push to pack the supreme court with others before leading the charge. >> they want to add of seats until they control everything. you know what that is? totalitarianism and that is what she is, a totalitarian. >> you are watching "fox and friends first". todd: a foxbusiness poll showing americans are very concerned about rising inflation and pointing the finger at president biden. >> you are right. voters are focused on and on happy with what inflation is doing to their wallets and data to show why. a new study of the university of pennsylvania's wharton school found due to inflation on average this year families are spending $3,500 more just to keep up with their usual shopping habits. and the latest foxbusiness survey, 84% of those say inflation at higher prices have been extremely very concerned, the same survey found almost half think the administration's policies are hurting inflation woes and 46% said they think the president's bill back better bill would push inflation higher, 42% say it would hurt the economy. rising costs are the top reason why senator joe manchin is still not on board with the social spending bill, democrats and the president are frustrated because of the christmas deadline to pass bill seems to be slipping away. >> what is your reaction? >> i think build back better is dead forever, joe manchin said he's not going to vote for a bill that led to the deficit but if you do away with the budget gimmicks, build back that according to the cbo and $3 trillion to the deficit. >> manchin has said he wants to slow the process down the democrats worry leading the bill some rental next year will weaken its chances of passing and could hurt the party and the midterms. todd: already pretty weak. i don't see this happening by christmas but we will see. >> a new york times columnist begging president biden not to run for a second term pointing out he is alarmingly incoherent. and blamed his uneven cognitive state saying, quote, is a good idea for president biden to run for reelection in 2024? i put these questions bluntly because they need to be discussed candidly, do his appearances including the ones inspire strong confidence that the president can go the distance in his current term to say nothing of the next? know. stevens urging the president to make an announcement soon so presidential successor concert campaigning. todd: you know what they were two about power dynamics in dc, it would be foolish to show his hand this early in his term. >> crazy to suggest finished his first year that he announce now he will be a lame duck for three years. he would have no authority, no ability to do anything. collapsing at the rate they are suggesting the question should be does he need to be replaced now? the problem is that is kamala harris, totally cognizant is more dangerous and goofier than president biden. if we have a situation these people are suggesting where the commander-in-chief is incapable of doing his job the world gets very very dangerous. carley: the bread stevens article was interesting -- two other articles on the 2024 topic, one from the wall street journal talking about how is kamala harris wants to be successful point blank she needs to get serious, stop the laughing, do the research and turn this around. the other thing, joe concha has a hill, 2024, hillary, given the competition she may be the democrats best hope. that is quite the throwback but you never know. >> senate comedians would love the trump clinton redux but newt gingrich at the end of his soundbites that it behooves nobody to have a week leader and that's important point. love him or hate him we do need president biden to be the face of our country and a strong and powerful manner and we can all agree democrats, republicans alike, that hasn't been the case the first 11 months of his term. back to how build back better is not doing well, likely not to happen by christmas, joe manchin standing firm with regard to his pushback to that and will cain mentioned something last night, you notice this pivot from the democrats in congress. if we can't get build back better why don't we think about doing voting rights. will cain had an analysis that we don't like how this is going so we are going to change the rules, change the rules by changing voting rights rules and get the people you want in their in 2022. that's why republicans need to be mindful of the attacks on republicans that say republicans, you're trying to quash democracy, republicans are standing full of law, one person one vote and normal voting rights laws that we have had since the don of time in our country. carley: democrats are having that conversation, elizabeth warren calling to pack the supreme court, all the things that were talked about 5 or 6 months ago coming back again, a fairly joe manchin is swayed by the cbo score that jen psaki called the fake bill although it is the reality if you fund this for the tenure period it would be three or four trillion dollars more expensive. a lot of 0s. you know what is not fake, watch or listen to this. chasing away two smash and grab robberies in california with a stool. the incident happening at a kiosk in a san diego county mall, the storeowner says they used a hammer to break open the display case and make off with 250,$000 worth of jewelry. listen here. >> woman around our area for a few hours walking from store to store and keeping an eye on our store. they went to that section. jillian: police are looking for the suspects. thankfully she was safe, never know if they have a gun. nancy pelosi finally addressing the surging crime in the us pointing to an attitude of lawlessness. todd: eric adams introducing his pick for police commissioner in a controversial way. >> reporter: speaker pelosi finally calling out surging crime including retail thefts in around san francisco district. >> absolutely outrageous. it cannot continue but the fact is there is an attitude of lawlessness that springs from i don't know where. maybe you do. and we cannot have that lawlessness become the norm. carley: this comes as the democratic san francisco mayor is pushing for a crackdown on crime, even saying she will introduce legislation to allow law enforcement to survey a video to make it harder for people to sell those stolen items. new york city mayor elect eric adams introducing his