>> we go now to kenosha where alexis mcadams is live on the ground with more reaction. alexis? >> good morning. there was a lot of emotion inside of that courtroom here in kenosha, wisconsin. but those emotions didn't really flood out here onto the streets like some people expected as they braced for that verdict here in the kyle rittenhouse trial. and getting to what we know so far. so after more than 20 hours of deliberations behind those closed doors here in wisconsin the jury finding kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all five counts. the illinois teen now free after shooting three men killing two during the unrest following the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin last summer. as each count was read rittenhouse breaking down in court grabbing his knees and the family very emotional. >> i looked at kyle and he looked at me and it was just one of those, you know, finally, finally. like kyle gets to start his life as a young man as an innocent, an acquitted, as a not guilty youngs man who clearly, clearly defended himself when he was attacked. thank god that the jury came to it and be they noticed. >> now the kyle rittenhouse defense team says putting the 18-year-old on the stand was a no-brainer giving rittenhouse the chance to explain that he felt his life was in danger, firing in self-defense. >> i just don't see that it was a case about self-defense. the right to protect ones self from, you know, mr. rosenbaum. i don't want to speak over the dead, but he wasn't a nice person, and everybody knows why. and a lot of that didn't come in front of the jury. >> so much information in this case. lots of videos. lots of pictures from that night in question. the 12-person jury deliberates for 20 hours looking at all of that evidence. two mistrial motions hanging over that high profile case. >> this needs to be looked at. the conduct of the prosecution in this case and the renarrating and the revisionist history as we went through this case was despicable and just horrendous. and, still, the jury came to the proper and the just verdict of a not guilty across the board. >> now, the prosecutor, thomas binger putting out this statement last night saying the jury, representing our community, has rendered its verdict in the kyle rittenhouse case. while we are disappointed with that verdict, it must be respected. we are grateful to the members of the jury for their diligent and thoughtful deliberations. the kenosha community has endured much over these past 15 months and yet reremain resilient and strong. we are asking that members of the community continue to express their feelings about this verdict in a civil and peaceful manner. also inside of that courtroom beside kyle rittenhouse's family was sitting behind him as he got so emotional grabbing his knees got emotional not breathing as they read off the five not guilty verdicts. the families of the two men killed two of the men out of three expressing deep frustrations into this justice system here in wisconsin. >> i don't think that any of us who were directly involved in what happened last year on the 25th are really that surprised. we know that this system is a failure. >> and we didn't see heavy police presence as you had all mentioned that there were protests that popped up in other areas. people in the community were bracing for possible protests and possible unrest. we didn't see any of that last night. just one person who was arrested here in front of the kenosha county courthouse were more quiet than we expected especially after everything we saw last summer. >> the kyle of kyle rittenhouse he want to move on by all means not celebrating. he wants to move forward with this and try to do the best he can with that back to you. will: thank you so much. rachel: thank you alexis. i'm not surprised there is no riots in kenosha. it's in the political interest of kenosha to make sure there was no riots. that was not the case for the governor and democratic party last year when he allowed this entire thing -- we wouldn't be here discussing any of this had kenosha been under control. the governor, governor evers was begged for help. the city of kenosha begged for help. the president of the united states donald trump at the time, begged to help kenosha. and tony evers said no because of political reasons. he allowed that city to burn and on day two things really erupted and he could have. he sent some troops. he sent some guardsmen but he sent more guardsmen to the nba finals in milwaukee than he did to kenosha when they were begging for help and everyone could see this could happen. will: i think what we have seen now, what we're learning is the power of lies. we saw a year ago the power of a fly burn down a city. and inflation to control the outcome of a jury trial. shockingly the lies have not stopped. the power of the lies continue to we would their influence. kamala harris took to the microphone yesterday and said i have been fighting for criminal justice reform for many decades, i guess, as a prosecutor in california. president joe biden at first said we will recognize the righteousness of a jury and the power of lies on social media ripped his backbone out and he then issued a statement tragedy of a jury verdict. lawrence, tucker carlson last night. lawrence: did a great job. will: lies illustrated in 12 rational people seeing what is an obvious truth that kyle rittenhouse should be acquitted because of self-defense. watch. >> kyle rittenhouse wound up on the street in kenosha in the first place with a gun for one reason. he was there because in the summer of 2020, the leadership of the democratic party, endorsed mob violence for political end. that's why there were riots in kenosha that night because people like kamala harris supported those riots. more than a year later as rittenhouse stood trial for murder, those very same people implied there would be more violence if he was acquitted. so imagine being a juror on that case, imagine the pressure and the fear. it would take eenormous moral courage to follow the today a logical conclusion. so much courage that at times we doubted it was even possible in a country as politicized as we are now in. as we learned today it is still possible, thank god. >> it is a message of hope, lawrence, that a jury could set aside the lies and find the moral courage to tell the truth. the message that is perhaps one pessimism realism should have never seen the light of day. we saw the prosecutor and president of the united states wield to thelies and threat of . lawrence: today i'm thankful that the media doesn't control the jury trial. i'm thankful that the court of public opinion doesn't control the jury trial. before the trial had started i thought kyle had did something wrong. part of the video was leaked and you saw some angles of it. the story that was told was much different. i was smart enough and i think reasonable enough not to comment publicly on something i didn't have all the facts with. so then i go into the trial and i see the evidence that is presented in court. and you just wonder how this ever made it to the courtroom. it was said to be a white supremacist. no evidence presented in court of the sort. it said he traveled across state lines with a gun there was no evidence presented to that. it was actually like 20 miles and he got the gun within kenosha. that these people were just innocent people and then you find out that they have this long criminal background molesting children and so on and so on. i just think that this is a moment in the country to take a deep breath. also, you know, if the movement is protesting yesterday night and plan on protesting tonight, there was something to protest against. and that was against that prosecution. for a while the movement has said there is these over zealous prosecutors that are there. we saw that. we saw abuse of power. we saw concealment of evidence. we saw the fact that they tried to hide two witnesses. we saw that they tried to evade and take away constitutional rights for people to plead the 5th and get legal counsel. there were so many abuses of power from the state. if you want something to protest, you had a moment to protest. we know, tucker is going to be having kyle for his first exclusive interview with tucker on monday. we will all be watching that so we can finally hear from him. rachel: absolutely. just a quick note on what you just said, i wonder how much of this decision has to do with where this -- where this trial took place. it took place in wisconsin where, by the way, there is a lot of common sense still left in wisconsin. and, also, the people of cocial and the jury pool was from that area is -- they slept with their guns by their side. they had to defend their own businesses. so, i think some of the lies that you talk about, will, were not able to permeate the lived experience as the left likes to say of the people of kersh. we're going to bring in greg jarrett, he is our fox news legal analyst as well as todd piro who we can't forget about him. both of them are here today. thank you so much. i'm going to start with you, todd. your thoughts? todd: will all week has been talking about the media as activists and no longer journalists. and lawrence said just a few moments ago he did not know that kyle rittenhouse was not a white supremacist going into the trial because that was what the media kept on talking about. and to take this one step further, when will, greg, and i were in law school, we knew there were liberals and there were conservatives. but we all agreed or at least i thought we all agreed on innocent until proven guilty. and beyond a reasonable doubt. but, it seems that the media, these days, along with the democratic party, including the president to an extent, until they issued that statement about juries and then retracted it yesterday, they want extra judicial factors to influence trials. and that is not how it works. it is -- it cannot work that way. and if you looked at twitter yesterday, you heard a number of people say well, the system worked because the system is racist. okay. find a different system. you want to do a system like we have in communist countries? maybe that's ultimately what they want? where the presumption of innocence isn't in reality. and you are guilty when you go into the courtroom and it's a sham trial and that's what happens. and that to me, is the big take away of this week and how concerning the vitriolic is from so many on the left. will gregg, it's time for accountability and time to hold lies to account. do you think as we move forward here that kyle rittenhouse has a credible defamation case either against individuals or corporations and the media? >> gregg: he does, he has a very strong case for defamation, libel and slander against everyone from members of the media who pronounced that he was a white supremacist, domestic terrorist, a mass murderer or just an outright murderer. including joe biden who as a white supremacist. look, defamation is a false statement of fact that damages someone's good name and reputation. rittenhouse is not a public figure, so the standard is negligence, not actual malice. moreover, biden's portrayal of rittenhouse as a white supremacist is an aan assertion of fact that can either be proved or disproved. there is no credible evidence he was a white supremacist. biden was a private system at the time. and he used this for political and commercial purposes which makes the plaintiff's case for defamation even stronger. will: real quick to follow up that point, gregg, you are distinguishing at home if someone is in office and figure you have immunity. joe biden said it when he was a private citizen therefore he is culpable. i'm sorry, lawrence, i would love to talk one legal question. you are pointing out a statement, gregg statement of fact. that should be distinguished from opinion. i was just giving my opinion that he was a white supremacist. how will that work as a defense if they were just giving their opinion? >> if you call somebody a vigilante, it's probably on the line of opinion. but a white supremacist? that's a incredibly injurious statement that can either be proved or disproved. that could be clearly, in my mind, defamation. there is also the tort of false light, really offensive statement that portrays somebody in a misleading or false light. and the standard there is also much less. reckless disregard. so i think against joe biden, especially against members of the media who put on a cavalcade of lies about rittenhouse, he has a strong case. lawrence: you know todd i want to go back to you and i want you to put on your legal hat. we found dr. demetrius was the jury consultant in this case. i remember when i was a private investigator for criminal defense we would have these mock trials and we would get as much opo on a jury and its makeup. how important was it to have kyle take the stand? they said they went back and forth with two juries and it was totally different when he took the stand. that's when they were able to win the jury. and, obviously, it worked in trial time as well. will: i think remarkably bold move from the defense especially since the evidence had been pro-defense. the key witness actually ended up key witness for the defense. you sort of were at that point in the lead and to then bring in kyle rittenhouse was a bold strategy but clearly it worked. this was a very genuine individual. i know folks like lebron james, jury consultant lebron james felt that the tears were fake. but those were real tears. nobody can conjure that up. this was a 17-year-old kid who wanted to be a paramedic not an actor. that was remarkably convincing. and if you looked into his eyes, which is the reason we need juries in buildings, not virtually, you could seat emotion in this young man's face. you could see self-defense pouring through him. and as a result, i think it was an open and shut case. but, to the point we have been making, it was very -- tucker made it, it was very, very difficult for this jury to ignore the extra judicial shenanigans that were so omnipresent during the last few weeks. lawrence: by the way the reaction was identical to i'm -- i'm sorry, rachel. rachel: that's okay. lawrence: reaction to the verdict. if you look at the same -- what's on your screen right now. i compared, i went back and forth. it is identical. you see his defense attorney tell him to calm down, to breathe, to breathe, as almost as if he has a panic attack. that happened when he was testifying as well. rachel: that's true. again, i do think it was a bold move. i think any time you put a 17-year-old, a teenager on the stand in this kind of a high pressure environment, it would be difficult to predict how it could go. it was a bold move. i think, the best witnesses are the witnesses that are -- or the witness telling the truth. i think the truth came through on his testimony, and i think he was very credible. greg, i want to ask you one last question. the former attorney for rittenhouse says that there should be disciplinary action against the prosecutor, do you agree? i do agree it's such a clubby group of people, judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys that occupy the courthouses i'm not optimistic that the prosecutor should be sanctions for four violations. they failed to turn over to the defense evidence that the law demands. second of all, they deliberately violated a court order, not to comment on a particular area. the defendant's previous statements about his gun. finally, they egregiously violated two sacred constitutional rights that the accused has the right to remain silent and the right to be present at trial to face his accusers. those are incredibly serious. but, you know, i'm just not optimistic that the judge will bring sanctions against the prosecutors or disciplinary proceedings recommended to the bar. will: gregg jarrett todd piro our attorneys on the call this morning. thank you. >> thank you. will: rules for thee but not for fauci. the doctor caught maskless, like everyone else, violating a city's mandate. we will tell you where that was. lawrence: nbc news is put on blast and rightfully so for claiming parents aren't qualified for making decisions on what their own kids learn in class. ♪ here comes the interception. oh...sh -shawn? yes. thank you. you're welcome. have a great day. if it's “that will leave a mark season,” it's walgreens season. