will: little exercise on fox square celebrating national family fitness day and not

related. we'll have cuddling cows later. pete: recently we had goats on our backs and now cuddling cows. will: it's really cute. rachel: emotional support animals for "fox & friends" weekend. we're going all woke here. will: it is national hunting and fishing day. rachel: not slaughter day. pete: it's not slaughter day. rachel: by the way, i was out of breath doing the hula hooping. i could have done much better. i just want everyone to know i had a pack , an audio pack on my back. pete: i don't think anyone thought you did poorly. rachel: when i was a kid. i could do it nonstop. i love hula hooping and it's great exercise and so glad it's out there. you don't like hula hooping? pete: after it's down about 15 seconds, where's the added interest? will: we'll be back onset and

like where's rachel? she's outside hula hooping 90 minutes later. rachel: it's fun to hula hoop. pete: it's fun to learn but once you've mastered it, how much hooping can i do? rachel: it's like saying i mmastered throwing a ball into the net. how much more fun can it be? will: i accept that rebuttal. rachel, have you ever hula hooped to elton john? rachel: no. will: now is your chance. rachel: now is my chance. at the white house. will: we have video footage of elton john singing at the white house. he's on his farewell tour. we did not just transform into e television here. this is elton john performing for the first time at the white house in 1998 and this takes place looking like a brandon circus event at the white house and meanwhile on friday, your stock market down 486 points

down to 29,500. weaver at the lowest -- we're at the lowest since november of 2020. various indexes there and nasdaq all down big on the very same day let them eat cake with elton john. pete: that's the perception. if i was president of the united states, elton john come perform. i understand the instinct of like big star at the white house friday night, big event. i get it. when you contrast it with what average americans are being faced with this week, the fed raising rates and yet every part of your life has gotten more difficult from personal safety to your personal checking account. it goes straight to how much money you make. here's more data that contrasts with elton john that came out from the heritage foundation. they showed that under trump, you overall gained $4,000 in annual income. under biden, that's been completely erased and then some. $4,200 erased from your income.

so everything's getting more expensive, you're not making as much as a result and your 401k is in the tank. stuart varney was just on the program with us saying we're about to go off a cliff. it probably is going to get worse so images like that show you how -- remind you how detached washington is from the way you live. rachel: you couldn't have said it better, pete. stuart varney, we asked him and probably should have asked him on air so i'll say it are we in a recession? he said, yes. we are in a recession. i think what adds injury -- makes this even worse, i guess, is the fact that this was done on purpose. this is -- there was completely preventable and stuart pointed it out as well. this was all about the climate agenda. on day one, they declared war on american energy and shut down the pipeline and haven't made new leases and energy costs through the roof. people are already behind on

utility payments going into the winter and everyone is poor and it's hurting the middle class, working class and poor even more. it was intentional. they are intentionally making you poorer because they have an ideology, a religion about the climate. will: virginia governor put it into the term $4200 in income that's been erased. >> they're most concerned about inflation. they're most concerned about the fact that they're seeing this silent thief that was let luis e by the biden administration and grocery prices escalated to double digits and all of a sudden virginiaens, and i think americans, are really starting to worry. rachel: one of the saddest things i've seen come out of this is how much -- and we've done interviews with these elderly people are on fixed income and they go what am i going to do.

they've pulled themselves out of retirement and the volunteer jobs in their community and they're getting jobs at wal-mart, at restaurants. i see more and more older people who should be retired, who should be enjoying that part of their life having to go back to work to make ends meet. this is what it's like to live under joe biden's economy. but they're having a concert. pete: we'll see how successfully kevin mccarthy and their commitment to america are able to frame their election about those issues, which they should be if it was about quality living as opposed to abortion, january 6, donald trump. which is all -- and maga republicans, which is all the left wants to talk about. that's where politics becomes very, very important. the field -- whatever field you're playing on and whose terms are set determines how voters feel when they go to the ballot box and could have a big impact. rachel: the messaging is important too, pete. the media and social media and big tech are definitely magnifying the democrat version

of what's going on. pete: it's always stacked against republicans no doubt. glen youngkin talked about a silent thief and many parents talked about their children's education. we had parents on the show and their son is an eleventh grader at bellevue high school outside of seattle in washington. he signed up to take a u.s. history course. that's what it said when looking through the syllabus and different options, u.s. history. when he went into the course, he saw something very, very different. got this syllabus for the class. it was about basically decolonizing u.s. history. the book in the bottom, is the core textbook for the class, which is u.s. history written from the soviet perspective. it's a marxist view and hate america view and every aspect of the syllabus is why america is such a bad country. that's not the u.s. history course this kid thought he signed up for.

