i should pay them a visit. we re hanging out on the couch with griff and rachel talking about all kinds of stuff. talking about if we should have christmas trees up, apparently there s some buses that people have been thrown under. i don t know. what do you think about it, griff? griff: well, i m not even going to go into what i was accused of this idea of throwing anybody under the bus about you we ve had this important debate whether you keep your tree up and of course we re getting feedback from our viewers at fox and friends@foxnews.com but we are getting schooled by rachel saying listen if you re catholic which i am so now i m fully in line in making sure mine doesn t come down, you keep it up for 12 days after. rachel: the 12 days of christmas which end on the sixth of jan which is the epiphany. joey: i like it. rachel: let christmas linger on i love it. griff: i have a problem, though, which is, and this is disclosing information. my wife wasn t happy with th
my wife wasn t happy with the tree. we waited really late. she was busy with her job, i was on the road doing travelling as a reporter and she said you have to get a tree, this is like december 21st, so i went to the lot and there was a tree shortage as last year and they were already packing up and leaving i said give me something what have you got? it is the saddest charlie brown christmas tree. rachel: it s fresh, it s fresher if you get it later, that s one thing. i want to take us, over the christmas break, my brother, who lives in the middle east, and my sister who lives in virginia, were all going to come over on christmas day but because of all the weather issues we were afraid they wouldn t make it. so i said just come early. so their family, our family, total of 20 people, all spent, you know, three or four days together. here s a picture of just the kids on christmas eve. we had 20 people, 14 teens and little ones and little kids as well. so it was a ruckus christmas.