questions? todd: president biden turns his back on reporters again refusing to take questions, the strategic oil reserve he is releasing expected to go to china and india. todd: san francisco's da criticizing the police as a string of coordinated mass robberies, the cops fault. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thanksgiving eve. carley: we begin with a fox news alert. three tragedies in wisconsin, a sixth victim. and 8-year-old little boy died from his injuries. the community said progressive policies are responsible for releasing a violent offender on the streets. todd: sad to see that little boy's picture. >> reporter: 8-year-old jackson sparks died from his injuries after the vehicle attack sunday at the waukesha christmas parade. the 6 victims being mourned by a shots community after darrell brooks's red is you the barreled through the parade injuring at least 60 people. two police officers who tried to stop brooks said the act was intentional. waukesha judge kevin costello setting bail at $5 million calling it extraordinarily high for an extraordinarily big case. >> the nature of this offense is shocking. i've not seen anything like this in my long career. >> reporter: brooks face lower bail just days before the attack after being arrested for punching his girlfriend in the face, then running her over in a gas station parking lot. bond for that attack set at $1,000. local residents left stunned. >> no reason somebody should be that low with that serious a crime. >> something needs to change. >> i can't believe that was the situation but it was. >> reporter: residents blaming progressive milwaukee da john chisholm who said in 2007 he was aware radical bail reform could lead to increased homicides. at the time he said, an individual put into a treatment program to go out and kill somebody, you bet. guaranteed, it is guaranteed to happen. the sixth intentional homicide charge is expected in days following the child's death. several children and adults remain in critical condition at hospitals in the area. todd: as if the situation could get worse, the statement you read makes this worse. >> reporter: the deadly attack in waukesha could be the start of a revolution after the not guilty verdict for kyle rittenhouse. >> what they say about why this happened, but it sounds possible the revolution has started. started - they believe this has to do with the verdict. carley: police have not commented on a motive for suspected attacker darrell brooks the two officers president at the parade say the attack was intentional. todd: the white house distancing itself a she tlaib who is pushing a bill that would close all federal prisons. >> the president does not support abolishing prisons. he does not support defunding the police. he thinks matters like that will make us less safe and does not support legislation that includes it. todd: jen psaki saying president biden supports common sense prison reform but not a bill that would advocate defunding law enforcement. carley: the fox news exclusive interview with kyle rittenhouse. >> it is malice defaming my character to say something like that. mister president, if i could say something to you i urge you to go back and watch the trial and understand the facts before you make a statement. >> reporter: press secretary jen psaki labeling the tenet white supremacy during the campaign. >> will will president ever apologize to the acquitted kenosha shooter kyle rittenhouse for suggesting online and on tv that he is a white supremacist? >> this is about a campaign video released last year that used donald trump's own words as he refused to condemn white supremacists. >> is not clear rittenhouse will take legal action against those he says flattered his character. president biden has left the building for thanksgiving after tapping the strategic petroleum reserve in an effort to combat skyrocketing gas prices. heather: president refusing reporter questions before leaving saying family should rest easy on the state of inflation. griff jenkins is always working and joins us live in washington. >> reporter: are you feeling the pain at the pump? the president is help is on the way. but he admits this won't bring immediate relief. >> my action will not solve the problem of high gas prices overnight. my effort to combat climate change is not raising the price of gas. todd: afterwards no time for questions. >> thank you for your time and effort. i will have plenty of time - >> when will you answer our questions? >> next stop the president touched down in nantucket where he will spend thanksgiving reportedly staying in a billionaire's compound leaving some wondering if scranton joe is out of touch with working-class americans. this as his interview secretary is unaware of the current us oil consumption rate. >> how many barrels of oil does the us consume her day? >> i don't have that number. todd: last year it was 18 million barrels a day raising questions over how much impact this release will have. democratic senator joe manchen says today's release from the strategic petroleum reserve is an important policy mandate for raising gas prices but does not solve the self-inflicted wound shortsighted energy policies have on our nation and donald trump as well. >> 75 million barrels and filled 75 million. now the biden administration wants to take the strategic reserves and use that to artificially force down the price of gasoline and gas. it is ridiculous. >> reporter: this release is the first time the us has coordinated such a move with the world's largest oil consumers weeping some wondering if this benefits china more than the us. todd: senator john kennedy says president biden's energy policy is aiding our adversaries. >> president biden's energy policy is weak and dumb. he and his woke friends have eliminated, terminated, ended america's hard-fought energy independence and their new policy, let's force america to buy oil from foreign countries that hate us so those foreign countries will have money to buy weapons to try to kill us. his reliance on foreign oil is causing gas prices to go through the roof. i think if many people won the lottery the first thing they would do is fill up their gas tanks. it is just ridiculous. todd: 50 million gallons won't cover 3 days worth of oil consumption in the us how does that bring gas prices - >> two energy executives up next. ♪♪ happy holidays from lexus. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2022 es 350. as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. get 1.9% apr financing they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ with xfinity home, you can keep your home and everything in it more protected. i can wrangle all my deliveries. thanks, hoss! and i help walk the dog from wherever. *door unlocks* ♪ ♪ well, i can bust 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today they are dragging their feet, they can do that today. that would make a difference at the pump. carley: jennifer granholm yesterday, take a listen. >> how many barrels of oil does the us consume her day? >> i don't have that number in front of me. carley: she didn't know the answer. 20 million barrels of petroleum her day, it would be gone in about 2 and a half days so why are they touting this as a solution, big win when it is like putting a band-aid over a bullet hole? >> what my colleagues said it was a symbolic gesture. it means nothing. it means 0. let's talk about that. us decline producing 13 million barrels a day a year ago and now we are down to 11 million barrels a day. that is a difference of 2 million barrels a day and they are releasing 50,000. give me a break. jillian: why does never go down from 13.5 to 11 million? >> it has to do with where we are pumping our gasoline, our supplies from. one of the big items is we have a 2 million barrel pipeline coming in from alaska. we are only bringing in 400,000 barrels a day and out of 2 million, we are capable of shipping 2 million barrels a day if we fix the problem we have in alaska, canada has 100 years worth of oil. canada, the council general says to me, why are we buying it from russia, from vladimir putin and opec when we have it in north america. doesn't make sense to pay people $80 a barrel and take that - transferred to europe, transfer it to opec, transferred to russia. carley: the president delivered a speech about the rising cost of oil and gas touting the plan to release 50 million barrels and he said his climate policies shouldn't be blamed for higher prices. look what he said about jobs. watch this. >> president biden: our combined actions will not solve the problem of high gas prices overnight but will make a difference, my effort to combat climate change is not raising the price of gas. carley: he went on to say his policies would create jobs because he's talking about green energy jobs. you are concerned about line 5 shutting down which would mean you and everybody work with would lose your job. what is your reaction to his statement yesterday? >> he said it point where he has got to say something, symbolic or not. as we talk about we are losing as my colleague mentioned, we've lost 2 million barrels a day of refining capacity in this country. guess where it is going, india and china who do not refine it and produce it as cleanly as we do in the united states. it is an environmental health issue we should be concerned with, a national security issue, energy security issue. carley: it could because sting jobs and making our planet less green in the process which is a huge problem, thank you for joining us. todd: 17 after the hour. new york city wants to give hundreds of thousands of noncitizens the right to vote in local elections. is this a way for democrats to add more names to the voter role? a congressional candidate born in mexico who became an american the 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grant noncitizens the right to vote in some local elections. the idea getting pushback with even the far left mayor bill deblasio expressing concern. >> i have reservations. i understand of folks say i am a pathway to citizenship but also have feelings about the value of citizenship, wanting to encourage people to become citizens fully. todd: a south texas republican congressional candidate who became a us citizen when she was 6 years old, joins me to discuss how bad an idea is this if not even deblasio is on board. >> it is a horrible idea. this is i just believe being an american citizen is a privilege, a blessing the only americans should be able to vote in this country. in mexico where i'm from you need a border id and trust be a citizen of mexico to vote. why would it be different here? local elections to me are more important because it impacts us directly. it is a horrible idea and send the wrong message and wants to encourage people to become american citizens. these people will not see the value of it if we allow them to vote. >> away for democrats to pump voter rolls and even if you can't vote in state and national elections this is putting a ton of democrats as you mentioned that the local policies are democrat in nature from here to eternity. >> local elections are just as important in south texas. i got involved in mayor elections and realize the difference between having the wrong mayor in the right person for the job. and how important these local