parents found out and we asked them about it. take a listen. >> the way that the -- on the course was represented was just ordinary u.s. history. the second week of school our son brought home a flier and it's a flier that you showed there saying de-colonizing u.s. history and the first paragraph says we're grateful to stand on the land of indian land and white guy stealing the land from the indians. >> it's exhausting to be a parent and baby sit what's going on in the classroom. i guess calvin and i are going to be history teachers. pete: maybe they should be. i'll note they tried to get the school to allow them to switch the courses for their kid. the district refused. no, he's stuck in this class. rachel: this is what seattle's like. i have family members that live in seattle who are moderately conservative. they just keep their mouth shut. if you don't like this, i mean, there's nothing you can do. seattle is probably one of the worst places for this. but yet interesting, we've been talking about this for a long time on this show and, pete,

you've highlighted it. howard zin is the primary textbook in this history book. that's a marxist book. this is what parents have to do. i agree with her. it must be exhausting. pete: has to be. will: pete, kevin mccarthy and republicans put out plan for the election and four pedestals, crime, inflation, one was education right here. so addressing issues like this. pete: parents bill of rights. rachel: putting parents in charge but then joe biden went in front of the unions and now we know who he wants in charge. pete: he went in front of the unions and didn't say a word about education, teacher's union and didn't talk about education and talk about maga republicans and abortion and asking for an id to vote is somehow blocking the ballot box or not wanting drop boxes that are unattended is somehow discriminatory. that's how they're framing it. rachel: i love how you framed it, pete, as stealing. they're stealing -- it's that you said stealing their minds.

i say stealing your money because your tax dollars go to teaching reading, math, science, and u.s. history that uplifts our country and tells the truth. they're stealing your money and using it to take your kids away from you to divorce them of the values you have in your home and really to turn them into little activists so everyone should be outraged with this. a parent bill of right is the way to go. will: immigration was the force there on the republican's midterm plans and it's everywhere, not just seattle. rachel: that's right. we'll turn now to your headlines. a florida sheriff's department says a deputy was killed by an illegal immigrant in a hit and run on thursday at a construction site. deputy michael hart crwick was n duty guarding that site when a front loader plowed into him. the driver tried to leave the area and knew he killed the deputy and he's charged with fleeing the scene of an accident. see if he eventually gets deported. nypd union members fired for not

getting the covid vaccine must be re-instated. that's the ruling made by a new york state supreme court judge yesterday. the pba president celebrated the legal victory saying "this decision confirms what we have said from the start, the vaccine mandate was an improper infringement on our member's rights to make personal medical decisions". amen to that. it's time for the fox digital wiz quiz. now that it's fall, time to test our knowledge of one of the most popular autumn foods: apples. starting with where did apple pie originate? was it in italy? switzerland, or england? pete: i'm going with england, d. will: americans apple pie, i'm going b, united states. rachel: i'm going to say italy and i've seen those carts there. pete: i want to keep my vote. one point.

rachel: next question, around how many apples does it take to produce one gallon of apple sigh darling stone? 20, 50, 36, or 68? will: i'm going to say 68d. you got to squeeze a lot of juice to get a gallon. rachel: i'm going with b. will: i'll go with c. 36. boom. rachel: guys. all right, this is the last question. which u.s. president liked to prune his apple trees as a ho hobby? abe lincoln, george washington, jimmy carter. george washington. pete: john adams. will: john adams as well. oh, it was george washington. rachel: i only got one right. will: you got two right. rachel: these are not real ap apples. pete: can't do it with a fake apple. will: there's one real one here. rachel: there is a real one in

there. will: all right, still ahead. that's a real one you sent across the floor. rachel: yours was a real one. i forgot some are real. will: bracing for impact, fiona makes land fall in eastern canada packing strong winds and heavy rains and we're tracking the storm. rachel: and democrats are making a number of bold claims about the gop abortion bill but are they accurate? will and pete go off the wall with reality checks, next. ♪

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♪ will: democrats are now claiming senator lin lindsey graham's new bill would effectively ban abortions after 15 weeks. pete: all of them. even joe biden is saying i'm talking about no exception, rape, incest, no exception regardless of age and biden said my church, by that he means the catholic church, doesn't even make that argument now. will: is that true? a reality check as we go off the wall. no, that is not the case.

