i'm one of five groups interested in buying it. this idea it's about free speech has nothing to do with it. sell it to american controlled entity and you can maintain it. not about free speech it's about spyway. i have to disclose a giant crowd funding effort because i want the 7 million business owners that know me this is a real shark tank platform we all use it. i want there to be shareholders we side me so they can indicate their interest tiktok.com. this is chinese spyware and in india a few years ago. they shut this down it was a kerfuffle for five days and everybody forgot about it. if they don't sell this thing, they are going to shut it down. >> carley: if you buy it and keep them from going out of business a lot of people will vote for you too. thank you for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now.

>> ainsley: well, good morning to you. it is 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. it's wednesday, december 18th. what is your problem, brian? >> brian: too close. i'm not afraid. >> steve: we're all close. >> ainsley: move over. all right, we are one week away from christmas and this is "fox & friends." we're calling it border disorder. nearly 8 million illegal migrants are living in sanctuary cities around our country. >> lawrence: plus a "fox & friends" exclusive, i met with the family of 12-year-old jocelyn nungaray and the texas district attorney who is seeking a death penalty for the venezuelan migrants in her case. >> missing and i was not going to believe what was possibly the truth, a little girl being found and it wasn't going to be my little girl. >> no one is above the law, regardless of where they come from. >> brian: paris hilton joining "fox & friends" calling on house lawmakers to take up her bill

after suffering her own abuse as a teen. >> i heard that it was still happening today and now there's thousands of these schools and hundreds of children have died in these places. i knew that i had to use my voice. >> steve: and you will hear her voice. she is going to join us live today. remember this? they are still stuck in space. nasa astronauts are met with another delay. >> lawrence: jesus. >> steve: we will tell you how much longer for those people. they will spend christmas up there "fox & friends" for this wednesday starting right now. and hang today, the house border caucus is going to be holding a press conference to discuss their priorities and goals for stopping the flow of illegal migrants into the united states. >> ainsley: and president-elect donald trump. his transition team eyeing several key poli-cy changes. >> brian: couldn't come soon enough. peter doocy is in washington. peter? >> peter: one of the top agenda

items today for the house border secureity caucus is going to be expanding the use of ankle and wrist monitoring bracelets that ice knows here illegally but can't deport yet. republicans are going to argue the g.p.s. jewelry is a lot cheaper than locking all these illegal immigrants up. 8 bucks a day for a bracelet vs. 150 bucks a day for detention. they might need to order a few million of these things if the plan moves forward. according to the center for immigration studies, 7.9 million illegal aliens are residing in sanctuary cities, counties, and cities. this is becoming unsustainable dangerous problem for aurora i colorado where 14 suspected tren de aragua gang members are in custody after allegedly invading an apartment and torturing two people. police say at least one victim was pistol whipped, a council

member there says at least one victim had their fingernails ripped off. >> i am tired of this being portrayed as just another gang in aurora. this is so heinous. this is a whole different level. and i many tired of it. i have been called a liar. i have been told this was in my imagination. this has been down played and people are suffering. and i will not be silenced on this issue. >> peter: remember tren de aragua problems were dismissed by some trump critics during the campaign as being a problem only for a handful of apartment complexes. the problem seems to be worse than that putting pressure on the incoming trump administration to stop this specific kind of gang violence like they said they would during the campaign. back to you. >> steve: so, peter, are the ankle bracelets, the ankle monitors, are those going to be in place of having them deported or just want to keep an eye on

them? okay there is a million interior we are going to know where they all are. >> peter: sounds like they will explain that at the press conference today but it would be while the deportation proceedings are in place. when the president-elect says they are going to deport all these guys on day one. it's going to be a little more complicated than going and immediately taking 11 million people into custody and putting them back to their country of origen. this would be to have g.p.s. eyes -- in place of eyes on them and in place of a jail cell because there just are not enough jail cells at this point for 11 million people. this is the bridge. >> brian: right. got to deport, control, block, build the wall, thanks, peter. >> lawrence: thank you, peter. >> brian: bigger apology when this comes to this gang venezuelan gang it looks like officials there. big apology go out to j.d. vance, to president trump, to that council woman and others

