♪ ♪ it's in our hearts, it's in our homes -- ♪ up city street is the and down country roads -- will: a haze out there -- a maize out -- maze out there. good morning, welcome to "fox & friends,"s the fourth and final hour on this saturday morning. we we got -- oh, dave. king of puns behind me.

it's amazing. [laughter] rachel: it is. pete: after the cow saying we need to moo-o-ve on. will: we're having apple cider doughnuts. todd: what a tough day for hegseth, the eater in chief, man, you're missing all the stuff that will mentioned. it's next level. will: yeah. it is a fun day here. it's officially fall, and let's bring in our friend, dan bongino, the host of "unfiltered with dan bongino." good morning, dan. rachel: good morning, dan. >> hey, i was on my phone. oh, yeah, i got a guest date on fox. [laughter] by the way, it was not the producers' fault, they only told me five or six items, you're coming up any second now, and i was still on mien phone. this is super important. you know, my family, the bongino

crew down here, thinks the world of duffys. we love them to death. they are truly some of the most genuine people they ever meet. i heard a little birdie tell me it is rachel birthday today. it is her 21st, so you can now drink legally. i thought it was a good idea, because i know -- you know i love date night -- will: look at this. >> to so i would like complements of me and paula, by the way, the lovely paula set this up, we bought you a bottle of champagne. i want you and sean to enjoy, have a little date night and relax are. you guys are wonderful, so happy 21st -- rachel: that's.com person eurozone, people. you don't methods around. >> we had a good year. you guys deserve the good stuff. [laughter] rachel: i might have to put it in my sippy cup here. >> i wasn't getting you a 40 of

crazy horse or something, so this is the real deal -- will: i remember crazy horse. rachel: thank you. that's so sweet. will: glad to have us with you, dan. president biden says he intends to run for re-election. watch, dan. >> the reason i'm not making a judgment about formally running or not running, once i make that judgment, a whole series of regulations kick in, and i have to treat myself as the candidate from that moment on. i have not made that formal decision, but it's my intention. my intention to run again. and we'll have time to make that decision. will: what do you think, dan? >> dr. biden is for it? >> listen, having run for offic- >> dr. biden thinks that, my wife thinks that, that i, that we're doing something very important. and that i shouldn't walk away from it.

a lot of what we've done and we've passed has not kicked in yet. for example, you know, we have all this money to to rebuild the highways, bridges, internet, etc. but it's going to take time. [laughter] will: so, dan, you're buffering, he bufferedded mt. middle of that -- by the way, even though our techs didn't know when that interview was over, they brought our mics up in the middle of it. [laughter] >> i don't know what guy -- think about it. i ran for office, so i bring some kind of value alsod to this. rachel, you've been involved in campaigns, you put together campaign signs. what's the biden reelect campaign signsome look, gas was $2.39 a gallon when i got in office, it's $3.82 now, isn't this great? what's he going to say, inflation was 1.4% when i got in office, it's only 8.4 now. i mean, is the campaign slogan going biden, joe biden, hey, it could be worse?

[laughter] what's this guy going to run on? education scores are down down the school -- since the school lockdown, the border's open, you've got a fentanyl crisis, putin waited for this buy to get in office before he invades russia. you've got xi jinping threatening taiwan, the u.k. in turmoil. i mean, joe biden is the king of chaos. that's the only thing he can run. remember reagan's campaign ad, you know, reagan's campaign, are you better off than you were four years ago, right in think about that. if joe biden were to ask that question, even the most liberal of democrat, you know, if you put a few beers in hem, maybe some of that. david domina: p -- dom 36789 i gave rachel, this guy's gotting nothing. the idea of him running for office again, you watch. i'll leave it at this, after the midterms when they screw around and find out factor kicks in,

you've got to watch my show tonight, you'll see, the democrats are going to say you're not running again. there's no way we're going to fund this. not a chance. rachel: but, dan, he's actually going around saying if the republicans get elected, just watch. things are going to get bad. what are -- what is he talking about? they're already bad, and he did it. is this something they think is going to work? >> you know, the irony of this guy is -- you really, he takes credit for stuff rump did, and then he -- trump did, and then he blames the stuff he did on trump. les a great op-ed this morning about biden taking credit for the deficit going down. now, the deficit was at, was closing in on $2.5 trillion, a number never seen in human history. forget about u.s. history, right? so he takes credit because the covid been fits -- will: right. >> -- he wanted to continue, only manchin stopped him, expired. now, the reason also the deficit went down is because the trump

