step in the right direction because we all need to have faith in our electoral process that's for sure. >> carley: certainly one to watch, big headline there. thank you for joining us this morning. happy easter to you and your family as well. >> thank you. >> carley: see you next friday. >> todd: happy easter to you as well. and watch the nfl. >> elon musk hostile takeover of twitter. >> extremely important to the future of generation. >> twitter employees weighing something called a poison pill to stop the plan. >> is there a plan b? >> there is. [laughter] >> the first of what will bible caravans is only days away. >> they have absolutely no regard for our law. they know that they are going to get released. they are being rewarded. >> could joe biden be heading into the war zone. >> ready to go? >> yeah. >> although jen psaki says president biden. >> in the spirit of

transparency. >> virginia governor glenn youngkin will force members of the loudoun county school board to face voters this november. >> this election can reflect the will of parents. >> the usfl will be hosting all 40 of its regular season games right here in birmingham, alabama. >> super excited. >> crazy. >> every building is going to have a line ♪ i got my game on ♪ yeah ♪ i got my name on ♪ better hang on tight ♪ i guarantee it's going to be a. >> brian: going to get the game on going to be this weekend. you will be here rachel and pete to talk about the aftermath on sunday and, of course, the game is on sunday too on easter sunday. a lot of people are focused on the resurrection as well as usfl. it you can could both that's where the game will take place in birmingham. in a hub. shave expenses and put great football on the field.

put everybody in the same area. practicing in birmingham and playing in birmingham. >> rachel: i love the suggestion that christians with multi task. >> brian: by thanksgiving you can sit there and respect what the pilgrims were able to do at the same time watch football. the lions will lose and now easter will be about the usfl. >> pete: not a bad. >> rachel: and the resurrection. brian. >> pete: and by the way the resurrection. it is good friday everywhere out there. you are right, new camera angle on the usfl. >> rachel: what do you mean cameras? >> pete: microphones on the coaches. drones on the helmets. interesting new viewing experience. >> rachel: is abby hornacek all geared up. >> brian: eye plaque. where is the eye black, abby? >> guys, i left my camera, the hat with the camera on it

unfortunately, but, you know, that's what our camera guy is actually wearing. that's how he is filming this it's going to be really exciting. like you mentioned all this new technology. i talked to some of the players about it they are really excited about it the viewers after the home are excited. the action i can canning off right here behind me. ahead of the big weekend, i walked around to different local businesses to talk about how that they are having usfl here how that is going to affect their businesses hopefully bringing in people from all over the country. they love to share their product with people from out of town. we are going to get to that get to all of that technology we talked about. all coming up in this show. everyone is very excited here. >> brian: right. nbc has the earlier game. fox has the later game. it's a partnership and gives a bunch of players a chance to go pro-either to nfl or nothing. now they have a place to go. >> pete: abby, we will check in with you all morning long as brian said inaugural game tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. eastern time on fox.

i got near gear. you have usfl gear in your office, brian. >> brian: you did? >> pete: shirt from usfl and some from rachel. >> rachel: i did see your book. >> pete: that's another thing we are not quite ready to share yet. >> brian: do you ever knock? do you just walk. >> rachel: i have left kids in thinks office. brought kids early. wanted to sleep i only have one couch. just go in pete's office. >> brian: you put name tags on them so many. >> rachel: she is in pete's office. she is in brian's office. >> pete: i one for you didn't make it to your office. new orleans breakers. my wife is from new orleans got it for you and gave it to her. >> brian: so romantic. four minutes after the top of the hour, one of the big stories once in a while you can predict what stories are going to be big. i had no idea this story would be this big. last week there was talk that elon musk all of a sudden out of

nowhere becomes majority stockholder of the majority holder of twitter. and then he says, yeah, i'm going to be on the board. the weekend happens, all of a sudden, i don't know what happened over the weekend he goes i don't want to be on the board. then he made a move yesterday to say i want to buy it. and i'm going to make an offer that is going to make everybody money. it's going to be at a premium. my first offer is my last offer. i'm buying twitter. >> pete: for $41 billion. which the richest man in the world. >> rachel: he can do. >> pete: can do if he wants to. we reported that yesterday morning this last and final offer was on the table. >> brian: came on on our show. >> pete: in the middle of the talk. then he went to a ted talk 2022 and he was asked obviously about his attempt to buy twitter. here is what elon musk said yesterday. >> i do think this will be somewhat painful. i'm not sure i will actually be able to acquire it. i should also say the intent is

to retain as many shareholders as is allowed by the law. not from the standpoint let me figure out how to monopolize or maximize ownership of twitter but try to bring along as many shareholders as we are aloud to. >> you don't necessarily want to pay out $41 billion in cash. you would like them to come with you. >> yeah, i mean, i could technically afford it. [laughter] >> i heard that. >> but what i'm saying this is not a way to sort of make money. my strong intuitive sense is that having a public platform that is maximally trusted and broadly inclusive is extremely important to the future of civilization. >> you don't like to lose. if, in this case, you are not successful in the board not accept your offer, you said you

won't go higher, is there a plan b? [pause] >> there is. [laughter] >> rachel: there is a plan b. by the way, i can't afford $41 billion. like me and you saying we will splurge a million bucks. >> pete: cash in a few things. >> rachel: this is not about money for him. this is literally about saving civilization right now in america democracy is not really truly democracy when one side of the table is completely censored. everywhere. and it's not just on twitter if you look at the universities, everywhere you go, the conservative point of view is just not as allowed and it's literally censored on twitter and other platforms. tucker carlson says that musk is challenging censorship. take a listen. >> censorship and propaganda at the very heart of neoliberalism.

and elon musk is challenging all of that directly. he is the richest man in the world. he is not trying to make more money. is he not donating to a foreign charity or creating a tax shelter in this case. he is using his money to allow potentially americans to speak freely. is it distressing that our own democratic system isn't working; that you would need some rich guy to swoop in to save free speech in the united states? of course it is. is it sad that we are all desperate for elon musk to save us? yes, it is. but who else is going to save us? nobody at this point. >> brian: by the way everyone freaked out that's why you have to know how important this is. all the other channels and high earners saying he can't do this. we have got to stop this elon musk is being attacked and all of a sudden the fec is lining up to see what he is doing with tesla and spacex. that's going to make him double and triple down sales force mark ben hough says i want to buy it

whoever is running silver lake. or they could take a poison pill and they could just disperse all the stock and make it worth less. everybody get hurt in order for him not to be in control of this product. so i think it's high stakes, big business but at stake is free speech. i mean, can you imagine if you went on a platform and you just saw conservative thought and liberal thought at the same time, no one protecting us from someone's point of view? i mean, the only thing you worry about is obviously thing every day. free speech up until death threats going to cause bodily harm. twitter opens up main has to open up. the few people left on facebook will leave. senate, wherever you get your news. if twitter opens up and becomes fair and balanced which he would do. more users, increase the value, a lot more interest. people will go there again. >> rachel: it's dangerous for them though, imagine my husband sean said imagine in i was running a campaign i could

literally get rid of the other point of view and they kicked you off. >> pete: yeah, and i left, too. like a lot of people voluntarily, it's not worth it it's a left wing echo chamber. great to see the minions at twitter freaking out. a lot of reports of employees there very concerned. >> brian: they are all fired. >> pete: you have to change that corporate culture. >> rachel: can you do that though? rach. >> take the company private which elon musk said he want to do. takeover, hire different management with different points of view and. >> brian: make people go to work. >> pete: people go to work for sure. in that clip of elon musk you went on to talk about how the whole point is to have speech that you disagree with. you don't have free speech unless that exists. and that's what he hoped to do. you are right, brian, the managerial class elites and others, rich people of the establishment will attempt to form together to block this.

this is a threat to so many people. >> rachel: saudi arabia not happy, there is nephew of one of the crowned princes or whatever he also says i don't want elon musk to take over and as we know people on twitter have been charged with spying on behalf of the kingdom, the saudi kingdom in the past. >> brian: right. i'm against king and queens to begin with talk about the hierarchy. let's talk about something else. already there is some movement, there is some people who believe that elon musk is going to pull this off and is he going to buy it right away his name is tom brady, a quarterback in the nfl. he is asking for a favor. he said if you buy twitter, elon musk, can you delete my combine photo. because this the is famous photo of tom brady, 22 years old out of the university of michigan when he showed up at the combine you take pictures with your shirt off. obviously this isn't a flattering shot of tom brady. he said would you please delete this photo because it shows how far he has come with tb 12.

got a body a supermodel and a tan. >> rachel: it's a great before and after. >> brian: he wants it off. >> rachel: this is the best before and after photo. i don't think he should get rid of it. >> brian: shows his great sense of humor. >> pete: for sure. >> brian: tom brady is having fun being tom brady. i didn't know it could be that much fun to be tom brady. >> rachel: to be married to a supermodel and be gorgeous. >> brian: he lost in the playoffs. how does he deal with that and then he retired for a month and then he came back. we will see if elon musk that could be the first thing. second thing install donald trump. >> pete: first combine photo then donald trump. agreed. >> rachel: priorities. >> pete: still ahead, the white house says it won't send joe biden to ukraine, but does joe know that? >> weir making that decision now. thank you.

