♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pete: all the german food you can eat. rick's still going, looked at him. [laughter] it is the fourth and final hour of "fox & friends" this sunday morning, and we're celebrating

fall with octoberpest. i can -- octoberfest. i can almost set my clock to the show, it's a good old time. will: it's a fun time. sausages, mustard, sauerkraut. rachel: i think rick's still going, it's a theme from yesterday, right? [laughter] pete: yeah. rick and and will and i did some extra extracurricular team building after the show, we celebrated and watched texas mow down oklahoma. will: yes, we did. pete: and we mowed down just a few adult beverages, but we got to know each other just a little bit better. will: which means we might have gotten a little bit of a head start on the competition for later today where we're going to have a stein-holding competition pete: does that mean we hold it -- will: i have been to germany for octoberfest, and that's what you do.

rachel: are you going to be a beer maid? pete: maybe. [laughter] will: how many, if that's case -- rachel: my arms are -- pete: i think we're going to see who can hold the glass up the longest maybe? if. will: really? if. pete: no one's given us information. rachel: well, i'm going to tell you someone who could beat us all when it comes to drinking, and that would be hunter biden. i tried to have a transition -- pete: trump doesn't drink, but -- rachel: no, i went with hunter. always lead with hunter. [laughter] all right. well, that's right, because donald trump, former president, was at a rally, and this is what he had to say about hunter biden and some of the investigations supposedly going after hunter biden. >> now they're leaking that they may actually be charging hunter biden with very minor charges relative to the crimes that he apparently committed, and i, look, we don't want bad stuff to

happen, but they're leaking that a couple of minor charges, a couple of minor charges relatively compared to the kind of charges that they could be. and that's up to them. but are they actually going to do the right thing and hold the bidens accountable, or is this just a charade and an excuse to continue targeting me and and our movement of make america great again and america first? if i don't know. will: you hear donald trump laying out a theory that has been described, for what it's worth, as conspiratorial. maybe the justice department is trying to lay down a predicate of, quote-unquote, fairness to disavow themselves of this idea they're a partisan enterprise. maybe the justice department is doing this so they can then in turn pursue is donald trump. well, here's politico laying it

out in exact terms, the headline reads as follows: if hunter biden gets indicted, there's an upside for joe. inside he writes, but even if the case against hunter isn't as conclusive as the anonymous agents tell "the washington post" it is, then the president should -- after shaking off the natural parental gloom, which, by the way, is a wonderful little parenthetical -- [laughter] allow himself a moment to celebrate the political gain he stands to reap in the wake of hunter biden's criminal justice misfortune. an indictment would demonstrate the integrity of the justice department. rachel: laying it out. pete: yeah. eventually, they get around to admitting what we have been saying or others have been saying that is we're told it's conspiratorial to begin with. the amount of charges that hunter biden should face is staggering. international, felony-type charges. it appears what they're choosing to prosecute, based on leaks, are things that stay only with hunter and don't go to joe,

which could be used as an opportunity to clean the slate. it also, by the way, could be a predicate for getting rid of joe as a candidate in 2024. rachel: i've heard that tierly as well. the bottom line is that this whole entire story really is about joe biden and is joe biden the big guy who's getting 10% of hunter biden's dirty deals, of jim biden, his brother's, dirty deals with some of our worst -- with our worst enemies, right? china, russia and even a lot of the corruption that we now know is, you know, in ukraine of so these are very serious matters. , you know, if joe biden was getting this money, he's compromised, he's a national security threat. we knew all of this before he was elected, and now it's really hard to ignore now that everyone has had to admit that the laptop is real, that it was suppressed by the fbi. what's interesting here too is the lengths that the biden administration right now is going to try and kind of keep,

keep this, these investigations under wraps, keep the media coverage under wraps. they've now, there are now two employees at the white house, one who's the deputy counsel to the president now. he's getting $155,000 a year and, basically, his job -- and the other, by the way, is ian sands, also a special assistant to the president. we're being told that their job is basically to run interference on these stories -- pete: according to "the washington post." that's not, i mean, "the washington post" is saying these two guys, effectively, their job is to deal with hunter, and they get paid a lot of our tax -- rachel: and make sure it doesn't go up to joe. it's interesting. think about how much, you know, money is going into protecting them. you know, they're a making all this money on the outside with our foreign enemies, and then they manage to get us to pay for the cover-up of all these stories and managing it. will: i wonder how successful these guys are. are they good at their jobs?

