging his son thomas after he carted off against penn state. severity of the injury is still uncertain. marshal honored the 50th anniversary of the deadly 1970 plane crash that killed 75 people. players wore special black uniforms with the number 75 on their helmets in memory of those who lost their lives. pete, over to you you. pete: thank you, will. roman catholic diocese of brooklyn taking governor andrew cuomo to court, emergency filing to supreme court over his covid-19 lockdown restrictions on houses of worship. here to react is father gerald murray of the holy family catholic church in new york city. father, thanks so much for joining us this morning. these restrictions which have been draconian, on going against houses of worship, liquor stores, gross i are stores, other establishments, why the differentiatetor and do you think the diocese in brooklyn will win? >> the diocese has a good chance of winning because there is unequal treatment given to different venues if we use that neutral expression. why is it, for instance, the governor said, catholic church, doesn't matter how big or small it is can only have 10 people at mass if it falls i guess it is called the red zone, stores, restaurants and others are not under that similar limitation? i think it is an example here of misunderstanding the nature of what is essential to society. pete: yes. >> church is essential to people who believe. we're a nation of believers. we should not be treated as sort of ornamentation to roll out at christmastime. christmas is important. every single day of the year is important. sunday is a day when other catholics and christians come to church. we shouldn't be denied that right because of arbitrary rule. pete: father, this idea of essential is spot on. a lot are democrat mayors, democrat governors, whose party long since often times left faith behind or wanted to diminishes its role in their party. is it that aspect or is it that you know, this idea, that first freedoms like freedom of speech and freedom of religion are just dismissed? constitutionally unimportant that those be preserved the way they should be? >> that is a great question. it goes down to some fundamental conflicts in american society. we know that the democratic party supports abortion and the catholic church is against it. so you kind of wonder, is there a hostility underlying the actions of the governor and others towards religion? i was a navy reserve chaplain for 11 years, believe me, anybody who served in the military know, having a chaplain around is pretty essential. why can't civilians get the same treatment? if they want to go to mass, social distance, if you have a church seat a 1000 people, why only 10 can go in? that makes no sense. pete: none. completely arbitrary. looking at st. patrick cathedral, if it is in the red zone, 10 people in the pews. >> that's right. that is absurd. shows you can say to people, you can buy booze anytime you want. go to costco. i'm in favor of people freedom to do what they want. keep religion part of that religion comes before, the country was not founded so you can go to costco and a liquor store. it was founded for religious freedom, to live life as you want. pete: it was not go to costco or die. it was live free or die. >> that's right. pete: chaplain, father murray, thank you for your service. your continued service for your time this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you, pete. pete: you got it. we've been delating it all morning long. does decorating for christmas before thanksgiving doing it earlier, does it make you happier, whatever happiness means? we'll discuss, get a look at some of your christmas decorations coming up. ♪ >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪. jedediah: pete is very excited we brought this topic back i'm told and the question is, decorating for the holidays earlier. does it make you happier or not? i will have you both know i weighed in with my mom on the break who said she does decorate before thanksgiving. it does make her happier. i would strongly argue, strongly recommend you not argue with a brooklyn girl but that is my last piece on it. pete: can't bring many moms into it. will: my favorite thing in the morning pete hegseth rejecting not just studies that you might be happier by decorating earlier but the concept of happiness itself. pete: total yuppie word, will. flaccid. what makes you happy. we're all inclined to pursue our own happiness i got it. some people's happiness is playing ice cream and video games. some is fight forge a cause bigger than themself. will: it is overstated the value of happiness in modern society is overstated but should focus on fulfillment and purpose. pete: happiness is a very boring word. will: now that we got that out of the way. pete: the other thing i want to dispute the source of the study. journal of environmental psychology? how would one submit an article there? psychology of plants or psychology of your environment or animals? is it environment, or us and our environment, the psychology of that? i feel like you could get a lot of different times of articles and calls the whole thing into question. jedediah: you two, you two have taken this topic into a very complex place. some of us are just thinking about hot cocoa, a fireplace, and some cookies for santa. will: fair enough. jedediah: that is where it ends for some of us, myself included. will: now after trashing the concept of happiness it is my duty to inform you that you can send us your photos of decorating for christmas. apparently they're pouring in. a lot of people agree with jedediah, like this one from frank on long island of his fireplace decked out in christmas lights. jedediah: another viewer send this is one. check out the fall themed christmas tree. that is beautiful. emailing us your pictures of early holiday decorations mostly because they drive these two crazy, friends@foxnews.com. i share your cheer, i share your happiness and i will be baking cookies today. there you go. pete: how come i didn't get a picture. i will be emailing friends@foxnews.com about that one. that is okay. the debate continues, all important debate. with the eyes of the georgia senate runoff race all eyes on that, state officials warn people not to move to the state just to vote. we're not kidding. moving there just to vote. lisa booth here to react on that. maybe thanksgiving, christmas, whatever she wants coming up next. ♪ ... we live in a world of fees. airlines, hotels, food delivery, and especially car dealers all charge excessive, last-minute fees. when you want something badly enough, it 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says 8:00. there we go 8:00 a.m. on the east coast thank you for joining us on the third hour of this sunday edition of "fox & friends" november 15, year of our lord 2020 we always love having you we appreciate you being here welcoming us into your home and we're certainly glad to be here i'm joined by jedediah bila and will cain. will: good morning a morning show has rejected the concept of shallow happiness and cheer is absolutely america's number one- rated cable morning show. pete: [laughter] will: but we will keep you informed as this morning goes along jedediah. jedediah: yes, we are having all the important debates of the day including waiting to see if we get update later today, if there are any additional arrests in the early hours of the morning. will, jed, pete. will: thank you. pete: lauren, thank you so much. more political violence from the left. they call themselves anti-fascist. but the behavior is nothing but fascist. we had douglas murray, author of madness of the crowd on earlier. he is british. i like his analysis he gave us, guys, helpful to get a lens from outside of your country, alexis tocqueville came from france, told us more about the democracy, traveling countryside which he saw much different from europe. douglas murray did the same thing before the election. came here to the united states. spent a month. went into some antifa groups, walked amongst them. he was mortified by what he saw. here is douglas murray, about what antifa is. >> they're not fascists, they're antifascists or whatever they call themselves. they're fascists. i walked among them. i mingled with them number of nights in portland, oregon. they go through residential areas around intimidate every householder. they attack federal buildings. they already on a number of occasions killed people, including portland in the summer. i am shocked in the world's leading democracy sy a paramilitary fascist group masquerading under the tag antifa is able to get away with this. will: i share his shock. it should be met with round rejection. it should be met, not with silence, not with dismissal. not with both sidessism, absolutely universal condemnation. i've been thinking about this throughout the course of the show what this boils down to. this is not an isolated incident. we all know that. it has been escalating in america for months now. i honestly think it gets pretty simple whether you boil it down. it does not whether you love or hate america. on one side of this equation, there are people who believe america is deeply to its core is white supremacist country. they see disagreement and mistake it for facism. we sent thousands to die against nazis. america while imperfect throughout its history has brought more prosperity and freedom to its population than any human experiment in the course of this planet's survival. do you love or do you hate america is at the base of this. let me, if i might, just give you the other side of this violence. this is what the people who rallied in support of president trump had