joey: good morning. you're looking there at a beautiful city, the city of atlanta, georgia, the capital city of my home state, a state that will be all in the headlines as the midterms come. they're waiting on the sun to rise. city that is important to college football but the nfl there is not always -- pete: are you ridden that ferris wheel, joey? joey: that ferris we'll is knew, not any kind of landmark. pete: nice to have you here. how you snuck in college football. joey: the home of the college football hall of fame. the university of georgia -- pete: chyle, pick any other topic you like to talk about than. rachel: talk about royals, real housewives on bravo. talk about -- pete: did see some royal news somewhere, oh, prince harry has

i think three therapy dogs, self-esteem dogs. he admitted on a podcasts something like that. how do i know? rachel: how do you know? i love that. therapy dogs with the royals [laughter]. joey: there was some nascar news yesterday. pete: there is a race today. almost down to the round of four in nascar. joey: they're getting to the end. this is the best time of year. hunting, college football, baseball, nascar all at the same time. it's a surprise i'm working today, it really is. really shows my dedication to providing -- pete: he was live texting me all day about the football games. sorry we did not rope you in. rachel: your favorite holiday combing around the corner. pete: my favorite holiday, not halloween. thanksgiving. my favorite holiday. don't give gifts. lots of food. watch football. hang out with family, meaning of holidays, christmas notches the birth of christ more important. pete: more important, correct.

rachel: it is about the birth of christ, not the birth of that kid. joey: one in the cake. pete: yesterday raymond arroyo brought us a king cake from new orleans t was phenomenal. by the way rest of it was left in the green room. i took liberty of after the show small slices to find the kid. i couldn't find the kid. rachel: joey wanted more information why this kid was in the cake. joey: i did not know the tradition. rachel: baby jesus. joey: so meg will make cupcakes, put a kid in one of them, mardi gras season. pete: same deal. joey: skin cake. doesn't like cupcakes, type-a, she doesn't, hey, there is one somewhere. my whole thing i don't of want to cutted kid with a knife in the cake, bite the kid in the cake. that is baby jesus. that is even worse. i'm biting into a piece of cake,

biting into baby jesus. i don't like it. rachel: welcome to catholicism. pete: it is true. welcome to the show. hour here on "fox & friends." what did you say, chris? >> off the rails. pete: off the rails. you know how we get you back on the rails, cutting to the big guy. [laughter]. out on the west coast wandering around saying words. here is joe biden yesterday talking about the economy. yes we did have to inclues closed-captioning to understand what he is saying. listen. >> worried about the strength of the dollar right now? president biden: i'm not concerned about the strength of the dollar. i'm concerned about the rest of the world. that make sense? >> make sense? president. president biden: economy is strong as hell internally. never been a big fan of trickle down economy.

no, i'm serious. i'm a bubble up guy. when the middle class does well, when the middle class does well, working-class people have way up and wealthy do just fine. pete: guys he says our economy is strong as hell. >> what the heck is he talking about? his policies have been so bad for the middle class, so bad for the working class. they have never done worse. by the way, this is on the heels of the trump economy where wages were rising at record rates for the working class, record rates for the middle class. people had money in their pockets. people were able to go on vacations. people were able to buy a car. this guy is absolutely running our economy into a ditch because he is pursuing elitist policies of the green new deal. he is printing money like he is a drunk aisle lore and now he is trying to tell us this is great for the middle class? this guy has never been out of his basement except to the ice

cream shop. i bet if you talk to the ice cream shop owners they would tell him this economy was bad for the middle class. joey: that was such an insult to drunk sailors by the way what bothers me about this, you said people used to be able to buy a new car. so many layers to us right now. if you buy a new car, the price of the car is sky-high, but the car to buy may not be there. when we talk about the economy, not just the price of things or inflation of wages. fact of things are not manufactured. we're not able to get ahold of raw materials. we're limited in our societies from the indulges we fought so hard, prosperity we created, fringe of that is getting restricted. opportunity to buy a truck as opposed to an suv, as opposed to a car, those are options peeled back taken away. manufacturing isn't there. raw materials is. rachel: how will you get away -- pete: staying on message.

