pete: it is the 8 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this donald trump raising record 50-plus million dollars last night nearly double what

biden made at his star-studded new york fund raiser. the former president also laying out the stakes for 2024. >> everybody wants change our country is really doing poorly we're a laughing to all over the world and going to get that changed really quickly. >> melania looking amazing there plus from skip meals from dipping into their retirement a new survey revealing the drastic measures americans are going to just to make ends meet. >> plus apple reportedly working on a mobile robot that you can follow you around the house. kurt has the latest in the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ will: got it. pete: we requested a skyline and trying to identify the city will thinks he's got it.

it's -- there you go. will: got it now for sure. oh. pete: oh, you don't -- >> very famous build on the lefts and water add two things up and you get -- >> chicago. >> water another building on the right -- >> which other would have been the city of chicago on? will: maybe lake effect urban skyline had me -- chicago right off the bat. >> sears tower -- i don't think it is still called the southeast sears tower. i think i heard something somewhere. maybe i'm wrong. rachel: did you hear hungry the 80s was on so yesterday my daughter had a birthday party, and we did it at a roller rink, and it was like the roller rink like stranger things had not change probably since 80s and wed so much fun roller skating turns out like --

will: how old? rachel: range from six years old to like -- i was roller skating shawn turns out he plays hockey was a great roller skater i was like -- superimpressed. [laughter] well -- pete: no way to look good roller skating -- like on tv you don't do it. rachel: i'm sorry it was so much fun. will: you're a i am too -- not making fun of you curious if the kids loved it? rachel: all of them. will: roller skating party -- pete: you had wall clingers actually -- will: the walker thing. rachel: there was none of that where i was at but interesting to see patrick another hockey player really good. so -- pete: sears tower named now willis tower. sears not what it used to be.

don't have the meaning rights that they used to have. that's a fun game keep playing it. keep playing the skyline you guess it with us. rachel: all right we're going begin this hour with form or president trump reeling in a record 50 and a half million dollars at a fund raiser in palm beach last night. pete: nearly double the amount joe biden raised at his new york city event which, of course, required former two other former presidents obama and clinton over a week ago. will: mailed linn joins us next. >> trump campaign is boasting about former president fund raising spokesperson for his team saying took three democrat presidents to raise $25 million and one president to raise over 50 million dollars, donald j. trump here's him speaking hosted by billionaire jean paulson. >> great honor did you hear it is going to a great spectacular

evening people are just wanting change. rich, poor everybody wants change the country is really doing poorly. we're a laughing stock all over the world we're going to get that changed really quickly. >> but trump team has to catch up to the war chest, the former president and republican national committee raised about $66 million in march, with 93 million dollars in cash on hand. the biden campaign says it raised $90 million in the same time period with 192 million dollars in cash on hand. the biden team says sure fired up by their numbers looking to grow their umbrella by quoting nikki haley backers. >> i can tell you i'm personally on the phone with haley supporters every single day and many ways this is a marathon not a sprint we have a lot of work to do. all of the, obviously, our point the other side, has told them that they do not have a home on their campaign. well we look straight into the eye of republicans and haley

donors and say you have a home here. >> trump is expected to hold another high dollar functioned fundraiser this week. >> how could this money be used and legal fees but limitations i know from once being a failed flailing candidate many, many years ago there's money you can raise for the primary and then there's money you can raise that can only be spent in the general as well so -- sometimes money is tied up in different ways based on rules but we'll get a chance to see the fcc report or fbc report eventually of what those dollars are. will: the point now remarkable amount of money compared to the three presidents raising money here in new york city for joe biden. you had a governor doug north dakota at one time running for president himself now companying for donald trump. >> it was a night of unification, united support in

some ways it is official kickoff of this campaign being with all of these incredible job creators people that have many people that started with nothing. they've lived american dream and given back to their communities and created you know countless jobs around our country. and they're concerned about the future under joe biden, coordination between thes trump campaign and the rnc giving people confidence that when they're investing that it is going to help drive towards victory in the fall and it was in that sense also inspirational because i think there's a real unification of the party around what needs to happen in november. rachel: you know it is really interesting you know, we're talking about use some of this money for his legal -- this is all part of this election interference thing that donald trump has to, you know, joe biden raises money all his money gets to go to campaign and all his mind space whatever is left of it goes to running a campaign. donald trump you know, has to go to court cases all over because