to expose misconceptions, democrats are putting forward on abortion, we'll start with senator graham's bill, which does i in fact include exceptios for rape, incest, and physical danger specifically for minors subject to their harms. >> reporter: there's a debate between republicans and democrats on the issue of abortion and a debate amon republicans about does it allow it to return to the states or do you have a federal ban. lindsey graham has weighed in with his view he'd like a federal ban at 15 weeks. what the left is doing is mis-characterizing it and you can't have a debate because they said it doesn't include all these when it does. we're trying to set the record straight before we go into all the aspects of the actual debate. will: that's the point of all the wall, a reality check. no one was more in line and deserving of a reality check this week than failed gubernatorial candidate of

georgia, stacey ab abrams that d the following. >> there's no such thing as a heart beat bill. it's a manufactured sound designed to convince people that men have a right to take control of a woman's life. will: a manufactured sound. conspiracy theory. a manufactured sound for men to control women's bodies. pete: from the lips of someone the democratic party looks to as a leader. planned parenthood on its site and planned parenthood, obviously the biggest advocate of abortion in this country, had on their site months ago that very basic beating heart and circulatory systems develop during the fifth to sixth week of pregnancy. will, interestingly around the time these comments came out, that has been deleted from the planned parenthood web side. will: yeah, planned parenthood originally did follow along with where science leads you that there's a flickering of cells and electronic impulses at five to six weeks and what doctors are calling cardiac activity

signs of life. pete: so when the heart is forming, which is what's happening in the fifth, sixth, seventh month, you would at some point begin to hear flickers which turn into heart beats. she's saying all you're hearing is some manufactured sound. will: now planned parenthood changed their language after stacey abrams conspiracy theory and reflect the talking point instead of the science. pete: that's how science is supposed to work? will: for a good two years? pete: interesting. will: speaking of misconceptions and people in line for reality check, how about our vice president kamala harris. she had the following to say. >> the highest court in our land, i say to a roomful of attorneys, took away a constitutional right to defend women's reproductive freedom. you are taking on rightly the crisis pregnancy centers. pete: we wanted to talk about

the crisis regularity centers that are a center of a lot of misinformation over the past since dobbs. pete: planned parenthood going back to them characterizes cries izescrisis pregnancy centers as shady and have harmful agendas. alongside the rhetoric from the left, there's dozens of attacks on crisis pregnancy centers. what did they actually do? they provide counseling and information. i think we're going this way. here we go. we're still learning. guidance to mothers and families. if you're a young mother in a vulnerable situation and families who is pregnant, the idea of a crisis pregnancy center is abortion is not your only option, will. we want to help you care for that life. will: yeah and because of these misconceptions about crisis pregnancy centers, there's been a lot of negative attention focused, source of protests and so forth. it's always worth setting the record straight. how about this, where does the united states stand? we've talked about this. where does the united states stand when it comes to abortion

law? how draconian and restrictive is the united states as compared to like europe. here are examples, in europe where abortion is banned in ireland after 12 weeks of pregnancy. lindsey graham's bill would not ban but make it hard to access abortion exception in the cases of rape, incest, and so forth after 15 weeks of pregnancy. pete: democrats are always looking at europe and saying look how forward thinking they are on issue x, y, or z. will, you mentioned germany 12 weeks after conception. by the way, it's punishable abortion up to three years in prison in germany as well. italy banned after 90 days of gestation. the reality check, and that's what this is, is a 15 week ban with exceptions for rape, incest, and life of the mother is not extreme at all by international standards. if anything, it goes even further than our european friends. will: that's right. there's a reality check. there will be a lot of heated rhetoric and misinformation about this issue as we head into

midterm elections because democrats consider this to be the mountain on which to plant their flag. pete: they're going to frame as misinformation in a way that makes republicans look extreme. message to everybody, ask your local candidate when do they believe how far should someone be allowed to carry a baby until it's aborted. usually you'll find an extreme answer. will: a question karine jean-pierre would not answer. pete: extending proxy voting till november. till a week ago, biden said this. >> pandemic is over and we still have a problem with covid and still doing a lot of work on it. it's what the pandemic is over. will: representatives carlos jimenez and mary meek sound off next. ♪