i don't think he will get away with it coming to the polls. he is in oregon trying to prevent a democrat from losing in a gubernatorial race in oregon. joey: yeah. pete: add together crime, you did interview homelessness, crime, cost education. states like oregon this is not a good bargain for us. they don't believe him. rachel: there are swaths of that state want to secede from oregon. pete: they want to join idaho. joey: all with it for the church of climate change. i don't think people buy into it. pete: that's it. rachel: move on to another topic which is very interesting. so the biden administration now is in a bad situation with the saudis because the saudis and opec plus have said we'll cut oil and the biden administration got caught because the saudis outed it, saying we know you will cut oil. would you wait until after the my terms, more politically

advantageous for us. the saudis actually exposed that. that puts biden in an interesting situation. it shows he is doing things for political favor, that favor him politically. around so there is one congressman, who i am very proud, from the state of wisconsin, from the district my husband used to represent. his name is tom tiffany. here is what he said about that. several news reports suggest that the biden administration officials may have pressured the kingdom of saudi arabia to delay planned cut in oil production to impact the outcome of the 2022 election. this is a very serious allegation, one that if true, may very well constitute an illegal solicitation of a foreign in kind contribution by the white house on behalf of democrats midterm campaign efforts. fascinating that, by the way he is calling for nancy pelosi right now, calling for nancy pelosi put together hearings which obviously she is probably not going to do. but she is also calling for the

transcripts. you remember, pete -- pete: transcripts of the phone call to ukraine, and leaks and whistle-blower and vindman who was celebrated by everybody. they were parsing every single word of what did donald trump mean. was it a quid pro quo. this is according to the saudis, this is very believable. they have been begging for oil from the beginning because of their destroying our domestic production. they're fist pumping saudis we don't like iran and other things, no, we will not give into. we beg a little bit more, please delay your cuts one month for obvious political reasons. there have to be conversations, there have to be conversations out there, according to donald trump some democrats and republicans on the show, impeachable offense. impeachable offenses. maybe page a-12 on

"new york times." not a news story the next day. rachel: that is interesting. we asked senator bill cassidy we asked him if this was a impeachable offense. he voted for people. people. rachel: for donald trump released transcript of calls. trump said they were perfect. he did release them. ask biden toe release them. joey: comes down to where americans are coming in november. basically what you're talking about right now is the hypocrisy of the two parties. i did not realize when the senator was here, that he had voted for impeachment. i didn't mind his answer, his answer was maybe something we need to do, we need to focus on the economy, things like that. you have to go back. americans still want accountability. they want life to be better. that should be the default. the default our government works to make our lives together. on top of that the real work we have to keep each other accountable. the accountability, does biden get away playing with our energy

prices for his political expediency. rachel: this is not just domestic this entire episode speaks to the dysfunction of his foreign policy. in ukraine we drove in russia to get in bed with china. we drove them closer together. here now the saudis because the biden administration is so obsessed with iran deal. they are so obsessed hold overs from the obama.station, want iran deal, ticking off the saudis, driving the saudis with china and russia closer. meantime from humanitarian point of view, think how bad this is. the saudis are now, we've seen that they have been fighting with the russians, helping the russians in the ukraine war. we're funding ukraine to fight the russians but we're in deals with iran and they're helping the russians. and then at the same time we have this potential revolution of all these misogynous mullahs

who are creating so much tyranny in iran. joey: yeah. rachel: and we're, they're begging us these protesters, these freedom fighters begging us to help them out, to not support the mullahs. here we are. pete: it's a mess. doesn't make any sense. joey, to your point, we had kevin mccarthy on the couch couple weekends ago? rachel: yeah. pete: that is the tension of the next congress. i understand the impulse of kevin mccarthy, other senate leaders this is our agenda how we advance it, we'll provide a contrast that is smart politically. rachel: i agree. reporter: they will be limited what they can stop. yes you have the power of the purse, as far as passing legislation that would reverse what is happening on border or crime, it will be difficult for republican leaders to do that. one thing they can do is holdover sight hearings to hold people accountability there is resistance to doing that. that is backwards looking.

