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his wife's ana's disappearance heir friend makes heart breaking prediction do you believe she is still alive. >> 1 in a million chance. >> president biden becoming the first sitting president to deliver remarks from dr. king's church. >> wide receiver. >> a 10-year-old reporter might be going pro-after had this impressive interview with this star. >> 1 touchdowns. >> rachel: look out fox spo sportsful. >> rachel: good morning, everybody it's 7:00 in new york city. that song is dedicated to our

friend pete over what happened yesterday. we had to stop talking about it. is he on pouting. >> lawrence: cup number 2 of coffee. he missed his tease this morning. >> pete: are you going to say what it said in the teleprompter? >> rachel: i get here and they tell us they give us a brief of what we're going to talk about and it says rachel starts hello. pete is a loser. that's what the prompter said. guess what, pete, it doesn't end here. we have a little surprise for you. >> pete: it ends here. >> rachel: no it's not. [shouting] >> pete: quit your crying. quit your crying, you baby. i got you a blanky, baby. here we go. here we go. put on your blanky. put on your blanky. there we go. [laughter] >> here we go. look at these socks? we got the socks today. i missed my theme but it's all

good. >> >> pete: todd were, you ever worried at all last night? >> todd: i was but then i realized you have kurt cousins throwing a 2-yard out on fourth and 8. >> pete: how do you chuck it down on 4th and 8. >> todd: you should have gone the entire game more so than you did. >> pete: jefferson as well. >> todd: he is good as well. you said something that i think is going to hurt my giants going to the next game. you said last weekend my team has no defense. you're right. your team has no defense. the eagles have a good defense so i'm a little bit worried but oh, man. it was fun. i'm not going to lie. >> pete: yeah, it was great do you like my blanky. >> pete: i love your blanky. can we trade kurt concerns? >> todd: no we are keeping d.j., baby. is he a young eli manning. >> pete: i want to say this kindly. all i wanted was the vikings defense to hurt daniel jones. >> todd: why would you want to. >> pete: running with reckless

abandonment. i don't want him injured or wounded just out for a quarter. couldn't tattoo the guy that's all we needed to do. >> todd: he is a tough mother. let's leave it at that that guy are you giving me the wrap? they giving me the wrap. >> pete: and he is the "fox & friends" fantasy champ, too. [cheers] is the winning weekend. are you tired of the winning, hegseth. just wait until next week giants beat the eagles. you won't be smiling. >> pete: at least realistic. >> pete: i love you guys. >> rachel: a winner. a picture they put up with him wearing the king's crown. >> lawrence: fantasy. >> pete: janice is over there still angry about the season. >> lawrence: she told us she is not going to play anymore. >> rachel: not going to do fantasy football. >> janice: never do not cross janice dean.

>> lawrence: just ask cuomo. [laughter] i ain't governor anymore. >> pete: i don't know what else is on the show so you have to take it over, rachel. >> rachel: a lot of bad stuff happening at the border. it hasn't stopped as you know. and some new numbers have come out. first of all, december the numbers were 250,000 encounters, it's a quarter. >> pete: that's expected. nine straight months of border encounters topping 200,000, that doesn't include got-aways we're not sure what those numbers are. mayor eric adams is having a lot of migrants coming to this town. not as much as they are dealing with in texas. but he is so worried about it. he wants money to deal with the problem so he went down to el paso to see if he could draw some attention and possibly draw some money from the federal government. he says he needs double the amount. they want to give him a billion. he says he needs 2 billion. here's what he had to say.

>> no city deserves this. el paso does not deserve this. chicago, washington, houston, los angeles, new york, no city deserves what is happening. this is a beautiful city. and what has happened over the last few months undermine this city. and we don't deserve this. migrants don't deserve this. and the people who live in the cities don't deserve. this we expect more from our national leaders to address this issue in the real way and we need a real leadership moment from fema. this is a national crises. >> lawrence: the major question is, okay. so president biden did a little drive through last week and all of a sudden there were no migrants there. >> pete: cleaned it up.

