forget the battle of york town hell forget the declaration of independence. none of these things matter to the 1619 project or woke left it looks like these efforts are actually working. in new york city, the statue of thomas jefferson that stood in city hall for 187 years is being taken down because workers said it made them feel a little bit uncomfortable. and just down the street, at the museum of natural history, another president -- yeah, you heard that right. a history museum is canceling history because last friday it was announced that the statue of teddy roosevelt will be leaving its perch in front of the museum after more than 08 years. so between jefferson and roosevelt, that's now half of the faces on mount rushmore that the left has taken down. these are the heroes of our nation. being recast as villains by uninformed mob. the woke left isn't stopping there of the new target is none other than tomorrow's holiday thanksgiving. the media has spent the last week trying to convince america that thanksgiving is a celebration rooted in easel. >> pilgrims did not bring turkey, sweet potato by or can berry to thanksgiving. instead of bringing stuffing and biscuits those settlers brought genocide and sigh violence. that genocide and violence still on the menu. >> at my house we might have pie on the menu certainly not genocide. not to be out done. newspapers want us to join the hate with the philadelphia tribune saying celebrating thanksgiving is celebrating racist genocide. and "u.s.a. today" thanksgiving day of mourning for indigenous people this revisionist history is just wrong. the pilgrims were friends hosts and thank of thankful for their help. rich mowery the peace with the wampanoag lasted 30 years. tomorrow is a day of coming together to celebrate our family. our freedoms and the fact that we live in the greatest country on earth. and maybe nothing sums it up more than these powerful words from one of america's great thinkers lioness from the peanuts. >> your 1621, the pilgrims held their first thanksgiving feast. they invited the great indian chief who brought 90 of his brave indians in a great abundance of food. brewster who was a minister said a prayer that went something like this. we thank god for our homes and our food and our safety in a new land. we thank god for the opportunity to create a new world where freedom and justice. >> and that is what this holiday is about. thanking god for everything we have in this beautiful country. well that and a little bit of football. trash people owho guilt great nation. here to respond is the governor of south dakota and our friend kristi noem. to so, governor, listen, give me optimism what are you celebrating? what are the people are in south dakota celebrating and thankful for as you come into thanksgiving tomorrow? >> well, first of all, sean, thank you for covering the true history of this holiday. it's an incredibly special holiday for all of us here in south dakota and across the country. and you telling the story of what really happened back then is incredibly important because i have learned that throughout the years we have to continue to educate the next generation on what the real history is. and what a true history is. and the fact that those native americans far outnumbered those pilgrims at plymouth and they brought the food to them and helped take care of them and they celebrated and grateful together i think is incredibly important message for this country today. listen, in south dakota, we're still harvesting. we have some folks that are still bringing food in from the fields. we are incredibly grateful for safety afternoon the good weather that we have had. loot of people are hunting out, hunting deer and fess desantis in the morning and we will all sit around our tables and celebrate our families and be glad that god has blessed south dakota in incredible ways. you talked about a lot of other states that are tearing down statues, south dakota is putting them up. in fact, we are taking the four presidents that are on mount rushmore, we are building statues to them and putting them on our capitol rotunda so we can send a message to the west of the world leaders. they led us through challenging times and we are going to stand behind our true and honest history. >> governor, it is great to have awesome governors who defend history. as i talked about in lead-up to bring youing you on. there is a concern because the left is canceling two of the faces on mount rushmore, any concerns about the left coming for mount rushmore in south dakota? >> well, there was a lot of threats, especially when president trump visited july 3rd of 2020. in fact, we had to put security folks out there. and they partnered very well with secret service and with other law enforcement officers to keep it safe. it was amazing to me the threats that were coming against mount rushmore. several people were threatening to blow it up. several were threatening to pour red face down the faces and stain it forever. we had to expend resources as a state to protect that national monument. so, you know, the real hate in this country, i think for our history, we have to