if you talk to the base, people want accountability. there are things that have gone down that need to be reconciled before we move forward. whether about elections. whether about treatment folks peacefully there on january 6, whatever it was, those are messy politically items to deal with. a lot of people care about what happens with those. i think it will be interesting to see how they handle that tension in 2023 should republicans take the gavel the idea it becomes preventative to slow down the things biden administration is doing in the future as they are the majority in congress. pete: sure calling mayorkas to the carpet is that helping what is happening there? rachel: we're talking about issues of equal justice and these issues for sure. there is also issues of equal justice when it comes to the abortion situation in this post-roe v. wade era where we've had over 70 cases of vandalism that have not been at all addressed by the fbi against

pro-life centers. in addition to that just this past week vandals have spray-painted churches in michigan writing you know, no to christian nationalism and -- pete: abort the church. rachel: abort the church. we covered it in a segment i just did in the last hour, there was an 83-year-old pro-life activist. joey: look at that. morning. rachel: just shot going around and getting petitions. so we have a lot of problems going -- pete: smash the patriarchy. joey: this is children acting like children. who do they think they're influencing? who do they think, what are they doing there other than galvanizing support against their cause. pete: that's true. they're attempting to intimidate. this is intimidation at work. that is the view, at night with masks on, nasty slogans. if you come here we're paying attention to you. by the way, vice president kamala harris was at a dnc

finance event in detroit, about 90 miles from where this occurred. someone who has been happily, willing to foment this, or financially support it bailout funds in 2020, here is how she is characterizing the idea of extremism in america and probably will not surprise you. she said, we're seeing around the country extremists, so-called leaders passing laws criminalizing doctors, nurses, health care providers, punishing women with no exception even in the case of some of the most horrendous and violent acts anyone could survive and endure. it's immoral. rachel: her setting up that pro-lifers are domestic terrorists, are extremists and hire here i interviewed amber rose bond of communications director of pro-life of michigan. she said it is hard to be a pro-life activist but we'll not be intimidated. >> one of our older volunteers, she was peacefully executinging

her constitutionally protected right to free speech. doing what thousands people across the country doing during the election season, going door-to-door. encouraging community members to vote no on proposal 3, in doing so she was shot while leaving. she drove herself to the police department and then to the hospital. right to life michigan has been targeted but our volunteers will not be intimidated. we're moving forward. we're training more people than ever before. rachel: it is impressive. there are molotov cocktails thrown at pro-life centers. they're not being investigated yet fbi is showing up at homes of pro-life activists. joey: tough. shot, drive yourself to the police station. volunteering, fight for what you believe in. that is the american spirit. that is the american spirit. you take punches. that is how you respond to it. that is not punt muchs any american should take. pete: absolutely right. rachel: we'll turn to some of

your headlines a man accused of killing a teen for political views said he will represent him in court. brandt facing a murder charge after killing cayler he will lynn son. saying he was part of a republican extremist group. police found no evidence that ellington was part of an extremist group. poor kid. check this out a florida man finds nearly 11-pounds of cocaine on the beach. the person behind the discovery turned it into the police, the package has street value of 150,000. the origins of the package are unclear. the border patrol are praising the good samaritan handing it over. in the mlb playoffs the philadelphia phillies close out the atlanta braves thanks in part to inside the park home run. philadelphia heads to the

national championship league series. longest scoreless game in history ends in the 8th inning. pete: 18th inning, two games. rachel: with a home run run. they move on to the next round. guardians beat the yankees in the bottom of the ninth. >> back up the middle. base hit to center. here comes swan. here comes rosario. the guardians win! rachel: finally a wild 7th inning rally helps the san diego padres seal their series against the dodgers. they will face the phillies on thursday. pete: wait, padres beat the dodgers? wow. joey: braves got beat by wild card team. third in the nl east. met fans. it is crazy. baseball, they're is almost too many wild card slots. when you have teams winning over 100 games and they can't get three games together in a playoff, it is kind of crazy.