tax cuts spurred a bunch of economic growth at the lower tax rates leading to more productivity that led to 600 billion more in tax revenue. so he wants to cut them. he wants to go back to the higher tax rates. think about the irony of this. he wanted the deficit spending to continue. it was manchin and the republicans who stopped him, and the trump tax cuts spurred growth in the economy that led to higher tax rates. he wants to enboth of those things, and he's taking crept for it. do you realize, a i'm not joking. you have to be, like, a level 10 imbecile to believe anything in the guy says. if you are an educated voter, i don't mean like a ph.d., i mean like you just read basic stuff, you have to understand this guy is always lying to you. it is almost like a sociopathic level of lying. not just about his corn pop with the razor and i got the chain and the rub my legs. not just his life story that he's full of crap, he's full of

crap about everything all the time. he wanted to continue the massive deficit spending. and, by the way, the deficits are still -- i get into an argument with a democrat tonight on my show tonight just about this. will, plugs, we gotta do those all the time. this is like spending $100,000 above your million one year, spending 75,000 the next year, look, we saved $25 the ,000. it's an visit absurdity. todd: and we haven't even gotten to the aspect of that clip that our adversaries see. if you're putin or xi and you watch that and that's the lead arer of america waking up and giving that kind of an answer to a question that everybody's asking, that he should have the answer to on tip of his tongue, that is frightening. i'm sure you're going to get into that tonight on your show, "unfiltered." you've got a huge lineup. there's one guest in particular

who's particularly awesome, rcd, she's sitting 6 inches from me. [laughter] >> yeah, we've got rachel. we've got kari lake too, i'm really stoked about the interview. she's an incredible candidate running for governor in arizona, a rock star in the gop. i asked her about rumors about 2024 and a doctor about this weight loss drug. it's a diabetes drug, people use it for weight loss. it's like the new fad in hollywood. and cheating being epidemic in college, there's an op-ed in "wall street journal," charlie kirk hits that topic. and then rachel just lights aoc on fire. [laughter] so you get to wake up with rachel and enyour day with rachel campos duffty on rachel's birthday. rachel: you have a great lineup, dan. i told the boys that if -- for my birth day, i want kari lake lighting.

everywhere she goes, i love it. >> she has that ring light, right? [laughter] that is the weirdest thing ever. when you're in this business, one of the first things you notice is the lighting on people's set. how is it her lighting is always perfect? and you can't fix -- rachel: no matter where she goes. >> right? she has best lighting ever. they must carry some, like, marvel superhero light everywhere she goes. [laughter] now the audience will notice it every night. will: thanks for being on "fox & friends"ing this morning. rachel: hanks, dan, and thanks for the champagne. i'm going to enjoy that. will: all right, let's turn to a few additional headlines. federal investigators working to determine the cause of a deadly plane crash in new hampshire. officials say those inside the plane are dead but no word yet on how many were onboard. there were several people inside the home but, remarkably, no one on the ground was hurt. a federal appeals court

putting a temporary halt to the biden administration's federal student loan handout. the court ruling in favor of six republican-led statements. the ruling orders the administration not to act as the appeals process plays out. 22 million borrowers have applied for debt relief so far. the congressional budget office estimates the plan will cost taxpayers roughly $400 billion over 10 years. the zac brown band canceling last night's show in vancouver when some of the members weren't allowed across the canadian border. some were denied entry because they had charges on their criminal records from a decade ago. they put out this statement saying: each time we come to canada, we've been at the mercy of a single border agent who decides who is allowed in. we are a family, a tribe, we never leave anyone behind. some democrat lawmakers staying up late to try to capitalize on tailor swift's trending -- taylor swift's

trending album, midnights. along with a list of what he feels are the left's legislative wins. really? and squad member jamal bowman moving swift's album, giving it a woke makeover with a fake track list that brags about police reform bill. this is so weird. and congressman cash hall making what some are calling a cringe-worthy effort to get in on the hype. what do you say? todd: just know it was a hashtag for no reason. will: just hashtagged it? getting in on the trend? rachel: well, she's a democrat. maybe she'll appreciate it. todd: that's getting a lot of people including al michaels. he basically said, ah, my granddaughters like this music. men can't like taylor swiftsome. rachel: i do love her music.