recognize has been around for a very long time. although it's not been something that so many people in the country have been aware of. and that we have realized has taken place. and is continuing to take place in so many parts of this country. >> sean: to that point we see that now more than ever the left is attacking history. they are attacking thanksgiving. a question for you is how do we actually defend it. what dewould have to do as americans how do we defend history and thanksgiving to make sure we preserve it for future generations. >> you tell the history and you educate people. use every opportunity you have to be in front of a group to share the true history of what happened. and that's one of the reasons why when we're focusing on our k-12 curriculum is making sure we are going to have children read the declaration of independence. we are going to have them read the history of thanksgiving. and what really happened so that we can't have people twisted and make lies out of it and use it for an agenda that they want to fundamentally change this country. so our foundation was built on people seeking freedom. they came here for freedom from tyranny and one of the democracy in a republic where they could make choice are for themselves. those pilgrims at plymouth learned that through their partnership and work with the native americans that they could have success in this country after very difficult times and they did so and that's why we are all here today. >> you know, governor, i'm so grateful forever your leadership. all you have done in south dakota. thank you and i appreciate your friendship and have a great thanksgiving with your family. >> well, you tell rachel and the kids happy thanksgiving from the nome family. we miss them and grateful for your friendship. >> and to brian as well. also here tonight is chris rufo senior fellow at the manhattan institutes and mike huckabee former arkansas governor. gentlemen, thank you for joining me. governor huckabee i want to go to you and tell me i love your beard tonight and always love it as you are preparing for christmas. this is what frustrates me the idea of america freedom that we thought about in self-governor man's and free enterprise that we shared with the world more people out of poverty. brought them into the middle class, brought them to self-governance themselves with that freedom. here you have the left bashing the very ideas and founders that came up with those concepts. give it to me. i guess i don't get it. >> let them ito few tomorrow. fine with me. saves more turkey for the rest of us. i really don't care what they think. i love this country. i'm grateful to god for america. i could have been born anywhere on this planet but by his dear grace i was born in this country where i have had freedom. i grew up poor. but i'm not poor anymore. i'm grateful that in this country i didn't have to stop where i started. and that's the greatest thing for which all of us can be thankful. we have the right to speak. we have the right to worship as we please. we can get on our knees and thank god and by the way, we can get on our knees and protest the flag if we want to. we look like idiots doing it to this country. we are free to do it. we are free to be stupid. a lot of people are exercising their freedom to be stupid. by saying that america is an evil, racist country thrill and if it's so horrible. sean, my simple question to them would be this: why is there such a long line of people trying to get into this country, they are willing to break into it and come illegally. there is no line of people who are desperately trying to get out of it. >> yeah, governor, there is no dreamers in mexico. there is no dreamers in cuba or venezuela. no dreamers in america. everyone is trying to get. in and joe biden had open borders and flaunted our law, we would see that no one came if america was a horrible place but it's a great place. that's why we have caravans of people coming unlawfully in our country. chris, i want do go to you. you spent a lot of your time exposing crt. you talked about the 161 project. what impact does this cultural marxism have on history but also on our kids and our culture? >> yeah, well the earab sure or the revisionist history is really a way to control the future. what they're trying to do is trying to fill kids with a sense of hatred and despair about their own country it makes them more pliable for own political goal and redirect them towards actually destroying the country in the present because they feel guilty and ashamed for what happened in the past. we have seen this everywhere. have you seen a public school teachers getting arrested for riots and protests in the city of portland. this process that keeps evolving is to try to simultaneously erase the past while you are demolishing the present. it is destructive. it's girve. but, unfortunately, it's something that is taking root in more and more schools in the united states. >> sean: you know what? that's why it's so important that parents and grandparents and aunts and uncles tell the history. tell what the left is trying to do to history. if you don't educate your kids, someone