to say about why they were there yesterday. >> it is have he peaceful a lot of energy here. i think the most pressing issue is the rise of socialism in our country. you have the left, basically wants all government control. >> there was a lot of prayer. a lot of prayer. and i believe that our country needs prayer. >> i think trump is a unifier. i know for many people they see him as a divider but i believe he is a unifier. >> i think that as a country we need to stand up and unite and stand together for truth and for, for our freedom. absolutely. we are definitely, our freedoms are being infringed. jedediah: yeah. of course another topic was the election itself. i would be curious, i don't know how many of those individuals feel that the election was stolen. i don't know. and there are larger issues that are just referenced. on the issue of violence, one of the things most concerning, will you referenced this, it has been escalating. it started with looting of stores. you saw violence popping up in a bunch of cities around the country t doesn't seem to be lessening. i don't know if we're at a point even a condemnation of it, we can say we want condemnation from both sides. we want condemnation from people in high-ranking positions on the left to come out to say this is unacceptable. they should do that. i don't know if that would be a compelling reason for individual responsible for this violence to change behavior. that is what is most concern egg t has to get better, right? we're all on the same page. it can't escalate any further. it can't be what america looks like today. we're all in somewhat of a powerless position. we don't know what to do to actually fundamentally change the pattern we're seeing develop and it is very concerning. pete: reality, jed it, can definitely escalate. especially cities defunding the police, handcuffing their ability to do the things necessary to take on thugs. you had clashes in the streets before but we had empowered police to take it on. when you tell them they have to sit on the sidelines, you watch cities burn. this is exclusively one side of aisle. will, i could not agree with you more the nexus where this comes from. this is make america great again versus america was never great. this is 1776 versus 1619. these people in the black masks assaulting trump supporters in the red hats think they have impunity because they believe everything about america is evil and they must burn it down and the democrat party is captured by those voices. therefore unwilling to challenge them. minneapolis, they want to defund the police. they defund them. pretty soon they call the suburbs to police the streets. it doesn't fundamentally work. the left achieved what they wanted which is chaos. ultimately if the election, initial result of the election had gone the other way, hillary clinton said don't concede. this is what every street corner across america would be looking at right now. jed, definitely the protesters yesterday were talking about election fraud. they want the legal votes counted. it is still disputed. there is not yet officially a president-elect. as a result, they want their voices heard. they should be able to do so peacefully. but we've got another topic this morning as well. representative adam schiff, president calls him watermelon head, he spent the last four years talking about investigation, talking about russia, talking about ukraine, talking about impeachment. he did an interview and said something so rich, so amazing, so lacking in introspection you can barely believe it. this is adam schiff talking about what would happen with investigations and how terrible that would be against >> is this what we're going to have to sit through for the next four years republicans just doing investigations and refusing to legislate? >> this wouldn't be going on right now this obstruction of the transition wouldn't be going on if republicans weren't allowing it to go on. it is just tearing down our democracy. i do expect in the new congress that yes, they'll continue to try to go after joe biden, de legitimize joe biden. will: an msnbc host asking if we're in for years of investigations and the leader of the russia witch hunt suggesting that we might be looking at attempts to delegitimize joe biden's presidency. rich, yeah? i don't know that it gets more rich. i challenge you, find the clip, more lacking in self-awareness than what you just saw. we spoke to shawn duffy a little bit about this earlier in the show. here is what he had to say. >> democrats spent all of the trump presidency investigat ed two years on a fake russia story and then they impeached him and you had msnbc and other left-wing networks every hour of every day promot ing this fake story, make no mistake, republicans are going to investigate joe biden. they have hunter's laptop, they know that joe biden got money from foreign countries. joe biden is compromised with the chinese, republicans will investigate it. and rule the day he won because it's going to be so painful to be exposed in the investigations coming his way, paybacks are hell in the congress. jedediah: will you talked about self-awareness and the complete lack thereof. some politicians just also have no shame, i notice. that guy should be mortified considering that he went on tv talking about adam schiff of course numerous times claiming he had damming evidence of russian collusion there was no evidence and yet he's not embarrassed at all because he hasn't really properly been held accountable on both sides for that behavior, so here he is again. just the nonsense behaviorist extraordinary. pete: it is extraordinary, will to your point i was trying to think of an analogy this is what i could think of on the fly , it be like chef bob who makes wonderful food for a living, standing up and saying shame on people who make, we have an obesity epidemic in this country and shame on people who make food taste good and then force you to eat it, like he's the one saying it. the level of, anyway, there's nothing left to say. will: well to jedediah's point maybe it's not a lack of self- awaysness maybe he just doesn't care. jedediah: that could be too, absolutely. all right we'll turn to headlines now police arrest the suspect in the random attack on actor rick morinis. the new york post reports ventur a is a silent ex- con with a dozen arrests and the nypd released surveillance video last month showing him being punched in the face while walking on a new york city street and he suffered minor injuries. >> the u.s. surpasses 100,000 coronavirus cases for the 12th straight day. johns hopkins university reporting more than 16 6,000 new cases just yesterday. meanwhile, florida senator rick scott is quarantining after coming into contact with someone with covid-19. scott says he tested negative for the virus yesterday morning but is isolating out of caution. it comes as elon musk says he most-likely has the virus and he thinks it's a moderate case after taking four tests, two were negative but the other two showed up positive. >> and husk could be forced to miss his company's latest rocket launch and the spacex falcon 9 rocket is set to take off tonight after it was delayed for a fourth time and it will take four astronauts including three americans to the international space station and the ship will take off from cape canaveral and those are your headlines. will? will: thanks, jedediah. up next as senate races heat up in georgia officials are warning people not to move there just to vote in the election, lisa boothe on the growing calls from celebs to sway the result, next. >> ♪ ♪ so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's 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do business we're happy to have you. it's great to have you come in, but, if you were here for the sake of politics, don't game our system. come here, campaign. go door-to-door. it's your first amendment right but don't try to game our system will: georgia officials warning it's against the law to move to the state just to cast a vote. in the hotly contested january senate run off here to react, fox news contributor, lisa boothe. lisa good morning to you. so, let's start with georgia. >> hi, will. will: so, look, in an election where many have questions about the validity now we see celebrities encouraging people to move to georgia simply to vote. there you have officials saying you can't move here short-term and vote. what do you make of all of this? >> well look, this race is incredibly both these races are incredibly important, because we know that it determines the balance of power and all of the viewers have to do is look at the footage of how trump supporters were treated in washington d.c. last night by black lives matter and antifa they were chased down you had children crying, fireworks being shot at diners, one man got knocked unconscious, democrats have embraced black lives matter , which is a violent marxi st organization so democrats have embraced these groups. they have turned a blind eye to that kind of violence. you have former staffer of pete buttigieg and barack obama former president obama who have put trump supporters and individuals who work for the trump adminitration on enemy's list and that's their vision for america so that's why these races are so important to deny democrats that kind of power, and questions about what they would choose to do with it. will: in the process of this georgia election really needs to be watched not just people moving there but i was reading about absentee ballots have traditionally been rejected at a much-lower or rather higher rate. in 2016 i believe it's over 6% of absentee ballots in georgia were