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♪. will: there is some beautiful pictures this morning of back to

school amid the patriotic sunday morning on fox and friends. send in your photos to friends@foxnews.com. >> happy sunday to both of you. a lot of kids are not starting until next week. pete: still kids have not seen the inside of a school yet, that is true. the last sunday of summer. the last summer before football. pro football. i don't know how it went yesterday. i didn't watch any games. will: sleep is already, i woke up this morning, this will be a rough couple months. i did not go to bed on time. >> what time did you go to bed. will: it was 10ish, not good for me. because college football kicked off yesterday. yesterday was the big kick off.

pete: big day for tight ends. rachel: hats off to you, pete. tighteneds. he brought up my comment. will: you said hats off to you, like getting a tightened award? [laughter] rachel: i don't know anything about that. hats off to you for your mullet. pete: apparently you can win the trophy. will: literally that is a handout. pete: i will say i was a winner i happened to grab the one on the stack. will: no doubt. whoever is the 26% thought my mullet was the best one, i love but your far mullet was far and away for the best mullet. why do you get an award for handing you that mullet. pete: the trophy is here. i can't accept it. rachel: it suit you. ours didn't work. pete: what did you say adam's would win it. rachel: adam was enjoying it a

lot. there was a lot of hair tossing, he was just loving it. pete: i declared a dam the winner. he was not on the ballot. it is ranked choice like alaska. everybody's second choice, he wins. rachel: if you love the mullet, go to abracadabra nyc for their mullets and wigs. that is what they brought us. thank you. we'll start here with a fox news alert. one person detained following chilling abduction after memphis heiress on friday morning. will: family is asking for help after police say they are searching for clues. pete: jackie ibanez joins news. reporter: billionaire irrest eliza fletcher at a memphis complex. law enforcement swarmed the complex with a brief standoff

before taking the unidentified person into custody. police found the suv they were looking in connection to the kidnapping after reportedly involved in a crash with a atf vehicle nearby. investigators were searching a mcdonald's dumpster after of the standoff. they were asking neighbors to look at doorbell video footage from early friday morning around the time fletcher was last seen. 4:30 she went for a run. fox news digital capturing images at the family's home as they plead help from the public to find her. her husband seen outside before the police swarmed the apartment complex. the family is currently offering $50,000 for information leading to her safe return. memphis police are looking for these two suspects. wanted in the kidnapping, robbery of a mother and her one-year-old baby this week. police say the suspects approached the mom and baby in a target parking lot, armed with a

handgun, forced her into a vehicle, drove her to a nearby bank. she was forced to withdraw 800 doll last from the atm before being released. police are trying to identify the suspects. they are offering a cash reward leading to their arrest. thank you, guys. rachel: jackie thank you so much. we're hearing from our producers a suspect in the first case, the woman jogger in memphis who was abducted, she has not been found. someone has been charged. we don't have names yet wow. will: they arrested somebody. they have been charged. rachel: that is what i'm maring. will: we'll get details throughout the morning. >> it's a scary story especially for women, if you like to jog, she was jocking at 4:30 in the morning. don't think something like that can happen but scary. pete: scary indeed. if you were watching

"fox nation" at 6:00 last night you might call it the beginning of the midterm, from the republican side response to what joe biden said on thursday. we heard from donald trump on truth social, his response to the mar-a-lago raid. we heard from him, his response to that dark speech that joe biden gave on thursday. this was his first campaign rally since a lot of things happened. it has been about a month since he took to the podium. he was in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. he took it all on. here is a chunk of what donald trump said last night. >> mar-a-lago was a travesty of justice. [booing] that made a mockery of america's laws, traditions an principles. before the entire world, the entire world was watching and they're shocked. they're shocked. we're a third world nation. we're like a third world nation. as you know this week joe biden

came philadelphia, pennsylvania to give the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an american president. vilifying 75 million citizens as threats to democracy and as enemies of the state. you're all enemies of the state. he is an enemy of the state. how do you like the red lighting behind him like the devil? i may just have to do it again. may just have to do it again. first we have to win a historic victory for the republican party this move. so with the help of everyone here today, and citizens all across our land, we will make america powerful again. pete: yes, last night he teased multiple times him running in 2024, almost going right over the edge of saying that he would

but he did not quite yet but certainly a lot of strong responses you heard at the end. you're not the enemy of the state, joe biden is. is what he said. rachel: it is interesting, because if you watched or as i did, read the transcript of this speech he is strongest, frankly when he is note talking about this issue, you mentioned this earlier, will, on the, during the commercial break here, one of the breaks while it was airing, when he talked about parents and he talked about saying when, we should be standing up and saying we're going to defend parental rights. i mean is that about as basic as it gets? then he goes on to remove critical race theory, get it the h-e-l. l out of our military and our government, out of our medicine. there are interesting so many

topics for him to go on topics that people square about and he did. will: he did. he said the midterm referendum election should be a referendum on joe biden. this midterm election should note be about donald trump. it should not be about mar-a-lago. that doesn't mean it is not an important issue understanding 1998 turf our administrative state but the focus should be on inflation, on rising crime, on gas prices. it should be on joe biden and every poll has backed that up. you now my second takeaway on this, in the wake of joe biden's speech on thursday night that speech was not, interestingly it wasn't about donald trump. it was about quote, unquote maga republicans. rachel: right. will: and trumpism, right? so the ideas that donald trump

embodied beyond the man, ideas many americans identify with, therefore biden's speech was an attack on very, no doubt it was an attack, very specific group of americans and a very specific group of ideas. i think that of itself is first unprecedented and also an opportunity to go whoa, this is who i am, you know? meaning you can put whatever label it is on me but i believe x, y, z. you're telling me because i believe these things i'm an enemy of the state? rachel: the acronym maga is great america great again. hard to argue the idea of it unless you don't love america. pete: i think a fair point. the democrats very said publicly, politicos, most of the primary issues are not on their side. they will run on roe v. wade and demonize donald trump and be a referendum on him there is question whether he runs or not.

donald trump is probably fine it being a referendum on him but politically speaking if you're looking to win majorities it should be indictment of what joe biden has done. you listed them. you didn't even mention the border. will: right. pete: the border alone could be the issue, if you abdicate your sovereignty, you create horrific state we have down there, that should be issue number one. schools exactly. i think republicans will focus on that at the same time donald trump always has to fight four fights on the side also attempting to make his case. will: to your point we don't know donald trump wants to run. they want to make the election about donald trump. rachel: you mean the midterms. will: the midterms. they want to make the midterms about donald trump. how do you make it if he is not on ticket, make it about ideas, quote, unquote, maga republicans. therefore when donald trump said it is not about me, it is about you i'm just in the way is proving very prophetic. joe biden wants to put mag

farepublicans on the ballot and have you vote about that, not him. therefore when somebody like this man, i hope i say it right, opari, he is a utah dad of four. he is a legal immigrant to the united states and he says, okay, you want to attack maga republicans let me tell you what a maga republican is. i am one. watch this from tiktok. >> i was born in a country where my rights were not always guaranteed. i am maga because i want to be able to look into the eyes of my four black children to assure them that they're not victims. that they hold inside of them what it takes to achieve anything they set their hearts on. we believe our leaders should put america and its interests first before any other nation. as a new american, this november will be the first time i get to exercise my right to vote, a right i waited nearly two decades to earn. i understand the urge during

election season to attack those you see as political opponents but, mr. president, i'm not your enemy. and the tens of millions of maga republicans are not filled with hate towards anyone. rachel: so so many people felt put off and offended by that speech that happened last week but i think this man really encapsulated, really articulated the way so many people feel. and he explained what maga is. he explained how excited he was as an immigrant to be part of america, making america first, all of the principles involved. if you have not seen the tiktok video you should. by the way we will have him on the show at 7:20. really interesting take on this. i think a really great explanation of why people are maga, why they were so hurt and offended and kind of scared by

what the president biden said about their movement last time. pete: sign him up as spokesman for the republicans. he summed it up very nicely. will: move on to the headlines starting with this fox news alert. starting with update on the lead story. the memphis police department arrested one person in the capture of eliza fletcher. he was charged with especially aggravated kidnapping and tampering with evidence following fletcher's mysterious disappearance on friday. they're still following all leads, still looking for fletcher. border patrol texas del rio sector issuing a warning of extreme importance following the death of nine migrants. they say the currents of the rio grande are much stronger because of recent rainfall, asked migrants to avoid crossing illegally. border patrol. pete: please. will: not just because hey, don't break the law.

hey, you're going to die. border patrol taking 53 migrants into custody, including 37 rescued from the river. cpb in the past week agents arrested 21 gang members, two sex offenders, three illegal aliens with prior convictions. the launch nasa artemis one rocket delayed again. after several unsuccessful attempts to stop a leak of fuel. this is the second unsuccessful attempt in five days. it is expected to take several weeks before another launch is attempted. here we go, college football is back. here are the highlights. this was an ugly one. reining claimps georgia, started the season with blowout 49-3 win to oregon. ohio state struggled early against notre dame. beat the fighting irish 21:10.

knocked one of my college predictions. florida gators stunning 7th ranked utah with 29-26 upset victory led by quarterback anthony richardson. they stop ad potential winning drive ticking off quarterback cam rising in the final seconds. miners lost 45-13. rachel: what was the game you're watching last night. will: utah florida, mostly. >> were you watching it too. pete: i was asleep. i watch mostly nfl football i confess. i would have watched the ohio state notre dame game. will: that was a good game. tied for much of the game. coming up, terror in the sky, what we found about a pilot circling a mississippi town threaten towing crash into a walmart. pete: elementary schools to medical schools, woke again

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♪. will: you said it yesterday, project veritas has been an absolute tear, secret videos, undercover investigations into the way that woke ideology agenda has made its way into our public education system. done it once again. this time a teacher at trinity school in new york city who is the director of student activities was confronted by james o'keefe at a, i believe a restaurant here in new york city about some things she had said on a secret recording where she said stuff like this, there is always groups of teachers who want to do these activities -- rachel: activists. will: do these activists things but the administration just wouldn't let us. so we've been just sneaking things in through the cracks. i don't hide how i feel but i can't pretend i'm not promoting agenda even though i clearly am with all the stuff i'm doing. pete: on tape, we read it, caught on tape by project

veritas, admission of the type of things we felt an scene. the question in some ways, parents will be outraged by this our viewers are, it's a glimpse we thought we knew now it is confirmed. how will the school react? a partial statement from trinity school in new york city, to "fox & friends," watch how they edge, eventually have to deal with it. circumstances around the recordings are deeply disturbing, we're profoundly reprehensible way we were targeted, we were caught on tape, we're treating this matter with the utmost seriousness, importantly the sentiments reflect in the video do not reflect the mission or values of trinity school. rachel, they always deny it, we're not teaching critical race theory, we're not teaching radical gender theory but the evidence is always there. they say they're not but they keep on doing it. rachel: you know, another piece of the evidence that they don't mean it when they say we don't stand by this she is on leave. she is not fired. she is on leave.

by the way, she also said about, students at the school, there is a huge contingent of horrible white boys at this prep school. i mean, imagine if you're the parents of those kids. this is what they think. this is what they do. it's scary stuff. and, i don't know how you stop it other than take your kids out because, pete, these are, these activists are created through our culture, through our teachers colleges. they come in and, as you saw in the other video that they put out in connecticut so many of the activists in position of hiring are weeding out catholics, older teachers. so you're getting left with this new generation, i know you don't like when i talk about the new generation, dison them, but this new generation is woker. they are believing all of this stuff. they have been through these indoctrination schools and, i think it is going to be really hard to unwind this.

pete: for sure. it is not, we talk a lot about public schools. this is a -- rachel: private school. pete: 70,000-dollar a year so-called elite school which often times. rachel: sometimes those are the worst. pete: for sure. will: she is director of student activities. so she has a huge contingent of white boys she doesn't like. pete: i control speakers that come to the school. no way a conservative would ever come to the school. not bias what they say, bias by omission. they won't certain ideas in. will: this one, this next pivot, this next story in the same theme, i find this incredibly, incredibly, concerning. rachel: scary, actually. will: because look if there is one thing in our society should be based on black and white, you know, arithmetic metrics it is medicine, right? we want literally our lives depend upon it. pete: yes. will: around we have seen the politicization of medicine last couple years.