else is talking to your kids, and they are not telling them the same viewpoint that you have, which is the truth in regard to thanksgiving and toward history. governor, i want to go to you. as we talked about governor, prerequisite for america is that you actually love america? >> i'm not sure these folks really do love america, i wish they did. >> me too. i'm convinced they don't love america. you have these idiots on tv saying we shouldn't have turkey we ought to just, you know, sit around in a fetal position curled up under our beds and wished #-z we live somewhere else. hinojosa, i think we ought to offer this as one of the proposals of the big tax plan and spending plan that biden has. offer a one-way ticket to anywhere on earth that these america-hating people think would be better off. and let's put them on the next plane, hand them a passport and say knock yourself out. have a good life. but we're going to keep loving this country, circle around holding hands with our families on thanksgiving. praying, being grateful to god. we have food. and being grateful to god we can, like my house, smoke one and fry one. we're going to have it every kind of way. turkey is going to be happening at the huckabee house tomorrow. >> sean: i love you, governor. i wish more people would take you up. serve tofu country and go somewhere else and hate some other country. gentlemen, thank you for being here tonight. i appreciate it up next, they can't convince you that thanksgiving is too racist to celebrate. so maybe they can get to you believe that it's too dangerous. up next, pete hegseth and rachel campos-duffy will expose the fake news fear-mongering tactics, that's coming up next. ♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual day♪♪ ♪♪feel like throwing my worries away♪♪ ♪♪as an old native-born californian would say♪♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual day♪♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual sky♪♪ ♪♪not a sign of a cloud passing by♪♪ ♪♪if my heart won't behave in the usual way♪♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. let me be direct. why would you pay more than double for teeth straightening with invisalign? 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i don't think anyone is going to ask you to come to thanksgiving dinner and show your vax card. if they did, pete, what kind of response would have you? what is the hegseth advice for every american going to a dinner and someone wants them to show vaccination status? >> it's not going to happen. that's why you saw the laugh. here is what i imagine driving up to my uncle brad's house real guy in minnesota. uncle brad is out front with sheet asking about vaccination status. sends you over to aunt done into who happens to be a nurse that's helpful. she could administer a booster shot and rapid test if necessary. only if you get past uncle brad and aunt donna then can you do go in and join your family dinner that would go great. everyone would love that and i'm sure it would lead to just festive environment inside. why they laugh is because they know it's absurd. even they themselves wouldn't follow it oh, by the way, you guys know a lot about the upper midwest. hors d'oeuvres in the garage in november does not sound delightful. >> as you know wisconsin and minnesota, guys, you have your woollies on and parked outside waiting for to come back, pete, made some comments as well about advice on thousand stay safe during thanksgiving. take a look. >> they all getting together for christmas for sure. the whole family, including the dogs. you get vaccinated, you surround yourself with vaccinated people. and you get boosted. and when you are in a congregate setting outside of the family setting, you wear a mask because you are not sure what the status of these people are. >> sean: all right, rachel, what take do you have on dr. fauci's advice. >> so i notice two things about this clip. i think is he trying to redeem himself with all the dog lovers out there for one. for two, the second part is actually very dangerous. he says you need to surround yourself with vaccinated people. so that means you need to divide your family you need to separate your family. you talked earlier with kristi noem about, you know, erasing history, very marxist, also turning families against each other. >> we have marxist. this is a time that families getting together at thanksgiving gets a bad wrap because people talk about republicans and religion. that's it's at that family table and safety and love of family that we learn to disagree. we learn to be tolerant. we learn to figure out that we -- our families are more important than politics, if we can't do this with our own family because we are not inviting them because they decided not to take orders from the government, well, guess what? we are never going to learn how to have those important conversations and be united with the greater american family. this is very dangerous. i don't like it. >> sean: isn't it the great part of thanksgiving the family gets together, you talk politics, you don't fight, right? and, you know, i don't know donna and george from the