they're raging law fair against him and trying to take all of his money and use some of this to fund, you know, the legal fees. all of this is part of that -- election interference and it is what you know, you look at that guy right there on thes screen, he's fighting with one hand tied behind his back because he's got is fighting him as well also i want to mention to you i know people who were at that event last night they said that donald trump gave an amazing speech. also that the vivek ramaswamy gave a, you know, an incredibly impressive talk on the founding fathers and whatnot so this i thought it was kind of interesting. pete:s we gave a similar talk vivek at a fox nation for the miseducation of america and i thought that guy is -- before he declared or anything like that. that guy wants to run now at the fund raiser on behalf of druch one of the big issues that, while certainly folks in that room at that fund raiser would be aware of but everyone at

shoam aware of. is the impact of inflation and how your life change when is everything cost more that will be huge -- i mean i know immigration is the biggest issue guys. but it feels like inflation is just that pesky issue that pokes at everybody of every background where they say my dollar doesn't go as far and it wasn't like that under troches but it is under biden. >> this is tied to inflation in one sector of the economy in housing. so one particular sector they did a survey redfin did in order to pay your rent or mortgage when everything is in more expense i have it gets more difficult to pay that. 35.are saying paying no or fewer vacation where's your flexibility and your budget but skepping meals at 22% -- that is additional a lot of multiple of them are taking an

additional job or additional shifts borrowing money you don't think you're going pay back dipping back into retirement savings those are in back of your mind when you go to vote for someone who can change those conditions i want to not have to be working into my 60s and 70s who created an economy that did that? and survey like that remind us how powerful. >> pawn shops they're seeing people coming in and seeing also -- people from higher income levels coming in to pawnshops to sell their stuff. and also the resale market for luxury goods is also -- sky high, has not been higher so not just poor people are suffering but ones skipping meals. pete: but sold my belongings. will: i think you said inflation is one of the thing under the surface or -- that particularly housing is a thing that -- so you have high interest rates.

you've got high inflation so what you have is high cost of houses that bocks a lot of people out of the housing market. you can sell your home theoretically but then you have to buy a new place to live. pete: so people are not selling your home. will: and you will at the higher interest rates and get people coming due on their mortgage or worse construction market loans development loans, the longer this goes on with high interest rates try to tame inflation more we run a risk of recession of these potential construction and real estate development going. but there's another angle that's gen-z young people they can't get this this is all of the promise people who are in. the young generation and look, for better or worse buying home has been the nest egg people have used as a build up they can't get into that life of building financial, you know, back -- pete: no one is moving out of the starter homes too i don't to update or change so no inventory

for people coming in and everything is all that more expensive so there's a cascading event that will happen. >> and it plays into the election young people, obviously, a lot of them on the radical side really upset about what's happening in gaza and -- israel, on the left. but also i think a lot of them are just saying i can't launch. i can't -- i can't move forward and i know where my parents were at that stage of their life and i'm not even close to that that is a depressing thought again it is not that long ago people record the record-breaking trump economy. pete: there's the final four is going on right now and there's been a ton of attention on women's bracket which is different this year in large part because of caitlin clark out of iowa next level athlete iowa hawkeyes will be playing against south carolina in the finals and the coach dawn staley was at a press conference yesterday.

and was asked about what's the reporters name will -- will: danzy at outkick sister brand of fox news was in the press conference asked the south carolina women's basketball coach what she thinks about men playing women's basketball or transathletes in women sports here's what the south carolina coach had to say. >> i'm on the -- opinion of -- of -- if you're a woman you should play. if you consider yourself a woman or -- and you want to play sports or vice vice versa you should be able to play. that's my opinion. you want me to go deeper? >> do you think transgender women should be able to participate -- >> that's your question you want me to ask i'll give you that, yes. yes.