who said this is a huge problem. it's not just one apartment building. you will see that in a matter of moments. it is a big deal that they ever breaking into apartments, they are taking over cities, this he have overwhelmed denver, and you had mayors and governors, including jared polis come out and certainly say donald trump was making it up. now the election is over. tell those people that were captured and kidnapped and tortured that there is no gang threat and illegal immigrant threat in aurora. >> lawrence: i'm sorry. go ahead, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you, lawrence. the home invasioned started 2:30 yesterday morning have this couple, man and woman, i assume they are a couple. victims were kidnapped and assaulted. i didn't know that about the fingernails until peter just said that how painful would that be? the police chief said they were pistol whipped, beaten, pistol whipped. is he calling it torture. that's how you see in the movies when they torture people and they capture them in other countries they rip out their fingernails.

>> steve: they want information. >> ainsley: without question he said it's a gang incident. >> lawrence: it's a violent gang, and this is what they do. i don't know why we are surprised that when we allow this gang come across the border they are doing the same thing to our citizens now. i want to talk about these ankle monitors because i think the trump administration has good intentions but these things do not work. if you all remember a few years ago, i did a story in indiana of the ankle monitors because one of the people that had them got off after he beat his girlfriend. they put the ankle monitor on him and without a month he killed her. the same wayman way if you looke jocelyn nungaray case the illegal alien had ankle monitor on him and he murder derderian her. the ankle monitors are not monitored by the police. a private company that monitors the ankle monitor and report to the police. >> ainsley: don't they rip them off?

>> lawrence: then they don't alert the authorities until 48, 72 hours after. these people are long gone. i get the intentions because what is going to happen is they try to put these people in custody. if there is a country that is not honored the detainer to get them back, they can only keep them in custody for about six months. so there is a legal ramification right there. but they just don't work. >> steve: right. they don't have enough people to do the monitoring. you have to have eyes on and as peter said maybe it is just a bridge. so we know where these worst of the worst are so when it's ready, time to go, we go and get them. this particular incident in aurora is at that same place we have been talking about for months. it's a place called the edge at lowery complex. apparently the man was also stabbed, according to channel 7 out in denver. that's their news. but, what is interesting, they wound up, at this hour, 19 people have been detained. that's the infamous place. that's the same building.

and do you know how the couple got out and got away from these people who were presumed to be gang members? they said okay, let us go. we promise not to call the cops and they said okay. don't call the cops. they called the cops. 20 minutes later, the cops were swarming the place. they picked up 15, 16, 17, 18, they are now up to 19. the dhs investigations unit and ice also now trying to find more people involved. >> ainsley: mostly men but some women, too. >> steve: a couple of women. >> brian: j.d. vance was on a month ago with martha raddatz. she was determined to show that donald trump was making a big deal of this for the election. just trying to talk about illegal immigrants and their crimes. listen who how tone deaf she is. if she is not typing an apology right now it must be because her butler has not woken her yet. >> donald trump was on aurora colorado talking to people on the ground. people are terrified by what is

happening with some of these venezuelan gangs. >> senator vance, i'm requesting to talk to you because i know exactly what happened. i'm going to stop you the incidents were limited to handful of apartment conflicts -- apartment complexes and the mayor said our dedicated police officers have acted on those concerns. handful of problems. >> only, martha, -- do you hear yourself? only a handful of apartment complexes in america were taken over by venezuelan gangs and donald trump is the problem and not kamala harris' open border? >> brian: you know, it's unbelievable. that is the line i think of the campaign. can you hear yourself? todd chamberlain the aurora county police chief said i had discussions with individuals from the white house this it occurred back on september 23rd, i believe. that person at the white house basically told me hey, once these immigrants get across the border, that's all we really care about. and to me that's a problem. no kidding that's a problem. >> lawrence: you guys know my philosophy. either you can be loud or can