thrown out for problematic ballots and it dropped down to something like .3% in 2020. the entire process in georgia, i would think, is something we have to keep a tight eye on. >> well, what i do have questions about mail in ballots and that incredibly low rejection rate because you also saw this election cycle more mail-in ballots than we have ever seen before and unprecedented level and if you look at washington state, it took them five years to move to mail-in ballots to universal voting in that state and here these states are trying to do an unprecedented volume of mail-in ballots in just a few short months without the proper staffing without the proper funds to be able to execute that and even if you look at headlines looking at primary races with mail-in ballots there were tons of concerns raised. in new york city you had a validation rate of double-digits yet somehow miraculously there's no issues in the general election and a validation rate of .3% in georgia it simply raises common sense questions, logical questions about if there is too much of a volume for authorities and ballot counters to actually do their jobs and to really bet these ballots like they should have, like they have in previous elections. will: exactly. >> i do think that raises legitimate questions about the validity of the 2020 election. will: it's not just georgia as you point out. mail-in balloting drastically through the roof in terms of volume, rejection rate drastically down as compared to historical comparisons. >> well the experiment of an election we haven't done this before. will: exactly. i have to ask you about this before we go so president trump has been tweeting this morning. other networks are apparently interpreting this as though president trump has acknowledged a joe biden win. here is what he tweeted. he won because the election was rigged. no vote-watchers or observers allowed vote tabulation by radical left private hi-owned company with bad reputation that couldn't qualify for texas which i won by a lot. the fake and silent media and more. so, lisa as i said, others are interpreting that going wall to wall with that, as president trump acknowledging a biden win. is that how you interpret that tweet? >> i don't know. i do think he raises legitimate questions. i think a lot of people in the media got the outcome they wanted. you look at the facts that they actively hid negative information about joe biden with his son hunter biden, they refused to run these headlines they refused to investigate it and again you had a lot of reporters had a lot of interest in primary races, and concerns there with mail-in ballots yet there's zero interest in what happened in the general election and that is important because if this is a precedent, we're setting moving forward with mail-in ballots it's hard once you open the door to something to close it and not move forward with that. we should make sure that it is done correctly, that legal only legal ballots were counted and make sure if there are any issues that doesn't continue moving forward, yet there is zero interest from the vast majority of the media to even look at something that is logical or even questions about what happened in pennsylvania, you already had a judge in pennsylvania find the secretary of state unilaterally changed deadlines against state law. those are legitimate questions, that need to be answered yet there seems to not be much interest from the mainstream media which is very concerning. will: i got to run lisa boothe i'm up against it but thanks so much for your time. >> no worries thanks, will have a great day. will: more fox & friends, next. . -and i'm margo. we've always done things our own way. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage, i asked about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, 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afghanistan. does this mean it will happen more quickly, what's your take on the whole thing? >> well, currently there is a drawdawn taking place we're moving from a level of 8,000 down to 4,500 and that certainly is in concert with the conditions on the ground, and peace negotiations are taking place between the taliban and government of afghanistan but there's a couple major problems with that, pete, is one , there never was a condition to go into peace negotiations and have a cease fire, as a denominator for successful peace negotiations, and i think that was tragic, so as a result of it , the level of violence, by the taliban, against afghan security forces is up 50% and yet, we're trying to have a, get a peaceful negotiation settlement. there's a certain inconsistency there to say the least. if we move below 4,500, i don't believe the conditions be justified to do that, although it is under consideration. i don't believe there's any plans to pull out completely from afghanistan prior to january 20, again, because the conditions wouldn't justify that. we'd be moving out too quickly, and pete, you know, how we end a conflict is much more important than how we began it, in terms of our legacy, its impact on our allies and friends and its impact certainly on our adversaries so we're at a very critical stage right here, and i'm comfortable that national security team is very much involved in all of this , with the president of the united states, and i know they met on this subject last week. much discussion about these new leaders in the pentagon and their views that they bring into the pentagon, i think they're there, because the president's going to get more loyalty from them than what he did from their predecessor, secretary esper and i have no problem with that. certainly i'm sympathetic to the fact of the times the president has not had that loyalty and that's pretty shameful, but at the same regard, these leaders aren't driving policy. the president of the united states is driving policy and he's doing it with a very capable national security team. pete: well and his policy, general, has been to leave afghanistan. let me, because i've argued you and i have talked about this a lot. you need the conditions on the ground to reflect the reality not be driven by timelines and that's true, but what if you're at a point where the condition is you're never going to meet the conditions? and that there never is going to be a point at which afghanistan is prepared there won't be peace with the taliban but ultimately being there forever doesn't satisfy it a necessary condition isn't there a point at which the president's prerogative is we're done, regardless of whatever conditions the pentagon is setting. >> yeah, well the war in afghanistan is currently going on, our involvement in that is very modest. we're not involved in a direct fighting, per se, we're supporting the afghans with some leaders who are out there helping them do that, and coordinating for the use of air power which is pretty significant and then we go after al qaeda, isis and taliban leaders with our counter terrorism force. the problem we have always had here is that al qaeda is present , isis is present, they both have aspirations to conduct operations against the united states, is about four other places in the world where we conduct direct action against radical islamist organizations, because their aspirations are to attack the united states. afghanistan still remains one of those. i'm an advocate for keeping a small counterterrorism force there, as a safeguard and security and insurance policy so to speak to protect america just as we're attacking the folks in yemen and eastern africa and also, making certain isis doesn't reemerge in syria, all with very modest forces and i think it's well within the capability of the united states to do that. pete: general real quick i've got to get your comment on one other topic. it's probably more complicated than the time will allow but here is part of an article from the new york times. it says the israeli agents shot abu mohammed on the streets of tehran, officials said but no one, iran, al qaeda, the u.s. or israel has publicly acknowledged the killing so this number two in al qaeda was killed by the israelis what do you make of all of this if this story is accurate? >> well it's significant certainly in terms of who he is, number two he was the planner and director of the operations in 1998 against our two embass ies in africa was killed over a couple hundred people and wounded several hundred, he was in charge of all military training, and he fled to iran after our operations began in afghanistan. i mean, shiite theocracy in ryan iran, it doesn't go together, why is that so the iranians harbored them because they are very anti-american and they have a common bond there, and i also believe it was a way that al qaeda would not cause any problems for them, and if they were planning operations from iran against america that's okay , with the iranians. pete: because iran is already doing that anyway. >> yeah, he was likely killed because they've killed nuclear scientists exactly in the same way, firing guns from motorcycle s against people in cars. they have been in tehran and took out a classified warehouse and took droves of information out of there which pinned the rose that iran was definitely developing a nuclear weapon and pete, over the last year there's been dozens of explosions in iran at various plants to include missile production facility, and these are likely conducted by israelis who are conducting a major espionage sabotage campaign assisted by groups in iran so it is very significant in terms of where he was killed, iran, and also who did the killing, and also, in terms of who this guy really is. pete: absolutely, thanks for breaking it all