i'm curious. pete: we're about to find out. and it, it just stinks when justice is not justice. like, there may be a prosecution, but it feels like it's not. rachel: it's just never enough, right? they have the doj working for them, the fbi suppressing hunter's stories, the secret service and now two more employees. he's an expensive kid. pete: uh, yeah. rachel: for us. for us. [laughter] pete: for everybody. it's true. other news this morning as well starting with this, ye west threatening to go to war with jewish people on twitter. will: these shocking remarks come after he appears to imply diddy, a fellow rapper, was controlled by the jews on instagram. that account has been restricted. rachel: alexandria hoff joins us with more on this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, we wanted to make sure we confirmed all of this. the instagram restriction came first and appears to extend from a text exchange between ye and

sean diddy combs. the two have been disagreeing on ye's wearing of a white lives matter shifter last week. social media users and the american jewish committee called out as anti-semitic. instagram has taken down ye's post and temporarily restricted his ability to share and comment. from there ye took to twitter for the first time since 2020 where he called out mark zuckerberg writing, look at this, mark, how are you going to kick me off instagram? and then continued with another anti-jewish statement. the tweet has been deleted by the company for violating twitter's rules. with we reached out for confirmation of that, but the times of israel and the daily mail shared it. it read: i'm a bit sleepy tonight, but when i wake up, i'm going d the ef con 3 on jewish people. you guys are have toyed with me and trieded to blackball 9/11

who ever opposes your -- anyone who ever opposes your agenda. that was followed by, quote, who you think created cancel culture? and that second between does remain up. it's unclear how long ye's instagram will remain restricted. the american jewish committee wrote, quote: kanye west should figure out how to make a point without using anti-semitism. will, rachel, pete? will: thank you, alexandria. pete: unfortunate. will: pretty ugly. pete: it's ugly. we talked about it earlier about these betweens and saying of course they're going to put a target -- these tweets after what he said to tucker, but in this particular case, he brought the target. rachel: yeah. and then the question is should he be removed from instagram and who gets to decide that or facebook or whatever. and think that's the question not just about kanye, about everybody, you know? what are the standards, who sets the standards and how is social media being monitored.

will: and one could argue if you are really interested in exposing and diminishing racism or anti-semitism in the world, that you're better off knowing that it exists. and if we pursue a policy or a culture in the world where we constantly silence, censor and cancel, you don't know what exists underneath the surface. pete: good point. will: so to your point, rachel, condemnable sentiments from kanye west. what is the appropriate reaction in is censorship and silence the appropriate reaction to accomplish a world of less racism and anti-semitism? pete: i've often herald it said the answer to hate speech is more speech. speaking of what's acceptable and not, the army has made a decision that bases across america which have always been known, people know fort benning, fort bragging -- fort bragg, fort hood, they must be renamed.

we can't get enough recruits and we can't seem to win wars, but we've really got to rename these bases. a proposed plan of nine army posts to be renamed. fort benning, no more, now fort moore. i served there for years and was back there multiple times, never knew who general benning was. it was fort benning. fort bragg, fort rubbing arer, fort hood, i know a lot of our audience has spent a lot of time in and around these places which if my sob goes op on to -- my son goes on to serve, i'm going to say, hey, you going to fort benningsome he's going to say, no, fort me. i met world war ii guys, i was at fort hood, now it's i'm at fort gregg-adams. fort walker. haw you talking about? oh, fort bragg?

