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friends@foxnews.com. rachel: good morning. pete: good morning. will: great to see you both. pete: what are you thinking about? what are you talking about? rachel: let's be honest what we're talking about, what we're thinking about. will: what? rachel: so pete has got a haircut. it has got a name. it is a mullet. pete says it is a mullet. pete: long on the sides. short in the back. will: mullet over. see if we figure out a name. a little bit of fade on the side. mullet on the back. high top fade in the front. pete: i like it. my wife approves of it. so i'm standing by it. will: it is something. i like it too. what i like about it, i would say in the end of the show, fourth hour, call in relief pitcher, you're our guy. pete: i always thought relief pitchers are cool.

will: you're like mitch wild thing in "major league." morgan walling, break out a quick song. pete: if i everybody mentioned in the same conversation as more gahn walling. rachel: done, done. pete: you didn't me at all. you gave me that face. rachel: i gave you the disapproving face. you're such a handsome guy. this haircut i don't think enhances it. pete: we'll heat the viewers weigh in. will: pete is whether or not all in, new boots, new hair, you're all in. you're all in. pete: all in for my vikings, i presume as well for an hour today. rachel: that is today. will: maybe the 8:00 hour. nine. pete: 8:00. we'll see. stick around. you will find out. speaking of all in i don't want to speak for you, will, last night was kind of an odd evening, in that i jumped on

twitter. there was a live q&a going on. i popped into it. there were tens of thousands of people on it. talking about how elon is listening. they said maybe they will come in and talk t was not elon musk's press conference t was a free speech forum, put on by a bunch of people on twitter hoping elon musk will. elon popped in. i'm on my private jet using starlink hope this works. like a total superhero move. he started taking questions. the first time from what i understand that he had taken questions about his release of the twitter files. he said i have 30 minutes. it went on for about two hours. he answered almost every question. rachel: that is very trumpian of him. pete: very candid. here is a portion. twitter spaces. you can host a forum. invite other people. you can listen, raise your hand to try to ask a question. here is a part of what elon musk

said last night. >> seem to be like this more and more group think amongst the media. more and more sort of towing the line amongst digital social media companies and basically just we're traveling the path more and more of suppression of free speech. if twitter is doing one team's bidding before an election, shutting down dissenting voices, on a pivotal election, that is a very definition of election interference. this may sound bizarre, president biden seems kind of fun to be honest. twitter was acting like an arm of the democratic national committee t was absurd. i think there will be more smoking guns. the next question is what happened after the election? will: was, as you said, pete a feature within twitter called

twitter spaces, three, four, hosts can create a essentially like a digital hangout. everyone can come in. it is not unlike a radio show. it is audio only. and at one point last night there were about 101,000 people concurrently in this space listening to elon musk. he did for two hours take questions on everything from the future of twitter. what features he might ultimately implement. the future of free speech. i think he addressed why he has now suspended kanye west from twitter. and i did get a chance last night. rachel and i were very fortunate that pete texted us, hey you guys got to text this out. this is going on. i wasn't on twitter. i was watching college football. pete: you were. will: that was interesting. i popped over. at time 95,000 people there. i will jump in. we texted. you have to jump in.

will: i jumped in. yesterday on "fox & friends" we asked questions where does this go? hunter biden is the start, where does it go. i actually got a chance to jump in there and ask elon that question? >> this is will cain from fox news. what subjects outside of hunter biden were subject to the most government-induced censorship? >> i've been working on twitter to be healthy, fixing the engine of engineering. i've not been pouring over the twitter files personally. that is sort of been matt taibbi doing that. bari weiss is doing well. anything i say would be somewhat guesswork really but you know, so i don't know. obviously a lot of questions around jan 6. there is questions around covid. there is a lot of questions. but i think one thing that we just get you know, bring daylight to all of these things and so anything that twitter has done, sometimes i think, a lot

