now i want 15 after taxes. previous court papers she he received royalties totaling $130 and this after a court filing this past august showed michael oher claims he was misled by the tuohies into believing they had adopted him, but it was a conservativeship. the let battle over money continuing to play out. steve. >> steve: just sad ending to a great movie. thank you. it is 8:00 in new york city. hour three of "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> look at that. look at that. look at that. ♪ >> lawrence: all right, let's roll. let's go! [cheering] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [music covering up lawrence speaking] ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: what's up, family? we are live from north carolina at eggs up grill. you may remember the name eggs up grill, we were at another location in alpharetta, georgia last week. we thought we would go ahead and do it over again. >> brian: watching the kitchen and the door, reverse shot. what are your demand? how many cameras do you demand? >> lawrence: i like cooking. you have a private chef. >> brian: a live in. >> lawrence: i am a man of the people, i cook for them. >> steve: lawrence, going forward, we need a grill on this set and every morning one of us can make breakfast and sit around the grill and talk about the day ahead. >> ainsley: not a bad idea. >> steve: we'd be well fed. >> lawrence: i would like that because ainsley's bill is getting pretty high. we could lower that if we buy ingredients and i cook it up for us. >> steve: chick-fil-a could go bankrupt. >> ainsley: little do you know, i have a credit card and it is brian's. >> brian: i've been mad at my butler all this time. >> ainsley: private planes, butler, i can't keep up. >> lawrence: this has never happened before in a diner, i shake this young lady's hand. she goes, where is brian kilmeade at? she wanted to see brian kilmeade. it kind of hurt my feelings, i understood brian is the face of the show. >> brian: you have been 100 diners and one person asks. >> lawrence: where is brian kilmeade? >> brian: sorry to disappoint her, everybody else is glad you are here. let's talk women sports and why we believe women should play women's sports? >> steve: on capitol hill, today there will be importance of protecting female athletes and title 9 and looking at proposed rule changes to expand definition of sexual discrimination to include gender identity and what that means is a school or a college could not ban transgender athletes from competing. title 9 would make it legal for transgender athletes to participate at college and high school level. >> ainsley: riley gaines will be speaking in front of congress, today at 2:00 p.m. thchl is a topic where everyone has different views. for riley gaines and women who play college sports, they are talking about fairness. you can be anything you want to be. many say i do not want to get political, but i want this to be fair. if i'm number one and you have someone born a biological male and they are more capable and decide they want to compete at the female level and they become number one, that knocks someone else out, that is the problem here. >> brian: now this is -- go ahead, lawrence. >> lawrence: ainsley makes a good point and that is the conversation. there is movement to say, we want to treat everybody fairly and understand there is gender dysphoria and people want to identify differently. that is great. the sport for transgender and they can compete in their own category. no, they did not want that. and then restrooms. no, no, we want to go to the female bathroom. you have people competing in sports that were terrible athlete amongst their own biology makeup and they go to the other side and become fantastic athletes. you have to ask, why isn't their biological females going over trying to compete against biological men? because they would never win. >> brian: this is how todd and i would look, men would take women's scholarships and men could join sororities, which is happening and men would be dormed with women. i don't know many people for this. i think this is insane and crazy thing, just a few years ago with me, too, movement, i remember the women sports foundation and title 9, when you go into an athletic program, you have to have as many opportunity for women's and men's sports and now trans athlete has thrown that for a curveball sxchl where are women standing up for women? if you want to be trans, you can't win. you just can't take a scholarship from people. >> steve: house will do oversight today to see what biden administration is talking about. >> ainsley: how many players play on a soccer team? >> brian: 11 on the field, 18 on the roster. >> what if they were trans athletes? >> brian: you win, especially if they are brazilian. brazilian trans, i would not even play. >> ainsley: also today, presidents of harvard, penn, mit, will talk aboutance on campuses. >> steve: this after a surge of protesters stormed a bridge in new york city last night. [cheering] >> brian: peter doocy is live at the white house, peter. >> peter: the department of education is investigating antisemitism on college campuses and if administrators don't follow the doe's recommendation, they could lose federal funding. the chair is congresswoman virginia foxx. she says we've seen countless examples of antisemitism demonstrators on college campus. away from campus huge anti-israel protests continue. a group took the williamsburg bridge chanting like new york did nada, long live intifada. and israel is a terrorist state. and ripping un women for ignoring sexual assault on october 7. >> do we believe the spokesperson that says rape is forbidden, so couldn't have happened on october 7? or do we believe the women whose bodies tell us how they spent the last minutes of their lives. if we can't say rape is wrong, we have accepted the unacceptable and the question will be not what is happening in the middle east, but what is happening to our humanity. >> peter: officials are hoping to keep focus on combating antisemitism and isllama -- islamophobia. they think antisemitism is the more pressing issue right now for jews in america. back to you. >> brian: no question. >> ainsley: absolutely. >> steve: it sounds like university presidents are going to say, we have done everything we can to