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of fox & friends weekend, starting with this. trump taking his message into deep blue cities where few republican candidates ever venture. but it's a tale of two campaigns because while trump in detroit biden heads to a l.a. fundraiser with so-called a-list celebrit ies. rachel: plus kate middleton back in the spotty light. looking live alt london where the trooping the color is under way, and kate middleton is making her first public appearance since announcing her cancer diagnosis in march. todd: and from one sports great to another. we'll tell you what advice serena williams is offer ing to caitlyn clark as the woman's basketball star is facing pressure. the second hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪

pete: todd welcome to the game, called the skyline game. can you name the american city, charlotte, am i right? i'm going to go with it's not cleveland. no. i think there's older buildings. todd: do we have an answer? atlanta. i was only a couple hundred miles away. pete: that's not bad. it's not the whole skyline. it's only a portion of it right, rachel? rachel: yes. i know you love this game. i'm board with this game but i'm going to indulge you. yes, that was awesome. pete: i bet folks at home guess. todd: i did a little ready, shoot, aim on that one. i should of should have paused a little bit and reflected. it's like charlotte right off the bat. pete: no pausing. i want to affirm you in that effort. i would spend 20 minutes on it if i could but apparently this is a television show we're supposed to keep it moving. rachel: yeah, because we have news. pete: kate middleton is not news i'm going to say it for everybody out there. rachel: [laughter]

pete: for everybody out there watching. todd: the producers, it's not. this is definitely a gender battle. this is like billy jean king versus bobby rigs all morning long. rachel: i did see the picture of kate middleton. pete: here we go. rachel: you probably don't know the reference because you don't care about hollywood but she looks like my fair lady in these images. she looks amazing. everyone is curious as to how she would look. she's going through chemo, and she looks fantastic. pete: i absolutely wish her the best and that's great, but that's it. rachel: all right pete: we'll be back to the trooping of the colors in a moment. but we're glad you're here. today, donald trump is heading to detroit where there will be, we're told, some big old boat parades in that area but he's going to a church roundtable in that deep blue city. it's a huge contrast with where joe biden will be. he left the g-7 a day early, skipping the peace conference on

ukraine. rachel: we're okay. pete: no, we don't want to end that war. he's heading all the way to l.a. for a fundraiser while donald trump goes to detroit. well, he had his former president trump had his birthday party at mar-a-lago yesterday. it's a heck of a day. it's flag day. it's the army birthday, and it's donald trump's birthday on june 14. they celebrated it all including him and here is a portion of what he said yesterday in west palm beach. >> i gave you record tax cuts, record inflation, was knocked out. we had inflation like you've never had it and now we have more inflation than probably you know they like to say 52 and then 62 and then 75 years. i think it's the highest inflation we've ever had as a country. it's a country but we have regulation that nobody has ever cut regulations to the extent that i did. we had rising wages and we lifted up all americans, black,

brown, white, and everything else. they were all lifted up, everybody had jobs. >> [applause] >> everybody was doing well. women, men, everybody was doing well, if you had a diploma, if you didn't have a diploma, if you graduated number one at m. i .t. if you didn't graduate at all. every single group was doing better than ever before. rachel: that was donald trump in palm beach, florida yesterday. he's going to deep blue detroit today and he's saying listen. times were really good when i was in office. he's going to go to detroit which reminds me a lot of where i used to live when donald trump was in office which is wausau which is a huge manufacturing area that actually in realtime saw manufacturing come back. jobs come back, sort of a revival of that area because so much manufacturing is there. one other thing i wanted to mention is it was so funny. what people like about him is he's so authentic so he was talking about milania critiquing

his speeches, and he would go and say hey, wasn't that great, look at all of the people that were there. she's like i don't like your hair. did you put on weight? it's the kind of thing like people say he is funny, he's self-depricating, and that's a real moment because when you're a political spouse, you're just finding, your job is to keep your spouse real, and tell them the truth. like your hair was really bad! i remember seeing sean once on with, when he was in office with i think martha maccallum and he had grown out a beard, it was like november, and he just looked awful and i was like oh, my gosh! so anyway, he was getting the same kind of feedback from his wife, but he's on a roll, todd. todd: to that point though i'd be scared to see the conversation jill has with joe if that's the case. rachel: [laughter] pete: very different. but to this point -- rachel: like talking to a toddler. todd: if that.