okay. that's not to defend the confederacy. that's not what any of this is about. connecting to our past. will it's the also a question as rachel pointed out this morning of our priorities and where where our military is focused not just in any given moment of history, but a pretty big one when we're talking about by our president's own words, what was it, nuclear armageddon? rachel: armageddon, yeah. will: that's the words of president joe biden. is you'd like to think that our priorities are aligned and in order, and what you have instead is the renaming of these military bases to this cost, by the way, to this devotion of resources, $21 million to rename these u.s. army bases. $62.5 million in the renaming effort. rachel: i think if you put that on a bill and you asked the american people to, you know, just poll them, do you think this is worth $62 million right now when our economy is tanking, when so many people are behind

on their electric bills and their utility bills, 20 million americans and parents don't know how to put food on the table, when we left millions, maybe billions of dollars worth of weapons in afghanistan to given with, not to mention the priceless lives that were left, this is the priority of secretary of defense lloyd austin at moment. when just yesterday or just this past week our president said we might be, you know, in a new nuclear situation with the soviet union. this is, it's outrageous. it's demoralizing. pete: he could not lead his way out of a paper bag. he's our secretary of defense. we're losing wars, we're embarrassed in afghanistan. he wasn't fired, nobody if underneath him was fired for that debacle, and and now here we are not just renaming bases, but we can't even fill the ranks. here are the shortfalls in recruiting in our military as well. the u.s. army fell 15,000 soldiers short of their recruiting goal.

that's a division that they can't staff with new privates. rachel: wow. pete: the national guard lost 7500 service members not to mention people pushed out because of covid vaccine. now, the navy, marine corps and air force, usually they're way ahead of their goal even when the year begins because they've already got recruits stacked to come in for that fiscal year. the marine corps has only meant 30% of the goal, air force and navy 10%. so they're behind the recruiting goals for next year, and somehow sending them to fort liberty instead of fort bragg is going to solve our problems. will: you know, we talked about this earlier in the show, what could contribute to this. you both forwarded the idea that, look, it's an extension of go woke, go broke. the type of individuals who want to go into the united states military aren't the type of individuals who want that to be like every other aspect of society. i wonder if it's part of just delaying adulthood. people don't can be get jobs as early as they did, move out of homes as early as they did.

there's something else. you know what makes us unique is that we have an all-volunteer military. what that means is you have to have a population of people dedicated to the belief in the united states of america. they say i love this and this is worth sacrifice. and that's why this is concerning to me. if there are fewer people willing to sign up, is that not by extension saying right now we have not just a deficit of military members, we have a deficit of patriotism. pete: you are right over the target. rachel: of course we do. you tell kids from the moment they enter school that their country is bad, of course they're not going to learn to -- we've talked about before, pete, in parenting. you know, you don't, initially your child's experience with you is their, you know, they need to love you and be bonded to you first. and then as they get older and and hay go into high school and ledge and beyond, they start to see your flaws, right, and they can start to analyze what's good and what's bad and what mom and

dad did well, but the first step is love and bonding to the parent. and it's the same thing with a country. from preschool all the way through high school kids are being told that this is a terrible, racist country, and no wonder our recruitment is down. pete: it is a national security threat. that's why our education system is the root are the cause, if you want to, of that national security threat. you don't have patriots, you're not going to have privates. your just not concern you're just not. otherwise they can go to community college, get another trade, another skill, do something else honorable when military has totally lots its way. it's scary. will: did you make that up? that was a good line. pete: if i did make that up. once i said patriots, i didn't know where i was going next. rachel: it's especially impressive given your evening last night. pete: i peel great. [laughter] we've got octoberfest, still got

