rachel: it's the 7:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this, rfk jr. suspended his campaign and endorsed former president trump. with both men teaming up to address america's diet and what's in our food. i interviewed rfk jr. in a possible about that and a possible role in the trump administration. will: on the other side, harris and walz campaign announced first stop in georgia as part of the new bus tour. after 34 days, kamala harris not given a formal interview and we barely know her policies and break down the biggest question the american people still have. pete: the maker of jack daniels becoming the latest american company to cut dei initiatives. look at what's the cause corporate america to re-embrace common sense. what's caused it? second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now.

♪ ♪ pete: great song. rachel: love it. pete: frederick, maryland. welcome to "fox & friends" weekend. it's august 24th. 24th, year of our lord, 2024. rachel: yes, it is. pete: summer is almost over, school is almost here and football is almost here, and we're in the second quarter of our saturday show. glad that you're here. rachel: i'm happy to be back. you've been busy on "fox & friends" over the week and filling in and doing a pretty good walz impression. you can't do it for the weekday and not for us. will: i didn't see in the commercial break and rachel will pull it right out. will: pete and i made it the

goal to bring the fun of the commercial break. just do it. just do it. [ laughter ]. will: then the big deep communist style. pete: he's not the coach, he's the cheerleader. will: d line coaches with the jazz hands. rachel: he's so masculine and pushing the face of the masculinity. pete: camel hat football -- camo hat football playing deputies. pete: the big question on friday and quickly have the convention fade away. the whole honeymoon looks like it's over. we're in reality time now. rachel: be careful, will, you might get asked on snl. it's that good.

will: looks like mary catherine gallagher. that's who it is. tim walz is mary catherine gallagher. meanwhile, a bit more substantive note, i guess it's more substantive and there's none from kamala harris. members of the harris walz deputy campaign manager says it's imminent, even though it's been 34 days, it's early intervention program innocent that she'll give an interview. >> when will she sit down with media in a one-on-one capacity and answer our questions? >> i think she'll sit down on her time. this is a truncated time frame and we've made sure we're getting out and talking to voters and i think people forget how short of a time frame it has been. we had a change at the top of the ticket and we elected brand new vice presidential nominee

pick in governor walz. we had to host a convention, and we had to make sure that we're communicating with voters so there's no rest for the wicked. our campaign will continue to do ultimately at things we need to dorks and vice president harris will make herself available to speak to the press on her time and when she's ready. pete: you know, when she's ready. on her time and when she's ready. will: two sides to this though. if you worked on her campaign, that's exactly what i would do. rachel: exactly. will: she -- speaking of "fox & friends" weekday, listen, this speech on thursday night didn't go dismissive and the environment and did pretty well from a piece of political heater and she can do well in that type of environment. if she gets forced off script into an interview and you'd try

to ensure that never happened. rachel: going for that saying do not do this and he said if you get tempted by the press that says come on, one quick interview and he said to tell them to shut up. no, no, no. understand this candidate and they understand it's just a stand in. there's an entire campaign around her and get her to the area. will: two monarchies ago for insurance policy and joe biden leaving the race. he can't leave. can't be kamala harris. cornated her and very carefully and not going to let out and she'll happily comply. why would she do an interview. will: the other side is incumbent upon honest media and going for the devil like us. pete: no access to pick the question.

will: call it out and donald trump and his campaign pressing the issue and american people to dig and becomes incumbent upon us to get to the reality. rachel: yeah, no question. rnc is now launching a website in an effort to hold vice president harris accountable for the rise in migrant crime at the southern border. pete: this comes as former president trump continues to meet with grieving families and crime committed by illegals while out on the campaign trail. will: madeleine rivera joins us. madeleine. reporter: hi, good morn, guys. president trump is sharpening his attacks on kamala harris on the border. the website is called kamala harris blood bath and it's complicit of fueling an invasion and prioritizing illegal aliens over u.s. citizens. the site has pages for 13 states including several battleground territories like arizona, georgia, and michigan where the campaign lists fentanyl deaths and crimes committed by migrants and the websites launches

