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we want to thank betty's bounces for their ongoing relationship with the show. we love them. their inflatables are great. they help us out every week. this is a marginal inflatable a- inflatable, questionable, no good, barely functioning. joey: one inflatable, three different sports. it's pretty impress. impressive.rachel: i think it e good at a party. pete: if we were eight, it would be awesome. joey: if i take my legs off, i have the stature of an 8-year-old. rachel: i'm very, very short. when people meet me in person, that's what they say. pete: you're short, but strong in stature. rachel: i'm fun size. pete: we have competitions on the sew, many are very curious. not serious, but substantively. this one, is it going to count. joey: yeah, it's going to. when i hoist that pr trophy it l

count. pete: we turned into chuck e. cheese. joey: did i see you bowl in heels. rachel: my mom worked in a bowling alley growing up. she brought the kids to work. i spent a lot of time in the back office coloring and bowling so i won the championship. joey: we need to bring that ba. pete: we know what texas is, the horned frogs, does tennessee have a hand signal? joey: i don't know. pete: is it -- joey: i don't have anything i can say on television right now. i don't think they have a hand signal. i would say that -- pete: a one finger salute. joey: they get really ram bucky rambuctios. they have pride. it's like you don't boo your you own team. i threw mustard balls and golf

balls. pete: we're talking about this because t tennessee beat alabam. joey: two hours before the game pete decided they would be the team. pete: i'm not going to show up in tennessee and be like -- i'm in tennessee and i'm all in, i am growing a mull mullet and bg guns. rachel: he told he me he's he's considering a tractor. pete: that's phase 3. joey: a riding law mower is not a tractor. pete: the hegseth show up and they're beating alabama. jo.rachel: he's growing a mull. that says everything. pete: thank you for being here, fourth hour of "fox & friends" on this sunday morning. we miss will but we love having joey jones here as well and as always rachel campos duffy. we begin with the crisis at the southern border, exclusive video shows a group of nic migrants bg

sent across the rio grande by masked smugglers. joey: they the border is wide open as my migrants continue te flow into the u.s. rachel: griff jenkins is live at the border again. griff, good morning. >> reporter: hey rachel, joey and pete. we had another big group come. they come every morning like clock work. i want to show you something we've not shown yet in the 15 days i've been on the ground here at eagle pass and that is the processing center. the bosses say the border is open. talk to the border patrol agents doing the hard work, they're told don't talk about the border being open, just process faster. here's why. look at this. had this is the processing center on the outskirts of eagle pass, put up about three months ago. if we can go to our sky drone, look how massive the tents are.

you can see a bus entering there to join the other busses. i've been on the ground since october 1st, there have been 15,000 migrant apprehensions, 39 rescues, 89 smuggling attempts thwarted, multiple criminal my grants arrested in-- migrants arrested including of sex offenders and one man wanted for murder. there's been migrants from yemen, syria, somalia, bangladesh and iran since i've been on the ground. let me show you the group that came this morning. you can see this well before dawn, a group of about 100 showed up. they're mostly from cuba, colombia, peru and some of the central american countries. there are no venezuelans, not a single venezuelan among them. i'll get to that in a moment? it's a new title 42 rule. let me show you the footage we shot yesterday in mexico.

this is a smuggler group which sent across about a dozen anynnicaraguans. we spoke to them about the status of the border many here's wthey said. take a listen. >>.>> as for dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas, here's what he told the dallas morning tied. the political cry that the border is open is music to the smugglers' ears, they take the political rhetoric and market it. what we've been showing, the numbers tell a different story that the borders is open. a note about venezuelans.

this is a venezuelan passport i got on the mexican side that the they just discarded it before they cross tbhaws didn't want to be identified because now they know they'll be sent back. had thethey don't want to be sek to mexico. the certain of the agents is that venezuela which has been a heavy part of migrants coming into the area will stop coming in large groups that surrender to border patrol, they'll become part of the runners and part of what was nearly 600,000 known got aways last fiscal year. where we stand in this fiscal year, the past 15 days, they're up 66% in the del-rio sector. while people say that, well, it was a record year last year. we're on the start of a new fiscal year and we're headed to a much more even unprecedented footing than we are right now and you had officials like mayorkas said the border is secure. that's just not the case, guys. rachel: griff, just so much in there to unpack.