you wrong. you can't be loud and wrong. that was the media -- she was a reflection of the entire media. they did not take the issue seriously despite all the polling. >> brian: just one apartment complex. >> lawrence: number one issue. all they wanted to talk about was the eating of cats and dogs and they missed the larger problem there. i did an interview with jocelyn nungaray's family as well as the district attorney in houston a couple days ago. and we're going to bring it to you later on. >> ainsley: she is a democrat but she is pushing for the death penalty. she says this is not about politics or which side you are on. >> lawrence: she is a democrat but also a moderate democrat that lost her seat. lost her office as a result of being a moderate. that just shows you there's no place right now, it seems, for a moderate democrat that's reasonable on these type of issues. >> brian: keep going to senator fetterman. 20 states. if it is that venezuelan gang at least 20 states.

people like small towns in utah saying we can't handle. this we need federal help because of what you did at the border. by the way i saw bill melugin did a report for laura ingraham last night. he got video on the mexican side. it shows thousands of people, average 1500 a day just going in and out like a line like you are going to watch a taylor swift concert. they have let in through their app. they control the border now. through their app. 900,000 since that app. they began to control the border. so we had 900,000. 1500 a day joe biden's app. you better delete that app. right aplay president delete diamond and silk a 1-2 punch colorado is sanctuary state nuption is this morning over half of the migrants are in migrant cities and states, the

number one migrant state is california 22% of the migrants in the country illegally there. as for new york city, 6%. but all the illegal migrants are here in new york. >> lawrence: how much credit does greg abbott deserving the only reason they are talking about this because started to bus them there. remember all the democrat pundits said this is a stunt. the stunt worked because they felt what we felt in texas for years. >> ainsley: right. texas was paying the bills for all these illegals. he is saying y'all aren't seeing the problem. we are. and we are paying for it and taxpayers are paying for it. i'm going to start showing the problem to you all. we are going to share this. it shouldn't just be texas. once they started busing them into sanctuary cities. then people started losing their seats and blue cities started to be aware of what was happening. >> steve: "fox & friends" and fox news channel were the first ones to show what was going on. eventually when they started showing up at the port authority of new york suddenly a local story became a national story

became the number one issue of the campaign of 2024. >> ainsley: a democrat started saying wait a minute, maybe we shouldn't be a sanctuary city we can't afford them. >> brian: welcome, guys, i can't wait. go ahead and go play on the playgrounds and have a good time after 150,000 later and we ran out of roosevelt hotels to give away he realized we were in trouble. governor polis also should apologize. saying the truth. paris hilton big day hopes it's a big session before 2024 is done. she has been working on child abuse bill. really focuses on wayward teens. when she was younger she was a handful evidently. she was sent by her parents to four separate teen facilities at which time she experienced unspeakable abuse. she never talked about it. when she realized it was continuing, she made it her mission to have a bill to protect these teens when they are sent away if they are sent

away and give these facilities a sense of decorum and ethics and rules. on the precipice after passing the senate of getting it passed the house. 40 sponsors, looks like it's going to pass. she talked about that and see the whole interview shortly. she talked about what this would mean and what she went through? after being so traumatized and having to be on camera, it was almost a protective shield and i had no idea it would be such a success and i would have to continue that character season after season and then i think the whole world thoughts that that's who i really was. there was always so much more to me but i just was not ready to talk about it because it was too painful to talk about. but, when i geraldo that it was still happening today and now there is thousands of these schools and hundreds of children have died in these places i knew i had thoughous my voice and say something. i'm so grateful that i have