>> lawrence: the administration said look you don't understand why the border works. some days a heavy day. we get the numbers in and over 500 people that were in el paso. and then mayor adams goes there and you see all these people there. so, the white house lied to us last week and pretended like it wasn't a staged event. the question is what is eric adams doing just the migrants being here in new york or is this someone because now he said something that no democrat has said yet is that it is the federal government's duty to secure the border, this is their fault, is he gunning for a bigger job? is he going after the president now? we don't know. but i just find it very strange that he is suddenly concerned. >> rachel: these migrants actually told mayor adams when he was there we heard in your state that people are really well-taken care of. we want to get to your state. he actually said we want to take care of you. so he is not saying i want to close the border. he's saying i just need more

money to offer more services for them and one of the venezuelans who came across the border just as an example and by the way i understand why venezuelans want to come to america. i get it. this woman came with her two kids and pregnant and already had a child here who is now a u.s. citizen and she wants to get to new york where she knows she can get more. >> pete: i get it, too. it doesn't make it legal. >> rachel: i agree. >> pete: i would love to see the data on what percentage of the people who are crossing it actually have legitimate asylum claim. they are overwhelmingly not qualifying asylum claims yet, we can't be the piggy bank for the whole world if everyone want to come here illegally because life is better here. >> lawrence: it's in every state. by the way, why does new york get to request money from the federal government when texas is

literally giving billions of dollars to border security and we don't get reimbursed. we have a surplus in our budget so we can pay for it. new york is already bankrupt. why do we have to continue to foot the bill for this crisis? we're the only ones securing the border. if you go to the border right now, you won't see border patrol. >> they come after texas dps there we fly our planes. we fly our helicopters. we're doing the work that the border patrol should do. but they can't do it because the administration said they can't. >> rachel: you have to believe that joe biden did not want mayor eric adams to go back there and show that they are actually -- exactly that there were migrants there. there are problems in san anton know. and in el paso and all over texas. so, it's -- it does beg the question what is mayor eric adams. it's more than the money. >> pete: it's not the only problem for joe biden. >> lawrence: as i told pete here on set. i'm always skeptical with adams. >> this is a councilman that

used to travel with a podium in his car doing press conferences everywhere. >> rachel: as a councilman. >> pete: 10 minutes after the top of the hour and we also have. this joe biden facing bipartisan backlash as more classified documents found in his home in delaware. >> rachel: house oversight committee chairman james comer calling on the white house to release the visitor logs. >> lawrence: peter doocy live at the white house with more. peter, what was he thinking? >> that's a good question. i asked him what he was thinking. we all heard his answer last week. now even the most reliable biden allies. democrats in congress are saying they want spy agencies to fill them in on how bad this might be. >> is it possible that national security was jeopardized here? >> i don't think we can exclude the possibility without knowing more of the facts. i would like to know what these documents were. i would like to know what the ic's assessment is.

>> peter: it's been a busy week at the white house. on the 9th news broke about these documents. on the 11th one more document was found in the delaware home by personal lawyers. january 12th, the white house's special counsel found five more documents at the biden delaware house and then on the 14th that lawyer publicly revealed that more documents had been found on thursday, republicans are pushing the white house to open up the private wilmington visitor logs. >> general counsel was appointed we still find out that president biden's personal attorneys are still rummaging around what essentially would be a crime scene trying to find information to turn over. so, you know, this whole process has been handled poorly it. shows there is a two tier system of justice? america and we want to know exactly who all had access to those classified documents at the biden home.

>> pete: ther >> peter: there is a head scratcher over something we learned over the weekend. what was the president thinking personal attorneys don't have attorneys searching for national security documents. these classified documents. something else, we were told last week that this search in wilmington was complete but then afterwards, they're coming out and saying they are finding more documents. so, stuff just is not lining up still here on a monday. back to you. >> lawrence: real quickly, peter, before we let you go. we were told from that statement from the white house that the attorneys were there with the doj. if these people don't have the security clearance why didn't the doj arrest them there? have reheard anything from the doj on that? >> no. and so far the justice department and their special counsel have not said anything about this.

but, something to keep an eye on in the next few days and few weeks as they finally start to kind of put their -- wrap their arms around this, does the doj want to go and search, does the fbi want to possibly go and search. get a search warrant for the biden residences because if not, they are just taking biden's personal by the hour attorneys attorney's word for it we looked and our client is telling the truth we got everything. yes, i know that there were all these different things we said we had everything and we found something else but now it's okay. will the special counsel take their word for it like that or is the doj going to want to get a search warrant to go in and see for themselves? that is something we do not know. >> rachel: yeah. how about not a search warrant. how about some fbi agents show up with guns just like they did at mar-a-lago and go through the house? i don't understand this system