so let's start with the venezuelans. so first of all, there have been reports that nicolas maduro he be emptied out prisons and encouraged criminals to come this way. other people are saying, you know, that this title 24 that is used exclusively for venezuelans is because the biden administration doesn't want people who are against socialism to be the ones coming in because they were the majority group before. others saying there's something to do with the oil deals between nicolas maduro and the biden administration and this new title 42 process which keeps venezuelans in mexico and not able to come in with the other illegal migrants. what is happening? what's your assessment? >> reporter: great questions, rachel. and remember, we don't have diplomatic relations with the country of venezuela because of maduro so really nothing about what he may be doing or his intentions are actually confirmable or verifyable. we know this, that is that title

42 expulsions existed from the trump administration for mexicans and the northern triangle. they're still under title 42. this administration decided to add venezuelans perhaps because so many venezuelans were coming and they wanted to cut down on it. now what you have, and i confirmed this talking to a migrant, he said the mexican government which is working if conjunction with the u.s. is stopping issuing temporary visas to allow migrants in the southern part of mexico when they cross from guatemala. there's clearly a u.s./mexico agreement to try to cut down on the number oven of venezuelant are coming. the pipeline of those that come here and are he released here, that caused 2.1 million plus, we're qui waiting for the septer numbers but if venezuelans are in the pipeline and are trying to he evade being apprehended in

the country that will add to the problem that agents have which is trying to stop people that don't want to surrender. those are the ones we're worried about, the ones we don't know where they're coming from, why they're here or what their intentions are but already you have border patrol agents overwhelmed doing all the processing they can't pursue with the he resources they need, the known got aways. pete: griff jenkins, great reporting. you're the man. thank you for telling the real story that's going on. once the word goes out that policies have changed people get the word really quick and things are dynamic on this sort of the border. rachel: just throw away your passport. pete: griff jenkins, the only ones out there telling the story. 10 minutes ago -- it's 9:00 on the east coast -- we got a fresh batch of fox news polls. the only poll that matters is what happens on election day. to get a glimpse into the electorate before then, polls

help us. this poll from fox newses was between the ninth and 12th of october for registered voters. which issues do voters say the gop handles better. if you look at the first 10 minutes of the hour, the first one makes sense, border security, republican plus 21. crime, plus 15. and inflation, plus 13. foreign policy considering the state of the world, plus 9. a lot of advantages for the republicans to press. joey: and a there's another poll following this one up and i want to bring this up now because when you cross reference these two polls you'll see something. this is a poll asking respondents if they're extremely or very concerned about what -- kind of rank which topics they're extremely or very concerned about. at the top is inflation, higher prices. and that's at 89%. after that's higher crime rates, then political division, russia/ukraine situation and it's a list of about 1 spark spk a 12 or 15 spinnings, border security is toward the bottom.

if you cross reference, republicans are plus 15 on crime, plus 13 on inflation. that's the top two things they say 89 and 79% are. you're starting to see that republicans should be doing really well in the elections coming up because the things that people are most concerned about, they think republicans have a better handle on. rachel: sos there's a reason i made my podcast from the kitchen table because the kitchen table is really where the rubber meets the road in terms of politics and so we have also on the fox news poll an understanding of where your family has had to cut back to afford necessities. so look at this poll. it says that in july -- in march of 2022, 67% said they had to cut back a lot and now it's up to 71%. joey: heading in the wrong direction. rachel: it's going in the wrong direction. if you talk to any of our fox business hosts and correspondents who are so good

and have their pulse on what's happening, they don't see inflation is going to -- it's going to going higher and higher. pete: not so transitory at this point. even with what the federal reserve is doing raising interest rates is not effective. another question asked national economic conditions, is it getting better or worse? this is usually falling if the lap of whoever is in the white house at that moment. 73% saying that the economic conditions in america are getting worse. obviously that includes democrats and eu independents if you're looking at a number like 73. democrats, what they're running in campaign ads, it's abortion, climate and this is underneath what's going going on with highr crime rates. what's going on in schools, 10 years ago, would that be on the list. rachel: i did a segment with charlie hurd and alexandra will, and we talked about obama going

to states that are in play and democrats are struggling and i asked do you think this will help them and it was interesting,a alexandra wilkes said, look, the 2016 election was about obama voters, that election turned on obama voters who voted for trump. pete: be i heard her say that, yeah. rachel: and she said what have the democrats done to win those back? look at the topics you just said. that they're focused on. abortion -- pete: election denial and climate a change. joey: all at the bottom of the poll. rachel: they insulted the working class voters, insulted them, called them them racist aa they're not talking about the things that are important to the voters. joey: democrats, especially president biden are moving away from the issues that the progressives took up, election denial, voter fraud,

