♪ [playing the national anthem] [playing the national anthem] [playing the national anthem] [playing the national anthem] craig: good morning and welcome to "fox & friends" on the sunday morning, once again a beautiful picture. from your front porch. two are set right here in new york city on this beautiful sunday morning, good morning. >> good morning, the last photo had the garland on the railing and the flag so very fitting the e-mail it three days ago or recycling from last christmas. rachel: these are all fresh. pete: i know that the viewer photos but do you think maybe next christmas put it in. rachel: we get somebody we cannot put enough on that's how many we get, people love this. pete: keeps ended and then@foxnews.com these are viewer photos, their beautiful merry christmas. will: i will not apologize for my behavior this is good to be a rough four hours probably for you, this nation is good to be consumed by what are the most ugly debates in the history. rachel: is not politics. pete: this is good to be a texas longhorns homer for four hours. rachel: is this texas orange. will: you have no idea what could go down today it's going to be a civil war. rachel: can you explain i have no idea. our packet came and there were three or four pages of sports and i didn't read it. >> their undefeated. >> all are not from the sec one is from the big ten that is automatic. rachel: security change commission. >> those three undefeated's are not guaranteed. will: this is a garbage process, then you 13 from the sec alabama, georgia, texas is from the big 12 and they have one loss and be each other it was a big upset yesterday georgia got beat by alabama georgia was defeated and everyone thought they were going to be in. rachel: what does this have to be with texas. will: i don't think they are. will: were going to do this later and i wanted to apologize at the outset. to the second most contentious bay of the boarding that is politics 2024 democracy 2024, it also has the storyline and iowa the big ten championship included the university of iowa yesterday but everyone outside of sports is focused on the iowa caucuses which is now only six weeks away and all of the candidates are there making the rounds. rachel: trump was there and so was desantis, they had competing events. i thought we would play a clip and see what they were telling the voters when they were in iowa. >> on the only person that is delivered on 100% of my promises that i've made two people, everything i said i would do i delivered. it's important that we deliver going forward. i'm also the only one running, you saw the other night with the debate, i'm the only one that beat these people on all of these issues i have not let the left getting ancient florida. >> they say please don't take it for granted that you're going to win iowa i said what you mean i got the farmers $28 billion of course i'm going to win i said how the hell can they vote against me, i got them $28 billion, do you think joe biden is going to get you 28 billion, any extra money comes to him and his family. it does not come to iowa. that has been proven. rachel: he is so funny. pete: contrast in style. i was going to say what i was saying from the side, ron desantis has to stop wearing shirts with his name on it. we know who you are, i'm not criticizing state senators but you meet them and they were name badges and names of the shirt because you don't know who they are, you're running for president everybody knows who you are. anyway, this is my thought it doesn't feel like a contest that's going to end anywhere than the guy on the left. rachel: ron desantis tried to say i'm getting to what chuck grassley has done. pete: the full grassley, he goes every single county and the entire state of iowa and he completed that round but again the santos did he went to all 99 counties. rachel: he's trying hard he invested his money a lot of organization. trump not there nearly as much as desantis. will: we talked about this in history to the opening up to the prize doesn't reflect statewide polling? pete: somewhat in a former life indicated in a cocky state we felt really good going to the caucuses. we didn't realize the groundwork another campaign had done to build attended support of people in the caucuses rally. whatever this is the much higher stakes deal i also thought we were not well known. everybody knows these candidates so i think there's a limit of how much organization will help you not just because i've seen you in so-and-so county, now you're my guy but it's a sleeper dynamic. pete: the sleeper part is interesting the polling is awkward to be close, the statewide polling for donald trump but if the strategy produces the potential for a sleeper outcome then it was worth the investment for desantis. rachel: when i look at the race it looks like ron desantis is running against nikki haley both for second place but also for the donor attention, the donor money. will: i think that's over i think nikki haley won that. rachel: that's exactly what happened. you get the endorsement of the donor class whether they be think tanks or activist groups or particular politicians. in a race like this is the kiss of death this is an election where people don't want the establishment candidate so they are fighting over i don't know what at this point. >> i don't know necessarily i get what you're saying on the kiss of death but it isn't a game changer other than you get three additional million dollars to run tv spots that averted proven not to be effective for you. rachel: why would donors waste their money like that if they know that trump is going to win, what a waste of resources when ultimately you would think the real challenge are the progressives, the communist on the other side, it is fascinating. will: a fox news over israel is warning civilians in