so now -- the barn storm of people are going to flood my timeline and be a distraction to me. one of the biggest days of -- of our game and i'm okay with that. i really am. >> yeah. so much for i am woman hear me roar as you see her hedging on all of her like she can tell at the beginning she was like oh -- what do i say and then -- >> didn't want to answer this questions i know you said earlier in the show you thought she should remain neutral and concentrate on the game. >> that is a mischaracterize that was fake news. >> tell me -- >> they asked iowa coach wales. the iowa coach said i'm focused on the national championship game okay. we asked you -- >> we acknowledge that's a punt. >> that is also national championship game and job to do best for her team in that moment

that doesn't diminish the issue i think you're not on a different side saying this is fundamentally important to women sports, and you have to address it and you have to be on the right side of it and dawn staley not on the right side of it she just -- oh. and why are you asking me this question that is what -- will: does she believe that answer but also measuring room of like i think i have to say this, you know. rachel: because every female athlete who stands up to this insanity that will ruin all of women sports she's not standing up for female basketball players but here's riley gaines here's what she has to say one of the brave athletes who stood up. >> sucks seeing well established woman who has broken barriers turn into a sellout in name of

inclusion and well category to be exclusive by design go hawks. >> i think you can tell she felt like she had to make that type of statement by the way as you noted will a famous coach. of south carolina legend, i think every female who has been impacted by this. comes to our conclusion, but everybody with common sense. >> women's basketball game has yet to be impacted by this. so it is pretty easy for a coach to say aye anybody who identifies as a woman can play. wait until -- wait until a man enters what if a man was leading the charge for the iowa hawk eyes and blowing everybody away who identifies as a female i think she would be taking a different approach. it hasn't touched women's basketball yet. wait until lebron decides to be -- whatever. >> always easy to do something -- academically in theory. so yeah.

sports like swelling sportrinci. but right now it is academic. >> the reason it is happening is because women who who are in grt positions like she is as you called her a legend in a position of leadership and she is leader of a bunch of other female athletes if everybody toedyi this stupid gail and pretending men can be women, nothing would happen to women sports it would be back to normal and people like her have no courage and leave it up to athletes like rayly gaines to take arrows that's why this is happening and so what i see is a deficit of courage on so many levels, and shame on her for not standing up for women in women sports. >> turn now to additional headlines start here at least two people are dead following an hour's long standoff with local s.w.a.t. teams in georgia last night. the standoff beginning after a traffic stop when police chased suspect in home in murrieta and

found suspect dead after barricaded himself for hour and notes clear whether unidentified adult woman was a second -- suspect victim or hostage. new jersey governor phil murphy slammed for not returning back to his home state after a 4.8 earthquake rattled tristate area. congressman jeff says he wishes governor murphy showed up. ♪ ♪ >> it would have been a nice symbol if he came back and said you know what -- everything is going to be okay. i want to personally review infrastructure myself see what the team has done. i personally was a little disappointed he didn't make it. it was good for people to know they're leaders or person of time. two earthquakes biggest to hit the tristate in 140 years. now to some spring football. the st. louis battle hawks using this field goal as time expired to take the top the arlington ren renegades 27-24 and replaced

on side kick to get the bag back and take show boats earlier this week. co-owner talked about how excited about seeing the new league grow. >> we had a great opening weengsd ufl serves as just the opportunity to create opportunities for players to live out their dreams. >> more uf lax kickings off 4 p.m. eastern time on fox. and those are your headlines. you see real quick fourth and 12 instead of onside kick. i love that. >> my son was 8-9 on the jv time. >> 8-9 onside kick specialist. [laughter] pete: would have been a great unless they change rules. we were just talking about women in women sports. one of the big parts of my new book war on warriors we dig into

women in combat came from and what the agenda was there. rachel: what was it? pete: didn't come from the clambering of the troops or generals but came from the obama administration a very particular view of what they wanted social engineering inside the pentagon, and when you -- go back to the actual story in the book unfolds at all there were studies that were done that showed tested whether or not this would improve the combat effectiveness of units and they said we swear we won't change things studies show and studies cam out what did it show all male units far more effective lethal what do you do with the studies at that time? political leaders said toss the studies and who caved generals and courages other who is did the bidding of the white house, even though they knew it wouldn't make our warriors more effective or safer so that's just the type of story and there are many more like that in this book which unfold how the focus changed from war fighting to

other things. will: what i like about analyzing war on warriors what happened with the american military and you were explaining ideology plays role and sets it but what -- actually allows it to happen and then ends up perpetuating is careerism i think it is underestimated in military and everything. pete: big time but life or death in the security of or nation and men who said they would defend it and then give it away. so this names names war on warriors make a lot of people unhappy but for guys pulling triggers for a generation i think you're going like it check it out fox news book.com, don't go anywhere. we'll be right back.

