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we're glad to be together on this couch. rachel: we are glad to be together. will: petition and i were talking, it's like we were talking in code and rachel's like i'm not following. we were speaking in sports pet s metaphor. rachel: we do speak in code sometimes. >> we don't talk in code with you. we're grateful you're here, fourth hour of two days, four hours, we're in the home stretch. we have a lot of big news. rachel: we sure do. there's no bigger news in my house than our baby valentina turned 3 years old. she celebrated with a birthday dinner and we got her cake. she has come along way. she doesn't just have down's syndrome. she had a serious heart condition when she's was six months old, had open hearth surgery so we're so glad and i

want to be put it up because so many viewers prayed so hard for her and her doctors during the surgery. she is doing great. she just started school. they start school for children with special needs with down's a little earlier so she's starting and getting acclimated and it's been exciting. >> that means for the first time ever you get a little time alone at the house during the -- rachel: first time in my life that there's not a child home during the day. we're still getting used to that. >> what do you do? pace around. rachel: i'm not going to tell you what i do. sawn's home too. [laughter] >> well. that's code talk. >> with that. >> you know what she's talking about. rachel: re-begin with another fox -- we begin with another fox alert, a fox weather alert. florida is reeling from the devastation caused by hurricane sphwhrian. >> and the de death toll unfortunately continues to

climb. alexandria hoff is in florida. >> reporter: what's shocking from today, aside from the images, is the fact that there are people who rode out the storm, they're on the island without means to get off and they're in need of help. we spoke to a man who stayed behind thinking the storm would not be so bad, he told me when water breached the top of his home, he made the call to swim out with his elderly uncle and he used a top hot tub cover as a flotation device and he shielded himself. >> i took a bombardment. it was a bombardment. i had to make a jump call -- judgment call there, whether we live or die. >> reporter: well, his uncle survived as well, fortunately. according to the sheriff's office, 6 to 700 rescues were made just yesterday. the sheriff is reported about 35

deaths. just about 30 minutes north of here the coast guard will operate a rescue mission today, to help people get off pine island. we're waiting for that to take place. the nation guard is assisting, providing water and food to those in need. lee county, 64% of people without power, as for the internet, governor de santis announced the state has elon musk on-board. >> at the same time, we are working with spacex and we are expecting 120 additional large star link units to deploy to southwest florida. >> reporter: the governor stopped by a waffle house in charlotte county, one of the first businesses to open up after ian's devastation in that part of the state. the floodwaters have been plaguing the scene that you're watching now, out of venice florida and sarasota county where a portion of i-75 was shut down for hours after water made the roadway there unsafe for cars. it has since reopened which is

good. his historic flooding gripped orlando. college students used air a mattresses to rescue friends and gather personal items from apartment complexes. the white house c confirms -- te house confirms that the president and first lady will visit on wednesday. >> we're learning this morning, get this one, that the national institute of health, the nih, has awarded new funding to eco health alliance for bat coronavirus research. according to the nih's website, $653,000 was awarded to peter da dacik and eco health to analyze bat coronavirus emergence in multiple countries. you remember they did covid research at the wuhan lab funded

by taxpayers. he was the lone u.s. based representative for the u.s. health organizations investigation into covid-19 orally unders which has yet, as -- origins, which has yet, as they say, to be officially determined. let's bring in kevin mccarthy who joins us on the couch. >> this is was we're talking about. i have a p present for all of you, your own commitment to america. in here, with we talk about a government that's held account aable. wouldn't we want to know where covid originated? rachel: we know, though. we know where it came from. >> the democrats will not hold the hearings on it. we have the oversight ready to go to get the information so it can't repeat so we don't fund things that create problems in the future and we never have to live through this again. this is the difference in 37 days of what is the country can have. >.>> there's a change you're suggesting should republicans gain back the house and senate? how does this happen?

