learn more at phoenix.edu ♪. will: good morning, welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning as is the title of the song. sunday morning. rachel campos-duffy, todd piro in for pete hegseth this morning. >> good morning. so good to be here. todd: was that the song they were playing at club celebrating your birthday?

rachel: no. that was the club will went to. will: i stayed up too late last night watching football. it was not a celebration. why you sign up for it, year after year. rachel: you're losing in fancy football. todd: you're beating the guy when he was down. he is 0-6. rachel: he started the league. he is winning the league. todd: who did winning the league? rachel: todd piro. todd: i have a cakewalk. you don't have the roster set, drop players who have byes. i think it is rick reichmuth. will: i'm winning, lawrence jones has not set his line up. he is playing two or three guys out. if i don't get a win this weekend i'm out. if lawrence jones doesn't play three players i'm out. if i am 0-7 after this week it is over. as this chitchat. we move to the news. sources telling fox news, 2022

fiscal year was the deadliest on record as migrants crossed the southern border. >> this comes as cpb reveals several other records were set at the border last fiscal year. todd: here is bill melugin in eagle pass, texas with more. reporter: guys, good morning to you. what is blatant attempt at a news dump cpb released september border numbers 11:00 p.m. friday night. those numbers are historic. take a look. cpb reported month of september alone, more than 227,000 migrant encounters. that is the highest september monthly total in dhs history. those numbers show fiscal year 2022 ended with well over 2.3 million migrant encounters. that is the highest fiscal year ever recorded. the numbers also show that there were 98 people on the fbi's terror watch list arrested by border patrol at the border in fiscal year 2022. that number is nearly quadruple

the previous five years combined. take a look at this video we shot in eagle pass early friday morning with the thermal fox news drone. this was a group of several hundred migrants crossing illegally all at the same time. in a 24 hour span over the weekend,cpb sources said well over 1500 migrants crossed into the del rio sector where we are and border patrol reports in the last three weeks, they have encountered migrants from 35 countries around the world. look at individual we shot friday afternoon in eagle pass. 200 migrants crossing illegally. they are prey dominantly single adults crossing here. we're now seeing a serious drop in venezuelans showing up as a result of new dhs policy, expelling venezuelans if caught crossing illegally. major fentanyl busts out of cpb port of entry in nogales, arizona, cpb officers had two

separate busts. one 85,000 fentanyl pills. 114-pounds of meth. another bust, 47,000 fentanyl pills. 8-pounds of fentanyl powder, 4pounds of meth. fox news griff jenkins learning from a cpb source, fiscal year 2022860 migrants died at the down border. the highest number ever recorded for migrant deaths here at our border. certain it back to you. rachel: no crying members of congress over those staggering, evil numbers, 856 migrants dead. that is not counting how many children have been sold into sex trafficking. see the people in night vision walking across, as you see that right there, that is the cartels getting richer and more powerful with every minute and that is

why donald trump was talking about this last night saying, republicans want to defund cartels, not the police. listen. >> since the end of the trump administration the drug cartels have seen their revenues skyrocket by an astounding 2500%. if they were a wall street company their stock would be through the roof. from $500 million to last year, $13 billion in one year. this is what they're making. the choice this november is simple. democrats will defund the police, republicans will defund the cartels. under my leadership -- [cheers and applause] we wage ad very tough war on the card tells. we ended catch-and-release. we stepped asylum fraud. we deported illegal alien gang members by the thousands and thousands. we sent them back, got them the hell out of our country. will: there is simply no excuse for for ignore, the issue on the

southern border, not if you're a member of the media, not if you're a politician. i don't care what lens you look at through this issue there is no excuse to ignore it. let's say empathy is your driving factor in life. well as you point out record numbers of migrants dying at the southern border. say you're worried about american children. record number of fentanyl coming across the border. say you're worried about the economy, american culture, you can't have a culture of lawlessness and illegal employment. let's say that you're worried about the law, then you care about enforcing these laws. there is no lens, i don't care if you're a democrat or republican politician. let's say you're worried about terror. record number of suspected terrorists crossing the border. there is no lens and no number that should not only not allow to you ignore this issue but shouldn't terrify you and set off all alarm bells that this is

a major crisis. todd: will, instead of this administration acknowledging that through one of the many prisms you highlighted, joe biden is literally the doing the exact opposite. he has been the single greatest marketer for the drug cartels and human smugglers they have ever seen. you heard trump mention it there. he said if this were a company their stock would be through the roof. think about the perversion we highlighted there. why isn't joe biden in light of everything you just said talking to mexico, saying look, we have so much more financial might over you. we need you to step up and stop this, not only are they not doing that, we sent kamala to find the root causes there in some random latin america countries weeks ago, months ago, if not years ago. she is not doing anything. joe biden is not doing anything. so these problems are getting worse and worse and worse. again i will say the point i said yesterday.