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baptized in a pickup truck? >> it definitely wasn't me it was all god. i have grown up in church all my life so i knew that baptism was so important and i was waiting for that perfect movement as i was about to leave i felt the lord told me be obedient so i did it and baptized in the back of a pickup truck in a frat house and so perfect and special and i love feeling so like a weight lifted off my shoulders something i'll remember for the rest of my life. rachel: that is beautiful pastor, you know this is not the kind of story we're used to hearing 250 students at a university we think there's going to be like a drinking party. and instead they're getting baptized. tack to mess about the spiritual hunger that you're feeling on college campuses. >> that's the right word rachel i hear that word over and over the start that auburn dear friend of mine tonia had a

vision of filling arena we went from auburn to fsu from fsu to alabama now the university of georgia. these college students i'm telling you with very little notice they're saying all right we're going to come to the arena lemplegging relationships to unite friends you sigh they're looking for more on campus doing what the world would say the normal college experience and they're saying hey, this isn't it. it's got to be more than this and what we're giving them is hope of eternal life through jesus christ and teaching from the scriptures something is awakening through gen-z through the college students it is unbelievable. >> mikalah what is it about gen-z qhar you and your friends looking for that they're able to find through jesus christ? >> i think with anything in ouch is a dark world right now

especially in athens we're looking for hope. and for unite to go across the country a different college campuses and tell the good news and tell where you can truly find hope it is life changing it is changing the trajectory of people's lives. rachel: you're giving hope to so many just with your witness today i'm just in awe of what's happening and i congratulate you on becoming a christian and i also -- congratulate you pastor for helping to bring this movement across which clearly so many kids are clambering for, thank you. god bless you both. >> thank you. >> absolute joy. a sign of the times, the bold new step to address distracted driving through peer shame kurt the cyberguy joins us next. of bringing textile manufacturing back to america.

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♪ ♪ pete: as distracted driving becomes more unveiling and drivers are using their cell phones. the so-called smart signs deploy lasers then send a message to road sign saying phone down. in a new bid to end potential accidents here to react kurt the cyberguy so wait shooting lasers into people's cars to see if they're on the phone and putting an road sign? >> that's not invasive right pete it is bananas this is going on you described it perfectly how the technology works so it is a laser. there's not a camera yet -- step one here, i think they're

thinking is use a technology to pry deeper into american's lives by aiming this tattletale laser showing signs saying phone down all right all for safer driving but i think step two here convince people that it is in name of safety so they can reach even more into our lives and citations and then start pointing laser somewhere else. this is way too invasive to lead to big brother type of abuse no question about it, and i think we should have a expectation of level of privacy even inside of our cars you know, people will disagree about that but a spy laser shouldn't be pointing into my life period as an american right i want to they can big sign that says phone down -- i want to go attack it to my local legislators and turn it around and say leave me alone. [laughter] pete: i like that plus -- if you're looking at your phone you're not seeing the phone down sign. i don't see the logic in it either. but --

>> thank you. pete: great point next topic apple is reportedly working on a mobile robot that can follow you around your home. who wants that, kurt? >> i would. i would actually so of all of the companies out there that make technology i think i would trust apple above most when it comes to privacy and security and pretty much that's the name of their game. so for the 614 unlucky people at a that will got the pink slip from their car division that wound down, that they never talked about but we knew was going on no longer going to make this electric vehicle instead putting efforts to a.i. now potentially home robot that could help us out they say why would i want that in my house if i don't have to mop or dishes or laundry i'm for that where i don't like technology like this where that robot company that comes from turns around and says oh let's study what is inside pete's house. and let's report that back and

