thanks. jesse is next. >> carley: week full of fun in full swing for president biden who kicks off thanksgiving vacation in nantucket after celebrating his 81st birthday at the white house yesterday. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. the president adding to his age. concern about mental stamina and ment at health. joe biden's team jokes about bubble wrap strategy to make sure he doesn't trip and fall until the election. doug luzader has more from d.c. >> doug: d.c. fire marshals were nervous yesterday. president biden enjoyed a small celebration, the cake, quite a sight. this was posted to the president's instagram and he joked about the inferno. on your 146th birthday, you run out of space for candles. >> president biden: it is my birthday today and they can sing. it is difficult turning 60, difficult. >> doug: he wishes. the white house was happy to focus on the traditional pardon of thanksgiving turks and,a void undue attention on the president's age. it is something the white house press secretary dismissed. >> i would put the president's stamina, wisdom, ability to get this done on behalf of the american people against anyone any day of the week. >> doug: the president is heading to nantucket today for thanksgiving and will have another birthday celebration with his family. turning 81 is not easy for anyone, it does as they say, beat the alternative. >> todd: absolutely. this president likes to celebrate and take vacation. doug luzader, thank you. what about trump? >> carley: good question. >> todd: looking to spin story about biden's age to focus on donald j trump. one article asking, has anyone noticed trump is old? younger than biden, but by four years. trump's personal doctor says the 77-year-old is in good shape. president trump's overall health is excellent. exam in normal range and cognitive range is exceptional. latest poll shows trump beating biden for first time in history. jimmy failla will be on to talk about it. >> carley: love the doctor's report. the president could see bad weather ahead of turkey day, 20 million americans are at risk of bad weather, hail projected in east texas and louisiana. >> todd: 4300 delays yesterday with millions of holiday fliers expected to hit the sky today. janice dean, most busy travel day tomorrow. >> ever. >> todd: combined with the yearly thing, you do not want what is on your map coming through. >> janice: several reports of tornados yesterday afternoon and last night. severe storm moving across gulf coast toward the southeast. that area of low pressure is bringing snow and ice to parts of great lakes and interior northeast and cold front bringing risk for stronger storms. severe storm threat, likely from the panhandle toward mont domry, alabama to georgia and could see stronger storms moving toward mid-atlantic toward virginia. heavy rainfall, large hail, could see some tornados, as well. even potential for some ice. this is the situation today through wednesday on thanksgiving, things are quieter, some people maybe are trying to rethink their plan and say i need to travel on thanksgiving because the next 48 hours will be trying for folks, especially across eastern third of the country. through wednesday, pink is ice, not good, worst thing you can travel on in terms of being on the roadway. measurable snow for the northeast. today, tomorrow, not great for the eastern third of the country. things quieter on thanksgiving. so have a backup plan. there are going to be delays and ca cancellations. people may have to rethink travel plans. >> carley: last night was fun, the tree lighting. beginning to look like christmas on fox square. we kicked off the holiday season at our fourth annual christmas tree lighting and got an exclusive from the big guy himself. >> merry christmas, everyone. how are you? >> he's coming. so good to see all of you. >> happy to have you, santa. is everybody ready to light the all american tree? >> yeah. count it down with me. 10, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. [cheering] >> merry christmas. >> carley: the tree is lit, you saw live with 10-0 countdown, fox is partnering with first responders children foundation. >> janice: i'm married to a first responder nice to know an organization would be here for my family. they don't appreciate the spotlight but it is important to know these men and women go to danger when the rest of us are fleeing. >> carley: took our crew 27 hours to put the tree together, that is over a day. standing 50 feet tall and boasting 12,000 ornasm, 340,000 lights and the light wires four miles long. whoever counted the lights deserve a raise. >> todd: they are doing this right after the patriot awards. >> carley: those people deserve a raise, too. >> todd: my favorite part about the tree lighting, we get to see people we don't normally get to see. i had a great conversation with shannon bream about the chevron doctrine, a legal thing nobody wants to hear about. bad news, i did not go to happy hour with hemmer. >> carley: great to see bret. >> todd: hanging out with them and the kids. >> carley: good time had by all. staying in new york, democrats are fed up with the migrant crisis. 75% call it a serious problem, which could be even bigger problem for democrats in the deep blue state. >> todd: house speaker mike johnson is coming this week to new york to battle for swing district republicans. congressman brandon williams is one of the swing-value republicans and he's here next. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? 