rachel: howling winds in halifax after fiona makes land fall if canada as a post-tropical cyclone. it's uprooting trees and causing widespread power out ages and another storm on the horizon with hurricane ian and the storm is expect topped develop into a major hurricane by midweek. meteorologist rick reichmuth is tracking both in the weather booth. >> hey, rachel. fiona is like super-storm sandy in eastern canada and nova scotia and affecting newfoundland and the center of the island and winds across parts of maine this morning, part of the same system. this will continue to pull up winds and maine will subside and get ago way from any populations

throughout the day today across parts of canada. then we'll turn our attention down across parts of the caribbean and tropical storm ian, 45 miles an hour storm and it's had a lot of wind sheer ripping it apart and not allowing it to strengthen. that wind sheer however is about to subside and it'll go over an area without any wind sheer and warm water and it'll strengthsen quickly by the time we get into tomorrow. tropical storm watch for jamaica and not a hurricane watch there and hurricane watch around the cayman islands and we'll see the storm go right across western tip of cuba and then eventually across areas of florida. dig differences in parts of florida and the center of the system coming on. watch this here though. preparations across south florida being prepared by the end of day monday and in towards central florida tuesday morning. download the fox weather app and haven't talked about this just

enough. fox weather has a -- is an app you can download and watch live broadcast following this storm throughout the day today actually all the time. great weather information but it's like watching tv on your phone. fox weather app, download it. it's amazing. rachel. rachel: thank you, rick. it'll be interesting. a lot of new residents in florida and this might be their first big storm. rachel: glad you said that. you're absolutely right. rachel: follow the fox weather app and pay attention to rick. thank you, rick. house speaker nancy pelosi extended proxy voting that allows members to vote without being present in the chamber due to what they say is a public health emergency of covid-19. but isn't the pandemic over? >> the pandemic is over. we're still having a problem with covid and doing a lot of work on it. it's what -- but the pandemic is over. rachel: here to react is congressman jimenez and

congresswoman miller-meeks. i'll start with you congressman. what is this about? the pandemic is over and they should be getting back to work. and voting in person. >> i agree and so one of the tenants of our commitment to america is to make sure that on the first day, the new rules if the republicans take over control of the houses that we eliminate proxy voting and we make sure all congressmen and women are there to vote in person so i was very happy to be with our leader yesterday in washington county, pennsylvania, as we unveiled our commitment to america and that's one of the tenants of our commitment to america. rachel: congresswoman miller-meeks, is this really about giving members of congress more time to campaign in their districts? is that really what nancy is trying to do here? the democrats need to do some more campaigning. they're in trouble. >> well, let's be honest, proxy voting was put in place so members didn't travel and expose others to covid-19 if they were covid-19 positive. there's only one person that can

lift the public health emergency and that's president biden and president biden said the pandemic is over. i would tend to agree with him. we still are functioning with it but to have proxy voting continue as you know last week, there was almost a vote that the republicans took because they didn't have members of their own party in. you know, members of congress, my colleagues are abusing this practice. some have voted as far away as france while on vacation. this is all about making sure they have members to vote for the next week and while they're campaigning in their district. rachel: yeah, that's disgusting. voting from france because of covid. you should be in the chamber. great stuff. talk about the republican commitment to america plan. congressman, what do you say is the top issue? i know you've laid out the republicans have laid out a lot of things but what's the main focus here? >> well, there's two things. first of all on the first day if we take control of congress, the

federal government should be working for the people and not going after the people. our leaders made a commitment the first thing we'll do is eliminate the 87,000 irs agents coming after you and me and everybody else in the country but really the topic number within on american's minds is inflation and that's the main topic we're going to be battling. we are going to lower inflation by stopping the out of control spending that the democrats and the biden administration are doing and contributing to the inflation. we're going to increase the level of better paying jobs. you know, across the country. we're going to also look at how we can lower energy costs by unleashing american energy. there's absolutely no reason to be dependent on foreign oil and the biden administration continues to wage war against the american energy industry. that's the most important aspect of this plan. rachel: congresswoman nancy

pelosi is calling this plan extremist. what say you? >> i would say the extreme is that there is no plan by the democrats. they have no plan. their policies created tremendous harm to the american people. rising crime and people don't feel they can trust their government and their government is not accountable and our plan and commitment to america is an economy that is strong, a nation that is safe. a future that is build on freedom and also a government that's accountable so we're going to be looking at things, a parent's bill of right, healthcare that's affordable but not controlled by bureaucrats but controlled by you and your doctor. making sure that we have the right amount of law enforcement locally that can reduce the up rise in crime and up tick in crime due to disastrous democrat policies. we have a plan, they have no plan and what they have done over the past 20 months that has created great harm to the american people and crisis all