gaza to evacuate south as idf strengthen their grip through land, air and sea s. rachel: siren sunday for the past few hours and parts of southern israel near its border with gaza. pete: that's where we find trey yingst to have the latest on the ground. >> good morning day 58 between israel and hamas, siren sounded across this country in the south in the north as we speak both hamas and hezbollah firing into israel, overnight is really forces launching new airstrikes against the gaza strip, they targeted weapons manufacturing sites and a number of tunnel entrances, they continue to go after hamas leadership killing the commander of hamas batt battalion, he was responsible for an attack on the brigade in gaza city back in 2014 killing seven soldiers it was one of the masterminds behind the october 7 massacre. the palestinian ministry says the death toll rises since the renewed fighting three days ago after hundred hostages were released during the one-week cease-fire, hamas say no prisoner exchanges will happen until the war is over, hamas and islamic jihad firing those rockets over 250 since friday morning, last the explosions near israel's second-largest city of tel aviv, we do understand according to regional sources, there were conversations in qatar and to come up with an extension of the cease-fire and get it back in place. at the end the israeli mossad pulled them out of doha bringing them back to israel saying those conversations collapsed, back to you. rachel: i wanted to ask you about the hostage situation. there were thousands protested in tel aviv, there is concern because negotiations broke down because of the gender and the ages that they wanted released. we wanted over there at, a lot of hostage families are saying that their son we want about whatever the arrangements are let's get them all out. >> absolutely still more than 130 hostages inside of gaza that includes soldiers and civilians. yesterday thousands of israelis taking to the street in tel aviv hostage square to voice their concerns about that a stations and continue to push to bring every single israeli home. you could see in the video people coming on the masses they wanted to show their support not just for those held and gaza but those released in the psychological trauma and physical trauma that they face. you can hear a friend of someone who was held hostage talking about what the demonstrators want, take a listen. >> release not only ten each time, include the males, the young children and the other women inside. we want them back home. >> incredibly challenging path forward, the air and ground campaign against gaza is well underway once again. israeli officials telling fox news that it will continue until their goal to destroy hamas leadership succeeds, that could take months with more than 130 hostages inside of the strip being held by hamas that is another line item that complicates ongoing negotiation. in the distance you can hear the outgoing artillery israel putting the pressure on the gaza strip. rachel: thank you. we are going to begin with headlines in a fox news alert french authorities are investigating a deadly stabbing near the eiffel tower as an act of terrorism. police arrested the suspect after german tourist was stabbed to death with a knife and two others were hurt him with a hammer. french officials say the suspect is a radical islamist who suffers from mental illness. the suspect has been arrested before planning to attack and it failed to carry out that attack. i believe he screamed. former new york congressman george santos is vowing to get revenge on some of the lawmakers who voted to expel him friday. santos said his eyes on a new york republicans mike lawler, nikola lowder and nicole malliotakis as the mechanic new jersey congressman ron menendez he is accusing for committing crimes like insider-trading as well as campaign fund violations and even line about employment history. santos giving other people online. santos as hell submit ethics report on each of them tomorrow not of the lawmakers have yet responded. the kansas city chiefs arrived in wisconsin yesterday for today's game against the packers. as sparks fly between ty and travis kelce and taylor swift actor in chiefs fan eric stonestreet is not worried that it will impact the team's super bowl chances. >> i know travis and how much he loves winning and i don't worry about the distraction. we love having taylor in kansas city and we love that he's happy and the number one pop superstar the most famous person in the world coming to kansas city. it's great for the city and great for football and i love it all. rachel: a lot of people love it. the coach of the green bay packers suggested that swift is expected to attend today's game. pete: issue the most famous person of the world? >> i wondered about that too. rachel: may be in a certain demographic. the debate would be taylor swift, donald trump, lionel messi and christiana rinaldo, doctor four. but i don't care. rachel: what about beyoncé she's not on that list. will: what about the rock he's pretty big. i want to have this debate but right now there's more pressing matters. you're the audience in your the audience i didn't like his characterization of the events. here's what happened. rachel: that was chinese what he said maybe you could explain it better. >> the playoffs will be announced today, four teams get in, the committee will announce it late this afternoon i'm not sure what time, the conference championship or yesterday the committee breaks every week based upon what happened up to that point time. going into yesterday georgia was number one in the country they played in the sec championship against alabama who is number eight alabama wins so georgia has a loss. i did not see the final but alabama led the entire game so that happen. washington and