most recent example, american academy of pediatrics pushing for under five-year-olds to get the covid-19 vaccine, against all evidence, all risk/reward analysis. rachel: also, we've had on our show professors from medical schools saying that they were either put on leave or in some way shamed academically because they talked about male and female biology, scientific way. it was the students who turned them in. so we had that story on our show once before. so go ahead at a medical school. will: to that point of medical schools, "new york post" has an op-ed up, by dr. stanley goldfarb, laura morgan, she is a registered nurse. she is saying the following. medical schools are rushing down the dangerous road, they lowered educational standards in the name of diversity. now they're enacting idealogical litmus 'tiss for future physicians. recruiting woke activists will lead to undermined health care and worst health out comes for

patients that is the last thing medical schools should do. they're asking students in the application process do you agree with these woke statements and concepts? rachel: basically recruiting activists, actively doing it. some of the questions were asked weren't even, by the way your state of minnesota, the medical schools there were the worst ones. pete: i believe that. >> minnesota said, this was in their application, our country is reckoning with its history, by the way a medical school application. our country is reckoning with its history, racism, racial injustice and especially antiblack racism. applicants must share reflections on experiences with, greatest lessons learned about systemic racism which of course assumes that there is systemic racism. and if you have talked to anybody who has kids who applied to medical school, i know many doctors whose kids have applied,

those with white sons say i know my son is not going to get in. there is so much affirmative action. now they added this litmus test in addition to that. pete: idealogical litmus tests for medical school. i don't ever want to walk into a doctor's office, i don't give a, what my doctor thinks about politics, can you diagnose what i'm dealing with? if i have to wonder not only was affirmative action at play, were you like the bottom of your class in affirmative action play? that is not fair to the doctor either because then. this is, this should be the least political area but you're right, if it becomes about biology and a doctor can't say there is a male, female that become as litmus test, man you open up rabbit trails for political science. will: they're vetting it so a doctor will say to you as you walk in about your own obesity, a, you shouldn't be ashamed about your body, b, the fault of climate change. that is not good for my health for a doctor to say to me. pete: good point. will: or come to race.

your health is aspect of racism not logical choices. a bad out comes at the end of this rainbow. >> i had a doctor who had a very complicated heart surgery, i need to know the person doing that surgery is absolutely the best person, you know, top of his class. i want zero affirmative action in that moment. that is how we all feel. pete: for sure. we'll keep covering it, upcoming the midterms, two months away, stakes couldn't be higher. three dads, a dad panel, what is driving them to the polls. rachel: teen lifeguards save a man who collapsed going 12 minutes without a pulse. they recount their life-saving rescue coming up. ♪

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♪. pete: midterms, two months away, a handful of hot-button issues are driving not just moms, but dads to the polls. joining us eric more row, dad of three, jonathan, dad of three and john, dad of four. thank you very much for being with us this morning. when you look, i will start nice and broad, start with you, eric, there is a lot of news we cover, whether the raid on mar-a-lago or the speech that joe biden gave on thursday but there are a lot of other issue threads have been going for the last year-and-a-half, two years that impacted peoples lives. when dads, parents go to the polls, for you, eric, what is on your mind? >> i mean obviously schooling. trying to keep crt out of schools regardless if they say

it is there or not. sometimes they omit it, omission is a lie. it is absolutely is. our politicians, she is completely divisive. we need to make sure we are showing up at the polls, making sure we get our leaders that are not divisive, trying to bring us back together. it has been a rough two years. we need to be americans again. inflation, how can we control inflation? our kids cannot pay this bill. pete: no, absolutely right. jonathan, you're out in california. a lot of these impacts front and center for you what are folks out there contemplating? >> yeah, thank you for having me. some of the top issues that matter to me and a lot of other parents i talk to are focusing on bringing back normalcy for our kids, as well as the teachers. that we get back to basics, focusing on education and educating our children to catch up for the learning they missed out on these past two years and i think one of the ways we do that, by holding the elected

officials accountable who made some of these horrible decisions about school closures that keep them closed well after we knew they were safe to reopen. pete: john, do you have faith whoever you vote for will turn the tide, that is capable? that the direction of the country truly is on the ballot or do you concerns there is apathy amongst voters in the midterms feeling like 2024 is, is where you can make the real change? >> you know i think there is a lot of excitement here especially at the local level. we also have a state superintendent who sat in the shadows last year-and-a-half while our kids suffered. he is up for re-election. he has the best chance of being kicked out of office. we have a great candidate running against him, lance christensen. lee call level there, is a lot of impact, parents are a lot more in control of the elections. i'm definitely focused on those. i know a lot of parents are focused on local school board

races. pete: john, same question to you, what are you focused on? >> my personal focus driving me to pay close attention right now has very much to do with the market, real estate markets that is sluggish. the financial markets that are stagnant and you know, here is a dad panel, one of the responsibilities that we sign up for as fathers, leaders, is, as a former educator. i have four kids. one who i gave the direction, put your money in the stock market. you've goat to do it this is long-term play. only for my daughter diana, turn around, dad, i have less money today than i did four months ago. likewise i have a 26-year-old son john who is trying to buy a house. the way the market played out especially here on the east coast, it is sluggish right now and it is stagnant in the sense that interest rates going up, the sensitivity of that and how it squeezes a lot of people,

especially first-time home buyers out of play, has hit home for me with, at least two of my, two of my four children. those are the items that i will really be focused on. pete: i'm hearing schools, i'm hearing inflation, i'm hearing markets. a lot of basics when you look your kids in the icon template what kind of country they have in the future a lot simpler than the characterizations we often hear. thank you so much. the inaugural dad panel, man man pell. manel. whatever you want to call it. >> cheers, cheers. pete: appreciate all the dads out there. coming up former president trump rips the fbi's raid on his mar-a-lago home at a rally. his scathing rebuke coming up next. >> the shameful raid and break-in of my home at justice.i [booing] hello cashback! hello, kevin hart!

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♪. >> the shameful raid and break-in of my home in mar-a-lago was a travesty of justice. [booing] that made a mockery of america's laws, traditions and principles. before the entire world, the entire world was watching and they're shocked, they're shocked. will: former president donald trump blasting the raid on his mar-a-lago as a, threat to american freedom. as he rallies thousands in pennsylvania for the first time

since it happened last month. we have a columnist at "the federalist," he joins us now to react. good morning, eddie. >> good morning. will: once again a big crowd for president trump. what did you think about what he had to say last night about the raid on mar-a-lago? >> i think it was pretty tame. i think, this is an issue that may not necessarily be on the top of voters lists, whether republican or independents but it's a very important one and says something where we are with our politics the way democrats on the left and liberals in the media have escalated politics to the point of actually harassing a former president via raiding his home. i think that says a lot about where we are. that should be something more important to people. will: you draw a interesting distinction, eddie, it is an important issue but may not be at the top of voters lists. you think that -- many say polls are tightening, all the

conversation is about president trump, not joe biden, inflation, crime and not the border. you think that issue is important, president trump said it last night by the way, this should be a referendum on joe biden? >> right, no, i think that the real issues are inflation and how this president has wrecked the economy, turned every single city into a hotbed of crime, violent crime but i think to the extent voters should be caring about what happened with trump and the raid on his home, should kind of go back to i think what has been happening over the course of the last two years which is, that democrats are actually turning politics into an issue of well, we're going to use, we'll use our power to actually prosecute you and persecute you. that is something we saw in 2020, all throughout 2020. it was, we're going to allow, we're going to instigate, foment violence, riots in cities if we don't get our way, heading up to the election, you will have to

board up the cities, board up the storefronts, board up small businesses because if things don't go our way you will see a lot more chaos. this is yet one more instance of that. the january 6th committee hearings, further prosecuting people for something happened two years ago. you never hear anything about what happened through all of those months in 2020. so this raid and putting the fbi to chase down a president, former president, that is just one more example of what we've seen in the last two years with political prosecution. will: really quickly i want to get your reaction to the media's reaction to donald trump's rally, versus for example, the speech from president biden. "rolling stone" trump is big mad about mar-a-lago. uses family to play the victim during the rally. raw story, dramatic sad music plays as trumps paints dystopian picture of america during two out speech. trump wilkes-barre rally melt down over fbi search.

look at biden headlines. biden sounds newly strong alarm. tremendous a menace to democracy. "new york times," biden says american values under assault by trump led extremist. msnbc. constitution is under attack and biden needed to give this speech, eddie? >> i think they're playing with fire. i think that we're running into a situation they're not ready for like 2016 when things happened they had no idea could happen because they pushed too many people the wrong way. i think that again happened on january 6th of 2021 where you start pushing people, you tell them that you're going to take it, however we want it. and yet, there are consequences to that. so they should be a little bit more careful with what they're doing. will: yeah, not that were any of us living under the pretense of objectivity here, that red scare of a speech on thursday thumbs up, inspiring and trump's speech last night, menacing. that is the characterization

numerous media entities. eddie, great to see you. thank you. >> thank you. will: all right. turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. hey, rick. rick: good morning will, a lot going on across areas of the country don't want to get more precipitation but they will get it the next couple days. show you the map what is going on. we have a big heat wave across parts of wedge, will not budge it will break high temperature records into much of california, nevada, utah, areas of idaho. there you go, hot, still, muggy across parts of the southeast. it is tropical time. we're six days away from the peak of hurricane season this is the activity we have across parts of the atlantic basin. none of that will impact the u.s. coastline at this point looks that way. in fact overall seeming like a pretty mild season right now. a lot of the season still ahead of us. we're looking across parts of kentucky, tennessee. more rain coming next couple days.

we've seen so much flooding over the last couple months. especially parts of kentucky. getting rain. the rain moves in parts of the northeast next couple days of well. we desperately need rain. start of the work week will be a little bit messy. will, send it back to you inside. will: thank you, rick. remarkable rescue. teen lifeguards save a man who collapse the and went without a pulse for 12 minutes that man is alive today because of all those kids and they join us next. ♪

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it was anything but a hour long bike ride we ran, we biked about 30 minutes down the beach and then we turned around and came back and we crossing over atlantic beach past the lifeguards and somehow some way i just collapsed. rachel: you collapsed right near a lifeguard station. how lucky. i was telling you during the break, i have, i know someone who was on a bike ride, had a heart issue, collapsed and died but you collapsed and you were right near a station. >> i was about 20-yards east of the lifeguard stand. i collapsed in front of a retired police officer. he and his wife saw me down. they ran over. i wasn't breathing. i started cpr while others ran to the lifeguards and john ryan's team, they sprung into action. brought the defibrillators over, they were working on me for about 30 minutes. rachel: right. you guys delivered two shocks of

the defibrillator. but you continued to give cpr for 12 minutes. you never gave up. at any point in those 12 minutes did you think you couldn't save david? >> yeah, that's, that's pretty much correct. throughout the whole time it was, after those first two shocks it analyzed, said no shock advised. heart was not beating. so we continued cpr throughout the whole process, waiting to transport him off to a waiting ambulance. this is very rare. you know we know that, once that heart stops stops, our job is to continue to do the cpr, to continue to circulate oxygenated blood to the organs in hopes we get him to the waiting ambulance, they could possibly administer some drugs that

might, might put the heart into fib brill ages and shock it to get a regular heartbeat. so that is -- rachel: that's the protocol, that's the protocol, you keep going until the ambulance arrives? that is what life guards do? >> yeah, that's correct. we swapped in and out, two minutes of cpr, compressions. big guy like david, you know, takes a lot out of you. your adrenaline is pumping. you're doing cpr. you have to switch in and out because if you're not doing effective cpr, the blood flow is not, you know, not circulating the, blood as it should be. rachel: yeah. >> so we swapped in and out. we had 15 guards at the scene just swapping in and out doing compressions and ventilations. keeping that blood flow. rachel: john, david, we're so glad you're here with us. there has been a lifeguard

shortage this is a great vocation, i know you're thankful for this profession, people like joan who give so much, save so many lives. thank you, john, thank you, david. >> thank you. >> god bless you. >> thanks. rachel: coming up a father of four, and legal immigrant has a message for president biden after a speech he denouncing republicans.

