anything about it. and you can t leave to comfort your family. like you want. it is hard on you. i just figure by putting you in here is giving you some peace and quiet. i feel like letting some stress out pump your mat if you need because you won t hurt your hands or feet doing that. not like kicking a steel door. one thing i could suggest that you do is you need to get paper writing. you sit down and write your stuff out on paper. it helps a lot. trust me. it does. because it helps you release it. get it out and put it on paper and go back and read it. i never thought of that. yeah. try doing that. all of your feelings, how you feel. everything. like writing a rap or a poem or story. yeah. a story. and that really does help. that s a really nice way of releasing what you have inside. and you ll read the story? yeah. i ll come and read it. i m most definitely going to write a story. i appreciate you coming. you re welcome.
we reported, there was a form given to a lot of parents who had to decide whether to deport with and without their parents. and they re worried that those parents were being forced to make a difficult decision before the case played out. these are now lawyers rushing to get to these parents before they re forced to make the decision without all the information. thank you for your great reporting. that that s all in this evening. thank you for joining us this hour. you should know we have a really big guest here for the interview. even if you don t like me, you might be interested in hearing from the person we re hosting for the interview. i m just saying. stress out, bear with it through me. somebody better is coming up. i will admit that dan coats had already delivered to be what
anything about it. he pulled mayors together, made it a national issue. same thing on immigration. i want to follow that lead. let s not stay just in the laws of the city, let s push the envelope and move the urban agenda forward. i m not about waiting for other people to solve our problems. municipalities, state houses, that s where the rubber meets the road and that s where change actually happens. speaking of moving, this is a test amount to what a hard-core campaigner you are. you have the picture from the new york post ? first of all of, nice guns. i m impressed. thank you. i barely allow friends into the same exercise classes. you let the new york post publish the photo. you are a hard-core campaigner. is this how you get the stress out? it is. it is. one of the things about spinning or soul cycle for folks who haven t done it, the muse sick really loud. so if you re hard and you re screaming to let out stress, no one can hear you.
immediate future, as matt was saying, things are still very weak, you don t lose that many people that qualify. in other words, i feel like that the drive for low rates in the housing market is almost falling on deaf ears to a certain extent. it s overkill. and i worry about that. and i know people who have mortgages in the 5% range and i keep screaming, refinance, refinance! are we going to get money in the economy by people refinancing the mortgages they already have? is that going to be significant for the economy? i think it takes some of the stress out, because you re creating more disposable spending. you re reducing the probability of foreclosures. the refinance world is sort of this unseen everybody s looking at sales. but credit is still very tight. so you ve got to bring more people to be able to reduce the stress of their payments. banks want about a 750 score. most americans have below 700. think about that. this is true.
shoot us an e-mail to fox friend first at foxnews.com. we will read the comments later in the show. you are almost done with your shopping. i am almost done. almost. i have to go to macy s now. right? thanks so much, heather. the holidays are stressful on everyone from shop to go wrapping cooking decorating. once all of the holidays are over to escape and get all of the stress out. the youngest person to visit every country. lee, good to see you. merry christmas. good to see you, too. where should we go if we want the sand and sun after the holidays. you can go to a lot of places. one of my favorite places to go is the four seasons in maui. it s just fantastic. it s like the epitome of luxury. right on the beach amazing pool. it has the place where the rich jet set go to hang out and hideaway from the paparazzi and whatnot. it s a great place. just there about a month or so