>> a lack of accountability. how can this move forward? how can fauci still be there? why wouldn't we have hearings? you had had more people die during this administration than before and they had a vaccine. you have the president calling a coast guard member thanking them for saving lives but wanting to lay him off because he's not vaccinated. things is crazy. -- this isday crazy. the this is ev everything you tk about on this coach. the democrats -- they spent $9 trillion, raised the price of gasoline, when we could be energy independent. they did all that changes. we have a plan for it. then when you think about parents upset being called a terrorist because they went to a school board meeting, the doj, we're going to oversee that, we're going to pass a parents bill of rights, give them a choice where they want to go, change the country and put us on

a new path. we spent a year and-a-half studying all the problems and laying out the solutions. an economy that's strong, a nation that's safe, a future that's built on freedom, and a government that's accountable. rachel: i mean, we need to hold. carchina accountable a.aso here. some people said if the republicans win in the midterms it just puts the brakes on what joe biden and the democrats are doing but you're saying that with you as a speaker, and open republicans in the majority in congress the take we can reverse these things, not just put the brakes but reverse it. >> first you put the brakes on. we need everybody to join with us. we'll pass it out of the house. we need the momentum to get to the senate and president's desk. if we win the house and the senate, we've got stronger levers, we've got the appropriation process, the congressional review act where we can repeal the regulation that's they put and that brought more inflation. we've got reconciliation. we can put it on the president's

desk. rachel: you're promising to withhold funding whether it's the fbi or whatever the organization that you're investigating, if they are not transparent, if they don't make real reforms, then you're willing to withhold the funding for those agents. >> we can go into the areas that are causing the problems and review the funding but more importantly, why don't we hold them accountable? why don't we have a government -- >> by that you mean hearings an oversight, showing what they've done and how it could -- >> it's laying out the truth and correcting the processes. the one thing we teach people as parents, you make a mistake, don't do it again. why in government today is they hold nobody accountable. i watched the clip. our border, we're going to make that secure many it's not that difficult. but they can't answer the question. you put up a chairman, you called on the january 6th -- he's chairman of homeland schomeland-homeland security. he says i'm going to give a

speech. rachel: there's terrorists coming across the border. he's the homeland security guy. >> apply the commitment to america, i would love to talk about nih and fauci or illegal immigration and the border. if republicans have control of the house and senate, but not the white house, in a little over a month, apply the commitment to america to the border, what can do you with that power? >> first thing we'll do, end catch and release, we'll pass it on the floor. on the first day what we're going to do so you can see it. we're going to recall the 87,000 irs agents. we shouldn't be here to go after you. we should be here to support you. what we're going to do is make us energy independent. open up those leases. let america unshackle what we have best and what we'll do is that will lower the gasoline price. it will lower inflation in the process. we'll end p catch and release, bring if in -- you can have e-verify, make sure on welfare reform that you have to have

citizenship and provide resources so you have the border agents and finish the infrastructure along the border so it's secure. that's the very first thing you should be able to do. not defund the police. why aren't we looking at every prosecutor, this is what we're going to do, we're going to score every single one based on whether they uphold the law. >> how about the questions of higher level accountability, mayorkas, secretary of homeland security, lot of people have called for his impeachment and a-- isthat what you'll talk abo? >> we've sent out 500 preservation letters. keep that information. we've tried to start the hearings where they have stopped us, the had have the accountability which every -- which every congress should do, regardless of who is if the administration. you'll have jim jordan at judiciary, you'll have comer at oversight but every committee should have oversight over their jurisdiction. we have been able to work on that now so on the very first day you can bring mayorkas in

with a subpoena but you could be overlooking and make sure overseeing that it's held accountable for each process. rachel: one of the most effective people or leaders in holding people accountable and getting information out of a system of the swamp that doesn't want to give you information was devin nunes with kash patel. i had him on the show. i said we're going to -- conservatives want to put republicans in power but how do we know we're going to get something out of these hearings besides just hearings that probably the good moments just air on fox. so how do we do that? he said it was the power of the purse. he said if kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house and all of these leaders in the p republican party commit to pulling funding, he said he thought that was the only way you could hold them accountable was tying the reforms to funding, if you don't make those reforms, if you don't give us the documents we need to do this investigation, we're going to withhold your funding. >> you've got to be smart about