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and tampering with evidence following fletcher's mysterious disappearance friday. police detaining first that person at an memphis apartment complex last night. witnesses say law law enforcemet swarmed the complex, engaged in a brief standoff before taking that unidentified person into custody who has been identified this morning. the arrest coming after police found the suv they were looking for in connection to the kidnapping after it was reportedly involved in a crash with an atf vehicle nearby. witnesses also say investigators were searching a mcdonald's dumpster after the standoff and asking neighbors to look at doorbell video footage from early friday morning around the time fletcher was last seen around 4:30. fox news digital capturing images of fletcher's home yesterday as the family pleads for help from the public to find the mom of two. her husband ritchie seen outside the home shortly before police swarmed the apartment complex. the family is offering $50,000 for information leading to her

safe return. police are investigating all leads and continuing the search for fletcher. back to you. >> thank you, jackie. go ahead. will: disturbing couple of updates throughout the morning. they have a suspect in custody, still on the search for missing woman. pete: not a good sign. rachel: no it is not. let's move to this other story, which is not a good sign for our country which is the death and destruction happening down at our border. border patrol in texas del rio section not to cross the rio grande, bodies of nine immigrants have been recovered. 53 more migrants were apprehended while making a dangerous trek trying to cross the river. as you know, four children were included in the desks. will: fox news contributor, retired acting i.c.e. director tom homan here to react. tom, good morning to you. boy, some gruesome details. now this morning from the

del rio sector, set aside the fact our laws are being broken, your life is at serious risk right now if you choose to wade into the rio grande. >> absolutely and this is something we've been talking about. as a matter of fact we're the only network talking about it. right now they have nearly 1300 migrants, 1300 migrants have died on u.s. soil since joe biden became president. because when you open the border like you do, when you pull 70% of border agents off the line because they're busy processing family groups, the cartels sell the services. get across the border. you won't be detained. i.c.e. is decapitated, if you lose your case no one is removing you. most vulnerable people in the world will put themselves into the hands of criminal cartels to come to the greatest country on earth. and when they do that many will die. 30% of women get sexually assaulted. sexual trafficking of women and

children is at historic high. u.s. americans are dying from drug overdoses because of drugs are flowing across the border at record pace because again seven out of 10 border patrol agents are no longer on the line. pete: seven out of 10, staggering number, no longer on the line. tom, we talked a lot about joe biden's speech on thursday. demonization of political opponents but you mentioned fentanyl. he didn't mention it once. you mentioned crime. he didn't mention it once. you mentioned the border. you're harping on it rightfully so, he didn't mention it once. what is message as we approach the midterms. people want to talk about a lot of different things, distracted about different issues. how do we keep the issue front and center when the media wants to completely ignore it? >> i watched that speech. he said rule of saw so many times. rule of law, really? not enforcing border security.

not arrest i.c.e. arresting criminal aliens to remove them. we tell the american people, i don't care what your opinion is off immigration but when you open the border like this administration has done not only bring a humanitarian crisis and record number of migrants will die, children will drawn drown, women will be raped, in addition to that when you open the border up that is when fentanyl is coming across killing our children. they arrested 60 people on terrorist screening database. we know right now there are 900,000 got-aways since joe biden became president. they have arrested migrants from 161 countries. many of these countries sponsor terrorists. if they arrested 60 how many of the 900,000 came to do this country harm? this is much bigger than a humanitarian crisis or it is a public safety crisis, public health crisis, for god's sakeses national security crisis. it scares the hell out of me. i have almost 35 years doing this job.

i have never been more concerned about the security of this nation right now because we have given up our sovereignty of our nation, our border is open to criminals, gang members, suspected terrorists most of all death. americans are dying at record numbers, migrants are dying at record numbers. enough is enough. when is the president and this secretary going to do their job? rachel: what is frustrating for me about this, the other side, democrats, joe biden, so many activists on the left wrap these policies up in the notion of compassion, that they are more compassionate than those people who want to secure the border for all the reasons you just laid out. i brought this up before. i want to give you a chance to talk about it. we saw these people dying in the river but they were also many of them, are cooked alive in vans. you were on the scene when this has happened and it is really left a lasting scar on you. >> and, that is why i take this issue so emotionally. that is why i get angry.

that is why i got angry testifying in front of congress a few times because this can be fixed. i will say this again. president trump, whether you like him or love him, he did more to secure our border than any president i worked for starting with ronald reagan. i worked for six presidents. under president trump they say his policy inhumane. tom homan i worked with president trump, i'm a racist. let me tell you something, illegal immigration was down 83% at 40-year low, rachel. how many children weren't dying? how many women weren't being raped? how many pounds of fentanyl not getting into the country to kill our young americans? how many suspected or known terrorists did night make it into this country? president trump did more to secure the nation and protect the american people than any president i worked for when it comes to the southern border that is the message we need to send. we need to take back congress, take back the white house and secure the border and save lives. defending the border saves lives, bottom line. rachel: yeah.

will: tom homan, strong message this morning. thank you for jumping on with us. >> thank you for having me. will: strong statement he said about joe biden bringing up the rule of law in his speech on thursday, ignoring the rule of liv at our southern border. pete: for sure, rule of law came up couple times when donald trump gave a campaign style speech on wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. it was covered by position nation. you can watch it on "fox nation." beginning of the end of campaign season. kicking off, out of the labor day weekend, coming down the homestretch. candidates are determined in primaries. donald trump is hitting trail he backed. doug mastriano, emmett oz in pennsylvania. things we learned about the collaboration, mark zuckerberg, meta, facebook and the fbi. here is donald trump on that collusion. >> mark zuckerberg came to the white house, kissed my ass.

i love to have dinner, bring my lovely wife. mark, come on in. sir you're number one on facebook. would like to congratulate you. thank you, much, appreciate it. mark zuckerberg confessed in 2020 the fbi went to facebook and the media and gave them the false narrative that the hunter biden "laptop from hell" was russian disinformation. the fbi made it clear that they did not want the truth about the criminality and influence peddling of the the biden family coming out before the election because that would hurt the chances of joe biden who virtually never left his basement winning the election. pete: pointing out reminding people what can easily be forgotten, you did not have all the information you should have had in 2020 when you went to the ballot and it was intentional now looks like the fbi and facebook happy to block it

together. will: your disinformation board, there it is. your disinformation board that was broken up, just been integrated into every other federal institution including the fbi. let me tell you something, not disconnected from hearing the president of the united states declaring people semi-fascist, enemies of the state, enemies of democracy if they disagree with his political agenda, if someone is fascist, a fascist, enemy of the state, you can set aside laws, you can set aside norms, you can break our principles because, hey, there are a threat to our existence. this type of language and then seeing it play out in terms of, i don't know if we call this policies, certainly practices within the federal government is directly connected. rachel: yeah, i think that is what a lot of people are afraid about, if you demonize me you can do anything. you can justify to call me domestic terrorist, call me threat to democracy. you can do anything to me. we've already seen so many

examples of government being weaponized against maga republicans, starting with donald trump here. and another thing that is happening is, there is this idea of equal justice that is not being applied and we're seeing conflicts of interests that should never happen between the doj and the investigation of hunter biden. so we know that they suppressed the story in the media and in social media but also the "new york post" is now reporting about this conflict of interest. we want to bring up right here. they said clark, a partner at a new york-based firm latham and watkins, worked with nicholas mcquaid to works at the doj on at least four different cases when he was also a partner at the practice. court records indicate that the cases were high-stakes commercial litigation where the pair regularly defended clients facing multimillion-dollar lawsuits. mcquaid was named acting head of the justice department

criminal division on january 20th, 2021, the day that president biden was inaugurated. clark started representing hunter biden a month before. will: chris clark was hunter biden's attorney. rachel: correct. will: and also a law partner with -- rachel: the guy overseeing. will: at doj. pete: acting head of the doj criminal investigation. rachel: exactly. who should be investigating hunter biden. pete: this is how the swamp works on so many levels. i technically work for somebody else. i'm the, i'm the chief of staff for chuck schumer. my wife happens to be the bureau chief at cnn. rachel: exactly. pete: that is how the swamp works. it is interconnected, we have always plausible deniability. we keep it professional. never work together. in this case we work together, you work with hunter and i pretend to investigate him. why hunter sleeps fine at night even thousand his laptop is out there with criminality.

he knows these two guys potentially, again, but likely, are happy to work together. rachel: we talk so much about like the focus on hunter, that really as the american people as voters we need to think about what is joe biden's role in this? has joe biden financially benefited from the dirty deals by his son hunter biden? and, we've talked about this before how easy it would be to find out. you know, white-collar crimes are investigated very easily. the department of treasury, the fbi do this stuff all the time. some reports came through flagging hunter biden which would, should trigger an investigation because of his foreign deals and we could easily see if joe biden was -- pete: that would go to nicholas mcquaid at justice department criminal division, who might potentially call chris clark to say is this worth looking into. will: who represents hunter biden. rachel: this would even go up into the treasury department. james comer, is a representative

from kentucky, he is on the house oversight committee, he says that the department of, treasury department will not allow republicans on this committee to see these reports. here is what he says. it's unacceptable that the treasury department continues to run cover for, that is janet yellen, for the biden family and possibly hide information about whether joe biden benefited financially from his family's business transactions. the biden administration changed the rules to severely restrict congress act access to suspicious activity report in the. they have racked up 150 suspicious activity reports for their shady foreign business deals. we need more information about these transactions. he went on in that interview to say we need to know if joe biden is compromised. this is of utmost importance to our national security and

frankly for all the policies that have to do with china and russia and ukraine for which hunter was involved in. pete: only way to find out, win an election. have the backbone to do oversight. will: maybe. pete: even then maybe. rachel: that is so sad, makes people so disillusioned with our institutions that we can't get something this serious and this obvious investigated. will: we'll keep paying attention. we now turn to your headlines, starting with this america's crime crisis continues in new york city. the suspected, suspect accused of sucker-punching a man in a coma is now claiming he blocked out last month. the suspect was initially freed without bail after leaving the victim with a skull fracture and brain bleed later thrown in jail after prosecutors were urged to upgrade the charges. he have argues since the victim survived the brutal attack he should be released from prison. that suspect claiming he is not a violent person but has a lengthy criminal record and has.

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♪. >> as a new american, this november will be the first time i get to exercise my right to vote. i understand the urge during the election season to attack those you see as political opponents, but mr. president, i am not your enemy and the tens of millions of maga republicans are not filled with hate towards anyone. >> that self-proclaimed patriot is our next guest. he is calling out president biden for labeling trump supporters as extremists as he reflects on coming to this country as a teenager, embracing the call to make america great again. alma is a conservative republican who legally emigrated to america and he joins us now with more of that message. alma, tell me why you felt the need to do this tiktok video

which i think so many people found very resonating? >> well, when i heard the president's speech something really struck a chord with me and what it was the fact that i thought about the millions of people who had a maga hat or you know, maybe had a maga t-shirt or sticker. i thought about their children and what their children probably thought when they heard the president call their parents, their grandparents potential terrorists, basically people who were arrayed against the state and to basically take something that was supposed to be a unifying call to make this country better and turn it into a pejorative, that can be used to win a political campaign and i felt i needed to speak up and as new american, before i became a citizen i always thought maybe i didn't have a right to speak up as a foreigner in the country but now that i'm a citizen, i feel like this is my opportunity

to speak out boldly but to speak clearly and without malice towards anyone. to let the president understand that we will not acquiesce to the radical distortion of our beliefs just so that he can win an election, that we will not, you know, just simply sit by and be pariahs in our own country just so that he can win some political points. rachel: does the president's message scare you in some regards? >> definitely, definitely. i mean this is, this is the kind of messaging that i believe you know, in his own words, this is not uniting for the country and i understand that in order for us to succeed and prevail as a country we need to unite and we need to have leaders that represent the entire country and not just you know, a certain wing of the country.

now some of the responses i have received, well he wasn't talking about you specifically or he wasn't, but the president chose a very specific moniker, maga, and he chose that maga, knowing very well, millions of people, millions of patriotic americans embrace that term and so by labeling these people maga republicans and then listing how those people are a threat to our democracy or a threat to our republic, that gave me a pause. i'm not signing up sleight of hand, not only representing us or calling out only a small group of people. he said maga republicans and tens of millions of people identify as such. rachel: alma, what is a maga republican to you? >> when i think about that, you know, one thing i would like to

say is this, i don't hear any dog whistles. when i hear maga republican i hear exactly what it says, to make america great again. i came to this country because i believed this was the place that my dreams could come true. i believe that with hard work i could make anything happen, for myself and my family. over the last 20 yeast that i have been here that is exactly what i found. i found love. i found patriotism. i found people willing to do what it takes. i found people who helped me pay for college. i found people who bought me my first car. i found people who made it possible for me to be where i am today. when i think making america great again, i say it's a return to principles that this country was founded pong. a return to a place where we can have our voices heard, where we, say we have an equal right to the public square, a place where we can believe in the justice

that is coming out of our law enforcement. that is the place, i think we want to all get back to and that is why we want to make america great again. there is not, like i said, there is no dog whistle. no hidden meaning. it is exactly as it sounds. the fact that half of america hear that word and feel triggered by it tells you how, you know the kind of work that you know the left has done to create a caricature of their own fellow citizens. rachel: it is dangerous. it is meant to keep who identify as maga republicans, out of the public square, silence them, weaponize perhaps government against them. your message rest made the with me. i'm the daughter of a immigrant who says she doesn't recognize the country anymore. wants to return to principles you so well articulated. thank you for joining us.

your video, on tiktok gone absolutely viral. i encourage everyone to watch it. it is very inspirational? >> can i say one last thing if you don't mind? rachel: sure, go ahead. >> i want to say to my fellow maga republicans we cannot outsource coherent articulation of defense of our beliefs to pundits. we have to choose courage over comfort and speak up boldly but without malice towards anyone. rachel: amen to that. i love it. thank you, alma. you are a patriot. we're so glad, i think our country is brighter because of immigrants like you and your beautiful children. thank you so much for joining us this morn. >> thank you for having me. rachel: of course. coming up, wokeness is back in session for some schools across america. we're breaking down the most outrageous instances with cory deangelis. his message for parents sick of indoctrination in the classroom next. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch.