that we live in today that, you know, there is just two tiers of justice peter, thank you for the latest. >> pete: donald trump's lawyers were told they couldn't watch the search not allowed through in the residence as they rifle through melania's closet. >> rachel: probably working in conjunction with them. we talk about how unfair this is. and conservatives are used to things being unfair. you know, in the media, et cetera. but when you have two different systems, two different ways of treating people based on what party they are in. we are not america. we seize being this country. we become just like cuba. we become like every other banana republic. you cannot have, you know, the same thing happening and probably worse in the case of joe biden because of all the chinese and foreign influence and corruption that the biden

family is known to have and we have evidence of, and then and treat donald trump differently. you just can't do that in america. >> lawrence: to put a button on it. the one thing you have the administration say we appointed a special counsel, all right. but in the conduct, when they're viewing the warrants, going there to receive the documents, the doj is performing as if they're the lawyers for biden as well. >> rachel: right. >> so they have to appoint a special counsel. don't give me that. i want to see what they're doing on the day-to-day basis. not just the appearance that they are being impartial. what they are doing when they are on the scene of the crime. >> rachel: pete, why would adam schiff now be turning on joe biden? what would be your thought on that. >> peter: he is about to lose his committees. listen, these are politicians. they go with the wind. or they are issuing them out. who knows? all right. speaking -- he is not a politician. is he a very, very, very successful podcaster. his name is joe rogan and prone

to saying things that others are thinking sometimes a little late. is he late to the party on george soros but he says it when a lot of people won't even look and recognize at what's happening. he talked a little bit about this next generation and the indoctrination they are facing on his podcast on saturday. take a listen. >> a lot of people -- not only that, but they have had jobs where they have been forced to like all day every day follow the rules, you know, listen to the boss. be told when to show up, what to do. and get into this drone mindset. and then there becomes an ideology that everybody in your business shares and you have to share that ideology. you get pushed out into the fringes of the social group. >> you could get sucked into anything. if you are in it when you are young. you get indoctrinated that's how every [bleep] consult does it. >> kids badly. hijacked the definition of being coal. you have got to love government and big corporations then you are cool.

>> i don't think that's sustainable. they will get their dreams shattered over and over and over again. >> lawrence: rogan is a free thinker but he thinks hard and long. this has been going on in this country for a long time. we are seeing what is happening with our workforce. these kids don't want to work. and when they come to the interviews and i have seen it, they are not prepared. they're not prepared. i'm just like, you know, close to my age group. i would have never did this. and it's affecting our workforce. it's quite sad. >> rachel: i like that he mentioned you have to get them young it is cult thinking. your book on education shows that, you know, i think they thought at one point they could start in the university level but it's very clear they have to start much younger and then you produce these as he called them these robots. people who can't even think outside the box. >> peter: if it's the water you swim in and the language you use

when you are in fourth grade. really hard to deprogram that wait, there are only two biological sexes? i was told gender is a sliding spectrum and that's the whole way in which i view the world since 3rd grade? that's hard to change. but his part about big government and big business. maybe there is some hope that as the world fails them they realize their ideology has failed them, too. not the way you want to count on it. rach racism no. i'm not as optimistic but we'll see. >> pet >> pete: all right, carley shimkus is here. >> carley: more news to get to. the university of alabama basketball player darius miles has been arrested for capital murder in a shooting near the crimson tide's football stadium. he and another man have been charged in the death of 23-year-old woman early sunday morning. the two suspects shot up the car the victim was sitting. in authorities believe the shooting was a result of an

argument between the suspects and the victim. the university of alabama dismissed miles from the basketball team after learning about his alleged involvement in the murder. a federal judge rejects tesla ceo elon musk's request to move upcoming trial texas. suing musk for potential financial harms caused by a tweet he posted in 2018 about potentially taking tesla private at $420 per share. but the deal never materialized. claims the media coverage of the $44 billion twitter purchase will taint the jury pool selection in san francisco where the trial is set to be held. and did you hear about this "u.s.a. today" is now warning americans not to use, quote, culturally insensitive words to say hello. aloha shalom as greetings. just because you can say something doesn't mean it's

always appropriate. if you are not hawaiian and you say aloha it could come off as mockery like saying ni hao to someone who isn't chinese this could be both otherring and microaggression. those are your headlines. there is new way of speaking otherring and. i didn't grow up with them. everybody on this set permission to say ola to me. >> pete: every now i see you i say ni space hao. [laughter] >> carley: special. >> rachel: todd is going to turn new to h.r. for this. >> pete: can't say ola. >> what about howdy? >> pete: that sounds like cultural and regional appropriation. >> rachel: do you get to do it now that you live in tennessee.

now that you are from tennessee and have a mullet. can you do it? >> pete: howdy, everybody. ni-space hao steve. >> lawrence: nancy grace shares the chilling details on theirr conversation. that'sms h next. with a max strer fighting formula. the right tool for long lasting flu symptom relief. hot beats flu. ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face is detected. so you can listen in... sam. and even speak up.