pete: i agree. the cleveland, what are they called the guardians? formerly known as the indians. yankees. no good for new york. and we're not sad. jury deliberations begin tomorrow in the case of russian national igor danchenko. his connection to the debunked steele dossier. former acting attorney general matthew whitaker gives his take. ♪. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. where there's a pet there's always...this. that's why we have innovations like the maytag pet pro laundry pair. so you and your favorite sweater can forget about all about those hairy situations. shop maytag and more exclusive

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♪. >> i thought it was a brief. i thought they offered him a million dollars to do what they know couldn't be done, to provide support for a document that was paid for by the democrat party, the highest echelons of the fbi, the dnc lawyers, the clinton lawyers, they're all working together. they were ling this stuff to the media. they were using it to commit crimes in front of the fisa court. this is the greatest, dirty trick in american political history. pete: that was the great one, mark levin on brian kilmeade's show last night, repacting to the durham probe, revealing the

fbi paid christopher steele one millions dollars to corroborate allegations, attempt to, which he coin, in his dossier against former president donald trump. this comes as jury deliberations are set to begin tomorrow ongoing in the case of russian national igor danchenko, who is charged with lying to the fbi over his role as steele's dossier source. he was not only one that lied. it was charles dolan who has ties to the clintons. we have former acting attorney general matthew whitaker, before we go to the key players what reaction is this getting on the other side of the aisle, from legacy media to democrats, those intel agents happy to cover for this, is anyone explaining hey, maybe we did get this wrong? >> absolutely. pete, good to be with you. pete: good to be with you. >> the left has never had any interest in trying to prove or disprove the steele dossier.

they have just moved on like it was something that had never happened. they want to ignore it. they don't want to go back in the time where they were trying to get trump, trying to discredit him. trying to prevent him, first prevent him from being president. then ultimately trying to prevent him from being successful as president. pete: yes. >> the left is never good at introspection after the fact. pete: especially caught red-handed with some of their own players caught on the field. here are some the players. igor danchenko charged with five counts of making false statements to the fbi. was paid more than $200 to attempt to serve as confidential human source. charles dolan a name less well-known a long time democrat operative, ally to hillary clinton where it all connects to. friday fbi agents that dolan had connections to putin's press secretary then christopher steel of course. opposition research on

donald trump. mullen report casts doubt on dossier claims. we knew there were doubts on the dossier claims from the beginning. they were paying to attempt to verify it even though they were saying it was verified when they were issuing warrants. >> no, you're absolutely -- they wanted it to be true. pete: yes. >> if you think about this entire situation, they wanted it to be true. so they did this kind of two-ways of getting this. they one, they didn't seemto have the inelect all curiosity to get to the bottom whether these allegations were true or not but at the same time they were willing wanted it to be so true they offered million dollars to christopher steele to verify the contents of it. so you know, this trial is going to be fascinating how the jurors sort through all of this information, the claims and charges against danchenko are pretty simple. you know, they're lying to the fbi and in very specific, you know instances but ultimately you know, the jury in

washington, d.c., as we saw with the sussman trial, is going to be tougher than maybe most juries across the country. pete: matthew, equity question, we don't have a whole lot of time, as the former acting attorney general, are these, is this explained away there are political actors atop the fbi and doj who are happy to advance their political allies? is it as simple as this? or was there confusion? how do you explain it? >> i don't think there is any doubt, pete that there were people at the top of the fbi in 2016, and 2017, that did have political agendas that did put their thumb on the scale to try to help hillary clinton and to hurt donald trump. pete: it feels like it is still happening today. matthew whitaker, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. good to see you, my friend. pete: good to see you too. feels like it. resignation calls growing for homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas with new

emails revealing he knew the so-called whipping scandal was a lie. what those emails said coming up next. plus fighting racism with segregation? one college is separating faculty based on race in order to fight white supremacy. we'll try to unpack that one coming up. ♪.