coronavirus, these things that came in at the bottom of the poll that have been the democrat platform, and what they've decided is we can't ignore these issues that matter to people so we're going to lie to them about it. pete: that's right. joey: we have president biden doing exactly that, watch this. >> are you concerned about the strength of the dollar right now? >> i'm not concerned about the strength of the dollar. i'm concerned about the rest of the world. does that make sense? >> can you explain that? >> yes. our economy's as strong as hell internally. inflation is worldwide. i've never been a big fan of trickle down economy where if -- 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 a way up and the wealthy do just fine. joey: he's not lying when he says the middle class need to do

well. pete: he's not joking either. joey: he's lying when he says - lying is a big word. it's not true that our economy is strong as hell when people at home would of interpret strong as heck to mean i can go buy what i want, i can afford it, i have the wages to get it without working myself to de death. maybe his definition of really strong is very different than regular americans but it doesn't come across authentic. what it sounds like is they're spitting in your face and telling you it's raining. pete: as the poll p poll, if 73% of americans think economic conditions are getting worse and yet joe biden is looking them in the eye saying everything is great -- joey: the rest of the world sucks too, what's the message. pete: that phrase, i'm not concerned about the dollar, i'm concerned about the rest of the. rachel: he doesn't make sense. but the point is, he is saying and many of his spokespeople are

saying that the economy is strong and i think if you can't afford groceries, if you're trying to figure out what trips i can take to take my kid to soccer or school or whatever because it's heart arrested tod to fill up the gas tank and your leader is saying the economy is strong, this isn't just i'm not going to vote for him, you're angry at him. it's an insult. this is an insult. this is the kind of stuff that comes out of communist countries when they have a ministry of truth. this is a lie. the economy has never been worse. inflation is at a 40-year high. and it was only a couple years ago under the trump administration that a we were living under the best economy in all of our lifetime so people are not stupid. they know what a good economy feels like. they don't have to think back 15 years for it. they know what it was. pete: there are questions whether they can evi eventually deliver but republicans like kevin mccarthy and others are smart to laser in on border

security, crime and inflation. that's where people's heads and hearts are right now. turning to additional headlines this morning including this. california police arresting a suspected serial killer while he was allegedly out hunting for new victims. authorities taking wesley brown lee into custody overnight yesterday. police say they studied his patterns, arresting him while he allegedly stalked an apartment building with a gun wearing dark clothes and mask around his neck. l he'll face charges they in connection with seven shootings that killed six people and wounded a seventh in stockton and oakland, california, going back to last year. and a fire breaking of out yesterday at the notorious iranian prison where many political prisoners are he detained in tehran. iranian state media a says four prisoners died and another 61 have been injured. it's still unclear if the fire is related to the anti-government protests that have gripped the country for the past few weeks but hundreds of

protesters detained in those demonstrations have been sent to this prison and now it's on fire. and happening right now, parisians are taking to the streets to protest the country's soaring inflation. it's not just us. it's there too. joe blames it all on them. among protesters are french refinery workers who have been striking for weeks, demanding a pay increase to cope with rising costs. protests organized by left wing politicianses who are hoping to build momentum in support of the country's energy unions, thus far france has been unable to reach a resolution with the labor groups but tried to demand them back to work as citizens and businesses face long waits for gas. and those are your headlines. rachel: that's what happens when you do the green new you ddeal -- new deal in europe. they're ahead of us. they might be facing what -- we might be facing what they're facing pretty soon.

joey: still ahead, army injustice, soldiers and veterans reveal an a investigation left them with criminal records despite never having committed a crime. more on this disturbing story. rachel: jury deliberations begin tomorrow in the trial of steele dossier source. we've got a preview of what to expect, next. ♪ ain't it sunny. ♪ i never looked better and it's all your fault. ♪