>> who would you send? >> are you ready to go? >> yeah. >> rachel: only man in america still wearing a mask. >> pete: outdoors. >> speaking of mixed messaging. you can't be a super spreader event outside if you are kissed by nancy pelosi wear a mask. >> rachel: he took his mask off as he went. in anyways, cashing in on her mom's campaign the giant chunk of change maxine waters paid her daughter last quarter. >> brian: maybe she was good. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: manhunt underway in phoenix, arizona for a suspect accused of shooting a police officer. authorities say it happened yesterday outside of a gas station. police were responding to a domestic violence call when the suspect drove up to the scene and opened fire. the injured officer has only been identified as a female, 24 year veteran of phoenix pd. she is in stable condition. thank god. the man accused of opening fire on a brooklyn subway train shooting 10 people and hurting 19 others appeared in court. frank james was arraigned on a federal terrorism charge yesterday. a judge ordering him to be held without bail and the head of the mta speaks out blaming bad internet connection for the subway's surveillance malfunction at the time of the attack. the mta chairman say, quote: the cameras were working. the internet connection failed. listen to this. california congresswoman maxine waters has paid her daughter

another $24,000 in campaign cash in the first quarter. according to the latest fec records. over the last two decades the democrats' daughter and slate mailing company have been made more than $21.2 million from her mother's campaign funds. waters was the only candidate to use slate mailing for her campaign in 2020. those are your headlines, guys. >> pete: maybe she is really good. >> carley: yeah got to be it. >> brian: coincidence you happen to be related not her fault. >> rachel: thee democrats can get away with that republican members of congress can't. wow. >> brian: 19 minutes after the hour. we are learning four ballistic missiles have struck a plant outside of the city of kyiv last night shortly after russia vowed to increase missile strikes on the capital city. >> pete: comes after ukraine celebrates a blow to sinking a powerful warship in the black sea. >> rachel: matt finn is live in

lviv. good morning. >> good morning. this morning the russian defense ministry now saying it is going to increase the number and scale of missile attacks in the kyiv area in response to what russia says is sabotage on russian territory. but this is all coming the timing of it after russia's premier warship sank yesterday 60 miles south of odesa. that's a major setback for the russians here in ukraine. that flagship vessel became a somewhat infamous symbol of ukraine's defiance in the early days of war. you may remember that ukrainian border guard told that ship to go blank themself. now that massive ship has sank. ukrainian officials claim they used decoys and hit the ship with a neptune antiship missile while russia acknowledged just a fire aboard. u.s. and other western officials have not confirmed what caused that fire. either way, roughly 500 russians had to ban done that ship. as a result. other russian warships have

moved further away from the ukrainian southern coast. and this morning, ukraine's defense minister trolling russia online with this tweet quote: a flagship russian warship is a worthy diving site. we have one more diving spot in the black sea now. we will definitely visit the wreck after our victory in the war. by the way, i already have 300 scuba dives. america's $800 million draw down package of heavy weaponry, heavy helicopters and are a till ler delay should be arriving in ukraine a few days. russia continues to warn that u.s. providing offensive assistance, that could lead to further direct military conflict here. and the cia now says chinese president xi is a silent partner in russian president putin's war on ukraine, calling that partnership the greatest challenge the cia faces warning that china seeks to overtake the u.s. in every domain from economic strength to military power.

>> silent partner in putin's aggression. xi jinping china is our greatest challenge. in many ways the most profound test that cia has ever faced. given the potential desperation of president putin, none of this can take lightly the threat posed by a potential resort to tactical nuclear weapons. >> and the credit agency moodies now accepts russia may have defaulted on its debt for the first time in 100 years. brian, rachel, pete? >> brian: yeah, matt, it looks like vladimir putin did admit yesterday in a conference call that they are hurting. their oil and gas sector has been hurt so far. and that's pretty amazing them them to admit that. >> absolutely. >> brian: all right. thanks. let's talk about what else is happening over there battle of mariupol taking place. and the internet -- the jack

keane's group. >> pete: study of war. >> brian: thinks that mariupol could fall in the next few days. devastating but still holding on. they desperately want that to connect crimea and donbas region. >> rachel: president zelenskyy has been inviting u.s. officials to come to ukraine and see what they're doing and needs are and some of the human rights atrocities there was conflict where president biden said he was going but then his people said. >> never happened when joe biden says something. >> rachel: his fixers fix it take a listen >> pete: so, yeah as brian just said trying to be a wise guy. do you want to go? okay. and he ultimately says he would like to go.

don't have the tape right now jen psaki later in the day is like no, no, no, no. joe biden is not going. >> rachel: i don't care if he goes to ukraine. i want him to go to the southern border. >> pete: i would rather have him see that frankly at this point. one person, it's true. he has not been in his life in his own country's southern border which might feel like a priority. but, you know, it was boris johnson made a surprise trip to kyiv as well. was willing to go see it. republican senator steve daines did make a trip to ukraine and sawed first high ranking u.s. elected official to go visit and see it. here's a portion of what he said about seeing what's happening in ukraine. >> it was quite a day. we went up about 20 miles north and west of kyiv, up to bucha, where those, you know, those horrific images come with the innocent civilians similarly executed by the russians. i have seen a lot of horrific

things over the years in terms of storm damages and accidents i have never seen anything like this. i mean, these were children. these were children who were murdered. >> pete: the white house knows if they send joe biden he is prone to spout off something emotionally about something he has seen that then becomes official policy or they need to walk it back or send signals that are used for propaganda inside russia. just stay away what happened last time in poland. he made two or three comments just like that. >> brian: i worry about his welfare. i don't want him going in a war zones. see him overseas for a week he looked weak. send secretary austin over there. three baltic nations came a couple days ago. germany was going to send one of their leaders, and zelenskyy said, you know what? don't come. they are denying they said that because the germans are not dug n doing everything they are supposed to be doing in terms of supporting the war effort.

>> rachel: why wouldn't he want them to come? i'm confused. >> pete: germany is still reliant on russian energy. and they have been kind of half-hearted on the whole thing to begin with. he is saying with friends like that don't come visit and do a photo op., we want real support. >> brian: germany and france pro-russian. >> rachel: maybe they are just pro-oil. they are dependent on it. >> brian: right. how you can say angela merkel could say i'm looking out for germany's best interest and depending on my oil and gas from russia is unfathomable. hopefully that will change. all right, meanwhile 26 minutes after the hour. talk about perfect timing, right now migrant caravan heading to our border to be here exactly when title 42 ends in may. how 21 states are trying to stop this from hang. >> rachel: and we're counting down to kickoff. we sent abby hornacek to

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caravan coming from guatemala will likely reach the u.s. by may 23rd, the exact day that the title 42 health order set it end. 21 states suing the biden administration over the planned end of that order predicting a massive wave of migrants. a filing from the state says lifting the order is the only covid based restriction the administration sees fit to end. florida governor ron desantis signing legislation that bans abortions after 15 weeks. >> we are here today to defend those who can't defend themselves. this will represent the most significant protections for life that have been enacted in this state in a generation. [cheers and applause] >> the governor's signature comes ahead of a u.s. supreme court decision that could call abortion laws into question across the country. the new law takes effect july 1st. and mortgage rates hitting 5% for the first time since 2011. just last week the average for a

30-year loan jumped from 4.72. higher mortgage rates are adding pressure to would-be buyers in a market where purchase prices continue to skyrocket. meanwhile the market is so competitive that bidding wars have become common. those are your headlines, guys, over to you. >> pete: thank you, carley. >> rachel: thank you. >> pete: counting down for the kickoff of uslf opening season in birmingham. >> rachel: with one the games taking place on one field local businesses are hoping for auto big economic boom. >> brian: let's see. abby hornacek dispatched to alabama to find out the economic story and more. hey, abby. >> hey, guys, how is it going? you are exactly right. all 8 teams will be playing right here in birmingham, alabama. and you know. [no audio] pete by the i think we just lost her; however, she did intrepid

work on a package talking to local businesses. >> brian: in the memory of abby, we would like to do something for her. >> pete: abby, this is for you. ♪ >> the usfl will be hosting all 40 regular season games next 10 weeks here in birmingham, alabama. which is great news for local businesses. >> we're super excited. >> this is crazy. >> every building is going to have a line. >> something big for birmingham. >> estimates say the city is expected to bring in upwards of $20 million. so, as we get ready for kickoff let's go chat with some of these folks and see how they are doing. ♪ >> hi. >> welcome to brew. >> you must be aishah. >> i am. >> what was your reaction when you found out the usfl will be here in birmingham. >> i signed my lease in the heart of covid. i stepped out in faith.

for me that was a big deal. football is something people love that will bring people to so many different places here. ♪ >> are youics sighted that so many people might be come to berm. >> we are. we were hoping it would bring in more business. we are trying to get more donuts in the case. make sure we are fully stocked. fully staffed. >> protected stadium is right pe you guess to have the usfl. >> so big and so much publicity to the city and the state. >> how are you preparing for all the people coming in. >> this is how i work out. getting ready for all the dinkers coming for town. that's how i prepare. >> what does it mean for you guys that the usfl is coming to birmingham. >> we are super excited to welcome a new fan base. we want to make new friend. we are really looking forward to. >> pizza and beer that's what you need for a football game, right? >> absolutely.