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agents whipping haitian migrants. those claims were quickly debunked, turns out mayorkas knew the truth the whole time. 2 1/2 hours before walking out to the podium, giving you those words, he was copied on an email alerted the photographer behind these images depicting border patrol agents on horseback told ktsm things are not exactly what they seem. he said he and his colleagues never saw agents whipping anyone. here to discuss this is "daily caller" field reporter jorge ventura. welcome to the show. thanks for coming on about this. what do you make of this? >> you know, joey, i was there that day. there was no evidence of any whipping. i even interviewed a mexican photographer on the mexican side during the day on that incident. according to that mexican photographer said he never saw any whipping or anything like that. the big thing joey, when i spoke

with the border patrol, they felt it was a gut punch, one agent mentioned to me. the administration never had the their back and border patrol agents were somehow the enemy and white supremacists when majority of border patrol agents are hispanics. joey: exactly you've been to the border many times. elise stefanik, republican conference chair, new york representative, put out the statement to fox digital. the fact he knew it was a blatant lie and smeared border patrol officers, yet stood next to the president of the united states and allowed this character assassination to happen, shame on the media, shame on the administration, and secretary mayorkas should absolutely resign. those are her words. do you feel like secretary mayorkas purposefully misled folks when he got out there, basically spoked and condemned this knowing there was evidence to the contrary? >> owe, absolutely's specially mayorkas knew the truth regarding the e-mails. let's remember, folks, around

this time when the maybe haitian migration, border patrol morale is lowest as it can be. one agent mentioned to me the huge gut punch of the media attacked the border patrol, the majority of outlets attacked border patrol, there was no evidence of whipping. they have not come out with retract shuns. they kept the attack a whole year, a true gut punch to them. they have been suffering during the whole border crisis. it hasn't stopped to this day. joey: most americans know the border is a dangerous place. you know first-hand a year ago today, not today, over a year ago you had an encounter that was a close call for your own life. let's take a look. >> [speaking spanish] on the phone. joey: tell us what happened

there. >> joey, very interesting about that spot we were in a yuma, arizona, becoming extremely popular crossing point for migrants, not all over the world, central, south america, what made it unique this human smuggler was taking cash payments there in person but really in the middle of between the u.s. and mexico border which we've never seen before. as soon as armed human smuggler saw we were filming him he threatened me, threatened to take away my phone and shoot me. my mind went to flight or life. shows reality of the border. how brazen armed human smugglers don't feel threaten journalist on the american side. that little incident happens every single day on the southern border. we happened to capture that moment on camera. i saw my life flash before my eyes right there, but i was happy to get out of the moment, to live to tell the story. i think americans got to see the

reality of the border. joey: that video shows the violence at border. the bravery of you and those like you at border telling the truth. this administration is not so keen letting the truth of the border come out. thanks so much for joining us. thanks for telling your story. i'm glad it worked out. keep doing your job. >> thank you, joey, absolutely. turning now, a powerful moment at dr. oz's rally in pennsylvania where one mom shares the devastating impact of fentanyl on her family. the story you need to hear will be right here next. >> a criminal came in from philadelphia. brought three fentanyl, our daughter took he it. my husband found her the next morning and the criminal that brought this to our home is appealing his sentence.