47 minutes, 3 minutes. rachel: no one's' counting. pete: let's move on. [laughter] we begin with a few additional headlines which which i will read so well. the illegal immigrant charged in a deadly stabbing spree at the las vegas strip was still on the streets because a previous charge for domestic violence was not prosecuted in time. in 2019 the suspect was chargeed with domestic violence in los angeles, but the d.a. did not comply with the state's speedy trial laws, forcing the case to be thrown out. if convicted of that crime, he could have faced four years behind bars and deportation of. instead, he was op on the street able to stab innocent people. and new york's socialist congresswoman, alexandria ocasio-cortez, calling for illegal immigrants to also receive a presidential pardon on marijuana charges? talk about priorities. joe biden pardoning all federal marijuana possession offenses except for those from

noncitizens. comrade cortez tweeting, quote: the president should treat all people equally and pardon all simple possession convictions, not some. we shouldn't discriminate pardons based on citizen status. they should all vote as well. she didn't say that, but she would. and halloween is coming and so is the holiday's most controversial treat, candy corn. more than 35 million pounds of candy corn is produced annually, but surveys taken every year around halloween people show -- show people either love it or hate it. we asked you to share your feedback. starting with bev, she says try candy corn with salted roasted peanuts -- rachel: yes. people tweet me that as well, and i thought that was a fabulous -- pete: it's delicious. we shall try it on this show next weekend. francis says the best way is to, one, open bag, two, dump bag in garbage -- [laughter] pete: that's a good one.

and shirley sayings count me in, i like candy corn can. i'm 88 years young and enjoy it anytime of the year. i asked for someone who eats it any time of year. rachel: i've decided it's a great dessert after german food. will: while pete was reading the headline, our stage manager, dave, tried to clean up the table, and he almost took -- both of us were, like, don't touch that. pete: do not take my plate. rachel: don't take the food! will: i can't move the candy corn yet with. rachel: i'm telling you, this is a nice sweet treat after. pete: i'm still going to go back to the food. i'veed had two and i've had enough. rachel: all right. coming up, poisoned in paradise? hawaii-based military families are suing the government after a fuel leak contaminated the their water supply. we're seeing the next camp lejeune in real time, says our

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pete: trouble in the water around hi. -- hawaii. hundreds are view suing the federal government over debilitating illnesses, hospitalizations is and even seizure withs that they had after navy admitted to contaminating the water supply around the island. it started in 2021 when two naval storage tanks leaked a massive 20,000 gallons of military jet fuel into the water. attorney christina baer represents many of the victims, and a mom is raising awareness. they join us now. christina, oftentimeses we see the navy or other dod departments denying, not wanting to admit it. what is the navy's stance on this right now? do they admit that at least it happened, they did con contaminate the water? >> okay, so they admit it happened and that they contaminated the water, but they don't admit that they made anyone sick.

they think that nobody is sick today because of the water source. pete: interesting. so they admit it happened, but they won't admit that jet fuel in the water that looks like that could have contributed to illness. amanda, i imagine you have a different perspective. you're speak as a family member right now, you've lived on that base. what happened? if did it affect people's health? >> absolutely, pete. we have all been affected in nearly every way possible. you know, our medical health, certainly, emotional, mentally, physically, personally, financial hi are, professionally. and that continues. from beginning until we speak today. pete: in your mind, amanda, duds the injury include the fact that just what christina said, the military will admit that it happened, but they won't take responsibility for the water? >> certainly. that's definitely been a frustrating part for us is being believed and being treated

properly at medical facility, at any of the medical facilities on base and now even off base. we've got folks going off base that are being denied medical care specifically because they're coming in about red hill. pete: red hill's what it's called, what it's known as where the cement occurred. -- event occurred. could you taste it? how many days was it before you realized what was going on? >> certainly. i personally could not taste it. this all happened on the 20th. we were not notifieded about that. the department of health was notified about it. we were not notified until families over thanksgiving weekend started to smell it, started to taste it, started to feel sick. it didn't personally impact my family until around the 8th-10th of december. it took a while to get to us. but we weren't notified until families started getting sick. pete: you were never proactively