michigan are undefeated and they won their conference. texas beat oklahoma state texas has one loss. pete: how could you talk about texas before florida state. will: on getting there. texas won their conference, texas beat alabama this year in tuscaloosa by ten points. pete: early in the season. rachel: why does early or late matter. pete: good question. you would argue the other side of the argument. will: everybody says alabama got better than not the same team but they barely beat auburn last week on a hail mary. if we do this we have to do it all. rachel: is this between alabama and texas? pewill: three teams for two spo. it's a debate three teams for two spots. rachel: alabama, georgia and texas. pete: i think georgia is out is not against georgia you lost your last game of the season. rachel: who are we debating. pete: florida state. i'm just telling you not my opinion most people think florida state is not one of the best teams but how can you argue when they haven't lost the game. florida state, alabama and texas most likely for the last two spots. pete: who did ohio state lose to. will: michigan. like university presidents and people like that. there is two different criteria before most deserving in the four best. the four best are michigan, washington, texas and alabama. the four most deserving are michigan, washington, texas and florida state. i think texas is an ethic it's alabama versus florida state. pete: they won 29 straight ga games. pe.will: one season matters, the season. i think george is out and people will argue georgia, they lost. rachel: i think the whole segment i kinda like it because i'm finally starting to understand man explaining sports. who do you pick. rachel: i think people like underdogs so i would pick alabama. pete: alabama has never seen an underdog. rachel: you said they'd be somebody who is number one southern underdog. pete: they were in that game. you're really so jointly about this. pete: incredibly biased about never be able to see through that. you made a good sober analysis and what nick sabin and alabama did, they beat georgia the number one team who won 29 straight games of the best conference. sec is the best conference based on reality. rachel: what are your teams. pete: i think michigan, the big ten, washington won the pac 12, florida state how do you deny a team that won the table in the acc and i think alabama over texas. pete: sec, sec, so big. a team went into the home of the sec champion and dominated them and you could keep that team out. rachel: did texas beat florida. pete: alabama and alabama by ten points. pete: early in the season. pete: this season, why schedule the games, they don't matter. rachel: i believe this whole segment with rachel's sober analysis on sports. love it. pete: a major escalation and gang violence in sweden to pointing to the unchecked illegal immigration. is this what the united states can expect in the future if the system is not fixed. we'll talk to a filmmaker who was attacked while trying to investigate. rachel: major illegal chinese marijuana operations. you will not believe were there popping up right here in small-town america. t you want. with our lowest price guarante. this 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ask your rheumatologist for rinvoq. and take back what's yours. abbvie could help you save. pete: a new form of violence is plaguing sweden was significantly since 2000, the country going from the lowest rates to one of the highest. many are pointing to an increase of a certain form of immigration saying it is not properly controlled. is this what the united states could expect in the future as illegal immigration continues unchecked across our borders, let's ask on me horowitz and documented filmmaker that witness firsthand while examining the effects of a certain form of immigration within the country, we were just talking, thank you for being here you are doing a documentary film, you were attacked it was a big news item in 2017 share what you encountered and when we talk with immigration get to the heart of what it is in sweden. >> i went there because there was a significant increase in islamic immigration in sweden this is when the serious civil war was happening take it in a massive amount of syrian refugees. at the same time there was an increase in murder and rape that occurred i want to say there was a correlation or causation between the two things. when i went there there was no go zones areas if you're non-muslim you cannot enter that is not hyperbole, police with new police stations out of these areas pick is a coming under attack all the time so i went there to find out who was going on and i saw a connection between the two things and not all islamic immigration is better most people are engaged in this behavior it is simply not true, you have to understand when you go from roughly % islamic population to now almost 10% you're going to see social dislocation where people refuse to acknowledge any connection whatsoever. pete: no doubt i appreciate everything that you said let's put up a graph of the surge of immigration in sweden you heard liberals and others talking about the model dates in the past, sweden was always top on the list and hear you got an example, this is gun deaths but i was talking about immigration surge is the next graphic, hundreds of thousands of islamist or islamic excuse me immigrants but it's a refusal to assimilate to swedish culture that creates these enclaves that have a very different view than the west. >> on gun deaths, stockholm has 30 times the gun deaths then london for example. use seen in the last year, this is not even over you at almost 400 shootings, over 50 deaths, 150 explosions gang related explosions, again we have to understand and there is an issue but there's a denial that comes with a as well and