will: all right. a quick note, we will see you -- rachel: that's right, at the patriot awards. the fox nation patriot awards november 17th in hollywood, florida. for all of our viewers, please make sure you check your e-mail for tickets to the, collusive preshow -- exclusive preshow parties that include book sign isings, photo opportunities, a vip cocktail party and much, much more. we'll all be there, dan bongino, all your favorites, greg gutfeld, tucker carlson. you name it, they're there. will: of course, peteing hegseth will be hosting -- todd: looking forward to it. philadelphia man exonerated for a 2012 murder is now charged in another fay fatal shooting. 2kr789 oz has the state's soaring crime at the forefront of his senate campaign, and he's next. will: and republicans producing a record number of diverse candidates as hay push for a red wave. our political panel joins us

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♪ todd: philadelphia police say 32-year-old murder suspect jamish s r harris turned himself many pretty after previously

being exonerated for a 2012 murder conviction just days after candidate john fetterman praised the or that-left d.a.'s conviction integrity unit which let harris back out on the streets in the first place. the victim was killed last month. here's charles' sister linda. >> we're really horrify pd at the fact that he's even on the streets. we're fed up, and we're not going to take it anymore. the system and everything that's going on, it's broken, and we're here to fix it. and larry crass her and -- larry crasser in and his program that he thinks is working, it's not working, and we don't want it mihm. todd: dr. mehmet oz has made the crime crisis a hallmark in his campaign, and he joins us now. dr. oz, putting policy aside for a moment, how can anybody who wants to live in the city of philadelphia or the state of pennsylvania watch that sister pleading for somebody to do something and still vote for

john fetterman? >> i don't think they can, and that's why he's going to lose the election. but i've got to say, you walk i through the the streets of philadelphia, most of the large cities in pennsylvania, it's the same story. people feel like the folks in charge value the criminals more than the innocent. the families are in pain, no one seems to care. the fact that harris could have been released from prison by this conviction integrity unit which sounds orwellian is shocking to me. and it is to everybody else. but only days ago john fetterman praised it, talked about how it was ground breaking, it was a beacon of light. he actually said we should have similar mandatory programs in all the counties of pennsylvania. the parole board that he serves, he wanted to do exactly what this conviction integrity unit was doing which is go back, find people who are guilty and get them out in the streets. in fact, even worse than that, he voted 25 times against all the other parole board members to free convicted murderers which makes him the most

pro-murderer candidate in america, but it doesn't make any sense. he even goes out and hires the people that he releases. when you side with the criminals, people get upset, is and the folks in philadelphia have been saying they feel like they're part of a social experiment where -- and this is thei white woke people make rules but aren't there to deal with the consequences of them. and i'm saying as a senator, i will insure dangerous criminals do not go free and that police officers have our support and the resources needed to do their job because right now they are leaving in record numbers. todd: all this happening as former president obama cuts a last minute campaign ad for your opponent, john fetterman. look. obama has been relatively quiet this entire midterm cycle. heath not jumping in a lot of -- he's not jumping in a lot of races. is the fact that he has jumped into this race is an explicit acknowledgment that john fetterman's internal polling says, uh-oh, we're losing bigtime? >> of course. you're seeing it in a lot of

public polls as well. this is an acknowledgment that democrats do not want to lose pennsylvania because there's no path to them having a majority if they do. please go to dr. oz.com, support us, let me tell the truth about john fetterman more than he lies about me. you're going to see more democratic leaders and more money flowing into pennsylvania, even more than has already come here, to try to get the seat back. it's not going to happen. todd: you're going to debate on tuesday. of course policy is going to be front and center, but but remisses if we didn't focus on john fetterman's health. based upon what you've seen since you've last spoken out about that, are you going to treat him any differently especially in light of the restrictions that will be in place for this debate to allow john fetterman to debate, quote-unquote, fairly? >> i have tremendous compassion for what john fetterman is going lu. i've conceded on everything possible to make sure he's able to participate in debate. he's got closed captioning. whatever he needs.