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>> he actually said he heard about the murders. >> when we were talking he said he heard about these murders and i was like yeah, yeah. because it just happened he is like yeah it seems like they don't have any leads i was yeah i guess not. they think it's a crime of passion. yeah, i don't know. and then he kind of left it at that but did he bring that up.

like it was a normal conversation. >> lawrence: idaho murder suspect bryan kohberger telling nancy grace what kohberger said to him about the killing of four college students, this comes as kaylee gonzalez's parents revealed she moved out of the house but returned the day before the attack. nancy grace joins me now to discuss. nancy, you have been out front on this. tell me about that revelation right there. he is not just sick but premeditated. >> i have got to tell you something. did you see that video that you just played out? the way we had to cut it is because the neighbor and media other people in his apartment complex do not want to go down in history as bryan kohberger's friend. they don't want their name out there. you know, you were there, too. they don't want their name attached in any way. also, that neighbor also told me that he had been asked by

kohberger's father when he moved kohberger into the -- you can't see the face, the apartment, anything there. and we did that to protect him. kohberger's father moved him in like when you take somebody to college and your parents move you in and actually asked the neighbor, hey, will you be his friend? because he couldn't make friends. it's like setting up a playdate and at some point the neighbor's wife said don't bring him back. i have got a bad feeling. do not have him back in this apartment which i think was a sixth sense. >> lawrence: i have to interrupt you because the father is still a clue in this. do you think he will be discharged as well? does he know more than he is letting off to the public? >> i think the only thing he may be guilty of is knowing his son may be involved. and covering or not doing anything. from what i have learned everyone says that dad is pretty straightforward, nice guy.

talkative, friendly. open book. i mean, we all see our own children with blinders on, i don't know how much he knew but didn't want to know. but, you were talking about kaylee, she wasn't supposed to be there. she had already moved out to take an it job set up in austin. and she came back that weekend to go to a party and show her best friend maddy they had been best friends since sixth grade her new car. that's heart breaking because she almost missed the entire incident. i'm also learning that it could be evidentiary in that she may not have been the target unless he was watching her on social and n knew she was coming back. >> lawrence: that's interesting. we talked with the goncalves family. they talk about the stab wounds we know she was in the bed with maddys and there were differences in the severity of those stab wounds. it's a lot to uncover here.

nancy, you have got a special coming out to fox nation. the special is the parallels of evil the bundy and idaho killings. you know i'm going to watch it. >> thank you, l. >> lawrence: see you soon. up next, the niece of dr. martin luther king jr. alveda king joins us live and still ahead virginia's governor calling out several high schools for withholding the merit award from several students. what he says about the scandal, that's next. in three seconds, this couple will share a perfect moment. is that? oh wow! but we got to sell our houses! well, almost perfect. don't worry. sell with confidence to opendoor. yes! -done. request a cash offer at opendoor.com

>> pete: joe biden speaking from atlanta church with dr. king spoke. >> the battle for this soul is nation is perennial. constant struggle between hope and fear. >> kindness and cruelty, justice and injustice. against those who traffic in racism, extremism and insurrection. but i don't need to tell you that we're not always at our best. this inflection point we know there's a lot of work that has to continue. >> pete: here to react on the day we honor her uncle fox news contributor and dr. alveda king. doctor, always a blessing to see

you. a blessed morning any time we get a chance to talk to you. this message, there are other terms that joe biden adds in there that make it feel like it sounds political. there's also this conversation going on which emphasizes equity when your uncle talked about equality. what is your message with all the noise around this very special holiday? >> as i listened to president biden, i'm reminded i of my childhood days. we played a game called [inaudible] we would say and do everything totally correct and do the exact opposite. so, that's kind of what the president does. because his remarks sounded wonderful. sounds almost like what i say every generation you have to tell the truth. every decade now because of social media we have to be very exact and precise. so, it's one thing to say everything but what are you