this has to be purposeful. rachel: of course. todd: you couldn't do this by mistake. rachel: no, it is absolutely intentional. another one of those, national security we talked about it on this show. i have an entire podcast bit. you should find it. how we're destablizing mexico. the cartels are more powerful, they are more powerful than the mexican government. they control 40% of the land in mexico. todd: 40? rachel: absolutely. you must watch my podcast to get the information. we talked about it here. it is a very dangerous, dangerous situation. meanwhile, men, single men coming across the border. we used to say bring me your huddled masses. bring me your xbox players, now they're playing xbox. listen to what your guest said in the last segment. will: david marcus. listen. >> we're creating a tent city where grown men play xbox. look all of our families came here as immigrants but my

great-great-grandfather didn't show up in philadelphia to start playing xbox. he worked down at the dongs, right? the american people are fed up. they can't afford their groceries. we're bleeding money, everybody feels for the migrants but this has to be done in a real waffle way. joe biden won't even visit. he won't go to texas. neither will the border czar, kamala harris. this is a mess and the administration needs to act. will: i imagine you will see accountability in the midterm elections in the exact issue coming up 6 16 days. how much of the issue is driving american voters. xi xinping continuing the reign over the chinese communist party as he secures an unprecedented third term. rachel: as xi is met with celebration from the party, his predecessor is physically removed from the ceremony.

todd: alexandria hoff joins us live in washington. what is this all about. reporter: still unclear right now. the people of china certainly don't know because they have not been able to see the video. the closing ceremony of china's 20th communist party conference t took place yesterday, a single moment symbolized president xi xinping's grip on power. when china's former president, 79 president hu jintao was physically hauled out. he was sitting next to xi on stage. it appears there was confusion. the confusion remains. it is unclear why he was moved. it is out of place for meticulously managed event. it is out of sight by social media users in china as the video was scrubbed from the communist country. the congress takes place every five years. approved amendments regarding the constitution elongating xi's position. they have a new 205 person central committee. two members considered as

potential presidential replacements were not included in that. for his unprecedented third term, president xi was ever offered congratulates by vladmir putin and kim jong-un sent a letter of well-wishes too. will, rachel, todd. will: thank you. rachel: this was censored off their internet. they didn't see it like a lot of things censored off our internet during covid and many other things. i don't understand what it is all about. we'll have gordon chang later on to explain. todd: for all the anti-capitalists who think communism what a great way to go. that is what communism looks like, folks, if you want that in our country, vote for communists or push the communist agenda in the schools, in the colleges. that looks bad to me. i don't want that. rachel: you love gangster stuff. doesn't that look like one of those gangster movies? will: i do love gangster stuff. yesterday we brought you the story of new zealand looking

into taxing cow burps. todd: and? will: cow farts toad todd thank you. will: methane emissions account for 50% of new zealand carbon emissions. in order to reduce the level of methane emissions they are looking to tax cow emissions. reducing number of livestock in count of head out there. so in other words reducing your access to meat. this plays in the world economic forum's open policy. rachel: yes. will: this is not conspiratorial. this is right there. to push people down the food ladder. consume less meat. east bugs. this is all out there. well, when you wake up this morning there is further, like, you can't deny this is an open movement. look at the cnn headline. our pets are part of the climate problem. these tips can help you minimize their carbon paw prints. then it goes on to say, their meat heavy diet is the biggest

contributor to the carbon paw print, which requires abundance of energy, land water to produce. there are new h food developments for the market looking into, lab grown meat, fake meat. 2014 study found insectses are nutritious source of protein for pets and not likely to gross your companion out. makes you sound like tinfoil hat they want to take away meat. they say that on other channels. they're not hiding the ball. it is right there. push everything, not just people apparently, down the food ladder. rachel: yeah. will: dogs don't go in the backyard start eating bugs. that is not their natural diet. rachel: want the pet food. that cnn segment sponsored by bill gates. he invested in this insect and non-meat products which are disgusting and he is invested in it. by the way he is buying up farmland all over america to make sure we can't use it to