it, how you do precisions. if somebody's sick you don't do the whole body, you find the poison and take it out. what you do the first day is change the rule, the holcomb rule. if there's a poison within an organization that you can go and defund that area right there. that's one of the elements he'll we'll do. we'll prepare a system that we can change it. you want a government that's effective. you want a government that's efficient. right? so you don't want to shut everything down. was you want to do is change the problem and make it better. rachel: the agency. >> that's what we'll do. exactly. >> forgive me if i don't -- i think it's senator josh hawley who said there's a lot of conversation with joe biden and the presidency and with democrats in power there's no political will to get anything done on the border. i want to stay on the border. there's a question what about the states, can they do something in lieu of the federal government. do they have the power to declare an invasion. the supreme court said no. hawley said he would be in favor of pushing forth had a bill that

empowers the states to take that on. where would you push republicans and the house on turning that power, not advocating it as a federal government but allowing states to take over something if the federal government will not. >> the very first thing i would do is make the -- i'm a believer in a small government but this is responsibility of government. if you can't protect your borders, you don't have a country. we should do the job. if we are in the majority, why would we want to move a bill that gives the responsibility to somebody else? why don't we do our job. >> because the a answer to that is when you don't have power, what we're seeing right now is the federal government won't do it. >> after november and january if we're if the majority we'll be given power. the administration still has power as well. you're going to have a check and balance there. we should do that. if there's an ability to get flexibility to the state because i think what abbott is doing is admirable. i think abbott shouldn't have to do that. i think that shouldn't have to pay for that. we should have to reimburse them. i've been to the border numerous

times. if it wasn't abbott putting the the national guard there would we have the capability of stopping whether we're stopping but 3 million people have come across. people on the terrorist watch list from 160 different countries. why are they coming here and what do they have planned? then the fentanyl, you've got to understand. it's the number one kill canner of americans -- killer of americans between ages 18 and 45. it's hitting every city in america. every city is a border city. we've got people in the white house that won't visit. the president's been in office more than 40 years. s he's never been to the border. >> there will be a showdown on this because carrie lake running in arizona is running on declaring an invasion day one. we have two more years of them controlling dhs where the border could welcome another 5 million people which changes the landscape. i think you're here in new york to endorse mike lawler, if i'm correct. >> he's running for congress. this is an excellent opportunity

to help us win the majority. we only need five seats. we can win the majority in new york because of what's happening with crime an inflation and a democratic policies. excellent candidate running the chair malone and lawler's in the need. rachel: what's the latest polling? >> lawler this the feed right now. we need -- lead right now. if you want to help, go to takethehouse.com. join with us. because it's not just lawler. you've got people across the country. juan siskimoni, individuals from -- laurie deremer in oregon. we can win from rhode island, washington, florida, new york, iowa, all across the country. rachel: i know this personally about you. when there were candidates that needed help, you have a long history of really being really the greatest supporter of these candidates who just need that extra help to get across the line. >> remember in 2010 this young prosecutor was going to against

a guy who was if in office before we landed on the moon. nobody thought he could win. it's his birthday. wish had him a happy birthday. rachel: you deserve so much credit for that wave. >> we appreciate you taking our questions. we want to find solution toss the problems. >> i hear your frustration. i hear the us from frustration e nation. the commitment to america is the plan to change all this. we tell you exactly what we will do if you trust us with the majority, we commit to you, this is what's going to happen. from accountability to lowering inflation to lowering your gas price, to making your streets safe again. of you've got police out, securing the border. it's not over on the first day. we need you to stay with us. fight with us. help us make the next century the american century. >> it's our job to take the checklist and watch every day. >> put it up there, hold us

accountable. rachel: it has the newt gingrich seal of approval. >> minority leader for now. >> good luck to the vikings. >> thank you very much. rachel: the game is playing right here. >> it's in the pregame. i was paying attention to the interview but multitasking. rachel: i think the speaker was looking at the game too, the soon to be speaker. >> thank you so much. >> still ahead, ows speaker fan than slamming republican governor bussing migrants up north but not for the reason that you think. >> some of the farmers and the growers say why are you shipping these immigrants up north. we need them to pick the crops down here. >> lisa booth reacts to that that, live. ♪ i'm just here for the party. ♪ if i'm wrong than stop me. ♪ you're one of those girls tht ain't handing out your number.