pick for police commissioner. >> it is said the nypd is the best of the best. we are about to get even better. [applause] >> as mayor elect adams has said, i will have the backs of my officers in the back of the public. >> it is not without controversy, being sworn in wednesday in front of the mural of radical black panthers and convicted cop killer. the new commissioner will have her hands full as she takes on the job, stats show shootings are double what they were two years ago and fox news has reached out to mayor elect adams to ask about the controversial mural. back to you guys. >> a lot of new yorkers putting faith in eric adams. todd: you missed breaking news from 12:30. urban meyer out as the jacksonville jaguars head coach after 13 games. the team owner announcing the move calling it imperative for everyone. recent reports of turmoil inside the jack locker room with the team with those less than stellar record. jacksonville's offense of coordinator will take his place until the end of the season but you saw this coming, happened overnight. kicking your kicker. tears crying. time about to be 10 minutes after the hour. big hearted american standing with kentucky with support from all over the country. carley: in illinois football team survived the devastating tornadoes in 2018 and they show their support in the most heartwarming way, we are talking to some of those players and the coach coming up next. it's my woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. don't take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. carley: president biden pledging support to states devastated by the outbreak of tornadoes over the weekend. todd: kentucky industry-leading a candle factory were eight side and employees filing suit. caroline shively has more on this. >> reporter: good morning. the weather service felt this was an ef 4 tornado that ripped the town apart and tracked hundreds of miles throughout the state. president biden got a look at the destruction in mayfield, the president says he will amend the kentucky disaster declaration to cover 100% of federal costs for debris removal and emergency protective measures for 30 days, volunteers poured into the state hoping to make a makeshift memorial, 60 listed as missing. >> they express their grief. >> any little thing to help i will. that is one of the things. >> employees of the candle factory where eight died filed a class-action lawsuit last night against the company for requiring them to stay at work despite warnings before the storm. the company denied those claims with the company attorney told the journal, quote, we identified 6 causes of action before, during and after the consumer-products plan. another worry this morning a line of thunderstorms headed our way, very few left in the town. certainly tough cleanup. back to you. todd: out of tragedy a little hope in illinois, banding together to make sure kentucky storm victims have toys this christmas. carley: head coach of taylorville football team, the defensive back, good morning to you all. you started toy drive for the kids that were impacted by the tornado. why did you decide to do that? >> when our tornado happened in 2018 a group reached out to me, no connections with our community. the green helmet is what they brought to us and it was very heartwarming and touching and brought out the good in a dark situation for us in our community. assistant coaches decided to run with it. todd: you look like trevor lawrence but what was your reaction when you heard coach's idea? >> i thought it was a good idea, a good thing to start to give back to people that were not necessarily in our community. i guess joy throughout wherever you can. carley: we are going to go a little bit but tell us about before drive and what it means to you, you woke up really early in the morning to talk about it so kudos to you for doing that as well. >> this means a lot, helping people in general. >> described the response so far. >> overwhelming. to go down there with my truck pooling in and social media, and haven't had our toy drive yet. we are a semi-full right now, three or four semis on reserve if we need them and it has been overwhelming, financial contributions that came in since monday. i worked with a few community resources to distribute that, the young children, and the task, 100%. >> that is so amazing. have you spoken to anybody to deliver these toys? >> we leave at 6 am. and one of the homes that was destroyed in the tornado. he got connected in the community. and and the gym is the high school, there tornado is available to us. we deliver them on sunday, when they get on their feet and get toys distributed. >> there was a lot of talk, a lot of -- glad to get these folks -- carley: thank you, all 3 of you. the time is 19 after the hour. far left democrats targeting supreme court, live reports, more justices to extend. >> really hit home around the holidays. dan rooney joining us next as we continue 12 days of gift. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. music: ♪ “i got you babe” by etta james ♪ get groceries, gifts, & more fast and easy so last minute guests are the only thing you'll be waiting on ♪ ♪ joy. fully. ♪ limu emu... & doug ♪ ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? 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>> first of all merry christmas, todd and carly. we come together in the spirit of god and earth and jesus christ, coming together and folds of honor is a biblical organization. we take care of widows and orphans, spouses and children, defending freedoms, the parables and great stories, we started above our garage 14 years ago, folds of honor, and 35,000 scholarships, $100 million out the door, 7000 military, and bright and early. and honor the sacrifice, educate the legacy and ask people to donate a dollar know that $0.91 of every dollar we raise goes to a record of fund scholarships with military families. >> you have stories you would like to share about a scholarship you gave and the impact it made on a particular individual? >> reporter: the most pure good, doing good work, give you a little bit of a twist on the answer, awesome individuals, the collective impact we are having specifically with minority families, 7000 military families, this cost 46% are minorities. i talked about it coming on, finding a positive path to bring people together. we look at the path through the gift of education and one more reason to say i am going to give a gift this season and the gift is in giving to support these military families. we have a program called the squadron which is $13 a month and we have a cool promotion going. anybody who signs up on fox, came out in paper book, fly into the wind. when you join the squad we will send you a signed copy of flying to the wind. the gift of education to a military family. todd: 45,000 scholarships awarded so far. lieutenant colonel dan rooney, thank you for doing what you do. >> merry christmas and god bless. todd: 29 after the hour. voters think president biden is making inflation worse and the social spending agenda officially stalling in congress. carley: is that why more people are telling biden not to run in 2024 including a new york times columnist? 