ray rachel campos duffy and is joey jones in for pete hegseth. owe jee pete s the day off, he s heart broken the tennessee volunteers are out of the playoffs. rachel: he loves thanksgiving so much, he took the whole weekend off. [laughter] will: it is the day after black friday. i think they call it now cyber weekend, you can order whatever you want this weekend mt. wake of thanksgiving in the wake of thanksgiving, but it s going to be a little bit harder because inflation year-over-year, the monthly average per household up big, $433 a month. we re spending more on every household day items. joey, you pointed out earlier in the show, that s a car payment. ing. joey: $433, no matter where you are, that might be the money you can i put back for retirement, it might be the difference between two roommates and three roommates, you know? this is real world implications on your life no matter where you
raymond arroyo, interviewed the actor this week, and he joins us now with more. raymond, how interesting. how did you get mark wahlberg? why don t we have him here? put your request in, he might show up, rachel. [laughter] i ve interviewed mark before, we knew each other. i ve got to tell you, listening to in the, watching this, i think what we need to take from watching a guy like wahlberg, who he played the fighter in a movie i have, he is a fighter in life. it s a brave move for a guy to pull up not only his home stead, but all of his adjacent businesses and move them to nevada. and i think he did that principally for his family and his children s well-being. you ll remember angela lansbury many years ago, her children were dealing with drugs and different things in l.a. she pulled them out, moved them to ireland, sacrificing her career for a while. mark doesn t have to do that. he s found a way to, you know, reconcile life, business and the
anchor and center of your family. when sean was many congress, you weren t running around with mark wahlberg [laughter] rachel: yeah. easy there. you were the center of family. rachel: yeah. no, it s true. mothers, fathers, we all have our role, but these are the things that last. rachel: the things that last. also a mark wahlberg, highly disciplined. i think he gets up at, like, 3 in the morning every morning to work out he s doing intermediate fasting now, he s pulled back on the early morning workouts. rachel: i think he went from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. not kidding. amazing actor. great interview, can t wait to see the whole bit. thanks; raymond. thank you. rachel: all right. it sounds like an oxymoron, california republicans, but they re real and a big reason the gop took back the majority in the house. congressman-i elect kevin kylie was one of those game-changers,
that adventure toward and putting everything in that lane is more important than all the other things. i think we often get mired in. rachel: anything about reaction from his fellow hollywood peers? well, no. i think because he s moved everything. look, he puts his money where his mouth is. this father stu had 200 expletives in it. they re releasing the movie so families can go to it. you see this conjunction. so father stu reborn movie is coming out, pg-13, at the top of december. i like consistency, and when you see that in a public figure like mark wahlberg, it should be saluted, commended and, hopefully, replicated. rachel: it s not easy to maintain the level of career that he has over time. is that secret secret for him? i think it is. he s grounded. he mentions his wife being the anchor, or with that boston accent, anchor. as you know, rachel, you re the
are in the economy. rachel: yeah. the oil prices, the cost of heating your home means a lot of people on fixed fixed incomes are having to decide between heating or eating. your home or eating or your medications. i ve been really struck the over the last, i don t know, especially as winter has started about the elderly. i m just worried about them that many our country in day and age we have elderly who are really struggling on the level that they are. so it s a big deal going into this. will: well, we all had a break, nothing in the news has taken its break. we talked about earlier in the show. the accumulation of things seems to be going wrong at a pretty deep level in america, makes you have the sense that something s about to break from our southern border the our economy. and here s a great example of that. a seemingly small story that is big and important and on the verge of breaking an economy. railroad workers on the verge of a strike.