hegseth. >> brad. >> sean: from the hegseth liberals and pete is the one -- that's what is great about thanksgiving and makes it so wonderful. you have the government saying everyone has to be double and triple vaxxed and boosted and wear masks. the capability i want to be there with people who have had covid and survived covid. that is the safest table like the three of us, am i wrong. >> pete: natural immunity goes a long way. it's true. now, thankfully, todd, todd is my other uncle and lisa they are both deplorables. brad abdingdon that are deplorables. if you go there they will probably ask if you ask for a mask and if you ask for a shot they will give you a jell-o shot. and that's what we are looking for at thanksgiving. fun, if he has been family, talk a little politics and tell jokes, ultimately all rooted in gratitude. such a lack of gratitude elsewhere. talk about shots rachel little shot of tequila, no shot in the arm. see you later tonight. >> rachel: sean, can i say one more thing? 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>> yeah. a crash suspect, as you noted, sean. a crash implies an unintentional act. right in the car lost control. it wasn't a driver's fault. it was an accident. but, no it wasn't. here are the facts. one officer pounded on the hood of the driver and told him to stop as he was entering the parade. he keeps going. and then per video evidence, sped up before hitting grandmothers and children and other innocence in that crowd. if it was a crash or accident, the driver doesn't flee the scene, the driver for local police showed no remorse upon his arrest. not proper terminology here is vehicular mass killing over parade crash. or per the actual charges in the case, first degree intentional homicide. does that sound like a crash to you? it's a rhetorical question, sean. >> sean: it's outrageous, i look at kyle rittenhouse. the media called him a little while supremacist. he had no tweet. he had no statement that could lead the media at all that he was a white supremacist. that's what they called him. in regard to mr. brooks. racial hate for. he was condemning adolf hitler why the differential and how the media treats kyle rittenhouse and call him racist and actual context to mr. brooks but say nothing about it. >> i think you touched on it, before, sean, it's the desired narrative, right? just imagine what if a white man had driven through a parade that was going on in harlem, for example and killed and injured many african-americans? this would be a story rightsly so for many, many days and weeks. and what we're missing now in this coverage, right? because there is coverage, it's obviously because we just talked about it, but what's missing here, sean is the opinion side of newspapers, and other cable news networks expressing the same kind of outrage we saw over the last couple weeks over kyle rittenhouse. it shows you how selective and/or phoney that outrage was and is. kyle rittenhouse case. more deaths, including the death of a child and 8-year-old. we have children and the parents probably witnessed that and dozens others still remain in the hospital. some in critical condition. but the lack of the desired racial narrative is muting this to a certain extent and shows you how broken our media is, sean. >> with regard to the all the facts before we can report on it calling him a racist the night of the attack. difference in how they handle this and i guess as they pointe themselves as the monitor forget to mr. brooks racial commentary and not want to call him out for it? >> right, remember, mr. brooks, should have been enin jail before this ever happened because he tried to allegedly run over mother of his child, she literally had a tire mark on her leg and so he shouldn't have been out in the first place but this was what happened here. but anyway, sean, i he know you got to go and have a good thanksgiving, you never didn't strike me as a yeager guy a smith or jameson gobble gobble to you and rachel and the kids. >> sean: i'm a beer guy. thanks for coming on tonight. >> all right. no one helped spread the russia collusion hoax more than critical condition and rachel maddow. >> we are about to find out if the new president of our country is going to do what russia wants. the presidency is effectively a russian op. >> there is no question any longer the russians actively interfered in our elections to help donald trump. there is no hoax, it's true, i believe he knows he is illegitimate president. he knows, he knows that there were a bunch of different reasons why the election turned out the way it did. >> sean: you think they would have apologized by now, they haven't. they probably never will. but, at the very least, you think they would have a self-awareness to never use the word disinformation in public ever again. well, you are wrong. >> we are facing a crisis of democracy crisis of legitimacy. a crisis that goes to the heart of what country and many others around the world will be. the role of disinformation the way that propaganda has been really weaponized and the increasing ability to membership people through algorithms and other forms of artificial intelligence will