notify #, it went on for weeks and weeks and weeks. christine that, what is the recourse here? are we talking a class action lawsuit, the military included? somewhere so this is a mass action. we represent now over 700 people, more every day. and they want two things, they want accountability and truth, right? they want to know that the government admits what happened, that they poisoned the water and they made people sick. and then, two, they want to make sure this never happens again, you know? never again on american soil can we contaminate the water and then fail to tell people to stop drinking it. pete: just own up to it. take responsibility. we see this across the board from afghanistan to elsewhere, refusing to acknowledge egregious errors committed that everyone can see, yet no one ever seems to be held accountable, and and hay don't admit it. christina baer, thank you for putting this together and,

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congressional candidate casey garcia, she joins us now. casey, it's so great to have you on right now. so i'm looking at all these females who are running, and truly the latinas are the breakout stars. so what is motivating hispanics, women, to step up into leadership in this cycle? >> well, thank you, rachel, for having me on. as we mow, hispanics are common sense voters because at the end of the day we know it's not about party politics, it's about family. as the wife of a border patrol agent, the border impacts my family every day. it breaks my heart to see migrants dying every day trying to reach our country just like it breaks my heart to see crying mothers who have lost their children to drug overdoses and fentanyl. this insanity has to stop. rachel: cassy, you're running against representative hen henry way car. he's a pro-life democrat, he

talks about border, he's countered his own party on it, so why should they pick you over henry cuellar, someone they know? >> what i want people watching me to understand is that this didn't happen overnight. we have a crisis of leadership because vital secs of our border are represented -- sections of our border are represented by congressman henry cuellar who has voted against infrastructure for the border and is too distracted by criminal investigations. and if that's why the national border patrol if council is endorsing me in this race. we need a leader who will give her undivided attention to addressing this crisis. 87,000 irs agents like henry cuellar wants to do, i want to hire 87,000 new border patrol agents, cuts customs -- customs officers to keep our community safe. rachel: yeah. i definitely think we need more border patrol than tax agents, that's for sure. really quickly, last thoughts on

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will: turning now to your headlines, the florida surgeon general is now recommending against getting mrna covid vaccines for young men. friday the health official points to an alarming increase in cardiac-related deaths for recently vaccinated males age 18-39. this is the same thing we've seen take place around the world, denmark, u.k., by the way. the doctor warning this

abnormally high risk likely outweighs any benefits of the jab. pfizer and moderna vaccines both use mrna technology. huge. most people aren't crying over spilled milk, but these climate activists in the u.k. claim it's making a difference, pouring milk all over department stores. dumping milk in two stores, the the protest highlighting the need for sustainable food. they also vandalized a store with red paint. that's really on uptick. rachel: and that smell won't come out either. [laughter] will: we are hearing the vax story behind the movie the greatest beer run ever. the story to bring beer from america to his buddies fighting in the vietnam war. he joined us early to share a story from all those years away. >> the third and final reaction was, wow, you really came all this way just to give us a beer? i have to confess, i brought

maybe two, lee cases, but it was a long trip, so i drank almost all of the we're before -- beer before i got there. [laughter] will: schlitz, pabst -- pete: all american. will: see it in neat ors or on apple tv plus. let's tush to rick reichmuth if for our weather forecast. rick: let's show you what's going on. we do have what was a hurricane that made landfall last night in nicaragua. still a hurricane, 75 mile-an-hour winds. it's hurricane julia. it's going to continue off to the west, no impacts across the u.s. which is great news, but central america is going to see a lot of rain from this. temperature wise it is very cool, take a look at miami. 81 right now this early in the morning. 72 in brownsville. we're going to continue to see cool mornings the next couple mornings especially across parts of the northeast.