look, that was a great message for the people of mar-a-lago. he needs to lather, rinse, repeat that exact same message in detroit because let's be real he's going to win mar-a-lago. i feel extremely confident whereas detroit where he's going today he lost 94% to 5% in 2020. he's not going to win detroit. let's be real but if he can chip away at those numbers with the speech that is the carbon copy of that telling the people, everybody is going to be better under a trump second administration than they are currently, like they were doing well under a trump one, he can drive home that point and chip away at that numbers that's going to really help win michigan because that's a horrible spread an 89 point spread and if you knock that down to 60 you win michigan. pete: absolutely and we take this for granted but this is the first time in our lifetime that two former presidents with track records are facing off against each other and we know exactly what those track records are, and donald trump has done a great job talking in terms of

common sense. rachel: yes. pete: doesn't have to be about political ideology. it's common sense on the economy , on the border. rachel: energy. pete: on men and women's bathrooms just common sense and that appeals to regardless of your background, i just want a little sanity and stability in my country. but we mentioned that contrast. well part of how candidates try to get that contrast out especially to young people is over social media so everybody wants, i mean, everybody wants to go viral. you saw donald trump joined tiktok which i have my own thoughts about, but did you see the most -- rachel: smart move, smart move. pete: does you see the most recent video he did with logan paul? rachel: yes. a podcast right? pete: right here, they did a fake fight standoff, and he broke character and they started laughing. like that's a great moment. who cracks first? joe biden couldn't do that. rachel: no. pete: not even close, so they will try to recreate something like that. he can, can do it in a way that

makes you smile and relate to that and then as a result he gets millions and millions of views. well, the new york times is not ing something we all no is true which is that you can't go viral when you're boring. joe biden wants to go viral. it's not easy. here is part of what they say in the article. for months the president's campaign has watched as its rival donald trump in popularity among the very online. mr. biden and his allies are working to build a comparable online army trying to persuade or in some cases pay people to sink biden's praises to large followings and finding social media feeds are difficult territory for an 81-year-old president whose policy on gaza and immigration are unpopular on the left. rachel: the new york time once again gets it all wrong. first of all, you know, it's not because he's 81 years old that he can't go viral. donald trump is going viral. pete: absolutely. rachel: he's just a few years younger and by the way they had a moment on that podcast with

that fighter where joe biden, i mean, donald trump pulls up, gives him a shirt of his mugshot and they were like that's amazing. they just loved it, and again, taking a moment that was supposed to humiliate him and turning it into a win, that's what fighters do and it was wel- received on social media but again, tucked in there, joe biden paying people on social media. donald trump doesn't pay young people on social media. it's not happening. this is organic. when he goes to those ufc fights you see the fighters wanting to talk to him before or after the fight, so this is organic and they're missing the point. it's not about gaza. it's about young people, and this is the first time donald trump has actually winning on people. there is that moment we talked about. joe biden is winning, i mean donald trump is winning young people right now. it's an incredible fox news poll that just came out, and it is

because young people are worried about the future. they can't buy a house. they can't launch the way they saw their parents launch. this is really about the economy and fear that the american dream is collapsing. todd: you used the keyword before authentic. what joe biden is trying to do here to get the youth jet is try to appear cool and take it from me. you can't be cool. you have to just exude coolness. you can't try. like i never tried to be cool. mission accomplished. rachel: [laughter] todd: because you can't fake it. you have to know your lane. every now and again i say something funny. my degrees make people think i'm smart and i'm a dad. joe biden is trying to undo that and that comes off completely in authentic and no young person is like oh, i like that old guy trying to be cool. also, another thing to keep in mind here. these influencers are extremely protective of their image. i don't know if there's going to be enough money. what that number is for them to