>> that pass is caught. >> i would say that beer is kind of a staple of the sports world. >> absolutely. it's both a staple in the sports world. also a staple in the city of birmingham. >> what are you looking for when people come in. >> hope pray good introduction to people who might be experiencing birmingham for the first time. put out 100 different beers 205 hometown beer feature draft line be available all the games at usfl. >> i'm feeling i might need to try this here is it string tab brewing and usfl. >> absolutely. >> you see in. so practice, scrimmages against each other all in the same area. this is exciting really for the players, too. as well as the local businesses. >> >> brian: without that be dead right now. the university is winding up another semester, there is no alabama football. there is no more basketball. so you bring in this economic

engine, they love their sports. they love their football. >> pete: normally in a football waist waste land right now checking our watches waiting for the nfl to start. now you have quality football right here the stories of these players never thought they would get another chance guys showcase their skills. >> brian: biggest story is kurt warner they did a story about it arena league done and finance issue inned. one shot with the packers and never got on the field. he was done. spotted anymore in the arena league. gave him in a shot with the rams. ends up winning the super bowl. he was working at a safeway. working at a supermarket while playing football. i. >> rachel: wow. >> brian: i have not said anything to impression rachel yet. >> rachel: i was thinking about those donuts looked delicious. watch the usfl 7:30 p.m. eastern on fox. thank you, abby for that package and brian is going to give me

tutoring on football so i can be more engaged next time. >> brian: get you a helmet. >> pete: football segment every weekend with rachel and she is trying to. how many downs? >> rachel: four. >> pete: boom, it's working. >> brian: fantastic. >> rachel: still ahead. we get a special visit on this good friday from the archbishop of new york timothy cardinal dolan he joins us live. >> brian: loudoun county school board members could be forced out the governor put them on the ballot early. joins us do react. >> the curtain has been pulled back and people can now see the deficient leadership that's been in this county. >> do something! be a leader! because if you know what? the citizens of this county deserve better. ♪ ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing)

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transparency and accountability, my amendment gives parents the ability to elect their school board. there is no reason why we shouldn't do that this november and let loudoun county parents choose who is on their school board. >> brian: there you go. a bit of a surprise. virginia's loudoun county school board could all be voted out of office at once. as governor glenn youngkin pushes to move their election to this november. after facing the controversial school board himself next guest says virginia parents are tired of wokeness so is he running for congress. loudoun county dad brandon joins us now. brandon, were you caught by surprise like we were by this. >> it was interesting. i mean, one of the interesting honorable things i had the ability to participate in was being in the executive order signings. and so one of the executive orders was the investigation into the loudoun county school board. and i think what you heard from governor youngkin was people, parents, citizens and taxpayers

want transparency and they want to have their voices heard. i think this is an opportunity for us to do that. >> brian: right. there were supposed to be two seats up. now all the seat theoretically could be up. this caught parents by surprise. do you think there are people like yourself, you are going to run for congress. >> that's right. >> brian: do you think there are people want to get involved in the school board go out there and get the signatures to try to fill those seats? >> yeah. there is one. there is one individual, michael rivera. is he running for the leesburg seat. one that was already supposed to be on the ballot for november. i think there is a lot. i spoke up in january of last year and said there are people like me and lines of others who will step up if needed. i would expect you will see a lot of parents who want to get involved. this is about our voices being heard. this has become -- this started as a parent's movement and citizens and taxpayer's movement. people are fed up and they want to see change. >> brian: they do in terms of the pandemic rules and sexual assault cover-ups that took place there and in terms of the curriculum. loudoun county school board has a statement about this would be move from the governor said it

would negate the wishes of the people who elected their local representatives and forced the people of loudoun county to hold an unnecessary election on short notice. and would ultimately hinder the operations of the school board and school division in effectively serving its students. that's what they say would happen if this went through. the next step is to get through the legislature. do you think it will? >> i think there is a chance. we have the house and we have, you know, we have a lot of people who are seeing that you know, from both sides who are seeing they want to see change. we had the mask, we were able to get the masks off our children. with regards, you know, to your last statement on the school board, it's funny. if they were so confident, in that they are doing such a great job they will get reelected. i guess we will see. citizens and taxpayers will speak up and there is a great opportunity for us to put the democrats on, you know, on the chopping block and really show them that we want to fix this country. >> brian: we know the governor shocked the world with his victory. you want the shock the world and become a member of congress. people want to support you, brandon where do they go. >> brandon for congress.com.

we are excited. it's may 21st is the primary. what we're going to show is a coalition of support. and we are going to put the democrats on notice that november is real and we are going to flip the house and get this country back on track. >> brian: wow. you go running on the parent movement that has taken place because you care about your kids. >> that's right. >> brian: brandon, thanks so much. preacht it. >> thanks for having me. >> brian: we will see if the governor can pull this off. check in with adam klotz who is braving the rugged temperatures right now in new york city. thanks for not shivering. >> adam: yeah, barely getting by out here as yesterday was 80 degrees in new york city. still very pleasant early this morning. but there is winter weather across the country. look at those temperatures in the northern plains. 14 degrees currently in fargo, still some lingering snow from a big snow system that they had to deal with across the northern plains. since monday, these are some of the snowfall totals across north dakota, as high as 36 inches of snow. so a late season winter system forecast for today sees temperatures up around

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>> there is. [laughter] >> first of what will be many caravans is only days away. >> they have absolutely no regard for our law. they know that they are going to get released. they are being rewarded. >> could joe biden be heading into the war zone? >> ready to go? >> yeah. >> although the white house press secretary jen psaki says president biden will not -- in the spirit of transparency. >> virginia governor glenn youngkin will force members of the loudoun county school board to face voters in november. >> this election can reflect the will of parents. >> the usfl will be hosting all 40 of its regular season games right here in birmingham, alabama. >> we're super excited. >> >> crazy. >> every building is going to have a line. ♪ i love rock and roll ♪ put another dime in the jukebox baby ♪ i love rock and roll ♪ come and the take and dance with me ♪ ♪

>> rachel: good morning -- good friday morning to all of you, 7:00 a.m. eastern time i love rock and roll and i love being here on the couch with brian, and pete. pete, you veteran, father of 7. hairdresser. i got a quick blowout during the last segment. on outdoor equipment. >> pete: you cued me that's what the blower is used for in my house primarily. just blow their face. >> rachel: making them feel like a supermodel. >> pete: you pulled it off well. brian, you reacted a little negatively. >> brian: did i not know she was happy about it. >> rachel: i love it. >> brian: i don't know if this could go right. also does she have contacts? >> rachel: i do. >> brian: want to dry out your contacts and have them roll up like shades get a blower and blow them in your face. good anchor and anchor. >> rachel: now you know how we did it on the weekends. >> pete: a little crazy. >> brian: sounds like it.

>> pete: no one else in the building to tell us what to could. >> brian: no one tells abby hornacek what to do. brand new usfl first game and come up with some angles. if you can, abby, sit in the stands. >> yeah. i would love a blow out from either of you guys because humid here so has been,maybe we will get that going later in the show. yeah, we are here in birmingham also known as the magic city a lot of magic will be happening both on the field and here in the stands come saturday and sunday. before those games we have been finding out more about the technology. we have been speaking to fans and coming up later in the show we will be talking to darryl johnston and joel platt, both of them know a lot about this game. a lot to look forward to. we will be with you all morning long. you are stuck with us guys. >> brian: checking out the economy, checking out the games. checking out some great stories, eight teams, two divisions. it's going to go on for weeks into july. it's going to culminate in

canton, ohio. >> rachel: i have trivia on this football game and this league, there have been tickets from every single state sold. >> brian: what do you mean? >> rachel: in every single state someone has -- many people have. >> brian: so all 50 states will be traveling. >> rachel: all 50 states have bought tickets to this game including hawaii and alaska. >> pete: good on you. bottom line is, there is football in april. when you have never have football. >> brian: you ask me hot people from alaska and hawaii are. tulsi gabbard, probably sarah palin. you will probably see them in the stands. >> pete: you have really good intel. >> brian: only two people i know from those states. >> rachel: barack obama? >> brian: that's true. he does got return my calls. right now i just want to tell you fox will carry the game. nbc will have the early game. fox nighttime game starts at 7:30, the generals against the stallians. >> steve: the new jersey general. that's my team. >> brian: right. eventually play in new jersey. >> pete: eventually.