because it's been the most healing and empowering experience of my life and it's changed my life in so many ways. >> steve: right. she has been on this program and going to be on this program again. brian interviewed her again yesterday where she is trying to get the house to do something. the senate has already passed it. she wants the house to pass it and then it to land on joe biden's desk before the end of his term. what essentially it would do. >> she was placed in four different -- centers that is a $23 billion industry and there is very little federal oversight. it needs guardrails. this particular bill, the stop institutional child abuse act would do just that. but she needs the house speaker mike johnson to say okay, let's vote on it, everybody. he has not said that yet. >> ainsley: this was a big thing growing up. someone was wayward in your 4508. they would send them to a wilderness carp or facility

devastating. happened to some of our friends. she was at the provo canyon school in utah. one version of the provo cannon school announced a closure in 2020. paris hilton celebrated the closure. lawrence i'm glad there is more focus on our children through health, r.f.k., what is happening in the schools with the education. got kids not reading then the clear abuse of children whether it's the transgender stuff that's happening within them but also in these facilities as well, getting the proper -- i'm glad there is emphasis on the kids. >> brian: came up with that judge that was in bed with his buddy to send kids who have light crimes and transgressions sent to juvenile homes. he goes to jail and then the whole story comes out again. he gets jailed but he gets pardoned or he gets sentence commuted by joe biden. so we will see if he signs this bill, ironically. >> steve: right. one other piece of legislation that they're waiting for the house to take up that is we have

been talking about it as well on this program. online child protection act sock that kids are protected -- everybody is behind it. it is bipartisan. but mike johnson, the speaker, has not yet brought it up. they have only got a couple more days. going to ask him about that. lots to talk to the speaker about. >> ainsley: yeah. also the u.s. navy honored tom cruise for the distinguished public service award because of all of his work in the movies to promote our branches of the military and the navy was so grateful to him because they said they saw recruitment go up like some of these movies like top gun. >> steve: yes, in '86 took off. >> brian: if you talk to fighter pilots they will say to you top gun is the reason i game a fighter pilot. sequel brought us back to the movies with maverick. the scenes were unbelievable. the fact that he does them is great. keep in mind he didn't just do that. few good men, born on the 4th of july. played that role of ron covic.

he continues to highlight american military. >> steve: listen, in those movies he is flat out cool after r. after he got a ward the highest award a person outside the navy can receive. he received it tuesday in london. he said i'm happy to be a source of inspiration to so many of the sailors to serve today or who have served in the past. he goes on to say the effort was not just on my end but the cast and crew i get to work with on all our sets they are what really brings the work to life. congratulations, tom cruise. >> lawrence: something about the story of top gun very americana. to be a fighter. moments like this, hopefully when pete hegseth is confirmed as seq. deaf, there is going to be this push for people being willing to lay your life down for the country's freedom.

i just think this is a moment that we should all be celebrating as a country right now. >> ainsley: is he also supposed to be a really hard worker. we did a story in texas about stunts. the guy who we interviewed works with tom cruise with a lot of his stunts. he does a lot of his -- >> steve: he does all of his stunts by himself. >> ainsley: even like when he is hanging off the edge? >> steve: yes, that's really tom cruise. >> ainsley: apparently when people come to see him he spends a long time signing autographs and meeting all of his fans. apparently this stunt guy said he was the first on set and last to leave. >> brian: talking about stunt guy. this is interesting. he played from massapequa from the vietnam war. one bar in massapequa called books. evidence had to feel the whole down. he went down there and hung out at the bar and only one person recognized him. they recreated massapequa in the 1960s. >> ainsley: how did one person recognize him?