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. scan the code on screen to try for free. the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair 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the pilots involved have not been identified. overnight san francisco police making multiple arrests after louie vitton store looted. some say the store was, quote, emptied out. no one was injured at the store during the incident. this as a recent surge in crime plagues san francisco, prompting some to hire private security to stay safe. and dr. fauci is allegedly spotted maskless at a washington, d.c. party, of course. violating the city's indoor mask mandate. a woman tells politico she spotted the white house adviser at the event and asked him why he wasn't wearing a mask. he reportedly said, quote: i just decided that if anyone came up that i didn't know, i would put my mask on. i'm having trouble keeping up with all the caveats. rachel: it's so crazy. will: if you are getting your hair did. if you know them. can somebody make a list? rachel: covid is so smart it understands if you know somebody then it doesn't. will: it doesn't leak. do you know it doesn't move horizontally? it has weird habits does covid. there is also this, nbc news being hammered for plusing a piece declaring parents aren't qualified to make decisions about school curriculum while parents in fort worth, meanwhile, have been doxxed because they dared to try to sue to stop a mask mandate. first, let's deal with nbc. here's the headline i just talked to you about. schools face parents who want to ban critical race theory and don't get how teaching works. inside the op-ed part of the problem is the parents think they have the right to control teaching and learning because their children are the ones being educated actually it doesn't work that i way. like entering a surgical unit and thinking can you interfere with an operation simply because the parent was your child. i will tee you up because you can spike that analogy any way you want. rachel: this thing is crazy the idea that parents, first of all, we are the first and most important teachers. by the way, we are not dumb. i mean, this is 3rd grade, you know history, fifth grade, 12th grade. it's just so insulting but it tells you everything you need to know 'what they think about parents and how they think that the state, that the unions own our children. lawrence: it's also condescending. by the way you are not doctors. it's not like parents can't pick up a book and separate facts from fiction. i think what this pandemic highlighted is the amount of control that the schools have. i mean, you know, i have heard some people say, you know, part of the problem is that you know, parents get caught up in their life and they don't have, necessarily time to go through the curriculum every single day and because they were at home watching these things on zoom, that they saw this. i think it's deeper than that i think that whether it is the curriculum or them trying to use, you know, sesame street to try to lure your kids into getting a vaccine or if it's disney trying to say, you know, you can't get on your cruise unless you get the vaccine. it is a fact that these people think -- these kids are theirs. and i think it's problematic. but i think the election in loudoun county showed that the parents are taking their kids back that enough is enough. will: to the analogy of surgery. you do sign a release form when your child goes in for surgery and medical treatment. you are fully aware of everything that's going to take place. you do approve of what the doctor is going to do to your child. if the tea party's union wants us to sign a release on what's being taught. i'm all in. get a list. here is what you are teaching i will say what you can or cannot do. rachel: better consumers of education not just for college but also for elementary, middle and high school. they need to tell us what they're teaching. we have a right to know. we are paying the bills. will: onto the note fort worth district school district parents are getting doxxed. rachel: explain dox because some might not understand what that is. will: putting all your information on the sphwert to people know where you live. rachel: intimidate you by putting where you live online and all that data. steve. will: this person doxxed the parents. rachel: she a doxer. will: go ahead, rachel. rachel: go ahead. will: astounding what tanglewood has vs. a whole community that cares for the well being of others. these are their names jennifer traeger. todd daniel. rachel: are we doxxing them now? will: i will tell you why we can say those names because two of them will be on this program coming up. rachel: that's right. lawrence: every single time you have a criticism it has to be this white privilege conversation? are you guys aware of the number one demographic that is now home schooling their kids? there is a lot of black parents. rachel: there are. lawrence: we saw this in loudoun county that are upset with the way education something taught. the fact that their kids aren't getting the quality education. maybe you guys weren't so in the 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had their hands tied behind their backs. >> i do believe that age was a factor; however, i think it was amplified by the fact that he enjoyed the privilege of being. >> this is about making sure white privilege intim dyes the rest of us. will: triple down on lunacy. the media in full meltdown mode after the jury found the teen not guilty on all charges. this after more than a year of journalists playing judge, jury and potentially wishfully executioner in their coverage. but ignoring the facts. here to react is fox news contributor joe concha. joe, good morning. you just heard that lunacy what's your reaction. >> it's typical. divisive media. pivot to race when this case has zero to do with it considering a white guy shot three other white guys. you talked about rushing to judgment. you are right, the new rule of thumb is you are guilty until proven innocent. the presumption of innocence was taken away before the first argument in this trial began. and as we witnessed over and over again during this trial, here you have an 18-year-old in many circles of the press he was tried and convicted before the trial even started which is the opposite the way the justice system works. now, here's the question. why specifically in political media do so many of these so-called mistakes always go in the same direction? in other words, they get it wrong, it seems, every time. brett kavanaugh is a rapist or in virginia white supremacists elected glenn youngkin or jesse smollett was attacked by maga supporters. i could go on and on as far as conservatives or republicans or in this case 17 or 18-year-old kid is attacked because of the perceived ideology. so will defamation suits are coming. we saw covington catholic and the success nick sand man had settling $250 million lawsuit against cnn. i think they are coming here some examples particularly on one network you just played msnbc as far as putting their thumb not only on the scale but their whole bodies on the same this white supremacist and guilty before proven innocent. will: i don't think they be granted that goodwill. looking at blatant lies. lies that continued after the verdict as well. continued to triple down on white supremacy. just blatant factual errors or lies. i want to ask you this, joe. i don't know that you saw this but i believe it was on cnbc a couple days ago. a guy named john malone. the chairman of liberty media. the primary shareholder shareholder of "discovery." "discovery" is the owner of cnn. i bring that up to tell you and the audience, he said i would like to see cnn return to real true journalism. you talked about defamation suits. and we are looking for a check on these lies. we're looking for some way for accountability. do you think there will be a house cleaning at a place like cnn over these blatant lies? do you think the market and make shareholders at some pointed step up and serve as that accountability measure? >> i think they have to, will. we are former sports guys. you look at the scoreboard here and cnn has lost 80% of their audience since the beginning of the year. 8 of 10 people watching that network are gone. if i'm a shareholder or just somebody looking down on how this network is doing. i would say we have got to change things. i spoke to somebody and i know you have to go so i will leave it with this. somebody very prominent in this business. i asked what does cnn have to do to right their ship? she said fire everyone. behind the camera in and in front of the camera and start this thing over again because there is no fixing what they currently have there in terms of particularly the on air people who as we said are biased not journalists portray themselves as anchors and that insults people so much. will: lies cost them in defamation suits with nick sand man. does cost them with viewership and will it cost them with their shareholders i guess we will soon fine that out. all right, joe,. >> hook em horns. will: what are we doing here you know i have to go and kick me in the shin or maybe a little higher than my shin on the way out. all right joe. wait until i see you in person. >> you are stronger than me, bye. >> lawrence went to a port in florida how the sunshine is yesterday to help. >> florida is the place to bring that in so your product is on shelves in time not only for this christmas but for future christmases. will: plus, you can catch all of the action of the fox nation patriot awards. we were all there. it airs tomorrow night on the fox news channel at 10:00 p.m. eastern. ♪ in an extraordinary place ♪ with the stars and stripes ♪ and the eagle plies ♪ ♪ x, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ ♪ (announcer) carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100% online car buying. car vending machines. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's what you'll really pay, right down to the penny. whether you're shopping or just looking. it only takes a few seconds, and it won't affect your credit score. finally! a totally different way to finance your ride. only from carvana. the new way to buy a car. watch ♪ ♪ lawrence: we're standing here in one of 11 cargo ports in the state of florida. the men and working working day and night processing a record number of containers, all in an effort to save christmas. the governor here has been labeled desantis clause. i guess that would make you one of the elves for saving christmas. >> yeah like buddy, buddy the elf. >> santa, oh my god. lawrence: what are you guys doing differently in florida that states like california aren't. >> one of the unique things we have we have been 24/7 operations in a lot of our major ports for a number of years now. so we have that -- the ability to take off, as you see here, containers and other cargo off the ships and route those through. we have invested close to a billion dollars just under this governor's leadership. just on how do i get the goods from here out to the market, right? whether it be by rail, whether it be by highway mode to the trucks. that's where the department of transportation is coming in and the governor says hey florida open not because the shipping channels are open, which it is. it's also that we can take it to the next step. lawrence: does this happen without ron desantis' leadership as governor. >> this happens because that the governor has seen what's happening nationally and said hey, florida can help out. not only for florida and the region but for the whole country as well. lawrence: this is a model for the country? >> this is a model for the country. lawrence: the state of florida takes about 4 million of these containers a year filled with essential products and even christmas presents. but officials are saying they can take in more because they are nowhere near capacity the wait time in california for stores to get their products is about 20 days. what is the wait time in florida. >> there is zero wait time to offload your cargo here in florida. we don't have that problem. lawrence: you guys already have the infrastructure in place once it gets here you guys are ready to move. >> correct. we have done a lot of investments over the last decade to be able to bring these in. that includes the dock side capacity for these larger vessels. the cranes for the larger vessels. we are set to go on them. including the overpasses and the roadways and the rail connections to make them as well. we continue to invest in additional capacity not only for these vessels but hopeful for more vessels to come in. lawrence: is it a simple case to come to florida. >> yes. you would think it would be an easy one to do. it's a mindset change. everybody has been using that trade route in california for since the 1970s. it is beyond capacity there. i think the question that the present administration everybody needs to ask why are we dependent on two ports for california for 40% of the cargo going into the united states? you have to look at other ways to move it. lawrence: what is your message to those companies that want their customers to have their products by christmas? >> that's a good question. you know, it's the consumers and those businesses that are the ones struggling under this they unfortunately have limited control over where their product comes in at. what we want to tell them is, look, you need to tell those shipping lines that you are working with or whoever you are working with that florida is the place to bring that in so your product son shelves in time not only for this christmas but for future christmases. lawrence: so, guys, it takes about seven days to reroute the ship to get to florida. but the wait time in california is 20 days. it seems like a no-brainer. rachel: except unless the products you are trying to get into the country you want to get it into california, the west coast. it's a mindset. we're going to have somebody else on that i interviewed i asked the same question. why wouldn't people just go to florida? better business environment. they have the capacity. they said people just get stuck in their ways. if you have been shipping to california for 20 years, it's just hard to change your route. lawrence: it's the way they have always done business. will: good to see also solution-based solutions to our national problem. ron desantis here which happens to be a place where we can turn to many solutions these days. let's take those same lessons and apply them to our border. let's take those same lessons and apply them to covid, to shutdowns to lockdowns to masking. to our national health policy. let's get rid of these problem based, you know, problem based leaders and turn now to some solution based leaders. rachel: people like pete buttigieg who says the supply chain problem will end when the pandemic ends. that's a crazy thought from somebody who we knows wants to perpetuate the pandemic into eternity. there is absolutely solutions. and government touches the supply chain the many points and it looks like ron desantis wants to make sure government gets out of the way. lawrence: real leadership leading in multiple areas. will: put that graphic back up on the wall. rachel: we do love that graphic. will: it's wonderful. it's a gigantic lawrence. a gigantic picture of lawrence. lawrence: as if i'm not large in person. [laughter] will: there it is. put it on tv. there it is. rachel: almost looks like a political voting for that man one day. lawrence: unbelievable. will: we will turn now to some headlines. texas law enforcement is taking border protection into its own hands dubbed operation steel curtain talking about solution based people in states. the state placing about 20 shipping containers along the rio grand to stop migrants from illegally crossing the river with a row of state troopers behind it as a second line of defense. this as a caravan of 2,000 more migrants barrels towards the border. a top contender to be biden's federal reserve chairperson refuses to say if she is a capitalist or a socialist back in 2019. >> are you a capitalist or socialist? >> again, you know, i don't really think about it in those terms. rachel: i guess you know the answer to that now. lail braynard currently deserves as the reserve board of governors. she is a contender to take her chair jerome powell's job. president biden is expected to make a final decision soon. well, she won't be the only communist that he has nominated to oversee some of our financial matters, here you go. lawrence: business as usual. will: democrats are yesterday to spend big but $1.7 trillion plan may be even more expensive than they are revealing. brian brenberg breaks down the hidden costs. rachel: and santa's wonderland is back at bass pro shops and cabela's. rick reichmuth is live with the look at the ultimate christmas experience. rachel: that's a picture i never thought i would see. ♪ ♪ with the part of the dream you can buy -- with money. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. scan the code on screen to try for free. ♪ rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." santa's workshop is returning to bass pro shops and cabella stores with their special contactless clause. visit with santa. rick reichmuth is at bass pro shops signature store in springfield, missouri along wite snyder. they put don't stop believing behind this. rick: rachel, you haven't been watching "fox & friends weekend" for long enough. you haven't seen enough where they put me. half of those times with luke snyder. i'm praps winter wonderland. you competed on professional bull riding tour how long. >> about 13 years i was there. rick: you still walk and everything is working. >> so far so good. rick: santa's wonderland is back. pictures with santa are back. what's going on here. >> the magic of christmas is alive and well at bass pro shops. we have the big man in house. can you come right up and grab a seat right next to him and tell him what you want for christmas. he will hear anything you want to tell him, actually. we have heard funny stuff come out of these kiddos mouth. this is magical time of year for family and friends. rick: you kids have had about 50 minutes here with santa. i don't know of any kid that's had that much one-on-one time with santa. what did you ask for for your gift? 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[daughter] slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. eye will: we begin with a fox news alert. protesters breaking out across the country in protest of kyle rittenhouse not guilty verdict on all account. >> police in portland declaring a riot overnight. meanwhile, across the country, in new york, demonstrators march across the brooklyn bridge blocking traffic. rachel: in kenosha where the trial took place one arrest was made. more protests are planned for today as the nation reacts to the emotional verdict. >> for the fifth count of the information gaige grosskreutz we the jury find the defendant kyle rittenhouse not guilty. lawrence: we go now to kenosha where alexis mcadams is live on the ground with more of that reaction. alexis? >> good morning. that's right. the community here in kenosha, wisconsin and communities all across the country were bracing for this verdict. more than 20 hours of deliberations waited to find out that kyle rittenhouse able to walk as a free man in kenosha. not a lot of action going on this morning. it's pretty quiet in front of the courthouse which is different than these past few days. after all of those hours of deliberations though, the jury finding kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all five counts. illinois teen now free after he shot three men last summer. killing two. during the unrest following the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha. as each count was read, the family very emotional. the reince defense team telling us it was important to put the teen on the stand during this trial to give him a chance to explain how he felt and explain that he felt his life was in danger that night which is why he says he fired in self-defense. his defense team telling fox news that these past 15 months for kyle rittenhouse have been extremely emotional. >> is he in counseling for ptsd so he doesn't sleep at night. i think eventually some anonymity will come back to it i don't think he will continue to live in this area. i think it's too dangerous. he has had 24 hour security since this happened. >> and just minutes after that verdict was read, the rittenhouse family left kenosha. each count rittenhouse broke down in court. beaverly breathing as he stood in the courtroom as he learned his fate. >> finally, finally like kyle gets to start his life as a young man, as an innocent, as an acquitted, as a not guilty young man who clearly, clearly defended himself when he was attacked. thank god that the jury came to it and they noticed. >> now the prosecution releasing this statement saying in part, the jury representing our community has rendered its verdict in the kyle rittenhouse case. while we are disappointed with the verdict it must be respected. back out here in kenosha, i can tell you that the families of two of the men who were killed by kyle rittenhouse were also in court waiting to hear the verdict. and they were very upset with the outcome. >> i don't think that any of us who were directly involved in what happened last year on the 25th are really that surprised. we know that this system is a failure. >> wisconsin's governor releasing this statement overnight saying in part no ruling changes our reality in wisconsin that we have to work to forward equity accountability and justice. that communities across our states are demanding and deserve. also the white house responding to the kyle rittenhouse trial. listener. >> about the verdict and the verdict speaks for itself. as many you know i have spent a majority of my career working to make the criminal justice system more equitable and clearly there is a lot more work to do. >> and people on both sides calling for calm following that verdict coming out here in kenosha, wisconsin. we are hearing that there could be some marches this morning here in the area. buff the sheriff has told us over the past few days that he has been talking with people on both sides. they have lots of officials on stand by just in case. he doesn't believe they are going to be needed. being on the ground i can tell you really calm. even yesterday after that verdict was read the emotion in court did not flood outside here of the courthouse. i can tell you that the family of kyle rittenhouse says they are expecting to pursue legal action after this verdict came down. will there we go. rachel: alexis, thank you. let's bring in fox news contributor and constitutional expert jonathan turley. jonathan, what do you make of this verdict and should it fortify the way we feel about our justice system? >> well, you know, the jury here did exactly as it was designed. the jury is supposed to stand between the government and the citizens. between a mob and a defendant. they are tasked with doing dispassionate justice. that's what happened here. they spent a very long time deliberating. and they ended up acquitting on all counts. that was not a surprise. closing arguments i wrote a column sayings i thought this would either be a hung jury or acquittal because the case fell apart from the outset. i mean, the prosecution witnesses gave testimony for the defense. and ultimately i think that the prosecution had very little credibility with this jury. it said that the jury would see things that it didn't see. it said that it would show that rittenhouse chased rosenbaum down the street and shot him in the back. that was untrue. all of that stuff undermines the prosecution. so the outcome was not surprising. but what's trouble something that the verdict doesn't seem to matter. that you have leading politicians denouncing this verdict. and i'm not sure what they expected from this jury. the standard here is very clear. now, some of these politicians say we have to change self-defense law. all right. well, we will have that debate. but you can't expect a jury to ignore the existing law. and that's what they refuse to do. there was a reasonable doubt as to whether he was acting without disbelief that he would be harmed. he used force after he was attacked. a lot of those facts simply weren't reported in the coverage leading up to this trial. at least not in a full sense. lawrence: you know, professor, you are so right on that. i want to bring your attention to the prosecution. you talked about the way that they conducted themselves in this trial. they also changed the legal strategy mid trial, which is something i have never seen before. but as a criminal justice -- criminal defense attorney, can you talk about the violations of the coffin substitution that happened in the middle of this trial and what should be done to these prosecutors? i know that they have immunity, but this was something that civil issue will terrence have been complaining about for libertarians have been claims about and we saw it in the middle of this trial. >> i thought it was breathtaking when the prosecutor binger referred to the silence of the defendant my hair caught on fire as a criminal defense attorney. and the judge, of course, reacted you can't do that small exception force talking about the silence of a defendant before arrest. before miranda. what binger has been doing has been viewed as unconstitutional for decades. not just blunders but serious withholding of evidence. everything was provocational. they would get facts wrong. in some cases the prosecution seemed to be learning facts with the jury. all of it was just a very. lawrence: they ignored the court ruling as well. >> some aspects. lawrence: professor, they ignored court ruling of the judge gave specific instructions whatnot do and he just blew right through the judge and the judge as admonished him as well. >> i mean, the everyone was talking oh my gosh this judge got so upset. i have been in front of judges who would have just held the prosecutor in contempt. will: right. >> a lot of judges would have dismissed that trial. i think this judge wanted to go to verdict. ed to bring closure to the case. and ultimately the jury did precisely that. but, what's really, i think, alarming is how much has changed were this cases. there was a time when politicians uniformly almost like a mantra, the jury has spoken. we can disagree with it, but we have to respect it. instead you have president biden, when he was a candidate coming out within a one delve days calling the defendant a white supremacists. he came out after this verdict and said he was angry. those are things that just fueled the rage in our society. we have become a country addicted to rage. and, you know, you can't have doubt. you know, rage doesn't allow doubt. so you have all of these figures on television in the last 24 hours that's fueling this distemper in our country. will: we have become a country addicted to lies as well. the lies continue after the verdict. let's just take a look at a few. here is congresswoman cori bush. she says the judge, the jury, the defendant is white supremacy in action. the governor of california gavin newsom you can break the law carry around weapons built for a military shoot and kill and get away with it that's just the message we'll sent to armed vigilantes across the nation. former governor of new york andrew cuomo worth noting does not have governmental immunity for his words. today's verdict is a stain on the soul of america. i bring up immunity not for that specific statement by andrew cuomo, but to turn our attention to defamation. in your estimation, does kyle rittenhouse have a viable strong case for defamation against, i don't know, cnn, msnbc, multiple personalities and, perhaps, joe biden as a private citizen because his statement was made calling can rittenhouse a white supremacists before he was president of the united states? >> well, first of all, with regard to governor cuomo i suspects he wants impartial justice when he faces criminal charges. lawrence: that's exactly right. >> i doubt he would want this form of mob justice that he is advocating for applied to his own case. but, in terms of defamation, it's going to be challenging, people, i think, are saying that this is a led pipe case when people called rittenhouse a when white supremacists. that's not true. i mean, the thing is it's difficult to bring defamation case courts viewed -- those counts i would say were thrown out because courts view it as opinion. it's outrageous what president biden said was reckless and irresponsible. but courts give really wide berth to people commenting on cases of major public interest. now, that doesn't mean that there might not be defamation here. there is a lot of different statements that were made. and i certainly agree that he was really injured and treated unfairly by the media. but i don't want people to assume that this is going to be as easy as has been suggested. it's going to be a very difficult effort, at least with what's being called a white supremacist. there were other misfactual statements or false statements made that they can pursue. this is target rich environment because the media got this story so wrong. so i think they are going to have to filter through these and see what is actionable and what's not. he has 1 to 2 years, usually for a defamation case to bring it under the statute of limitation. will: sandman's case was scary enough to purr stew a settlement. whether can you win in a court of law and whether or not have a claim that the potential defendant says whoa we don't want to -- rachel: it didn't stop them from telling lies in this case. so, yeah. they made the payment to sandman but somehow didn't change their behavior. lawrence: good point. will: business built on lies. jonathan turley we would love to continue that conversation in more depth in the future. thanks forrenning with us this morning. rachel: thanks, jonathan. >> thank you. will: meanwhile, there is this going on as well. shocking video. we all were texting with each other last night about this in the netherlands erupted in riots this is over covid measures in that country. extreme lockdowns put into place and the people are not having it. the people of earth inner lands not having it meanwhile, austria are facing a huge surge in covid cases this at the same time announced the national lockdown and plan to mandate covid vaccinations. austria one of the countries who have said the lockdown is for the unvaccinated. done the segregation process there. rachel: meanwhile, some diplomats, u.s. diplomats are slamming the vaccination mandates via internal cable to the times of israel. they say although the department spends millions of dollars on mandatory training for its employees and other worldwide initiatives to promote diversity, equality, inclusion, antidiscrimination and anti-bullying and protection of personally you identifiable and health information. many of us are experiencing violations of these standards. and we are seeing that across the country. lawrence: that's right. rachel: not just at the state department, that those that are unvaccinated are facing discrimination. many of these people are unvaccinated as you know have natural immunities, but, regardless, you know, starting to see