>> brian: right. they will get there i don't know if people have been following it but we have a midterm coming up in november. if you are looking at the president's approval ratings right now you have got to look really down low because they are at 33% according to the quinnipiac poll. when you talk about young votes is he shedding the youth vote and black vote still in his camp but not by the margin that democrats are used to. >> pete: that's right. democrat strategists are stownsding the alarm. they are talking publicly about it because they see it coming. here is one democratic strategist michael stratton saying in the daily mail democrats need to, you know, wake up here smell the coffee, and start to get ready. another unnamed democratic strategist no one is going to have to vote on vladimir putin any time soon and i think that's a reference to the whole putin price hike as if they are going to be able to unload the inflation that's been unleashed on our economy on a war when you know, just basic reading of a line graph shows you that -- or looking at your bank account

shows you inflation started right about january 20th. >> rachel: it was pretty ridiculous of them to try to pass this off as a putin price hike. even strategists like axelrod were saying very early on this is probably not going to work. that might be why you see approval numbers for joe biden, look at this, his handling of his job as president, only 33% approve. 54% disapprove. mark penn, a very well-known former clinton pollster says that joe biden's poll numbers are in big, big trouble. take a listen. >> these are spectacularly low numbers. to really get down to it, only a third being favorable and in the 20s on independence. of course makes reelection a virtual impossibility. the administration has got to pivot or this is going to be a tornado of a midterms if these numbers continue to hold up.

and, frankly, they have had month after month here to do something to turn around on inflation, on immigration, on ukraine, on crime. and they just haven't done it. they have done small, little incremental changes. they need big changes to change some big numbers. >> brian: the thing that's good about mark, i don't even know -- i'm sure is he probably a democrat. the thing is he just looks at numbers. that's why you can honestly get an hun nancy pelosi take from him. a couple of things. the president thinks he -- they are not doing a good job of saying how good a job they are doing. they believe they have done a great job. they just don't tell anybody about it think about this. the things that they try to do. the build back better. if you look at people like larry summers. they say the 1.9 trillion they put into the system in march when they first took over in 2020, that really put -- they put the inflation on warp speed. said we shouldn't have done that we didn't -- the president wanted to do build back better it failed because of sinema and manchin. because it failed he alienated his democratic base.

it saved the economy. but it he no longer has the squads of the world or 18 to 34 because they wanted to socialize the economy. look at the numbers they were going to do and things build back better was going to achieve. at least would have been in further debt and inflation worse. the democrats could say i'll support joe biden and the party because they are doing what they said. they didn't get done what they said they were going to do. what they did do is half measures. the economy, coming out of the pandemic, should have been on the right track instead spent 6.7 trillion, we're looking at debt and inflation. the president doesn't even have a strategy to attack. >> pete: overall he has got the -- he has managed to achieve the larry byrd approval rating. 33, amongst hispanic's 26. young people 26 even younger 19% of support. so you laid out the inflation and the policy and that's tru t. but then add on top of it the demoralization of something like afghanistan and just the wandering and what's happening

in ukraine. >> brian: his numbers have never recovered from. >> pete: cultural side of it and you talked about this too, rachel. traditional values like hispanics the whole woke thing which they have effectively embraced transgender and all that and young kids and gender identity new jersey and kindergarten. think are not shying away from it. in bed with the far left. it's justennic factor. i wouldn't be surprised that number go down further. >> it could go down. what's compliant press. donald trump has had record economic numbers and was getting clobbered by the press. this guy has taken what was once, you know, a record-breaking, you know, best economy in u.s. history pre-pandemic. he couldn't bring it back. and he still -- i mean, these numbers are absolutely devastating for the democrat party. and you see a lot of retirements going on. you see a lot of congressional races that should be safe.

there are no longer safe. i believe that the senate will go republican as well without question. >> brian: as you know, because you are in a congressional household. it's going to be individual races. because you look in nevada, it's trending in the right way for republicans. looking in georgia warnock and herschel walker. warnock has raised a record number of dollars and herschel is very inexperienced does not want to debate. he has to make his adecision to get his hands dirty and get in there and be a politician. you don't want to break the glass against warnock. you got to do it early. then you look elsewhere in new hampshire. there is not a strong candidate to take on a vulnerable one in maggie hassan. comes down to joe biden is not on the ballot and each state is going to vote on their state's interest. so i think it's going to be individual battle. >> pete: that is very true. they are no doubt having a d next to your name and affiliation with biden and this administration, is not a positive. >> not a positive across the board. >> brian: mark kelly vulnerable who is running against him?

how vulnerable? what's he going to do? be on the lookout for people trying to do some cya. show mark kelly show up at the border. he didn't care about the border. maga hasan. no from the in border. jon tester issues because they're on the wrong side of the american public. >> rachel: mark penn says they have done nothing to turn this around. they have had opportunities as, you know, joe biden's administration to change things. their polling has showed is very unpopular. >> brian: kept the strategic oil reserve. >> pete: republican primaries, ohio, pennsylvania, georgia, that are going to wash out in the next month or so. >> brian: right. we have corn in our gas tank and no strategic oil reserve and gas is like $7 a gallon. all right. 10 minutes now after the hour. >> rachel: that's right. we are going to turn now to america's crime crisis. >> pete: home robberies are soaring in los angeles and police are now warning residents in wealthy areas that they could be targeted.

>> brian: todd piro is here with this new -- >> todd: real scary stuff here. gang members scouting out wealthy areas and following residents home. according to the lapd's follow home robbery task force at least 17 gangs staging robberies and sometimes even using spotters to target people wearing high end items and driving expensive cars. police say on monday a woman was followed after leaving a jewelry store. she stopped at an intersection, the suspect smashed her driver's side window. when she abandoned her car. they chased her. struck her with another car. held her at gun pointed and stole her watch. gotten so bad lately that an lapd captain on the job for more than three decades says he has never seen this kind of coordinated behavior. last year there were 165 hold-ups in total this year. there has been 56 already. we aren't even half way through. on wednesday the lapd sent out a community alert notifying residents to be aware of their surroundings, in particular. those follow-home robberies. some people blaming the loose crime policies of that man right

there. da george gascon saying he will not seek gang enhancements. police say the street gangs are mostly based in south central l.a. and have staged more than 200 strong arm robberies in the last 5 months. five of them happening just this week. >> brian: i love that crime is out of control. hey, guys keep your head on a swivel. we can't help you. dress down and look out. >> rachel: don't shop for jewelry. >> todd: don't drive a car. cars are bad. >> brian: only thing that is going to get people's attention. when crime comes to rich people. that's the only thing. talk about it but until you feel it, that's when things have got to change. you might want to put people in jail that break the law. >> todd: brian, to your point especially in these liberal areas like los angeles. because if you are rich in l.a. you are probably liberal. >> brian: are there liberal people in los angeles? >> rachel: there is probably some closet libertarians but they are in the closet. brian maybe. thanks so much. todd. 12 minutes after the hour. a big week for mayor eric adams and watching it really from his

kitchen because he is under quarantine. >> pete: i don't know that. >> rachel: he has covid. >> pete: now some things make sense. sometimes you follow the news and miss really big items or small items. >> rachel: you focus on that he was masking toddlers. >> brian: correct. >> rachel: but actually he got covid. >> brian: he did. no symptoms. the manhunt that took place we final live got that 62-year-old shooter off the streets. hopefully he is going to see some significant jail time. but buried in the news was comments that did i know eric adams made on camera but reading them in the post two days ago. overnight shootings in the bronx and shootings in brooklyn. is the bronx in brooklyn? i think so. two areas. all night he is on the phone with these commanders trying to get to the bottom of all of this. he says where the heck is black lives matter? black-on-black crime, if you really want to help, call this

out. because you have villages of these shootings are black and the shooters are black. they need help in these communities. and he feels like blm is letting him down. >> ainsley: even kids. some of these victims are children. i guess that eric adams, the mayor has not gotten the memo that blm is not crime against black people it's really a marxist movement. >> pete: you don't hear many democrats say it in a full-throated way. here is what he said on new york 1 on wednesday. listen. >> i thought black lives matter? where are all those who stated black lives matter? when are we going to start asking these serious questions? if black lives matter than then the thousands of people i saw on the street when floyd was murdered should be on the street right now stating that the lives of these black children that are dying every night matters. recant be hypocrites.

>> pete: that's not the fox news channel. that's the mayor of new york city black former police officer calling out what is obvious to everybody. do all black lives matter or just some that fit a particular agenda based on who pulled the trigger and what the circumstances were? that's the right question. change or targeting of policy? we will see. i think the clock is ticking for the mayor of new york city on whether he really gets the city under control. >> brian: well, because as much as he is cleaning up encampments and saying the things, the right things, the numbers are going up in terms of crime. now, i don't know how to do it but william bratton and ray kelly are available. they want to support him. they did it before. they are still in new york city. use them as a resource. they will set it up for you. >> rachel: vince ellyson author of the book "25 lives." this is what he has to say about black lives matter. >> i'm glad that mayor adams has finally caught up with somebody else and discovered that black

lives matter are a bunch of hypocrites. look, black lives matter is concerned about money, mansions and chaos. their job was to start a marxist revolution here in america. they have been revealed to the american people. the american people now know who they're. they are the come upant. problems for it and in 20022, the end of this year. i hope we are complete wipe out of all of them. i think the american people are tired of them. and they are ready to stand up and send them back to where they belong. >> rachel: let's hope. that's a lot of corporate money went into covers, a lot of liberal holiday money. white guilt liberals individuals also fund the black lives matter. >> pete: turned themselves into a punch line. >> brian: they have all the money to get the best accounting firm in the country why would they let themselves to be this vulnerable. find out where the money is because sooner or later the irs

does catch up with you and they are. rach their curriculum in schools near you by the way. >> brian: 16 minutes after the hour. carley shimkus following other stories? >> carley: i certainly have. update on covid. food and drug administration issuing a emergency authorization for covid-19 breathalyzer yesterday. it is the first government approved device that can detect coronavirus infections in people's breath. the fda claims the breathalyzer 91.2% of positive cases. in a study. elon musk speaking out for the first time yesterday after announcing his $43 billion bid to buy twitter. >> strong intuitive sense is that having a public platform that is maximally trusted is extremely important to the future of civilization. >> carley: but, as twitter considers musk's bid to buy the company, he has lost his status as the largest shareholder ousted by an assetting

management company that is known to be against changes like the ones musk hopes to make. talkers magazine releasing its 2022 list of america's top 100 most important tv host at number 4 our very own brian kilmeade ♪ >> brian: that's me radio. >> carley: the power of tv. the magazine says the list is reflective of the industry's diversity and total flavor while giving credit where credit is due. sean hannity tops the list at number one. also applause there number 20 dave ramsey. number mark levin. >> pete: mount rushmore of radio right there. brian kilmeade. >> brian: dave ramsey and mark levin. obviously things have changed there with rush passing away. so good to do radio.