potentially risk that and risk their viralness to sort of hop on board the biden train. that's something to keep in mind yeah, he could get low level people, but the people, the charlie amelios are they like yeah, joe, i'm in your corner and risk potentially los ing half the country and los ing their coolness. pete: will quickly make you un cool. todd: 100%. rachel: it's interesting the new york times says it's about gaza. they don't know where gaza is at pete: capable of giving actual analysis like that, rachel. they have to eccuse it all away. rachel: yeah. and the social influencers that are coming around it's like the ones that his staffers put so a lot of these that are coming to the white house wearing fake nails and all of this kind of stuff that they do. pete: which only digs a further hole for them because you're not actually reaching that core constituency that you want to bring in. todd: that's not even resonating with the democrats. look at the numbers. that's not even resonating with the lgbtq community when he does that and that's a key problem

for him. rachel: well donald trump authentically likes those fights he goes to those because he likes fighters and that's why he's there. joe biden would have had a staffer say maybe you should go here. you know? it's not coming authentic. todd: this is pete's favorite story. the princess of whales kate middleton returning to the public eye since she did reveal her cancer diagnosis. rachel: she and the royal family are participating in king charles official birthday celebration. the trooping, the colors. pete: chanley painer joins us now. reporter: kate middleton is always newsworthy looking fantastic this morning as after three months she announced her cancer diagnosis, you can sashes returned to the public spotlight for king charles birthday parade happening right now so earlier she traveled by carriage from buckingham palace down the grand avenue known as the mall with her children, george, charlotte, and louie, cheered as they

looked at the princess in a white dress and yesterday kate announced an update on her health in a social media post saying, "i'm looking forward to attending the king's birthday parade this weekend with my family and hope to join a few public engagements over the summer but equally knowing i'm not out of the woods yet. my treatment is ongoing and will be for a few more months." now the 42-year-old has not made any public appearances since last december and first announced her cancer diagnosis in march. and today, she is participating in a ceremony called "trooping the color" where the military in full dress uniform parade past the king with their flag or color. king charles who is also being treated for an undisclosed form of cancer traveled in a carriage with queen camilla, to the ceremony rather than horseback, as he did last year and after the military parade guys the royal family will make an appearance on the balcony of buckingham palace. we'll be on

the lookout for that. todd: thank you and to be clear, we wish her, we wish the king all the best. it's just pete and i, for my part, i was in england during trooping the color. i didn't even attend it then. that shows how little interest i have but again we want her to be healthy. we are happy to see these picture of her being healthy. rachel: we'll have more on this for all you ladies out there so don't worry. these guys are not running the schedule. pete: no, we are not. trooping the color doesn't even make sense to me. aren't they missing a word in there? todd: letter, colors? rachel: you add it, trooping of the color i notice that, we should get background on that. maybe we'll get background on that. pete: they need to speak american. todd: turning to headlines a firefighter killed another one hurt while responding to a vehicle fire in southern california. this video you see right there on your screen shows the scene after the sudden explosion yesterday. the procession was held last night to honor the fallen 19 year veteran of the l.a. county fire department. l.a. sheriff's office looking into what caused this explosion

as the county supervisor calls the also "a sobering reminder of the dangers our first responders face everyday." portland, oregon first responders rescuing more than two dozen young people yesterday when that happened. an amusement park ride getting stuck upside down for about 30 minutes. >> we just asked the lady at the bottom of the ferris wheel if this has ever happened before and she said no and she said she's actually concerned for them. todd: one person was taken to the hospital and the ride at oak s park now closed until further notice. move over pickleball. pepper pong, yeah, i said it, the latest sport gaining popularity. it's a no-table required version of ping pong that can be played anywhere. you need the portable plastic net, three types of nerf foam balls and four paddles and the create or of the game that came up with the idea to battle loneliness says he sold over 10,000 sets so far and he thinks he's on a show pretty soon here.