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rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." jury dislib braces begin tomorrow in the case of russian national igor dan c danchenko. where are we now and who are the key players to the trial. let's turn to former federal prosecutor, francie haigs for reaction. great to ask you on. why don't you break down the key characters for us. >> thanks for having me, rachel. the first most important is the defendant himself, igor danchenko. looks like from what we learned which has taken six year, what we learned, danchenko was christopher steele's primary source for what's become known as the steele dossier. now, steele had told all of his handlers, the media, the fbi, and other people in government

that his sources were in russia, that they were sourcing material from russia and they had credibility because they were russian sources. in fact, igor danchenko worked for a democratic think tank in washington and lived here in the united states so he wasn't even russian. that was lynum better one, -- that was lie number one, one of the biggest ones from the steele dossier. rachel: tell us about the clinton after affiliate, charleh lain. charlesdolan. >> he was an interesting character. it's charles dolan who has strong ties to russia,s he's a marketing executive, a clinton supporter and democratic operative and he had connections if in and assisted with public relations for the kremlin itself. so talk about a well-developed conspiracy with the russians. it was actually dolan whos was working for the russians at least on their pr. rachel: really quick, give us a

refresher on christopher steele. >> steele is a former british spievspy.he compiled the dossieh payments from the clinton campaign a. they were trying to tie donald trump do russia and looks like falsely tie donald trump to russia. rachel: this is without a doubt the biggest political scandal in u.s. history. and it is so disheartening, it's been six years. why is it taking so long? and what does that do for american citizens who are just losing so much faith in our institutions? >> that's a great point, rachel. it is really disheartening that it's taken six years for this information to come out and still the mainstream media isn't even really covering it. so there's a significant portion of the american public who has no idea that democratic operatives working in concert with government employees at the fbi and doj used the most secret levers of power that is our top

secret surveillance tools against an american citizens in order to spy on the trump campaign and i know spy is a controversial word but it's just a fact us because the fisa, foreign intelligence surveillance act warrant allowed the fbi to review and surveil carter page and anyone that he had communicated with in the past three years going forward and that would be people from the trump campaign and in trump's orbit. rachel: i mean, this is police state stuff. it's really disheartening. not just an attack on donald trump, it's an attack on everyone who voted for him and everyone who believes or wants to believe in free and fair elections and rule of law. francie, you are the best. thank you for joining us and breaking it down. it's confusing but it's so important. >> thanks for having me, rachel. rachel: you got it. still ahead, vice president harris praising michigan governor whitmer on the p campaign trail but business owners hurt by whitmer's pandemic rules and c and tyranny

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morning. thank you for your service first and foremost. give us your top line reaction to the vice president's comments there. >> thanks for your service as well, brother. appreciate it. yeah, kamala harris is the personification of unqualification. she's a lawyer from california. and what we need is we need more leaders who understand what it takes to accomplish missions in tough environments, people who are actually qualified. let's hope the administration put kamala harris in charles of securing gretchen whitmer's victory, if she's as effective as she's been with securing the border, then we'll have a republican governor in the state of michigan. kamala harris' party has been responsible for hollowing of the middle class. the elitist policies of the biden agenda are hurting folks of my district. we need to send folks who understand a what it's like to live in the real word to washington send us all.

joey: i think of michigan and i think of the auto industry, hard working americans, they love to hunt and they're similar to those of us in georgia, i feel like maybe unions held them on the blue side for a while. is there a potential for michigan to swing red in the election. >> absolutely. people are beginning to wake up to the fact that democrat party will say that you didn't build that or your children don't belong to you. this is a party that feels like they know how to spend your money and they know how to raise your kids better. i'm about parental rights, making sure we protect those. i'm about the right to he free speech, to keep and bear arms. these are in jeopardy, or questioned by the other side. we need to have folks who understand what it takes to bring back jobs, drive down prices, drive down crimes. we are less safe. it's made the dollar stretched so thin for folks who are in desperate situations. we need to get representation who experienced and understand what it takes to bring back

jobs, lower prices and keep the community safer. joey: gretchen whitmer, kamala harris, they're democrat politicians. a former democrat politician who is much more popular than they are, president obama, he's heading to michigan and he says democrats feed to stop obsessing over everything that trump does. i think that's probably truth in that. what do you think. >> after a supporting globalization that sent a lot of jobs frankly a little bit over 200,000 manufacturing jobs overseas, during his presidency, he went to his last general assembly address of the u.n. and said we need to look at the downside of globalization and now after obsessing over trump himself for the better part of eight years, now he's coming back and saying hey, guys, folks at the kitchen table, regular folks are really more concerned with gas prices and groceries than your elitist ajen dam we need to make sure -- agenda. we need to make sure we get back to focus and the majority in the house runs through michigan's

tenth congressional district. holding the administration accountable to exactly what's been hurting so many of us, these open borders, the free-fall in the economy, the jobs flowing overseas, that's what we need to do to help folks and that's what i'm focused on the next election. joey: john james, thank you for your service, thanks for joining us and good luck. >> thanks, joey. joey: thousands of soldiers now have a criminal record he despite never been charged with a crime. the questions surrounding an army investigation that need to be answered. and inflation is still the top concern for voters heading into the midterms. maria bartiromo is on the --s she's on the trouble that this is causing democrats right here, next. ♪ >> 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.