this segregation of our society into the vaxxed and unfaxed, the good, the bad the clean the unlien. this is dangerous, isn't it. >> it's dangerous on two levels. first of all, we don't want violence to happen on the street. but it's also, i'm very curious they are going to do since some of the people that are no longer going to be able to do their job is fired. fires all over new york and already rumored to be a fire station that could have gone to a location that they didn't make it there in time. police officers are leaving the job as well. so, you are going to have it on both ends. you have got people that are protesting, rioting and having their day. and then the people that are supposed to protect us from that aren't going to be able to do that. so we got ourselves in quite of a. will: let me add it up. we are going to have riots in this country spanning over the last year in response to covid mandates worldwide riots. let's go ahead and fire the police officers because they're unvaccinated and the fire department because they're unvaccinated. okay, okay. fire everyone who could potentially or good chunk of people who could respond to this. also going to pursue the effort that you are not allowed to defend yourself when it comes knocking at your door or attacks your person. then have politicians say if you do stand up for yourself you need to are up root the system of justice. if i just add it up, i'm just trying to figure out the only lesson we can come to is well what we are advocating for is destruction. the streets, the country and of you destruction is the end. lawrence: you really have your lawyer hat on today. you told that story. lawrence: you should have dunked it. will: two eyes can observe. rachel: there are some never before seen things that are happening in our country. and i think that's important to what you are talking about, will, is that we not normalize this. that's what i always tell my kids because they are young. and this is their first experience of america. i say to them this is not normal. we have never had our government telling us what to do with our bodies in terms of vaccines and putting medicine inside of our body. we have never had our government tell us that we can't go to church. we have never had our government tell us you can't go school or you have to put a mask on. these are very unusual times we're in. lawrence: unusual, not normal. turning now to your headlines. overnight police arrested and charged a 16-year-old boy who attempted -- with attempted murder after three students are shot outside a colorado high school. police say the shooting happened in the parking lot of hinckley high school in aurora. police are certaining for a more possible suspects. this comes just days after six teens were hurt in another shooting at a nearby park. police say it's unclear if the shootings are related. hbo host bill maher using final show of the steven roast alexandria ocasio-cortez and fellow progressives for dismissing wokeness critics, watch. >> which aoc fired back that wokeness is a term almost exclusively used by older people these days. [laughter] this is a term folks like you brought out very recently. it's a joke because it makes you think of people who wake up offended and take orders from twitter and their oversensitivity has grown tiresome. lawrence: ouch. mar challenged the liberal lawmaker to appear on a future telecast of his show. rachel: i would love to see that. lawrence: paid big bucks for rare copy of the constitution. ken griffin paid $43 million outbuilding crypto investigators. initial copy was valued 15 to $20 million. $165,000 back in 1988. and those your headlines. lawrence: i would love a copy of that. rachel: yeah, me too. do you have $43 million it. lawrence: i want the original. will: get a copy for $7. lawrence: something historic to hang in my office. rachel: take a trip to the capitol and see it in the archives. lawrence: maybe we should do that or we can put our money together. rachel: there are trigger warnings on those documents right now by the national archives. shame on them. will: up next, democrats are ready to spend big $1.7 trillion plan may be even more expensive than they are admitting. brian brenberg is live in studio. i didn't know that breaking down the hidden costs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, a change in your heartbeat, dizziness, yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, loss of appetite, abdomen pain, bleeding, bruising, fever, chills or other symptoms of an infection, a severe or worsening rash, are or plan to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. avoid grapefruit during treatment. ask your doctor about living longer with kisqali. bogeys on your six, limu. ask your doctor about living longer they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ ♪ these are the faces of listerine. the face of millions of germs zapped in seconds. the face of clean. the face of whoa! some are of intensity, others joy. all are of... various: ahhh... listerine. feel the whoa! this is elodia. she's a recording artist. all are of... various: 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. ♪ will: so democrats insisting the build back better plan will cost nothing but the numbers don't add up and could even rack up billions. so are democrats disguising the real cost of their blow out bill. here to break it all down is brian brenberg fox news contributor and kings college in manhattan executive vice president. >> great to be here on the wall. will: team's long time hometown buddy i got the segment. let's break down the bill. what a bipartisan budgeting committee is saying is the actual cost. start with child tax credit. >> here is what democrats are saying the bill is going to cost in the child tax credit. here is what an independent analysis says. you are talking about a difference of a trillion dollars. here's the reason. democrats say we are going to do this enhanced credit for one year. the budget committee says no, you're not. if you put it in place one year, people become dependent upon it. they will want it for 10 years. let's talk about real cost. that's a trillion dollars gap that falls to the deficit. will: trillion dollars deficit difference. look at expanding obamacare. democrats say 125 billion. the real cost is. >> 530 billion. again, it's the phony phase outs. that's what you have got to look at here. we are going to enhance obamacare subsidies but only do it through 2025. again, independent analysis says no, you're not. once you put it in place, people become dependent on it. there is no politician who is going to get rid of it. that's going to increase the cost. will: brian, is that the trick we move on universal pre-k child care trick continuing to show up one year or 10 years? >> one phrase people have to know it's the phoney phase out. the idea that you are going to cancel something you put in place. once you get people hooked. there is no way interest is a politician in d.c. who is going to get rid of it again, universal pre-k child care. same thing, they put this policy in place through 2024. after that, they claim they are going to foist it onto the states. going to cost a lot more than they let on. will: total gross cost the democrats say versus what the crv bipartisan budget committee says real cost. brian. >> you have a gap of $2.5 trillion what it's actually going to cost. there is no pay for for that. all of that fall becomes red ink. it's deficit. it's either higher taxes for the middle class or more debt for american, we have never seen budget gimmicks in this country as big as we are seeing right now. this is truly unconscionable when it comes to reality vs. what's being pitched. will: really quickly, if there is any other gimmick we need to be paying to beyond the expiration date one year vs. 10 year. what else do they use to disguise this kind of cost. >> goes back to universal pre-k and child care. paying for something a few years and then sending it to the states and saying hey, now, you have got to figure it out. forget about higher taxes at the federal level. you might be talking about higher taxes at the state level. it's all slight of hand, will, and the end result is $2.5 trillion that nobody is paying attention to that's going to end up hitting americans either higher taxes or debt. will: you probably know there is a ton of competition here on "fox & friends." i just need to make an announcement to both kilmeade who loves wall walk and hegseth. we just did that and you walked backward the entire time. >> backward i can't believe i didn't trip. will: that was a home run. protests sparked nationwide thanks a lot. you back pedaled through it nationwide after kyle rittenhouse acquitted on all charges. sean duffy former wisconsin da and evita covered the protest. the duffy family joins us next. ♪ what you did in the dark ♪ ♪ so light 'em up, up, up light 'em up, up, up ♪ ♪ light 'em up, up, up ♪ ♪ i'm on fire ♪ ♪ so light 'em up, up, up light 'em... ♪ how does amerisave deliver such low mortgage rates time after time? 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there is a lot of questions about that. >> yeah. so, i was there, i'm only 22. it was nothing like i have ever seen before in my life. it was like a third world country. the place was inflamed. governor tony evers did not send enough help to kenosha that night. and for three nights, actually he let the city burn. so people were left to fend for themselves. when i was there, i saw people with baseball bats and pistols and shotguns. anybody could have been kyle rittenhouse that night. in fact, when i went with my fiance, he was armed. everybody was armed. rachel: i didn't let you go to kenosha without him and without him armed. >> right. that's exactly right. it was crazy. >> what kind of parents would let you go to kenosha, that's what i don't get. we try to say no you can't go. rachel: if you are going to go you have got to take him and take a gun. go ahead. lawrence: can you talk about this trial and verdict? you used to be a prosecutor, so when you see some of the stuff that happened there, this should have never have gone? >> prosecutors have a wide range of discussion, we see gascon out in california not charging things we think clearly should be charged. department of justice, they have charged lawrence. rachel: it's early he is usually sleeping at this hour. >> they wouldn't charge eric holder when we held him in contempt of congress. this prosecutor didn't look at the facts. hid all the evidence. he saw the video. he actually charged this case had s. disgraceful number one. but sometimes prosecutors can be really weak. they can say listen, this is politically charged. i don't want to make the decision. let's just charge it and let the jury decide. well, we hire you to make the decision that's right on behalf of the community and he didn't do this. will: it should be pointed out the prosecutor that has rightfully, i think, drawn so much public ire is assistant district attorney binger in this case. he is not the one that made the choice to bring this to trial. this is a district attorney who knew this was a stinker in the beginning and pawned it off to his assistant because he didn't want to be in the spot charges, i will take it let's go. and the d.a. might have been okay you want to do it. i don't think the evidence is there we don't know that or the d.a. could have been like listen, it's a stinker, i'm not going to do it but you are because you work for me. we don't know how that broke out in the d.a.'s office. but, regardless there is stink on the whole d.a.'s office. and, again, the shady way that they handled the evidence pushing the envelope and breaking the envelope in many of the things they decided to try to admit was disgraceful. rachel: sean, you think about big stink on. how responsible is evers. >> this is what evita mentioned this was day number three you saw burning, rioting and looting. not enough cops. and this is southeast wisconsin pulling other counties to bring in more cops to try to help them out. but they didn't have the ability to contain the mob. contain the riots. they were trying to protect buildings which is what evita saw when she was there. they couldn't protect people. evers could have very easily sent in the national guard. i was talking to donald trump. and donald trump's team and he was beside himself calling in wisconsin going listen, if you don't have the guardsmen we will send our guardsmen in american community. and evers said no. the reason why he said no was listen, i want -- i'm okay with people's businesses burning, people getting hurt. because it's going to fall on donald trump. and there is an election coming. so if i can say that donald trump is causing riots and burning and looting in america, that's good politically. right now though he has called in the national guard. rachel: it's in his political interest now. >> election in one year. lawrence: that's a good point. i want to get your reaction to this the prosecutor when he was speaking to the jury almost made fun of the people that businesses that were looted. he said oh rioters, as someone there on the ground how did you feel about hearing the prosecution do that? >> it's an outrage. people that night, those three nights lost everything. i mean, 100 businesses were affected. never reopened again. kenosha is not a big city. it's not new york city. it is a big hit. $50 million in damage. i'm heart broken for everybody that was there. when i returned a year later there were still places that were boarded up that's how bad things were. it's an outrage that he would even suggest that. rachel: many of those businesses in the center of town. minority businesses, immigrant businesses not that it matters white or immigrant or whatever. that's why the "new york times" didn't push that story, their reporter had done a story about these people and they held the story until after the election again, sean, in the interest of the election. >> can i make one political point here the city of kenosha is traditionally union democrat town. now it's probably, you know, mid 40s republican, mid 50s democrat. in the last election, because of what happened in kenosha, what tony evers didn't do and what donald trump was trying to do, they actually voted for republicans in the city of kenosha. i think you saw that across wisconsin. you see it in other states as well. if you can't do your basic job in government which to protect my business and protect people and we have to do it ourselves with our own shotguns and ar-15s, something is wrong here and you don't deserve to be in office. you don't deserve to have the power to protect us because you refused to do it. lawrence: the eyes of voters are open. >> thank you, guys. lawrence: group of parents personal information is exposed online after they sued the school district over its mask mandate. some of those parents are speaking out with us live next more on "fox & friends." ♪ must be carried across all roads and all bridges. it's not magic that makes more holiday deliveries to homes in the us than anyone else, it's the hardworking people of the united states postal service. - oh...oh. - what's going on? 