protect jewish students. they will call the next witness that says i felt threatened and like the professor was out to get me. >> peter: seems like from the leaders of harvard, mit and penn, it is we look forward to sharing everything we have done. so -- >> steve: let's see what it is. >> peter: right, will be disputed today. >> ainsley: this should not be allowed in america. you should not hate somebody because of their religion, we should not be antisemitism or islamophobia, that is what we pride ourselves on in america, we have freedom. thank you, peter. we interviewed congresswoman elise stefanik earlier on the show, she went to harvard and she has asked for the presidents to step down, in fact president of her university. listen what she says. this rise and explosion of antisemitism is unamerican. the fact president gay, president of harvard university was silent after 30 student groups blamed israel for the hamas terrorist attack that slaughtered 1000 israelis. that is unacceptable, i've called for her resignation. american people can be assured there will be tough questions today, we want to make sure antisemitism that we rooted out has no place in our universities and look at assaults our jiesh students have been facing? it is unacceptable to have that at any college or university in america. >> brian: president biden is getting backlash because he supports israel publicly and you have press conferences that say ilet not support president biden, we will make sure the islamic vote does not go to you. president biden is not benefiting at all and whole next generation of democrats are not pro-israel and hillary clinton, kristen gillibrand, chuck schumer, seem shocked by it, lawrence. >> lawrence: brian, it is not just groups, you have 300 plus members within his own administration that have never been elected before in their life, going after the biden administration from inside, saying they don't agree with his approach on this. you have group s and people working against the policy of the united states. we are so far past this, it is out of control. if you listen to the president, he's inching more toward being the appeasement to certain people in the group. he was strong, israel, i got your back. mark my words, it will come period in time when the president will be saying, ceasefire, we can't take this anymore, because it is election time. he has a choice to make. does he want to do the right thing or go with the next generation of young people that weren't alive for 9/11, don't be understand radical islam and do not understand what is happening over there and stand with hamas. >> ainsley: they are not condemning hamas. you see palestinian groups out on the streets of new york saying from the river to the sea and they know what that means and not condemning hamas and brutal acts on october 7. >> steve: two big hearings live on fox and we'll have details tomorrow. 8:15 now. >> ainsley: carley has headlines for us. >> carley: sad and scary story here, local police say a shark killed a newlywed from boston while vacationing in bahamas. the woman was paddleboarding with a relative and the shark bit her and she suffered serious injury and pronounced dead after cpr was administered. she just got married on sunday. god bless her family. a home explosion rocked an arlington neighborhood overnight. wow. [sound of explosion] >> oh. >> ainsley: police were executing a search warrant and a man barricaded himself inside. he fired a flair gun and there were several minor injuries, no deaths reported, unbelievable considering the size of that explosion. can you imagine being a neighboring house. the man was inside and didn't die. >> brian: looked like gaza employs >> ainsley: they said everyone felt the trembling. >> carley: that is how big the explosion was. >> ainsley: that shark story, married day before, 44 years old from boston. >> carley: in the bahamas, you have to feel for her, the husband, so sad. >> ainsley: paddleboarding. coming up, from bad to worse, gold bars linked to bob menendez are linked to a crime from centuries ago. >> brian: remember that chief fan wrongly accused of wearing black face, his family is threatening legal action. >> steve: lawrence is having breakfast with friends in north carolina, lj just outside raleigh. >> lawrence: hi, family, i have been updated eggs, i have to update the number. how is that? [cheering] >> lawrence: what's up, guys? ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: the family of the nine-year-old chiefs fan is threatening to sue for defamation. alexandria hoff has details. >> alexandria: the report er ha to issue a counter clarification -- prompted an article by deadspin carron phillips who accused the boy of racism, writing -- >> it is starting to get me nervous, if they go overboard, it is scary. >> would you like an apology? what would you like frr carron at deadspin? >> it is too late for that. the damage is done. >> deadspin has not commented on the threat of legal action. >> ainsley: tonight donald trump joining sean hannity for a town hall in iowa. lawrence jones is live in clayton, north carolina, outside of raleigh. hi, lawrence. >> lawrence: hi, ainsley, talk with folks about who is the candidate? what is most important issue? >> our children and trump. >> lawrence: what is most important issue for yoyou? >> border security, the economy and the list going on. >> lawrence: you are a former democrat? >> oh, yeah. >> lawrence: you are voting for who? >> i think i will vote for biden -- um, trump this time. >> lawrence: former biden guy and now voting for trump. [cheering] >> lawrence: what is number one issue for you? >> economy and job creation. >> lawrence: all about the jobs. who do you think is best fit for jobs? >> donald j trump. ma'am, number one issue for you? >> the military. >> lawrence: why? >> i don't like things that happen since that person has been in office. >> lawrence: joe biden? >> that person, yes. >> lawrence: who is the person you want to see in office? >> trump. >> lawrence: he is not that person -- >> that person starts with a b. >> lawrence: i was talking with you earlier, number one issue is the border, why? >> the border, i'm from eagle pass, texas, they are just taking over. that and international affairs. >> lawrence: who is your candidate? >> i'm leaning toward nikki haley. but anybody is better than what we got now. >> lawrence: nikki haley, but anybody, but biden. >> lawrence: ma'am, what is number one issue for you? >> the two-tiered justice system. >> lawrence: who is your candidate? >> desantis, but i love trump and nikki haley. >> lawrence: you love them all. >> i love trump, right now desantis, i'm afraid they won't let trump win. >> lawrence: this young lady, i talked to her earlier today, you made gifts for everyone on the couch, what are they? 