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♪. pete: as our kids go back to school examples of wokeness being exposed a staffer at the trinity school, so-called elite trinity school in new york city now on leave after being caught sighing, she said it on videotape but we'll read it this morning, there is always groups of teachers who want to do these activists things but the administration won't, just wouldn't let us. so we've been just sneaking things in through the cracks. and an assistant principal in connecticut also on leave after he said this -- >> oh, so then what do you do, find out someone is catholic? [laughter] >> teaching them how to -- that's it. doesn't matter what they think about, they think about it. you know -- [inaudible]. pete: assistant principle of an elementary school. here to react, senior fellow for

the american federation for children, cory deangelis. what do the videos tell us? >> there is not one perfect sector, one perfect system. these problems of wokeness can creep their way into the classroom whether in the public sector or private sector. the question which of these sectors more likely to respond to the needs of their customers when this type of information comes out. i would say that being able to take that 50 or so thousand dollars paying tuition at trinity school somewhere else is much stronger feedback mechanism than going to a school board meeting, you complain, you complain, nothing ever changes, we need more money if you want things to change or they call ought domestic terrorist. private sector much more likely to respond. both schools are under investigation for what was caught on the tape. another good shoutout to project veritas for doing this kind of work this goes to show you parents need to be vigilant watching what is happening in their children's classrooms.

pete: great work by project veritas on this. does this surprise you at all or was this type of thing we knew what was going on but we didn't have the admission effectively? >> started to see this going on with the school closures this is one of the silver liningses with teachers unions pushing so hard to keep schools closed so long, parents woke up past couple years, paying more attention to what is happening in the public and private schools this has me optimistic people are watching out for these kinds of things. it is really elevated the case for school choice to allow the funding that would go to the government school to go to the families, let them go to an institution that aligns with their children's values. in connecticut the government-run schools according to the census bureau data in 2019 spent $25,000 per year per student in connecticut. why not allow the funding follow the child to institutional lines with family values? that is the only way out of this mess. will: pete: students and parents need

to be customers these schools have to cater excellence too. otherwise they will vote with their feet and their money. are we closer, school choice has always been idea of conservatives and folks on the right. is it more likely than ever it will get a shot at the ballot box? zoo absolutely. we're winning on issue in 2020. in 2021 we called it the year of school choice, 19 states expanded or enacted programs to fund students as opposed to systems. just this past year in 2022 arizona just one upped all states, went all in, every single family get to take their state funded education dollar to provider of their choosing. like the public school, if you like your public school. if not take the funding to private charter, home based education option. more states should follow the lead of arizona because that's, this is what we've been fighting for. pete: it will be great to follow the gold standard out in arizona, how it benefits parents, ultimately kids who are

the customers. cory thank you so much. >> thank you. pete: appreciate your time. coming up as summer comes to a close we're recapping some of our favorite biden team flops. will and i go off the wall on that yet. some of them are literal flops. off the wall next. plus we're making pizza on fox square. how to make the best pie coming up. ♪ if you don't stain your deck, it's like the previous owner is still hanging around. previous owner: "laughs" so today let's stain, with behr, the #1 rated stain. get behr exterior stains at an everyday low price. exclusively at the home depot.

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♪. pete: the summer of 2022 going down literally and figuratively as a flop for joe biden after falling off of his bike in june, you remember that, it has become a spot you can search for by the way on google maps. will: where he fell off his bike, really? pete: find the pin where he fell off his bike, people are taking photos falling off his bike. will: do they fall off the bike while they are stations airy? we're going off the wall top five summer flops for the biden administration. start with this, flop revelation, you make the call. you know of course that the biden administration, joe biden in particular, we play the video of this denied knowing anything, having any connection to all of the hunter biden scandals. he denied being involved in any of the transactions, but, in june there was a "new york times" article that finally looked into this a

little bit, pete, and it's interesting, coming out of that article joe biden made a statement privately,. pete: privately t was obtained by "the daily mail," a voice mail from joe biden to who? to hunter biden who was the subject of that "new york times" article. here is what the big guy wanted to relay to his son who he never talks to about his business dealings. i thought the article released online, it is going to be printed tomorrow in the "times" was good. i think you're clear. will: clear what? pete: i think you're clear of what? will: there is nothing -- pete: activity. will: nothing to see here. nothing to see here but you're clear. pete: you're clear. we never talked about it. will: this was the start of a summer of flops for the biden administration. it wasn't limited to the big man himself, the big guy himself joe biden. how about his vice president kamala harris? who is a walking flop. of course this is just a small sampling. >> you need to get to go and

need to be able to get where you need to go. we will work together and continue to work together to address these issues, to tackle these challenges and to work together. when we talk about our children i know for this group we all believe when we talk about the children of the community they are the children of the community. will: you know, pete, when we go off the wall, we're talking about literally going off the wall. this is off -- everybody knows when you're off the wall you're off the wall. pete: could go off the rails and that is what they know about kamala harris. not just joe biden, kamala harris. they want to put her out there because the big guy can't really give speeches but she can't either. will: they try. pete: they try to improve her poll ratings, keeping her out of public view just like joe biden. it is no better behind the scenes, will. that is what you see behind camera. working for kamala harris is tricky business. will: the children of the community, you all know, the children of the community, are the children of the community.

let's keep going because you can go outside of the west wing as well. how about our transportation secretary pete buttigieg. pete buttigieg has admitted, for example, governor of california gavin newsom's plans to force everybody, i'm sorry, got one ahead of us. pete: you did. will: jumped ahead. pete: rochelle walensky. you're guesting ahead of the good stuff. china virus came, dealt with it, turns out cdc is willing to revisit whether they did the right thing. scary part is what they will revisit. her is walensky on that. >> i think to go recognize in our big moment our performance didn't rebliley meet expectations country. why i called for the reset and called for review. pete: they admitted they didn't meet the moment. will: when it comes to vaccines, masks, efficacy, needs for children. there needs to be full accountability for the cdc. walensky making this statement is just the beginning.

pete: here is the scary part they didn't meet the moment, would their reaction more authoritarian and too piecemeal, not clear enough for the information? that is kind of scary. will: we're getting how big of a role they played in censoring information along -- pete: with big tech. get to your favorite. will: i jumped the gun. literally here for our transportation secretary pete buttigieg who seems to understand the exact problem has been presented for example, with california governor gavin newsom. hey, we understand, there is problems with the electrical grid but don't let that stop us from moving towards electrical vehicles. >> we believe that infrastructure includes electrical infrastructure and argued for that to be included. look, the fact that people who have electric vehicles are going to use more electricity can't be a reason to give up. pete: can't give up! you're the problem if you're not willing to buy one of those that would cost you to the tune of

$66,000 these days. by the way that cost is up from what it was just last year. will: yeah. don't let the fact that we don't have the electrical backing, the system, the grid, stop you from buying an electrical car even if you can't plug it in. pete: we'll shame you until you buy one even if you can't afford it, once you get it you can't plug it in california because of blackouts and brownouts you can't say it anymore because it is racist they tell us. will: biggest flop of the summer, biggest pursuit redefining every single word that stands in your way. summer, it was at time, man, woman, one that took the cake, redefine what is a recession. >> what a recession really means is a broad-based contraction in the economy and even if that number is negative we're not in a recession now. >> we're not going to be in a recession in my view. >> the idea that two quarters of negative gdp growth is a

technical definition of a recession is wrong. will: just wrong. pete: you took an economics course. so did i. if you take a match definitions with words two quarters of negative gdp growth equals, if you inserted recession in that class you would be correct but not to them. will: no. pete: change words, change the definition. will: technical definition is wrong. by the way 44% of economists project a recession that we're currently in a recession. inflation 8 1/2% in july. wages only up 5.2%. pete: not a good map. in previous administration figures were reversed working-class people were more well off but don't tell these guys. will: top five hits of the summer. pete: we put away the flip-flops we gave you the biden flops. all i got. will: rachel, over to you. rachel: i will weigh in, i think the number one flop of his

cabinet is pete buttigieg. kamala doesn't win that prize. will: oh, interesting. rachel: all right. thanks, guys. great job. will: thank you. rachel: we start your headlines with this, country music star jason aldean is being dropped by his pr firm after his wife britney spoke out against sex changes procedures for children. who knew that was controversial. the firm saying we have had to make the difficult decision after 17 years to step away from representing jason. we are not the best people for the gig anymore. wow. britney al-dine thanking her parents last month in a social media post for not changing her gender when she went through a tomboy phase. she stood up for herself later calling the genital mutilation of children one of the worlded worst procedures. i agree with her. mark zuckerberg provides 10

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we opened for five years. celebrated our five-year anniversary actually. over the past five years, thank you, over the past five years we accumulated some of these pizza trucks. will: really cool trucks. >> we have two pizza trucks a gelato truck, we have a truck for paninos stuff like that. this is my brother mike here. >> family business. >> family owned and operated business. rachel: you told my husband, sean, you could do this 30 second. >> the oven is 1000 degrees. cooks pizza in 30 seconds. on weekends we cook 200 plus piece sass. you have to keep up with the demand. rachel: now do you do it. >> start with the middle, work your way out to the crust. flip it around maybe once. do the same exact thing. and then a trick we do is called the neapolitan slap. you grab the dough from underneath the crust, you slap it. pick it up and you slap it. keep on rotating your hand and you do that a couple times.

that is called the neapolitan slap. at the end you put it on your knuckles, try to toss it around a little bit. rachel: this is so fun. >> this will really get it opened up. you have your final result here. >> look how much better -- >> a star is born. >> there you go. a little bit better than others. pete is a natural. i see you. rachel: he does everything better than us. i can't stand it. >> i could cut up some pizzas you give it a try. rachel: can you do it own your finger? is that what they do? >> come on mike. >> show time. >> show time, man. get here start whipping up. >> we'll eat while we watch you. >> take the slice. this is traditional from naples. my dad is from naples, italy. he was moved here when he was 14. rachel: i'm amazed how well you guys are doing. the pizza industry doesn't seem to be affected by inflation? >> honestly we stayed busy throughout the process,

throughout covid. we haven't had to leif off any of our staff. we kept everybody busy. we've been making it work. pete: andre what is it like working on "gutfeld"? >> gutfeld is good. he is a little bit hard on us sometimes. he thinks highly of us. i think he thinks highly of everybody. will: thank you very much. joe concha is here.' joe concha is here.' 'coming up one and only joe concha smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® hi, my name is reggie and i lost 30 pounds with golo. before golo, my blood pressure was really high, but after golo, i was able to cut my medication in half. with golo, i've not only lost weight, i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life.