maybe on the couch. maybe he brings it and you guys play. pete: i've seen that before. i think i own that. todd: all right is it fun? pete: i should bust it out. clearly i haven't used it. rachel: meanwhile, serena williams, a real tennis star -- todd: good segway. rachel: she had some advice. we've been talking about this kaitlyn clark can't rosenstein jersey, the way she's being treated by some of the frankly, some of the black members of her league, and then she was excluded from the list of people for olympics and there was a lot of controversy about that because it didn't make a lot of sense and she would have brought a lot of attention to the sport, something everybody in that sport wants, but serena williams had this advice for ca itlyn clark. she said i just love that she tried to stay grounded. she doesn't have have a social, meaning social media account or doesn't look at her social. i get it. i don't either. i think it's so important to continue doing what she's doing. no matter what other people do,

if people are negative, it's because people can't do what you do case ic lili basically and i hope she continues to do what she's doing and she appreciates that support. pete: well yeah and coming from someone, serena williams burst on to the scene, her and her sister, with a different way of plays women's tennis and they had tons of income we aren't even familiar with and now you add social media on top of it, c aitlyn clark is doing something similar in the wnba, it's the right advice. people hate on you because they don't have the skills you are. rachel: i looked into her background a little bit just because i didn't know much about her and she's been in the news so much. turns out she's catholic, very devoted to her faith, her brother is also a very good athlete. the both of them talk about praying the rosary, going to mass, so that kind of grounding -- >> now you're a big fan. rachel: i'm a super fan, but that kind of grounding is problemably its helped handle

this kind of attention. todd: that advice i agree with pete is perfect. especially for the situation that caitlyn clark finds herself in because while reverse racism is at the core of a lot of it the antagonism toward her at the end of the day this comes down to petty jealousy. they are all jealous she's getting all of this attention and all caitlyn clark is doing she didn't ask for this. she had a dominant two year stretch on the court and she is a good basketball player. the olympics thing i understand that. that's an odd question that could be based upon basketball, yeah, she could probably also be the 12th man and it's not going to impact the team because they roll through everybody but at the end of the day, this all comes down to jealousy, and people are jealous of her and that comes out on social media. stay the course. play your game and you're going to bring this sport to even greater heights once all this jealousy is out. rachel: she's been sort of egged on in some of these interviews and she never takes the bait. she's always she gracious and i think that's a couple times i

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todd: the supreme court has reversed a 2017 ban on bump stock citing that while they can increase a rifle's rate of fire they do not convert them into machine guns. meantime gun ownership continues to rise with over 22 million new gun owners in the us since 2020 so what does all this mean for the second amendment? what go this mean ahead of the election? here to react fox news contributor and attorney paul mo rrow. there are a few things at play here, paul. gun laws and also the administrative state. let's start with the second amendment. walk us through what this ruling means for the second amendment and for gun owners at-large. >> well, i would say two things first of all it makes it very clear that it's a strong second amendment court. this is another decision that is strongly supportive of second amendment rights coming on the heels of the historic

decision a couple ofs ago which if anything expanded second amendment rights and ironically what hunter biden is counting on for his appeal so but really it it is actually a very narrow decision. really, you articulated it acupuncture accurately. the decision essentially says a bump stock does not a machine gun make and it's so specific to the point that there are actually skematics and drawings in the supreme court decision in the actual issued decision, so it's very narrow in that sense, but it has the larger impact as you said and it augers a coming decision relative to the administrative state. todd: i want to focus on the second amendment through the lens of voting when fox news asked people what's your deal breaker issue when decimal value siding your vote. gun control came in pretty low, 1% so do you think this will have any significant impact on the vote come november? >> you know the second amendment, gun rights in general are a strange animal because a lot of the red states, obviously

, are very supportive and really want to safeguard those rights and it's an enumerated right. it is right there in our bill of rights, but yet, it cuts across a number of lines. like for instance, vermont is a very strong second amendment state. now, donald trump's chances in inventory are slim-to-none, let's be frank, but that said even though they are polling at 1%, i would argue that were this to have gone another way and people begin to sense an infringement of such an enumerated right, you might have seen more impact. because this is really just supportive of an enumerated right and our bill of rights i think its impact is likely to be muted. todd: let's go big, big, big picture here because this decision will have ramifications, or could be a tea leaf indicator on the administrative state because they've got some big cases coming up most notably the chevron decision which basically says could call into question how much authority the administrative state has,