president trump's visit to arizona earlier this week. there he met with families including the family of rachel moore who police say was killed in august 2023 by migrant who cross intoed the u.s. illegally from el salvador. >> today i was at the border with the victims of kamala's migrant crime wave. one of them is here with us tonight. michael moren is the brother of rachel moren. michael, i promise you in -- i promise you in rachel's memory we'll stop these savage criminals and get them the hell out of coeur country. reporter: she says trump killed the migrant border bill and it's the keeping families together initiative and allows migrants, spouses and stepchildren of u.s. citizens to receive legal protection at work as they try and get low cal residency. there are certain qualifications including that the applicants must have no criminal history and must undergo background

checks. several gop-led states sued administration over the program. l rachel and pete. pete: fascinating. they have power and they're reaching even more. still in power and what are you doing? having at audacity to stand on stage saying i'm the one that wants to secure the border. that's so frustrating that she's saying i want to be tough on the border. rachel: i got really mad then too, pete. it made me mad and mad also that there were several pictures that came out during the convention on social media of both kamala harris and tim walz had photos with alex soros, george soros son that's now running their organization and they've never met with the grieving mothers of children and a mother of five killed by illegal immigrants because of their policy. will, you had an amazing

interview with patty warren just last hour. it was so heart breaking you did such a great job with it. will: thank you. rachel: i want to play that clip because america should see this. >> to this someone that has power and innuance to take time out of his schedule to reach out to us to give us his condolences, and not just once but he has followed up many times to support our family, and i know the families of others where biden and harris, we haven't even gotten a call from them. they haven't even acknowledged rachel, her name, or that it's their responsibility because it's a border issue. just because you deny reality, you deny truth, it doesn't change the reality or the truth of the situation. it just proves you're a liar. will: that's patty morin, the

mother of rachel morin. i had a conversation with trey gowdy this week and talking about this and how do you force the reality of harris and who she is and what she stands for and what she's done? man, we have to do less of the is she black, is she indian, mispronouncing her name. this was trey's opinion. you need to have the name. she needs to be confronted with the names of people that are victims of those policies like that right this. like donald trump is bringing patty morin on the stage to show this is the result of something you were in charge of, kamala harris. rachel: that video you're seeing was jocelyn's mother who also spoke and again heart breaking, a 12-year-old girl going to a convenient store in houston, lured out of the store by two illegal migrants, raped, beaten to death, strangled and, you know, left to die under a

bridge. these are real people. i thought this was one of the most powerful press conferencess and i was rivetted and ended up in tears at the end. and it was amazing. it was happening at the same time as dnc. pete: yeah, the forgotten men and women that they refuse to acknowledge and he embraces. that goes a long way. will: that's not easy. be real. you've been through the tragedy and these people are making active choice to live through it on an ongoing basis because this is that important to them. rachel: they don't want it to happen to other people. that's what she september kaying, rachel morin's mom, until you see the bodty of your child and what was actually done to them, it doesn't hit you so i want to tell you this so you can do something and elect people who will actually control the border. will: it's preventable. rachel: yes, and rfk jr. went to the border as well and said something has to be done.

the only person that hasn't gone in this race is kamala harris. and probably tim walz. they refuse to see it. will: all right, we're turning to a few additional headlines and arizona man accused of threatening to kill former president trump made initial court appearance via video from a county jail yesterday. police took ronald lee into custody after a man hunt thursday. he's accused of making threatening posts about president trump on social immediate jaire and he's being held in lou of $25,000 bail. a desperate search underway in south carolina for a massachusetts man that vanished over a week ago on a family vacation. stanley was last seen on august 16th leave ago resort in hilton head without his phone or wallet. his wife said he's been struggling with severe insomepnea and became -- insomnia and became paranoid thinking someone was following

him. wild door cam footage shows this hitting the home before landing in the driveway. take a look. thankfully no one was hurt .x lands upright on its legs. look outside and like what is this trampoline doing in my yard. charlie: glad there were no kids in it. will: shohei ohtani is the first to make the 4040 club and gets 40th steal of the season and slugs 40th home run. >> first ball, left center field and he's coming back and at the track and he's at the wall, 40/40. what a grand slam. no way! what a moment in history. will: otani is the sixth major leaguer to reach the milestone

and dodgers beat the rays 7-3. those are your headlines. pete: who did it first? 40-40? i only know because i collected. will: 60s? pete: 90s. jose canseco. rachel: i even know that name. pete: democrats aren't just ignoring the fact that harris was handouted the democrat nomination. they're laughing about it. we'll ask a democrat strategist if you think voters will support a candidate that didn't get a single vote in the process. new centrum menopause supplements help unpause life when symptoms pause it. with a multivitamin plus hot flash support.