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pete: over white bear lake. rachel: how cold is that water, like, this is about as warm as that water gets. how warm is it? pete: i'd say in the 70s. it warms up like a big pool, but it'll get cold real quick. will: in a matter of one hour, it is goat yoga. rachel: can i tell you somethingsome when i was in hair and makeup, i was telling anthony and kara about this, and they said, oh, yeah, the goats can poop on you. pete: they're wearing diapers. [laughter] rachel: that's why. pete: apparently, quote yoga is a thing. i'm going to reserve judgment million we meet the goats and the people milking the goats. [laughter] will: before we move on to serious news, we're told sometimes you need to bring a change of clothes. we need to change clothes for a

separate segment, not that segment. that's what they said, no, you can wear your suit for goat yoga. that don't's going to be climbing all over me with the suit? rachel: got a diaper. [laughter] pete: is it better when he fills his diaper during goat yoga? doesn't really make it any better. i'm skeptical. [laughter] rachel: this show is so fun. pete: by the way, i know why you had to bring your workout clothes. will: why? pete: i don't know, but i think i know. if you were viewing our program yesterday -- [laughter] i have no information. all i know is that adam klotz threw his face into a vat of blue cheese dressing to get a wing in his mouth, and will declared he would never, ever, ever do that. will: no. and you know what? we were talking about ordering breakfast, and i said is there any more food coming to the

show. >> they said there was a surprise. now it's all coming together. pete: you've been skeptical about those gym clothes -- will: like, i'm smiling on the outside, but i'm not on the inside. rachel: what's worse, a vat of blue cheese or rats? will: i don't want to do this. [laughter] i tried to make that very -- i feel it's unnecessary to explain. [laughter] rachel: i'm with will on this. with. will: i don't want to do this. pete: and then you get to wipe it off real quick and run to the airport. will: exactly. [laughter] we start with a fox news alert -- rachel: who's the guy next to me who smells like blue cheese? will: memphis police have announced the arrest of a billionaire -- abductor of a billionaire heiress. rachel: jack jackie has the latest. >> reporter: one person arrested in connection with the

kidnapping of eliza fletcher. clee yoest that abston was arrested, detaining first that person at a memphis apartment complex last night. witnesses say law enforcement swarmed the complex and engaged in a brief standoff before taking that unidentified person into custody who now has been identified this morning. the arrest coming after police found the suv they were looking for in connection to the kidnapping after it was involved in a crash with an atf vehicle nearby. witnesses also say investigators were searching a mcdonald's dumpster after the standoff and asking neighbors to look at doorbell video footage from early friday morning around the time fletcher was last seen. fox news capturing el these images as the family pleads for help from the public. her husband ritchie seen outside the home. the family is currently offering

$50,000 for information leading to her safe return. police are still pursuing all leads and continuing the search for fletcher. back to you. pete: thank you very much, jackie. as we get more information, and helpfully we do, we will bring it to you. rachel: yeah. and we're all praying she actually is alive still but, boy, these details don't give a lot of hope. will: we talked about the ramp-up in rhetoric are from labeling your opponents first as deplorable, then as to cling to god and guns, then as semi-fascist. the rhetoric has ramped up that if you disagree with the political agenda of the administration, you're an enemy of the state driven in no smart by the punditry class, and on msnbc it's even ramped up more. here's tiffany cross yesterday. >> these days it feels like we are not just at the brink of a civil war, but that one has already begun. they're threatening the fbi, the

doj, the state itself, and this is all as they defend their dear leader. now, it's more than just threats though. their rhetoric has already led to actual violence, and there is likely more to to come, and i don't need to remind you how the maga mob attempted to overturn the 2020 election. now some of these people are now candidates for office looking to run our elections and, quite frankly, our government. pete: by the way, she said similar things like this in the past, but it's almost as if they're egging forward idea of a civil war and wanting to egg trump supporters on. i love what charlie kirk said yesterday to us, don't a take the bait. we don't take the bait -- or it was on friday. don't take the bait on this egging on that, oh, okay, yes, we're going to resort to violence. that's not how we do things, and it's certainly not what should be done. donald trump did say last night joe biden is an enemy of the state. that was very targeted at one

person whose political views are different than donald trump's. what the left is doing, they're characterizing a whole watt of -- swath of people saying donald trump and all the maga republicans, millions and tens of millions of people, almost as if they're egging that divide. rachel: yeah, i definitely remember charlie kirk and other people online after the raid saying -- because i think a lot of people felt when the raid happened, this could happen to me, right in the state could be, the government could be weaponized against me. we saw the hiring of 87,000 new irs agents, people afraid because they're going targeted for their political views. difference in the way protesters were treated on january 6th and the bml riots and the way the media justified it and were apologists for it versus january 6th which everyone sort of

universally denounceed. i think people are wondering is the government going to be weaponized against me, and people are saying we need to move this kind of language. it seems like they want it to persist on the left. i've never heard anybody talk about a civil war on the right. will: and it's not just rhetorical. it's not as though the language is the endpoint of this road that's being traveled. so you manipulate language, and then you can effectuate action. if you label your enemies or those who disagree with you as a fascist or an enemy of the state, then you forgive yourself of any if manner of sin, then you take action with to save the state. let me tell you how that plays out in real life. so this, late this past week civil rights leaders asked or encouraged the biden administration to declare a state of emergency for our

democracy. now, will the biden administration actually pursue something like this? that's a different conversation that we, hopefully, never get to. but these are people who hell at one time serious -- held at one time serious political offices. we got to set aside all freedoms and laws during the state of emergency over covid. and if you declare a state of emergency, you once again can set aside all laws and norms. now, declare a state of emergency over state of our democracy. there is no rule of law. if you declare a rolling state of emergency over a rolling set of terms, all you have is winners and losers. rachel: and by the way -- pete: great point. rachel: -- we've seen hem use the -- them use the military. there's no evidence it was more than anything -- anything more than a protest that went wrong. they used the national guard to

surround our u.s. capitol for months. and then that they put up because some of the people who weren't even in the building, some of the representatives like aoc who weren't even in the capitol claimed that they feel threatened so then they put up met aal detectors that republicans had to walk through essentially because, you know, they were afraid of republicans. so everyone had to walk through metal detectors. and if they didn't, they wouldn't get paid. they have been trying to label and paint republicans whether it's their representatives or the actual maga republicans that joe biden talked about in his speech as dangerous, as extremists, as domestic terrorists. why are they doing this? we brought in, we brought in in the last hour an immigrant who put in, he's a maga -- a self-describe thed maga conservative. he put up a tiktok video that went absolutely viral talking about what maga means to him.

>> i don't hear any dog whistles, you know? when i hear maga republican, i hear exactly what it says, make america great again. i came to this country because i believed this was the country that my dreams could come true. i believed with hard work i could make anything happen for myself and my family. and over the last 20 years that i've been here, that's exactly what i've found. i've found love, i've found patriotism, i've found people that are willing to do what it takes. to my fellow maga republicans, we cannot outsource the articulation and defense of our beliefs to pundits, and we have to choose courage over comfort and speak up boldly but without malice towards with anyone. will: beautifully said. rachel: wow. pete: ask he's right. the things that you stand for if you're a make america great genre palin or america first are

very simple, they'll continue to be true. they want to drag us into the perpetual aura of emergency. these are influential leaders you're talking about who said declare a state of emergency over the state of our democracy? if that would give them carte blanche. in the meantime, be wary of hose things. mow that that exists -- know that that exists. continue to stand up for your first amendment rights, parental rights, believing in a border and vote like you mean it in 2022 and 2024 because without boldly, without malice, as he said, is how it should be in our politics. right now they're assuming a malice of every member of a political party -- rachel: but they're doing that for a purpose. and he speaks to it in that last sentence, they are trying to silence you. and you have a right to speak. you have a right to be in the public square. and it is when people feel like they can't speak up, that's when things go haywire.

pleasure we need more people to speak up and feel the courage to speak up because, if not, it makes it seem hike they don't exist. pete: yep. will: if you're traveling this weekend, the number of flight delays and cancellations has started to rack up. what's going on? more and more problems in the airline industry. but it's not just the airline industry, what's going on with the economy? i mean, unemployment's supposed to be low and yet no one can find anybody to work, and when they do, they have to pay them a lot. labor force participation is incredibly low, how's everybody getting by they're not working? mike rowe, the host of how america works on fox business, has an answer. >> it's not what happened, it's what's been happening for the last 20 years. we, i think, are in this pattern where we're not really happy unless we identify something as the enemy. not as a problem to be solved, but as an existential threat.

cops, right? it's in the enough to reform, we have to defund. education. it's not enough to encourage people to advance through the higher ranks, we have to do it at the expense of all other forms of education. most recently i think work has become the enemy. job satisfaction satisfaction is now a thing that relies entirely upon the job and not on the person. all of these things have combined to a make work fundamentally unattractive. pete: we've stripped work of its intrinsic value. rachel: right. the dignity of work. pete: mowing that value, and it comes with consequences. will: that's interesting. is it a phenomenon over the last 20 years? diss work provide us dignity in the 1940s and '50s? that it no longer does today and, already, makes it ultimately unattractive to americans, or have americans been proprosided a level of -- provided a level of luxury

through the fruits of capitalism that work now seems likest not necessary and it's a burden as opposed to source of purpose? rachel: you know what concerns me is, i mean, listen, i want everyone to have a job that they love and feel a deep purpose in. what concerns me is that usually doesn't happen with your first job or your second job with, you know in it's something you work wards, and it seems like people -- towards, and it seems like people at the starting level want to feel fulfilled and, like, on a kale that normally you don't get until you're at the end ebb of your career. then they say i'd rather not work, or they start as mike rowe said in that interview, i don't know if it was part of that clip, i don't think it was, but he talk about, you know, if you're a entrepreneur, you can set your schedule. but now the employee is sort of demanding of the person who took the risk in the business, this is going to be my schedule. there's sort of this reversal of things -- will: let me be clear. there is no schedule.

you're always on the clock in the first 20 years of being a entrepreneur, absolute, utter sacrifice. pete: sure. also you're not supposed to find all your purpose from your job at all times. purpose is found elsewhere, and the more we lose that -- can. rachel: oh, amen to that. that is so smart. work is about providing for something more important, which is your family. pete: indeed. now to a few additional headlines starting with a fox news alert. a shooting in virginia late last night leaves at least seven people hurt including one student from the university of norfolk. that shooting taking place at an off-campus building prompting a nearby hospital to go the into lockdown. police say five of those wounded have non-life-threatening injuries but two are critically injured. police have not yet named a suspect. border patrol in texas' del rio sector is issuing a warning to illegal immigrants not to cross following the death of nine in the treacherous rio

grande river. border patrol is also aching 53 illegals -- taking 53 illegals into custody. retired acting i.c.e. director tom homan joined us earlier to discuss the catastrophe that is the border. >> when you open the border like you do, the cartel tells people you won't be detained the, i.c.e. has been decapitated so no one can remove you. the most vulnerable people in the world are going to put themselves in the hands of criminal cartels and come to the greatest country on earth. pete: cbp if also noticing in just the past week 21 gang members, 2 the sex offenders and 3 illegal aliens with prior predictions -- convictions have been arrested. those are just the ones we know of. and liv golf letting golfers wear shorts during the competition, announcing the decision with this video featuring golfing legend greg norman. phil mickelson taking advantage

of the new rule e change. liv is the first golfing league to potentially allow shorts while playing in its tour. is it short-sighted, dave? i don't know. liv golfers previously could wear shorts during practice but only pants during competition just like pga golfers. play by their own rules. and save the date, guys. if you you've got one date to circle, it's this one, november 17 19th the annual patriot awards at the hard rock live in beautiful semimole -- hollywood, florida. get yours now. if you thought previous shows were great, we're upping our game this year. more people -- you'll see all three of us, the five's going to be there, gutfeld's going to be there, tucker, sean, and their shows are broadcasting from there. you have an option when you buy your tickets -- will: looks like james bond

there hosting. look at that. pete: you might see james bond, you never know. it's a heck of an event, and i can't wait to be there. it's the most patriotic event in america. don't miss it because seats are going fast. foxnation.com/patriotawards. the award hoe is the capstone -- rachel: i'll add one more to your list, the bonginos are going as well. i wonder if their show is going to be -- pete: it's almost as if half of fox is going down to florida to broadcast, and you can be a part of that. will: all right. coming up, i was so mad i backed out. why career felon who sucker punched this man into a coe a ma now says he shouldn't been coma now says he shouldn't be behind bars. joe concha reacts to this -- what's up? >> did you wear shorts?