elections are and this decision should only be made by american citizens and we must preserve the value of being an american citizen. it is a true blessing to be an american citizen and only americans should be also to vote in this country from the top to the bottom. todd: you hear so much outrage from the left about voter integrity laws, you being in texas, you are well familiar with these but where is the outrage over the fact that actual citizens of these cities many of whom are black and latino themselves will have their votes diluted by these kinds of actions? >> exactly. yesterday, i asked in south texas about this incident, everyone disagrees, they believe only american citizens should be able to vote even at the local level. not one person, 90% hispanic, the people i spoke with disagreed, only american citizens should be able to vote at the local level. this is something -- todd: you mentioned doing it the right way but look where we are in my society between this, where is the incentive for people to do it the right way, the incentive is the opposite way. do it the wrong way and there are no consequences. >> there is no consequences. unlike the democrat party i am focused on the legal process. the democrat party is focused on the illegal process. they don't want to fix this problem. i do. we do. the republican party is focused on the legal process. we want to encourage people to come here the legal way. don't have to go to this horrible journey putting your life at risk and having to pay criminal organizations at the southern border thousands of dollars. we want you to do it the right where you don't have to do this. todd: there is one thing i learned on my diner trips across the country specifically when i spoke to people who did it the right way they are the most upset by what they see happening on the borders and that is during the trump administration. imagine how those people feel during the biden administration the last 10 months. check back in with us, happy thanksgiving. speaking of which, millions of americans hitting the road to the airports ahead of turkey day but will mother nature cooperate? carley: the fox weather holiday. >> holiday forecast starting to feel more wintery. 26 degrees in raleigh right along the east coast. in the middle of the country a little warmer. 53 degrees in kansas city. cold air in the southeast, frost warnings and advisories stretching as far south as the florida panhandle, the big bend where temperatures are getting near freezing. forecast for today does warm up, we see more warm air in the middle of the country, 60 degrees in kansas city, 31 in chicago but with these clear conditions you asked about travel whether this is what it looks like. a little bit of rain and snow with the mountains but completely green across the country. we are not tracking any big weather systems. folks hitting the roads it is looking fairly clear. todd: it means go as well. you will see me tomorrow after thanksgiving. carley: president biden on thanksgiving break and hit the road without taking any questions from the press. >> president biden: plenty of time to talk to you. >> when will you answer our questions, sir? todd: several major outlets with another bombshell report on hunter's business ties to china. we are talking to joe concha next. ♪♪ 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 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carley: jen psaki said president biden takes questions all the time. >> she said the president takes 20 to 30 questions on average per week when it ain't remotely close to that number as we just saw. you can't blame the president. he was under orders. that's right, he's the commander-in-chief, he should be taking question that this time it nothing says covid like a president heading to a sprawling estate of one private equity billionaire during what would be the most expensive thanksgiving holiday for american families in our nation's history. just seems so out of touch and by blowing off the press again he doesn't seem to care and that used to be a biden thing, that he cares about the little guy and it is not just gas prices but the food people are buying on thanksgiving, home heating which is expected to be 50% higher this winter. don't see how he reverses his poll numbers if he's running from the american public and the press outside of canned >> that inspire no one while inflation is crime and gas prices rise. todd: the white house has a problem with masks, saying he takes 20 to 30 questions on topics and the bbb will pay for itself. but i digress. let's move on to the next topic. you are the media guy, democrats and anita can't accept the kyle house verdict but there is 0 level of outrage over the bail reform laws at the wisconsin parade. let's go back to the media stuff on rittenhouse. >> rittenhouse drove in from illinois armed for battle. what we know now is the jury but the narrative of them being a victim. >> a warning to every white suburbanite with a black lives poster in their window, they too can be shot by a white 17-year-old with an ar 15. >> the american right, the most craven openly inflammatory bomb for a was in the republican party celebrated the gunning down of three fellow americans leading to the dead like it was a super bowl. todd: we can show you the christmas parade tragedy because there wasn't any. how telling is it the media abandoned the christmas parade tragedy story the moment it became clear that it did not support the narrative that always involves race. >> take republican and democrat out of it, conservative, liberal, whatever your ideology is, the parade massacre from a journalism perspective with infinitely