of times twitter done things that were, that wasn't malicious, it was just foolish. will: you heard there. i don't think, i don't think it is gratuitous. january 6th, covid. we know we have suspicions but what we need is the daylight he has begun to provide on hunter biden around those subjects. rachel: very interesting. love that you could come on. i felt like you were representing the show. pete: that is how i felt. rachael ray the producer is on the text. you boys should ask question. i hadn't thought about it. i was just listening. i don't have a check mark. will, you're the only one. you did a great job. exactly the right question. rachel: it was a great question. here is what is interesting to me, he did not shy away from the topic of election interference. i don't know if i'm a political background as a election spouse. i know the family sacrifice that goes into running and to see the democrat party in conjunction with big tech put their hand on the scale to that level. no matter how bad the country is

going, is ready for a new, you know, new ideas, new way of looking at things, no matter how food the candidate, if you were running pete, i gave you $10 million, and he is your open.and big tech is on his side, that's priceless. it doesn't matter how good of a candidate, doesn't matter how good you work, doesn't matter how good your ideas, if big tech tunes you down, turns him up, he will win. that is moving across the line. talking about red wave. it is remarkable any republicans win in this environment. pete: elon musk acknowledged that. so much he talked about. the only way to bring credibility back to twitter is open the books completely. matt taibbi, bari weiss, has full access to all twitter files wherever you she wants to go, whatever she wants to reconcile what happened in the past.

twitter's credibility is so damaged. i want free speech the place for it. looks likes democrats benefited in the past. let's find out. will: matt taibbi, bari weiss journalists from the left who showed integrity past couple years, not just simply partisan hacks. both exist out on the mainstream media and substacks. we need to see what they end up publishing from this. i find this fascinating, checking this last night, how the partisan hackery responded. one two ways, dismiss hal, what happened last night was a right-wing hangout fest. it was not listening to the people. he took a question from tommy vitor used to work for barack obama t was antagonistic question, it was not a dumb question. took a question from the left. it was that or absolutely ignoring it. that is what we've seen since friday since the twitter files.

rachel: third thing, they said it was a dud. how they justify this. no, you can't even call it a dud if you devote zero minutes to it. cbs, abc, msnbc, as well, zero minutes to this whole story. yeah -- pete: cnn we see you. will: some on social media said it is a dud. you got to devote a minute to calling it a dud. they pretented it didn't happen. >> the censorship continues. more forces. it is not just big tech. the media covering for it. the lack of curiosity. don't they want more information? i mean shocking. pete: charlie kirk said this last night. elon musk did not buy a company. he bought a democratic super pax. those are charlie kirk's words not mind. will: he didn't buy a social media company, he bought a crime scene. both are correct. rachel: both are true. both are true.

pete: we'll play a little more sound from elon musk last night. listen. or not? we don't have it. not cued. we have more. rachel: we'll pull it up later on in the show. we'll continue this story. will: i love to say this elon was going on his private jet going from somewhere to somewhere. i think he is highly plugged into digital media. if he turns on linear cable television as well, 3 hours 50 minutes left in this program. i have still some remaining questions which i tweeted @elon musk last night. i would like to know what the standard is free speech going forward? when will someone shadow-banned on twitter? i think that is still a question remains unanswered. ii want to hear what other topis in the past were censored. how big was this outside of twitter? was the government messing around with youtube, facebook, google. rachel: of course they were. will: i would love to hear a guy who made billions from this industry with insider knowledge. there are more questions.

he is not afraid to answer the questions. there are 3 hours 50 minutes left this morning on "fox & friends" there is wide open. start here. figure out a way to pipe you in. pete: we sure would anytime. we'll turn to a few additional headlines starting with the crisis at the southern mexico. police in mexico seized 600-pounds of fentanyl after finding it in coconuts. they believer this headed for the u.s. found in a vehicle that heads along the road of the gulf of california. pretty creative. two people were arrested in connection with the bust. i wouldn't think to look inside of coconuts. rachel: no. pete: lava erupting from hawaii's. will: mauna loa. pete: mauna loa volume taken know is threatening to shut down parts of a major highway. the molten lava is creeping two miles away. potential detour routes are made in the event roads need to be

closed down. the volcano began the first major eruption in 38 years one year ago. it is the largest active volcano in the world. to the world cup as team usa's hopes are dashed in a heartbreaker against the netherlands in the round of 16. >> wide to fries. get as goal for the netherlands impeachment dutch taking advantage of defensive laps win 3-1. holland facing lionel messi in argentina after 2-1 victory. today the round of 16 has france taking on poland. for our cousins in england face senegal on fs1. team usa didn't make it. but at least will, finally got a trophy after winning the big