i just want him to show up on tuesday so we can talk to pennsylvania about our policies and let them see how extreme his positions have been on the economy, on crime which we just talked about, on the open border with fentanyl pouring across that's taking lives in pennsylvania daily. these are all positions that he's been loud on but he's never been ab able to defend, and i think it's because he's hiding from the voters. tuesday that changes. todd: aside from the one in georgia, this one certainly does seem to be the main event all americans will be watching. dr. oz, best of bad luck. >> thanks, todd. todd: a transgender volleyball player spikes the ball so hard into a girl's face, it causes injuries. the fun doesn't stop at the fall festival. again, we've got face painters. i believe that's a duffy, right? love it. arts and crafts all coming up. don't go anywhere. ♪

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♪ todd: we're back with some headlines. a texas trooper who was among the first to respond to the uvalde school shooting is now the first to be fired, accused of failing to follow protocol. 1500 valid votes to recall l.a. county d.a. george gascon were wrongly tossed out according to a lawsuit by organizers who are tried to speed up the review of campaign signatures. many want the d.a. out of office because of his progressive, soft on crime policies. stay tuned to that one. and if you want to be hip and young -- rachel: i do.

todd: -- these are the emojis you should be using according to a new poll because i take whatever gen zers say to heart. the clown emoji and skull conveyed good humor while the laughing but crying face is a safe bet. this set is not hip, gen z believes the thumbs up is passive agreement, the red heart is overused and the clapping emoji is lame. i use all three of hem because i have a job and a life, and i don't have time to think about it. rachel: i'm officially old because i've never used my of the new, hip emojis. will: i wasn't paying attention. rachel: it was, like, a skull and a weird laughing -- todd: what does the skull mean? can somebody who's young explain what the -- will: cowboy hat? od todd i don't know. nobody's talking to us. will: it's important breaking news. we'll be on it all throughout the hour. [laughter] a north carolina school are

district voting to forfeit games against their rival after a young female player suffers a serious head injury after a transgender girl -- so a biological boy -- hit the player in the head with a sol luball spike. clay travis is the founder of outkick, and he joins us now. clay, it's so outland arish, but you know the thing is, i think to myself we're not reaching some inflection point because we've already seen, for example, transgender boys in the mma ring. if you're allowed to let a guy to jump in the ring and start whaling on a girl, yeah, of course they can spike a volleyball into their face. >> will, i think this is such an important conversation that still a lot of people are refusing to acknowledge. biology's real. at outkick we have a story up about this, and the coach said he he had never if seen a volley bawl hit that hard in --

volleyball hit that hard in 40 years of coaching. and you can see the leaping ability of the athlete. this is, obviously, a grainy video. but also i'm told, and makes sense -- i'm not an expert on high school volleyball -- that the net is lower for girls high school volleyball than it is for boys. so you have a bigger, stronger athlete who is able to leap up higher over the top of the net than a typical girl certainly would be. and then can bring the full force to bear of his spike like a man would as opposed to a woman. and, will, you came prosecute world of sports -- from the world of sports, i know this. anybody out there who thinks about sports knows this, but let's just presume that you're not paying a lot of attention to all these stories. go to little league. we don't let in an 8-year-old little league game -- and i have coached 8-year-old little leagud up with a 16-year-old and tried to say, well, he identifies as an 8-year-old, so he gets to

play little league baseball, every single parent would say this is totally unacceptable, what are you talking about? we divide schools based on the size of the school, right? the 5a school, the 1a school, because we know that the number of kids in a school can dictate how good a team will be. in boxing or ufc, there are weight classes to dictate so mike tyson didn't get to fight against a flyweight. we have age distinction, as i just said, for purpose of little league. this is a seismic difference, and might be out there that has not realized it is patently absurd that one day somebody can be a biological man and the next day decide to be a girl and they then get to compete against women's athletics and, oh, by the way, use the locker rooms and everything else, just flat-out wrong. and the vast majority of the american public, will, it's 80-90%, thinks this is ridiculous, it has to stop.