the executive branch administrative agencies and what they can do, so read those for us, paul. what does this mean going forward, especially for that chevron decision? >> so in this case, the administrative agency in play is the atf. if you'll recall donald trump said he was going to get this done. this atf put a new rule in which was a reversal of their prior rule and they said that essentially a bump stock now is a machine gun and so that's how they were going to regulate it and this decision undo that so what does that mean? it means then that the executive has just taken a little bit of a hair cut and if you lose what's known as chevron deference, the executive agencies no longer will have the ability to put in rules or they will have a strong inability to put in rules that essentially function as law , which means, a president will have to go to congress to get things like that done, and while that's something that conservatives have seen the holy grail for a long time they

wanted the administrative state to take a hair cut, remember that cuts both ways. donald trump is going to need, were he to become president, going to need those executive agencies to get his immigration reform done and i fear that if it gets there, and he is president and he goes to get that done, he's going to end up having to rely on a hostile court some place in southern california, because that's where the immigration advocates are going to challenge this so we should understand that it's not a pure victory for those on the right. todd: that's a real interesting analysis because based upon what the court could do in the next couple weeks on chevron, paul, as you well know, that could be the biggest impact to the administrative state over the last hundred years. we're talking like fdr times. new deal times, and that could be huge. paul mauro, amazing insight. we appreciate it, thank you, sir , as always. joe biden set to schmooze a-list ers like

george clooney, he called the white house to complain about joe biden's criticism of his wife and his wife's decision there. charlie hurt does, and he's here next to opine on it.

pete: vice president kamala harris landing in switzerland. at least she could use the stairs. earlier this morning, to take part in a peace conference on ukraine following the g-7 summit in italy. the vp filling in for her boss, as joe biden left europe a day early to attend a hollywood fundraiser featuring celebrities like george clooney. here to react, fox news contributor, charlie hurt. charlie? i don't know. doesn't seem like a good look to me that we're skipping the

opportunity like maybe to try to end a war that's costing us billions. instead we're trying to raise a few million. >> great point, but also, a good point is your observation that at least she can use the stairs, so maybe we might be better off with her in switzerland than the president, but it is kind of amazing to sit back and think about president biden flying all the way back to california to do this big fundraiser. obviously, it's campaign season and campaigns need money and all that, but it is a stark reminder of how much more interested the biden administration is at placating their friends than they are at actual leadership that would bring about peace around the world. pete: speaking of placating friends, the washington post reporting that when there was some criticism of the icc, the international criminal court or whether or not it should

arrest benjamin netanyahu, george clooney picked up the phone to call the white house to defend his wife's work on israel warrant so there's an open line there, charlie. this white house knows who they work for and now they're heading straight to his house. >> hey, man. money talks. especially the biden administration that desperately needs it. it probably helps that it's george clooney. again, george clooney is an actor. he specializes in make believe but this white house, when he snaps his finger, this white house jumps and but what we're talking, you know, george clooney's wife is a lawyer for the international, what i like to call, the clown court, international clown court, which actually is calling for the arrest of benjamin netanyahu and his defense minister with israel with hamas and what's most alarming about this is it's shocking enough that joe biden would continue to

cohort with these people and try to get them to raise money for his campaign, but what's even more shocking is in the house of representatives, a large majority of democrats sided with the ic, sided against republican efforts to sanction the icc for this , and it really does, i mean, it's a stark moment, a stark reminder of just how deeply into bed democrats have gotten with hamas and with, you know, in an effort to stand up against israel. pete: yeah, with hamas and with globalists that don't care about american sovereignty and the leadership in the world. real quick, we've got about a minute, charlie. where are we in the presidential race right now? if you were to handicap what you're looking at between what guide posts are you looking at, where are we? >> i would say that donald trump, especially after this week, going into washington , his triumphant return to washington is stronger

politically than we have ever seen him since he came down that glass escalator. you know, on the issues, the wind is at his back. he shares the position of the large majorities of american voters in both parties on the issues. the only question is in terms of how the election plays out, and whether or not the election is as transparent and fair as we need it to be. pete: you're singing a tune i hear from a lot of people but we better lockdown the ballot box and make sure this is fair. great point about capitol hill. that is a coalition, coalescing on the republican side we haven't seen in quite some time. charlie hurt god bless you, thank you, sir. >> exactly. great to see you, pete. pete: great to see you. american adversaries getting

closer and closer as russian warships remain stationed just miles off the florida coast. plus, with millions of people illegally crossing our border, should we be surprised that eight suspected terrorists snuck across? of course not. we're talking to an expert who warns biden's policies are a magnet for serious trouble.