raise cattle. so this is a real thing. the w.h.o. also experimenting with insect diets on african children that sounds pretty racist to me. will: meal worm bergeres. rachel: meal worm bergeres -- burgers. will: they say you shouldn't have big dogs. small dogs to reduce the carbon footprint. todd:th this is stupid for different reason. the meal, they're not killing a cow for fido's meal. this is by-product. rachel: they want you to eliminate it. todd: eliminate it entirely. a step further this is part of this notion. you think there are crazy, people will follow it. people are saying you know, i was going to continue human life on this planet to have kids which is literally the only reason we are here but i'm not going to do that because of

climate change. will: yes. todd: think of that. willing to sacrifice the entire human experience. that is the reason we're on this earth to begin with. that is the reason earth exists. will: todd this is headed towards population control. that is exactly where -- rachel: thank you. exactly what this is. will: the meat thing is a stepping stone. call that, no. this is headed towards population control. they're not hiding that either. rachel: they have a book called the world economic forum book written by their head called the great reset. you're not wearing a tinfoil hat. there is a great reset. they talk about all the things. i ordered the book. it is kooky. thanks for bringing up the obvious, talking about a crazy story about pet food, meal worms. this is part of a larger project. todd: opportunity to show griff dogs on camera. will: griff jenkins our producer.

fox news alert. two nurses killed at a shooting in a dallas hospital yesterday morning. the suspect was shot by a hospital police officer before being taken into custody for capital murder. police say, get this he was out on parole for aggravated robbery. in fact he had on a ankle monitor at the time of the shooting. the police chief speaking out after the tragic shooting calling it quote abhorrent failure of our criminal justice system. florida deputies and fire rescue saving three people from a car that was overturned and partially submerged. newly-released bodycam footage, one deputy springs into action as he spots the vehicle stuck in a canal. another deputy, fire rescue official arriving quickly to help with the rescue operation. officials say two of the went saved from the car only suffered minor injuries. halloween is fast approaching, parents across the country have important question to ponder, should you give out full-sized candy bars?

flashy i have to say. "wall street journal" weighing in with an op-ed reads in part. i'm worried about inflation. who isn't? i'm worried about precedent. if we're a big candy bar house this year we have to stay a big candy bar house for. we can't suddenly switch to mini sized kitkats. that is how a house gets egged. tell us what you think about this email us @"fox & friends".com. rachel: the kids do know, my kids which were the houses in the neighborhood that gave the full size candy. you know, kids from other neighborhoods know that. the word spreads. they come to those neighborhoods. that is how it was in our old hometown. so yeah, i think they -- will: are you a full size candy bar house. rachel: fun size. we give big handfuls, big handfuls. will: do you monitor. kids one or two? rachel: i don't do that. will: you're out. rachel: once i'm in, i'm in on the whole thing. todd: well-be the bucket family. i'm on the show i do in the middle of night.

i can't stay up. will: monday night this year. rachel: monday night. one of my kids has a school starting the next day. they moved the start time to 10:00. which i thought was really awesome. todd: class, class. with that coming up 16 days away from the potential red wave. it comes down to swing states. our voter panel coming up. rachel: plus pumpkin spice makes everything nice. celebrity chef george duran shows us recipes for the fall. ♪

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♪. >> our family was as close to perfect as could be because we had you. you made everything better. todd: wow, pregnant wife of bristol, connecticut, police lieutenant justin domonti shot dead in the line of duty. he was responding to a routine call, no call is routine with alex ramsey, when he was hit

under fire. he leaves a wife and two kids and one on the way. joining with us a special announcement, tunnel to towers ceo,. what is the announcement. >> when a police officer dies in the line of duty leaves behind a young family, we step in to make sure the wife and children stay in the house they are making their dreams in, tunnel to towers will pay off officer demonte's mortgage. his beautiful wife, the wife is pregnant with the the third kid. it is disgusting, so upsetting what is going on in america. as americans we better stand behind the police officers willing to die for us every single day. todd: frank, bigger picture here, we've been drawing attention for this not even months, for years yet nothing seems to be happening. this by all accounts was an ambush attack. how does something like this stop? when does this stop? >> i tell you how it stops. first of all i can tell you,

really started to get very bad, december 20th, 2024 detectives liu and ramos assassinated in their car in new york in brooklyn, because they wore a blue uniform. we've lost so many others. this is familiar. killed, thief kids left behind a single mom. detectives rivera, mora, this past january. you have police officers all over, all over, all over the country, over 50 that have been killed, just by gunfire, forget about others that die in the line of duty and so we have a big job ahead of us. so it has been going on for a long time. people have been spewing hate towards law enforcement for a long time. we have defund the police people, we have this cashless bail. we have to, you say how we have to end it. i tell you what a good step would be. anybody who doesn't support our police officers and has spewed this hate or said defund the police, cashless bail, also the stuff, get them out. get them out.