subsoccer showdown yesterday. it was a dominated performance. also 3-1. he played the role of holland and the netherlands. will: a few people in social media say i celebrated very quickly. that goal went in. you were going like this. my hands were in the air. pete: i didn't. it was a nice win. rachel: did you like the game. will: yes, i definitely like that game. how many times do you think you would play the game? pete: one of those things you play a lot for a bit, maybe it sits for a while unless it is in the middle of your entertaining. will: i think your kids would like it. rachel: kids would like it. will: it has been three weeks since the murder of four-eyed hoe students, police have still not named a suspect. there is a potential new clue that could help investigators. rachel: moving out. apple reportedly making plans to leave china as protests threaten their iphone supply chain. not human rights, just the supply chain they're worried

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♪. rachel: today marks three weeks since the brutal murder of four university of idaho students and there is still no suspect. pete: police say they're still working through the evidence. the families say they want answers. will: ashley strohmier with the latest. >> reporter: good morning the moscow police department gave a lot of details but from suspect. they have a lot of tips from the public and working through a mountain of evidence. they have thousands of emails and calls including digital is submissions from the fbi link and 100 pieces of evidence and 4,000 photos of the crime with three dimensional scans of the house. fox news digital showed a picture of a hand print next to the tape in the house t was not immediate clear if the print was relative to the murders. the father of kaylee gonsalves

are revealing manners of death from his daughter and her friend maddie, leading him to believe one of the girls may have been the target. dr. michael baud send said the autopsy report could reveal more. >> the person would have a lot more injuries because the perpetrator would keep stabbing, punt muching, even after the person has lost consciousness if the autopsy report could be released there would be forensic pathologists around who could give interpretations of that. >> reporter: the gonsalves family says they are trying to be patient with law enforcement but they want answers. they may turn to their own investigator. >> we know that this is getting three weeks in, it is starting to get, we don't want it to go cold. we're reaching out. i reach out to friends in california today that have connections that we're hoping to get ray some money to get a reward, to get a private

investigator. >> reporter: a former fbi agent tells fox news digital the physical evidence may be the key in this case, saying the at attacker could have hair follicles that fall off, skin shed on there, if he cut himself, bled on her if they do the collection diligently they will find particles of dna. kaylee's father, steve gonsalves will join us at 9:20. stick around for that. will: thank you, ashley. as nating detail about the different manner of death, if not the degree the attack on the two girls. what that may tell us about potential motivation. steve gonsalves coming up later in the show. now interesting story out of silicon valley and apple. apworking on moving iphone production out of china. they're worried about the protests, anti-government protests an lockdowns which led to, did i see a year, led to delays in the production of the

iphone. pete: their major facilities in china because of protested over renewed covid lockdowns against workers. if they're not working, they're falling behind, then the lag increases even more. who is to say there won't be more protests like this. china has not backed away barely at all from its zero covid policy. you're getting zero iphones out of that facility. will: some protests were not just against lockdowns. they were i believe against foxconn, which is the outsourced producer of iphones because they believed, some of the workers the conditions offered to them, financial considerations were a con. you got bonus to come to work. hired, didn't get bonus they were promised. this is the allegations of the protesters. it is not just a generalized protest. it is also a targeted protest. rachel: you're hearing some of these protesters say they want an end to communism. they want xi xinping to step down. it is interesting that tim cook and apple are not necessarily

upset with the human rights abuses of the communist government in china. it is that these protests are getting in the way of the production of their product. pete: i do like when businesses act like businesses as opposed to act like non-profit organizations where they are worried about the human rights of every aspect of every country. rachel: this is serious stuff. pete: apple's job is not to fix the human rights record of china. it is to make phones. we wishing they make phones in the united states. rachel: they knew about the human rights abuses the in country. pete: they made a deal with the devil. of course they have. no doubt. rachel: "wall street journal" says apple makes plans to move production out of china. they say in recent apple, inc. accelerated some plans to ship production out sight of china, long dominant country in the supply chain built the world's most valuable country, work actively assembling products outside of asia in india and