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morning. the criminal brought this to our home is appealing his sentence and john fetterman will be the person who says, okay, this is fine, give him another chance. rachel: one pennsylvania mother sharing the devastating impact of the fentanyl crisis on her own pham as she rallies with dr. oz and his fight to the senate. the race down to statistical tie. a pittsburgh based reporter joins us now. selina, such a sad story. explain to us because you're on the ground there in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, how central is the idea fentanyl and crime to this race? >> it's, it's the most, these are the two most important things in the race outside of inflation. you know that was absolutely gutting. what is sad for me to say as a reporter that has been covering this epidemic for 15 years and watching it escalate in the past

two years to even a higher number is that i have been on the ground with dr. oz where there is no cameras around. he had this information, not once, not twice, but dozens and dozens of times. it is not just suburban parents. it is city parents. it's rural parents. this is killing our younger generation and, it is not being addressed. i had an interview with the sheriff the other day where he was talking to me, you don't think about this in rural pennsylvania, rural ohio, however he said the cartels are here. we're not doing anything to stop it. rachel: yeah. so that mother was connecting fetterman and his sort of soft-on-crime policies. >> right. rachel: letting these criminals out, to the fentanyl problem but aren't the people in pennsylvania connecting the fentanyl problem to our border, to the open border policies of the biden administration. >> absolutely t doesn't matter what party you're in.

people understand where it is coming from. people understand, until it is stepped, also and until there are consequences for criminals in the drug trade, but also for crime in general, people are not going to be satisfied. these are their children and their grandchildren that are dieing. >> i've been really surprised, i'm not from pennsylvania, i've been watching so much curiosity what is happening. fetterman who is clearly facing some real cognitive issues because of the stroke he has. he has, he comes from a city that is doing worse since he was mayor. i'm surprised that, how tight this race is. you have dr. oz who is a doctor, who you know has a lot of credibility and a lot of name he can are anything, recognition, why is this race so tight. >> pennsylvania will have a habit breaking last minute, it will be tight, it will be tight, boom all of sudden it will go

one direction or the other. it is habit of the american people not paying attention over the summer. that is where you saw dr. oz starting to make gains after labor day, after the end of september, and as more knowledge came out about fetterman's lack of transparency, about his illness, but also that he didn't reduce crime in his city. or borough and the borough of branik actually got worse rather than better. i have a story about that in "the new york post." you saw that, you couple that with oz going around all across the state in these little events, those, combination of that both approaches has moved oz up double digits and closing on fetterman. rachel: pennsylvania is very similar to wisconsin. we saw that same sort of jump for senator ron johnson in that post-labor day. as more information came out

about his opponent. it is an interesting state to watch. one we'll definitely going to be coming to you again for as we get closer to the midterms and on election day. ales great to have you on "fox & friends." thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks, rachel. rachel: joey, back to you. joey: thanks, rachel. turning now to your headlines a south carolina man is accused of stealing his ex-girlfriend's mom's ashes trying to sell them for heroin. the 19-year-old allegedly telling his ex, he took some of his mother's ashes while she wasn't home. according to the arrest warrant he would sell the ashes for heroin. facing destruction desecration removal of remains. harvard university admits the climate goals contributed to the school's worst endowment returns since 2016. investment arm revealing they loft 2.3 billion of dollars of

endowments in the last fiscal year. they admit the letter, the goal of achieving net zero emissions weighed upon performance. despite the massive losses, the ceo adds the university is still proud to be deeply engaged in the issue of sustainability. i guess they can afford it. even though it is closed today, georgia's own chick-fil-a gen-z's favorite fast-food chain. according to a survey by investment banking company piper sandler, 15% of gen-z ranked chick-fil-a as their number one choice when it comes to fast-food. i'm with them on that. starbucks checks in at second, they lose me there. picking up 12% of the gen-z vote, chipotle, mcdonald's, olive garden round out the top five. olive garden? i thought this was fast-food. all right. those are your headlines. let's turn now to chief

meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. says it right there in the monitor. i didn't see it, rick. rick: all right. starbucks is a fast-food chain? i don't get that one either. look at the weather map to show you what is going on. a large drought going across the huge chunk of the country. overlay here the mississippi watershed, any rain through the rolls out through the mississippi river. that river gets low because of the drought. that gives impact transporting goods around the mississippi river and agricultural as well. general rain continues across parts of arizona, new mexico, west texas. we'll see more of that throughout the day today and tomorrow. that little spin over the great lakes will have some pretty big impacts. on sunday i love to show you the rain and precipitation we'll get this week. a little bit across the south. look across the pacific northwest. we desperately getting rain and snow around the pacific

northwest coming in a few days. helps the fires around that area. joey, send it back to you inside. joey: thank you, brother. 23 days out from the midterms, congressman dan :show is reloading his viral ad supports republicans in texas. take a look. >> time for a new generation of leaders. join the fight. help us win. ♪ texas for america. joey: his fight to keep texas red. plus, tail gate season is here. we're cooking up some dishes on fox square that will take your parties to the next level. i'm kind of jealous. i'm not down there already. i want to run down there to get food. i got to eat.vi ♪. cause i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by usp... ...an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. nature made. the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. ♪ hit it!♪

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♪. rachel: well today, is national sports day and football sunday. pete: national sports day, all sports? rachel: all sports. joey: only one day. >> roasted whole pigs gets a week by the way. pete: really. joey: takes at least a week to eat a whole pig. pete: to take your tailgate to the next level, norman is the culinary director of the green turtle, located mostly in where

in maryland, your restaurants. >> delmarva, maryland, the maryland area. pete: thanks for being here. what are your tips? >> i'm a pretty lazy chef, when it comes to setting up food for a bunch of people, i like to stick with burgers. rachel: can't go wrong with a burger, everyone loves it. >> actually. i have taken selections from the green turtle, prepared them on a tiny little grill, you don't have to haul them on a huge smoker to -- rachel: wow, that looks amazing. joey: none of that looks amazing in my terms of lazy cooking. this looks like it takes a lot of effort. rachel: you have an old bay crab my melt. which one is that one. >> old bay crabby melt. rachel: pour nachos, grilled sandwich sandwich which is right here. blackened rich rockfish tacos. >> right in front of. >> that looks amazing. sew does the grab dip quesadilla

>> tell us what makes these special. >> what makes it special. we are a sports bar, we have a chef driven menu. you will not get in there get prefrozen chicken fingers. we do them fresh. what i think separates this selection, they're all crowd pleasers. right? and, again, salmon burger is something like kind of off-key but, you can introduce it to someone who is at your tailgate. pete: the burger is tasty. what is special about it. >> the secret? pete: can you give me the secret? >> the secret is the brioche bun. griddled with mayonnaise instead of butter. pete: wow. >> that is the tip. pete: can be done on your grill very easily. like butter, spread a little mayo. joey: did you figure this out, you ran out of butter? let me roll out mayo, that is it happened. >> probably. sometimes in kitchen i don't have an ingredient i substitute

it. rachel: brilliant. sign after good cook other chef i should say. pete: people go tailgate, smoke it for five or six hours. rick and i were just saying. i love the idea of tailgating but there is a lot to go into it. simplify it with a urge per and experience is more simple. >> exactly. if you want pulled pork like on the smokehouse nachos. just do it off site. reheat it on the grill on tinfoil and you have pulled pork. joey: i like quesadilla, that is one thing i can make. pan hot, get cheese on there, fold it over. good to go. rachel: this is crab. joey: that is the maryland in you. >> chef joey jones. joey: i'm not telling you how to make quesadilla. >> my daughter is making the quesadillas. you're up there with her. joey: making grilled cheese on toaster. pop out, sandwich on cheese. still toasty. >> two dishes. >> food hacks. pete: what is the website to

find your locations? >> the green turtle.com. it will show you a map. you find the closest one to your location. pete: thank you for being here this morning. appreciate it. rachel: carmen dalager is that right? joey: big show ahead, congressman brian fitzpatrick, charlie hurt, brian irvine and maria bartiromo right here. >> maria.

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