let's use that data for other reasons that are more invasive in his life. i think right now i'm going to have to give an applause to ceo tim cook at apple he's done a lot of good stuff in terms of keeping train on the tracks. and now we're starting to see innovation out of apple i think that will be exciting so if we're to see a robot from apple i will get it i will test it out and i will let you know if it is worth having the dishes done by it. >> okay i just you know, robot following me around my own house feels like something could go wrong and benefit of the doubt it could give it a try. congratulations on your new book what's the title again and can i get it on a.m. dismon >> my man, war on warriors, of course, on amazon anywhere books are sold. thank you, brother. >> awesome sign up for my newsletter you do sign up for the newsletter. cyberguy.com if you want to get this kind of information first. we love it. kurt great to see you have a

great sunday. >> have a great sunday. pete: you've got it. today six months since hamas deadly attack on israel. so why does america's closest middle east allies stand in the fight against that terror group and support shifted here at home. will and i go off the wall, next. every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food.

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♪ ♪ >> today marks six months since israel's war on hamas began after that deadly surprise terror attack. pete: where do we stangsd and how has joe biden's support waned you might say and off the twiewk break it down we remember that morning reporting about that staggering attack it was tough to get your arms around the scope of what happened. of course, hamas iranian supported terrorist organization attacked in southern israel, killing over 1200 -- will: 1200 people killed there october 7th deadliest attacks on jews since holocaust immediately benjamin netanyahu declares war in response to the attack declares war on hamas. pete: we knew what happened because a lot of it was on videotape and some of the most atrocious things you can imagine, and what we started to realize -- in a lot of those is that

hostages have been taken too so not just something where they were raping and murdering but also taking hostages, some from that music festival a lot from villages down in south israel. will: 123 hostages have been released, 134 still in captivity now there are 36 confirmed dead hostages i don't think their bodies have been returned to israel. so there is some question mark as well about how many of the remaining are alive in gaza. pete: numbers include some americans as well and then you get to the actual fighting itself unleashed over the last six months. this israel is saying they've killed over 13,000 hamas fighters i would be careful about this number. this is reported by the palestinians international organizations who have wanted to intentionally inflate those numbers to try to make israel look like the bad guys when you actually look at the fighting by the way will, israel has lost over 600idf troops in that fight

as well you talk to people who have seen urban combat no country has done more to try to restrain civilian casualties than what israeli military has done in offensive it's been effective ferocious and tried to avoid casualties at every turn while hamas puts its fighters in hospital. will: war is ugly and still there are palestinian civilians who have been killed. one of the notable incidents recently was charity work ergs at the world central kitchen killed in israeli air strike there's investigation i believe two -- idf commanders have been dismissed from service, and there's continuing to look into what happened when i believe it was seven individuals of the world central kitchen were killed. pete: tragic israel has said so but you contrast outrage with biden administration for this and remember aid worker that was killed outside abby gait in kabul, afghanistan and denied what happened in that particular

case so these things happen in war because information is difficult to decipher especially when you're fighting in a densely popular remember we were pointing at this map at the beginning the world extremely populated egypt won't allow refugees out and squashed down in southern port of israeli and had to move systemically through it to clear to hamas. will: clearing operations by israel, inside of gaza, black here i guess claim israeli advances but what you should point out in purple is hamas reinfiltrating hamas militia in areas declared clear there's a hamas presence not just rafa but throughout gaza. pete: benjamin saying we have to crush hamas and that makes political calculation with the

white house precarious at the moment when israeli government needs a lot of support they're getting a lot of different tunes from the white house here's a portion of how the white house has changed its tune in support for israel. watch. >> my administration is support for israel security is rock solid and unwavering. i'm sure instances -- have been killed that's war, the conduct of the response in gaza strip -- has been over the top. [inaudible conversations] >> we are -- willing to reconsider our own policy approaches here. dependent upon what the israelis do or don't do. will: here's what's fascinating about the thread that joe biden is trying to needle here. it is not popular with either side, obviously, we know he's lost a lot of support on the left. of his party, when it comes to