there is no way to defend it. and, to me, it's become a political issue, unfortunately, because so few democrats will actually address the craziness that's going on in our youth sports all over the country. will: so well said, clay. and you're right. those that hi this is okay are too far gone and lost. what this is, it's a call to those that recognize it's not okay to not let it be okay. i think there's way too many in our society that kind of go along to get along, you know? and i'm sure in some ways you and i are both guilty of that on various issues. this is not okay. this is dangerous. and somebody, everybody needs to stand up. really quickly, let's go to college football. ole miss, lsu, a question in my mind, clay, of how strong is home field advantage. they're in death valley, baton rouge, i still took ole miss plus the points. what are you doing? >> i like the over here, will. both of those teams have been very good on the offensive side of the ball. i'm also taking lsu.

this is brian kelly's first signature win, he's a first-year coach. if lane kiffin's team wins this, we have to start talking about them as potentialically college playoff -- potentially college playoff contenders. maybe the bug -- biggest game in ole miss history, at least modern history. and let me just mention this, by the way, will, you and i are both going to be at the patriot awards, you know what? i'm already going to have won our bet over which ut is going to have more wins because the university of tennessee might b- will: i know. the minute y'all beat alabama, i was, like, i just lost our bet. [laughter] >> the best sporting event i have ever been to in my life -- will: i loved those videos of kenny chesney and pay to the manning at -- peyton manning at the bar afterwards? i lo loved those! clay, have fun today.

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♪ >> a lot of momentum going our way. and the number one issue for us is the economy, affordability. the price of gas and groceries have gone up, and folks are terrified about what they'll have to pay to heat their homes. >> we have so many candidates that are fighting for the republican party and fighting for conservative values. rachel: that was a panel of conservative candidates talking about the renowned diversesty within the republican party in this election cycle. and joining us with reaction, fox news contributors jason riley, lisa boothe and sean duffy. jason, have you ever seen anything like this? i mean, truly, we have from women to every race. i i mean, i've never seen the number of diverse candidates on the republican side like we do this time. >> yeah, it's really the democrats' worst nightmare. they don't want to see diversity in republican candidates because they try to paint the republican party as racist. to the extent the republicans are fielding more diverse candidates, it makes it harder

to make that case. but this is a trend that predates biden. we saw this with donald trump, we did much better in 2020 among both blacks and hispanic, andst it's no secret why. record low unemployment, record low poverty rates. all that's been reversed under biden, so it's no surprise to me that you see more minorities reaching out to republicans. rachel: yeah. and it's the numbers, because you look at hispanics, for example, lisa, no group is more dissatisfied with the biden administration than hispanics. so what do you attribute that to, and what do you make of the number of female candidates now, hispanic women, who are running for office? >> we're not just facing a regular election. this is a history-defining election. even look at what's going on in deer born, michigan, right now. you have muslims and christians uniting to protect their children, right in so there's so much more at stake this election cycle than there has been in the past. it's not medicare, it's not

taxes. we're talking about who we are as a society, protecting children from from, you know, sexual yule indoctrination, critical race theory, things like that. there's so much more at stake which is why i think we're seeing so many diverse candidates from different backgrounds, races, ethnicities running on the republican table. but to jace with. en's point, this is not new. look at the 2016 presidential primary for republicans. bobby jindal, dr. ben carson, ted cruz, marco rubio, carly fiorina. will question go, got it. and ted cruz was the first hispanic to win a caucus or primary ever that election cycle. rachel: something definitely has shifted in the party hoe, sean. i think when you go back to that time period that lisa's talking about, that was the republican party of taxes and, you know, it was all about what does corporate america need and sort of the republican party was in service of that. something shifted with donald trump. this is now the are republican party is the working class party. i look at my own family, i think

that's why a lot of them are voting republican this year. >> but to jason's point, it's not just about donald trump, it's about what democrats have done -- rachel: right. >> their ideas don't match up with african-americans or with hispanics. there's a lot of talk about recruiting minority candidates or women candidates. that's bogus. you have people who say i want to make my country and community better, i want to run for office, and what party matches my slams? -- my values? african-americans running as republicans because they say this party is about the economy, it's about faith and family, and i think that's why you're seeing the shift. and i've been in the republican conference. a lot of white men. people think differently on issues when they come from different backgrounds. it's really powerful to have, you know, minority women and men in the conference voicing the concerns of their community. it'll change the party, and i think in a really positive way.