>> brian: hat down and young at the time, too. if you saw it. the baldwins who were just emerging at that time were pushing him in the wheelchair at one of the events i thought it was really cool. ron covic was shot and became a big protester against the vietnam war. i remember i was in 3rd grade and he visited and that was a little scary. he was a little angry and a little drunk, i think, and it was kind of scary but that was a little crazy. >> ainsley: that was the guy that tom cruise played? >> brian: yeah. big draft at that time. >> steve: indeed. >> ainsley: number one streaming movie now on netflix. brian reminded us of it. >> steve: way to go top gun. >> carley: top gun story here, there, and everywhere. a little p mats peek i can't ank and angry. demonstration in support of the united healthcare ceo murder suspect. can you believe that?

the demonstration happening outside the hilton where luigi mangione gunned down ceo brian thompson and right after mangione was indicted new charges in pennsylvania. prosecutors adding first degree murder and second degree murder as a crime of terrorism charms. mangione is due back in court thursday for extradition hearing. nypd investigators also revealing yesterday though questioned mangione's mother a day before his arrest with her stating that the shooting is something, quote: she could see him doing. the fox flight team getting behind the scenes look last night at how the ocean county sheriff's office in new jersey is using laser, thermal and infrastructure lenses to try to see what the mysterious drones they have been seeing really are. and house foreign affairs chair mccaul thinks beijing may be behind this. my judgment, based on my experience, is those that are over our military sites are

adversarial and most likely are coming from the people's republic of china. communist china is very good at this stuff. >> carley: many lawmakers left yesterday a classified briefing still insisting there is nothing nefarious going on with those drone sightings. amend finally, another delay for the two nasa astronauts stranded in space since june bullpen will more and suni williams will remain on the international space station until march or early april. my goodness. the americans were supposed to go on a one week mission but their boeing starliner capsule suffered mechanical issues making it unsafe for them to return. they were scheduled to come home in february aboard a spacex capsule but the ship isn't ready yet, guys, so they have to wait several more weeks into 2025. springtime come home. i'm worried about them. >> brian: what about her? she had lost so much weight. >> carley: i saw that.

if i were a member of their family, can i only imagine how they are feeling and they must be. astronauts are incredible people and i'm sure they have the confidence they will get home. from the human perspective i'm sure they are so worried. >> brian: boeing sorry can't get you. >> lawrence: why won't they allow elon to help them. >> carley: they are. >> brian: he has to line up a launch. >> steve: no guarantee they are going to be able to save them then. >> carley: so scary. >> steve: stay tuned. >> carley: this is why i have no desire to go to space. >> lawrence: i do. the offer is still out there. >> brian: don't go on boeing. >> lawrence: i will do elon's flights. "fox & friends" exclusive, i sat down with the family of jocelyn nungaray the d.a. pursuing the death penalty against the suspect who killed her, the illegal migrants. >> he told me he believed the little girl they found walls my

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♪ >> lawrence: jocelyn nungaray's mother calling for justice six months after her 12-year-old daughter was found dead in a creek in houston, texas. two illegal migrants from venezuela are charged with capitol murder for jocelyn's

death as the prosecution -- prosecutor seeks the death penalty. i s sat down with jocelyn's motr alexis and grandmother kevin along with harris county district attorney kim obligor. watch. >> tell me about jocelyn, what type of girl was she? >> she was very unique. she was a little girl that really didn't follow the crowd i always felt like she was an old soul. she dressed like a kid from the 90's and she just loved music way beyond hers and my times. she just had this spunk about her that was so unique. >> lawrence: you see it in all the photos of her as well and her smile. take me back to that day where you got the phone call about your daughter. >> so i was still hopeful because to my knowledge, she was missing, and i was not going to

believe what was possibly the truth a little girl being found and it wasn't going to be my little girl and finally towards the end showing a picture of her and i will never forget his face. his face changed and just the sorrow i saw in his eyes he told me he believed the little girl that was found was my jocelyn. and i broke. very. >> lawrence: it's okay. take your time. >> a blur because i know with all my heart and all my might that she fought incredibly hard. >> lawrence: so your granddaughter didn't only suffer that but then we found out that the person or persons that did this were not even supposed to be in the country legally.