down this morning general jack keane, thank you so much. >> have a great day, pete. pete: we went a little 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sharing your experience as a business owner in minneapolis through what these numbers have shown to be unfolding. >> well good morning thanks for having me on your show. its been really frustrating its been really upsetting. we've got a community here in crisis right now, and we've got elected officials who are playing political games with our lives. we've got over 500 people shot in our city this year those are 500 lives that are deeply impacted and the people that have been affected the most, the negatively affected the most are people of color and people of low income families, and i'll tell you, to have our city council, our elected officials, not support probably the most honorable and decent and thoughtful man, our police chief whose a man of color and a member of our community who served our community for over 30 -plus years has been really disheartening. jedediah: joey lefts shift over to seattle for a moment and look at those crime stats, 28 homicides in 2019 total, 41 homicides so far in 2020. how do these numbers impact your business, for example? people want to be able to visualize what this experience has been like for a business owner on the ground. can you speak to that a bit? >> sure, you know, seattle, today, we call it a urban campground. our mayor has refused to en klacik up the city downtown after the riots. we continued to be boarded up, unfortunately, for all of us merchants downtown, we've seen a mass exodus of major retailers. we don't see any signs from city council or from the mayor to send a message to us to say hey, listen stick around, we want to rebuild, but i will tell you that, you know, we are on a campaign right now to oust the most cynical person on the city council that's kasha ma sawant, we are now on a path to recall her and she's the first one that we want to extricate from the city council. she is obviously going to be removed for malfeasance and that's an interesting sign and we're hoping that the judge will continue to push on that. jedediah: certainly an interesting development and jay, i want to come back to you on that note, speaking about city councils we've been cover ing this this morning when it comes to minneapolis that the city council ill has approved this extra $500,000 now for a minneapolis police to contract outside officers. do you anticipate that that will affect business in any way or affect the development of the city in any way? >> you know it's a band aid. it's nice to know that three at least three of these councilmembers there were nine that stood on the stage and called to defund the police that three of them have kind of hit the pause button and come to their senses. we still have six that are pretty radical activists as i would call them, that we need to vote out of office next year, and what i'll tell you is businesses and especially in our downtown area are closed right now, more because of public safety than because of covid and you know, so using a hockey analogy, up here in minnesota be the police department here has already been short staffed for years and years and years underfunded and understaffed for years and we've been playing short-handed so now we're playing with a two-person disadvantage and our goalie's pole we're not setup for success the police department is not setup for success. we've got a city council that wants to see them fail or a majority of the city council that would love to see our police department fail, which means we all fail and they protect the rights of criminals more than they do the safety of law abiding citizens and in november next november we've got to do a better job at the voting booth. jedediah: joey just quickly what is the reaction to community members, to families to other business owners through these decisions being made on the ground it has to be deeply distressing. >> it's distressing to have our former chief of police, carmen best, send a note to all of us, residents and merchants saying sorry we can't protect you, you're on your own, i'll tell you that struck a cord with everyone in seattle saying what do we do? do we arm up? do we not have any protection whatsoever? so that was an a alarming letter sent by carmen best and days later she resigned and i'll tell you that seattle, it'll take years and years and years for this city to recover. jedediah: well i can tell you both we've been following these stories many many with business owners around the country. it's deeply distressing to see the impact of the defund the police movement and the cutting of the police department on not only businesses but families and communities and we're hopeful there will be a change. i know, jay you said it's a small band aid in minneapolis, but at least it's additional funding headed in the right direction as opposed to the wrong direction. we thank you both for being here today, and our hearts go out to you if you've been struggling through this time any business owner out there this is really really challenging times that we're in thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> appreciate it. jedediah: of course we'll head over to rick reichmuth who has an update on some weather i'm told, rick? rick: hey, jedediah big storm moving right across kind of the central part of the country brought a lot of wind you saw it yesterday we'll see it again today, you can see the tail end of the front stretching across parts of southeast texas, some of those showers will continue throughout the day today, as it pulls off towards the east, but we're also going to be watching some of them potentially and severe across parts of the mid-atlantic. where we're going to watch a little bit of snow is behind the storm where we're seeing snow falling across areas across parts of the great lakes behind the storm we start to see the wind kicking in and wind moving across the great lakes maybe we'll see not lake effect snow but lake enhanced snow, here is watch out today the storm goes throughout parts maybe not towards the very tip of florida but almost through at least the half of florida and the east coast clears out and precipitation for this coming week want to show you what you're looking at central part of the country not getting anything we've got a lot of moisture across the pacific northwest and then we have this moisture mostly right now from this storm that we're dealing with across the great lakes but a little bit of moisture into florida but aside from that most of the country looking dry for next five to six days guys sending it back to you jedediah: thanks so much, rick we appreciate it. after thousands of trump supporters descended on d.c. yesterday, our next guest is holding his own rally to defend democracy. leader of the walk-away movement brandon straka is here with a preview, that's next. >> ♪ walk this way, talk this way, walk this way, talk this way, she told me to walk this way ♪ will: well our next guest is known for his famous walk-away movement and this morning that former democrat will be co dosh hosting a rally in d.c. called defend democracy. jedediah: this after thousands of maga marchs descended on washington yesterday. pete: here with a preview brandon straka, brandon thank you so much for being here and thank you for your courage and for speaking truth you've been out front in the streets making the case, and that has made you vulnerable too. you have been attacked, your people have been attacked, you see what happened yesterday which is nothing but one-sided violence against peaceful protesters from antifa and the left. what precautions are you, first of all what's your message today , and then second of all what precautions are you taking? >> well, our message today is that we want to stand up for our free and fair elections and we want to stand up for transparency for the american voter, and a lot of people are feeling disenfranchised right now and a lot of people i think are feeling discouraged by the american voting system, and the fact that they feel that their vote maybe doesn't matter doesn't count if people are going into these ballot counters or these ballot-counting machines are potentially engaging in activities that are disqualifying american voters that's very very upsetting to a lot of people, so we want to stand up and get together today. we want to stand for president trump as well, and say keep fighting, we're behind you we want the american people to stand up and keep fighting for president trump the way he's been fighting for us for four years, and now it's our time to stand up with him. so we're gathering today in john marshall park in washington d.c. and just around 10 a.m. this rally is going to begin and we have details as we do for all of our events because unfortunately as we mentioned we are often targeted by different groups like blm or antifa so we prepare and we have a permitted event and we'll have police present and in addition we have been seeing a large amount of on the ground security who will be there to make sure everybody is well-protected we want to encourage everyone to come out and support. will: we hope you the best day, we had you on after d.c. and hope everybody is safe today. i want to ask you social media seems so unimportant when we're having a conversation of whether or not you'll face physical violence today but influence begins often on social media so i want to read a tweet that you recently put up and said my following is getting absolutely throttled this week, please re follow if twitter drops you and please retweet this so anybody else who got dropped might see this thank you, patriots see you in d.c. this weekend to fight for president trump. what's going on with your ability to communicate, brandon? >> well, you know, it may seem like a small thing, but it's all kind of one in the same when you think about it because what we're talking about is in validating the voices of people who have political opinions that are out of alignment with certain people, whether it be a ballot-counter or whether it be a social media tech giant. i happen to be on outspoken conservative with a considerable following and so around the time of election it's not the first time it happened, it happened in 2018 around the mid-terms as well, and my followers by the thousands were removed by twitter and i have to continually keep reminding people to refollow because they're being dropped so it is a problem because people who want to follow my message or events liked to, john marshall park, 1. it's hard for me to get that message out, if my followers are being killed by twitter. it's a significant problem and this happens to a lot of conservatives unfortunately. i just like to say, please for min who wants to join us today at 10 a.m. in john marshall park it's an incredible events. jedediah: brandon we'll be following that rally and we hope it remains peaceful today for you and that your voices are heard as americans should be. 