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will: gavin newsom decided to take a joke that kamala became the nominee without a single vote. >> how are you feeling about the switch? >> went through open process. it was bottom up. will: honesty and humor. voters are laughing at this and ask campaign and strategist and former biden 2020 campaign kevin

walling. thank you for being with us this morning. this is a bit of honest city from gavin new -- honesty from gavin newsom. cacola harris was elect -- kamala harris was vector-borned not elected. >> yeah, governor newsom is joking about it, that's fine. the process played out the way that it did. he was one of the best surrogates for the biden and harris administration, one of the earliest endorsers when president biden decided to step brachyfrom long time colleague from san francisco, kamala harris, someone he knows very, very well and has been incredibly supportive of her since the process played out just over a month ago. will: okay, the statement that you made, kevin, the process played out the way that it did. like that is the foundation of -- that's a weak foundation of a huge argument. that carries so much weight, it played out the way that it did. the way that it played out was obviously inherently antidemocratic and newsom is

letting us know with the laughter and joke on the podcast of save america. this was top down. not bottom up. from the elites and not from the voters. i think the democratic party has a real issue here and it's going to have to confront within the party because now there's bernie sanders, nicole shannahan, who's a lifelong democrat, rfk's running mate saying everything that's been done in the democratic party since obama was antidemocratic. you talk about saving democracy and you pick your candidates. >> well, what i would say and you look at -- i just got back from chicago last night. the ennauseam in that hall and i was -- enthusiasm in that hall -- i was a biden guy and we went from irish wake to a wedding. enthusiasm and excitement and woman raised $100 million this last week alone in chicago much the ratings and beat donald trump by 22% on the final night. the people complaining about the process and newsom was joking about t they're really on the

right wing and conservative media outlets. will: kevin. no. >> the grass roots are fired up about this process. will: i just said deputies. >> you round off nicole shannahan. will: and bernie sanders. >> and bernie sanders gave a roushing endorsement f the vice president in the hall when is he did it. will: it's not whether or not the ratings are good. it's not whether or not people are excited. >> sure it is. will: it's whether or not you're electing your candidates and that's a big issue when talking about being the saviors of democracy. it's a big issue on whether or not you let the voters pick who represents your party or the donors to your point pick because of how much they've given democratic party. don't say it's saving your democracy. >> we're not talking about billionaires but grass root support, will. will: grassroots picked kamala harris for nominee? that's grass root support? >> our delegates did and they're

elected by the grassroots. will: kevin. trying to sift through this. >> there's nothing wrong about this process. we're moving forward in this process. will: okay, last question for you. you know, you're making an effect argument versus a process. it's working. but it's not the process. kamala harris in the process is not giving interviews. i'm sure it's working for her because she's not great at interviews but is this the right way to run a campaign again, that you assume is for the voters to pick in this case a general election president. when will she lay out policies and give an interview? >> she laid out in 40 minutes in a prime time address thursday night, right. her policy prescription for the country. talking about strengthening the middle class, tax cuts for the middle claman countdowns, predicted strengths over that toe and supporting israel and supporting ukraine and laid out foreign policy, domestic policy and going to do an interview, i assume this week and that's what

she's laid out from the campaign and we'll see the two of them on the debate stage 24 less than 20 days on september 10 and see the contrast between the former president and vice president. the process played out and it's clearly working and she's beating the heck out of donald trump in the polls. will: no, not true and the polls are very tight and the rfk support going to donald trump if they follow his endorsement in the polls. she laid out policy and leave it here on the way out but harris by the numbers, zero policy pages on kamala harris.com and zero sit down interviews since become ago nominee, zero primaries won since 2024, and zero primaries won since 2020. hey, you still got, 70 something days. >> and 26 million viewers and millions raised. she's rocking it, will. thank you so much. it's going to happen. will: no doubt the support of the elites. i appreciate the conversation. >> okay. will: robert kennedy jr. says one of the big reasons he endorsed trump is because of our