going to do about it? so when you ask me, here we are in 2023, martin luther king jr. holiday, my uncle m.l., my daddy's big brother, daddy a.d. king, granddaddy king, we lived a total life of service and understanding that only one human race, skin color denotes ethnicity. martin luther king jr. said we must learn together as brothers, together or perish together as fools to race bait and making big issues over skin color doesn't make any sense. we have got to cake carol of what is wrong and do more of what is right. now, i believe that president biden should put his actions and his money and his heart where his mouth is. he is saying great platitudes but what is he going to do about it? >> pete: it feels like what they are doing about it is pushing things like diversity, equity and inclusion, that divide us

even more, that emphasize that ethnicity instead of our common bonds. >> that is exactly the truth. and when we take examples of anything that is saying well, if your gender is this way and nobody lets you do exactly what you think and what you want to do they are evil. they are wrong. so, calling everything evil that this country was actually founded on and to say i care about america but let's just change the playbook totally and let people exactly what they want to do whether anybody gets hurt or not. >> pete: exactly right. i got to get your take, alveda on one other thing there was a new sculpture unsnrald boston honoring martin luther king jr. we have the photo of mlk and can coretta, that's the photo of what it was modeled on and if our viewers haven't seen it, the statue itself appears to be only the arms -- it's getting a lot of criticism.

what's your take? >> i kind of believe that some things are beneath human dignity for consideration. but i'm not speaking on behalf of the family, i'm just saying myself it's something that you make or you design causes people to be uncomfortable, fearful. scared, armenive, you might want to think about it again. as far as i am concerned about statues. i believe when we have statues, it should be people depicted sharing -- doing things together, serving humanity, serving each other and that's the best way to do statues. i say there should be parks of statues of people serving and helping and building. i can't speak on behalf of the family about the statue, honestly, to alveda, it's a little weird a very honest kind take on that.

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>> i don't think we can exclude the possibility without knowing more of the facts. >> i'm glad that there is a special prosecutor that's been appointed. any time there is a deviance in regards to security protocols, that should be taken serious. it should be investigated. >> no one is above the law. >> rachel: president biden's own

party growing increasingly frustrated with how the white house is hand lynn the scandal as yet more pages of classified material are discovered at joe biden's delaware beach home. here to react is fox news contributor and author of defeating big government socialism newt gingrich. speaker, so great to have you on this morning. so the democrats are really famous for sticking together. they hang together. they don't criticize each other and now we're seeing these people kind of, you know, break with the white house and all the excuse-making frankly by even the media. what's behind this? are they really outraged by this? or is there some political thing going on? >> well, i suspect they are shaken by it. they thought they this a clear shot at donald trump. now they have president biden with i think four different examples of mishandling secure information. they knew that hunter biden was already a problem. and now part of the biden

defense is that hunter had access to the garage where many of the secret documents were. and, remember, a lot of those documents involve ukraine, which is a country where hunter was making a lot of money out of burisma. even though he had no knowledge, no experience, so i think that raises a question. and the documents that were found in the university of pennsylvania office lead directly to the question of how many million dollars the chinese communist gave to the university of pennsylvania. why the university of pennsylvania president is now the ambassador to berlin and to what extent the entire biden team was being paid indirectly by the chinese communist while they were there. all of these things if you are a rash rationale democrat you are thinking this could get a lot worse and biden is not offering any answers and his press secretary is either totally uninformed or just plain lying because she keeps saying well we

have now got everything out and then there is another dump. i don't know that you will see 22 fbi agents in an armed raid the way there was at mar-a-lago. clearly, the special counsel who was a trump appointee at the justice department is going to be very method meth methodical. his friends aren't going to be very far in defending him. >> rachel: frustrating to see the two different ways that joe biden is being treated, his lawyers working with the doj, donald trump's lawyers were not allow. imagine in giuliani had been allowed in there. his home was raided with armed fbi agents. wife's bedroom raided, his teenage son's bedroom was raided. when i see this unequal justice, when i see that one party is treated differently than the party in power, it makes me depressed, speaker. it makes me think we are losing

america. we are no better than cuba when these things happen. what say you? you wrote this book on big socialism. can we get back to what america -- are we losing america forever with this. >> no. i think the american people are taking their own country back. you see that in the governorships. whether it's in florida or ohio or iowa or texas. where people have moved decisively against wokeism. people have moved decisively against big government socialism. and i think speaker mccarthy and the republicans in the house are proof that we are gradually taking the country back. but there's no question that the big government socialists have done a tremendous amount of damage and that it's much deeper than joe biden. it's an entire establishment, including a lot of the fbi, a lot of the justice department, a lot of homeland security. this is going to be a long, difficult process rooting out the corruption and the bias and the illegality. >> rachel: you were in the spot of kevin mccarthy yourself. can he -- can he as speaker