i'm not, i don't get political. i do not get political as a foundation chairman but we take care of these families left behind. tunnel nell to towers seen too many families, america has seen too many families killed senselessly because they are law enforcement. todd: help on front end with your vote and back end sadly if the tragedy happens, donating to 2 t 2.org. they ask for $11 a month. they will take anything to help out families going through a horrific time like the pregnant wife we just saw. frank siller, thank you very much. >> thank you. todd: we remember dustin demonte, alex ramsey. may they rest in the lord's peace.

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♪. todd: it is your pumpkin spiced shot of the morning. >> here to show us how to get creative with fall flavors celebrity chef george durant. i have a beef with you. maple syrup not from wisconsin? >> my wife is from wisconsin. rachel: this is delicious. lamb chops. i love lamb chops. >> so much happening from pumpkin spice popcorn. will: it is everywhere. >> i finally found the world's first pumpkin spice energy drink. rachel: does this taste good? we need energy in the morning. >> better for you choice.

erbe plant based beverage. zero calories, zero sugar. rachel: that is really good. >> 160 milligrams of natural caffeine. rachel: no caches? >> find that own amazon.com by erbe. rachel: that is good. >> we start cooking with breakfast. whip up eggs with milk. my secret add pumpkin puree in there. pumpkin spice. what we do that, we'll cook the french toast. todd: what is pumpkin spice? >> a little bit of spice and cloves. >> you put the bread in here, dip it, and grill it. >> no, don't grill it. put it in the brava. this is all in one. saved my life. put it in the pan on the zones. choose french toast, pop it in there. you don't have to flip it. grilled cheese sandwiches grilled on both sides. rachel: i never heard of this

thing. >> they have zone cooking, put raw chicken and squash and fully infused pumpkin spice sweet potatoes. when it is done cooking the brava knows where it goes. rachel: how much is a brava? >> go to brava.com get $200 off. this saved me hundred ever hours in my kitchen. there are thousands of recipes in the brva app. brava.com. $200 today alone. go to my favorite land. new zealand this is natural tasting grass fed land. this is from new zealand. the lamb is tender, flavorful. versatile. these guys from new zealand really transformed lamb. lamb is great with something like roasted squash. rachel: try it. will: get in there.

>> a little bit of pumpkin spice, roast butternut squash or pumpkin spice squash. that is from new zealand. rachel: that is delicious. where do you get the recipe? >> comes with its own stick. rachel: where is the recipe? >> on "fox & friends" website. beef and lamb new zealand. rachel: that is delicious. adam stole a lot of butternut squash yesterday from the last segment. you will make it. >> get it on the website. rachel: chef, thank you. will? toss to you you. we're eating too much. will: bring me back an erbe please? rachel: we'll bring you one. it is delicious. will: thank you. so midterms just 16 days away. among the top issues, high inflation, high crime and low border control. swing states like georgia could hold the key to the midterms. what do voters think in georgia? joining us now georgia voter, business owner, darrell anderson. great to have you with us this morning.

start with that, just top line, top issue what is motivating you, darrell as a voter in georgia? >> economy. i'm a small business here in met poll can atlanta. about economics and economy here will determine who gets my vote. will: what are you feeling before we talk about which way the vote goes, your perception much fellow neighbors and georgians as well what are you feeling? we all see the headlines. we see inflation. worry about rising business rates, as small business owner, what are you feeling in your business? >> i'm feeling we're about to go into very tough times. i'm getting prepared to reserve as much resources as i can, with high labor costs, with high insurance costs, and fuel costs in the transportation business it has really, really affected the way that i i'm able to do business and be successful. will: apply that to what you plan to do in the voting booth in a few a little over two weeks. talk about your governors race.

stacey abrams, brian kemp, tight race. by most polling, "realclearpolitics" shows he has the lead. in this poll by one percentage point. with the knowledge of the economy is your major voting issue what does that mean for you in the governor's race? >> it means that i've got to make a tough decision and right now i'm kind of undecided but one thing i do know for a fact that brian kemp has led this state and he has been a strong leader for businesses and small businesses. so i right now i know what he is capable of doing. the economy for georgia overall is doing well and we've had surpluses in our revenue and i think we need to continue to make sure we got the right person and a strong leader. we're headed into tough times. will: tough times. you said it's a tough decision, sounds like you're leaning towards kemp because of the economy? what about the senate race?