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because the victim survived. registered sex offender and career felon was initially freed but later paroled on a bail violation. fox news contributor joe concha joins us now. joe, you know what to do out to me in these statements by this guy is the entitle element of his -- entitlement of his position within the criminal justice system. well, i mean, he lived, so i shouldn't go to jail, you know? this guy's expectation of a lack of accountability is astounding but perhaps not unique. >> will, he barely lived. let's be clear. it wasn't a sucker punch and the guy walked away with a broken nose. he was in a coma for several days and has brain damage. he may not be the same again, person you see on the screen. the suspect, he actually with claim ared also i'm not a

violent person, he says. i'm not like that. give me a break. nonster, okay, once sexually abused a teenage girl. he's a convicted sex offender, and then he says he blacked out? good luck with that argument. the fact that he was originally released without bail. imagine that, you can go up to somebody on the street, hit them, knock them out, put them in the hospital, and you're not going to spend a might in jail. the new york city police department released this, ten of the worst repeat offenders. top of this list, there is a person actually walking around in new york city who's been arrested 88 times in two years. that's four times per month. and the reason why they've been arrested 88 times is every time they commit a crime, they go out and do it again. it's incredible. will: you know, he also said, this guy, well, if he really wants me to pay his bills, i'll pay his medical bills as well. it's astounding. what do you make of this -- looks -- look, as you pointed

out, a lot of this is because of these arcane bail reform laws in new york. a lot of judges need cheat sheets to work through -- >> it's kind of like a rookie quarterback has got to have all the plays on his sleeve. he's walking up to the line of scrimmage saying, what am i doing? it should be very simple, right? if you hurt someone, you go to jail. that's a it. you don't need to cheat9 in those situations, it's common sense. there's an exodus going on out of this city as we haven't seen since biblical egypt. with that, $20 the billion -- 20 billion in tax revenue if gone going to places like texas -- will: what's going to happen? play that out. hay lose the money, they lose the funding for more policing, and you just see this spiral. >> that's exactly right. joe biden talked about he wantses to hire 100,000 new police officers in this country.

that's good, but until you have attorney generals who actually enforce laws, you can arrest people all you want like we just talked about, 88 times in two years, they get back on the street, it doesn't matter how many cops you have -- will: and it's not an exclusively new york city story. chicago, dallas, name your city. >> what do they all have in common? will: yeah. >> democratic leaders, right? will: and george soros-funded district attorneys. almost -- >> i like goat yoga, but i'm going to do some cow yoga. will: i wish i could say it's the most undignified thing i'm going to do today. [laughter] >> it's not? stick around for that. will: coming up -- thanks, joe with. a new poll could spell trouble for republicans. plus, we're doing goat yoga on fox square coming up. ♪

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pete: with just two months until the midterms, could the red wave be subsiding? according to a new "wall street journal" possibler congressional democrats now hold a 3-point edge nationally over republicans. but what happened to the gop's 5-point lead in manufacture? if -- in march? let's add author of the great new book party animals, jason lewis. do you buy these numbers? there's been a lot from the mainstream press saying this is a comeback for democrats. what do you say? >> well, they're doing their best. i'm a little skeptical of any nbc poll i see, but there is a red wave that's receding a bit because republicans are just told to ride it. and when you're told to play defense all the time and just ride the wave, that doesn't engage voters. now, it should be a big wave given the state of the country. life expectancy is down, schools

are imploding, the board's open, prices skyrocketing, we're not taking on china and we're getting bogged down in ukraine. they have democrat media complex that gottens to gas -- continues to gaslight america, and they've got a lot more money than republicans. they own corporate america, big public sector unions, so you better be bold on the campaign trail and, unfortunately, the candidates aren't being told that. and part of being bold in this environment is being willing to defend donald trump, and they're certainly being told not to do that. so it puts them in this conundrum where they're just silent. well, if you don't say it on the campaign trail, you won't do it in washington. pete: that's a great point. who in the world thinks you're actually going to do it. be bold and another part of this poll might say be focused because if you dig into the crosstab, they ask which party is best able to handle crime, inflation and the border, and on those numbers -- and you mentioned them all --

republicans are overwhelmingly ahead. >> right. pete: so if they focus on those issues and liver them boldly, they provide an alternative. >> yeah, but they're being told just to wear a ukrainian flag lapel pin and go back to, what i where in the book, this comfortable -- that affects no one. they're getting a jolt, but they need to take the house, and they need to start holding people accountable. because if we don't, we're at a precipice. we're a nation on the brink right now. pete: you're exactly right. and we've got to stop letting party gatekeepers decide who are acceptable candidates. a guy like you would have never had a seat in congress if people said, oh, he can't win -- >> think about this, pete, the people in the lincoln project were all republican consultants. pete: yes. [laughter] >> that ought to tell you all you immediate to know about the kind of advice they've been

getting -- pete: just about eight years ago, you're right. they were all republican consultants, and now they've been exposedded for exactly who they are. great point. your new book with, party animal: the truth about president trump, power politics and the partisan press. real quick, jason, what's the core of the book? >> what i saw in washington, d.c. turned out to be a pretext for joe biden weaponizing the government against half the country, and i said this has got to be documented. i saw it as true so somebody can be held accountable. if you want to know why we're in the position we're in and, frankly, how to get out, read party animal because it's all there from somebody who saw it up close and personal. it's very, very scary. pete: go check it out, party animal is the book, myrrh books are sold. small note, jason, you know, service minnesota's mr. right, jason lewis, who first educated me the most on politics when i was a young 19-year-old driving home from an internship listening to talk radio.

jason lewis, you're one of the best. >> well, i'm proud of my pupil then, because you're doing great, pete. pete: appreciate it. all right, ukrainians escaping russia's invasion being welcomed in droves while only hundreds of afghan allies have been approved to come here. why the massive gap between the treatment of those two with groups. master sergeant tim ken key saved our allies oversees -- overseas. he breaks down the difference.

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will: it's been just over six months since russia's invasion of ukraine, and the biden administration is set to request an additional $11.7 billion of new aid to ukraine, and this is on part of the billions we've already sent and on top of the president's promise to accept 100,000 ukrainian refugees. rachel: when you compare it to the administration's treatment of afghan refugees, it's quite shocking. many afghan allies are still looking for a pathway into our country out of the 45,000 afghans who applied, only 270 were approved. compare that to 66,000 ai proved ukrainians. -- approved ukrainians. pete: a huge difference. isn't it time to address their concerns instead of just those from ukraine? master sergeant tim kennedy is the cofounder of save our allies, he served in

afghanistan, he joins us now. my question for you, tim, is the why. what is the reason for the staggering difference? >> one reason is that i think they just want to move on from are afghanistan. it's such a black eye in their face. there's so many mistakes both strategic and physically what happened on the ground, you know, the evacuation was just wrought with failure in every single corner that you look, and you don't want that, you know, just hanging over you as you're moving into the midterm elections. they want that gone. hay want people to stop talking about it. i think it's pathetic and tragic. i also think there's some bigotry there. i think it's really easy to relate to white christians from a proper developed country, you know? you look at, you know, the afghans and, like, do these people share -- are they relatable to us? do they share any values with us in you know, it's both horrible reasons. one is the from press that goes along with it, not wanting afghanistan to hold over you and

move into election and the other is flat out racism. pete: is there a terrorism component like, hey, we didn't know everybody that got through, so we better vet them thoroughly? >> that's ignorance. they can always call to that, you know, but if you're going to be -- like, can you tell me the difference between a communist from ukraine or a russian facilitator or a proper ukrainian that hates the russians? russian communism versus taliban radical terrorist, i think, would be just as difficult in a nuanced way to pick and choose who is who. coming from afghanistan and spending so much time over there, these are are incredible people. you know, i -- we were on multiple planes, the men and women that came out of there, these were doctors, lawyers, mechanics, plumbers. just amazing people for 20 years were working with us. save our allies is also working in ukraine. we're not picking one color of skin, one religion over the next. we're just trying to protect and preserve human life, as many as

we can, of our allies. somebody that fights against communism, that's our ally. somebody that fights against the taliban is our ally. i don't understand how we as a government are not supporting both of them. i think it's tragic. rachel: one thing that's interesting is the amount of money we're shoveling over to ukraine in terms of rebuilding their country. the conditions in afghanistan are way worse with. there's starvation right now in afghanistan. so in terms of why they need to come to the united states, perhaps the case could be made that the conditions are worse in afghanistan, and we're definitely sparing no expense many rebuilding --ing in rebuilding ukraine. >> that's for sure. and where that money is going, you know, that's a conversation we need a lot more time for -- can. rachel: yeah. >> you know? afghanistan, the chokepoint if for funneling money back into that country currently is the taliban. there's just -- call them what they are, they're terrorists. they could be wearing a government hat right now, but the atrocities i've personally

seen and the things we know they have done over the past 20 years, just how recently did we drop a drone strike on one of foremost leaders in the whole entire world that was living in kabul. that was just a couple of weekes ago. you know, but understanding the strategic relevance of what ukraine and having that russian new communist line going all the way to the nato line, thinking that the new ssr, that's what they're trying to do, they're trying to reset their boundaries all the way back to the ussr days is next to poland? if they take over ukraine? that is also brightening. i understand strategically -- frightening. i understand strategically we have to be focusing on both, but not at the expense of our soul. these are amazing people in afghanistan. they fought beside us. ukrainians, we're helping hem ooh and we need support, but also knowing and being accountable where that money goes is so important as a good american. will: well, it's marking the

one-year anniversary of our departure, a new special on fox nation called escape from afghanistan. tim kennedy is featured in that new documentary. let's take a look at the clip. >> the taliban have spotters and informants all around the base. so if they see us go through one route, you know, maybe we can use it another time, maybe the next time we go and use it the taliban has a checkpoint directly outside where that last successful mission was. so this is a rapidly changing, rapidly involving operational environment. those key avenues of approach concern. [inaudible] otherwise we're dead in the water. will: a harrowing story, real life story, tim the, on how you guys got some of the allies through the gates there at airport in kabul. >> yeah. it's -- first, thank you, fox, for keeping anticipation on afghanistan.

les so many men and women that were there trying to save people's lives. the list goes on and on and on of all the organizations and veteran groups and people on phones even back home trying to vet names. it was such a movement of americans trying to do the american thing. i was so proud of my countrymen that stepped up to answer the call when afghanistan was crumbling a year ago. you know, that really chronologically lays out what happened on the ground. so thank you, focus -- fox, that's great that you're staying true to what we promised to do. pete: thank you, tim kennedy. everybody can get a better glimpse of what you and so many others did. tim kennedy, thank you so much. rachel: thank, tim. pete: fox news alert, we're learning new information about the man arrested and charged in the kidnapping of memphis heiress eliza fletcher.

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stretching, relaxation. but when you add these sweet baby goats in, who happen to be rescued also, it just lets you get outside of your box. you're just really more care-free, you can be more mindful and in the moment when you have these babies crawling and jumping on your back. ril. will: really? [laughter] pete: i want will to get squirt. >> squirt's very naughty. rachel: they said squirt is naughty, will. will: this is squirt right here. rachel: is it kind of like having an emotional support animal? >> exactly. a little bit of animal mall therapy. will: okay, squirt, you're hopping on? rick: do they jump on -- oh! [laughter] will: that was fast. >> excellent. tabletop pose. pete: i want a goat. [laughter] pete: he jumps on my if back. will: come on, squirt.

hop up. >> from if here, lift your right arm forward. very good, beautiful. try to balance with your goat. excellent, nice job. will: that is that that just fell on ground? that looks like a diaper blew up. [laughter] will: you know what the thing about this is? i'm totally in the moment. [laughter] >> we can try to move to a downward facing dog, come back to your hands and knees, lift your hips to the sky. make a v shape. you can move with the goats. they have great balance. will: is that some downward dog right there? >> lift your knees, end bend your tailbone.

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your back. and boy, it is something. they have -- we may not be good atyoga but they're very good at balance. rachel: you know they'll jump on your back but when they do, it's a shock. feeling the hooves on your back. >> that one jumped between you and i, that one goat. will and rick had great form, steady goats. rachel: she kept saying do downward dog and you weren't doing it. will: i was too mindful about the fact that there was a goat in the vicinity. i don't know that i followed a single direct directly. now we are joined by will on the couch. he's tying his shoe. we're have a classic "fox & friends weekend" show. because it is national yoga month we have other yogis out there later to do hard core yoga. rachel: if i do exercise like that, will i look like that.