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why is she doing this? this is a mask mandate, okay, so she disagrees with it. why is she taking it to this level. >> i really don't know. i think [inaudible] she is also pretty nasty and there is a lot of other [inaudible] rachel: right. holly, i mean, again, a mask mandate, why is she bringing up white privilege? what does any of that have to do with it? >> i have no idea. [inaudible] we have no idea what her [inaudible] was. care about our kids. [inaudible] rachel: carlos, you sit sit on that committee with norm marks the woman who doxxed all of these parents. what's going to happen on the committee and how do the other members of the committee feel about what she did? >> well, actually i left the committee this june. i was in it for four years and i left because of the practice of critical race theory, the toxic environment that they have created. so normal basically doxxed the parents and had this type of attitude anyone the left wing mob mentality. i have to say this. norma garcia-lopez the people from that committee that is a reflection of the poor leadership of superintendent. i have received emails from teachers being dehumanized by the conversation. parents have been doxxed. people have been bullied. it is a toxic environment. i was in it ever since i was 15 years old. i was appointed by the board president. i left this year and i have been exposing what's been happening and critical race theory. and have to be held accountable. rachel: kerry, what's the mood of all the other parents that you have been speaking to at the school. i know you were directly impacted by this doxxing. has it rallied other parents to say we have had enough and we want to take it back? >> yes. in fact, when we decided to sue the school district. it was a 48-hour process and we were suing the school district and we all just came together. i didn't know most of the people i know now at the time. we came together so quickly and within a week we had over 1200 people on our facebook group page. rachel: wow, i really want to thank you all for coming on the show but also thank you for your courage and bringing it to light. i think when we push back on bullies people can take them on. hopefully like norma. think they can take on parents in this very horrible way. so thank you so much for joining us this morning all of you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. rachel: of course. stay with us, a smoking good thanksgiving dinner. we are firing up the grill with the father/son duo showing us how it's done. stay with us. ♪ gobble gobble doodle it. hey ♪ my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremfya® is the only medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tremfya®. emerge tremfyant™. janssen can help you explore cost support options. it's the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 trsmart bed. it senses your. movements and automatically adjusts to relieve pressure points. and its temperature balancing so you both sleep just right. save 50% on the new sleep number 360® limited edition smart bed. plus, free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. scan the code on screen to try for free. ♪ ♪ will: so it's the weekend before thanksgiving and that means it's time to set the menu. rachel: how are you planning to cook your turkey this year? why not try smoking it. lawrence: john mcelmore and his son john ii are firing up the grill to show us how it's all done. what's up, roy? will: let's do it. >> sorry, pete that you can't be here with us. rachel: i know. >> happy thanksgiving to you all. happy thanksgiving to fox nation. we're happy to be back in new york. >> smoked turkey when you think about doing your turkey we are going to tell folks how to do a low and slow smoked turkey. you have got to have the right equipment. masterbuilt always delivers. check this out. this is the masterbuilt gravity series digital charcoal smoker. we got this grill set at 350 degrees. we have rotisserie smoked. >> what's in that spray bottle. >> apple juice. will i was asking you so many questions. rachel: so beautiful how long has this been on. >> this is a 16-pound turkey it's been on for two and a half hours. we are going to be able to do this turkey at 10 minutes per pound at 350 degrees. here is the magic. with the masterbuilt he grill, you simply set your temperature. right now we are going to go to 350 degrees. lawrence: that's great. >> and we are done. it automatically maintains the perfect temperature. so if you want to do your turkey for lunch, grill it at 350. if you want low and slow, check this out. this grill is at 225 degrees. so we have got the digital thermometer that's inside showing you the exact internal temperature of the turkey. to get it to 165 degrees internal temperature. we have got mac and cheese. rachel: let me tell you this looks beautiful. it looks good. but there is nothing like smoked mac and cheese. nothing like this. >> you just. rachel: i love mac and cheese. i never thought it could be improved upon that's amazing. >> how do you improve on mac and cheese. >> you can't. smoke it. >> can't do thanksgiving without sides. smoked mac and cheese. this is my sister's baked french toast casserole. >> how do you improve on french toast? you smoke it. >> that's it right there. lawrence: this takes charcoal as well. >> load your charcoal in the hopper. light the both the charcoal. it ignites. close the hopper up, set your temperature. this grill will get to 225 degrees in seven minutes. 700 degrees in less than 15 minutes. rachel: can i ask you one more question on this one? you were spraying it and as you are spraying it i'm seeing drippings come down. that worries me because i think it's going to be dry. >> no. that's where you are going to get a lot of your flavor. this grill set at 350 degrees drippings going down on the way going down. zero flare up. you have the experience of chore coal, the flavor of real wood. rachel: still going to be juicy i'm not losing anything? will: a lot of guys wondering in the bottom hopper wood chunks. >> and using apple wood today. we have master built lump charcoal. you can get this grill at home deep toe, walmart. master built.com. if you want the experience of charcoal, you. the flavor of real wood, and the convenience easy clean up. rachel: smells so good. >> it is the easiest grill to smoke with, easiest to grill with. will: this is hot, right? that's for me. >> that's for lawrence. >> this is for rachel. rachel: no, this is for me. 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rachel: thank you, alexis. lawrence: lets' bring in drew hernandez journalist who testified at the rittenhouse trial. they tried to say you had prior connections to kyle. we want to get your reaction on the verdict and do you feel vindicated because of your eyewitness account? >> absolutely. 1 hearse%. i will say this. you know, watching kyle just buckle literally collapse, that was not some punk dhad realized he just got off the hook. that was a human being that understood that his life was literally on the line. that a lie was about to put him behind bars for the rest of his life. and you literally watched a human being experience freedom the entire weight of the world lifted off his shoulders because he was about to lose his freedom based on a lie. i mean, the fake news media cartel has been painting him to be this white supremacist that showed up to kenosha black shooter which is 1 hearse% false. that's not my opinion. i was there from night one. on night one rioters were taking bricks to police officers two nights before kyle showed up in coshocton. the rioters showed up with rifles. two nights before showed up to kenosha. the narrative has been spun because they criticized it because they wanted to lives of the united states of america to get them to riot like they have last night. it's a joke. will: follow up what lawrence said the prosecutor, your interaction with da binger one of the pelosi fascinating in trial. it was tense. it was tense as you satten the witness stand. i'm just curious. we saw it through the television screen. i'm not just talking about your interaction with binger but the entire atmosphere within the courtroom. could you tell me about that? could you read the jury as you sat in there? what was the atmosphere between you and binger and the entire courtroom all together? >> well, it was very tense. and i could definitely tell that binger himself saw me as a threat. and here's why. i'm not only an eyewitness news an eyewitness inthis trial and . i had over 100 body cam videos literally from that night that i documented that i submitted both to the defense and the prosecution to the state so that the jury could have the absolute truth and make a decision for themselves. that's why binger attempted to discredit me so many times and try to point out all these things that i'm biased and this and that to try to slander my credibility and assassinate my character on life tv. it obviously did not go well for him because when you are argue everything with the truth, it's not a good look for you. i will tell you this. every time i would mention or i under oath antifa, rioters, arsonists, looters, the prosecutors would just sit there, smirk, put their heads down and laugh at me as if i was telling a lie. i was not telling a lie. i have it all on footage. the footage itself is not biased. you could just watch it for yourself but it was very tense in the room because it's a very serious situation. i tried not to make any eye contact with kyle or the judicial release or anybody else. that was not, you know, talking to me directly when it had to do with my testimony. rachel: yeah, you know, there is no question in my mind that kyle rittenhouse would be behind bars right now were it not for video footage. you were one of several independent journalists who provided the video for this court case. where were all the other media outlets? i'm just really surprised this was left to independent journalists that was clear -- i was in wisconsin at the time, drew, so i knew that, you know, as everybody knew, that this was happening on -- you know, even before day one. then day one. where were the -- where was the national media? why was it left to people like you? >> well, let's remember. right now we were experiencing covid, the lockdowns last year. everyone was locked down. and people were being released from prison, criminals. people were stuck in their homes. and then the riots literally outbroke and people were fearing for their lives. and i can only speak for myself. i'm not quite too sure why the mainstream media refused to cover this accurately. but i think right now this is a testament just to how important honest journalism on the ground really is. this was corporate media versus independent media themselves. literally like the little guys like me. can you imagine if myself or other independent journalists that their footage was used in this trial. imagine if we were not there. rachel: exactly. >> do you know what would be the reality right now? kyle rittenhouse would be in prison right now if it weren't for on the ground journalists that were just trying to show the truth. listen, they have been trying to cover up the 2020 riots right when they started calling them mostly peaceful when cnn is standing there with a burning building behind them in the name of george floyd. they have been trying to cover this up from the very beginning and they are still trying to do it right now even as i speak. it's just a joke. they lie. they propagate. that's what they do. rachel: which is exactly why the media is melting down right now over the verdict. i want i to take a look at some of this footage. >> with a certain ideology may feel incentivized now. may feel even emboldeneds. >> to take from this verdict what they want and to use it as permission to attack black lives matter. >> are we safer after this verdict? are we safe if we let someone like kyle rittenhouse kill people and then claim self-defense? the judge in many buys had their hands tied behind their backs. >> she enjoyed the privilege of being infantilized. >> this is about making sure that white supremacy maintains its cover to intimidate the rest of us. >> they decided to double down on. this of course. this is the fake news media cartel. this what they do. they lie because they want to control the minds of millions of people in the united states and the world. they have to keep their narrative. they have to double down. listen, i'm getting phone calls, okay? i have been getting phone calls from people saying hey, drew, i had no idea that kyle did not shoot any black people. i will no idea. there are literally millions of people in this country that still believe right now that kyle rittenhouse was a white white supremacists showed up to kenosha to shoot black people. not true. charging him from behind. america can decide whether that's a psycho path and a threat or not. rachel: yeah, i have a lot of questions why that man was even on the streets. i mean you rape five young boys ages 5 to 11, i don't think you should see the light of day. you are right. it's not just people in our country who were mislead. lawrence: across the world. rachel: exactly in brazil and europe. people had to correct the record on their own newspapers. will: they were still lying as of evidence the independence out of u.k. reporting two black men killed by kyle rittenhouse. rachel: lots of people reporting that across the world. thanks for your work. lawrence: thanks, drew. will: thanks, drew. before we move on, i just want to say the other lie that sort of rose to the surface again yesterday this was an example of white privilege. if you ever wanted to see what white privilege was it was kyle rittenhouse getting off. this would never have happened a hypothetical put out by many, many commentators this never would have happened if black man in kyle rittenhouse shoes. gerald moore acquitted on self-defense charges out much georgia. jahlil installation, gentleman beer kennedy all acquitted on charges of murder for reason of self-defense. it's not hard. takes a little google search. you can find in the last couple of months of the hypothetical being put to the test in real life. it's just another lie. lawrence: also, let's not gloss over the fact a black man having a gun take away his gun going against the second amendment. black folks one of the number one buyers especially black women purchasing guns because of self-defense. not gloss over the fact that they want to take away the second amendment. the second amendment was on trial. self-defense was on trial. and i'm glad that the jury saw it for what it was. especially when the prosecutor was making fun of their communities when it was on fire. they did that in a trial amongst a jury, amongst his peers and they saw straight through it. rachel: i'm very proud of wisconsin today. those jurors were very brave. they knew what could happen if they told the truth. if they went and here we are. will: to lie to someone's face like that requires to you have a level of condescension and antipathy to the person you are lying to. so here is a great example of exactly that level of condescension and hatred towards anyone who is in pursuit of the truth. nbc news when it comes to critical race theory, this is an op-ed by christina weimann, schools face parents who want to ban critical race theory and don't get how the teaching works. here's what she said. part of the problem they think they have parents the right to control teaching and learning because their children are the ones being educated but it actually gasp doesn't work that way sort of like entering a surgical unit thinking you can interfear simply because the patient is your child. i think it just shows exactly what they think of you and your role in your child's life. lawrence: that's so condescending they think they are doctors as i said in the first hour. you are not a doctor. what the jurors are objecting to is indoctrination. they are the parents here. they also pay your bills, too. you know, this was a moments where the teachers, as well as the unions and all of those in this progressive world view could have, you know, taken a second to step back and revealed themselves assay, you know what? let's move forward. let's stop this critical race theory. stop this progressive of world views. instead they are doubling down like the media in the kyle rittenhouse trial. rachel: people like that believe that your child belongs to the state. belongs to the union and your child belongs to you. you pay the bills by the way for those public schools and you have every right to complain. the problem is when people -- when parents have come