only make this harder to combat we have to hold people accountable for their actions particularly when those actions threaten our way of life, our rule of law. white house senior adviser, to president trump stephen miller. steven, thanks for joining me. i will tell you what, i'm absolutely floored that hillary clinton goes on tv and talks about disinformation, we all know that the steele dossier that led to the russia collusion investigation was all bogus. all miss information. she dogged president trump for four years with that investigation. she actually undermined the faith that americans had in the electoral system. everyone, especially on the left, thought that russia had engaged and cheated in our election in 2016, if you look at this, what do you think about hillary clinton and for you as a guy who worked in the trump white house what it means she can go wow and have the nerve to talk about disinformation. >> disinformation is bernie madoff talking about hun aaccounting, street ha hillary clinton has been the single greatest history of our country. what she did to president trump, what she did to the administration to our nation for four years. peddles this russia collusion hoax, it's criminal and i pray, i pray special counsel durham, that will be accountability that includes hillary clinton and we can finally finally get to the bottom of the specifics of her role in foisting this terrible, terrible hoax on to our nation and taking from our citizens their own time from the government they elected to do the people's business. >> sean: steve, you bring up a good point. we have the durham investigation. i think it may very well tolike who obviously it was her campaign. but it kind of still shocks me that she is roaming free. that she is doing interviews. that she is actually not in jail. she is not actually behind bars for all that she has done. it's not just lying. you started a criminal investigation against a sitting president based on complete lies and you didn't stop after the election you kept going once he was sworn in and kept it going for almost four years. >> let's call it what it was. this was an attempt to overthrow democracy this was amendment it to delegitimize and destroy the duly elected president of the united states. i can't say this with enough gravity seriousness. what he she did was criminal, and it is a threat to the very survival of the american system of government when you can go to a foreign spy and get foreign lies from a foreign nation to try to undermine our democracy, there must, must, must, at long last be accountability. >> sean: you know, steven, she talks about accountability in our but where is the accountability for her? 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>> well, i was outraged. i was confused. i had a very good relationship with the school. i volunteered there. hundreds of hours. in fact, i was volunteer of the year at this school. they knew me. i had had multiple meetings with my daughter's guidance counselor regarding her 504 plan. i didn't understand how with this particular issue that they could somehow cut me out without my permission, my authority, i didn't understand how this could happen. >> sean: you trusted the school board. you wanted to partner with them to make sure you were all on the same page and they violated that trust. bernadette what recourse do you have here. >> what we have done is filed a lawsuit in the northern district of florida because what the school district did is it essentially, it treated parents as if they are a danger, presumed to be a danger to their children. and when it comes to a mental health decision as significant as when a child begins to feel and express confusion about their biological sex, that is when they need their parents the most. so what this school district did is that it drove a wedge between this child and her parents and it treated the child as if she is a mere creature of the state and over almost a hundred years ago the supreme court of the united states decided that children are not mere creatures of the state and two case meyers vs. nebraska and pierce vs. sisters. we stand on very strong constitutional ground as well as florida's statutes and law to file this lawsuit and make it clear there that what what the school district did overstep their grounds and violate the parental rights of parents here they need to be held accountable. >> sean: they absolutely do. jeffrey, i think this is happening more than people would like to acknowledge. we have radical school boards. radical teachers, radical administrations that are trying to supplant us as parents and make decisions for our children. you have gone through this process. do you have any advice for parents that might have a similar situation like you or what should people look out for? what signs do you see with school boards that aren't respecting parents' rights? >> well, sean, when i first heard about this secret meeting with our daughter, i was just -- i was outraged and i started asking questions. i began emailing school officials, i was referred up to the senior officials at the district, at the school district. and i began asking