glad fox lets me do it. dana loesch is number 6. >> brian: she does a great job. >> pete: congratulations to sean and mark. as someone who has worked with you for imited some time, brian. you put a lot of passion and dedication in tv. man, you pour into that radio show and it shows. i mean that seriously. sincerely. it's a great radio program. that is a well-earned spot congratulations. >> pete: eric, allison and pete put it all together because i know you fill in. >> peter: for sure. >> brian: jimmy broke top 50. >> rachel: i love that guy. he makes me happy. >> pete: the cia director sending a stark warning about china's silent role in russia's invasion. general jack keane breaks down why we should all be worried about that partnership. >> talking about perfect timing, right now a migrant caravan is heading to our border to get here right as title 42 ends. the new lawsuit that could stop it from happening.

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♪ >> brian: big news, russia is claiming it struck a military target outside of kyiv last night after the kremlin vowed to retaliate fog the stunning news of the sinking of a warship which is their leading warship. it was to have that knocked down and sink while they are toeing g it back. what great move by ukraine. cia director burns issues ominous warning on russia and china's ties. >> silent partner in aggression xi jinping greatest challenge the most profound test the cia has ever faced.

given the potential desperation of president putin, us can take lightly the threat posed by a potential resort to tactical nuclear weapons. >> brian: here we go fox news strategic analyst general jack keane. we knew about this relationship. we didn't know where it was going since this conflict started, general, where is this going? >> this is a very serious relationship. they have significant historical differences but legal they have come together for mutual benefit and it has to do with the united states and the democratic nations in the world who have common values and as a result of that, we have established a rules based aura which they resent. because they want to own sphere of influence and they have domination in asia. they have come together. i think it's much more than a silent partner. i'm assuming he is just referring to ukraine here. but i also believe there are --

there are significant lessons to be learned here, what's happening to us in ukraine,and what could happen to us dealing with taiwan. another area where there was a degree of strategic ambiguity because on paper we don't say we are going to defend taiwan we say we are going to help taiwan defend itself. i think we should remove that and start moving in the arms and ammunitions now that taiwan needs in the event of a conflict with russia. so it doesn't have to be done on an emergency basis. give them those specific antiship -- air defense missiles and others that they need now. and also let' hope train them. bring in our not in civilian clothes, let's put them in there as the people they really are the united states military personnel and help get taiwan up to the level that they should be. and make that preparation and send unequivocal message to the -- to communist china that

we're going to defend taiwan. i mean that is a major legislative learned we got to get coming out of the ambiguity that surrounds ukraine and the invasion that's taking place there. >> brian: blowing up the ship does it show that the russians have to back up warships now and maybe odesa is a little safer today because of those neptune missiles did blow up that battalion ship that russia now knows they are vulnerable in the black sea? is there something more significant than just losing this ship for russia? >> well, this is a significant symbolology here flagship in the black sea number one ship in other words in the black sea. now it's taken down. it looks like the ukrainians did it. if they didn't do it, why are they pulling their ships away from the coastal line? they are pulling the ships away because ukrainian threat. and it's a huge victory for ukraine. i mean, military is not decisive. this ship did fire cruise

missiles into ukraine. nothing comparison to the air launch cruise missiles and land based cruise missiles but nonetheless, a significant symbol to the ukrainians. and it's got to be a huge morale boost for ukrainian forces and likely to the ukrainian people themselves. >> brian: "the washington post" says russia sent formal diplomatic note warning us and nato to stop shipping sensitive weapons to ukraine. we are adding fuel to the conflict. should we stop? >> absolutely not. we finally began the kind of program i think we have been talking about here on fox with this new list of sophisticated advanced weapons that are needed. now we have to sustain that keep them coming. because then it will really make a difference. >> brian: absolutely. add sweden and finland to nato and everything that russia wanted to achieve, they will swing and miss if we can just hold them off in the east. general keane, thanks so much.

>> >> great talking to you, brian have a great weekend. happy easter. >> brian: same to you. if you want to listen to more go to isw. on one nation 8 and 11:00 on saturday. >> amongst our guest larry kudlow, mike pompeo will lead us ooff. frank leo played him. scamming everyone with covid aid and how to beat it and stop it. 8 and repeated at 11:00. straight ahead on this show, we head to birmingham, alabama where abby hornacek getting a sneak peek at the usfl. 24 hours from game one. abby? >> that's right. i'm here with the executive vice president of football operations. darryl johnson. he will be coming up after the break. so stay tuned. ♪

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>> pete: very cool. >> rachel: thank you, carley. >> pete: the weight is about to be over. usfl kicks off on fox with the new jersey generals taking on the birmingham stallions. >> rachel: let's go down to alabama where fox nation host abby hornacek is joined by the usfl executive vice president for football operations darryl johnston. abby? >> hey, guys. if will cain was on the couch with you right now he would be very jealous because i have cowboys football legend darryl johnston with me. he knows everything there is to know about the usfl. thanks for joining me this morning. >> my pleasure. how are you, abby? >> good now that you are here to answer my questions. my first question this is a little bit different this week because all of the teams will be traveling here to birmingham, alabama. why did you guys choose birmingham? >> i think the biggest reason is just the love the football here in the state of alabama. it's not fedex but it's pretty close. so that gives us a great foundation to kind of build

everything. one of the good things that came from the pandemic is the sports model being in a hub. so we saw the nba, the wmba go down to florida and continue their seasons and still generate ratings and fan interest. to be able to be here our first year and get off to a good start financially for the league was important. and then when you talk about the franchises in the usfl birmingham is the marquee ones, bo jackson back in the day. great opportunity to be here in birmingham. >> speaking back in the day you played 11 seasons with the dallas cowboys and won three super bowl rings what's different about the usfl than the nfl. >> big thing we find with our players and i have told our coaches this. they will do anything you can is them to do. they are trying to get back to the nfl. they are continuing to play the game that they love so much. sometimes in the nfl, have you got to get guys to go hey, we need to you come do this. in this league coach, what can i do for you? it's been amazing the response our coaches have had being around these guys takes them back to early days in coaching, back to high school days,

college days. it's a unique group of guys. and then the biggest thing is i think a lot of people think this is a developmental league or d league very competitive played very well and prove that to everybody saturday night. >> carley: a lot of nfl guys, college football guys. people from all over. how did you choose the players and the coaches that will make the league successful? >> the biggest thing was definitely our coaches. that was one of the most important things that we did. we have got eight great head coaches. i knew they this networks back to the people they have been associated with through the course of their career. i knew we would get good staffs. infamous on teachers. teach the game of football whether x's and o's and develop the passion for the game. we all started there with the 8 head coaches. the players, just the guys available to us and all the different classifications. you know. so guys have that have been out of the nfl for a little while. some of the guys that have been a part of some of these other leagues at time and then also this year it's such a big draft class in 2022 able to tap into some of the younger guys.

really big mix. we put our pool together and held our draft. >> it's all very exciting. tickets are $10. free for kids 15 and under. so, go buy those and i believe rachel said did earlier people from all 50 states are purchasing these tickets. a lot to look forward to, guys. >> brian: all right, abby, great job. going to be great. two games saturday and two games sunday. it's going to be great. darryl johnston is putting it all together. working 24 hours a day doing it. >> pete: i have got to believe it for sure. well, from the v.a. to the border, are veterans doctors possibly being reassigned to, instead, care for illegal immigrants, everyone stead of, you know, the men and women who used. >> brian: can they say no? >> pete: that's a great question. congressman mark green is a doctor and vet and calling out the biden administration to keep their priorities straight. that's coming up next. ♪ of this...