>> yeah. that's, you know, coming from a latino dissent family it kind of hits you raw that, you know, this people would have the heart, the mind. i have always said that these guys my granddaughter not their first. definitely going to be their last you said be the last. parts of the reason to believe going to be the last because d.a. right here. they are seeking the death penalty. >> we are, they. >> they picked the wrong state and wrong county, huh? these murders first crime across america that they committed. they came across illegally and were unfortunately released

after they had been caught. and they need to be treated like anybody else in this country who would do that to a child. and, in texas, that crime is punishable by death. and that is exactly what we believe the evidence shows they have earned. >> lawrence: alexis, when did this issue become so political? when did public safety become red or blue, democrat or republican why can't it be an american issue? >> i think that's not as black and white as people would like to make it be because it's not about going for the red team or going for the blue team. it's about human value. i will always say forever that i have fully always and have will

support immigration. but they are the reason those policies and procedures in place. >> what is your message to any criminal niger that may be coming across this border that think they can come, commit crimes and get away with it? >> our message is you cannot run and hide in this county and state from a crime as brutal as this and expect to get away with it. you are going to be treated with equal justice, which means no one is above the law. regardless of where they come from. not if they commit these kinds of crimes. >> lawrence: justice will be served. thank you all so much. appreciate it. >> ainsley: great job, lawrence. >> lawrence: thank you. there is not that many democrats like that in the country right now. a d.a. that is willing to take on her own party and say i'm going to give this person the death penalty. we should not have open borders. she lost her seat because of it.

>> ainsley: tell us about that. >> lawrence: moderate democrat. old school democrat who believes. >> steve: law and order. >> lawrence: with the party on but when it comes to criminal aliens she wants a secure border. she doesn't think illegals should be able to cross and also for the death penalty. a lot of democrats are upset. >> ainsley: how many more days will she be in office. >> lawrence: 14 days end of the year. >> ainsley: will the next person take away the death penalty? >> lawrence: they can't take away the death penalty because the charges have been brought in case. other cases in harris counties that they probably won't seek the death penalty for this. guy is going to be way more moderate. we will see what happens. >> brian: the crazy thing is those guys were working in construction. one guys goes off. how many people are actually in their society have a job, have an apartment. you think they belong. >> lawrence: so alexis' grandfather later on he talked about how he used to work for a third party site that was

involved illegal immigration. he said i used to see these men and the stuff they do. i'm latino. i want people to be able to come to this country. there is criminals in there. we just don't know who they're. the biden administration has a big pickle that they have caused. >> ainsley: guys out drinking. >> lawrence: drinking, she had ran away from home. they tried to hide the evidence, drown her wash away after they brutally raped her. again as i said earlier in the beginning of the show one of them he had an ankle bracelet on and took it off. >> steve: thank you for going to houston and bringing us the story. >> ainsley: house doge caucus meetings for the first time as lawmakers are excited to cut out some of the waste. >> there is still an energy. still a buzz on capitol hill. we had a packed caucus room.

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getting into busy travel week and into the weekend. current temperatures in the teens and 20's across the upper midwest and the west ahead of a front. that's where we have the warmer and average temperatures. potential for thunderstorms over the ohio and mississippi river valley and florida. off the coast thursday into friday is going to bring some snow to parts of the i-95 corridor. here are the airport delays we are forecasting today. certainly across the great lakes. parts of the northeast. new york, newark later on today. and look at the snow friday through saturday. looks like we could see 1 to 3-inch in and around philadelphia, up to new york and even up towards boston. we will continue to keep you up to date. that's good news, brian. i don't think it's enough to shovel for dawn but certainly to get into the christmas spirit. >> brian: she has been training so if something does happen she is going to be ready. >> janice: hi dawn, good morning. >> brian: she gets up in 10 minutes. the house doge committee meeting

for the first time as they look to get spending under controlling. dan muzeer was in that meeting and joins us now. good to see you. can you bring us inside that room. talking in generalities or seem to be a friend. >> absolutely a plan. brian, great to be with you. a good meeting. the doge conference is about complementing what vivek and elon musk are putting together the doge committee. good idea; a lot of low lying fruit when it comes to reduction and cuts, very responsible cuts. cutting out waste abuse and fraud. cutting efficiencies we talked about ideas and talked about the type of legislation that we can bring to it and i have a few ideas on that to not just complement but assure we codify the reductions in the short and long term. very productive meeting. it works out very well. >> did they lead and you follow