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you had into the real-world and again, thank you for joining us. >> yeah, thank you so much for having me, so my job as an fa-18 super hornet weapon s systems officer was to provide safety and security up in mount sinjar. we were executing humanitarian relief operations because isis was prosecuting and my job was to keep them safe, because that's what we could deliver, and so when called upon after nine years, one month, and 10 days of training, i was able to finally do my job. neutralize isis fighters to be able to protect thousands of folks on the ground. pete: you know, but it's also what we tried to do with the book, carolyn, is to take people behind the scenes and you wrote a book as well, so people want more on your particular story they can check that out as well but talk to people, share what's the challenge of you're that high up in the air trying to make decisions about who to drop them on whose friendly, whose foe. how do you command your emotions in those moments? >> yeah, it's very difficult, and that is one of the key things that we develop over the years of training is that ability to compartmentalize to manage stress and also manage your emotions in those very difficult, ethical decisions, because you're trying to figure out, you know, what is the right action to take here, and that is something that we've become experts at over time, is high- risk decision-making, because not only are we dealing with millions of dollars, but we're also dealing in lives. pete: lt. commander caroline johnson so honored to have you featured in the book, you had are a modern warrior, real stories of heroism certainly fits your background. >> pete thank you so much for having me appreciate it. pete: of course and modern warriors comes out november 24 we're about 10 days away and the modern warriors special airs on fox on november 29 as well and remember, go to fox nation.com, sign up for a year or two, get it as a gift for somebody, as well. coming up in the final hour, 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jedediah: yup, absolutely and we can also talk about the importance of music in general. i know all three of us are passionate about music, it's up lifting in many respects we open our show with music most days makes people smile at home so just want to thank everyone for joining us in this final hour, fourth hour as pete always says i've got to holdup there you go see i'm getting the hang of it. pete: yeah, guys i have a bit of an update, okay? so will and i have been arguing you can't start christmas before thanksgiving, jed you're saying hey unpack it all now and go for it. in the break, i've checked in with my wife whose watching four of our kids right now, downstairs, where there are multiple tv's so you don't have to make a choice you could watch one on one, another on the other , and our show was not on, okay? and what was on was a christmas show, okay? so, jed i'm giving you some evidence that, you know, i think in 2020, people might be looking for some escapism so, there might be the 2020 corollary that's a little different this year than usual and this is a schooled to my wife for not even watching my own show, which i don't know what that means, but we'll continue this morning. will: we will continue and we'll continue because i think that debate is going to play out in the coming weeks. pete: [laughter] will: we want to get to news this morning. pete: for sure. will: last night, there was violence in the streets of america, specifically, in washington d.c. this , as thousands gathered to support president trump, and protest the results of the election just two weeks ago. in response to those protests, they were met with violence. lauren blanchard is in washington d.c. and has more on what took place yesterday. lauren? reporter: will, good morning, will, jed, pete, well the daylight hours of yesterday's protests with thousands of pro-trump supporters who were protesting against the election results remains largely peaceful but when the sun went down that's when things got ugly. counterprotests clash, counter protesters clash with those rallying for the president , even throwing fireworks and fist fights to all -out brawls which stretched into the early hours this morning and the president tweeted about the chaos, calling antifa the radical left and scum and criticized the results of the election saying president-elect biden, "won because the election was rigged. no vote-watchers or observers allowed. votes tabulated by a radical left privately-owned company with a bad reputation and bum equipment that couldn't qualify for texas, which i won by a lot, the fake and silent media, and more however the president has not offer evidence to backup the claims of a rigged election and overall last night there were 20 arrests according to the mayor's office and at least seven guns were recovered one man was stabbed he is expected to be all right and here is the breakdown of the 10 arrests made earlier yesterday. they included firearm violations , simple assault, assault on an officer and disorderly conduct. we are told there were at least two officers who were injured and awaiting an update later on this morning if there were any additional arrests or injuries last night. will, jed, pete? will: thanks so much lauren. this should not be dismissed or both sides not be met with silence and should be met with condemnation but not just condemnation, a real clear-eyed view of what's going on in america. over the last several years we've watched the debate descend into calls for firing, calls for shutting you down, calls for censorship, accusations of racism, accusations of fascism, we have seen and let us be clear , the american left descend into now assault and violence when they encountered disagreement. it is a growing trend and we must paint it clearly and stark ly. it's not a partisan point it is the truth. this is a growing problem, and it must be addressed. jedediah: yeah, you know, i've often been critical of social media and just being inundated with tech in general but one of the benefits of social media is that people were taking videos of what was happening and if you were scrolling through your feed on twitter for example, or wherever you hang out on social media, you were seeing astounding videos some of which we can't even show one that i recall was one that was quite simple, but it was scary, it was a girl who was fleeing the scene with her boyfriend and she was in tears and that should not be the case that you should be able to go to a rally, a peaceful protest, have your voice heard, that's what america's about and not be met with violence on the other side. that's a very scary reall it that we're in now. it needs to be condemned and we talked about it being condemned on both sides of the aisle and it's happening particularly on one side right now and that be the left but regardless i think there's a fear that no matter what type of condemnation arises that it may not reverse course, and then what? then what happens are we now a country that we have to expect this , that we have to expect that violence will emerge when people don't like what they hear or see? that's terrifying in many respects. pete: yes because that's what the left is today this is not, will, as you said both sides this is one side, this is the left, political violence, and chaos and pursuit of an agenda. this is mobbism, and we've seen, they had the election and its initial results gone the other direction, hillary clinton said joe biden, you should not concede, and the plywood be going up even more instead of coming down because this is how the left operates. those images look at that. this is not a bunch of armed trump supporters clashing with armed antifa rioters. these are families walking down the street we showed clip, and we saw a couple having dinner at a restaurant, having fire crackers thrown at them and you mentioned, jed that young couple with the girl clinging to her i presume boyfriend trying to get out of the violence and some of the videos we're not able to show because there's a family right there, are just shear assault a man coming up struck in the face and he drops life less to the ground, and this is, you know, at some point trump supporters do defend themselves and rightfully so, there