[laughter] >> i think you already do. you already do. rachel: those girls are in such good shape. >> did they throw gain all over you guys when the goats were on top of you. >> i saw the grain dropping and i thought something else. >> i thought the diaper exploded. rachel: i thought oh, gosh i'm glad that happened on your side. pete: i will say 30 seconds before the hour started, when hour started i was the only one seated here. i came through the green room, will was presumably putting his pants on. the rest of his suit was outside the bathroom. i'm like he's not going to make it. there's no way. the circus that is "fox & friends weekend" has you going in, out, down, change, we don't know what's happening this hour. will: i have an idea. we're about to jump the shark. pete: are we. will: this show will jump the shark in this hour and formally lodging my complaint. [laughter] will: ahead of time. pete: there's no complaint box

at a "fox & friends weekend." will: i'm about to create it. rachel: i'm going to say this, will, your wardrobe change was a little -- i thought you really were superman. will: that i could go faster than that. rachel: yeah, that you could get into one of the phone booth hads and hop on out. pete: don't say you're not. my kids still know you are. will: don't worry. the hour is still young. by the end of the hour i will fully reveal myself to be an a undignified, nothing but morning show host. watch. it's coming. i feel like it's happening. pete: weekend morning show host. get it right. get it right. will: coming up, you may have seen the viral video. we'll talk to some moms who got a chance to tackle their sons. those are moms all padded up, taking down their sons at football practice this week for a little revenge. we'll talk to some of those moms later in the show. pete: so many moms would like to do that. thanks for being here. it's the fourth and final hour. we have a lot in store. it's been a big sunday morning. on this final sunday of summer.

but last night you may have caught it on fox nation, former presidentdonald trump took to te in wilkesbury, pennsylvania. he was stumping for mehmet oz. it was the first time he addressed a campaign audience since joe biden gave the speech on thursday night and since the raid on his home at mar-a-lago, a lot of people wondering what he would say in person. here's donald trump last night in pennsylvania. >> mar-a-lago was a travesty of justice that made a mockery of america's laws, traditions and principles. before the entire world, the entire world was watching and they're shocked. they're shocked. we're a third world nation. we're like a third world nation. as you know, this week joe biden came to philadelphia,

pennsylvania to give the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an american president. vilifying 75 million citizen as threats to democracy and as enemies of the state. you're all enemies of the state. he's an enemy of the state. how did you like the red lighting behind him like the devil. i may just have to do it again. i may just have to do it again. first, we have to win a historic victory for the republican party this november. so with the help of everyone here today and citizens all across our land, we will make america powerful again. rachel: he also revealed in that that they -- the fbi went into his son baron's room and went through his bedroom items which i was surprised to hear that. i mean -- >> plus the fact that hunter

biden hadn't -- rachel: hunter biden or baron? who deserves an fbi search more. will: to set things side-by-side, including that speech in pennsylvania, joe biden's speech on thursday night and joe biden's upcoming trip to wisconsin, let's bring in republican senator from wisconsin, ron johnson. senator, thanks for being with us this morning. what do you take away from sort of putting those speeches side-by-side? donald trump last night, joe biden soon to come to your home state of wisconsin. >> good morning, guys. as i travel around the state of wisconsin, i think universally people are just tired of the division and the hate. i am. it's exhausting. but i'll tell you, folks on our side are also tired of being called semi-fascist. we're tired of being called potential domestic terrorists. this is the classic tactic of the left. they falsely accuse their opponents of doing exactly what they do. president biden, i was on the

platform when he took oath of office, gaves his inaugural speech. eight times during the speech he said the number one goal was to unify and heal the nation. he's done the exact opposite. i ask folks in wisconsin, i say if you love this country, if you're concerned about the direction, if you're concerned about the future, i think most people are, joins us. join us. help us heal and unify and save this nation because the democrats won't do it. they simply won't. they can't -- i'm in a tough race in wisconsin. all the democrats can do is lie about me, assassinate my character, engage in politics of personal destruction. probably the most outrageous lie they're telling now is i want to cut or end social security. i mean, just give that a second of a thought. what elected official would ever want to cut so social security. it's absurd on its face. they a accused me of the exact same thing. i want to save social security. we need to stop the deficit

spending. we're $38.3 trillion in dent. it's exhausting, the division and hate. it's coming from the left. we're not the dividers, they are. rachel: the social security attack is an old one. my husband was accused of thats was well way back in 2010 or '12. i think there are legitimate concerns on the side of the republican, of the base, of the people you say you're meeting with around the state and one of them is that the fbi colluded with facebook to suppress the hunter biden story. they not only did that and potentially changed the outcome of an election, they smeared you as somebody who was a pawn of putin spreading disinformation. is that affecting your election? >> it is, not only did the fbi try to downplay now we know through whistleblowers that they

downplayed the derogatory information on hunter, so did the 51 intelligence officials. but the fbi gave me a briefing, completely unnecessary. i knew it was a setup. they leaked it nine months later to smear me of. you have people in wisconsin believing falsely that i'm in with vladimir putin. they impacted the election far more than russia hope to accomplish, they're impacting the wisconsin senate race in 2022. there are highly political actors in the state. this needs to be exposed. the impact on our politics, this is all coming from the left. it's the left taken gauged in 8,000 protests, 570 of those turned into riots. 2,000 law enforcement officials injured. a couple billion dollars worth of property damage, a couple dozen people killed and all the left, all the news media wants

to talk about is january 6th which we all condemned. we all condemned january 6th. where's the condemnation on the riots that took so many lives including three days of rioting in kenosha which by the way my senate opponent stoked those riots by saying the police were engaged in a van vendetta agait this individual. again, the left falsely accuses us of doing exactly what they do. >> they certainly can't defend their record. so politically they believe it's expedient. i've got to ask you about this. it's unfathomable how much this administration has both spent and wants to continue to spend. now we're learning that joe biden and the democrats, the white house, they're looking for 47 billion more for ukraine, covid-19, and monkey pox. tell us about 13.7 billion for ukraine, 7.1 billion for -- we're still talking about ppe and billions for that. 8 billion for vaccine research.

2 billion for covid testing programs. 4.5 billion to fight monkey pox. what is this latest spend apalooza. >> prior to the pandemic we were spending $4.5 trillion at the federal government. the last few years, over $6 trillion, this year talking close to $6 trillion. there ought to be enough money to take care of all these needs. the democrats passed a partisan covid relief package. there's hundreds of billions of that left unspent. now they just passed a bill that will spend about $369 billion on their new green deal fan p sigh. those will -- fantasy. if they want to spend more money on things, they need to start pry prioritizing spending, start rescinding some of this boondoggle spending and prioritize spending. that would be my first requirement. >> i've lost track. rachel: i have too. there's so much grift out there, from the testing, covid testing

to all of the ppe, there was a lot of fraud in there. it is such a disrespect for our money that so many people worked so hard and get taxed on. senator johnson, so great to see you here. good luck with your race. we'll have you back. >> thank you. >> ron johnson for senate dot-com. i'm going to need a lot of help. rachel: he sure is. i don't think there's anybody, by the way, who the -- whether it's the joe biden administration who is afraid of the investigations he will do as the head of the committee that could do that, but also he has been dogged on going after a lot of the lies and misinformation around covid and also he's been an incredible voice for those who have had vaccine injuries, which no one wants to talk about. so he is somebody that's feared on so many levels. >> the left knows who the real fighter as are. this story as well, project

vertas released a series of videos, one focuses on trinity schools in new york city, an expensive private school in manhattan. jennifer norris is the director of student activities and she's was caught on camera saying the following. there's always groups of teachers who want to do these activist things but the administration just wouldn't let us so we've been just sneaking these things through the cracks. i don't hide how i feel. i can't pre pretend i'm not promoting an agenda. >> it's your worst fears verbalized at one of the world's most elite high schools. it shouldn't be called elite. it's really an indoctrination factory. they want to keep parents out. how does the school respond? here's the partial statement to us from trinity school. it starts of course predictably by attacking project veritas. while the circumstances around

the recordings are a r reprehen. the sentence about project veritas was it was reprehensible but the sentence regarding the teacher statements -- rachel: the teacher said she called her own students, the white boys in the school, she said they were horrible, white, preppy boys or whatever. she -- and again, the school only put her on leave which shows you they're not really that upset about what she said. if they really felt like she didn't reflect the values of the school, if they were really concerned about the students and the parents who send their kids here and what this teacher and all -- and what she says other

teachers are doing, they would fire her had. she's on leave. >> for the privilege of having your child called a horrible white boy you get to pay $706,000 a year. meanwhile -- 70,000 a year. the problem is more concerning with our health system. this is from the new york post. it's an op-ed by a doctor and a registered nurse, they're talking about the vetting process, the admission process for getting into medical school and how certain students are selected. they wrote the following, medical schools are rushing down a dangerous road, they have lowered educational standards in the name of diversity. they're enacting ideological litmus tests for future physicians, recruiting woke activists instead of the best candidates, which leads to worse health outcomes for patients. that's the last thing medical schools should be doing. they're pointing out, look, affirmative active has been in place for a long time, medical schools and every aspect of

education and in america's professional class. we're going a step further. we're going to a step further in that we're going to also vet someone ahead of time not according to their test scores or competency but whether or not they can painter the right ideological points of view before getting into medical school. >> i ideological litmus tests fr future physicians. that's about the only litmus test i don't want them to have. i don't care who you voted for when you're doing surgery on me. i want to know you're competent in what you do. we focus on elite schools in new york. we think the department of math had or the department of health, that can't -- and they're everywhere. and they're pushing this woke ideology. it's life and death had in this particular scenario. rachel: in that statement they admit that the standards have already been dropping because they're prioritizing diversity but now they'll introduce this. during the pandemic one of my

greatest frustrations were how apolitical doctors were. i expected doctors to step up when there were so many lies and politics coming through the hospital administration a. and the true is -- administration, and the truth is, most doctors want to do their job. a lot don't follow the news. they love what they do, saving people's lives. i was frustrated that more didn't jump into the fight when they saw medicine being police police-politicized during the pandemic. but now we're going to get more doctors who are politicized. this process is about getting more of them be in and the questions being asked in these applications are about systemic racism, how have you been a victim, they presuppose that so you'll get two things. you'll get either more activist or people who are willing to write they were on p on pressedr how -- oppressed or how terrible america is just so they can get

in. as someone who has had a child go through surgery which is very serious, i just want the best doctor. >> medical professionals have stood up and said if you look at the biology, there are men and there are women. every cell in your body is, the chromosomes is male or female. if you're starting out by saying if you want to be a doctor you better believe in this gender fluidity thing across the board, otherwise you can't be a doctor, if you throw biology out right away because of ideology, the left would love where that -- rachel: that's already happened. we've had had people on the show who have done that, who have been kicked out of medical school or put on probation because students turned them for saying there is male and there is female. >> the mississippi man arrested after threatening to crash a stolen plane into a walm walmars charged with grand larceny and

making terroristic threats. police say he was not likely involved in a major security breach. he had some flight training but didn't have a pilot's license. his motivation remains unclear. a man with a gun taken into custody outside of the u.s. open. the new york post reporting the suspects was from long island and was quickly arrested yesterday after waving the firearm outside of the car's passenger side window. he's charged with criminal possession of a weapon. officers are looking for the driver. and college football is back. and here are the highlights starting with georgia who smoked oregon in a blowout 49-3 win. ohio state made a statement coming back to beat notre dame, the buckeyes one 21-10. the unranked gators knocked one of my college playoff picks very far back. they lost -- utah lost 29-26 to the gators. led by quarterback anthony

richardson. there was a potential game winning drive by utah at the end but the quarterback was picked off in the final seconds. on fox, oklahoma got off to a big start to the season, beating the el paso miners, 45-13. and those are your headlines. rachel: still ahead, the blame game, the aledged source of the steele dossier is trying to dismiss charges against him in the durham probe. he's trying to use robert mueller as his offense. defense, breaking newdevelopmene mom and the new information we're learning about the suspect, just ahead.