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>> pete: more illegals on the move as a guatemalan caravan in mexico is expected to reach the u.s. border the same day title 42 policies is set to end. and the moment they cross that border that's when they turn into illegals in our country. but 21 states are hoping the white house reverses course, taking legal action against the biden administration. tennessee congressman mark green is part of the litigation. he joins us now. congressman, it feels like there are so few recourses for people who actually believe in our sovereignty and enforcing the border. does this lawsuit have a chance to stop the removal of title 42 which really is just a band-aid to begin with? >> yeah. i don't think so, pete. i mean, this president is in total disregard to a court order that said he is supposed to reinstate remain in mexico. you know, he pulled that away on day one of his presidency. and then the courts, we sued him. the courts ruled that he had to reinstate it. is he ignoring the courts.

so, no, he is -- his regard for the law and the courts, there is none. >> pete: that's an important point. you are right. but, the courts ruled he is supposed to reinstate that remain in mexico policy and hasn't. so is there any recourse to say well, no, you are the chief executive, you have to enforce this? >> well, you know, bad presidents, you know, the guy has made horrible decisions throughout his presidency. we keep taking him to court. he is disregarding the courts. i mean, the ballot box is really what option we have or i suppose we could try impeachment. but that probably won't work either. the democrats are not going to do that. so, we don't have a lot of recourse. >> pete: not much recourse and with title 42, on the ropes, here you have open season. i think there will be a lot of people looking for accountability should 2022 turn out in a particular direction. but i got to get one more development from you as a vet yourself, as a physician

yourself there are rumors, there are reports fox news has reported on the fact that the biden administration may possibly use doctors from the department of veterans affairs, from the v.a., and move them from the v.a. where veterans are still waiting for care and go to the border to care for illegals crossing the border and provide covid-19 vaccinations, things like that. what do you know about this? >> so we have heard the rumor, so to speak, that that's the plan. but i will tell you, pete, you can't say you love america and hurt the men and women who were wounded in combat defending it. that makes no sense at all. this president left american citizens behind enemy lines in afghanistan. refused. leading to the death of 13 men and uniform in afghanistan. now he is talking about taking their healthcare providers away from them. they are already waiting 42 days to get care at an appointment.

is he going to send them to the border, putting illegal immigrants, drug dealers, human traffickers above the men and women who fought for this country. and you know, you served, you don't get v.a. services unless you were actually harmed while you were in combat serving our country. these are the men and women he is going to put behind people, breaking our laws? it's unconscionable. >> pete: waiting over 40 days, also the biden administration has stifled as best they can, largely using covid, the idea of community choice. and the ability to go to a private provider outside the v.a. if you can't be seen promptly. they are stifling that. then they make take doctors and send them to the border. it's upside down prioritization of what really matters. i can't imagine someone actually thought that was a good idea. than, feels like a lot. >> really unbelievable. >> pete: congressman, thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> thanks, pete. >> pete: you got it check in with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. >> adam: good morning, pete. beautiful out here on fox square. really the eastern half of the country saw some wonderful

weather yesterday will again today. however, there is a spot we are paying attention to winter-like weather. dive into the maps where you are seeing 1 degrees in fargo here early this morning there was a big winter storm across the northern plains. some lingering snow showers now through minnesota, over towards wisconsin. as much as 3 of inches of snow fell since monday in north dakota. difficulties up to 7 feet. roads impassable from a major winter storm system. if you live outside of that area, a really pleasant day as we head into this weekend. a lot of spots in the mid 60's down into the 70s and 80's and the lower third of the country. pete, those are your weather headlines. tossing it back knew. >> pete: thank you, adam. appreciate it still ahead, a special visit on this good friday ahead of easter. archbishop of new york timothy cardinal dolan joins us live. looking for the best movies to watch this weekend fox nation has you covered. the perfect lineup to celebrate

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quick headline some supplements and pain relief products sold at walmart and amazon are being recalled because of a poisoning risk. the product and safety commission says lidocaine and dietary supplements from ray wellness including iron should be in child restraint containers. hundreds of thousands of the product are affected by the recall. company pellicano/and the price of its famous exercise bike while hiking subscription fees. the price of an all access subscription going from $39 to $44 per month effective june 1st with the price of the bikes going down dropping $300 from 1,745 safe back to 1,745. not happy. well, easter means spending time with loved ones and reflecting on the reason for the season.

in this year fox nation has you covered endure family covered with a wide array of easter themed movies and tv shows. casey mcdonald is here with the must-see line with casey, welcome. , you us what week we could find on demand for easter. >> rachel, good friday do you. what can't you find on fox nation? especially for easter. we have you covered the entire we can then be on. thank you so much for having me. we do want to highlight let's say our top three. two series in one movie that is unforgettable. let's start with highway to heaven. doom over that? does it ring a bell from 1984? so there were five seasons those are back complete series on fox nation right now. i watch it for the first time this week. it is so cute. it is heartwarming, it opens up with this probationary angel sent back to earth who teams up with a former police officer and they are together traveling the country to find lost and

suffering souls and to view them back on the highway to heaven periods a really great, love that 80s music, it's a feel-good show. that is coming to look out for again five seasons of that. , his life. this is the interesting here and hear from really interesting minds around america and around the world, like our friend joe alstyne, but take a look at this. speak of the story of is the greatest story ever told that helped shape western culture. >> who is running judeo? the romans are. >> it's an extremely quick stomach dangerous place to be. >> may be dangerous but for jerusalem is the only place he could possibly go. >> if we want understand western history at all, we must understand the story of. >> this story of starts the very beginning eight chapters of all, chapter one starting with one the most influential people in's

life and that's joseph come his adoptive father if you will, and it starts with his story, goes through his career, how he handled that news that mary was pregnant with god's own son, that is chapter one. those closest to him telling the story so through joseph's eyes, through mary's eyes, and mary magdalene, john the baptist, but also through the eyes of those members that may be had a hand in his death, judas, pontius pilate, so very interesting take on that. again from those great minds around the country eight chapters and all. now does a marquee title. something i think i will watch with my future children every single year. my family has watched it, i remember seeing it in 2004, and that "the passion of the christ." mel gibson's absolute masterpiece following the last 12 hours of's life it opens up in the garden, he is praying after the last supper. and that is just something, i visibly remember seeing it on us 13 years old and it has had an impact. we are member stations of the

cross growing up especially me going to catholic school. well, kc, i'll be watching that today with my family here on good friday. i have the same memories that you have. i feel group in the same home. by actually remember watching how it happened in the 80s. i'm in 80s girl. great toothpicks, thank you so much this. you can watch those to many more on foxnation.com now the easter sign of her fox nation you can save 50% off on any annual plan. still ahead joe will not go the white house performs, confirms present buy and will not visit ukraine as they will stay and send top officials overseas with the latest. >> this commercial break is brought to bear the special easter message on fox and contra.com to book an extra.

>> president biden's own party so i am to stop blaming vladimir putin. >> we have to pay better this is going to be a tornado of a midterm. >> i thought black lives matter. >> adams calling out black lives matter. >> when we get to start asking these serious questions? >> glad adams has discovered black lives matter what a bunch of hypocrites. >> ci director williams burns

xi jinping of a lot dumber part of vladimir putin. >> relationship s2 with the democratic nations of the world. >> elon musk with a hostile takeover of twitter. >> twitter employees of poison pill to stop the plan. >> where coming down to kick off. >> creating access to the viewer. >> technology is going to be -- ♪ ♪ ♪♪ home sweet home alabama ♪♪ >> you know that song is coming for texas stadium from alabama tomorrow at fox in the evening the usfl kicks off we have covered at all angles. america's number one television

show thanks to you guys. >> no, thanks to you guys. >> two for teams out of the league are going to play out of one hub to start off and be successful. what i like most about sports is not the big names. i would always covered major league lacrosse. i like going to lead athletes that don't normally get publicity. i was liked going to soccer, mls, nobody wanted to covered. boxing, i would go because these are great athletes who don't get the fame of the claim. you can see a bunch of athletes, started their careers and they never thought was possible. >> i never saw you at the lumberjack world champion ship. i'm very disappointed. >> your husband or the lumberjack. >> he's a three-time world champion. >> did you meet him at three time world champion? >> we did not but for some i saw him climb an 90-foot pole?

>> listen you wanted to be married to world champion. who looks good in plaid. why do lumberjacks wear plaid? >> what? >> why do lumberjack's were plaid? i know why scottish due. >> like hunters who wear bright orange so they could see them? >> flannel in the woods, i don't know. i'm going to get to the bottom of that. number 3 show on the, four? number four sure in the country. >> they get breaking us, there. were you looking for abby earlier? >> i was. because we were recently in the woods of georgia together for the best ranger competition. yes. and now she is in birmingham, alabama, ahead of the usfl game airing on fox, abby, good morning. good to see you again. >> good to see you again too, pete, you. family and friends but we've got these ladies cheering on all the guys here and they will be on the sidelines. we are now friends, right guys? out hope?

we are cheering on all eight teams a lot of excitement coming up here at the stadium and we have a lot to look forward to. the new technology come the unconventional rule changes, we will be talking to joel platt about all of it later in the shows we will see you then. >> you know it is amazing, abby? joel will be in the booth and he can communicate to the coach in the middle of the game. [laughter] >> in the broadcast asking coach where you are in and the ball here question or speak i heard you are also going to do that, brian. >> i would love to but have not been asked. >> you would be a great color guard. >> thank you, abby. thanks, abby. >> thank you abby. >> there plenty of broadcasters that are never played the game. you know the game. >> i do know the game. >> brian needs in the job like a hole in his head. [laughs] >> i'm thinking about it. may we should cover the world cup. if we talk about the world cup, in the uae.