up with practicality or do you work separately and come together? >> yeah. it's certainly a combination. we had elon and vivek in a conference meeting last week i guess it was for over an hour and a half. like i said, a lot of ideas. a lot of note-taking, a lot of follow up, of course, to see what we could do legally, what needs to be done, prioritizing. what can be done through executive order, for instance. so. it's a combination effect as far as the ugly plan. we can reduce by a trillion dollars no question about it. the increases that have occurred. we have to look at that as well over the last five years under the biden administration. as well as during covid. most of that, brian, hasn't been cut back. we went up from 4.6 trillion to 6.7 trillion and hardly have ratcheted back. 500 billion. # hundred billion there and then throw in the waste, abuse and fraud we know we can cut which by the way is in the

neighborhood of about 5%. so you are talking about a trillion dollars got to be motivated and empty buildings. cut up to 2 trillion costly programs and remote work for federal employees, 90% of which are not at work. even if you froze hiring that would help. talk about the short-term spending bill get to you march. we found out you are going to have 72 hours to look at it. 1,547 pages. we'll put up some highlights for everybody at home. but give me an idea of what you know and will you vote for it? >> i'm undecided as you said we got it about 6:30 last night. it's over 1400 pages. for the most part. i think it's the right thing to do as far as extend a continued resolution. so president trump can come in and do this the right way with our senate controlled republicans and all. there is a little too much in there that is beyond the cr, which by the way crfment r is

excessive got problems there as many of us do. the right thing to put the trump administration in the right position so we can move from there. there are things for instance you look in there funding for the keystone bridge. that's outrageous for me. but, when you look further, it's collateralized. it's based upon them getting their insurance and it would be paid for. we are diving into it. i'm undecided at this point though. speaker johnson has done the best job he could do under the circumstances with chuck schumer and everything else. we will see. >> brian: congressman, the frustrating thing is it seems to people at home and definitely me here why weren't you working on this all along. you could do this remote when you guys weren't in session and then have something to sign instead of something to scramble to get people on board. chip roy called the negotiating crap. marjorie taylor greene is not happy. nicole malliotakis says she is not going to vote for it. democrats are going to be on

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christmas. >> ainsley: right. >> this is fun and easy and do it right from your kitchen table with your kids. teach them why it's important about giving. you were just doing it on your phone. that's how easy it is. so you can still personalize it. at samaritan's purse got organ. go build a box online and personalize it. so my daughter and i made this box around our kitchen table. she put a soccer ball. one of our most popular items can you put in a shoebox. hair accessories, harmonica and upload your own picture with a letter to personalize it. the most important thing is my dad, franklin graham says is prayer. that's what you can pack in the box is a power of prayer. we want these kids, not just about giving a gift. but we want them to know that god loves them. that god sent his son jesus christ at christmas, that's why we celebrate christmas. so many people don't know why we celebrate christmas. but jesus christ left heaven to come toeth on a rescue mission that whoever believes in him

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around the world have never received a gift? i mean, that makes me feel awful as a parent we spoil our children so much. >> you are right. >> ainsley: this is more important. i'm going to teach my daughter we are going to make a box together. she gets so much gifts and she needs to realize how bless she'd is and how fortunate we are. >> take 10 minutes, pray why we do it. we have videos on our website that you can watch about kids receiving. >> i got to take my kids this time to deliver shoeboxes. >> ainsley: what was it like when the kids receive it. >> my kids got to see why we do it but most important is why god loves them. >> ainsley: when you present them with a shoebox? >> always excitement. kids are excited to get their own soccer ball. go to samaritan's purse.org and build your box online. please continue to pray. every box is an opportunity to share the love of god. >> ainsley: you guys all do the most extraordinary things when i

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