vietnam. turmoil at a place called iphone city helped apple shift as many as 300,000 workers work at a factory run by foxconn as you were talking about, that make apple phones and other products. it alone made 85%. pete: 300,000 workers? that is entire city. >> so the protesters in the streets ironically are invoking the founding fathers so many of our young people cast aside. here is rose tang talking to you yesterday in tianamen square. pete: she was a teentianamen swear survivor. rachel: she was a tiananmen square survivor. she talked to pete yesterday about the protesters in china. >> these protesters are very, very brave because they're calling out the communist party, the removal of the communist

party, regime change and calling out xi xinping. they're trying to best to squash. censorship on internet and social media. they're scrambling around, cannot control it. trying very best, using peoples phones. the thing this is the tide of history which is unstoppable. the chinese, i've been speaking with, they're all saying that they're all inspired. rachel: quoting patrick henry, give me liberty or give me death. fascinating. will: two observations. you guys had a interesting conversation that is worth a long exploration. pete, my instinct is exactly what yours is. we would be better off if businesses just did business. there is a line. if you do business, for example, the communist chinese party, then you are in bed with the devil. saw that this week when apple said we'll turn off airdrop services to the protesters. they chased the holy dollar and

yen as well, right? if the master says turn off your services then they did so that is crossing a line. and -- rachel: that is evil. will: i talked to rose offset after the great conversation. we see the protests. we're seeing protests in brazil. we're seeing protests in iran. we're seeing protests in china. where does it all lead? rose, i said, i think fair for me to share. this is bear perhaps with a revolution in china. this could be. this could be optimistic this overturns the communist regime in china. rachel: other dissidents you talk to are less optimistic. they're happy that happening but they expect a major crackdown. pete: she talked about people being disappeared. how many are willing to disappear over how much time. when you step out in china, you protest, down with xi xinping,

or hold up a white piece of paper you're effectively marking yourself if not for death, for prison sentence of unknown length at xi xinping will go to any length to protect that regime. you hit the bottom line, will, to your point of major companies that, creates unrest because the bargain was made you will get a better living if you give us all the control, that is what xi xinping effectively done. here is the iphone. all the other stuff. livelihood will raise, we're in charge of everything. once that cycle breaks down. his power breaks down too. we'll see. what courageous protesters are happening right now. rachel: amazing. pete: still ahead baseball bat attack. nypd search for the suspect in this horrific act. rachel: royals or reality stars? harry and meghan facing bang lash for their upcoming netflix series. why even a "view" co-host is calling out the couple. ♪.

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♪. >> did everything i could to protect my family. >> when the stakes were this high, doesn't it make more sense to hear our story from us? rachel: netflix releasing a trailer for the highly anticipated harry an meghan documentary. the formerly royal couple is expected to go into detail about their claims they were bullied by palace officials. even one co-host of "the view" isn't looking forward to the sob story. >> and i you know, i just wish that every time i saw meghan and harry they were not crying and wiping away tears, giving me something -- >> almost destroyed their lives. rachel: here to react royal commentator neil shaun. interesting stuff going on. the most interesting, they got paid $100 million to do the documentary. they have to make this money back. they didn't care that they stepped on you know, prince william and kate's trip to the

united states in order to get that attention for their documentary. >> morning, rachel. yes, well no. let me just correct you. speculating 100 million. trust me, netflix are not that stupid. they paid in advance. this hinders whether we now watch it, download it, stream it, whatever we do. judging by the trailer that has been released so far the dislikes outweigh the likes. what i quite liked about it for me it was like one of those bad movies, the cult classics, no, really? what is harry protecting his family from? many people might suggest meghan. the bottom line is, what is protecting. it is ridiculous. high camp humor. the bottom line it hinges on you and i watch it but will we? rachel: i have to say it is like, i love to hate this couple. i want to watch this. i know i shouldn't but i'm going to. look, when i saw the trailer, it is so highly produced. she is such a marketing genius of for herself.