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pete: thousands of soldiers now have a criminal record. despite never being charged with a crime. the army's investigation of a now defunct recruiting program largely started in 2006, 2007, accusing recruiters of giving cash incentives for newcomers to the national guard. alexandria huff is live in washington to help us explain. >> reporter: many of the soldiers are no idea they had an arrest record until they were denied a job or permit for a weapon. it stems from an investigation

that started about a decade ago, titled task force raptor, believed to be the army's largest investigation in history. the task at hand was to look into over 106,000 soldiers who were paid by the national guard recruiting assistance program and smaller counter part. the programs sought to increase enlistments by offering a cash reward for referrals and it did that, bringing in 150,000 new army recruits. but by 2012 it came under scrutiny due to the company that was contracted to run it and while the whole program was deemed illegal since the payments exceeded what congress allotted the army for bonuses. in comes in task force raptor to investigate possible fraud. while 137 soldiers ended up being charged, over 2500 soldiers were simply flagged or titled as part of the investigation. but the entry alone into the army's criminal investigation's log showed up like an arrest for felony when the information was uploaded into the fbi's criminal

database. this caused failed background checks for many who never knew they had a permanent record attached to them. here's attorney and former green beret dug o'connell. >> it's a tragic outcome from this debacle. it's the soldiers and former soldiers who stood up and volunteered to serve and protect our constitution are now being treated as criminals. >> reporter: so far, 53 soldiers and veterans asked to have their record cleared. the u.s. senate source tells fox news that the army has denied every one of those requests. joey, r rachel, pete. pete: be i know guys who have faced like this. good luck going to the dod and trying to get them to do something about it. joey: it's insane they can ruin their life that way. pete: it was a legitimate program. if you brought someone into the program you got 2500 bucks to help the recruiting crisis. now they're flagged and they

won't fix it. with 23 days until the midterm elections and inflation tops voter concerns ahead of crime and the political divide. joey: as the far left takes more heat over its economic agenda, 60% say moving away from capitalism and towards socialism would be a bad thing. rachel: here to react, sunday morning futures anchor, maria bartiromo. interesting poll. i bet the numbers are higher for hispanics. maria: i don't disagree. this is all what matters to the american people because we are feeling it firsthand the results and impact of this bad policy which has resulted in terrible outcomes. look, everything is more expensive. we had a horrendous week of economic data. all of those expectations that inflation is beginning to peak in the garbage now because we see inflation is not peaking at all. and it will likely get worse in the coming months. don't forget, things are going to get more expensive for you as

interest rates continue to go higher and the next federal reserve meeting is november 1st and 2nd and we are expecting another 75 basis point hike in the federal reserve fed funds rate. what does that do to industry? it just makes what you're paying for things more expensive. take a look at housing. this is where you really see what has taken place, housing starts have plummeted. construction materials are up in price. and those people who are going to buy a home are now thinking twice, why, because interest rates, the 30-year mortgage fixed rate is close to 7%. that's a double to where it was just a year ago. so people are going to buy a home and realizing that their mortgage payment is now going to be hundreds and hundreds of dollars more than they thought every month so they're saying forget it. i can't buy that house right now. i better rent. then they go to rent an apartment, they go to rent a home and they're getting major sticker shock because the price of shelter, rent skyrocketed as well. what has not moved at all and

has gotten only worse is the price of food. when you look at eggs, milk, coffee, meat, fish, et cetera, all the things we buy, we are talking about elevated prices. they will not budge. for example, the price of eggs, a month ago it was up 40% year over year. last month it was up 31% year over year. you're talking about crazy price increases and that is what people are feeling and that is likely what they're going to think about when they go vote. pete: that's right, maria. this and more coming up on your program today. who do you have on sunday morning futures in 15 minutes? maria: the thing is, on top of all of the bad policy you also have corruption in plain sight and we have breaking news this morning on the fbi. devin nunes is going to he react to an incredible week of headlines coming out of the igor danchenko trial and what john durham has done is put the finger on the fbi for the incredible corruption and

plighticization and -- politicization and we'll talk with james comer. he'll have the gavel next year and he'll use the subpoena power. will he zero in on the fbi and we have fbi agents saying to go pound sand, they're not going to comply with investigations. we'll take a look at the border as well as today is the beginning of the chinese communist party's national congress. that is going to anoint xi jinping dictator for life. mike pompeo will weigh in on the national security concerns around all of this influence peddling of the biden family. we have breaking news in 10 minutes. we'll see you then. joey: that's a big show. rachel: absolutely. joey: that's the second time the price of eggs has come up on the show. i'm going to buy chickens. the bucs are rolling into pittsburgh to take on the steelers, that's one of the games you can catch on fox. charissa thompson has more must-see matchups you don't want