forward and tried to complain, in texas, they got doxxed. i spoke with kerri the mother of someone who sued the school district over a mask mandate. and here's what happened to her. >> we were doxxed online and with all -- you know, with what you just mentioned. and i received 17 voice mails at work. and i received bad reviews on my business page. >> i left the committee this june. i was in it for four years and i left because of the practice of critical race theory, the toxic environment that they have created. norma basically doxxed the parents and has this type of mentality. not just for masks basically the left wing mob mentality. rachel: will, the woman who doxxed these parents was the co-chairman of an equity committee on the school board that they had at the school. but it's not just some crazed -- by the way some of these parents in their povs when they give us what their initial thoughts are before our interview thought she was evil and definitely thought sheet was racist. definitely have this crazed woman on the board. it's not just some crazed woman on a school board. we have the department of justice going after parents as well. will: it's everywhere. rachel: and the president. will: not just fort worth, texas, it is literal i everywhere. be on guard. lawrence: and lied about it. we had more evidence this week that showed that the a.g. did know about it. there was a cover up essentially in the department of justice that promised normalcy in going forward but they didn't do that. will: turning now to your headlines. overnight san francisco police making multiple arrests after louie vitton store is looted. some eyewitness accounts say on social media the store was, quote, emptied out. no one was injured at the store during the incident. this as a recent surge in crime plagued san francisco prompting some to hire private security to stay safe. the new york state assembly concluding former governor andrew cuomo misreported the covid-19 death toll in nursing homes. the assembly confirming media reports that cuomo's administration did not include thousands of nursing home residents who died from covid after being transferred to a hospital. this as part of a wide ranging investigation comes in to -- searches into cuomo's conduct that could be made public as soon as next week. fox news very own harris faulkner is honored as a broadcast journalist of the year by the multi-cultural media and correspondents association. >> my parents taught me that my skin color and hair text temperature will always identify me to some people but we must work hard to ensure that our success reflects our individual gifts, diversity of thought, and experience. >> the washington event aims to honor black indigenous and people of color media who continue to pave the way for the jennings generation. those are your headlines. rachel: gosh, i just got to say congratulations to my girlfriend harris faulkner. you are amazing. congratulations. you deserve that and so many other awards. i'm in awe of you all the time. you have been such a good friend to me. love you, harris. lawrence: a trailblazer in this industry for a lot of people for you and me in this industry. so congratulations, harris. rachel: all right. so, i want to just play this little clip for you, lawrence. >> there is all kinds of great pictures, sean, why should everyone go out and buy this book for their family? 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>> well, good morning, lawrence. and thank you for having us. having me and our association on your show. it's a privilege to be here secretary mayorkas is the head of many agents responsible for the security of this nation. he, like any agency head is directly responsible and oversees all of the agencies. and if you have a problem as agent head you are directly responsible and he has failed miserably, after 10 months the department of homeland security and secretary mayorkas maintained a position that our southern border with mexico has been closed. the customs and border statistics of 2021 there is approximately 1.7 to 1.9 million apprehensions that occurred on the border and represent about 164 different countries most of those apprehensions released in the united states in the cover of darkness no community notification want you to know 147,000 unaccompanied minors have come across, 9,000 criminal aliens, 9,000 arrest warrants for criminal aliens law enforcement seized 5,000 pounds of heroin. 11,000 pounds of fentanyl 190,000 pounds of methamphetamine. can you imagine what that does to the united states. lawrence: you are exactly right, sheriff. what you just highlighted was the criminal enterprise of the drugs coming across, the people coming across that pay the cartel as well as the human trafficking. we reached out to the department of homeland security for a comment. but we didn't hear anything back from them. i'm sure we won't. i want to get your reaction to this. fox news polls -- opposed to that $450,000 pay out to separated families at the border. this is what the polls showed. it showed 30% favor it. 49% oppose it no money at all. and 1% oppose some money and 9% are unsure. sheriff, can you highlight and tell this audit jones what these payouts do to incentivize people to continue to come across the border illegally? >> well, you have caravans coming from south america. you have people coming here for the hopes of a better tomorrow. we do have a process to bring those in. you just said it incentivize is a great word. it doesn't matter how they get across. the real issue is the cartels are in charge of it. and that's not me on a southern border. but it's my brothers and sisters that go to work every day and fight this fight of keeping america safe. the border patrolmen are doing their best but they have been pulled back to take care of people that are in facilities and they are not on the border. as i spoke earlier, they have overdosed from those drugs that are being smuggled in, we have over 200 deaths a day. and it's every community. every community, every state in this nation and it's a threat to national security. so, it is incentivizing these kind of things are bad. lawrence: you are so right, sheriff, as you know and i don't have to tell you this, every county is a border county and every state is a border state. >> that's right. lawrence: because what happens there impacts 9/11 this country. thank you for your service, sir. >> thank you and i appreciate being here. thank you. lawrence: you bet. this nba store enes kanter takes to the court with these shoes showing lebron james vowing to the chinese president. the nation divided after kyle rittenhouse found not guilty on all charges. pete hegseth is coming in today for his reaction. that's next. ♪ how does amerisave deliver such low mortgage rates time after time? 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would you like the politicians to decide. would you like the media to decide? would you like the police to decide? or would you like to go backwards to when our system was systematically racist during jim crow or before the civil rights into. would you like to reracialize? that's certainly what it feels like, right? in many cases on the street. or would you like to recognize the fact that as a fragile republic the system we put in place designed from learning other systems is that average people, a dozen average people get the chance to choose the fate of another average person caught in that situation. the jury system effectively is the manifestation of western civilization. it came from ancient greece a. 12? jesus it 12 disciples that's effectively where that came from. 12 jurors making this decision and they blocked out the noise. they looked at the evidence. they heard from both sides. and they made a decision which is why when someone says like joe biden did, we should respect this jury decision, is he actually being honest, at least the first time he said it. because, look at his reaction an hour later after some backlash, is he willing to change his tone. that's why you can't let leaders, that's why you can't let the media make the decision. i'm emboldened. i'm grateful for the willingness of average people to make this decision and ultimately the right to bear arms, the right to self-defense was on trial in many parts as well. and it went in the way of the facts and the video and the conduct of kyle rittenhouse that night. will: best i could tell would be trial by social media. which is a proxy for trial by mob. these elites or our leaders like joe biden all they show themselves to be is spineless and bend to the will of the mob. a guy like kyle rittenhouse or rick sandman, what's it like to be in the crosshairs of the mob? so last night nick sandmann was on sean hannity, here's what he had to say. >> 17-year-old in keil's case. your mind is still developing. so to dealing with an overload of stress where have you this feeling half of the country hundreds of millions of people hate you for something that you're innocent of but how you were painted it can do a lot to you mentally. it takes a very strong will to be able to resist that and keep a level head. i know that kyle is probably dealing with that right now. will: what do you think life will be like for kyle going forward? pete: who knows? i hope he has a strong support system around him? i am sure he will take some time. you asked that question, will, it's the right one, what's it like? watching the reaction, him basically collapse, lose control of his body when the verdict was read, that is what it is like. we are used to it. we are used to criticism and people calling us names and accusations and all of that it's an average 17-year-old kid now 18 who defended himself because a mob was going to kill him told him they were going to kill him and took action in that moment to defend himself. now he has been called a white supremacist a candidate and now the president of the united states. he is going to do -- i hope he does what nicholas sandman did. good morning there is any accountability for the media until they really pay for it in this case it's settlements and tense of millions of dollars in the case of nicholas sandmann. i don't see why kyle rittenhouse doesn't have that same recourse. i think the way he conducted himself leads him a bright future whichever way he wants to go. rachel: i agree. i think the money is interesting. you know, like nic lazarus sandman he sued and he got -- if you listen to that interview that he had with sean hannity, that was so good. he says very clearly. i lost my childhood at 16 when this happened. they became instant adults. my heart just broke hearing that even though he won the money from cnn, nicholas sandmann, it doesn't take away what happened to him. and i think that both of them are too young for this kind of pressure. they don't care about that when when they think they have a certain narrative. racism, guns crossing state lines which has nothing to do with it. lawrence: also didn't happen. rachel: there is that thing. pete: blue checkmark brigade, will, like you referenced, they come after you. you don't actually care. they don't actually care about your well-being or the actual outcome. they care about the outrage that feeds their industry. and then they move on to their next target and their next victim. in case kyle rittenhouse can't move on like nicholas sandmann couldn't. he will be on tucker on monday. a must-see for sure. good luck to him. will: you crossed state lines you are in minnesota. you are going to a basketball tournament. best of luck to your kid today. rachel: crossing state lines is still legal. pete: yes it is. will: i will cross state lines in a couple of days. see you, man. rachel: thanks, pete, miss you. will: massive spending agenda is pushed through the house. house minority whip congressman steve scalise joins us next. you can catch all of the action of the fox nation patriot awards airing tomorrow night on the fox news channel at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. ♪ ♪ are you taking a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? it can also deplete your coq10 levels. i recommend considering qunol coq10 along with your statin medication. the brand i trust is qunol. will: democrats cheering on capitol hill yesterday as they approve the house does, a president -- president biden's man mouth spending package. >> unbelievable. $1.75 trillion bill passing despite delay after a record-breaking 8 hour speech by house minority leader kevin mccarthy who slammed the plan on behalf of his fellow republicans. rachel: here to react is house minority whip congressman steve scalise. congressman, welcome to "fox & friends." tell me your reaction and what you think will happen when this gets over to the senate. >> hey, good morning, rachel. and, look, i think what you are seeing across the country, millions of people are finding out more and more about what's in this bill don't like it. they already are angry about the inflation that's raising the cost of everything they buy, grocery store when you go to fill up your car, if you can even afford to fill it up now. they don't want more washington spending, and what they saw pass yesterday was trillions more washington spending, according to the university of pennsylvania's wharton report. when you take out the budget gimmicks it could be up to $4 trillion of spending and trillions of dollars in new taxes. even bernie sanders pointed out the biggest tax beneficiaries are the millionaires. the people that are going to be paying the most are going to be lower income people. look at the natural gas tax. we're getting ready to face a cold winter. imagine paying 30% more for your electricity bill because of what the democrats but the in this bill because they want to go spend millions more. they want to have millions more people get amnesty at the same time the biden administration is negotiating to give half a million dollars checks to people who came here illegally. how is that going to make our border crisis? it's going to make it worse. people know that they are just saying stop the madness. that's what virginia voters said two weeks ago. surely president biden and speaker pelosi don't care what those voters say. they just want to spend more of the money, rack up more debt and increase inflation even higher. lawrence: congressman, i want to get your reaction to where this goes from here because if we know the procedure right is going to go over to the senate and they are going to reach some compromise if they want a shot to get sinema and manchin to vote for the bill then it's going to go back to the house. the question is are the republicans going to hold the line? they didn't do that with the infrastructure bill. what do you know from your caucus? will they stand for what they promised the voters they would stand for? >> yes, in fact not a single republicanned voted for that bill yesterday. we had one democrat vote with us. i wish they were more. when it comes to the senate they have a razor thin margin. see lower are the amount. a trillion dollars more spent something not a moderate compromise. lawrence: real quickly, congressman it, will come back to the house as well. if they do get that slim majority for the language as well. so when it comes back to the house, will any republican vote for that bill? >> no. not a single one did yesterday. not a single one will when they bring it back. it will come back at some point. but nothing in a bill would be good for the inflation that we are seeing. it's only going to make it worse. it's going to ultimately be something that saddles our kids and grandkids with more debt, too. because somebody has got to pay for this stuff. there is no such thing as a free lunch. rachel: it's not free? >> nothing is free, right. people know that by the way. rachel: i know. >> people know it. they think that these washington liberals though, these big government socialists think they can trick people and buy people off and go look at the results in virginia. it wasn't just republicans who voted no. it was liberals who said enough of the madness and they don't care in washington. will: house minority whip steve scalise thanks for getting up with this morning. lawrence: thank you, congressman. rachel: thank you, congressman, happy thanksgiving. will: turning to a few additional headlines. ennis canter throwing jabs at lebron james for staying silent on worker abuses nike factory in china. kanter wore these sneakers last night. they feature lebron bowing to xi jinping as he gets crowned. now lebron is back. >> give me my energy. is he not someone i would give my energy too to create an opportunity for himself. >> james has a lifetime contract with nike and the shoe giant recently bought a piece of his spring hill company. nike also kaepernick interesting things to say again yesterday. ridiculous things to say. heart-warming video capturing the moment a missing tennessee threerld reunited with his mommy after three weeks. noah was missing after a scheduled visit with his dad. authorities issued a amber alert after the boy's father failed to bring him home. noah was found safe in california and his dad was arrested. those are your headlines. rachel: well, coming up, omar takes aim at aoc over her woke politics. >> aoc fired back that term almost used by exclusively older people. this is a term folks like you brought out. rachel: seems like the left is finally starting to wake up. lawrence: santa's wonderland is back at bass pro shops and cabela's. has an experience. rachel: he is having way too much fun over there. without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy. the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. ask about ubrelvy. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. raach rach welcome back to "fox & friends." the holidays are here and bass pro shops and cabela's has you covered. will: rick reichmuth chief meteorologist in springfield, missouri with black friday deals. rick: rick if you have ever been to a bass pro shops like disney land for adults. luke with us from tennessee. these are cars that kids can actually drive. >> that's exactly right. he pedal to the metal, buddy. 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see protests popping up many other cities, but i can tell you here on the ground in kenosha,st been very quiet. as you mentioned, only one arrest last night, expect sheriff actually was out here talking with protesters on both sides z and handing out coffee and doughnuts. a different vibe compared to last summer. after more than 20 hours of deliberations, the jury finding kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all five counts in this case. the illinois teenager free after he shot three men, killing two, during the unrest following the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha last summer. the facts of this case proved rittenhouse was incident from the beginning. >> i just don't see that there was a case about self-defense, the right to protect one's self from, you know, mr. rosenbaum. don't want to speak ill of the dead, but he wasn't a nice person, and everybody knows why. and a lot of that didn't come in front of the jury. >> reporter: very emotional inside of that courtroom. kyle rittenhouse learning his fate in front of the judge but also family members of the two men that were shot and killed were listening as well. this is one of their girlfriends. >> i don't think that any of us who were directly involved in what happened last year on the 25th are really that surprised. we know that this system is a failure. >> reporter: rate arenhouse breaking down in -- rittenhouse sobbing as he stood in front of the judge, learning his fate there. the family says the teen is looking forward to moving on but by no means celebrating because they know two lives were still lost. two motions for a mistrial hanging over the case. the family tells me the prosecution withheld evidence and improperly questioned rittenhouse. >> this needs to be looked at because of the prosecution in this case and the renarrating and the revisionist history as we went through this case was despicable and just horrendous. and still the jury came to the proper and the just verdict of a not guilty across the board. >> reporter: wisconsin's governor releasing this statement saying in part: no ruling changes our reality in wisconsin that we have to work toward equity, accountability and justice. that communities across our state are demanding and also deserve. and it's police in many cities across this nation and including in kenosha brace for possible unrest, we're hearing from the white house. take a listen. >> impression about the verdict, and the verdict speaks for itself. as many of you know, i pent a majority of my career working to make the criminal justice system more equitable, and there's a lot more work to do. >> reporter: now, the family of kyle raten -- rittenhouse this entire time have said so many people talked about their opinion before the trial started, they said he was completely slandered on social media as well as by so many people in the public. rachel, will, lawrence, back to you. will: good morning, welcome to "fox & friends," lawrence jones in for pete leg along with ray -- pete hegseth. we're glad of to have dan bongino joining us now. he's already nodding along. i could just ask you what are you thinking, dan, on this day where not only have we witnessed now, i guess, justice being served, but we've seen the reaction to that justice from many on the left. >> yeah. you know what i'm thinking this morning? i'm thinking thank the lord that not using his name in vain, believe me, that i'm not one of these liberal idiots. i mean, these people live in an alternate universe that is not reality. aren't you embarrassed? i mean, to the liberals out there who consistently are get just about everything wrong but understand nothing about this case and are still opining, i mean, don't you guys have kids and stuff? they look up to you. gosh, my dad doesn't know anything? like, are you proud of being stupid? here's just a few examples, will. you've forgotten more about sports than i know. you know jalen rose. i used to like him. jalen rose was live on espn, great basketball player, very talented guy. live on espn, i think you used to work there, right? jalen rose was live on espn last night said that the police killed jacob blake. jacob blake is still alive, you idiot! he's still alive. you didn't know that? if you're on espn. espn. some people still watch it, i don't know why. i'm not really interested. you're live on espn, you moron. nobody toll you jacob blake is still alive? and here's funny thing, you felt the need to comment on it? have you ever -- do you even, do you have a phone? do you have a computer? a tv? have you -- the guy's alive, you idiot. so now you have america, the seven people left who are watching espn, you have them believing that this whole thing where rittenhouse showed up in wisconsin was in response to a riot over an unarmed black man who was killed who, in fact, was armed and is still alive. he's alive! how dumb are you in just put it in your favorite search engine, just google it, you idiot. here's another one. sean maloney. will, this guy's the head of the democratic congressional campaign committee otherwise known as the dccc. he put out an official statement saying jacob blake was unarmed. totally -- will: he also said that he was dead. >> he also -- yeah. jacob blake gave an interview admitting he was armed. this guy's the head of the dccc. every american who is not a liberal, i don't care what you are, democrat, communist, conservative, as long as you're not -- i'm serious. you should thank god this morning you are not this stupid. hey, one more. i got an interview with glenn greenwald tonight, it's killer. on his social media feed, right, he's been a critic of crappy media for a long time. he said the brazilian press are warning that the people who were shot by rittenhouse were black. this isn't a matter of opinion. they were white. we're not talking about an opinion like what color do you want your new car. it's a matter of fact. the people who were shot by rittenhouse were white. this is the press in brazil. how stupid are you? wait, one more thing because i'm not done here because this case has me so pissed off, i can't even tell you. how many times are we going to hear from the left he crossed state lines. my father just crossed state lines. will, you and rachel took a picture with him. he went to the patriot awards. he's driving back to north carolina. what the hell does that mean? he's in georgia now, south carolina this morning. john bongino is driving into south carolina, crossing state lines. [laughter] what does that have to do with anything? he crossed state lines. these people are full of crap, and i'm telling you, i thank lord every day i'm not one of them. rachel: i was going to say thank the lord for videotape. if it hadn't been for independent journalists, one of whom we interviewed in the last hour, i think that young man would be sitting in jail right now. there would be no hope for him because they tried to set this narrative with the media and the democrats, and they do it with these common sense wisconsin, this common sense wisconsin jury because of the the video. >> yeah. rachel, i'm glad you brought that up. i bring this up tonight on the show as well. will's there the, i gotta one-up him -- [laughter] it's the competition, who can plug their show more at this point. [laughter] will: i'm losing. [laughter] >> you are losing. but i bring this up with greenwald tonight. it's such an comment point. if it wasn't -- an excellent point. if it wasn't for people like andy ngo and others, independent, actual journalist guys who went and videoed it and showed the truth, america would believe that a white supremacist domestic terrorist with a short-barreled rifle illegally crossed state lines, was an active shooter and mowed down a bunch of black men. none of those things happened. if you didn't have the video and independent journalists. and then they attack us, rachel, for misinformation. the real specialists are the mainstream media clowns who are still reporting this. lawrence: it's not just the mainstream media. the former professional paid activist now turned congresswoman cori bush says the judge, the jury, the defendant is white supremacy in action. then you've got gavin newsom. this is what he had to say. you can break the law, carry around weapons, shoot and kill people and get away with it, that's the message we've just sent to the armed vigilantes across the nation. and then cuomo of all people said today's verdict is a sin on the soul of america. i also saw during the protests yesterday in new york city that rosenbaum and hoover are apparently heroes that were there standing up with black lives. there were no black lives killed. and, by the way, they're not heroes. you've got a level three sex offender, the other convicted of domestic battery and domestic abuse. so those are the facts. >> yeah. i got two points. the first one, you know, we used to make this kind of comical joke during the trump presidency that if trump cured cancer, the left would go to bat for cancer. guys, we're here right now. the left right now as you just actually stated is literally -- not figuratively -- going to bat for a child rapist, lawrence, who was dropping the, in the-bomb and who is -- the n-bomb and is racist. lawrence: raped multiple kids. rachel: 9 to 11-year-olds. why is he even out on the streets? that's the legal question i'd ask. >> this guy, this guy, a child rapist, dropping the n-bomb is now in the liberal hall of fame with a plaque. this is not a joke. we saw is donald trump, you're seeing it right now. here's another thing too, i saw a great interview on hannity last night, a guy who's been maligned by the press as well. he just wrecked cnn, and i'm glad he did. i disagree with one thing, people said, well, maybe rittenhouse wants to move on with his life. we're all in this fight now, guys. these liberals are not kidding around. they're full-blown socialist communists who celebrate child rapists dropping the n-bomb. we are not going to win this fight until we start imposing draconian financial losses on our opponent. if you're going to go out there like cori bush and joe biden and falsely defame this kid and call him a white supremacist without a scintilla of evidence then what? the big guy getting paid off from china, joe biden, he better call his chinese communist party buddies and have them cut a check because he should be bankrupt immediately. maybe hunter biden can blowhole some painting the pay his bill -- [laughter] that's the only way this crap is going to change. no more nice guy. we're in this fight. they brought it on us, we didn't ask for it, and now it's time to fight back. rachel: true. well said. will: i'm not only not good at promoting the will cain podcast, you can catch more of that tonight on unfilterrerred, 10 p.m., fox news channel. lawrence: i'm just wondering if you have anything left. [laughter] >> it'll be -- listen, we're live tonight, so please check it out, and, will, i do love your podcast. it's very good. i just learned you're a very good lawyer too, so you're very smart -- [laughter] politics, the law, you know, sports -- will: why do you hide from everybody that you're an attorney? i said, i want to preserve my good reputation. rachel: did you know he was a ranch hand as well in he's got it all. >> i see the social media feed, and he's got that hat on that lawrence took a lot of crap for for not wearing the right way. i thought lawrence looked good. you saw hem at the patriot awards. he's always the spiffiest dresser. even my wife's like you better find this guy's tailor. i didn't want to take a picture with lawrence because i looked terrible. [laughter] will: and he makes us look small. people say, will, you're much taller than i thought. [laughter] >> everybody, when lawrence took a picture my dad, he's like, man, your dad's shot. i'm like,, no he's not, you're super tall. [laughter] will: all right, dan, we'll be watching tonight. rachel: we love you, dan. >> see you guys later. rachel: we're going to turn to your headlines, a live look at austria as thousands of protesters gather against covid-19 restrictions. the country announced a national lockdown for the unvaccinated. other demonstrations are expected in other european countries as measures are enforced across the continent. drivers make a mad dash for cash that fell out of an armored truck on a california freeway. police say it happened on an interstate in carlsbad. video shows drivers and and bistanders scrambling -- bystanders scrambling to pick up the bills. several arrests were reported. authorities are sill working on recovering all of the money. wow, that's insane! 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>> well,ing look, i stand by what the jury has concluded. jury system works, and is we have to abide by it. lawrence: president biden reacting to kyle rittenhouse's acquittal admitting he didn't even watch the trial while also dodging the question on whether he stands by his past comments calling rittenhouse a white supremacist. here to react, former white house press secretary caylee kah mcenany and leo terrell. thank you for being here. kayleigh, you used to be in the white house, what do you think of the president of the united states going back on his word from before which is kyle rittenhouse is a white supremacist? >> i know this is going to sound harsh, but i think it's merited. president biden is a pathetic coward. he demonized a 17-year-old man calling him a white supremacist to score a cheap, disgusting, low political point. it does not even have the audacity to apologize to a teenager for whom he is responsible for ruining part of this young man's life. contrast that to president trump. i was in the white house with president trump when this happened. president trump said, you know, very even handedly to a question from a white house correspondent about does president trump stand by vigilantes, that's what the correspondents were doing, but he said very calmly the video seems to show that he was atacted, it seems to -- attacked, but there's an investigation underway. i think law enforcement should be the ones taking actions in the street, not americans, you know, obviously. rittenhouse, now we know he acted in self-defense. but you had a president who was even-handed. last point, lawrence, john cooper pointed out at 2:29 joe biden comes out and says the process works. 