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stoorting with this former president trump brings massive crowd and makes play for deep blue states. >> we're expanding the electoral map. we're going to win the state of new jersey. [cheering] he's so bad i think we're going win them all. pete: from expanding generic brands to five dollar meal deal why joe touts bidenomics suppliers are finding ways to attract customers as prices rise everywhere. >> baby boom and celebrating the birth of 15 babies this mother's day the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. >> that's washington, wisconsin -- >> did you recognize that? will: washington too?

rachel: heard of it but not been there and not able to point that out. pete: a lot of lake there is. rachel: best deepest cleanest lake don't get me started wisconsin in the summer is a dream. pete: should be wisconsin and friends. rachel: great fishing. pete: you're not a fishermen. glam but my brother timmy is a fishing guide and hunting guide amazing hunting guide and fishing guide. >> but we are skiing announce surfing like water sports family. >> yeah. pete: i once took their jet ski out on the lake and hung out at their cabin. i was whipping around by the shore and the -- >> next door neighbor comes running by how dare you. don't you know the rules about the wake.

i didn't know. rachel: they're very nice, pete. pete: wisconsin, of course, they're nice. wasn't nice to me. rachel: you were breaking a rule. >> i broke the decorum. charles: nice until pete arrives. rachel: we have to leave a note on the water -- you know the jet skein say we'll leave you a note with all of the rules. there's not a lot of rules but pete found a way to break them which is pete -- somebody else who breaks rules or records let's say whether they're economic records, back during his first presidential campaign all economic records broken with donald trump. and here he is in deep blue new jersey breaking a record for the amount of people attending a rally this in wildwood new jersey it was wild in wildwood,

new jersey yesterday here's trump talking about his -- his play on blue states. >> as you can see today, we're expanding the electoral map because we are going to officially play in the state of new jersey. we're going to win the state of new jersey. [applause] got a great group of people with us. incredible group of people we're also looking really great in the state of minnesota not won since 1952 and we're leading in the polls and the state of virginia. and actually many other -- i don't know could be all of them. this guy is so damn bad it could be all of them. he's so bad, i think we're going to win them all. all across america, millions of people so-called blue states are joining our movement based on love, intelligence, and the thing called -- common sense.

[cheering] rachel: not so common these days. pete: everything from the biden administration is rejection of basic decency in common sense across the board. rachel: amen. pete: we talked about it in earlier hour joe biden was in a closed meeting with high dollar donors in seattle yesterday. mumbling about nonsense and donald trump in an angry way may have been interrupted by protesters there who knows. where as a hundred thousand people in new jersey without a single protester -- with a spirit of enthusiasm and love talking about hey we remember when this guy was president and we want him back again. i don't know if new jersey and minnesota are over virginia but if you're playing offense that's a good sign. if democrats feel like they may be forced to defend smflt those places this is what he could be doing across the country if he wasn't stuck in a courtroom in new york which is their whole campaign strategy right now. make no mistake about it. democrats campaign strategy is courtroom.

is law fair because they're mortified of this. >> all the american flags that are flying there happily, waving -- he's wearing a great america make america great again hat. i remember being stuck in a dirty courtroom having -- having all of these, you know, the law fair as you talked about pete all of the people up against him in manhattan. just what a sense of relief you sense from him like there with the people going awe -- this is where i belong. >> it always comes down if a candidate doesn't love people they usually don't do very well and donald trump loves being with people, and you do a rally like this it is fun on the boardwalk you're at the beach you've got the ferris wheel in the background it is like a guy out there painting pictures. they're doing paintings, and then you have the alter call where you bring lawrence taylor in to talk about how his family

is converted from the democratic party it is fantastic, of course, other than what you're just saying about the -- democrat strategy to keep him off the campaign trail or jail him or bankrupt him and -- humiliate him. other big strategy is -- for joe biden to talk less which is probably their smartest strategy. >> what other one do they have? charles: so they want to hide their candidate and this is what donald trump is doing. that right there, that juxtaposition should tell you all you need to know. rachel: reviving by the way a lot of his old lines. he's talking about beautiful coal again and make america energy dependent all things that working americans care about. joe biden as you said, pete is over in a high dollar big donor meeting talking about donald trump. >> as caroline levitt says care