polling all over the place. one poll shows warnock up 7% over herschel walker. others say it is tighter. what are you thinking in the senate race. >> senate race i'm with warnock. i think herschel walker is bad draft pick, based on what i know about senator warnock, what he is trying to do, i think that he is the best choice in that race. and i do feel i will win the race. will: quickly to follow up on that, darrell, said the economy is your major concern. one of those is inflation. in the rates that come in to battle inflation. some of that is because of the spending we've seen over last couple years with democrats in charge. that doesn't make you concerned sending rafael warnock backs perhaps green-lighting more government spending? >> no. that doesn't make me concerned. i had personal conversations. he reached out to small businesses. he reached out to a group of us. i think he understands that what we're doing. i think he gets the government may have artificially pumped too

much money into the economy led us down the road where we are now. he gets it. he knows what we expect. that small businesses, heartbeat of this country and we got to make sure that they understand in washington how we're going to suffer if great decisions are not made as regards to our economy. will: real quick, i got to go. what is your small business, darrell? >> i'm in ground transportation. i've been in ground transportation in atlanta over who years. will: appreciate your feedback, sounds like a split ticket in georgia this year. thanks for sharing your views with us. >> thanks for having me. will: storm the field. climate protesters take over the yale-upenn game. everywhere you go, art, van gogh, somebody glued themself to or defiled. these disruptive messages we look into. the price of bread rising faster than dough in the oven in

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crippling costs of basic things like bread which are up as much as 15%. todd: that's not good. joining us host of "varney & company" an american built on fox business, and my buddy stuart varney. is this a matter of time before we see that here? while we have bad inflation they have really, really inflation. >> europe has lousy green policy plus a warne with a rampant inflation. rachel: same thing here. >> the winter of discontent is coming here today. we have lousy financial policy, beginnings of inflation at 8% and we have a slowing economy. if we don't turn things around, if policy doesn't change, things get worse. now in november we've got these elections. there is a possibility here, that if the republicans sweep, take the house and the senate, that would mean we don't have to have all the tax increases on business which biden proposes.

those could be stymied if the republicans take control of congress. certainly slowed down. if that were to happen you have a ray of hope. if the democrats keep control, then you got more spending, higher interest rates, more inflation, and i know will is going to get to me on this one, you will have a nasty recession in the middle of january next year or first quarter of next year. there is a high probability of that, not a certainty. rachel: are you saying we can avoid recession if republicans are put -- >> no. rachel: you're not saying that? >> no. the cavalry is coming in the long term. not the short term. rachel: all they can do is put brakes on it. will: potentially soften it, potentially soften? >> yes. will: he is joking. we were going at it during the commercial break. you are saying you could have a softer recession? >> i'm very unwilling to say this is going to happen that will happen. will: absolutely, yes. >> you don't want to do that because there are some unknowns. i don't know what the federal reserve is going to do. the inflation at 8%. probably stays a the that level.

is the fed going to be content with that or raise rates some more. they will raise rates more, how much i don't know. whether we have serious recession or not i don't know. the economy is slowing. i don't like the look of policy. i wish it would change. will: but i want you to tell me exactly what to do, stuart. >> good luck with that. will: what do we do with our jobs, livelihoods, money, 401(k)s? that is what everybody is worried about. rachel: he gave me good advice. last year, buy a durable good, washing machine, do it. i did. i changed my washing machine. i am glad i did that. that price has gone way up. >> the great inflation of the late 1970s, i hate to bring this up, margaret thatcher before she became prime minister. she saw what was happening. put aside a whole room in her house, filled it full of durable goods because she knew the price was going straight up. so she bought at a certain point. she was covered for durable goods. paper towels, that kind of

stuff, plastic bags, washing machine, dishwashers, microwaves. you buy them then because they're going up later. todd: question, margaret thatcher longer than 40 or so days? >> almost 11 years. >> the current, now former lady liz truss, prime minister, she is eligible for 129,000-dollar in taxpayer money for every year for life. >> forever. >> after her 44 days? >> 44 days. todd: should she get that? >> should she get it? that is up to the brits. >> he is american now. >> 129,000 for life. that is public duty cost allowance. that is not a pension. to help her with all the things she had to do because formerly a prime minister. will: is that scaled, if she served longer -- >> no, i don't think it is. will: any former prime minister gets that? >> she is being blamed for the financial catastrophe which is overtaking britain.