without having the senate, be able to make these kinds of changes? >> yeah. in fact i'm writing a brief paper now joe gaylord and i are writing a book "march to the majority" which will come out next june. in the process we began putting together the things we learned because we governed with bill clinton. we got welfare reform. we got the only four balanced budgets in your lifetime. we got the largest call at that point gains tax cut. i think there are principles can you apply. and, frankly, i think speaker mccarthy had a great week last week. >> did he. >> two significant bills creating a china committee and cutting off china from dealing with our strategic oil reserve. both of those got a lot of democratic votes. one of them, in fact, got a majority the democrats. so he is off to a more bipartisan start than nancy pelosi ever dreamed of. and i think if he just keeps working at it, they are going to be able to use the debt ceiling to get very significant reforms,

period. so i am optimistic about the house. >> rachel: he also united the base by announcing that he was going to release everything on january 6th which i think has won him a lot of love from a lot of republicans. speaker, thanks for the optimism, we needed it this morning. appreciate. >> it thank you. good to be with you. >> rachel: likewise. let's check in with janice dean for our fox weather forecast. >> janice: good morning, rachel. take a look at it because it's cold east coast even down towards florida freeze and frost alerts temperatures below the freezing mark for jacksonville. 28. 49 in miami. that's cold for them. then we are watching another storm system move into the west. this has been epic last few weeks for them 40 inches of rain and 10 feet of snow. last storm system before an area of high pressure will move in. that's good news. drier weather on the way. we do have the risk for severe

weather later this week for wednesday and thursday, large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes will be possible. we will be following that story along with fox weather.com. okay, rachel, over to you my friend. >> rachel: you got it. thank you, janice. coming up, a 10-year-old proving he has what it takes to become sports reporter. >> wide receiver for the las vegas raiders. has he got 95 receptions for 1143 yards. he's got 14 touchdowns and he averages 15 yards per catch. >> rachel: holy cuteness that inspiring journalist is joining us next. ♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪

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>> pete: a 10-year-old proving he has what it takes to become a sports reporter after this impressive interview davante adams. >> one of the greatest memories of my life is going to your camp and doing a seven on seven. >> yes, sir. >> what are your greatest memories in your childhood. >> when i was young, maybe about 7 or 8 years old i had opportunity to meet j.j. stokes. that was the first professional athlete that i met and it was

just a great experience. >> rachel: that video has gone absolutely viral. it's gotten more than 4 million views. >> lawrence: that's wild. let's bring in that young repjerrymy. welcome to the program. >> welcome. thank you guys. thank you guys for welcoming me. thank you, guys for having me. i'm feeling great. >> jeremiah, where do you get all the energy, you're smooth. you ask great questions. who taught you all of that? >> well, nobody really taught me really. it's just when you are very passionate with your job you really take it seriously. i have always prepare before my interviews and always try to practice and get it right the first time. >> pete: but, that's amazing. how did you stay calm in that moment? i know you are a huge raiders fan. davante adams is a huge star. you're on the sidelines with him and you just delivered it. how do you stay calm?

>> well, it's just always my dream to interview star players like that. i knew that i would never be scared if i was in the situation and it's just me being there with davante adams. it was just great so i wasn't star struck or anything. i was just there talking to him like a normal reporter, you know. i wasn't really scared. >> pete: amazing. i love. this in the end we are all people. >> lawrence: so true. >> rachel: i feel like you should be giving a master class on broadcasting. honestly, one of our colleagues is a sports reporter himself will cain and he said he was flabbergasted at how you framed your questions and able to elicit answers that other people couldn't get out of that player. tell me about your mom and your dad. what role do they have in you becoming the young, articulate man that you are right now? >> well, they definitely help me. they both lead by example. they're both great examples. they are great. my mom raises me. my dad helps me with stuff that

i didn't know before. so they definitely help me to become the man that i am right now. and the man that i will be in the future. >> lawrence: i love it. >> pete: let me ask you then. >> rachel: i'm so optimistic right now. >> pete: there is a reporter on the beat. there is a rumor that tom brady maybe next year could be going to the raiders what do you think about that? >> that's definitely great because tom brady has always been my favorite quarterback my entire live and raiders favorite team. in they mix together and tom brady is on the raiders a dream come true. maybe i could interview him. >> lawrence: we're pushing for you, brother. >> rachel: i think you just made that pitch. he better call you. >> follow him on jeremiah one w anild five. check him out on the scene. 95% of women had visibly-better skin

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