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pete: it is week six of the nfl and there's a full slate of heated matchups. here to weigh in with her picks is fox nfl kickoff host, charissa thompson. i'm sorry, no will cain tho day. let's not talk about him, let's

talk about football. >> i was hoping it was you. congratulation as on your victory. all of a sudden you're a tennessee volunteers fan. >.pete: we moved and they're go. that's all i have to the say. i'm all in on them now. >> 15-0 for the alabama crimson tide. who needs the statistic when you're around. congratulations. pete: let res get to a few of the games today. the jets, packers who do you like. >> i like the packers in this one. they have never lost back to back games under matt lefleur. i don't think new york has luck twice against the aaron rodgers led team. they're looking for a big offensive weapon. the jets are a young people, 70% of the offense come from players that are younger than 23. they're playing great football. i think the packers win this one by 7. pete: they have a future. for now, they're still the jets. how about the 49ers and falcons.

>> the 49ers playing great football. jimmy garaffalo is doing a great job. it's the defense, the number one scoring defense, i think they give the falcons fits today. they do get kyle pitts back. i like the niners by. 7. pete: you've got the cowboys or the 4-1 cowboys and undefeated eagles. who do you like in that one? big showdown. >> i gave will a hard time. i owe him a martini and coffee after last week's bet. i like the eagles in this one, the only undefeated team in the league. we know how good the cowboys defense has been. the eagles' defense is seventh in total defense, the front four for the cowboys get after quarterbacks. ji like the eagles by 0 10 in ts

one. good news for you guys at home, $100,000 is on the line today. three lucky people took home their share of a million dollars a couple weeks ago. terry is now giving away over $7.5 million. who knew he had that much. download the free to play app for your chance to win. pete: will is a martini guy. he's a dallas guy. it doesn't surprise me that would be the payoff. >> very fancy, he is. pete: very fancy pants, will cain. do you like myikwe. >> i do. i think kevin o'connell has done an incredible job. they love this guy. i'm not going to bet against you. now that you've you been able to buck the tend of the crimson tide, p i'm riding with the vikings as. well.pete: that means more thanu know. you're wearing the purple today. it's national sports day. we're putting our skills to the test. oh, boy. it's an inflatable.

from real football with charissa thompson on fox sports to that. our sports competition on fox square, next. ♪

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♪ i'm gonna win, yeah. ♪ i'm gonna win ♪ [laughter] pete: we're still getting set up here. [laughter] we are having a ball, as they might say, on national sports day thanks to betty's bounces behind us. rachel: and we each have 30 seconds to see who can score the most in our sport, so may the fastest friend win. rick: i'm going to judge. pete: so, rachel, you're going to do football. look at the big hole between the field goal.

joey, you going to do baseball. you've got three little holes. rick: i'll grab those, you get ready for -- pete: i got with you. rick: hold on. pete: i got no more audio, but that's good. [laughter] rick: this is hard. pete: however -- you're the judge. rick: this is the line, right here. all right, we're going to start in -- get over here, rachel. rachel: i'm coming, i'm coming. rick: all right, in 3, 2, 1, go. pete: 1, 2, 2, 3 -- they're not coming out. you can help. 4. 5! rick: all right. you've got 10 is seconds. pete: 6, 7! >> 5, 4, 3, 2 --

pete: 8. not 8, no way. it's joey. how many did he get? [inaudible conversations] ♪ rick: this goes to you. [inaudible conversations] rachel: you guys didn't even count mine. pete: have a great sunday, everybody. of go to church, watch some football. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. today, incriminating the fbi. blockbuster headlines coming out of the john during almost russia probe -- durham russia probe and the trial of igor danchenko. it shows corruption in plain sight with if fbi attempting to take down donald trump at all costs, even paying danchenko $200,000, offering christopher steele another million dials, all th