cran. griff: i liked canned cran berry. molly: dais well. dennis b. my goodness. i never try to disguise it or reshape it. it has to be straight out of the can. i m on your team. i agree. absolutely. also easier that way. steve: steve griff griff we started something. if you loved the canned cran berry. lining i love the canned cran berry. in fairness i have a story i will tell later which is growing up in memphis, tennessee it was canned cranberry that that my mom put on the table or tomato aspic to tomato jelly thing that came out of a can or some place it shouldn t have come from. it s awful. we need to go to jillian. todd: have you heard of that? jillian: i have not. i m stuck on the west coast salad thing. i don t get that tweet us
sandwiches. kentucky splurged on wine i couldn t afford pb and j. even offered pb and j to the firearm that came it was a full-on fire. i digress. todd: you don t get to ask the questions. griff: take it away. molly: no softballs, right? i like that first question what are you grateful for? i m grateful to see the giant balloons. molly: oh, yes. the macy s thanksgiving day parade. you got to see them being blown up, right? yeah. griff: we may have a photo of that olaf, of course is, awesome. we saw that and you gout to see. what else did you see? we saw hello kitty and charlie brown. we saw the red power ranger getting blown up. griff: we did. and i think it takes a lot of people, right? madeline, what did they tell you? they said it s like 100 people, i think, that hold each balloon. molly: under standable. you don t want those getting away. todd: give us embarrassing story about dad.
griff: i am thankful this thanksgiving for my wife kathleen and my daughters madeline and tha mackenzie. they are joining us here. it s been quite a lot of the fun. just before i ask them what they re thankful for, i have to tell a quick story. that is on the very first thanksgiving, kathleen, would you like to tell this story? 19 years ago we had a small house like literally 600 square feet and the uches were appropriate as were all the appliances very small. how big of a turkey did you buy us? probably enough for 10 people. molly: can you never have enough turkey. griff: 20 pounds. i was working for a radio station. i had to work that morning and went to work and kathleen had trouble getting the 20-pound bird into the very small oven. you ve heard this story, vice president you? and i came home, i guess you crammed the wings in? what did you do? i shoved it in, cooked it and before i knew it the fire alarm went off. the police came and we had peanut butter and jelly
inspire us every day. eed toed you inspire us mattress mack and happy thanksgiving and thanks for all do you. there is always that one person on your shopping list who has everything. well, consider that problem solved. i can t wait to find out what that story is about. molly: new york city is buzzing. thanksgiving macy day parade. the fun already getting started. we will take you there live next. griff: my family made the trip up here for the holiday. the story of my first thanksgiving. i can t believe you are going to have me do that hi. happy thanksgiving. hi, guys. i got all my sisters with me we are family get up everybody, sing it only takes a second for an everyday item
we are taking a look back at some of the great causes our fox & friends viewers have helped support this year. back in march, comedian samantha beattacked cpac attendees, take a listen. this year the bow ties were gone. replaced by nazi hair. nazi hair. nazi hair. that last man mocked for his hair was kyle, a cancer patient undergoing treatment at that time. a few days after sharing his story kyle s go fund me page jumped from $5,000 to nearly $100,000 thanks to our viewers. todd: we are checking back in with kyle connington here with us this morning. kyle, first of all, happy thanksgiving, thank you for being here. i want to go back for a moment. when you saw the salesman that bee quote unquote comedy speech. what did you think? it was shocking at first, you know, to see her making funnel of my hair, calling me a nazi. it didn t just offend me but