worse than the rittenhouse case by a country mile. you have six people did including grandmothers, and 8-year-old child died yesterday, dozens are still hospitalized and it appears more and more this was anything but an accident, guy trying to get away from a crime scene and carried out by a man who should have never been out of jail in the first place. the average we've seen for a long time on rittenhouse is nonexistent and traditional with the christmas parade massacre. the homepages of the major news organizations, and the early saw, doesn't fit the narrative. carley: a new york times report about the company hunter biden founded the else china purchase a cobalt line from an american company in the purchase help strengthen china, weaken the united states and if you look at the media coverage of that, abc, cbs and nbc, remind you of what bill maron said, all night on m s nbc. >> i never thought i would say that. you shall not criticize hunter biden, the new is not new, not so new rules news organizations. in the 2020 election, the third rail of journalism, display working for an energy giant or any actual experience in ukraine, the chinese deal you talked about is part owner of a company involved in a $4 million purchase by chinese conglomerate, john junior does this, it is nice to be hunter, a life that describe scrutiny and receive not because his father has a d next to his name and that is the way it goes in the media and you can't take it seriously anymore. todd: happy thanksgiving eve. stay right there. >> the lead, 13 democrats added to the gop list next november and republicans say this expensive thanks giving will buy the left. todd: to keep one of its major holiday 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today. >> thanksgiving eve is here. texas congressman dan crenshaw will share his tips on how to talk politics with your family. if not everybody's on the same side of the aisle but he will talk congressman with us. the president will try to address the energy crisis by releasing 50 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. it is a snub to oil-producing states and he's doing something about it and showing up and nba star and is cantor is challenging claims to china. he will join us more on that in a wide-ranging interview and we will talk thanksgiving football and cook up some not so old-fashioned ham with terry bradshaw. we have a busy 3 hours 14 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your thanksgiving eve news. hope you have already gone to the store and bought turkey and cranberries because it is a big crowd. >> we will be later today on "fox and friends". todd: you look excited for thanksgiving. you are ready to go. >> i have tomorrow off. today is as you know the biggest party day of the year. carley: we all hang out with our high school friends. the house gop is adding 13 members to its so-called democrat exit list. todd: bill mcgurn, fox news contributor and wall street journal editorial board member, good to see you. happy turkey day, going after some entrenched democrats here. we are not talking people who have been here for two years, some have been your lifetime. is it a fund-raising tactic what do republicans think they can flip the seats? >> is both was look at the last two elections, 2020, republicans did better in the house vote than people thought. nancy pelosi has a slim majority and they think they will do better. looking at two big issues coming at you, crime and inflation and i think the republicans are going to capitalize on it the best they can. jillian: 17 democrats retiring in the house, the gop needs a net gain of five seats in 2022 to win back the majority. the national republican congressional, just released an ad targeting democrats over thanksgiving. watch this. >> turkey, apple pie, gas. democrats reckless spending has made everything costs more. tell congressman dan killeddean we can't afford this. carley: last time you were on with as you said how president biden has all his eggs in the bills back better basket, hoping that will save his poll numbers but you say if it passes inflation could go up more. what will happen with the economy? >> that my belief, it will fuel inflation more. they are in a bad place on this. it is not just thanksgiving people are paying more for turkey. all these things people feel every day. my kids feel it when they fill up their gas tanks. if you give a chevy malibu 15 gallon think it is next at $20 to fill up your gas tank and i don't think the biden administration has been encouraging, first they tried to deny it was a high-class problem and now they say it will receive later this year. they better hope so because this is something every american notices and relates to. todd: your paper, the wall street journal refusing to bow to the left's demand to cancel thanksgiving editorial. these are historical, they may use language we don't using common parlance in 2021, but they are historical. how vital is it to take a public stand like this and not back down in the face of the local mob when it comes to history? >> my boss is not a guy who backs down easily. this is an attempt to ruin things for other people. a lot of people love the journal's editorial. we have two, one quoting a contemporary at the time, and the other written in 1961 by the editorial page editor and a lot of people love it and politically correct police have come for it now because the language in the pilgrims reminiscence of that day. it is important to take little steps like this because it is not a joke. the end result is if there is something nice and traditional you are going to have a lot of people come and try to ruin it. carley: when something is nice or unapologetically american it is going to get attacks but we look forward to reading the wall street journal editorial tradition on thanksgiving. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. todd: president biden launching -- to break this thanksgiving break. the holiday, he will be spending at a billionaire estate in nantucket. carley: does the white house plan to address inflation? that is the big question. brian bromberg live on the air with the answer. ♪♪ we've been waiting all year to come together. happy holidays from lexus. get $1,500 lease cash toward a 2022 rx 350. when it comes to autism, get $1,500 lease cash finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org ♪ >> our combined actions will not solve the problem of high gas prices overnight and will make a difference. and it will take time but, before long, you should see the price of gas drop where you fill up your tank. my effort to combat crime change is not raising the price of gas. todd: before jetting off to nantucket president biden ensuring americans ease inflation everything but his agenda. carley: associate professor of business brian brenberg joins us now. the president is going to have a very good thanksgiving at this ritzy nantucket escape. during his speech yesterday he says don't worry, i'm on it everything is fixed. i spoke to the ceo of walmart. ports are open 24/7 so we are good. are we good? >> americans are just talking to the ceo of walmart? that's great. i believe you. he said the price would go down overnight. it didn't go down at all it went up. everybody knows 50 million barrels of oil sounds good. it's a drop in the bucket it doesn't do anything for oil prices. so, he says americans rest easy. americans say why don't you show me something that actually is going to do something about gas prices. and there is nothing. there is nothing in the plan. it's all window dressing and words, which is why people don't believe it. todd: not only has this administration done things over the last 10 months that have really set our country back, that's opinion. facts here now he sort of ignored all of his promises including the one that was oh middle class won't pay higher taxes. inflation could not be more of a beings to an the middle class if tried. is the white house -- do you have any confidence that anything that they are doing is going to bring down inflation. >> the problem is they keep saying they want to see prices go down but they are spending all their time and energy pushing policies that will bring prices back up. the spending, folks, cash in the goonomy when ing to make that problem worse. they are talking about $4 trillion more in spending. not 1.75. much closer to 4. they are not paying for it, of course, they are not being honest about it. people can see that biden has a credibility problem. i wrote about this fox news this morning. he has a credibility problem. that's you his biggest problem with the economy. he says things what's going to happen, nobody believes him. that's a recipe for higher inflation which you lose credibility. carley: absolutely. i noticed during a speech he said that unemployment rate was 1% when he took office. i think it was close to 6. >> 6.3. >> i don't know where he got that number. carley: was he president during the great depression? we were just talking about gas price. he, once again, said yesterday that the reason gas prices are so high right now is because opec isn't producing enough oil. and he makes no mention of the fact that under president trump we were energy independent. we didn't need to rely on other countries for our oil and gas. >> we were the swing producer. we set the price on world markets because we were producing so much. we backed off, it's so interesting the president has handed power to opec and russia. he claims to be someone who wants to fight climate change. wants to fight fossil fuels. he has given all the power to countries that are dependent on those fuels. carley: yeah. and that produce oil and gas in a dirtier way than the united states does. todd: before weave let you run to your bird and various sides and pie. what are your thoughts on this? kamala harris voting against jerome powell's first nomination. now she is vice president. maybe to put a united front out there. do you think that this fact that biden signed off on jerome powell, she is not a fan, what does that tell you about the dissension in this white house when 1 and 2 clearly don't -- >> it's all politics. she opposed jay powell because he was a trump nominee. now he's not. powell has proven to be great ally for the easy money policies of the biden administration. look, i mean, let's fails it. we have got money flowing. rale lay northward new vice chair. people are not paying attention to money or inflation. they are focused like laser on inflation agenda. carley: you said what is concerning for inflation in the future. >> very concerning to say the least. carley: you ares best. todd: happy thanksgiving. carley: thanksgiving eve. who would have thunk it "fox & friends" right now. >> a child has not died from injuries. >> community says progressive policies are responsible. >> have you ever noticed how the left always talk about how the criminals see it. what about the tax paying law abiding hardworking moms and dads, do they matter? >> the system can destroy someone who they know doesn't deserve to be destroyed. it's sickening. >> never should have been put through that that was prosecutorial misconduct. >> new bail in new york would allow illegals to vote in elections. >> they are trying to abolish citizenship, abolish borders, abolish the concept of sovereignty itsel