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the chronic disease epidemic. don't you want a presidents that going to make america healthy again? rachel: i spoke with kennedy about this very topic and the potential position in the white house. i thought it would be great to look at some of these items and parents are encountering these food items in grocery stores everywhere. maybe we can start here with seed oils. we're hear ago lot about seed oils. why should people be worried about these kind of products? >> seed oils are one of the most unhealthy ingredients in foods. they're in them because they're heavily subsidized and all kinds of very serious illnesses

including body wide inflammation. rachel: right. >> cpi affects all of our health and it's one of the worst things you can heat and almost impossible to avoid if you eat any processed food you'll eat seed oil. rachel: why would the government want to subsidize something that would make people sick and then in the end we all end up paying for that? terms of healthcare costs, which are skyrocketing? >> yeah, because that is a direct result of the corruption. 75% of the budget comes from the fda regulation and they all profit from the sick population. rachel: a big'temporal integration that's getting very expensive is cereals. why is the food coloring in particular bad? >> food coloring is yellow is a petroleum product. it's associated with really --

with depression, auto immune injuries and adhd. these and red dye also is very bad. in europe, the same companies are producing the same products but they're using natural coloring. but here they can get away with it. we have about -- almost a thousand chemicals that are in our food that are either outright banned in europe or actively discouraged so you wouldn't be able to buy this kind of stuff in europe. you ask about why it's so cheap, why it's so -- ubiquitous, we subsidize this and subsidize with it about 75% of the food stamp program is to process foods, which are all poison. rachel: one thing that's interest asking you'll see on labels, natural flavors, which is this catch all phrase that was lobbied for but the

ingredients in natural flavors aren't natural. >> no, they're chemical products. you can't trust what's on the ingredient label and reason for that is government corruption is that the agency, the usda and fda a poisoning the american people. rachel: talking about pesticides and things that worry you about -- this looks like fresh food. what should i be worried about here? >> the irony is for example, my wife loves kale and had the impression that kale is actually good for you. if it's organic, it's very good for you. most kale and strawberries for example, grapes are contaminated with pesticides and particularly the environmental working group has found taking all the dirty

dozens and worst on the products and i want to -- i look at strawberry and i think this is a healthy food. most of these are certified organic and you are getting something that's actually hurting you. rachel: what can be done at a government level to stop this so people get healthy? >> as president, i'll issue an executive order on day one that anybody that is recommending food products in usda or fda at any of those committees, if you're on the committees, you have to have no conflict of interest. we spend five times our military budget on chronic disease and we're the sickest population in the world and if you wonder why? why do we have these epidemics of adhd and depression and all these kind of psychiatric illnesses that have linked by

side effects to these kinds of foods, to the ingredients in the foods and why have these neurological disorders and this epidemic of autoimmune disease. rachel: these pro products are geared towards children and it's really tragic and it's like you're putting them at a very early age on this pathway to chronic disease and then at the end of that, is pharma to sort of cure whatever the food did to you. >> the advisers that choose a nutrition guidelines are almost all corrupted. they're conflicted. rachel: are you willing to take on a position like this in the trump administration as health czar? >> well, normally the -- one way i'm fighting to get this out of our food and we have a generation of kids swimming in a toxic soup and we're betraying them and we're supposed to be taking care of our kids. we're letting these industries corrupt our agencies and mass

poison them. you know, nobody in the world has crojik disease -- chronic disease epidemic of the mag stewed that our country does. rachel: thank you for coming out and breaking this down and showing us your policies. >> rachel, thank you and for paying attention. i know it's difficult in your position to go up against powerful industries but i'm glad you're telling the truth. will: wow, what a fascinating conversation. really 6789 pete: i didn't think about it but doesn't surprise me that the fda or usda captured by outside interest and contort the regulregulations that benefit bg pharma. rachel: that's how you get the food pyramid that says lucky charms is healthier than a steak. or eggs and it's like these are crazy thins that come out of our government. and there's a reason, there's a lot of inside dealing and a lot of colluding, a lot of corporate

capture. will: "fox & friends" reached out to the fda and they said "we've reviewed effects of color additives and most children have no adverse effects when consuming food when containing color additives but some evidence suggests that certain children may be sensitive to them and reassessing chemicals and food as new relevant data is available is a priority for da,. the agency is hosting a public meeting in september and a look at post-assessment of chemicals in food". pete: fda goes on with another statement here about the percentage number sayings and claiming that 75% of fda budget is from regulated industries and saying it's not accurate. user fees only make up 47% of the fda.