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>> that is what is happening, the red wave and house majesty ran through because there is waste of common sense starting to take back the state. lee zeldin helped us get the wave going, the democrats are trying to jegerrymander between censuses trying to stop in our tracks the way of new york state. >> carley: talk about the 2024 election. control of the house is up for grabless and could come down to five seats in new york swing district republicans won in 2022. it was a big surprise when new york was showing shades of purple. now mike johnson is heading there to try to hang on to them. what do you think will happen next year? >> mike johnson understands the map and knows we have majority because of new york state and because of my colleagues and myself that you just showed. the challenge in 2024, very different turnout because it is a presidential year. object won by district by 7.5% and polling shows he's lost significant ground in my district. it will be a fist fight and dccc threatening to spend 90 million against these five seats. it will be total saturation for critical seat. >> carley: why do you think president biden is losing ground in your district? 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>> oh, it is terrible. i just drove through the tenderloin, the drug heads and it is back to the same thing. crime ridden, there is needles and poop everywhere, disgusting. >> todd: her argument, we are not as bad as other cities. comparing crime stats from last year, 2% increase in homicide, 12% increase in robbery and increase in motor vehicle theft. considering other cities comparing san francisco it are hell scapes right now, should she be putting lipstick on a pig like this? >> absolutely not. she has to own up to her failure. democratic policies don't work. san franciscoans doesn't like what is happening. she is lying to people, we are suffering here and continue to suffer. less than 24 hours, back to the same crime, homelessness, drug use, people hanging out everywhere. homeless people are returning in less than 24 hours. >> todd: she went on to tamper homelessness policy. somebody who has a business there in san francisco, what do you think the policy is? looks like policy of when chinese dictator xi jinping come taking the homeless so he doesn't see them, when xi leaves, they are back on the street. what is this policy? >> it is shell game, hide the homeless when dignitaries are on, pan to the left so you don't see the deplorable state the city is in. when it is gone, it is still here, own up to failed plsz. we want something that will fix homelessness, crime issue, drug issue. maybe take a pointers from former mayor rudy giuliani. he fixed new york. >> todd: you went from not being comfortable to walk around the city to beautiful, but now degraded again. your business is security, should anyone feel secure in londonbreed san francisco? >> definitely not, she has made this place so insecure. businesses are being broken into. we stopped reporting it or filing claims. a lot of my clients do not want their insurance raised or cancelled. we don't need the extra burden. >> todd: that is not how policies are supposed to work, they exist so if you are wronged you can get compensation. tom, thank you for your time, appreciate it. if you are flying through boston this thanksgiving, you might see this camped out in the airport, sanctuary city has nowhere to put all the people. an air marshal joins us next. >> carley: did you catch this? 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>> they are still on the southern border, we are not flying right now. resource are depleted and we're ushering in illegal immigrants and leaving traveling public unsafe. >> carley: who has power to save this and get the air marshals back on planes where they belong? >> dhs secretary mayorkas and tsa administrator, we have e-mailed and sent letters working with committees and senator cruz sent a letter asking why we are diverting only resource to secure aviation and sending them to the border. all we're doing on the border is passing out water, not law enforcement. >> carley: they are doing administrate of work. has mayorkas responded? christopher wray testified the southern border is a major concern when we don't know who is coming into our country. >> yes, secretary mayorkas said more than once that the border is secure, he is not concerned with that. we all know the border is not secured. he will not call this a crisis. our border and airlines are affected. >> carley: how many air marshals are on planes and how many should there be to be at a safe level? >> carley, we're not flying right now, only mission are quiet missions that are following the january 2021 people. so we're either on the border for illegal immigrants or following folks from january 2021, not doing regular mission looking for bad guys. right now on most flights, you will not have air marshals. >> carley: you are following january 21 people, what does that mean? >> our primary mission is quiet skies, a mission that we're following people that flew into the national capitol region in january 2021, we did not have to go to the capitol or rally and put on specific list that tsa follows people who have not had a criminal investigation, have not committed a crime, three year later we are following the same individuals. >> carley: air marshals are following people that were at the capitol on january 6 and not tracking terrorists at all? >> they didn't even have to be at the capitol, anybody there for a job interview, visit family, we had a gentleman there for a funeral, they put on this domestic terrorist list because of geographic location to washington, d.c., they did not commit a crime or were not at the capitol. >> carley: do the people know they are on this list? >> some do, they have to go through enhanced security and are followed by air marshals. they have not been vetted or