rachel: just miles from florida, russian warships are still stationed off the coast of cuba after completing a military exercise, so how concerned should we be about russia working with us adversaries so close to us? executive director at the center for a secure, free society, joseph humire joins us now. joseph always great to have you on. so what does this mean? i mean, i remember that just a couple weeks ago, we allowed ukraine to launch weapons, us weapons, into russian territory. putin said he was going to respond. now we see these warships coming in to the western hemisphere, 9s is this related? is this the response he was talking about? >> well certainly, i think vladimir putin is sending a strong message and the message is that they can basically

penetrated our neighborhood, the western hemisphere, in ways that i think years ago would seem impossible. now, the white house is saying that this is normal. that they've done this before, which is partly true. they have sent naval vessels to the caribbean before, and cuba before in 2019. however, they never sent a nuclear submarine that's a first , and here is the problem with the message of the white house. the white house message of nothing to see here, everything 's normal, actually normalizes this activity, so what by normalizing this activity you're basically saying well you can come back next month or the month after and what russia exactly wants to do along with iran and china is normalize the deployment of naval exercises in the caribbean russia, china, iran already held six joint naval exercises in the indian ocean since 2018. the idea is to bring that show into the caribbean hands not a good thing and that should not be normal. rachel: why don't you explain what the consequences of that be and also how the latin

american countries feel about this. i believe that warship is now going from cuba to venezuela where we know the iranians are also operating, so there's a joint operation there as well with china and iran there as well. >> yeah, so in many ways, what that normalization could do is it's sending a message to latin america that your preferred partner of choice for maritime security is russia, china, and iran that the united states is out of the game. the united states is weak. the united states doesn't have the ability to parole its own water, much less international waters so that's the message russia is trying to send, they are bringing cubans on board to visit the warship, almost like a show-and-tell but the real purpose is to go to venezuela and not many people are talking about that because that's the next destination. the white house talks about how they aren't going to have nuclear transfers or hypersonic missiles, but what about venezuela? because while they are saying

that publicly very quietly the state department deployed the undersecretary of state forearms control. why are you sending a person forearms control because you're worried about nuclear proliferation and that's what we're doing. we're basically setting the stage for the cuban missile crisis from 1962 but this time it's with more countries not just cuba. it could be with venezuela, and that's just a disaster for the united states national security. rachel: yeah, so much for the monroe doctrine. it seems dead. we can't even control our own hemisphere. i want to move to this. i wish we could have more time and by the way we're going to, we had a podcast, you and i, on this entire thing, so people can get more information about that and go deeper and dive deeper into the consequences in the western hemisphere but i want to get to this because there were eight isis members who were caught in us territory. they were arrested and this is unbelievable. in addition to that, we know

that the venezuelan gang, there's a brutal sex trafficking operation going on inside of our borders that's affecting kids and women. tell us more about that. >> yeah, so i basically did an interview and we talked about the penetration of the us southern border everything from sex traffickers to human traffic kers to gangs and criminal apparatus that goes well beyond the border and the focus of the article is to talk about how they are in very different states. these isis folks the fbi tracked they are as far ahead as in maine at the northern part of the country so if you look at the map, and you look at where isis is, where the triads are, where hezbollah is and venezuela is and not to say the mexican cartels which have a large presence in the united states they pretty much capture two-thirds of the united states in terms of how they are penetrating our territory and to kind of dovetail on what we were talking about a second ago what it really shows is a lack of

deterrence on behalf of the united states. everything from our southern border, physical border, to our maritime borders in the caribbean are completely being penetrated and the united states government, the biden administration is doing nothing about it. rachel: it just makes no sense if you love your country, why would you allow any of this to happen. by the way, i asked you, on my podcast, if the main concern, if you could rank china, iran, russia, what was, rank them in which is the greatest threat to america here in the western hemisphere. you said you can't rank them any more, because they are working together. if you want more information on what joseph humire, whose really one of the most expert voices on this topic, make sure you check out the kitchen table podcast. we went into a deep, deep dive on all of these dangers affect ing us right here in our neighborhood in the caribbean, in our own country and all over latin america so joseph, thank you for joining us. always informative. wish we had better news but it's always great having you.