look at these photos. very meticulously comparing herself to john lennon and yoko ono. look at similarities. those are the not only go pictures similar to yoko ono and john lennon noters. other ones are really similar. she is obviously curating this image. >> i've met yoko, learns beauty, sat there quiet. said throughout imagine, never speaking uttering a sense. we wish meghan was like yoko ono. who has a picture taken lying on a bed, wiping a tear outside after limousine. as you said, the bottom line meghan markle is clever girl, clever marketing herself, importantly stitching harry in the background.

he is look saying all the negative stuff. she is looking like more like rapunzel victim. rachel: this could be very dangerous for the monarchy. she is bringing up issues have been a problem for the image of the royal family, with imperialism, colonialism. she is resurfacing that. incident with william's godmother saying that you know, where are you from? whatever at that party for camilla. the charity event. so how dangerous is this for the monarchy? are they worried about the racismlycations of the documentary and all the things that meghan markle is saying about them? >> great question as ever. bottom line, our late brilliant monarch the queen said it is television nonsense. you and i will watch it, people

that love melrose place, "desperate housewives," this is a cheap version of that. it is dollar store tv thing. the bottom line how many times can you keep regurgitating the story. in the cost of living crisis people really care about themselves, not about rich people living in a 16 bedroom mansion, saying the world is so cruel to me. grow up. you had a crown. you had everything you desired in the world. worldwide fame. you could have done some good. you decided not to do something good. the pinnacle was ""suits" quote. she is a podcaster. nobody is watching or listening to that. that is the bigger question. they look at prince harry is he next on the chopping block? rachel: i believe prince charles will remove their titles. i don't see any way around it. because of this whole estimate with meghan and what they have done the approval rating, the

likability outside of england for the royal family has really dropped, hasn't it? >> incredibly so. i mean the bottom line is, you know, again, rachel, you are correct on this, when you go out talk to the public as i do, we're out filming every day, stuff like that, the people feel sorry for the british monarchy. i have to thank harry and meghan. they have made the successful visit to boston in the united states of prince and princess of wales a huge success. for them, really it is backfired. we will be glued. let's catch up to see what you think when we watched it. rachel: absolutely. you and i need to sit down over a glass of line to talk about the series. i know you're watching. i can't help that i'm going to. neil, great to have you back. >> a pleasure. rachel: still ahead, elon musk answers questions about the twitter files including from our next guest. >> are you concerned, a, about the retaliation and b, are you seeing evidence of it already? are you concerned a, about the

retaliation? rachel: tom fitton joins us with his take on the musk twitter dump. plus later, john paul mack isaac, the computer repairman who blew the whistle onnd hunter biden'sem laptop reacts o twitte r suppression all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then work with highly qualified professionals to fill out your forms and submit the application. go to innovationrefunds.com to learn more.

♪. >> are you concerned, a, about the retaliation, and b, are you seeing evidence of it already? >> government is slow to act. there will probably be actions

and it will happen slowly. it has only been a month so far. probably a few nefarious things are in the works right now. it would be naive to assume there are no nefarious things. we'll expose them on twitter to see what happens. will: he went on to say if i kill myself it is not real. elon did not kill himself. elon musk telling our next guest last night in a twitter space he definitely expects some government pushback as he exposes twitter's history of censorship. joining us now with the more on the q&a, "judicial watch" president tom fitton. great to see you in there last night. got a chance to talk to elon musk. i'm curious what did you have in mind when you asked that question of elon? >> i was concerned because i saw president biden shortly after the election in his celebratory news conference talk about wanting a national security review of elon musk. of course you had a series of democratic senators also criticize them. one has to wonder whether he

will be target the way trump and others have been targeted by the biden administration. which as we also know has very much an interest, keen interest in having censorship online con they're devoted to quote, policing misinformation. when anyone hears that, that translates into censorship of americans. one of the other interesting things he mentioned yesterday was he was going to look into the portal that twitter has set up for friends including biden administration agencies to try to censor americans. would i be interested to see what else will come out from the twitter files in that regard. will: yeah. he talked about, i think they almost talked about it like a backdoor that government agencies could come into essentially the inevery workings of twitter, avail themselves of censorship tools. that is something we need to

know more about, tom. i'm interested in where this went to other tech companies and what other topics. what did you think of elon's answer to your question, tom? i mean he said i believe he said something about, i have good security. he made the joke about i'm not going to kill myself. if that happens it is not real. he also says there is a few interestingly to you, tom, he said there are few nefarious things going on. his answer to you in part, there is already something taking place. >> well the biden administration has talked about quote, a national security review. treasury secretary yellen suggested that might be in the offing as well. you've had elizabeth warren you know, go after him on taxes. and remember, you know, twitter is not his only company. will: right. >> so he is probably seeing a host of regulatory actions against him. or as he is suggesting, they're beginning to sniff around looking for something to go after him with.