send it back to you inside. will: thank you, rick. so also another big story, paypal is reversing course because yesterday users found out there was a policy that apparently uploaded for everybody to see that users would be fined $2,500 if paypal deemed what they were doing was spreading misinformation. rachel: now the company, paypal, is claiming it was just one big mistake, and they're telling fox news, quote, paypal is not fining people were misinformation, and this language was never intended to be inserted in our policy. our teams are working to correct our policy pages. we're sorry for the confusion that this caused. pete: here to react, "sunday morn futures" anchor maria bartiromo. great to see you. what do you make of paypal's, i guess, denial? >> well, it's incredible. good morning to you, team. obviously, now we see that the company is pushing back. why? because there was an uproar on social media pushing back against this plan.

candace owens out saying time to not use paypal anymore. look, as -- has this company been living under a rock? did they completely miss all of the misinformation coming out of this administration and the democrat party right before the 2020 election? the fact that the fbi possibly was even in on it saying that hunter biden's laptop was misinformation? this administration saying a recession is not a recession. the border is secure? no, it's not, no, it's not. none of that is true. it's all misinformation. the people are on to it. and for paypal to actually put their toe in this fight is really naive. i don't know what they were thinking. i'm happy they pushed it back, but it feels like the damage may have been done. rachel: maria, i think they were thinking they would get away with it. i think-the first step, and i'm glad people are pushing back, but, boy, they better push back harder because i believe this is a trend that paypal started but other companies would like to follow along.

and we'd all be fined $2500 because most of us sitting here thought, you know, the hunter biden laptop was real. turn out the. [laughter] >> that's exactly right. and, you know, the other trend that we have to watch is banks deciding who they'll lend to and who they won't lend to based on this administration's climate change policy. you see all the time the administration and the democratics -- democrats trying to get the banks to not lend money to fossil fuel companies. jamie dimon in congressional testimony the other day said it would be a road to hell. all of this is the same story, and people do need to push back at the slightest thought of something like this because it is just wrong and hits right to the freedom and liberty of america. we're talking about it this morning, we've got a great lineup coming up. we've got breaking news on the influence peddling coming out of the biden family. jim jordan is my lead guest. he's about to get subpoena power should the gop take the majority, and we are going to ask him what he's going to do

with that gavel being the chairman of the judiciary committee coming up. we have a new e-mail that we have obtained which basically shows the first agreement to do a deal with cefc with the biden clan. we'll show you that e-mail. nikki haley is here, we're going to talk with her about all of the foreign policy disasters. and then we are zeroing in on the upcoming midterm elections with blake masters and his arizona race and the race in alaska. why is mitch mcconnell funding her opponent so aggressively? they're both republicans. and then we'll talk with august pfluger. the congressman is just back from the border. wait until you a hear the incredibly dangerous stories that he told me about. he said he spoke with one mexican drug cartel member who was in handcuffs. he had a that tattoo on his risk, the it was a skull being crushed. why, that was indicative of him

being the punisher. he carries out the cartel's rules. they are following their laws. the problem is americans are not following the law at the border. the border is wide open because the drug cartels are getting rich on it. we're going to be talk all about it coming up in about 15 minutes. and we will ask blake masters about this story of paypal. don't forget, peter thiel, big funder of blake masters, he says he's going to investigate paypal if anything like this happens again. will: yeah, one of the founders. maria, or we'll be watching in 15 minutes, thank you. rachel: thank you, maria. will: we're getting ready for sunday kickoff, will the cow cowboys go 4-1? we're going to break it down with charissa thompson coming up. ♪ ♪