budget from the food's program comes from mostly federal appropriations and 1% of user fees. rachel: it's important to note that in the food coloring topic that food coloring is notes allowed in europe and my daughter served a semester in rrome and was eating the food in her cafeteria and felt bad and comes home and feels good and went to rome for a semester and never felt better. something is wrong with our food supply. we are making our citizens fatter, sicker. we have more -- we spend more than any other country on healthcare and yet we have our citizens are sicker and starting at a very young age and starting with formula and putting them on processed foods. all the way to adulthood and no

wonder we're dying sooner and having bad outcomes. this is a sleeper issue and both of you have wives that ware a lot about your diet. is this issue an issue for women? will: i do know this is a sleeper issue. i don't think -- what i think, i think the curious part of me is very into this topic. to the point of the wives, i don't know about -- this is something that fascinating kathleen and she's definitely interested and the cynical part of me and why pete and i think a lot and pete probably has a healthy amount of cynicism and i don't know it'll animate people on how they vote. i'm not giving you a should or shouldn't, i'm giving you a what i am predicting is or isn't. pete: i think the cost of lucky charms is more important to people in a selection than what's in the lucky charms. rachel: but it's a problem we're subsidizing lucky charms in food stamps and --

pete: sure. but the fact that trump adds someone like rfk jr. to his cabinet or a significant position to take on the moneyed interest is something a lot of people would like and that maybe moves the needle. will: it's additive issue and it's important and again, the curious side, this should be important. should be innerved blizzard warnings important. rfk will join us tomorrow on "fox & friends" mornings. chip wade is next. ♪ it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come.

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team's motion to dismiss her upcoming murder retrial. and accused of hitting her police officer boyfriend with her car and leaving him to die in 2022. but her support is believed law enforcement was involved in a coverup. norfolk da said they plan to retry the case at the end of january. and jay san aldean reuniting a -- jason aldean reuniting a military family during a concert. >> your dad is in the military? he wanted my help giving you a little surprise today. guys ready? [ screaming and cheering ]. >> first class petty officer right here. pete: pet i did officer blake darling was deployed for 10 months and then reunited with his family on stage. pretty cool. those are your headlines.

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picker parent company of jack daniels ending dei initiative and say it was due to changing business landscape and this whole dei thing segregating people by their race is not working for us? what changed?

>> it's not legal and let's be clear, it's the notion of forced diversity based on race in employment has always been suspect. now, there's civil rights laws that state you can't discriminate. there's title 7 of civil rights act, which says you can't discriminate based on race, but dei take it is a lot further and basically sets these rigid standards, which essentially violates title 7. showing in the book and it's companies and last part of the book is that companies went sort of nuts on dei following the george floyd killing and very

rigid and went from the very top of board members down to suppliers. supreme court ruling on unfirmtive action and going as it applies to moment, it's not totally unwound. one reason that you had a trans woman in a bubble bath drinking butt wiser in a commercial was because of dei. people stopped buying the beer. pete: it's really bad for the bottom line and these businesses are opening themselves up to litigation from their own employees who feel like they may be left behind or passed over because of some dei initiative.

>> y i show in the book, they -- yes, i show in the book and after that affirmative action ruling and really smart companies started taking the initiative and we report to somebody who reports to somebody who reports to the general council and the ceo of fox and none of that oversight on the dei and that's why they went off the rails and we'll do x, why and z and everybody became more inclusive any event, the book points in the paints out and a loser from a consumer stan point and going to be if you go there, a lysine court and supreme court ruled you cannot discrimination

blatantly and it's blatant. pete: go woke and go broke. it lays out and "fox & friends" reached out to brown foreman and have not heard back. have a great saturday. we'll be right back. relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. lowe's knows when you need a new appliance, you want it at the right price. and right now you can save big on the latest whirlpool appliances. like the new whirlpool range with wipeclean™ coating that makes it easy to focus more on the cooking... and less on the mess. shop lowe's now for great labor day deals. missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments

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