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>> i don't think the president or his handlers know how to pivot once they've dug themselves so deep in the narrative that we need this build back better bill even though the american people are rejecting it saying it won't make their lives better, not just the foxbusiness poll, multiple polls say the same thing, what this administration has spent in the form of trillions with a t is what it wants to spend in the massive spending bill will add $3 trillion to the deficit according to the cbo contributing to the 40 year high we are at inflation. jimmy carter, what can inflation due to a presidency? low and middle class feel it most any you have biden, democrats, and plow forward in passing this bill. dumb and dumber, biden, pelosi and schumer, they don't want any part of it. todd: new york times op-ed titled biden should not run again and he should say he won't. biden's team sometimes alarmingly incoherent. he said basically the president needs to say it now. he's not going to run for reelection again because if he does with a second term he will be 86 at the end of it. what do you make of the suggestion from the new york times? >> we are seeing late 70s joe biden right now think of what mid 80s joe biden will sound and look like. i hope brett stevens is working from home and don't have to venture into a cafeteria anytime soon because the world, but runs the newspaper is not going to like this one bit but facts are facts. 22% of americans want the president to seek a second term. that was one poll is, one in 5, 36% of democrats, in 2024, another poll from a week before. 34% want the person named someone else, can't even name somebody. the work ethic is pathetic. listen to this. 9:30 a.m. come receive the daily brief. 1:30 p.m.. awards the medal of honor to a couple different people. that is a 4 hour difference in terms of when the day starts and when the next event is. at 3:00 pm meet with members of the white house covid 19 response team and called a day before tomorrow another weekend in delaware or camp david. this is not a president who wants to work because he's at an age where people don't need to be president of the united states and that goes for the republican side as well. todd: appreciate having you on, the only one who calls you alarmingly incoherent is your wife. carley: you are alarmingly coherent. that is a comparison. todd: the teleprompter -- the largest police department introduced in front of a mural that celebrates convicted cop killer. carley: backlash for this, families of color only. doctor carol swain up next. ♪♪ hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be atough.fgang puck finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? 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>> rejection of martin luther king's vision the people would be judged by the content of their character rather than the color of their skin. it is a setback for all of us who fought for integration. in many cases it is a violation of civil rights laws, something we ought not to be doing. todd: why does the left seem so determined to divide us based on the color of our skin? >> i can tell you progressives have always been racists, they always supported segregation. if we go back to the democratic party it was the party of segregation. a few years ago there was all this discussion about the big switch, democrats and republicans had switched and democrats were the party of civil rights and we see what they have done is turn the country backwards towards segregation and policies that treat racial and ethnic minorities as if they were inferior. todd: it is horrible what we are seeing and we hope something changes because this is not how united country stand. your thoughts on this. eric adams, mayor elect of new york city, a mural depicting radical and a cop killer. malcolm x, the nation of islam, worked for the communist party in the usa and the black panther party, convicted of being an accomplice in the 1973 slaying of a new jersey state trooper. we are all optimistic in the big apple this mayor elect and police commissioner will turn the city around but with regard to this introduction what was eric adams thinking? >> i would not judge him or the police commissioner too harshly by what they found in the project community room. in the inner-city there's a lot of militancy. celebration of those types of leaders. the optics were bad for new york city ordination but at the same time, doesn't mean he's not going to run against crime, more pro-civil rights, pro-decency and the best outcome would be he would establish trust in that community, he would distinguish himself from bill deblasio and other poor leaders and he would become a new role model, positive role model for black people rather than those criminals they have on the mirror. will: share your optimism. hope this was an unfortunate error. in speaking and reading about the new police commissioner, into broken windows, really made the city much better in the 90s, fingers crossed. >> i would like to mention i'm a distinguished senior fellow for the texas public policy foundation, one of the oldest conservative foundations in the nation. that's my big news and people like to know more. will: appreciate your time as always, congratulations. carley: congratulations. nbc report vanishes from the sidelines after taking a stand, controversial remarks, jack brewer reacts to veterans more. let's check in with brian kilmeade for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> the biden white house inflation blame game becoming desperate. and corporate greed, i hate those people, the surge of costing everyday foods, we get reaction from a chef at one of the top new york steakhouses included later. larry trump will be here, charles payne, tucker carlson, one of them is really rich. all of them waking up and put on pants and get completely dressed. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with crohn's disease. humira helps people achieve remission that can last. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. be there for you, and them. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, remission is possible. . . todd: listening to beach boys sing frosty the snowman. i know their signature california sound, carley shimkus frosty the snowman. obviously great kid movie and great news. good week for the tree. carley: it's still standing. it's still illuminating new york. we love that let's turn to this now, senator elizabeth warren is reuniting the progressive push to pack the supreme court. todd: spokesman for the national association of police athletic leagues and ceo of the brewer group jack brewer. how essential is it for not just the republican party but for both parties to shut down this court-packing idea once and for all? >> essential. it's mandatory. this is unbelievable that we are even having this type of conversation where can you try to pack a court that is so and particularly in this culture right now in america so important to the fabric. you have seen the legislation and the changes that are starting to happen in our nation because common sense has prevailed and the supreme court was put in place at the founding of this nation to do just that. to be that sounding board and that common sense. we have already had so many liberal policies pass over our nation's history and you have seen the effects of that and so i just pray that folks like mrs. warren can get some type of common sense back and stop being so extreme. to pack this court would just make it really the final kind of sword in the sand for the democratic party and i just hope that doesn't happen, man. carley: in this "boston globe" op-ed she wrote about expanding the supreme court i don't come to this conclusion lightly or disagree with a particular decision. i come to this conclusion because i believe the current court threatens the democratic foundation of our nation. and one of the reasons she wants to add justices to the supreme court is because of roe v. wade. i know that this is an issue, the abortion issue is something that you follow very closely, any reflections on where it stands right now? >> yes, you know, elizabeth exactly what it is, her and her entire party really are so soldier that we're going to protect life in this country. and, you know, i'm someone who supported abortion for many years and that's one of the things that i repent for. i go to god for. just to think that, you know, i was supporting over 60 million babies to be aborted no matter what you think, no matter what you believe, a baby's body is their own and the mother's body is their own. and so for them to kind of muddy the waters and to combine healthcare with something like murder, long-term abortions that we commit in this country to think that any human being would think that that's okay just shows you where we are as a society. and so i think this also reflects in a lot of other places. i think our fatherlessness crisis comes from this evil spirit. i think a lot of things we have seen in our communities where folks are shooting each other and don't have love in their heart for each other, men not treating women with respect anymore, all those things come because we have lost basic humanity and respect for life. and so if people can't see that then they are spiritually weak and they are really supporting darkness and we cannot do that anymore. this is a nation of hope. this is a nation of love. but, more importantly, this is a nation that godly people came together to found and so we got to get back to that and it starts with getting rid of roe v. wade. todd: pay attention to the power grabbing attempts you will see it coming a lot out of the democratic party. nbc changing a very prominent as i understand night reporter's role after colin kaepernick. shear infamous clip of michelle tafoya on the view. >> the comparison he makes to slave owners and slaves is not sort of totally unreasonable. >> i support free speech a thousand percent. i thought comparing it to the slave trade was a little rough. if he would win a super bowl he would on amy too right now. i promise you that. >> jack you know the support. you know michelle tafoya is excellent on the x's and o's. nobody gets that from the locker room. nobody injuries better than her. she is excellent at her job. what other reason could nbc have for shelving her after the season? 45 seconds to you? >> you know what? i think it was a lot of her choice. i think that was an awakening for her. it uplifted her to take a stand for her considered principles and love for this its that. i think she probably thinks she doesn't belong on the sidelines of a league that it the kind of that comes out of colin kaepernick's mouth. i applaud her for it i hope she goes on and does more great things and becomes a leader in the movement for righteousness in this nation. >> clay travis was saying the same thing he thinks this move was her choice. best of luck. jack, thank you so much for joining us, merry christmas. >> god bless you. merry christmas. see you too. >> polling shows more than two thirds of americans face soaring inflation has caused them financial hardship. >> those very same voters are blaming the biden administration for making things worse. >> nancy pelosi represents san francisco can't seem to figure out what exactly is behind the crime surge. >> there is lawlessness in our country that springs from -- i don't know where. >> it's staggering that never didn't think their policies would have such a detrimental effect. >> president biden touring hardest hit areas of kentucky after last weekend's tornadoes. >> i intend to do whatever it takes as long as it takes. >> mask mandate for air travel