about feeding families you're assaulting family's ability to take care of the family, then, then you're not doing anything for moms. >> he said choice for new jersey and pennsylvania is simple. this is donald trump if you want lower costs, higher income and more weekends down at the shore, let's go down at the shore. that was the energy that you got yesterday. pete: to talk about this and so much more bring in benjamin hall correspondent thanks for being here. we mention the contrast of these two campaigns. biden was in seattle talking at a fund raiser here's a portion of what he said about what's happening in -- with israel and hamas. joe biden said this at the fundraiser look before i begin let me answer a question related to the hostage i keep getting asked by press and folks out there a cease-fire tomorrow if hamas would release the elderly and wounded as i said it is up

to hamas if they could do it they would and cease-fire would begin tomorrow and it has to do we've not anyway i don't know -- i guess i shouldn't get into all of this. he tailed off on that one. jonathon or benjamin. but what's your take good to see you. >> look, he is right. if hamas released hostages then yes this may well be over. but important upon the is how do you? the israelis are clearly saying it is through military pressure. they need to sengsd the message to the hamas and unless release hostages there's going to be a huge ramifications for them and the big question now president biden is talking about withholding weapons many in israel are saying that's taking pressure off hamas. why does hamas have to release hostages if they feel they're in a better position. that's interesting thing to do right now and many people are rejecting to withholding weapons because it is not going to get hostages back and cease-fire talks haven't worked that's been tried. ahead of the cia burns flew back

from egypt so the idea that talks are going to help get hostages released that's not happening either. so israelis are saying only way toened this now is to go in and get the militants. >> so you have the strange situation now where president biden is saying no i'm only going to support israel in terms of protecting itself well the whole campaign began after october 7th as offensive operation in defense of the country to go after hamas. so how can you -- how does a president pivot from saying, oh i support, you know, we support your effort to defend yourselves. but then turn it around to now you only support a iron dome or something like that. >> it is a remarkable position they're trying to place themselves in. they don't want to take either side. on one hand they're not saying we will give israel whatever it needs on the other hand we have a reporter that released earlier this week that said they might be committing war crimes but

we're not going say they will. so many are saying out of the white house make your position clear. which side are you on a lot of people again in israel are saying we're not certain right now but one thing is clear, and that is that the israelis are not really being listening that much to the white house. they are going ahead with what they think is the best way forward. and the white house is offering two thing they're offering a carrot and offering a stick they're offering stick by saying we'll take back weapons but they have said also and this is in "the washington post" yesterday they would if israel held back from rafa they would key intelligence that help israel find the hamas tunnels and leaders. go things, why haven't they given that intelligence over already? which is remarkable secondly are they using this intelligence as leverage so really interesting news that came out yesterday the way that biden administration is trying to somehow, you know -- encourage israelis but they should be giving that intelligence from day one. >> incredible. just a shock benjamin by the

fact that joe biden and frankly democrats aren't talking enough about the fact that among hostages are americans. so -- >> yeah. that's right, in fact -- we are and hosting fox news sunday, at 9:00 we're speaking to the mother of one of the american hostages that was being held they are saying his parents are saying the americans, the u.s. 8 they call them they're being forgotten. rachel: amen. >> we're going talk to our guest and we're going say both senator rick scott congressman adam smith, what would you do? if your children were being held there wouldn't you do everything that you can to get them back so hostages are held. americans being held prisoner by hamas. rachel: i think from the beginning not enough emphasis on the hostages. in news coverage certainly in the rhetoric from the president so many of his supporters. >> benjamin you're hosting fox news sunday today normally have

shannon great to have you this morning everybody check out fox news hosted by benjamin hall. >> thanks benjamin great to see you. >> absolutely. by the way, yesterday, moving on to another topic of our military we covered my new book war on warriors i shared some of the stories of what i had encounters and i have an e-mail right after the show about an hour after the show from a father. and i was struck and shared it on social media because it was the kind of e-mail that says yeah this is exactly why i wrote this book. so his son serving here's a portion of the e-mail i got from one of our viewers. i redacted not to identify where he was because military will go after him for speaking even through his father. he said the military may be even worse than you believe this father wrote to me and have written my son graduated stationed in redacted for past two years. money is spent on ridiculous endeavors and equipment is outdated and nonfunctional. impact diversity is destroying morale and ability to function

