[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] pete: welcome to fox & friends. no better way to start off your weekend with us than with our nation s anthem. rachel: i agree. pete: welcome to the show will contain and roomp. rachel campos-duffy. will: glad to see you both on this saturday, july 24th, 2022, well, as you know at this point, there is a rising crime rate across this country. focused largely in the big urban areas. in washington, d.c., the police chief has had it, he is mad as hell in his own words about crime rising in washington, d.c. what s gotten everyone s attention is the shooting in washington, d.c. close to the washington nationals ballpark and close to some fancy restaurants. i m a little bit were to on this. i think we should always be talking about rising crime. seems to be of special attention when it happens in our fancier areas. in quite honestly white neighborhoods. while we in fox have been talking about rising
i have met with him. he s bright. he s tough. and i have found that he is a, as they say, when you used to play ball, a worthy adversary. all right, joining us live from geneva, we have cnn s senior white house correspondent phil mattingly and cnn senior international correspondent fred pleitgen. great to see both of you. phil, let s begin with you. what do we know about how president biden has been preparing for this? reporter: there s a little bit of a grudging respect for the man he s going to be sitting down with for between four and five hours tomorrow when they enter that building. and i think what you have heard from senior administration officials over the course of the last several days has been, look, it has obviously been intensive preparation. most of the mornings during his foreign trip, first at the g7 and then over to nato, today the u.s.-eu summit have been clear so preparation could occur. he has been meeting with foreign policy experts and foreign lead
sense of family, friendship, giving, and joy. the evergreen tree reminds us that even in the coldest, darkest days of winter, that light and abundance will return. through the years and through the eyes of first families. my grandmother decided in the mid-1920s that she was going to make christmas the biggest deal ever. my mother, i think, said it best when she said, you know, every day in the white house is a gift to my life, but never more so than at christmas. and i share that sentiment. in this hour, family, festivities, faith, and the work of the presidency, which doesn t stop any day of the year. announcer: the following program is brought to you in living color on nbc. hello and welcome to fireside history. i m michael beschloss. in this episode, little white house holiday magic, presidential historian style with help from the nbc news archives. the hope for all of us in public life and private is that the winter holidays are times of unity and peace,
ourselves as well. and during the christmas season, i think most americans do feel a greater sense of family, friendship, giving, and joy. the evergreen tree reminds us that even in the coldest, darkest days of winter, that life and abundance will return. through the years, and through the eyes of first families. my grandmother decided in the mid-1920s that she was going to make christmas the biggest deal ever. my mother, i think, said it best when she said, you know, every day in the white house is a gift to my life. but never more so than at christmas. and i share that sentiment. in this hour, family, festivities, faith, and the work of the presidency, which doesn t stop any day of the year. announcer: the following program is brought to you in living color on nbc. hello, and welcome to fireside history. i m michael. in this episode, a little white house holiday magic, presidential historian style, with help from the nbc news archives. the hope for all of u
eve. today is the day, carley and brian, today is the day before christmas eve, which is my favorite day of the whole year because tomorrow is the day i finally start to go shopping. brian: wow. steve: i m hoping the malls stay open late. ashley: you are hitting the stores tomorrow. no time like the present, i guess? this is the best time of year, especially when you are a little kid and thinking about how many more sleeps until christmas. and you are counting down the days and getting so excited. i certainly remember that. brian, what about you? brian: no memories really of christmas. i m only kidding, of course. great memories of christmas. in the christmas book featured the duffy s christmas book which is again on the new york times best seller list. steve, i have a question for you. you say you haven t shopped in your head do you know what you can are getting? steve: no. brian: looking in the windows and looking at the mannequins saying she would look good in that. stev