is fire crackers while having dinner. will you talked about it when the blm stuff started throughout the summer we saw the accosting of people at restaurants but it didn't just start there and it came with maxine waters and other political leaders on the left saying give them no quarter, disrupt them wherever they go, remember sarah huckabee sanders out for dinner this is intimidation in politics and it overwhelmingly comes from the left and the whole both sides- ism moment is such a great one. you shouldn't be doing it, it's not happening that way entirely one-sided and it happened just one night, yesterday, imagine where the election is still going in a different direction, what would happen in our country and they use that threat of violence to try to stop us from staring them down. will: you got to be clear-eyed and tell the truth. this is a moment for truth. let's move on to another story. it would appear this be a local story but i think it actually has larger, national implications. democratic cities including this city, largest in the united states, new york city, letting people out, forcing people out, watching a mass exodus, amidst changes over the past year. look at this. in new york city, over the past eight months almost 300,000 people have requested a change of address. that's just from march 1 to october 31. people leaving new york city in droves. earlier, we talked to congresswoman-elect nicole malea tokis in new york about the deteriorating quality of life. listen. >> people feel less safe in the community and the quality of life is deteriorating with the massive shutdowns, broad way is shutdown and you can't go to madison square garden and restaurants are suffering the stores are being boarded up because they are afraid of looters and so people are generally concerned so we have to ensure that we are having a real dialogue with mayor deblasio and governor cuomo about the impacts that their shutdowns and restrictions are having on our economy, and making sure that we have a balanced approach to reopening and of course public safety is paramount but we can't destroy our city and drive people out. jedediah: when it comes to a place like new york you had covid-19, you have the increase in crime and then you also had so many businesses going out of business and that's the draw to a place like new york, right? the restaurants, the museums, that's what you want to do when you come to the city, and when that stuff is just closed people just aren't going to come and they certainly aren't going to come if they feel like they have to risk the safety of their families when they bring them in we also spoke it's important to know with a panel of business owners earlier on the show and they talked about how city leaders are failing them and how the policies that are emerging in these cities with respect to the police are really hurting their businesses listen to what they had to say. >> our mayor has refused to clean up the city downtown, after the riots. we continue to be boarded up. unfortunately, for all of us merchants downtown, we've seen a mass exodus of major retailers. we don't see any signs from city council or from the mayor to send a message to us to say hey, listen, stick around, we want to rebuild. >> we're not setup for success. the police department is not setup for success. we've got a city council that wants to see them fail or a majority of the city council that would love to see our police department fail, which means we all fail, and they protect the rights of criminals more than they do of safety of law-abiding citizens. pete: yeah that's it guys the bigger question is if you have the ability to move and many people don't, so you're staying right where you are because the ability to move isn't immediately accessible, if you have the ability to move, why in the world would you stay? i mean, these are fundamentally unserious mayors. before all this happened more obsessed with creating bike paths every street in manhattan has a bike path that is the most important thing to have in the city messing up all the streets in the city but you can't protect your businesses you can't protect your people and then you have these draconian lockdowns with no quality in the way they are applied why would you stay? and that's why you're seeing this kind of exodus . the other reason for frustration, guys is the utter hypocrisy that you see from leaders as businesses are struggling political leaders say hey, we've made moves for you but they don't apply to me, and that ramps up the frustration for a lot of people very quickly. here is a couple of examples of political leaders breaking their own covid-19 restrictions which are lunatic restrictions to begin with but they're not going to follow so you got chicago mayor laurie lightfoot celebrating with a crowd on november 7, illinois governor again joining crowds they were all against crowds until it was crowds they like, deblasio again another crowd, you had celebrating on and around the election you also had the senator here doing the same thing, nancy pelosi with the famous hair salon incident, she doesn't have to wear a mask but you do, and governor newsom of course attending a dinner party telling his entire state they can't have thanksgiving. will we talked about this. is it blatant hypocrisy or is it we know these rules are dumb and arbitrary so we're just going to stay and signal they should be done but of course we're not going to do it ourselves. will: i don't know and i would emphasize that's an incomplete list laurie lightfoot called for defunding the police while she had armed guards during the riots this summer in chicago it's know coincidence if people want to leave your city the only reason your leaders stay is because they don't have to play by the same rules. whatever the answer to your question, pete, it's hypocrisy. either way. all right jedediah: yeah. it's no surprise that politicians get the approval just so you know, no surprise they get the low approval ratings that they do, when it's really astounding people just can't take that. pete: yeah, and they have gated communities so why should they care. jedediah: yeah. will: still ahead, republicans in michigan launching investigation into any potential voting irregularities our next guest is leading that charge and he joins us with an update. >> ♪ ♪ pete: welcome back well michigan republicans now opening an investigation into irregularities that may have occurred during voting in the 2020 election. our next guest is the leader of this charge to ensure voters in the state have a fair and legal process, and he says, they could expect some answers as soon as tomorrow. the gop speaker of the michigan house of representatives lee chatfield joins me now, lee thank you so much for being here >> good morning. pete: appreciate you being on the program. what are you finding? what this all comes down to is listen you want every legal vote counted you need evidence of irregularity if they exist what are you finding in michigan on the ground? >> well, pete, there's nothing more important in our country than integrity and our election process, and it's incredibly important that people in the state of michigan have peace of mind about the verification and the validity of what just occurred, so we launched an investigation into reports of irregularities across our state and the fact is, pete this isn't right now about being a republican or a democrat. this isn't about being conservative or liberal. this is about providing peace of mind and ensuring people that every legal vote was counted and one person had one vote, so pete , right now, we've done two different things. first, we sent record retention letters to several different clerks around the state, asking them, where the irregularities came from, not to destroy any of their evidence. we also issued a subpoena to the bureau of elections regarding the absentee votes we want to make sure that was done in the right way, and there's going to be more hearings coming up this week potentially more subpoenas. pete: mr. speaker what type of irregularities are we looking at are you talking about fraud or guidelines dismissed what are we talking about here? >> really, pete it's both. we've heard reports of fraud, we've heard reports of irregularities but we've had several different local units of government where there were rapid changes with the dominion software that came in and the changes overnight are the changes from hour-to-hour we're looking into what led to those changes? why did in detroit at tcs why were some of our poll-watchers not allowed in the room? why were the windows boarded up? what were they trying to hide? there have been several reports of fraud that we have of eye witnesses we want to bring in front of our committee to just share their story and this isn't about changing the results this isn't about changing the rules. the fact is many from the left, the democrats are saying you're trying to undermine this election and that couldn't be further from the truth, pete. we're just trying to verify and provide peace of mind, and for those who have nothing to hide an investigation shouldn't change that. this is about preserving what makes america unique and this is about preserving what makes us a shining city on a hill as the united states of america and that is integrity and our election system, so, quite frankly, pete i be derelict of our duty and the legislature be as well if with all of these reports of irregularity we simply ignored them. i've heard many i haven't mentioned that we're looking into and before i just say there was massive fraud, in our state, at least we could do with simply look into it, pete and