that's a larger problem they refused to except, look at the articles written about the gang violence happening they do whatever they can it's like jiu-jitsu not to say islamic immigration they save audible communities, poverty, the entire staff entire staff said gun violence is sweden without mentioning quality in islamic immigration. rachel: every single time in every article you have to go down to paragraph 28 to get a sense of the perpetrator. >> maybe. rachel: maybe you will get that and then they say a second or third generation thing. for the second or third generation of a muslim immigrant and was not accepting being a part of sweden and that's a really big problem and if you're having five or six kids in local sweden's are having wanted half that changes the country really quick. >> in the u.s. we have islamic population but we don't have the same level of violence we integrated our immigrants and have a history of immigrants in a way where they become american first, that's where we don't have the same problems here europe is not had the same thing, you see the pattern in germany, sweden and france and it's led to a significant change in politics that we seen recently because of it. rachel: no doubt smaller country population in larger surges because the syrian refugee crisis. for not careful you can have the same problem in certain states in our country too, let's hope that we learn from it, thank you for your time. great to see you. coming up the by demonstration plans to buy more than 2 millior refilling our emergency stockpile after solid enough last year, so low, by hi, always a good idea, it's going to cost us a lot of money in the u.s. oil gas association president on the high price of bidens energy dependence coming up next. 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drug trafficking. will: our next guest spokesman says at least 80% of the illegal farms shut down his state were tied to china. rachel: mark woodward joined the snapdragon mark, this is surprising and alarming, what is going on what is behind this and why is china involved the marijuana farms be in the united states. >> during the pandemics a lot of these criminal organizations like china were recruited to oklahoma specifically through flyers and other information saying come to oklahoma were an open state, cheap land, cheap license, loose regulations you can make millions these were spearheaded by entities like law firms and others that said for a price we will get you a license for your group to oklahoma, there was a lot of local recruiting if you were to advertise to a lot of people to chinese websites and apps to come to oklahoma so they pave the way during the pandemic. pete: how much is directly coordinated within the chinese chinese government or is it criminal activity of chinese nationals take advantage of it. >> it is accommodation we tied them directly to organized crime out of china that are also linked to not just high-grade marijuana black-market trafficking for homicide, labor trafficking, sex trafficking worldwide money laundering and tied some of the farms that i described, to people who are linked to the chinese government to threats national security threats of the been identified on the federal level linking some of these people back to oklahoma farms over the last three years. >> i apologize for my confusion but are we talking about illegal under the radar shadow marijuana farms or the legal process of growing medical marijuana that china has infiltrated there in oklahoma. >> they come to oklahoma the entities like law firms have gotten them a license using owners to put a local person down to make it look legitimate on the surface but 100% of the product from the farms is leaving going to warehouses words relocated into trucks that are disguise the ccp leak equipment in the semi trucks are headed to places i knew in new york on a debate under daily basis. we have identified and seized over 700,000 pounds of high-grade marijuana going from the farms that is destined for the east coast specifically northeast back to the chinese farms here in oklahoma. will: their legal farms chinese are investing in in legal farms doing illegal business and it's tied to china if i understand correctly this is not cartel farms i know oklahoma only has pairing mountains but hidden off the radar these are known farms that are license that are doing illegal business and being funded by china. >> absolutely, rule number one don't draw attention to yourself so they want to appear to be doing everything right so they don't draw our attention or law enforcement attention so they get a license and they have their security features replace and on the surface look like a legitimate farm like 9400 other farms that we had in 2021 where they try to blend in all over oklahoma but 100% of the profits are going back to china and to the organization and the marijuana going off these farms to the black market in the u.s. rachel: we know chinese have 800% of chinese nationals coming over the southern border and there involved in the fentanyl trade and now we know marijuana trade, their secret police stations in our country and buying up land and using front groups as well this is a very serious development. we really appreciate you coming in and breaking it down so we can understand a little better about what is happening. pete: returning to few additional headlines starting with this. los angeles police arrested a man that they believe is responsible for killing four people in four days, police say the spree began last sunday when a homeless man was found dead, two more homeless men were attacked and killed on monday and wednesday authorities believe the suspect killed the father of two during a home robbery on tuesday, no word on the motive behind the killings. to a "fox weather" alert snow bringing