rachel: that's interesting. even within the republican conference. >> on bills and policies and issues. rachel: fascinating. all right. senator rick scott predicts that republicans are going to win by 55 seats. listen. >> starts right here. we're going to get 52 republican senators. we have to win here. i think we can get 53, 54, 55. the energy is on our side. people are fed up with the biden agenda. but the way we win is we vote. if we don't get all of our votes out there, we will not win. rachel: jason, do you think he's right? >> well, things seem to be breaking in the republican direction in some key races. wisconsin, pennsylvania, georgia is still close. so things, i think things are trending the right way at the right time, and i think it's because inflation remains an issue, pocketbook issues remain an issue. the democrats thought they could talk about abortion and nothing else. that's not the case. rachel: yeah. lisa? >> the red wave's always been

will. we have pollsters and the media not i trying to see it and suppressing donations going to republican candidates, but all the fundamentals are there. with history, republicans doing the best on all of the issues that matter to americans, we're going to see a massive redaway on november 8th. rachel: sean, if there is a massive red wave as lisa, senator rick scott and even jason predict, will that cause the democrats to have a change of heart, to change directions? >> no, the money and the voices are on the far left of the democrat part. i don't think they change course. but if you look at 1994, 2010, big republican wave years, these waves break late. you see them in the last two or three weeks of a campaign. you're seeing the same thing right now. i think, you know, rick scott -- this is a clean sweep, 55 seats, but i think republicans are going to have at least a 52-seat majority. we're going to wake up on wednesday morning and recognize that people won congressional seats and senate seats that we

had no idea we had an opportunity to win -- rachel: you think it will happen? >> that's how big, it's a tsunami. rachel: 2010? really fast. >> we're not going to have as many seats because our deficit was much greater as republicans, but it's going to be a massive year like 2010. >> we'll wake up feeling happy. [laughter] rachel: all right. great predictions. great panel. jason riley, sean duffy, lisa boothe, watch sean and lisa tonight on "the big saturday show." catch that tonight. >> happy birthday, by the way. rachel: thank you, honey. [laughter] i don't know who's watching the kids in the green room right now, but we'll figure that out in a second. [laughter] we're going to go back outside to our fall fest, meteorologist adam klotz, maybe he's watching the kids right now, with our fox weather forecast. a ad it's a blast. your kids are totally alive, i can absolutely confirm that, but right now i'm running around with some don'ts. feeling like fall outside -- some goats.

let's dive right into temperatures. you're seeing very comfortable conditions. i pay attention to what's happening in the middle of the country. look at that, running up closer to the 80s. it's going to be a warm one in the plains. off towards the west, that's where the cold air is. we could be talking about a winter-like snowstorm from colorado running up north into montana. rachel, as i get back out here and toss it out to you, yes, i'm feeding normal goats, but i'm also feeding the news goat. where is he? there he is. [laughter] same food. same food. they like the same stuff. isn't that interesting? rachel: todd's always up for anything. thanks so much, adam. and we know the kids are alive, and that's always a win. we have a big show tomorrow, by the way. julie banderas, maria bartiromo, lawrence jones joe concha, charissa thompson and john schneider. plus, brotherly love? two mlb brothers make history

wednesday afternoon. their father put in a hilarious spot when he wasn't sure who to root for. he joins us next. ♪ -- can never tomorrow, the good lord take you away. ♪ dream on, dream on, dream on ♪