questions about their legal authority to do this. you know, how could they have a meeting with our daughter 13 years old at the time. and, you know, we weren't allowed to know about it. we weren't -- given the opportunity to participate. and then, you know, incredibly after the meeting was over we weren't even allowed to know what our daughter had agreed to. what the school and her had talked and she had talked about. so, i just think that parents need to ask questions and demand answers and eventually that revealed this guidance document that the school district had published and when we finally got a copy of it, it was just shocking that we found that this was the plan. it said in the document that school district or school officials, you know, don't need to tell the parents. >> sean: that's unbelievable. to you all, i know this is personal, it's very delicate. jay is lucky to have parents trying to navigate this for her. i want to thank you for coming on and sharing your story. veteran detective, thank you for standing up for parents rights like jeffrey and january. thank you for joining me tonight. still to come, the christmas present that changed john rich's life. plus he has a brand new song debuting here on "fox news primetime," so don't go away. ♪ ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual day♪♪ ♪♪feel like throwing my worries away♪♪ ♪♪as an old native-born californian would say♪♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual day♪♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual sky♪♪ ♪♪not a sign of a cloud passing by♪♪ ♪♪if my heart won't behave in the usual way♪♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. ♪ ♪ >> sean: for the holidays are all about making memories. my wife rachel and i are highlighting special stories from our fox family including singer-songwriter john rich who stand for one christmas helplessly gave up his old guitar and changed john's life forever. john rich joins me now. john, i love the story that you tell in the book. thanks for doing it. talk about your dad who was a prison preacher. didn't have a lot of money. loved his guitar and he gave it he was a young boy and it changed your life. tell me a little bit about the story. >> what's christmas all about? is it about getting or is it about receiving? we always say it's about receiving. in my dance case, it was about giving. in the very sense of the word. and my dad's case. he knew i was pretty good at the guitar. i have a cheap guitar. he knew, my son is pretty good. he should have a better guitar but i can't really afford one so you know it, i'm just going to give him my guitar. remember opening up that guitar up and seeing it in a box and i went down, that's your guitar. he was like no, that's your guitar. to me, that's what christmas is all about. he changed my life honestly. that's in this book "the entire story," and all the details are combined. >> sean: you talk about hard work and how it was such a part of the rich tradition. what i loved, you're from texas. i'm from wisconsin. what's interesting is at christmas, you guys would go to the back porch. not like the elite suburbs of some big city, you would throw skeet and shoot skeet off the back porch with your family at christmas. >> it's not a christmas until you hear a shotgun blast. my granddaddy was a world war ii guy. ballou get done eating, you'd hear a boom, boom. that's how you'd know it was christmas. we will do it again this christmas. we appreciate our second amendment. >> sean: you my brand-new single out. let's take a listen. >> ♪♪ santa claus got a dirty job ♪ ♪ and he does it all night long ♪♪ >> sean: tell me about the song. >> we wrote this song "santa claus got a dirty job." we are giving it to the micro works foundation and the folds of honor which i'm wearing tonight. all in time for christmas. tonight i'll see you on fox business network. brantley gilbert and my buddy robert cheryl. it's going to be a great night. he >> sean: i've got to go in like 30 seconds but tell me about the show tonight. >> the show tonight, i would ask you this question, if you spend your whole life selling crack cocaine and you go to jail for five years, do you still have the right to pursue happiness in america? the answer is yes. robert cheryl pursued his happiness in america, got a pardon by president trump here we tell his story tonight along with robert we have brantley gilbert, one of the biggest stars in country music telling his story as well. >> sean: thank you, john rich. final episode of the pursuit errors tonight. you don't want to miss it. thank you for joining me on "fox news prime time." happy thanksgiving. brian kilmeade is up for tucker tonight. have a good one. ♪ ♪ >> brian: here we go. good evening, everybody. i am brian kilmeade and this is "tucker carlson tonight." according to the schedule, i'm filling in all show. standby. by now many of you know and have seen tucker's interview with kyle rittenhouse. it's tremendous. we have more of that exclusive interview, segment you've never seen before. it's coming your way in a matter of moments. standby. it's a free-for-all in san francisco. we've been reporting a