as world most dominant military. morale is at an all time low. not one member of the nco or lieutenants those are jr. leaders whom he's serving going to extend their army careers. my son believed in a concept of warriors when he applied anticipated a permanent career. but lack and the condition of the morale and quality of the materials has ended that. i want to thank you for underscoring the problems in the military. that's why i wrote the book the war on warriors june 4th got first copies preorder it now because we're losing a generation of young men who are -- who do believe in valor and duty and love the country and want to serve but then they get in their units and see all of this nonsense and they said i signed up to kill bad guys not to -- play dei games or gender games or quota games or not be trained properly because we're spending trains time on something else and so they're leaving. that's a really dangerous sign

for the future of our military. >> writing the book was both inspirational and depressing because i talked to many who are in the military. i got pushed out of the military because they deemed me extremist you'll find that out in the book. so there's a buy -- maddening with what it's turned into and parents who e-mail me and text me saying same tune. it is just not the military it used to be. now, a new commander in chief named donald trump, can clear house by firing a lot of generals who have gone woke along with the social engineering nonsense and then we would still need our patriotic young people to join. so it is not a ranks full of wokesters. >> but your book has a lot of prescriptions what tods and what a new president can do to

reverse this and it is reversible you saw with the trump -- with the economy under obama, trump came in and couple of years, economy was booming. as you said, you said the prescription is to fire these woke generals who are doing bidding of the president and promotions get everything on a board for a military contractor something. >> you can see directly on the battle field remember isis playing footsie and donald trump comes into office unties handle of war fighters suddenly isis is a thing of the past. rachel: three months. >> clear mission serving. but other thing the reason it works reason the military works is because it is a and the other side is outside of the military, the nature of the military being that has been such a great opportunity outside of the military for in terms of the country. in terms of giving americaning

americaning -- americans during worst of times to be in meritakracy you destroy the military and the country. >> i grew up in that pete and i talk about that on air force bases my dad had a long career. 30 some years in the military. and that idea that promotions are based on -- performance, the race relations were never better then in the 80s and the 70s. [laughter] on military bases and now everything is seen through the lens of dei and it has destroyed the morale. pete: that was my experience too. race was not a factor. >> only anecdote is it obliterates all of that stuff. >> you get the same bad haircut

wear the same uniform. rachel: they changed that too. that really bugs me. >> grooms standards changed. rachel: that bugs me. >> so you have it right when it does. rachel: turning to your headlines. crews demolishes largest ruins of the francis scott key bridge this simulation shows how it is expected to be demolished sen weeks after a a ka cargo ship hit the bridge and 1.9 billion dollars to rebuild the bridge they say the new bridge could come as early as 2028. not sure about that. [laughter] meghan markle sparking debate on social media over the name of a dress she wore during her recent trip to nigeria it is called windsor a subtle nod to the royal family. one user commenting that the dress choice was, quote, done as a snub. the trip is part of the couple's

three day visit to nigeria marking first international tour since stepping back from royal duties. so a little cost play -- >> reject everything except that's who we want to be. >> by the way princess kate is back home suffering -- and dealing with cancer while meghan markle is playing princess. finally what do moms really want for mother's day? >> yellow pants -- are you kidding me? i told you what i wanted. i told you exactly what i wanted i told all of you back master 2,000. [laughter] rachel: a new survey finding that 36% of moms just want to be taken out of the house for dinner or drinks. that's great. i agree. while another 31% are looking for flowers -- and more than 20% prefer hand made gifts or greeting cards

when it comes to how they want to spend it another poll find that what most moms want is time with their kids which is what charlie said. pete: yeah. rachel: always right. >> please tell them don't do breakfast in bed. mom says no but we're totally doing breakfast in bed. don't do it you know why i don't to do the dishes. [laughter] exactly. tell them not to. >> if you're doing breakfast in bed you have to do the cleanup. rachel: my kids and husband for a -- family pickleball lesson we did that yesterday and it was superfun. pete: talk about that later in the show. all right chaos at commencement anti-israel protesters disrupt graduations across the country. one supreme court justice now warning supports for free speech is declining. that's coming up next. if you might pray with me real quick.