>> i look like those cheerleaders when i stand next abby. >> for sure. >> you would be the bottom of the pyramid. >> i look like her toddler when i stand next to her [laughs] >> could be in the pyramid. >> if to go things why do lumberjacks wear plaid. >> i ruined your whole sports spread. >> he can watch the usfl inaugural game tonight at 7:30 p.m. on fox. by the way, of course, what we should lead with, it is good friday. of holy week, happy easter to everybody out there. i looked up good friday, it doesn't make a lot of sense. it wasn't a good day, per se. >> terrible day. >> is the development of god's friday historically they say or it comes from the obsolete sense of pious or holy so good being pious or holy. unknown. this is my chick-fil-a order for joel in the group. do you have a brief sliver? >> doordash. >> held there is no chicken

because good friday means no meat. >> i'm not catholic some good to go. baptists -- >> you get all the passes. >> people can start having beer again and whiskey -- >> after easter, hold your horses. hold your horses. >> five and it's after the hour biden getting a dire warning from the midterm elections were his own party. >> and democrats are calling on administration to change its message immediately or face a red wave in november. >> joining us live at the white house, alexander. >> good morning, guys. staying the course they are on the of administration is hanging fellow democrats out to dry. that is according to democratic strategist michael stratton told the daily mail "democrats need to, you know, wake up here. smell the coffee and start to get ready" talking about the midterms of course where voters are considering things like border crisis, waiver and covert policies, sky-high food and gas prices come his work completion, mortgage rate has had 5% but on

these costs the white house is sticking to prudence price hike branding. take a look. >> we understand some reality is happening right now including the fact that there is a war happening in europe and that is dominating the airwaves which we understand and fully expect. until the president has actually done a number of events on the economy in recent days and weeks. we will continue to. >> but then as it moves at least not in the direction the present would like according to the latest university poll just 33% of americans approve of his performance here is a former clinton advisor mark. >> these are spectacularly low numbers. to really get down to it, only a third and in the 20s on independence. of course makes reelection a virtual impossibility. the administration has got to pivot, or this is going to be a tornado of a midterm. >> added stress to the holiday

weekend that is for certain. the president is spending it. >> we will see if the white house feels that five-alarm fire mark penn talks about. they get so much, alexander. >> and the only explanation you have is not telling her well enough, leg, you're always at the bottom of the barrel. a fully these people knew how great we were. they can't hear through all the past 11 fox which is still try to prop them up. >> it's interesting because we are talking about the politics of it the midterms and all that stuff. i think about the districts that i lived in, just a year ago, a working-class district. people are in a lot of pain. people seriously are not able to buy the amount of groceries they need to feed themselves. old people on fixed income struggling. people going i can't put my kid and if fort or camp. i can't even afford to put the gas into drive them to the soccer game. this is happening around the country, and i just think that the administration is really,

just come absolutely toned after this. absolutely insensitive. >> a couple of things coming out of the pandemic you'd understand supply but the first time in 100 years we stopped doing anything. remember we stopped everybody stop there calmly. we haphazardly restarted it as a wave would hit this nation, australia, then canada, than china, okay i understand that. there was no urgency to fix it. there was always fix urgency to transportation secretary takes three months paternity leave of the most inopportune time and they didn't even tell us. so inflation starts to rise he told us it would be temporary. and at the border, like donald trump's plan but you have no plan. all of those things you have control over. if inflation was going to go up coming out of this pandemic, didn't have to go to 8.5? i'm looking at the 1980s up to 11, and then to try to get it down they raised interest rates. sonata interest rates or a 5%,

oops, i'm going to my first time time? don't think so. or remortgage? doesn't make sense anymore. that affects the banks of the ripple effect. c might hear you would hear from channing helland with the secretary. you might hear from all of her transportation secretary as we talk about this price of jet fuel and why it is not affordable apply anymore. what you don't see the president out making a speech and then disappearing. >> shaking hands with the air to do see that video? >> that is very sad, actually. >> it was. >> them is to be an intervention with his family. i say that with full compassion. i thought that was really painful to watch. i felt bad for him. >> i feel bad for us. >> i agree! [laughter] >> time it's after the hour i'm fascinated with the story elon musk immolate less late

last week and said i wanted to be the majority shareholder porter. over the way can he change his mind set i don't want the board seat, but i am going to rethink my investment because i am looking at the direction of this company. i am seeing that the people who are having the most followers are not using this platform. barack obama. taylor swift. justin bieber. they are not using it. this is not a relevant platform anymore. do so without he was done the shareholders needed a timeout. they didn't come to work on monday because they were so upset about the prospect of him taking over. then he decides yesterday morning during our show to do what? >> to put in a bid, a last and final offer to attempt to buy twitter, for just around $43 billion. so this is an offer on the table to twitter to say i want to buy the company and i want to take private. no the board and the employees mature don't mark shareholders are trying to decide whether or not to accept this offer.

he is also set if they don't take the offer he will reconsider his shares as well, which could have a huge devastating impact. if elon musk set i have taken a hard look at twitter and its financials and its prospects and i'm pulling out completely, you can see the stock price plummeted more. so they have a real decision on their hands in this maneuvering too about other shareholders try to get a majority share. all that happens or the day yesterday we reported it, brian, than elon musk dumb exchange for a ted talk, was asking questions about it, this is how he explained the process of whether or not he will acquire twitter. >> i do think this will be somewhat painful. and i'm not sure that i will actually be able to acquire it. and i should also say the intent is to -- retain as many shareholders as is allowed by the law. specifically not from the standpoint of monopolize and maximize my ownership of twitter, but i will try to bring along as many shareholders we are allowed to. >> you don't necessarily want to

pay out $14 billion in cash. you would like them to come with you. >> i mean -- i mean i could technically afforded. [laughter] what i'm saying is this is not a way to make money. my strong intuitive senses that went having a public platform that is maximal only trusted and broadly inclusive is extremely important to the future of civilization. >> in this case you are not successful in coming you know, the board does not accept her offer. if you said he would go higher. is there a plan b? >> there is. [laughter] >> there is a plan b. you may think twitter is just this annoying thing the people got on an tweet or that

president yells where president trump used to get on and say mean tweets about -- listen. it's a big deal. i think tucker carlson has done a really good job also derek beatty as well trying to lay out why this is such a big deal for our culture. end as you guys know culture always needs politics. there's a reason why not just the employees but all the left-wing media is freaking out. tucker carlson tried to explain, take a look. >> censorship and propaganda are the very heart of neoliberalism. elon musk is challenging all of that directly. he is the richest man in the world, is not going to make more money, is not donated to a foreign journal to her that a tax shelter for in this case, he is using his money to allow at least potentially americans to speak freely. is it distressing that our own democratic system isn't working that you would need some rich guy to swoop in deus ex machina to save free speech? of course it is. is it sad that we are all desperate for elon musk to save

us? yes, it is. but who else was going to save us? nobody at this point. >> right. that is why they are so much opens people's adversity do is trump back on. i donald trump wants to social but may be plan b is i've never been asked to a guest host so i'm not pretending to be an s program fascinated by the process brady says plan b will be going broadly to the shareholders rather than the board. launching a tow so-called tender that makes them richer which offers $54.20. they could sell their stocks directly to the building allowing him to give to my gain control of the company responsible to put this offer to a shareholder vote mosque said yesterday which would underlie possibly being a lot of people who don't live in san francisco that might want to sell to the elon musk and say yeah i want to cash out. i also would like the direction of the company to change. because they are wallowing.

tiktok got hot, instagram is much hotter, facebook is another one in a direction but of twitter leaves and comes an equal place for your thoughts and beliefs left and right then facebook, or whatever they call themselves now, would have to follow. because then they would beast left-wing. >> or the one place not fully controlled so when a story like hunter biden laptop comes out in 2020 there's at least one place it's recorded other "new york post" and fox news channel. >> imagine it being so bad you can't handle having another point of view counter it. that is what the left wants. they want absolute total control. it is really thought control. and they can do that using these platforms. by the way, tom brady -- >> tom brady is having fun with this. he is a 46 now he was once 21. and even though, everyone gets

great hope when they see this former backup quarterback for the university of michigan who became the best cornerback ever became that on hard work, prove they always put out his combine picture. >> it is come by me and question marks because that means when they'll go down and see how far you can jump out fast you can run. >> to try out, okay. >> the shirtless shots like you are a piece of meat. so tom brady -- >> [laughs] he is a quite a piece of meat. >> that's what ted was saying. if you buy a scooter can you delete the combine photo at elon musk and that's the phone he wants to leave. >> this is so great. this is so much hope for older men. if you look like that at 21 and now you can have tom brady's body. >> you have to get tb12. to get tb12. >> what is that? >> it's nutrition thing. a way for things to avoid paired i started doing it i did a book on tape you need a pen.

he reads the intro. >> you on the program? >> no i'm starting to get through it. >> you can't just read it you have to do it. >> i know. my problem is i chose the book on tape. and it's an instructional thing. you can yell at me periods big i'm sorry my husband is a thing worry says rachel just because you put your workout clothes on does it mean the workout happened. [laughter] >> we don't have time for but there is a nuance to the elon musk story that i want to share at some point how much i was left in the show? >> not much but you drove 33 hours of radio. [laughter] >> number four talk from the country. >> i want to know the nuance the elon musk sorry. >> i guess i'll tell you in the break. there is no interest. >> i am! >> i'm ready. any amount of time. >> there is going to a lot of tension. >> we don't want tension so i'm going to take it away from here, we will get that nuance later, how about that, deal?