she tried to raise, what she tried to do, lower taxes and at the same time shuck money out there in the form of energy subsidies. enormous amount of money put into the economy with 10% interest rate. the interest rates went straight up. pension funds hat a lehman moment. she was out of office. it was chaos. todd: does boris johnson get a second bite at the 129-k apple. >> does this upset you? todd: i like you to upset you. rachel: he is not a britney more. he is american. >> i do care. todd: watch stuart on "varney & company" weekdays at 9:00 a.m., and "american built" 9:00 p.m. on fox business mondays. i join you. see two guys yell at each other over random stuff, whatever pop song you play in the break. tune in to varney and company

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♪. >> i'm surprised that there hasn't been a national conversation about the damage done to kids because of these school closures and the virtual learning and everything. we can't just pretend that fifth graders who are now 7th graders that that didn't happen. rachel: so jake tapper surprised by the silence over the damages american students suffered from school shutdowns during the pandemic. it is a topic our next guest was definitely not silent about. julie banderas and joe concha, two of my favorite people. julie what bubble is he living in what? >> first of all, jake, welcome to the conversation because

we've been having a conversation for two years. rachel: thank you. >> the reason he does not realize the national conversation is ongoing because republicans have been saying this since they closed the schools in the first place. democrats were more concerned about vaccine mandates and covering our kids faces. you remember how much we talked about the detriment to the children's education but not just socialogically, psychologically, children couldn't see our mouths moved. that is all we talked about. rachel: they were banning smiles. they were busy doing that. there is elitism about this, joe. if your kids were in a private school or if you were lucky enough to be in a catholic school or able to transfer your kids to a catholic school, you didn't experience this. why don't we see studies on the difference between that? where public schoolkids are versus where private schools? >> jake tapper, that is the best unintentional comedy i've ever seen. if only we had a national conversation. i believe jake tap hears a

national platform. called a network show pry prime time cnn he could walk into the president of cnn saying why don't we have a huge town hall with teachers, parents, and talk about this instead this guy myopically still to this day focused on donald trump. donald trump has been out of power for 21 months now. the studies show this has been so devastating but on a personal level, we both have kids. i saw it. my kid went to the ymca where i live, right? that is not controlled by the state. he was in pre-k. he never missed a day in school. my daughter was home and did remote learning. i just feel like we're playing catch up when it comes to math. >> too late for monday morning quarterback on this. rachel: thank you. >> that is unfortunate. it is at the kids expense. >> people need to be held accountable. people are not held accountable, they will do this again. the kind of censorship, social control jake tapper was under in his elite circles i think allowed them to, as you said he

had the national platform to do it. didn't feel free to do it, believed fauci, whatever it is. >> i have to say one other thing the low income communities suffered the most. rachel: amen. >> all the kids in private catholic schools r mine are. i know you, we all have children in certain schools but there are low income communities that really suffered. it is going to take years, i mean years and years for them to catch up. rachel: the catholic schools, many of them were affordable. people could get in thank god. thank god for catholic schools for that. the answer is attached money to the child. we have to, we have to start giving parents that kind of control. >> yes. >> one last small point. rachel: before i'm done. >> inflation, crime, gas prices border. those are the big issues going into the midterms. education is wild card. they did not forget. we saw it in virginia. that will affect many state race. >> absolute lie. rachel: i want to get to julie's

book. i love you as a friend but i love you are putting good books out into the universe because if you go to barnes & noble, if you go to amazon, they're pushing all this woke baby stuff, woke books on kids. i think it is great what you're doing. tell us about your book. >> so i partnered with brave books as you know, you have read the book. a christian conservative book publishing company. anti-woke, pro-american, teaching our children old school values, the values we were raised with, not the values and woke rhetoric shoved down our kids throats. unfortunately school districts believe they should have more after say. my child, my choice. does that sound familiar. my body, my choice? rachel: yes. >> double standard here. you can't tell me how i will parent my children. i will parent my kids. it is about a little girl, teaches perseverance as a theme. every month you subscribe, it has a lovely meaning, lovely story. rachel: i read many of the

series books with my children. they ever fantastic. not just they're anti-woke. they're pro family, dads, joe, who are actually present and strong reinforcing figures inside of the book. telling me i have to go. >> yes. rachel: one last word on julie's book. >> why do i get the feeling julie runs her household. >> i do. >> we got to go. rachel: more "fox & friends". so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. why is guy fieri in the neighbors' kitchen? it's slider sunday! sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! these chicken parm sliders on king's hawaiian rolls are fire! slider sunday! i want that. everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. mmm!

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