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>> pro-palestinian protesters taking over several graduation ceremonies over the country yesterday on the west coast hundreds of protesters interrupting uc berkeley commencement ceremonies dozens in the stands waved around palestinian flags. pete: at ut austin bringing halt

as he held up a palestinian flag while walking across the stage and refused to leave after being asked to stop. they always try to politely negotiate with these little terrorists. never works. had to be escorted away by security and over at the madison students walked of their graduation ceremony altogether after turning their backs on the chancellor of the university. rachel: in virginia a large group of students could be seen walking out during govan glenn youngkin's speech at virginia commonwealth graduation. so there you go. pete: they do that just because he's a republican. don't forget their cause of the moment is the palestinian flag caused but these are leftist well trained activist who really just hate all things -- rachel: donald trump addressed some of the protesters he said crooked joe surrendered to the terrorist and taliban and now our college campuses to anarchist jihadist freaks and anti-american extremist who are

triesing to tear down our american flag as you see they're hoisting up a foreign flag i don't understand this. >> underused -- >> but touched on this you're wondering who is in charge of the white house you know, the white house you you see all of s and then you see the white house this is investigating the -- the -- you know, the stopping of age shipments to civilians in gaza and who are they investigating? the country of israel. and that was what their big hangup was about these weapons, and it is like okay. the one thing we know for certain one group we know for certain is holding up aid to civilians in gaza is hamas. and you're investigating israel. and trying to blame them for this. it makes no sense and so, you're wondering who is in charge of the white house and who is writing foreign policy for the white house? it is these lunatics. rachel: if you don't want to go to a graduation ceremony as a parent after forking over four years of tuition, and have this

happen at your graduation, maybe you ought to think four years before about where your kid goes to school -- and one of those schools that you won't see that happen is at university in steubenville a great university. and they invited this should be the first clue thises a good school. their commencement speech -- guest was none other than judge alito and here's what he had to say he said, right now this is at graduation ceremony speech he said right now in the world outside this beautiful campus, troubled waters are slamming against some of our most fundamental principles support for freedom of peach is declining dangerously especially where it should find broadest whitest acceptance in a book called, quote, the idea of the university written by st. john henry newman saw that the university, saw the university as a place for reasoned debate. boy that's a new word for us. today very few colleges live up to that adeal this places one of the few that does in your very

fortunate to have that experience religious liberty is threatened when you venture out into the world you might find yourself into a job community or social setting and pressured to endorse ideas that you don't believe or to abandoning core beliefs it will be up to you to stand firm and speak out. pete you've written -- the book right now the war on warriors. but my favorite book of yours is the book that you wrote on education because i think it just helped people understand what was happening in their schools what was happening at the university. and just how deep the roots of this crazy ideology are. and i just think this is you see such a contrast public school universities that are woke and then a commencement address with -- with judge alito. talking about reasoned debate, what happened to that? pete: you're exactly right. there are few corners where that is possible and liberalism small l exchange of ideas classical

liberalism exist and those show up expecting activism because that's what they're trained on. they're kind of look at the professors like this is what you told me to do. i'm supposed to be a left wing activist. entrance exam was about now you're mad at me i'm doing whey told you i was going to do. and then they get credits for their classes for protesters this is a place where you go and question authority and get challenged by -- all sorts of ideas. and that's not what's happening. maybe used to be about seeking truth. but now they tell us there is no truth. rachel: if your college entrance -- essay was about being an activist and you got in now mad that you're an activist whole system is messed up. all right, struggling to fall asleep how about using the abc's. that way you can get plenty of z's dr. nicole saphier and her

mom are here this mother's day that's next. >> nice, welcome -- ♪ ♪

rachel: for those of you struggling to get enough sleep the abc's may be the key to getting more z's. >> so you start by picking category anything from fruit and veggie or movies or famous actors through the letters of the alphabet thinking of something from your category beginning with each subject. rachel: fox news contributor dr. nicole saphier here with her mom rebecca martin on this

mother's day. so first of all, happy mother's day to both of you especially thank you for joining us becky we're happy to have you. >> thank you. >> nicole i'm glad we're talking about sleep on mother's day -- >> i didn't get inform it. rachel: but also focusing on new moms i think that's when i felt like i was getting least amount of sleep. >> anywhere from 30 to 50% of americans say they have difficulty sleeping, 10% of they will have such bad sleep, but it actually interferes with their day-to-day life. you know, i don't know about the trend you know me i stay away from my trends but there are some things that you can do to get better sleep especially as new moms or moms in general first of all general conditions to cause you to have bad sleep apnea and others so sleep patterns have changed definitely talk to your doctor about it. for me things that are a must you absolutely to say good-bye to electronics i have to write