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rachel: a fox news alert, memphis police charging a 38-year-old man in the abduction of tennessee school teacher eliza fletcher, a billionaire heiress. cleotha abston has been charged with aggravated kidnapping and tampering with evidence. he was previously sentenced for kidnapping a prominent memphis attorney at gunpoint more than 20 years ago when he was 16 years old. tj ward has worked on high profile cases including the

disappearance of natalee holloway in aruba in 2005. boy, i remember that. he joins us now. welcome. tell me how unusual it is that they've already charged this suspect but they haven't said that they found the victim yet. >> good morning. thank you for having me on the show. the police have worked very quickly on this, probably getting the vehicle and looking at, one, dna may have been in the car that belongs to him and secondly, the cell phones, look at cell phones now, it's try angulation laws. you can see the last position of where the phones were and when they were recording and one of the other things that they can look at now, they can take the electronics from the car and they can look and see where that car was, what doors were opened where and then they have to now look, they have probably issued

warrants to his home and got his computers and i don't think this was a random kidnapping. i think this was probably planned and to see what she knew about this or any evidence that might be in the house that may have obtained in order to get them. three law enforcement agencies working on this in joint cooperation is great but they worked very quickly and got this done. rachel: it's certainly interesting that she's a billionaire heiress so clearly there would be a motive there. what else do you think they're looking for and actually more importantly, what do you think based on everything that's developed so far are the chances that eliza is still alive. >> hop hopefully she is. they have to find a location now and using the dna and also the cell phone records and all to see the last position of maybe her cell phone and his cell phone to see where she may be so they can start looking. and maybe bringing in cadaver dogs or bringing in other things

that they can use to search. the texas equisearch helped me in aruba, were able to locate from information we got from witnesses and go to the locations and look. rachel: well, they offered -- the family offered $50,000 reward. they say they believe that somebody out there knows something. do you think that that amount of the reward, $50,000, is enough to get people to come forward and give the kind of information that -- so that they can quickly find her? >> yes. and having crimestoppers set up and taking all the leads and evidence law enforcement needs to follow up with, which is great and we have a girl here in atlanta now that's missing, been missing for over three weeks, her name is laura l lenore and we've been working on that case, trying to locate her had. we have two persons of interest that she was last seen with so it's a little bit different than

this situation. but i believe that this was not a random abduction. i believe that this guy knows something and hopefully the information that law enforcement obtained will lead it to ms. fletcher. rachel: both of these kidnappings are terrifying to women in particular. it's just -- i can't think of anything scarier. especially for the women of memphis. we really hope this gets resolved and that the crime in our country gets under control. it's frightening. >> yes. rachel: tj, thanks for joining us this morning. >> we pray for the family and hope they find ms. fletcher. rachel: we're praying too. thank you, tj. >> thank you. rachel: still ahead, dossier developments, how one of the sources of the unverified document is blaming robert mueller for the charges against him. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor—you're an owner. we got this, babe.

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>> these illinois moms are heading for the hall of fame in one way. check out the video capturing the moment they tackled their sons as part of the high school team's annual moms night. >> mvps join us from washington community high school, the quarterback and wide receiver, jake stuart with his mom, mandy and football coach, todd stephens. all right, team. you are saying -- it's mandy. >> yeah. >> mandy, how was the -- was that fun? you hit your son. you padded up. you got to deliver a hit. how was it? >> absolutely. you take everything out and just go full force, just to clobber your kid one time. the coaches are great. they teach us how to do it and it's amedicationing. it's a -- it's amazing. it's a great fight. we're thankful they do it. rachel: when i saw this, you know what i thought? i thought this is one way to get

a hug out of my 16-year-old. he's always pushing me away when i'm trying to hug him. so you tackled him, you gave him a hug. >> absolutely, rachel. that's a great part of it. we love it. >> coach, you know, this is -- is this something you do annually? and where did the idea come from and talk to us about it. >> you know, we've been doing it about eight years and i think originally we wanted to find a way to get m moms involved with the program. there's always the natural bond between father, son and football. we wanted the experience for our moms as well. >> jake, so i want you to take me behind the scenes. i'm going to walk you through it. i want you to tell me how it went. did your mom get any coaching on how to deliver a hit before and did you -- >> oh, yeah. >> and did you brace a yourself as she was barreling towards you? >> so beforehand, the day before actually i forgot to take out the garbage so my mom was pretty upset about that. [laughter] >> our quarterback's coach zach davis told her to lower her

shoulder and try to get underneath my chin and knock my helmet off. [laughter] >> she went after me pretty good and she was glad to get a little bit of pay back. rachel: i love that. can we see this in action. can we see you guys do something? >> yes. >> coach, walk us through it. i think you have a couple moms there ready to go. we would love to see a few if that's possible. >> we do. they're comping at the bit. i think they're stretched out, loosened up and i think they're ready to go. >> the players are prepared to take a hit. rachel: oh, wow. >> that was wasn't bad. >> let's go mom, nail him. she drove through the tackle. yes, i love this. >> very good hits. rachel: this is so good. they're thinking about all the chores the kids didn't do do. oh, my goodness. >> let's go, let's go. >> can't put your arms out. you've just got to take the hit.

>> coach, you clearly told them shoulder into the chest, drive through the tackle. >> absolutely. absolutely. maybe they've got some eligibility left. [laughter] >> that was really -- >> if you don't take the garbage out on time -- rachel: i totally love this chores angle on this. it definitely gives you the energy you need to tackle your son. wow. darryl, jake, matty, i think -- >> ed as well. rachel: i can't think of a better way to get moms involved than this. this is awesome. it makes me love football. >> coach, tell us about the squad. how's the season looking this year? >> you know what? we're young. we're getting better each week. got another big game coming up friday right here at home. >> there we go. we're fans of the washington community high school football squad at this point. >> and the moms. >> we're fans of you, big fans. hello, will, pete and rachel. we love you guy. rachel: we love you guy. s.>> thank you so much.

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someone twice to the same crime, he's trying to apply that to investigations. he's saying they looked at me once and didn't find anything so they can't look at me a second time and find i committed a crime. general flynn, when he first did an interview with the fbi the agent said he was honest and truthful. later on, prosecutors went back and looked at his interview and said oh, no, there was deception here. we're going to prosecute general flynn. so what one prosecutor or investigator thinks in one moment doesn't mean that the next investigator is tied to the analysis or the investigation of a prior team so this is ridiculous. and this won't work. rachel: i guess the fox news alert for me is there's still a durham investigation going on. i'm like what, there is? >> it was on the docket to go forward with the investigation of. what happens now with durham? rachel: do you think it comes to anything, given the environment we have around the law and donald trump and everything else? >> i think the durham

investigation is interesting. we kind of fo fore forget about. seems like durham is slowly and consistently going about his work. he doesn't seem to be rattled and shaken off the case. i hope that as the investigation continues we get the facts of what happened in this horrific four years that we went through on this lie about donald trump and the russia collusion and we should be rooting out every fbi and doj employee who helped fashifacilitate the lie, the one that's didn't follows rules, regulations and procedures of the fbi and doj that allowed this to become a four-year story, not only that, we should be looking at who was leaking what information. i mean, some of the worst leakers in washington, d.c. come from the fbi and the doj and at the same time they're like we have credibility, you need to respect us and then they're leaking bogus information to the press and the left wing press to drive a story and to drive a narrative, to drive politics, whether it was on donald trump during the four years of russiagate or even what you're seeing with regard to the raid

at mar-a-lago. >> exactly right. >> the picture we've seen, the staged photo, the p propaganda photo, that was intentional. the fbi knows what they're doing when they put the photo in the court filing that will be released and america can sit back and go we're going to judge donald trump on the photo, not on the facts. the fbi, again, i think in a lot of this is crooked. where in the hell has chris wray been to clean out the filth inside of the fbi and merrick garland i don't have him on the highest pedestal. he should have respect for the doj and clean out the politics. we should all have faith in the fbi and doj. >> we're enduring the vapor trails of the poison investigation from the beginning. maybe we'll get information. sean, what do you have on the program? >> you guys look great with donkeys or whatever you had on your backs today. rachel: they were goats, baby goats. >> rachel, nice form. i'm honored to fill in for march

ya. we have mike gallagher, we'll dive deeper into the fbi investigation of trump. we're going to look at the hunter biden investigation. we also have burgues owens who will talk about inflation and the trump speech with the dark red background that scared so many americans, attacking republicans and maga supporters. beth van duyne will talk about fentanyl at the southern border. she just got back from asia. she was talking to leaders in european countries and what their take is on america is going to be shocking. we're going to have that and also yesley bagga a, she will give us a state of play for the november elections coming up. rachel: everyone on the couch knows i'm obsessed with maria so the only other person i like to see than maria is you on sunday morning futures. >> thank you. >> thanks a, sean. >> coming up, we're getting fit on f fox scwa square. this time without the goats. how a quick weekend work out can

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♪ everybody's working for the weekend. >> we are working out for the weekend. a new study finds most americans don't meet the recommended amount of weekly exercise of 150 minutes a week. but experts believe a weekend workout could replace it. here with how is evolve you trainer is melissa -- how do i pronounce it? >> kender. >> put us through the workout here. >> you want to maximize your time. >> is it enough to just work out on the weekend? >> it is enough. any movement is better than no movement. that's what i like to say. >> those are two different things you just said there. any movement is good move innocent. >> you have to put 10 hours a week in. >> how about this, bicep curling a wine glass. the first is a med ball swing. i have a couple med balls. whoever wants to follow along would be great. all the way up overhead and then slam it down.

squat down to pick it up. >> like that? >> you got it. all the way up overhead. >> i think i broke it. >> and then slam it down. >> is this what it's supposed to look like when it's done. >> yeah. do you want to try the bigger one? >> will, your turn. >> so all the way up and then slam it down. perfect. >> we have a lot of stuff on our backs here. [laughter] >> don't lose anything. >> you guys just got a nice show back there. come on, rick, how about you? >> i'm going to lose all the stuff if i do it again. [laughter] >> what's the next one? >> the next exercise. pair of dumbbells. thrusters, you get into a comfortable squat stance. you drop it down, press the dumbbells up overhead, good, drop it down and up overhead. awesome. there we go. let's get you -- that's good. >> you can do it with a medicine ball. >> nice and flat. >> you could. i bet you could. >> flat and up overhead.

you can do a med ball. and up overhead. anything works. it's all about moving our bodies, feeling good, getting -- rachel: if i do this, will my arms look like yours? [laughter] >> you got this. you look great. rachel: i want her arms. i want what she's having. >> what's next. >> renegade row. we want to get our core involved as well. get down into a plank position with the dumbbells actually. i'll show you. perfect. show the dumbbells like she's having and you pull one dumbbell up, yes, and down, and then pull the other dumbbell up. good. yep. so our core is tight and engaged. we're rowing towards our lower spine. >> spread your feet, dude. don't roll your hips. let help you out. -- let me help you out. >> it's all about making movement fun too, that's what it's about. rachel: if you're saying if we do this once a week -- >> you don't have to twist your body. >> the organization wants 75 minutes of vigorous exercise a

week or 150 minutes of moderate intensity exercise. if you can fit it in on the weekend or throughout the week, that's great. rachel: it doesn't matter how you spread it out, as long as you get it in. >> i didn't know that. >> lots of multiple amounts of movement at the same time. >> right. >> what are we doing here. >> if you have one to two days a week, doing full body major movement pattern is key. upping the heart rate, getting the -- rachel: the heart rate's going. >> we have all these bands. yes. you put the band -- look at that. you're going to get your glute meat all fired up. >> that's what wills does every day. >> you can even put it higher. rachel: hey, guys -- tight end. >> tightened. tight end.>> i'm going down. >> you're getting your movement in. after the pizza, now we're moving. >> still ahead -- just go home. don't worry about it. i'm not reading that. >> will's going to be bobbing

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just stop. pete: he didn't stop talking and so, of course, here we are. rick: i took yesterday off to not have to do that, and here i am. pete: bobbing for wings, and this morning it's our turn. will has, since we arrived on set morning, been suspicious, he's been skeptical -- will: belly aching, i knew this was coming, and i'm upset. these are the wings from yesterday, rachel. these are are atom you can. if. rachel: by the way, this is -- one, two, three, go -- [cheers and applause] ♪ rachel: it's so gross, it's so gross! [laughter] all right. well, today i did not compete -- [laughter]

rick: you got one -- will: he knocked them all back in! rachel: the winner, the winner is rick! [cheers and applause] rick: yes! come on. pete: oh, my goodness. will: see you later. rachel: was it as bad as you thought? will: it's terrible. [laughter] ♪ ♪ sean: good sunday morning, everyone, and welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm sean duffy in for maria bartiromo. america is at a critical crossroads facing issues from out of control inflation to the southern border crisis, to the growing threat of china. on thursday president biden took to the stage in prime time not to address these issues, but to focus on maga and republicans in a speech that was the exact opposite prosecuten one he delivered on -- from the one he delivered on inauguration day. >> we can see each