the way from our border to our national security, to crime, to inflation, to parent's education of their children. we're going to make sure that we're listening to people and we can provide them hope: rachel: yeah, well i wish you guys luck on that because the republican house could certainly put the brakes on some of the spending. i want to thank you both for joining us this morning. congressman, con woman. congres. >> thank you. >> thank you so much, rachel. rachel: still ahead, president biden addresses the nation's largest teachers union and appears to talk about everything but education. >> survival of our planet is on the ballot. if you give me two more democratic senators in the united states senate, i promise you we're going to codify roe. rachel: this as that same union is accused of creating teacher badges with qr codes linking to explicit material. a panel of moms joins us on the

administration misplaced priorities when it comes to schools, next. ♪

pete: welcome back. joe biden addressing the nation's largest teacher union about everything from climate

change to abortion but not, you know, education. >> the survival of our planet is on the line. if you give me two more democratic senators in the united states senate, i promise you we're going to codify roe. pete: politics, politics. his speech comes after reports that that same union helped create badges for teachers with qr codes that lead students to sites with explicit sexual material. our all star mom panel is here to react. we have three ladies here with us. carol, does it surprise you at all that joe biden's speech to the nea had nothing to do with the e in their name?

>> it doesn't because neither party is interested in the education of children at all. president biden continues to hand over power to the special interest groups and he led policy that kept schools closed during the pandemic and now they're handed more power by the president instead of facing their actions. these unions go hand-in-hand with the democratic party to push insane leftist ideas on our kids. critical race theory, gender ideology and new shift of pushing kinks and the variety approvals by the biden administration. elections matter. if you vote for democrats, you're voting for this and my message to the republican party, do not forget that parents are fired up. talk to panters. run on school issues. this is a layup for you. don't miss. pete: very well said. keisha, the superintendent of the school district in hilliard put out a statement over the backlash of the nea badges and what was said, this is what they claim, the qr code on the back

of the badge is not there to be shared with students but rather provided to adults by the nea should that be interested in learning more about lgbtq+ issues and supporting lgbtq+ students. any teacher that chooses to wear one of the badges clearly understoods resources were intended for adults but not students. one resource links to teen health sources promising to power youth and a how to guide for performing sexual activities. what do you make of it >> i? >> i think the left has gone completely insane. i don't understand how it seems like every solution that they want to offer is based around sex. oh, if you have a mental health issue, if you're an lgbtq child, like why do we even know your sexual preference, why are we even talking about that, but their solution seems to be these

radical sexual extremism. i think the left has become the party of that. they've become the party of radical sexual extremism and our children are right in their cross hairs. pete: for sure. it seems to be younger and younger and once was sex ed and now it's the youngest of ages and most complex of sexual topics. >> oh, it's just so disturbing. keisha and carol are completely right and we're hypersexualizing things and i've been studying this for two years and behind me is a pile of books that i've gotten. one of them is taking the idea of the wheels on the bus and now turning it into a drag queen story hour. how did we get here? we talked about feeling this morning. we're now stealing children's souls. this is a book that some people might now, not my idea. a book about whiteness. this is the race issue.

but look at this disturbing last page, innocence is overrated. that's how you end up with qr codes that teach, you know, teach eache teachers how to give kids sex tips. look at this book, the gay bcs. it's a book meant for little hands. i is no longer for ice cream, it's for intersex and t is no longer for train, it's for trans. this is book after book that's about indoctrination, pronoun book, bye bye binary and how do we end up with all of this kink? you end up with this book for teenagers, let's talk about it, and it literally tells teenagers to go on the internet to find people with similar fetishes to the ones that they have, and it gives them a guy on how to give

their nude pictures and share them on the internet. this is the disturbing stealing of the american child's soul and i can't agree with everybody anymore than what has already been said that, you know, we've got to stand up and we have to lay claim to our children. the heavens divided. pete: well said. carol, that idea that innocence is overrated. that looks like what they're targeting here. >> yeah, absolutely. somebody might have a book coming out on this very topic that i can't quite announce yet but this is absolutely happening. they're targeting our kids to not be kids and little soldiers in their fight for leftism. you know, you're going to hear a lot more about this but this is definitely exactly what's happening and parents need to fight for their children. you see it happening, you know it's happening. don't ignore it. don't pretend somebody else will fight for you. don't try to just pretend it's