down my worries i have to do this you have to get it out of your brain and put it down. you can they be it tomorrow. exercise org did the exercise during the day and herbal tea and help you sleep as well. rachel: i lot of the idea of doing your to do list so it gets out of your head and you know it is right there. in the morning magnesium i feel like not just i sleep better. i actually remember my dreams and when e start taking magnesium i would wake up and i can remember my dreams and i couldn't since i was a kid. let's talk about your book. we love mom and intrigued by your relationship because becky i love nicole as a friend. but i really love her pro-life teen pregnancy story, and, obviously, you were a big part of that. when nick coal comes to you tells me mom i'm pregnant and

she told me she couldn't have done it without your support. >> well, do you do that's my daughter. that's nicole, and she had an issue, and we needed to deal with it and i couldn't -- i couldn't do anything else but support her no matter what that looked like. my main thing was no -- regrets, no shame. no -- feeling bad about yourself and just to continue to move forward with whatever you decide i would support her. >> nicole how important was it to have a mom who said no matter what i got you, girl? >> in the moment when i told her i showed up at her work she was shocked i was supposed to be at school i talk about this in detail in the book. and she just kept her emotions to herself, and a moment where she could have yelled at me showed her disappointment, fear she didn't and all she said was -- i'm going to be by your side no matter what you decide and wasn't telling me what i should do or false promises that

everything was going to be easier, okay. but she just said she would be by my side. >> does becky have a advantage because of her own profession? >> certainly so my mom for those who don't know she does work in mental health and she sees -- the consequences of when your family doesn't rally around you and when you don't have that strong family so i'm sure that that -- probably contributed to why she chose to support me. >> she didn't just survive this. she thrived she went to medical school as a single mom, i mean, this is -- nicole's story dispels all of the lies of the abortion movement which is that, your life is over. i mean, it is not. and she has a beautiful children to show for. i've just so impressed with her. what was she like as a little girl we see her so together. by the way my daughter baby-sits for her like mom nicole has it together. what does that mean? so what was nicole like as a little girl? >> always been a go-getter as

you would know she girl scout, doing cartwheels throughout the house. she always had her mouth going she was a talker. she was a seaning singer she was busy and i think one thing just a funny little thing when she was little she had an imaginary friend. june yi and that was kind of insane because we would leave the house to go to school or whatever, and she forgot her so we had to go back him and that went on for a few years that was just her. but she -- she's an amazing girl. she was an amazing child, and i love her. one thing i told her when i was young one of the thepgs i learned in sunday school god danced the day you were born and in my heart i felt that way when she was born and i knew that -- she would feel the sail way as a mom no matter. rachel: it is beautiful having

you both here thanks for sharing your story and writing this book the love mom series available now on fox nation. you can watch a show about love mom with some of the women who are featured in it and be sure to shop on the love mom collection at fox news shop.com and get the book. it is just a great book with all kinds of different stories of different kinds of moms. >> you're in the book. >> favorite mommy of nine. >> you feature nonfox moms it is a great book a great -- gift for new mom so nicole becky thanks for joining us. >> happy mother's day. >> happy mother's day just a beautiful story. just love it. president biden playing down inflation as americans struggle with rising cost of everyday goods yet top food stores are bring major changes to help customers minimize that impact. that story is next. when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repair. it penetrates deep into the tooth

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has been wrong all along. we have a strongest economy in the world. >> people are spending more on food and groceries than they have any time in the last 30 years that's a day-to-day pain that people -- >> no. really is -- and it is real. but the fact is that you take a look at what people have. they have the money to spend. >> what did he say? >> sub titles i think. >> standard subtitles -- >> he's turning more into tom shillue every day. aaron saying you can see scales falling from her eyes going through these are not opinions but actual facts about the economy. and laying them out for him and he's just like blubbering. denying it he live where is his economist says it is great and exact opposite of what everyone feels why private businesses are trying to entice customers tbhak

because of increase in prices couple of examples here whole foods announces changes to save money and minimize impact of inflation and other grocery stores slashing prices on hundreds of items and mcdonald's is now pushing a $5 meal deal because mcdonald's is gotten so expensive as well. so you know, companies recognizing everything is getting more expensive because they have to pass it on to customers and they have to maintain something that's affordable so they're changing menus or items they have in the store. >> you know times are bad when whole foods has to slash prices and direct their customers towards their generic brand so that more people can afford it, it plays out charlie in other ways so i went to home depot i noticed that everyone i'm not lying. i would say two-thirds of the people working there were senior citizens. and when you're on a fixed income -- and prices -- >> knowledge about tools.