thank you. >> thanks, rachel. always a pleasure. rachel: of course. pete? pete: i'm going to watch that podcast for sure. because we have a military command down there, southcom that's supposed to be paying attention and it's totally not. rachel: they are keeping their eye on it, they're watching, pete. they're watching. pete: watch them while they take over. thanks for taking on this topic. it's great. turning to your headlines. a good samaritan's 911 call save s the day when a scammer tried tricking an elderly woman into depositing cash into a bitcoin atm in texas. the scammer pretended to be from chase bank security telling the woman to send $40,000. she was ready to deposit the cash when police stepped in. >> please, i have to bank on the phone. >> okay let me talk to who you're talking to on the bank. >> i'm in danger. >> no you're not, ma'am, stop putting money in there. yeah, who is this? no you're not. my name is sergeant stuart. i'm with the police department. >> let me speak to the customer

>> no you're not going to speak to the customer. >> no you're not speaking to the customer anymore. pete: wow. i wonder how they were tipped off. thankfully she's going to get all of her money back. shame on those people who do that. crazy. and president donald trump revealing two red state democrat senators he wants to oust in november. a source telling fox news digital the former president is targeting ohio senator sherrod brown and montana senator john tester. man, it be great to beat those two. he reportedly told gop lawmakers in a closed door meeting thursday, "they opposed everything i did while i was president and now they talk like they are republicans." and those are your headlines. all right, well, rick reichmuth is one of the millions of americans going road tripping this summer. he's got the top travel gifts, perfect for dad this father's day. ♪ ♪

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todd: a survey revealing 75% of americans are planning to take a road trip this summer. let's be honest. look, a lot of the time, it's pete, me, will, sean, doing a driving. rachel: that's right. we sent fox news chief

meteorologist rick reichmuth out to six flags, savannah sunset resort and spa, with lifestyle expert cary riley to get pay look at some of the top travel gifts for father's day. rick: good morning guys. if you're going to do a road trip, you can do it right. cary riley will tell us all about it. i think you'll start right here. >> first off this is the gmc a cadia 2024. i love this vehicle, it's roomy, leg room, hands-free technology. getting into one of those you'll love it. rick: if fits this inside. >> this is portable, the ninja wood fire grill, everybody knows them, they're great, it's electric but now they are in the cooler business this is amazing. the ninja frost vault cooler. you can put 80 cans of soda in here but more importantly there's a dry zone drawer underneath, how nobody thought of that i have no idea. rick: it saved all the wet cold cuts. >> exactly, and it keeps it 40

degrees below, refrigerator cool. it's awesome. rick: nice. >> 249.99 use the code cooler at ninjakitchen.com, they will give you 10% off and it comes in different colors i love it. let's make a road trip relief kit for dad. this is fun when he's taking his travel. he's not normally going to do this himself so you put a blanket in here, gloves, all the things he needs, gum and that good stuff and then put in meds because we don't want to stop along the way so we have zi rtech for seasonal allergies which lasts 24 hours, pepsid that's here somewhere too, this is your favorite thing you just told me about, and also, you've got tylenol, you've got adults and children and then lysol, the dis infecting wipes to kill 99.9% of the virus and germs you'll need this. rick: we know all about this. what else? >> this is the cool adjustable pillow. this is a best-seller and i love

this. i'll let you feel it here. it's supportive alternative to down. it's got a soft cooling gel. yeah, you open that up and actually, they give you the fill when you get a pillow and you can put in, well you have to do the other zipper there, but you'll put in as little and as much as you want so you can adjust what kind of firmness you want your pillow to be. they are giving you code fox 15 for 15% off. will coupe sleep goods.com, it's $96 but you'll get a discount. rick: give it to me fast. >> classic beach umbrella kit here, patented made in the usa and it takes 70 pounds of below ground level base weight. this can withstand with this 20- 25-mile an hour winds. rick: guys? >> 25% off. rick: back to you. pete: we'll see you in a moment everybody. pay the bills. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!!

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