not happening. it's happening and you have to stand up for your kids. nobody caress about your children more than you. this is the line that parents need to take with them everywhere they go. no one will fight for your kids the way that you will. pete: amen. quisha, last word. what do you say to parents that say well, it's not in my public school? >> i can bet you if they dig deep enough, there's something somewhere you would not be happy with as a parent. just like karol said, we have to speak up and vote in the politicians and officials who will stand up for parents and protect children. pete: amen. you got one more book then we got to go. >> oh, i'm just saying, one of these books from this pile of books is in your school library and in the classroom. parents be aware. pete: parents be aware and do not lie to yourself. ladies, as usual you delivered and thank you for bees patriotic and passional mothers in

protecting our kids. we appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: you got it. all right, i'm going to toss over to will who's got headlines. will: we begin with this, new developments in the mysterious death of a georgia woman whose body was found burned in the woods last week. police log shows her daughter's home was searched shortly after she disappeared and was reporting missing and reported sending money and cryptic message through v venmo. her husband said she was a beautiful person and the neighbor of the couple was vouching for him and saying he'd bet his life on their innocence. police are still investigating. inflation hitting senior living homes and putting a major strain on families across america. that's according to "the wall street journal". many elder care facilities are raising prices and adding new fees as providers pay more for food, utilities, wages and supplies. monthly fees rising by as much as 12% so far this year.

a ford is working on a monster new engine that might blow the godzilla v8 power trucks out of the water. auto maker teasing truck fans after filing the megazilla last week and project manager confirming it's coming and it will be even more powerful than the 430-horsepower godzilla. those are your headlines. still ahead, holy cow, up next we're cuddling cows for stress relief. don't move a muscle. ♪

will: get ready. we're going to be milking puns for this segment. next guests are here to offer innovative new method for stress relief. it's cow cuddling apparently. pete: yes, joining us now with an utterly satisfying new therapy is farmers casey rock well and natalie whitman and baby calfs angel, paula dean and

pumpkin. rachel: this is cow therapy. why do people need cow therapy? >> yeah, so cows have a lower heart rate than humans so it's naturally relaxing to cuddle with them and spend time with them so when you cuddle with a cow, your brain releasing oxytocin and just makes you feel a heavy sense of bond and love with the cow. rachel: how do you cuddle with a cow? is there a technique? >> yeah, big spoon little spoon. >> i prefer like crisscross apple sauce. they're a little overstimulated now but they'll lay down in your lap. >> i do this a lot. rachel: is your heart rate coming down too? pete: so nice. rachel: he's licking me. what happened? pete: this is a nice cuddle. which one is this? >> paula. pete: will, this is paula. will: it's paula? rachel: you get pumpkin.

>> that's pumpkin. will: is thornhill tore is the first time i've -- this is the first time i've felt good all show. will: come here, pumpkin. rachel: will is getting into it. >> good thing they brought three cows. rachel: rick, you must cuddle. pete: i think we can all agree these cows are cute. how much longer before they're not cute anymore? rachel: never? >> i think they always stay cute. these things will be gigantic snouty animals soon. soon. rachel: they already slobbered all over my pants when i was nursing them. >> feeding them. >> where does the cow like to be pet? >> the chin. pete: the chin? really? will: there? >> rachel: like giant puppies. will: oh, you do like that. rachel: get in there and give him a hug. come on, rick. >> he doesn't like getting his

teeth touched. rachel: what do people, when people go through the therapy, what do they report to you and what do they say and who's a good candidate for cow therapy? >> anyone is a good candidate. people if they have younger children, i usually have them just hold them cause the cows can get kind of scary to a little kid and usually people are just so excited because it's kind of unusual to see cows this young and they're only a month old so it's just a great opportunity. will: they're a month old. wow. pete: they are babies. >> are they rescue cows? >> yeah f a veal auction. pete: from a veal auction. >> man, this just got dark. >> i know. will: go to rosebridgefarmsanctuary.com. rachel: thank you for the cuddles. will: thank you, paula. rachel: one more big hour.

pete: more "fox & friends" coming up. still ahead. keep cuddling, everybody. tail's getting a little high for me. ♪

♪ ♪ i'm gonna need some whiskey glasses quds i don't to see the truth ♪ pete: great song. there's some cows out there, and there's some cow cuddling. welcome to "fox & friends" on this fourth hour, saturday morning, september -- cow bells, everything. because we were doing some cow cuddling, will, rachel and i because, apparently, tha