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bothering him for months. the pro golfer says after he slipped on a marble floor landing on his hand playing ping-pong, the unfortunate pink stomach circumstance will likely keep them out of the pga championship which begins in five weeks. bad timing there, guys. over to you. >> yep. thank you. >> i will tell you what i said in the break. [laughs] >> then we will get the nuance after that. >> meanwhile. >> new york city mayor eric adams takes on black lives matter for their hypocrisy on the rise in crime. rivera with us next. from buying to refinancing, the loan professionals at newday usa have given enlisted veterans a different kind of financial experience. with more ways to help more veterans, no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans

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matter, only matter these political organizers when a cop is involved in the death but the carnage, the carnage in new york city and elsewhere is generally speaking black on black crime. it is absolutely appalling. here is what the mayor said was absolutely fabulous. here's my question that i put out to the city. i thought black lives matter to. where are all of those who stated black lives matter? then go do an analysis of who has killed or shot last night, i was up all night speaking to my commanders in the bronx and brooklyn, the victims were black. many of the shooters were black. 16, 17, eight 18-year-old where they outside armed with going, guns at 11? at this time -- >> rachel, bryant, this is a man who can fix the city that is bleeding. is one of their -- one other parenthetical item.

you know the old movie "miracle on 34th street" were santa appears in macy's? it's one of old classic. there is a new story out. miracle on 36th street. zurich act on my 36th street is where where the subway was where frank james on league stomach unleashes havoc. the miracles that he fired 33 shots from a glock with an extended magazine. he hit and wounded ten people. nobody died on that subway. nobody died. miracle on 36th street. mayor adams is the man to fight crime and bring us back to the way it was the safest big city in the world. >> wow. >> we have this guy off the streets and maybe he won't stay willstay in jail unlike anybody else. it's good to be geraldo rivera. happy easter. happy easter. >> happy easter, happy passover, happy holidays periods >> he has never taken that advice, brian.

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going to increase the number of missile strikes around the area of calve. they say it's a response to sabotage on russian territory, this is coming after the sink yesterday 6 miles south of odesa major loss for the russians. that flagship vessel became a somewhat intimate symbol of the ukraine. in the early days of this war when you may remember our ukrainian border guard told a ship to go -- themselves. now that has sank. ukrainian officials claim they use decoys and hit the russian ship with a neptune antiship missile while russia only acknowledged a fire on board. u.s. and other western officials have not confirmed what caused the fire, but either way, roughly 500 russians had to abandon it to. as a result, other russian warships have now moved further away from ukraine to the southern coast. meanwhile america is sending heavy weaponry, helicopters, artillery, here give ukraine in

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with russia question marks big we're really close to people of ukraine. you all are aware of what a religious country it is. and a great country of religious diversity. and religious entity. so they get along, okay? we are very close because their greek ukrainian catholics in the united states. we have a parish down on seventh avenue right across where you know where that is. that's a ukrainian greek catholic church. we are part of that. we know them. there is a ukrainian catholic seminary students with our guys up at st. joseph's and beverly. we really feel close to them and we really feel the suffering. we have rejoiced in the revival. c, i hate to tell you this, but the ukrainians are used to this. they are like the in which they have a history of being oppressed and beaten up and kicked in the stomach and killed. stalin starved to death 6 million of them.

member in the second world war. >> and then hitler wipes out -- >> hitler took care of the rest of. 90% of the catholic clergy in the ukraine stall and sent to the gulags, all right? and yet they had a tremendous revival once the iron curtain fell and now they are at it again. they constantly have this brutality against them. for me, that is a great message of easter. that is a great message of resurrection renewal. but we hate to see them go through good friday, which they're going through now. >> and the city miracle named after -- >> the mother you. >> is a table, we've got it. they're actually killing civilians aiming to blow up hospitals, aiming for churches, aiming for schools. so when you see that type of evil and you know we witnessed in world war ii and we watched and recorded that we were late getting in, do you think we should be more active to stop

these civilian killings? >> oh, i think so. some say what are we going to do and it seems like we could do three things. for me, i am on prayer. we can never underestimate the potency of prayer. number two we can advocate. you know we speak up on behalf of those ukrainian people and remind the world and our own government of our responsibility to them. and number three, we have relief. would take care of those who are suffering. i'm going over, by the way, when do i leave? i think a week from monday. we leave to go over. we can't get into ukraine yet come or so going to try were going to poland, slovakia, hungary, just to visit the refugees. >> we would love to talk to when you're over there. >> i would love to. send some spam over. all right. yeah. >> travels in a cannot bad. >> going, going, biden, not. >> i want to get one of those teachers. [laughter] >> they don't have an xl.

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14 steps of on the way to calvary. it will go across the brooklyn bridge. to start in st. james go to brooklyn stop number one train. number 2 we have the seven last words. seven last statements of from the cross between 12 and three, those actual three hours the trail when he was on a cross. and then at 3:30, we have the liturgy of the lord's passion. it is a busy day, and all-you-can-eat is tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwiches. >> he just ordered chick-fil-a had told me it wasn't very catholic. >> i'm baptist, so my apologies. >> we can have a beer. [laughter] ha, ha, i will take it over to day. >> this year seems particularly precise in that we have seen a lot of good friday. so when you look at what happened to our lord and his passion, death, and resurrection, that was intensely

gravely evil. it looked as if, it looked as if satan had prevailed. i mean it was so bad that even the song when into eclipse hiding its slide in shame, but so bad the earth itself convulsed an earthquake. we are tempted, and so we are going through some of that. all have to do is listen to you guys. all have to do is read the paper. i don't know how you stay upbeat. we are tempted attempts to think this is going to be we are stuck at this forever. of course you can't think of good friday, because good friday and easter sunday or package deal. you can't have one without the other. so, we need easter more than ever to remind us that the resilience, the lights, life, the goodness, is ultimately going to triumph. and we see it. you see some of the horrors ukraine evil carnage violence and yet you see resilience of

people. you see people sticking together. to see the world coming to aid. the world united to. i can't remember how the world as united like this. that's good! we have a god who can change evil into good. we have a god who can transition good friday to easter sunday. we need that, don't we? you needed in the cities. >> and don't just focus on the negative. >> always know that easter is going to come. and always remember when you were a kid you were taught he who laughs last laughs best. god has a last laugh, all right? he is the one who's going to win my. >> and there's purpose and are suffering. >> yes there is, taught us that. he didn't say he would take the crossway but he said if you carry it with me there will be life, okay? that's we are going to do. remember simon who helped carrying his cross? in a way, that is the definition of life. that the definition of history. helping our lord carries cross. >> that easter movie most

passionately portrays easter one movie to queue up? >> you know -- >> you always tell people? >> i don't know about accuracy when you talk about enjoying it, i still enjoyed ben hur. in 1959. i hate to say the chariot races my favorite but -- >> i haven't seen, some people have told me chosen is very good. have you guys seen that? >> what we have on fox nation. >> i think "the passion of the christ." >> i've never seen it, rachel. >> you never see that? >> never seen it. it's on fox nation right now. >> thank you for giving me these commercials. i've never seen it but i hear chosen, have you guys talked about father stu? >> i'm going to be saying that this week end. >> i got to interview him on my show. mark wahlberg. all it was phenomenal. i haven't seen the movie at it just came out on wednesday, but he would be quick to say that sort of an easter message. a redemption and salvation kind

of a transition from sin and selfishness to a new life. >> walked to the passion of me don't you think. >> thanks. mel gibson by the ways in this one father stu. >> thank you very much. >> my honor, blessed easter to you, okay? we will see you come all right? nice to be back before christmas. >> you have an open pass. >> by the way, he said i was like between two thieves. [laughter] >> still had footfalls is back like you've never seen it before we head back down to birmingham, the head of the first ever usl flute game everything you need to know before cara. >> but first let's check in with carino forthcoming in the top of the hour. >> i love the interview with the cardinal that was wonderful. a great thing. as pete knows i'm a great usfl fan. i'm going with the generals. i don't know if pete is with me, he might be. russian battleship sinks could visit ukraine will talk to

gallagher. offers big cash for the company elon musk how many days of rest to their employees need after this week? the headlights are democrats are terrible at doing anything they couldn't stop the slide and our friday team stephen ross will be here inflation is up and so is retail sale, we will tell you all about that starting at nine. at 9:00.

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>> football is back usfl league kicks off in alabama. >> the birmingham stallions will be taking on the new jersey generals. what should we expect? >> doubleheader usfl joel platt joins us to talk about the excitement. take away, abby. >> extraordinaire is a great word to use to characterize joe platt. you might recognize him from the college football season know we have them for the usfl. they could be joining me, joyal. >> i'm happy to be here. >> the inaugural game stallions were his generals? >> so excited to get this league kicked off. it has been a few years in the making. we have a lot of really good players that are going to be here in the usfl. we have an amazing rule changes and a ton of technology.

so if you love football you're going to be able to consume football in a way you've never been able to before closer to the action closer than you've ever been able to get before. all of those things come together on saturday night i can't wait. the opportunity for these plays in particular, abby, a lot of these players got lost in coburg. that hasn't been talked about a lot. in particular we talked about the off season in the right after covid they shut down. a draft season was an honorable or off-season. the kids that left school that your got lost. and so there is more nfl caliber players on the street right now than ever before. and a lot of them are here. so i can't wait to get this thing kicked off and see these guys play. >> noble name shay paxson lynch head coach jeff fisher, people that, you know, people at home washing will know periods i love you brought up the overall viewing experience. can tell me about some of that technology? i think i saw a drone shot? this is awesome! >> that's right.

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