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muck. todd: a battle of the brothers. for the first time in mlb history, two brothers, adam noha and austin, starting catcher for the san diego padres, facing off in game two of the alcs. their father was in the stand wearing a phillies' jersey and a padres' cap. will: a.j. joins us now. the first time two brothers have seen each other in the postseason. son on the mound, son in the batter's box, who are you rooting for? [laughter] >> oh, wow, i'm rooting for their health. [laughter] will: it's a zero sum gain. one of them's going to win. it's going to be a strikeout or an out -- can i have two sons. you know you had a rooting interest. >> well, i couldn't reveal it. [laughter] i'm their biggest fan.

i am their biggest fan, but i tell you what, i'll be the proudest father and the loudest in the world series. for one of 'em. todd: as a dad, how absolutely ago hissing, though, was that moment? >> it was very agonizing, you know? it's all for the marbles, you know? they faced each other earlier in the season. it was a lot of fun, but with we know what it means to each of these cities, a victory, going to the world series means. and it's agonizing for both of 'em. as a parent. rachel: talk to me about what it meant for your family. i mean, they're professional athletes, but i know what it takes to, you know, you've got -- there from little boys you're taking them to games, practices -- will: in the backyard with. rah. rachel: you're in the backyard. what did it mean for your family to have this moment? >> well, it's a everyday grind

for me and my wife, and then the boys just, they lived and breathed baseball. and now it gets to this moment and, man, what an amazing feeling for us. i know that they're just so happy to be where her now. hey, it's four teams left. it's surreal to even hi that -- to even think that after a 162 the-game season. will: so austin did get the hit, smoked one into right field. but who's older in is it austin or aaron that's oldersome. >> yeah, austin's the older one. he's three and a half years older than aaron. will: okay. and what is austin's batting average against aaron? this isn't the first time they've met, right? just in the playoffs. who's winning most of these matchups? >> i think he's 2 the-10. against -- with a walk. will: i think the pitcher claims the victory over the rife time.

todd: that's hovering around mendoza -- will: they don't care about strikeouts anymore. todd: this is an awesome story to. i'm sure you're getting instructions from your wife, but it's still a beautiful story. best of luck to both of your sons, they're both winners because they're on the big statement. a.j. nola, appreciate it. >> so excited to be here. rachel: that's a win percent whole family. will: absolutely. it's rachel's birthday, so todd, adam and i are going to put our cake decorating skills to the test, of course, in a "fox & friends" sweet competition. may the best friend win. ♪ ♪ my name is tonya, i am 42. as mother of nine kids, i think i waited this long to get botox® cosmetic because i take like no time for myself. my kids are sports kids. we're always running from one activity to another.

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i'll sing for you -- ♪ happy birthday, baby. ♪ happy birthday. todd: it's rachel's birthday. will: adam, todd and i wanted to give her something special, and what better way to do that? a fox and friends competition. todd: stew leonard's brought the cakes, we're going to decorate. rachel will decide the winner. rachel: all right. on your mark -- todd: do you have any advicesome no, just go? rachel: go! will: okay. i got a strategy here. rachel: will. [laughter] will: how many, rachel? what was it? [laughter] will: no, no, no. adam: can't have a single thing? will: you don't get any -- adam: that's kind of a strategy. todd: mine's broken. that one's broken. rachel: look at todd!

adam: you're the judge of which one looks -- rachel: wow. [laughter] bam. adam: i'm good. i don't need any more time. don't overdo it! i don't know. are you into excess? will: let me get that off will finish can. rachel: 3, 2, 1. adam: who would pay for this? rachel: i'm going to have to tell you, todd was playing for keeps, todd is the winner. beautiful job. [laughter] adam: nice strategy. [applause] [laughter] rachel: we need to thank stew leonard's for making our -- thank you to everybody on the show, the price, all of you. dan bonn gee know, thanks for the dom. that was pretty awesome. and for all the produce if ors who bought me a cake, that was so sweet. will: happy birthday.

glad you shared it with us and your family. that looks good. [laughter] todd: enjoy college football. big game on fox! get ready. ♪ i'm gonna live my fantasy ♪ ♪ [background sounds] neil: protests breaking out over price spikes in europe, and they're blaming the ruling parties over there no matter whether they're conservative or liberal as u.s. voters say inflation is their top concern here, and corporate honchos say they're worried about what's coming up next. those are big reasons why british prime minister liz truss resigned after just 44 days on the job. now with the u.s. midter