look, the left is desperate to preserve the online censorship regime that it has been able to install in big tech through recent years and elon musk is a, you know, goes to the heart of that in terms it of overturning the censorship and restoring free speech on the online, in the online marketplace. will: right. >> they're afraid of it. they're afraid of it. because they don't believe americans have the right to free speech. will: one thing was clear last night i think, tom, there has been many people ready to write the obituary of twitter, it was alive last night in a way that allows access very few have to now one of the world's most powerful men. tom, great to hear you last night. great to talk to you this morning. >> thank you, will. a million people listening on a saturday night. it was incredible. will: incredible. i always want to emphasize, appreciate it, tom. rachel, i want to emphasize, rachel, why this is important.

twitter begin as conversation that spills into politics, mainstream media, cable news. it is the starting point which everything else begins. rachel: so true. important to know why we're covering the story so intently. thank you, will. will: you bet. rachel: turning to the headlines starting with america's crime crisis. the man is hit with a baseball bat apparently random attack in broad daylight. video from nypd, the attacker pulled the bat out of his pants before swinging at the man in upper manhattan. the victim is in stable condition. police sharing photos of the suspect asking for any information. a group of bipartisan senators reportedly hoping to add significant marijuana judge shen to list of must pass year-end bills. according to "axios." the group by chuck schumer, wants to give cannabis companies grants, to expunge past marijuana convicts. the reports indicate that group will likely attach the

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which means only 21 more shopping days before christmas. rachel: that sounds scary when you dot "countdown." will: it always sounds like a lot. my wife goes, it is not a lot. rachel: some of the hottest toys of the year are already flying off the shelves. will: here with some of the top toys, the editor-in-chief of toy insider. >> good morning, how are you? will: you have ising cooking. >> start oaf with holiday magic this is magical crystal ball. this will fill up with fog. it will make all sorts of sounds. kids can move the wand so they know it is getting ready. will: what happens when it is ready? >> when it is ready, pull off the top, magical plush that appears. this is full interactive plush. the wand controls as well. pete: i heard on a radio show. this is the hit toy. >> if you see it, grab this one. pete: okay. rachel: you can do it over and over again. goes back inside.

have other plush friends. will: one will pop out of the table. what else do you have. >> story time chess. i love the game. teach kids as young as three to play chess without making it scary. teaches them through story play. the characters when you first start are, pieces are characters. so you will walk through the story books. there are different mini games to each basics rule. when you upgrade, this flips over, it is standard chessboard and all the character pieces become chess pieces. rachel: that is chess game. pete: bar by? >> bar by dream house. 60th anniversary of the barbie dream house. >> i always got barbies, always got the furniture. i never got the dream house. yes. i saw it. it is still popular. >> yes, barbie has been a real estate start for 60 years. rachel: yes. >> look at the house. it comes fully punished. move in ready. accessories. working elevator.

sounds, lights, dance floor. that is amazing. there you go. travel all three floors. this is really, really fun for kids. rachel: i enjoy it earnings. will: did have one. pete: i have a couple. will: i had "g.i. joe" aircraft carrier. rachel: looks like a real world house. >> real world malibu. will: different activities. old school. >> there is definitely something new. this is the play-doh ice cream truck. you can make fun pretend ice cream treats. rachel: look at the possible sill kel. >> you can make popsicles. pull out the lever. put it right into a cone. you have that great treat. all those accessories and tools. comes with 12 cans of play-doh with the ice cream toppings. rachel: that is so fun. will: two more. megasharks. >> this is the megachomp rrc. you can see they chomp like the

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