that is all we are doing and if there was no fraud, then great. the election is verified but if there was i hope people are prosecuted. pete: the intent is not to overturn the election, the intent is to get it right which could in turn change the outcome if there was a widespread irregularity. and dominion real quick are you getting access to the software, or to the people who are in charge of that in order to determine whether there was manipulation there? >> some of the wets, pete that we've sent are in folks in charge of the dominion software who recorded these irregularit ies who had rapid changes overnight you've heard of a couple counties in michigan and a couple local municipalities in michigan but i'd love to get our hands-on that dominion software, i've heard reports that we're looking into that some of these local municipalities that had the major problems had updates to their software the day before , we're looking into that is that accurate, what was the update for , why did the software need updated? we're simply looking into this not trying to change the election results but every single voter in america needs to have peace of mind and know there is still integrity in our election system and in our election processes and that's what we're doing and why we're doing this investigation and i don't think that transparency is too much to ask for. pete: it should not be. speaker lee chatfield thank you so much for your time please promise you'll keep us posted get new information that you'll come back. we appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you, pete appreciate it. pete: all right house speaker nancy pelosi railing against facebook over misinformation after republicans put a dent in her majority our next guest who says he was censored on not one, but three platforms, warns free speech will be doomed if we're under biden, we'll explain, next ♪ breeze drifting on by you 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including hand sanitizer. >> and social media erupting at ole' miss head coach lane cri ffin for his reaction to this play against south carolina and spotting the open receiver in the middle of the field deciding know the to wait for the touchdown to celebrate throwing his hands up before ejecting his clipboard and breaking out into a full sprint over to you, will. pete: that clipboard went about 20 years in the air what an awesome celebration. will: speaker nancy pelosi though, slamming facebook over election "misinformation." >> i'm not a big fan of facebook. i don't know what they have been doing but i know they've been part of the problem all along. social media, the technology, is a blessing, but it's a double- edged sword in terms of communication, dem okay ratios ing the spread of information. i would hope that they would have some sense of responsibility. will: our next guest says he was censored on not one but three social media platforms and argues that a free exchange of ideas is doomed under a biden presidency. joining me now is the author of the mind gad. good morning to you so why is free expression doomed potentially or a potential bid administration. >> first thank you for having me if the look at the political donations that democrats versus republicans give to big tech companies they are in the order of 92-99% tilted towards the democrats so while both parties have not been very good at reigning in some of the intrusions that the social media companies have engaged in, certainly, it won't get better if joe biden is the president. will: yeah, both sides of the aisle, gad, complain about social media, but it's interesting. one side seems to be calling for less censorship and one side seems to be asking in the case of nancy pelosi, for more censorship, from places like facebook. >> well look there's a long tradition of seeking to regulate the free exchange of ideas. the soviet unions cites theatric institutions and they would have this in the middle east where i hail from off with your head if you say something that criticizes the religion in place or the dictator in place. in the west, we can't engage in such drastic actions, but we can try to ruin your reputation, remove your account from twitter so the reflex is the same but the method of stopping the freedom of exchange changes. will: but do you think that method will get more formal, get more ruthless? in other words will you see governmental calls for more censorship on places like facebook, under the guys, of " misinformation." >> i think so. i mean, again, based on the fact that big tech tilts so much towards the left, academia is probably the place where i reside where it's the most leftist and big tech is probably second, media is probably third and so i suspect that under a joe biden administration, it's only going to get worse and as you said earlier, i repeatedly get censored on all of the social media platforms for completely innocuous things will: i don't have a ton of time , but i'm familiar with your work and research and thoughts so i want to ask you a little bit of a bigger question with not much time. the internet was supposed to give us access to diversity of ideas but every time i look up i seem to see more and more sameness, sameness of pop culture, sameness of what's cool , sameness of ideas, enforced, ruthlessly. is the internet giving us this promise of diversity or is it forcing us all to conform to one thought process? >> i mean, i think it's a bit of both, right? if you want to look for people who share your thoughts, you can find it, the problem is that the ones who rule these platform s are the ones who are trying to impose this conformity and we need to fight back against it. will: it's starting to all just sound the same, and if you dare to sound different, well, that's when you get banished, kicked off, whatever it may be. gad saad, thank you for your time. >> cheers, thank you. will: still to come he's pushed 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>> this wouldn't be going on right now, this obstruction of the transition, wouldn't be going on if republicans weren't allowing it to go on. it is just tearing down our democracy. i do expect in the new congress, that yes, they'll continue to try to go after joe biden, de legitimize joe biden. pete: [laughter] he investigated president trump for years. he was obsessed, he made things up, he made a testimony, yet house intel chair, adam schiff sees no irony there as he sounds the alarm over potential gop investigations into joe biden. will: here to react washington examiner, chief political correspondent fox news contributor, byron york. byron, schiff is right about one thing i imagine there will be continuing investigations into hunter biden but we've been having a debate maybe you can settle it. is that clip we saw from adam schiff and the msnbc host completely lacking in self- awareness or is it a complete lack of care for the hypocrisy? >> i would vote for complete lack of self-awareness, and it be funny iffy weren't so serious listen there's a couple types of investigations that we're talking about here. one is what is done in congress, and democrats will continue to control the house in the next, for the next two years, and the same people led by adam schiff who relentlessly investigated the trump adminitration will show zero curiosity about a biden administration, so oversight in the house is just going to stop, completely. now in the senate, republicans, it looks like, if event go like republicans want in georgia it looks like republicans will control the senate and we will see oversight, we will see investigations, so we'll see two different pictures there , and then the other thing to think about is the investigations inside the justice department that are going on now about the obama administration, the law enforcement agency the intelligence agencies surveillance and investigations of president trump and even president-elect donald trump in 2016 and 2017. what's going to happen to those , the famous durham investigation that a lot of us expected a report from, what's going to happen to all that information? is it just going to go down the memory hole, will it get out before the inauguration, really unclear what's going on there. jedediah: byron we want to ask you about a lot of controversy obviously surrounding the election results. you spoke with president trump about what he thinks his path forward is with his legal challenges. can you give us some insight just looking at the numbers some of these states there's tens of thousands of difference of the votes with biden in the lead sometimes more. what if he sees this path to victory at this point? >> yeah, he called after i was on fox on america's news room i think thursday morning and he wanted to give his view of what he thought his path to victory was, and basically, there's a couple of ways he wants to do this and thinks he can do this. there are states like arizona and georgia that he believes he can actually come up with enough votes to take the lead, especially in the hand recount that's coming in georgia he thinks that's really really important, and he can actually take the lead and be the winner in georgia even though media organizations have called it for joe biden. then, there are the bigger states, pennsylvania and michigan, where biden's lead is substantially bigger 50,000 to 150,000, in which he believes lawsuits that allege long periods of time in which trump observers were not allowed to watch the counting of votes. he believes that the votes that were counted during those periods should be discount ed and taken out of the totals, so those are the things that he is putting his hopes on right now, two different