72 minutes later he says he's angry about the process. his handlers simply said you must continue to villainize this young man. i thought it was pathetic. lawrence: looks like his team may have backtrack thed. leo, you're a civil rights attorney. want to get your reaction to the aclu tweet. they said this: despite kyle rittenhouse's conscious decision to travel across state lines and injure one person and take the two lives of two people protesting in the shooting of jacob blake by police, he was not held responsible for his action. unfortunately, this is not surprising, end quote. what's your reaction to that? >> first of all, thanks, glad to be here with you, lawrence, and, of course, with kayleigh. the aclu's supposed to be a civil rights, constitutional, legal organization. kyle rittenhouse was fighting for his life. of he was fighting or if his constitutional rights, the right of the defendant. and you see a prosecutor, lawrence, in this courtroom, a prosecutor, try to take away his constitutional rights. his right to remain silent. his right to participate in the process under the fifth amendment. and then you had joe biden trying to poison the well by calling him a white supremacist. i am so sick and tired as a civil rights attorney that the left is looking at everything, everything every day as racist. it's wrong. the aclu used to fight for individual liberties and rights. they took a pass on this case for this young man. you know why, lawrence? because they're in bed with the democrats, with the left. and the left has basically ignored the truth. as a lawyer, as an american, i am so glad that the the legal system worked in favor of kyle rittenhouse. this young man should have never been charged, lawrence. lawrence: you know, kayleigh, i don't know the political ideology of kyle. i do know that there was an overzealous prosecutor that did not abide by the court order and tried to take away his constitutional rights to counsel or the right to remain silent, that violated court procedure on numerous amounts of time, that did not -- tried to withhold information and evidence from the defense. i mean, you would think this would be a slam dunk case for civil rights people that believe in equal justice under the law, right, kayleigh? >> you would think that, but they had a politicized prosecutor who shamefully acted in the behavior you just described. and meanwhile, an 18-year-old boy, his life hung on a series of what ifs. what if there was no video? what if you didn't have a witness admit on the stand that he put a gun in his face? what if there weren't citizen journalists out there taping? what if? meanwhile, you look at the mom and her face, the pain and anguish on that mom's face, and the what ifs were there because you had a media who demonized this young man, did not care about the facts, but he fit the profile of a leftist villain. and that is all they cared about. and that mom had to undergo this kyle rittenhouse -- we saw him collapse, we saw his visible pain and anguish because of a media and social media that had an agenda, and they manifested it and tried to ruin a young man's life. thank god that justice was served and he was declared innocent. lawrence: leo, we know why this happened. they needed this. kyle was a trump supporter. of he was the white supremacist. the narrative that the democrats needed going into the presidential race. >> lawrence, you're spot on on that comment. look, democrats pulled out everything. they sided with the rioters last year. they needed, basically, a pawn. kyle rate. enhouse was their pawn, among others. they would lie, they would cheat, they would do everything possible at expense of this young man. hopefully, and i hope the left heard this, that the legal system worked, the jury said we reject your lies and accusations, especially joy reid's. and this young man is going to walk. kyle rittenhouse is a free man. you know why, lawrence? 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that parents are now more likely to ten forward than they were, say, when you were getting those whispers? >> i think that's absolutely true for some parents. i think as we're seeing across the country parents are standing up. but i think tough like this does still make other parents afraid. look what happened to this family in texas of all places. i'm going to get killed in new york city if i speak up. and i think the key thing is you're never going to be quiet enough to not have this kind of attack happen to you. it didn't happen over critical race theory, over gender issues, it happened over masking. and i think parents need to know they need to stand up to their school boards, they need to speak up for their kids, and they really can't be quiet on some things hoping to avoid shaming or blame or this kind of thing. we need to stand together. rachel: yeah. we need to stand together, i think that's so important. when somebody does step forward9 and the mom comes after them, it's really important you really surround that person and support them because it can make you feel very alone. i've been, obviously, very encouraged by what you've done in loudoun county, what so many other parents are doing. the youngkin election was a sign parents could make a difference and take back their schools. my question to you is that what we're seeing so many of the problems in our schools are so systemic. is the the answer, i mean, it's great to take over the school board, but is the real answer in the state legislature and going for school choice so that the money is attached to the child and not to these corrupt systems? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, we have to realize that we have a national pandemic of another sort going on through our school systems right now. and, you know, the the issue on the doxxing was about masks, but in fort worth they have had a huge debate about critical race theory as well. there is a dad the who said he had a thousand soldiers to bring to oppose those parents who are challenging those ideas. and, you know, along with what keisha said about having, important to go on the offensive and what carol is saying about stand thing together, we have to investigate these school districts. and the state legislatures are really critical in this. as you know in texas, they're tried to ban critical race theory but, in fact, in fort worth they have spent $1.3 million on an organization, pacific educational group, in that has had this book called courageous conversations brought to the school district. and you have to wonder how does this kind of hate begin that allows for doxxing of others just for a different point of view? it's because in this book are the exercises that talk about separating people based on privilege, based on their skin color, teaching the idea that whiteness is a bad idea. and we have the receipts. these are the receipts. show clearly that critical race theory has been taught and the teaching goes from seminar after seminar. five-year programs, but guess what? if reading and math for third graders is abysmal there in fort worth. only 1 out of 3 students is at grade level. and that's the tragedy -- rachel: absolutely. >> and that's why we need parents to have more rights. rachel: any one of you can jump in on this question. i look at the work and the time that it took for you to foia and get these receipts and get this information. isn't it just easier if you can't afford it and there's a great private option or charter school just to take your kids there? it seems like a full-time job to get to the bottom of all this stuff. i mean, a lot of it is starting, you know, in the teachers' colleges. how do you take that on in i think we have to realize -- oh, i'm sorry. [laughter] i think we have to realize they might have the mob, but we have the moms and the movement. and we will do what's best for our children. and if that means pulling them out because you guys all know that i've call for a moss exodus which is -- mass exodus which is basically exercising more school choice, do it. because our children have to be prepared for the next levels of life. we cannot wait for the school board to be corrected even though that's manager that we have to do -- something that we have to do, but we need our children to be prepared, and they should not have to sit under this type of tyranny and have their information sent out into the public because the mob wants to go nuts. rachel: right. >> they might have the mob, but we have the movement. rachel: that's right. carol, really quickly, i don't have time for my kids to wait for the system to change. >> right. yeah, no, that's it. if you can get your kids out, i think we do need to abandon failed systems. i do feel very strongly that we can't really, you know, leave parents behind. so as you take your kids out of the system, you must agitate for school choice, for school vouchers. if you're lucky enough to be able to have an option for your children to put them in private or charter school, push for those same options for people who don't have the resources that you have. i think that's so important. i saw in new york city last year where parents just pulled kids and put hem in schools where schools were open and left their public school brethren behind in closed schools. i think it's wrong if you don't push for school choice and you have the option for that yourself. rachel: well, carol, asra, keisha, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> have courage, everyone. rachel: happy thanksgiving, by the way. [laughter] all right. well, kyle rittenhouse is found not guilty, but the left isn't having it. we reveal the truth to some of the many lies throughout this case with clay travis next. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ will: kyle rittenhouse found not guilty on all counts while liberals rush to judgment with hair own evidence. -- their own evidence. let's debunk some of those claims right now. first up, congresswoman ilhan omar claiming -- with a lie concern that rittenhouse executed two people. we now know that was not true. he was never even charged with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide, it was only one. keep going. politifact reported that it was illegal for kyle rittenhouse to carry an ar-15 here as a 17-year-old, also a lie. the truth is the judge threw out that charge. he was never, it was never illegal under state law for him to carry that gun. let's keep moving. joy behar, she's not alone on this one, claims kyle rittenhouse illegally crossed state lines with a firearm, or but the truth is he didn't cross state lines with that gun. that lie continues this morning. here to react is the founder of outkick, clay travis. clay, the sad thing is the little bit of lies i've given you only scratches the surface, and the lies did not stop with the verdict. they are lies this morning, it's almost impossible to keep up, clay. >> yeah. well, i know you're a lawyer, we're both recovering lawyers, and we talked about this down at the patriot awards. we watched a lot of this trial. i commend the jury for not letting lost in all of the media lies and focusing on what actually took place in this case. when i was in law school, will, my criminal lawyer teacher said there are only three things that matter, the facts, the facts and the facts. and when you look at all the facts in this case, kyle rittenhouse was not guilty, and it would have actually been a miscarriage of justice if he had been found guilty. and all those points that you are sharing that are wrong, that are lies, to me it reflects how little time most people in our industry actually willing to give to paying attention to the details. last night on espn i'm trying to watch as the celtics are playing the lakers, and jalen rose came out and said that the guys who were shot were allies of black lives matter and also said that jacob blake was dead, that he was, that he had not survived and that it was an unjustified police shooting. these lies are spreading and prop a gating like crazy, and i just give credit to the kenosha, wisconsin, jury for focusing on the facts and making sure that we got the right result. all of this media disinformation, will, big tech actually cared about truly making information that is not accurate not trend, then, like, 95% of what the blue chip brigade wouldn't be able to spread at all on social media because most of it is founded in lies. will: to your point, none of them tagged as misinformation by social media. and you make a good point, if you have a platform of influence, you have a minimum responsibility -- >> well said. will: -- with what the hell you're talking about. let's move on, college football. fox sports kickoff show, and your bus tour you are in mississippi today. next week auburn, alabama. today you're there for vanderbilt/ole miss. i'm sure you're going to have fun watching your alma mater trying to put up some type of effort against ole miss. let's start with iowa state/oklahoma, and that is the big noon kickoff. >> well, you know, oklahoma's kind of been rolling ever since they were one of many teams to kick your texas longhorns' ass, will -- [laughter] but they lost last week against baylor, and so this is really an elimination game. there's lots of talk of matt campbell, the iowa state head coach, whether he might be leaving for a bigger job. and if oklahoma wants to find themselves in the big 12 title game, they have to win this game against iowa state, set up a monitor game of bedlam against oklahoma state. i think ou will bounce back from a really disappointing game against baylor, get the win and cover against iowa state a little bit later today. will: you know what? i make a joke about this, the pac 12 has a game at 4 eastern time. more people are going to see ucla against usc today the, clay, this rivalry game. >> yeah. look, usc's still got to figure out who their head coach is going to be the, maybe, possibly matt campbell at iowa state at the top of that list. chip kelly has got ucla back, this is a monster rivalry game. i like ucla going up against a rudderless in many ways southern california program. give chip kelly something to celebrate as they roll into the end of the season for the bruins. will: i make five picks every week on the will cain podcast. i weighed in on oklahoma state against texas tech, 8:00. night game in lubbock. i like the points and the upset. what do you like? >> well, they always say college kickers are a disaster except texas tech bombed through a 60-plus-yard field goal to win. they've got a lot of momentum. i think 0.5 is -- 10.5 is too many. i like the over. i like texas tech to cover this game. we talked about oklahoma/oklahoma state, one of the great rivalries is next week to finish out the the season, and so i think texas tech's going to give oklahoma state everything they can handle, the over and a cover. will: yeah, i like the cover. by the way, you can play along, download the fox bet super 6 app. enter a chance to win $25,000 this weekend. all you need to do is pick six outcomes in today's games, then watch and see how it plays out. it's free, download the fox bet super 6 app. and don't forget to check out outkick. all right, clay, have some fun. it looks cold. >> go longhorns, right? 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