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>> we have a shortage of workers if our country and you see even in florida some of the farmers and the growers saying why are you shipping these immigrants up north. we need them to pick the crops down here. >> need them to pick the crops. house speaker nancy pelosi

slamming republican governors bussing illegals because they're needed in florida to pick crops. fox news contributor and florida resideresident lisa t bo boote to he react of. we just had kevin mccarthy here who hopes to be the next speaker, if he said something like that, can you imagine. >> can you imagine. is this better or worse than joe biden referring to hispanics at breakfast tacos. democrats have showed us their world view. if you voted for trump you're an extremist, an enemy of the state. had they think hispanics should be out in the fields. if poor kids could be bright as white kids if you're joe biden or you're not black if you don't vote for him. his is problem one of the reasons along with others that you're seeing a massive sift of hispanic voters to republicans. miami-dade county has more -- among hisp hispanic has more

individuals registered as republican. defund the police, open borders, i interviewed max olivarez who spoke, warning us if joe biden was elected communism would come to america. that's the concern that so many feel that it's overtaken so many institutions. so in part this world view that they've shown us and another part, this terrible policy that we're seeing from the left. >> it's a consistent descend, he elitist view, h held up by so called elite media in the town. it's not like they're playing what that tape on a loop if in any other network. >> exactly. she's is from san francisco so she is a coastal elite. you have to give her deference on that i guess. one thing president trump has shown us, you've seen a shift to republicans among hispanics. he's like what do have you to lose. i think in part what he showed

us, you don't have to embrace open borders. you don't have to embrace importing mass migrants to depressed blue collar wages. it shows how far democrats have come on this as well. barack obama said if you import mass migration, it's going to drain our safety at the time and depress blue collar wages. >> believe it when they talk. >> he voted for a fence at one point. >> bill melugin was in front of nancy pelosi, asked do we have a secure border and she said we are working on it. we should have one. >> i mean -- >> they know it's politically at this moment of terrible for them. they can't resist the open borders crowd. >> what was one of the first thing joe biden did when he took office? he halted deportations for 100 days. that was one of the first steps. or the dhs secretary, mayorkas said thats crossing the border illegally is not grounds for he deportation. this is the department of

homeland security secretary. we have open borders. we're not a sovereign nation anymore many it's abundant i clear. there's no effort to stop this mass migration that we are seeing into the country and a it's from everywhere, from all around the world now. and what we're seeing with a lot of these places that every town is a border town now. we've got fentanyl pouring over, terrorists coming into the country, criminals coming into the country and there's no effort and the only way it stops is for americans to turn out this november and say we've had enough of these policies that are destroying the country, we've had enough and that's the only way. you've got to send a m message. >> we're seeing that type of backlash. we'll s -- backlash in europe. we'll see if it happens in the united states. you can watch the big sunday show today at 5:00 p.m. don't miss it. >> don't miss it. thanks for having me. i appreciate it. >> coming up, the swap seen around the world. seven imprisoned americans freed in exchange for two venezuelan

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this flu season, you do have a choice. choose the protection of a sanofi flu vaccine. ask your pharmacist or doctor which sanofi flu vaccine is right for you. rachel: venezuela freeing 7 american as part of exchange after they they abducted in 2017 swapping them for two nephews of venezuela's first lady after they were convicted of drug mug smuggling charges. senator marisa sha blackburn -- marsha blackburn is here to respond. don't forget, we're begging for oil at the same time we're doing the prisoner swap though i'm glad to have the americans home. >> we are glad to have the americans home.