rachel: that's true and they show up for work other factors going on there. but much, much older than i had expected, and i have seen in many other years. and whining you're on a fixed income, and the grocery bills go up you've got to bring in more money so we're seeing and we've had -- people come on our show before charlie saying, i thought these were going to be my golden years i'm -- i'm now working i had to get a side job so i can afford groceries maybe buy a gift for my grandkid. >> everybody predicted inflation was going to follow the -- policies of the biden administration and biden administration said no it wouldn't. and then when it was happening they said no it is not happening. rachel: temporary. >> and then temporary now only thing worse than actually doing this to people is to do it to people and then look you straight in the camera and say no you're wrong. you're -- you're misunderstanding your own pocketbook.

people know that they're hurting. >> from a guy never been to a grocery store in 30 years. made himself a millionaire on a politician salary and a school teacher salary. yeah. extraordinary accomplishment. rachel: maybe he deserves an award for that. >> aldis already a discount grocer and meant to and having dollar stores are now three dollar stores. fact of where we are. thanks, joe. rachel: all right well we have some more uplifting news a baby boom kids are always on especially babies great news. and a kentucky sheriff's office is going viral because they're celebrating 15 babies born to staff over the last year, and they join us live -- >> all the same age. close. rachel: such a great photo. it is awesome. pete: they join us next.

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♪ snots >> celebrating special moms of our staff on this mother's day morning senior booking producer with her mom kim. >> love bridget this is

associate producer brian. with his mom marny and niki with her mom pictured here after celebrating her wedding last summer those were those old gormingous wedding pictures too. >> supervising writer line producer alex with her mom suzanne and dog, tucker. love it happy mother's day to all of these beautiful and wonderful mothers. rachel: i love seeing those picture this is mother's day a kentucky sheriff's office is celebrating a major baby boom after law enforcement poses for a sweet photo with get this, 15 kids they're all the same age. [laughter] >> bring in sergeant chris hall and wife jordan who helped organize now viral photo along with other deputies. look at that. >> happy mother's day. [laughter] >> thank you. >> this is amazing. quite an accomplishment. what was this, what's the secret?

>> we -- i don't know. we've got a lot of young deputies here and we've had all 20 babies over the last two years and some more on the way. >> not enough overtime so what did you realize jordan that hey, we've got like 15 kids here and all the same age let's take a photo. >> yeah. so part of the auxiliary we are a family here and give our new babies and their families gift we buy books and -- we give they will a gift certificate as i'm buying these like we're having lots of kids so cute to have a picture for ourselves to keep. and then it is exploded. >> so you've got a baseball team here. what is the break down between boys and girls? >> gosh -- i don't know. the girls definitely outweigh the boys i know that. >> you've got a girl right there. love hearing all of the sound effects that's music to my ears

almost sound track of my life. we talk about bad news on this show. but having a baby is such a sign of optimism. talk to mess about that. what is happening in kentucky that we -- everyone is so happy having babies and loving life. we're truly a family here that's why we have the auxiliary to support the sheriff's department and their families with what they need. and just support them any way they need us. >> sergeant i see you are passing back and forth that's good teamwork thank you for your service and sheriff to your whole department. what's in the water down there? [laughter] >> yeah. like she said earlier we're kind of a young department. there's a lot here, and it is a family oriented department the leadership they work with us real well makes it easy to be a parent. i think these good fathers and mothers make great deputies. so -- >> what kind of reaction have

you gotten from the community from the photo that went viral? >> yeah. it has exploded. they're making all kinds of cute comments on facebook and we have to thankkey la may photography donated her time to do this picture for us it was a lot of fun that day. >> amazing. all positive. any future deputies in the group you think? >> oh. hopefully. i'm sure there's more -- >> plenty to choose from. no recruitment problem in that department. awesome stuff. thanks for sharing with us beautiful babies god bless you all. sergeant and jordan appreciate your time. awesome. rachel: more "fox & friends," moments away. got a lot of diapers -- need every -- has grown me the best garden i have ever had. good soil, and you get good results.

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