♪ will: week five nfl, fox has a full slate of must-see matchups including the cowboys who are looking for a fourth straight win, this time sofi stadium in los angeles against the rams. here to weigh in and much more, charissa thompson. good morning. >> good morning, will. how about them cowboys? 3-1 against the 2-2 rams, in

fact, the worst record under sean mcvay. you know you're a good coach when 500 is the worst record you have. your cowboys' defense is unbelievable and the offense doing enough. of course, we saw matthew stafford get pressured to the tune of 23 times against the 49ers' defense monday night. they were missing four starters, they're out two the again today, so it could be a long day for him. hopefully that offense gets someone other than cooper kupp involved. alan robinson -- will: who's this? >> i know. so this is what i'm getting at, i trust a sean mcvay e-designed offense that they're going to make the appropriate adjustments. i think your luck will run out today with cooper rush, and you guys will finally lose a game, but he that has done an incredible job -- will: what a bait and switch. it's like you compliment me. be wary of someone giving you a ton of compliment, because the haymaker is coming.

you picked the rams. [laughter] >> sorry. you know what? your time is up. i like rams today. will: all right. lions/patriots. what do you see there? >> so this is an interesting one. the fourth runed proker most likely will get the start for the patriots because matt joneses is working on that high ankle sprain. the lions have the worst scoring defense, so the patriots have for the second straight year now started 1-3. the last time bill belichick started a season 1-4 was 2000. i graduated high school in 2000. so that's how long ago it was. will: really? >> yes, i know. [laughter] the lions are going to win this one by 3. will: i'm going to do it -- >> divide by 2. will all right. falcons/bucs. >> the falcons are without patterson, the tampa bay buccaneers also trying to find their footing. they got embarrassed against the kansas city chiefs. they make the appropriate adjustments in this one. in fact, if you like history,

tom brady is 10-0 against the atlanta falcons in his tenure in the nfl, and also he does not lose three in a row, so i think the bucs bounce back and win this one by 3. and i have to say, will, congratulations to our three lucky winners from last sunday, they went a perfect 6-6 on their pick, so they're going to split $1 million of terry bradshaw's money. will: woe! -- whoa! >> i know. enter for your chap, and you and i can have a friendly wager on that cowboys/rams game. i will buy you a cup of coffee if the dallas i cowboys end up -- will: i did the math -- >> not a green screen. will: you either have a big birthday or just had a big birthday. >> i had a big birthday, 21. yes, you can buy me a martini now. will: all right. sounds good.

thanks so much. >> bye, will. will: coming up, speaking of maybe not martinis, but beer, brats. the "fox & friends" trophy is up for grabs again. here's what we're going to do, we're going to delaware our strength with a glove -- test our strength with a beloved octoberfest tradition. that's coming up. ♪ flub. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. when my last customer discovered a crack in his car's windshield, he scheduled at safelite.com. safelite makes it easy. we're the experts at replacing your glass... ...and recalibrating your advanced safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old glass. now that's a company i can trust. >> tech: don't wait. schedule today. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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♪ ♪ >> hold my beer at oktoberfest on fox square were wrapping up our celebration with the stein holding contest. >> joe is back to see will take on the fox "fox & friends" trop. >> i describe the rules earlier.

>> no wiggling. >> is this a real contest? absolutely. we will start and then start asking you, do we have a clock? >> ready set go. how long can a professional do this. >> 6 - 7 minutes. on average we see about four minutes. >> 6 - 7 minutes, i thought it would've been higher. when you think you think it would be a couple hours but then you start doing it. how much does each runway, 5 pounds, 5 pounds for as long as we can, you gave us a warning the military always wins. >> it's a discipline thing. >> the discipline was on finance yesterday. it goes both ways you have to practice. >> can you win if you're hung over? >> it's better that way. >> rachel you practice, you get

better and better at it, your tolerance increases. >> no way, yours weighs less. >> that the part of gaming it out. >> how many days is oktoberfest? >> at 16 days. >> by the way were going to run out of time. go to church and have a great sunday ♪ ♪ all. maning futures". i am maria bartiromo, today breaking news on the biden family influence peddling in plain sight, the feds are closing in on the presidents son will likely stop short of the big schemes of influence peddling and making money under his father's name as vice president. coming up the man who will likely soon have the gavel in the house judiciary committee ohio congressman and ranking member jim jordan on what he