committed a crime and three years later we are doing the same duty and following the same people over and over who are no threat to this country. >> carley: an average passenger on a plane, how concerned should be realistically be? >> i think you should be very concerned. look around to see who you might be able to ask to help you like a good samaritan. please don't wait, there will be no law enforcement help you, you need a plan, look for exit doors, look where flight attendants are standing. look for big people in case you need to take action. >> carley: you opened up a whole now topic for us to follow. thank you for that insight andin joing us this morning, we appreciate it. >> carley: thank you so much, happy thanksgiving. >> todd: sad you need to look for a football player in that kind of context, we have 10sic football players we are going to. highly anticipated rematch, eagles and chiefs. chiefs tightend kelce finding the end zone. quarterback sneak before giving kansas city one more chance. he were is the sneak. here is the chance. >> good protection and he dropped it. >> todd: oh, a perfectly thrown ball. kansas city receiver dropping what would have been a touchdown sealing the victory for eagles. you may not like the eagles, they are really good. >> carley: maybe you do like the eagles if you are a philly resident or eagles fan. >> todd: oops joe biden did it again, another gaffe micking up taylor swift and britney spears and maybe beyonce. >> president biden: hard as getting ticket to renaissance tour or to britney, it is warm right now. >> carley: blow out those candles, screen left. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ [bell ringing] and doug says, “you can customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual.” he hits his mark —center stage— and is crushed by a baby grand piano. are you replacing me? 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the school congratulated the swimmer and riley gaines reacting to the post saying a swimmer goes from less than mediocre male swimmer to a record breaker. the school says they support all athletes. the original post was deleted by a peer. the college continues to post on our athletics website. todd, i know what you are saying, it is frustrating to see young girls spend all these years training to get up to the college level and knocked out by a biological man and it happened again. >> carley: "saturday night live" took this issue on over the weekend, it is to that level now. thank you for joining us. did it again, mixing up pop stars taylor swift and britney spears at the white house turkey pardon. >> liberty and bell had to work hard and be willing to travel over 1000 miles even harder than getting a ticket to the renaissance tour or for britney's tour, she is down in -- kind of warm in brazil right now. >> todd: jimmy failla joins us. jimmy, if he got that confused during the turkey pardon, imagine what heed behind closed doors to xi jinping. >> jimmy: just glad he didn't call her turkey ham. he peaked 25 years ago, it's a mess and hard to watch. this is reality what we're dealing with. >> carley: taylor swift is on the tour and renaissance and beyonce. the white house shared this photo of the cake with candles and post is funny one, on your 146th birthday, you run out of space for candle. a joke there. >> jimmy: trying to lean into the age thing. he blew out the candle, he wished he could become president one day. he doesn't know what is going on. he's got this, i feel good, anyone watching who would let joe biden drive their kids in a car safely? no. if they can't drive your car home, they can't stare your country. >> todd: meantime, the party continues for one joe biden. here is kjp on all that talking about the cake. >> he's going to do what they normally do, how they celebrate the president's birthday. there is tradition, they'll be able to celebrate the president's birthday together as a family later this week and will do that with coconut cake. >> jimmy: hard-hitting journalism. when kayleigh was press secretary, how does it feel to be the worst person in the world? i was told he didn't want gifts, he wants his friends to help him beat president nixon. >> todd: it could happen. >> carley: i feel for all the 81 year olds who are reminded they were born in world war ii. >> todd: my dad is not stumbling around >> jimmy: we honored an 81-year-old man at the patriot awards, he was sharp and -- >> carley: it is not about age, what is it about? >> jimmy: condition. >> todd: who is host your show tomorrow from 1-3? >> jimmy: guy by the name of todd piro hosting from 1-3. >> todd: people try to flee, i will annoy you in your car. >> jimmy: i don't know what the merp people did to deserve this. >> carley: that is great. thank you. over to brian kilmeade for a look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> brian: usually you take time and say goodbye. you quickly went to me. president biden rings in had 81st birthday in the most biden way possible, mixing up taylor swift and britney spears. donald trump medical report released showing the former president in the best help of presidents. ask dr. marc siegel how impressive it is. there he is looking down. impressive, former president makes nbc polling history topping president biden in hypothetical match up. we have a live panel to pack the 2024 race and plus, hear from governor ron desantis live from a new hampshire diner. coming your way. get this. stop me if you heard this before, you can't stop me. biological male breaks a college rord, you guessed it, only thing he did and key to his success, he was once a woman. that fight for fairness coming up. you know what is not outrageous? 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