airports in europe to a standstill flights resuming in munich after they were grounded for hours, the airports in london, vienna and zürich reporting delays of an hour and, there's a european airport update. here in the united states, i didn't know that we needed that but in case. hawaii was blanketed with snow the area around the inactive mauna kea volcano saw 5 inches of snow earlier this week, are you headed to that spot. will: i wish i would've helped you i wanted to know how that would've gone. rachel: i would pronounce that something different like maneuver. pete: will save the day, let's turn to chief meteorologist rich reichmuth who will tell us the weather in zürich. >> i can't, you stumped me, clearly they got a lot of snow in the hawaii snow is pretty normal is just tying up elevation to get the snow there. >> i said thanks a lot with out it was new. >> it sounds interesting, shouldn't snow but it does, not the abnormal. this is pretty abnormal 76 degrees in miami closer to the average daytime high, the lows have been really warm all kind of warm ahead of this line right here that continues to bring rain across the southeast we need moisture and were getting a lot over the last few days and a lot of rain right now across the northeast and this is all rain not snow and take a look at this new york city 657 days in a row that we've not had over in inch of snow we missed last winter the last was 383 days and with temperatures like this, the storm is going to be all rain not snow across much of the northeast once you get into far northern new england over the next couple of days pretty significant snowstorm of footfall and across main and good news for the ski resorts then need to get going across the northeast. rachel: pope francis is punishing a conservative cardinal who accuse the vatican of embracing woke policies, jonathan morris is joins us between the pope and the u.s. traditional 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he is punishing one of his conservative critics u.s. cardinal raymond burke by taking away his stipend and rent free vatican department. he has opposed the leniency on divorce of lgbtq issues then this comes after pope francis find another conservative critic joseph strickland, jordan is now fox news contributor jonathan morris, good morning. things are escalating and there have been other things that have been done to cardinal burke, this is the latest and clearly assign, by the way there are sources that are said the pope said he is my enemy i will take this away from him. >> i think it's worse than punishing cardinal burke. if it's punishment there was wrongdoing, there is no wrongdoing by cardinal burke, he is a vocal critic of the way the policies and the ways of communicating and governing the church of pope francis, he's been very vocal and very personally respectful of the pope anybody can be a critic but he has done and the respectful way he said i disagree on some issues but i will vocally and respectfully disagree with you and pope francis has said because of that may be other reasons but nothing based on punishment, because of that and take it away your monthly stipend and taking away your apartment in the vatican. cardinal burke will be fine he is a holy man and lots of supporters he can come back to the united states or stay in rome, a lot of good work he can do. rachel: by the way other vatican apartments at a been used for very nefarious purposes so if you get a take away apartment start with those people but my question is what is the message of pope francis is sending to conservative catholics here in america because they have been tracked by the fbi and no support from the vatican good bishops removed and a lot of tension. what is the message. >> to go back to the apartment thing, cardinal burke does not have a full-time job in the vatican maybe that's what the pope is going to lean on because i removed you from that position you don't need the apartment anymore. if you're going to do that to a sweeping review of all the apartments of the vatican and make sure people were docketing pay that should be getting paid, et cetera. rachel: google cardinal and you might see what happens at some of those apartments. to your second point what is the message being sent. a lot of people listening to the said never heard of cardinal burke, right now they're hearing about him in light of something that was a rather bad decision by pope francis. he's not doing a good job messaging pope francis is not due to good job messaging conservative catholics just the message in general of evangelization and the gospel in the most important thing. rachel: settling scores instead of diddling with the gospel. >> people around him were not doing good, people around him said this'll be the consequence do you want to hurt the faith of millions of catholics because they get a bad message with the wrong message, that's the responsibility of your team. rachel: cardinal burke is a humble man a good man and in many ways he was a bridge to help catholics in the united states get through the period of time and they are a little bit perplexed regarding pope francis and the doctrine, it's really unfair but a great breakdown, so great having you. rachel: coming up former president trump slams biden in a blistering speech accusing him of weapon is in the government, that is next.te ♪e. puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. hi, i'm jason. i've lost 228 pounds on golo. ♪ i don't ever want to go back to wearing a 4xl shirt or not being able to climb up stairs without taking a break. so i'm committed to golo for life. wi my mental health was much better. but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. #1-prescribed ingrezza is the only td treatment for adults that's always 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