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>> no. >> steve: i know antony blinken was standing by, is secretary of state point person on your son? >> we are in contact with the spe speaker, mr. carson is the ambassador. we don't know anything about real effort. they work as hard as president biden promised us and to this day, nothing has been done. it has been 250 and the case is very clear, evan is an american journalist and he is sitting in prison. >> steve: thfrustrating part, the president said we'll get him out, you, the family, feel nothing is being done. >> we know as much as any american interested in evan's case, we know exactly the same and would like the united states government to do whatever it takes. evan is in prison designed to isolate and break you down. evan is in hard condition and he's fighting very hard to stay mentally and physically fit and he wrote to me in the letter everyday like swimming against the stream. it takes a lot of effort and been 250 days and we want the u.s. government to do what it takes to bring evan home. >> steve: if antony blinken is the point person on this, there is a lot going on right now and a lot on his plate, what would you like to say to secretary of state, president of the united states about bringing your boy home? >> the promise that the president made gave us solace and hope and strength, after 250, it is getting very, very hard to hold on. we want u.s. government to focus on bringing an american journalist back home. >> steve: you feel they are not focused on that right now? >> exactly. >> there are -- we don't feel they are focused enough. >> steve: ella, president of the united states will hear about this interview directly, what would you like to say to joe biden? >> to keep the promise, we embrace american trait of optimism, we are still very hopeful and we are cheering on the u.s. government. please bring -- he deserves it, we want our son back after 250 days. his friends and colleagues want him back. >> steve: in this building, there is a great big picture of your son, we think about him everyday. >> thank you. >> steve: thank you very much. >> thank you so much. manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made it has a real life impact up and down the supply chain. we want our customers to feel how special this product is, right when they open the box. go to redlandcotton.com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20. some of the best traditions start under a tree. it's where we gather as a family. it's where we experience the excitement of opening day. it's where we caught our personal best. and this tree is where it all began. this christmas start traditions under your tree... share the tradition of visiting santa's wonderland at bass pro shops and cabela's. and get your free photo with santa. bass pro shops and cabela's. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. 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>> crew, nebraska. >> it will be warm in nebraska this week. >> sure. >> you like kansas city and new york city so far? >> yeah, i do. >> want to do the weather with me? what's the temperature right now in new york city? >> 39 degrees. >> that was amazing. then we have a little bit of storm system moving across the ohio valley in the northeast. no snow unfortunately in new york city but could see some across the great lakes and interior northeast. not a big deal. the rest of the country looks pretty good. the west coast we have wet weather moving in there and a little snow across the appalachians. do you like snow? >> yes. ? >> excited for christmas? >> hi, papa and nana. >> over to you. >> ainsley: a major development in senator bob menendez's corruption case. gold bars found in the democrat's home tied to a violent crime a decade ago. >> steve: fellow senator john fetterman who compares his colleague to george santos taking it a step further and paid santos for this cameo video. watch this. >> bobby, look, i don't think i need to tell you, but these people that want to make you get in trouble and want to kick you out and make you run away, you make them put up or shut up. you stand your ground, sir, and don't get bogged down by all the haters out there. stay strong, merry christmas. >> brian: joining us to react is hard news beat reporter jimmy failla. >> brian: were you surprised at fetterman's sense of humor. >> big money, big money in those hills. it is funny that fetterman can afford a cameo but can't by a suit. the one you've seen is the only one he owns. >> steve: can you explain why menendez of new jersey is still a u.s. senator? >> the democrats are morally bankrupt. politics are more important than accountability. menendez, his second indictment, let's not forget that. i look like a guy who would smuggle gold bars but no, we should be all the way against this. >> steve: you would go to jail. >> i'm a republican and going down. not good. i think if the democrats wanted to demonstrate some actual fortitude they would throw him out. >> steve: only a one-seat advantage for the democrat. new jersey came within three votes of having a republican governor last election. >> ainsley: what about your book? >> let's talk about it. available for pre-order today. fox news books.com. cancel culture dictionary. subtitle,winging the war on fun. the era of weaponized censorship -- people go to comedy to get offended and go to movies to make sure the cast is diverse enough. it was to escape identity politics. the point of this book, not a dictionary, they just thought i needed to read one at some point in my left. every letter of the alphabet is something that got canceled and made life harder for you and me living life. a great example. when they went out and canceled aunt jemima in the summer of 2020. what did it do? 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