we had matthew heath, he was one of these that was wrong full hey detained. we have to remember that the maduro regime is a brutal, thuggish regime. these are really bad dudes that got swapped. the two if he news -- nephews of maduro's wife, they are narco terrorists. any time you have people that are wrongfully detained and have to go through a prisoner swap, that encourages the broughtish, bad behavior from these -- brutish, bad behavior from these regimes. they see a weak biden administration and what we do not want to do is take actions that will encourage other of these regimes to hold americans and wrongfully detaining them.

rachel: we are purposefully weak because we're allowing our oil independence to slip between our hands which we did under the joe biden administration. we have much more oil and cleaner oil than venezuela but we're begging them for it and i will also mention, senator, that the maduro family, they have been stealing from that country, they are so corrupt. so so unfortunate we have to deal with them. i want to bring you another topic that's been burning for me and that is the fbi saying that they didn't send a s.w.a.t. team to the home of mark houk, the pro life activist who was terrorized by the fbi over a matter that the fbi had no business dealing with. it you was already dismissed by a local da. what say you on this issue? >> he yes. w-- yes, what we haveto look , f justice, this is a politicized

doj. this has been a trend, whether the clinton administration, obama administration or now biden, they go of after conservatives. as you said, this is something that had been reviewed. it had been dismissed. this man sued. it went to court against mr. houk and it was dismissed and rachel, the fbi -- now, bear in mind they don't have time to go after the protesters if the justice -- at the justices' houses or go investigate james' revenge and burning pregnancy centers, going after churches, but -- and they go after parents who want to go show up at a school board but then they will go after mr. houk when the case has been dismissed and show up with a s.w.a.t. team or with officers or vehicles and with vehicles and doj says, well, it

wasn't a s.w.a.t. team. well, what do you call an fbi presence, knocking on the door, and the recounting that you had from mr. houk's wife and how this affected their family. there should be equitable treatment, justice should be blind, not biased and people want to see equitable treatment. that's why my colleagues and i sent the letter asking for transparency, clarification, and information on this. rachel: the american people, senator, deserve to know why their federal law enforcement which should be investigating terrorists, is being used against its own citizens, it's the kind of stuff you see in venezuela and cuba. it's really outrageous. we reached out to the doj and the fbi for comment. the fbi confirmed that they received your letter, senator, and they reiterated the fill tell ya bureau statement -- philadelphia bureau statement saying no s.w.a.t. teams or

operators were involved, fbi agents knocked on the front door, identified themselves as fbi agents and asked him to exit the residence. he did so and was taken into custody without incident pursuant to an indictment. i will say that is a lie. he offered to turn himself in even though he wasn't guilty of anything. had they showed up at the door with 2 agents and guns -- 20 agents and guns pulled. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good to see you. rachel: to our viewers -- >> has happy birthday to valent. rachel: thank you for that. i have the first long form interview with mark houk's attorney, peter breme. it's in my podcast, from the kitchen table, it's laying out all that and refutes everything that the fbi tried to so-called clear up in their statement, straight up lies of. lies.since most democrats won'to

the border, bill melugin brought the border to them. >> is the border secure, to you agree he with the administration that the border is secure? we'll let you go. in your opinion, is the border secure? >> i have to give a speech. >> i'm bill pa melugin with fox news do you have a moment to talk about the border. >> i don't. rachel: maria bartiromo is calling out the left's silent treatment, next. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪

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>> he rebuilding and rescue efforts are underway in the florida after the massive devastation left behind by hurricane ian. before and after photos show te wrath of the storm. let's turn now to rick reichmuth with the latest. >> we have two months left of hurricane season, really about one month of that is kind of still in the meat of hurricane season. we're watching two disturbances, this one will move to the north. that one there, little bit more something that we're going to watch a little more closely. so we'll keep you posted. take a look at this forecast across the area, looking really good. we want to see this. want to show you here's why the forecast matters. you want good weather when you're going through what they're going through right now. let's take a look at some before and after pictures here. just to show you the damage from this. this is downtown fort myers to begin with. you can see all of the boats that were out there in the water, all of those boats, you see that right there, you have the pier, all the boat, all of

those piers and the moorings gone and the boats pushed up across the coast. the next is the beach at fort myers, look at the end of the pier, there's a building complex there and that building complex completely gone. the pier gone as well. fully destroyed. this is another picture, a little island that is on the way to pine island. and you get the idea of the before and the after, a complete new waterway is being cut through that if you want to look at more images, go to noaa.gov and they've got a lineup of photos there gives you a really good sense of the before and after from the storm. guyings, back to -- guys, back to you. rachel: thank you, the before and afters are incredible. you've seen his firsthand accounts live from the border. now fox news' bill melugin taking to capitol hill to confront democrats about the cricrisis. >250,000 unaccoaccompaniedmigrat

to talk about that. >> do have you a moment to talk about the border real quick. >> i don't. >> do you believe the border is secure. >> i believe we have to have a secure border and i think we're trying to address, the president has a plan to address that. >> okay. our next guest has spent time reporting from the border, sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now to react. maria, they don't want to answer those questions now that bill's come to their town. maria: they don't of. at all.good morning to you, petd the team. this is a situation getting worse because there are no consequences, no consequences for people are jumping the line, getting in front of people who were wait ing for a year or mort a green card to the become a legal citizen of america and according to the biden administration that's fine. 3 million people have come into america through thely of owe -- through the rio grande on joe

biden's watch. i spoke to august pfluger, congressman from florida, a veteran. he was at the border yesterday. he told me that he saw a violent criminal gang member arrested, convicted felon living illegally in the united states. he was the so-called punisher, okay, the punisher means had that he was charged with enforcing the cartel laws. cartels enforce rules more than the biden administration does. and the cartels are running the entre into america. that's who decides who gets in and who doesn't get in. the dangerous cartels are taking home 200 to $300 million a week. it's incredible. the dangerous trek here, young women and children getting raped on their way. worse, dying in the piddle of thely -- middle of the rio grande and the first time we hear anything about a problem at the border is when 50 migrants show up at martha's vineyard and they ship them to c cape cod. this is becoming worse. the good news is that thanks to

bill melugin, fox news, all of us who are keeping a spotlight on it, america is waking up to it. to understand that, yes, 80 terrorists have come into the country, they were on the terrorist watch list. they came right through, through you the open border. imagine the ones we don't know about since we do know up to 1 m million got-aways have also been let in. we see them on surveillance cameras. we're talking about this this morning with ohio congressman mike turner, the ranking pee member on the intelligent -- ranking member on the intelligence committee and we year in in on two systems of justice at the fbi. we have breaking news from carter page. he wants to know why the doj and fbi were t paying igor dan chen- danchenko, the source of the dossier, he told them it was never true in january of 2017. he was being paid by the fbi from march 2017 to october 2020.

now carter page wants his dismissed lawsuit overturned with the news information. we'll talk about the discrimination that ian did not make but the white house is making. can you imagine they're doling out aid based on equity and adam wax a almost t in his nevada race. we have breaking news. rachel: great show ahe'd had. we'll be watching. >> we're previewing today's must see nfl games on fox. charissa thompson up next.