types of challenges to election results. pete: byron i read your column about your conversation with the president you described his approach as an optimistic one. how would you describe his tone? if his approach is optimistic, we think we could still win this , how did he sound as far as his disposition here we are eight, nine days after the election? >> well when he was talking to me he sounded in very good spirits. he opened up and said listen, i know you're going to write whatever you want to write but here is what i'd like to say, and he made his case. you know, i think that it's important to him to be seen by his followers as fighting this , fighting this every step of the way, because they want him to and i think that it's important for him to be seen doing that even if he knows somewhere that he's not going to win ultimately and he did say there was a brief period in which he kind of addressed the possibility of losing saying that a while back he thought well, maybe he had, but now, he's seen all of the evidence for these lawsuits and then he has more hope, but the bigger thing, i think, is to be out there fighting. will: byron york thanks for letting us into that conversation. pete: thank you, byron. will: appreciate it turning now to your headlines a federal judge blocks chad wolf's order to suspect daca. the judge ruling wolf was not legally serving as acting homeland security secretary when he issued it. wolf sent the memo in july saying new daca applications would not be accepted and renewals be limited. the judge says those rules are now invalid. >> first responders make a very special delivery and oh, boy, was it special. they helped this mother of four who is also a nurse deliver her baby on the side of an indianapolis road. the mom says she and her husband were on the way to the hospital when she realized they weren't going to make it in time. the medics arrived helping her deliver her baby both and both mom and baby wallace are okay and chipotle, uber eats and the dating app hinge, and actress rebel wilson are teaming up to help spice up your winter. the three companies coming together to make a menu around cuffing season, the time of the season when singles start looking for matches to spend the winter with. what is that, the season menu offers lip ited time meal options and free delivery. huh, dwayne "the rock" johnson may be a champ in the ring but not so much in the driver seat the actor posting this picture of himself trying and failing to get into a porsche while shooting his new fall am and the caption reading "and guess whose too big tophet in yet another sports car" and now we have to change the entire shot sequence around and after a few laps with the crew they found creative ways to get the shots. and those are your headlines. pete: well, the cupping season that's not a thing. jedediah: what is it? will: i don't know, i'm going to be real with you i'm highly in secure about what i just read. i have no idea what that is. pete: [laughter] will: no idea what i'm talking about. it could be anything. jedediah: [laughter] pete: well, welcome to ox fox & friends" the constant insecurity about what you're about to read. will: i have no idea what that is. rick might. jedediah: [laughter] there's only one person we can go to and ask who may have the authority, rick reichmuth, rick have you ever heard of cuff ing season? rick: i haven't. we need some 20 somethings on this show. we're all too old. i know, i also love, the audience always thinks of what you're saying is exactly what you're thinking but we're just, you guys are reading i'm ad-libbing. you're just reading. jedediah: [laughter] will: there are moments surround ed by pearls of wisdom. i just want to let you know, that when it comes to cuffing season that was not the pearl of wisdom. [laughter] rick: [laughter] you just completely synthesized "fox & friends" like all in one sentence better than anybody ever has, will. well done. all right guys this is hurricane iota, potentially we're talking about a really catastrophic situation here we had hurricane eta just under two weeks ago made landfall as a category 4 and now probably another category 3 or 4 storm hitting the exact same area a lot of mountains and maybe 30 inches of rain in a spot that just saw about 30 inches of rain will causal kinds of damage there across central america so keep those folks in your prayers all right, here you go with the current temps waking up the cooler air out across parts of the west that is very briefly moving off across parts of the east behind the storm that we're watching, kind of looks like a spring kind of storm with the cold front coming down across, we'll see a little bit of severe weather with that, the northern side of it as the snow up across parts of the northern plains, over the day today and into tomorrow, it's across parts of the great lakes we'll see wind with this and lake enhanced snow, and then we'll see the temperatures drop at least temporarily across parts of the east, and here is where you're looking at today overall, temps not that bad. watch what happens over the next couple days though, a big warmup again across the central plains, no precipitation and temps into the 60s it's going to be feeling very very nice not really like we're talking about november 10. watch what happens here by wednesday though, guys. take a look at this great lakes and here in new york city 38 degrees for a high temperature. so, winter on the way. guys? will: yeah. jedediah: guys i have an update on cuffing season. apparently it's when singles are looking for how do we say, companion ship, to get through the cold winter months, starting from october to valentine's day so essentially to me it's like a hookup season. that's what i'd call it. pete: it's like altering, it's like altering or lowering your standards to find a temporary snuggle bunny. jedediah: it gets cold in the winter. rick: then you get your standard s back after valentine's day for the summer. is that what it is? will: okay so that's what i just informed america about. all right, thanks, rick. jedediah: [laughter] will: president trump vowed no new lockdowns but as businesses struggle how would a potential biden lockdown effect the economy? maria bartiromo with her prediction, next. pete: coming up on "sunday morning futures" ohio gop congressman jim jordon and georgia senator david perdue, one topic you can expect, the election, and its impact on the economy as the president addresses all those struggling americans. president trump: lockdowns cost lives and they cost a lot of problems, the cure cannot be worse, you got to remember cannot be worse than the problem itself. whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration it will be i guess time will tell but i can tell you this administration will not go to a lockdown, but will be very vigilant very careful. jedediah: here with what sort of lockdowns we can expect under a biden administration "sunday morning futures" host maria bartiromo. maria welcome. maria: hey there guys great to see you this morning. look we don't know if we are going to have lockdowns should joe biden become the president, but he has been very clear, he will follow the science and if the science says to lock everything down, he will lock everything down, bottom line. he's told us that very clearly. this morning on "sunday morning futures" i am talking with rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney, he is my lead guest, and he is breaking so much news on the software that was used in the voting machines on election night. there is much to understand about smart matic, which owns dominion voting systems and they have businesses in venezuela, cu racas, businesses in cuba and there are also links to china and we'll talk about it with rudy giuliani and why he does believe he will be able to overturn this election with evidence. he will join me, along with sidney powell to give us an update on their investigation this is very important to understand what was going on with this software. sidney powell is also talking about potential kickbacks, that government officials who were asked to use dominion actually also enjoyed benefits to their families. we're going to talk about that coming up as well, plus we've got an exclusive interview with senator david perdue as you all know, these races in georgia could not be more important. david perdue has a new saying, win georgia, save america and we're going to talk about what is at stake in these senate races on january 5, because if the democrats do regain control of the senate, and they will do that through those georgia races , then yes, you may very well expect lockdowns, you will expect the green new deal to pass, higher taxes, and a lot of other programs that you've heard bernie sanders talk about, and alex andrea ocasio-cortez so we'll get into that this morning we have a jam packed show full of breaking news and wait until you hear what rudy giuliani and sidney powell told me about what evidence they have collected so far it's explosive. it'll be out in 10 minutes. pete: maria you continue to do a great job we can't wait to watch in 10 minutes breaking news, and staying on the issues that matter to our viewers. god bless you keep it up. appreciate it. we'll be watching. maria: thank you. thank you so much. pete: week 10 of the nfl season is here. with several rivalry games slat ed today on fox the preview of the big matchups coming up next. >> ♪ i'm on the edge, of glory, and i'm hanging on the moment of truth, i'm on the edge ♪ so here's the thing. i'm actually closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? 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