them wanting more support for palestinians but i think you can argue as well losing support for those as well on the left that want a stronger response in support of israel. he's sort of tried to take the middle ground pete made both sides unhappy. pete: not serving anybody and american people overwhelmingly have supported israel's right to defend itself and yet it's really a few voters in michigan, who have made their voices heard in the primary. that have the white house rattled. you also have a lot of radical staffers inside the white house. they're more pro-palestinian than pro-israelly remember open letters decents come out and faced that pressure too. so far, at the beginning it was very strong. beginning to show cracks in that. now pressuring israel to stop we'll see how it ultimately all plays out. will: all right rachel over to you. rachel: thank you guys. turning now to your headlines, unified command removing a 156

ton piece of wreckage from the france's scott key bridge yesterday as part of the salvage operation as more traffic is passing through alternative channels to the port of baltimore with at least ten vessels passing over the weekend. passing through over the weengsd -- authorities say safety continues to be their top priority. mexico is breaking diplomatic ties with ecuador this comes after police raided the mexican embassy where the country's ex-vice president was seeking asylum from corruption charges. the state department weighing in saying, quote, the united states condemns any violation of the convention on diplomatic relations and takes seriously the international law to respect the indiplomattic missions. world oldest man says the secret to his longevity is luck and --

fish and chips. which i love too. john, alfred was born 111 years ago just after the titanic sank he has some advice from the younger generation saying, quote, always do the best you can whether you're learning something or whether you're teaching someone. good advice. and those are your headlines. let's turn now to our friend chief for our fox weather forecast. rick. >> i like that he's honest like luck that's out here -- [laughter] going to make sense probably a good part of it. let's talk weather with a few rough days ahead across much of the south. obviously, tomorrow eclipse across parts of texas, in towards arkansas there's louisiana -- we've got some severe weather take a look at the map show you what i'm talking about severe weather is going to largely be across maybe some area next few days that means be watching. certainly for some strong wednesday and hail but also tornadoes each of these days.

is going to be a problem for it. watch what happens i always like on sunday to show you rain or snow coming next week. we have more snow coming across parts of the west not a huge storm and we, in fact, dry out a bit across parts of the southwest california looking pretty good. but watch what happens with that severe weather across the south next number of days by time said and done spots five to eight inches of rain especially across arkansas, lower mississippi river valley watching for that threat of flooding. all right rachel back to you inside. rachel: thank you rick. tomorrow e eclipse set to bring a hundred people to one texas town and the big boom business, next.

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how are you planning for it? >> it is a big day and we're excited. >> lots of people coming in. pete: maybe i should know this will what is it about careville has has so many i'm sorry -- descending on your town? >> that's okay we have nasa coming here in the center of the x for the last eclipse came through one way and this -- eclipse is coming at the other way and nasa settled here with lots of celebrities -- x marks the spot. there you are. rachel: heidi what is zen -- >> it is a store with 26, 28 different dealers with healing rooms in the back with healing treatments lots of things for art, antiques, et cetera. >> it is popular in texas people come from different reasons tourist attraction despite being 25,000 people so you're well

prepared to some extent but is this going to outpace what you normally get and prepared for a -- an unprecedented turnout? >> yes. we've asked all of our dealers to bring in eclipse related merch and excited to what they have to offer and so far it's been really a boost. we're really grateful for this. >> no doubt. will: what are you expecting to experience beginning to get colder? pete: are you going put your glasses on? what's the big moment? >> we have glasses available all over town but wearing our glasses. we hear there will be a temperature drop when the sun eclipse by the moon and experience that the last one. even though it was just annular eclipse ring of fire but we felt the cold and changes and animals got all quiet it was very interesting. >> very. >> will isen playing a party for the eclipse.

[laughter] will: not a party planner but going to a party. rachel: a fancy party -- are you going to a party is the -- atmosphere in kerrville a party atmosphere? >> there's a party in the park parties all around the town and texas country. >> it is a festival atmosphere everybody is in a great mood -- very high. will: glad this is a boost for local businesses enjoy the -- eclipse and all of the people it brings along with it. thank you guys. rachel: bye. will: we'll have coverage all day tomorrow on fox news, and on fox weather. rachel: where is kerrville tourist town? will: big final hour next.

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