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>> five must see nfl matchups on fox today including long time rivals, my dallas cowboys and the washington commanders. here to break it down, fox nfl host charissa thompson. >> if they're winning your they're your cowboys, if they're losing we'll get to them next year. cowboys are on a roll. carson went is coming off a nine sack game against the eagles.

it's going to happen again today. your dallas cowboys lead the league in sacks, expect carson wentz to have a long day. i definitely like the cowboys in this one. what they've been able to do with that defensive front and with the pressure they the get from the back half of the defense is just -- there's not a lot they can do and give it up to cooper rush who has been able to come in and put together two wins. he's looking to go 4-0 as a starter. they are expect expecting dax te back maybe week five. they might also get michael gallup back today. so a lot of things to be optimistic for with your dallas cowboys. >> they are mine, win or lose. despite the fact i'm wearing a vikings tie. i lost a bet last week so i have to wear purple. seahawks lions, speaking of the nfc north, lions here not looking bad. >> we're different. i'm quick to jump off the

bandwagon with the seahawks. look, gino smith is doing a formidable job at the quarterback position, has the highest percentage, completion percentage in the league. it's not enough. that defense is anemic. the lions are going to be withwithout deandre smith and si think in the absence of the big weapons they have enough against the defense that the seahawks are still trying to find their identity so i like the lions at home. we know they put up a bunch of points, i like them by 7. >> poor seahawks have lost you. >> i have no loyalty. personally or professionally to anyone. >> i'll keep that in mind. what should be an offensive juggernaut of a game, i say sarcastically, bears, giants. >> yeah, you say that because justin fields has 45 pass attempts the entire season. they relied heavily on the run game. no david montgomery in the game so look for kaleel herbert to get the bulk of the carries.

he had 157 rushing yards and two scores last game. i expect them to lean on him. the like the bears in this one by 3. don't forget, nobody took home the grand prize last week and so $1 million of terry bradshaw's money is on the line today, terry has given away over $6.5 million in prizes to winners in the us. you could get in on the action as well as everyone at home listening. >> i want if in on the action. i will get in on the action. carissa, have fun today. we'll be watching. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> still ahead it's breast cancer awareness month and national pizza month so we mark both and show how to give back with every pie, next. ♪ i ain't leaving until they throw me out. ♪ gonna have a little fun, gonno get me some.gy we can replace your windshield ...and recalibrate your safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old glass. >> tech: don't wait. schedule today. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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rachel: october is national pizza month, but it's the also breast cancer awareness month. will: and while pizza is important to our next guest, so is giving back. pete: joining us now, jamie bell of a new york franchise. thank you both for being here. >> thanks for having us. we're excited to be here. pete: obviously, we love pizza, but tell us about your franchise as well. >> we're family-owned and operates. my grandfather started the original right next to the university of maryland. we currently have 119 locations, we offer dine-in, carryout and a family-friendly atmosphere. rachel: why is the pizza a square? what's the decision behind that? >> there wasn't round pizza pans back in the '50s. rachel: is that for realsome? >> that is real. the baker sheets were real and readily available. will: it's really good. tell us what you're doing to give back as well for breast

cancer a awareness. >> it's national pizza appreciation month as well as breast cancer month, so we give a portion of every 18-inch pizza back to local charities. pete: you just opened a franchise. >> we did, the first location many new york on 38th street between 7th and 8th avenues. we're delivering throughout most of manhattan already, and the response has been great. rachel: how's business? >> it's been good so far. a lot of people are familiar with the brand, but the new yorkers are -- rachel: how early do you open? because we order -- >> we open at 11:00 every day, but we are open late too on thursday, friday and saturday, until 1 a.m -- rachel: you can order pizza at your hotel and bring it in. finish. will: pink boxes giving back to charities, appreciate what you guys are doing, giving back to an important cause, really good pizza. rachel: it's excellent. >> and you can't forget the wings and the salad. will: pete's got football

going -- pete: yeah, vikes are up 7-0. priorities people. guys, thank you so much. rachel: thanks what you're doing for breast cancer. will: that's going to do us today here on "fox & friends", thank you for being with us. pete: go, vikings, and go to church. we look forward to seeing you guys next weekend, as always. rachel: bye, everybody. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us, welcome to to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. today, hurricane ian does not gym tate -- discriminate, killing at least 47 people as the aftermath is felt across florida and south carolina. but while the hurricane was churning, the white house was playing politics with vice president harris saying that she'll dole out aid based on race and equity. >> we have to address this in a way that is abou