♪ pete: welcome to the 8:00 am our of the sunday edition of "fox and friends," february 26th, the year of our lord 26, the year of our lord 2023. the university of dayton mascot. will: racers. flyers.

pete: at the university of dayton flyers, the basketball team of march madness. rachel: pete was applying -- rachel: he was davidson. peter supplying his literary skills to how he maintains the sharpness of the table. will: we need some good order and discipline on this couch. this is -- people are waking up looking at the screen and don't want to see a mess. they had a party last night or whatever. speaking of orderly, today is national set a good example day. think about that. it is national tell a fairytale day. and lastly. rachel: biden's favorite policy. everything going great. will: national letter to an

elder day. rachel: people love to get mail, a great time. will: right your grandmother or grandmother or papa or nana today. he will be setting a good example if you wrote them a letter. then you could mail all three of them. rachel: it is a lost art. it is a lost art and people love getting mail. pete: i have three things at my house that i have to return that i ordered and it feels like i have to climb down. i have to go to the post office. where do you get the packaging? how do i do it? would love to print a label. a big deal. will: i still carry stamps in my wallet. rachel: just in case.

will: the chinese commonest party running several secret police stations in the united states. rachel: the chinese government operates these stations to keep tabs on chinese nationals in the us accused of harboring anti-communist beliefs. >> reporter: congressman mike gallagher issuing a stern warning about china's operations inside the us, he spoke to protesters yesterday in new york city. >> how have we allowed this to happen on american soil? the answer in my opinion is we have been blind while the ccp has been very cunning. they use muscle and threats instead of persuasion, and like the mafia, they aren't afraid to make people disappear. rachel: gallagher making those remarks on a former commonest party police station, the defender of human rights organization says they are four

chinese police stations currently operating inside the us, two in new york city, one in los angeles, and another in an undisclosed location. the ccp is suspected of setting up other stations in dozens of countries around the globe. gallagher writing a letter to christopher ray saying in part, quote, while i welcome recent news reports of the fbi has conducted a search of one such station in new york city i remain concerned about other stations that may exist, the fbi has been late to the game acting in response to open-source information. only after it was publicized by safeguard defenders and members of congress. this comes after the cia says us officials are confident that china is considering giving russia a lethally quitman to help in the war against ukraine. william burns speaking to cbs as part of an interview that will air later this morning. >> we are confident the chinese leadership has considered the

provision of lethal equipment. we don't see that a final decision has been made yet and we don't see evidence of actual shipments of lethal equipment and that is why secretary blinken and the president thought it important to make clear what the consequences of that will be. rachel: anthony blinken will travel to central and south asia where he will meet with russian and chinese counterparts. they seem confident that china has already sent these weapons. i am not sure how they are so confident, but i am concerned that there are these stations and they haven't been shut down already. >> reporter: the fbi did go into a location in new york city but i spoke with congressman gallagher yesterday, he said he plans to introduce legislation that will give the fbi more resources to act more aggressively to combat this threat. republicans have been sounding the alarm about the china threat for months.

will: you would see secret laundering stations from our adversary would be important but china characterizes these as legal visitor centers, cultural centers. rachel: they say you can go get your drivers license reviewed by the foreign ministry says absolutely not. this is not a chinese ccp police station, but this nonprofit organization says it is. there's one in new york city or two, la, and dozens of others around the world. this is a threat not only on american soil but around the globe. chinese-americans know what is up, and chinese citizens that are here. great information, thank you. pete: we talked about the growing tension with china. the combination of china's alignment with russia. many are worried this is the path to world war iii. dan vongino discussed that last

night. >> not going to sugarcoat it. the united states appears to be walking directly into world war iii, signs are everywhere. the pentagon is planning to send one hundred us troops to taiwan for training in the coming months. china's xi jinping planning a visit to moscow, i am sure they are not playing scrabble but tuten suspended participation in nuclear arms treaty with the united states and threatened to resume nuclear testing, sounds like a big deal, even worse china appears to be strengthening its support for russia. china will start supplying russia with lethal weapons in ukraine. will: how do we know we haven't already? there are reports. rachel: they haven't sent weapons to ukraine. will: you could use them for economic purposes or military purposes. i wonder what they are doing.

rachel: i don't trust the chinese with anything. pete: let's bring in legal correspondent shannon bream. rachel: good morning. pete: the cia is saying the us is confident china is considering, already providing lethal equipment to russia in ukraine. we heard dan bahngino say one step after another. >> they heard warnings about sending lethal aid and they may be don't care or what the us has to say, you know there was this a vote at the un on this resolution to condemn russia's invasion into ukraine, 32 nations that abstained, that includes china. they put out this piece plan as if they want to broker something, but there's plenty

of skepticism, what role china is playing here? pete: you talk policy and politics on your show, of where, as the presidential race unfolds on the republican side, where folks stand. there's a difference of opinion regarding china and ukraine on the republican primary side. >> a growing conversation about where our commitments the get and end with respect to ukraine. don't forget we hit the debt ceiling, using extraordinary measures to keep that going. the white house says no negotiation, there's got to be some kind of conversation about getting closer to that vote. where do you draw the line? leader mccarthy has a piece saying if the estimate is $200 billion in a year for this and we say as long as it takes,

is that one, 2, five, eight, ten years? we can have that conversation, but what are we willing to cut to make that happen? are we sending the bill to our kids and grandkids? they have to talk about that in the gop primary. there's a bit of daylight between folks who are in or we think will get in and that conversation on the debate stage. rachel: you talk to so many lawmakers in washington dc. do you hear any talk about our peace negotiation in congress that people need to bring this to a close so we don't see china and russia uniting as a force against us, or a end to this, focusing on problems domestically? >> there is a sense the only way this ends his if russia and ukraine decide it is over. ukraine wants all its territory back that it has taken from russia. russia wants to keep that and more. it is as if you can't reason

with vladimir putin with logic, sanctions, they don't seem to be touching him, and existential idea of wanting to unite the ussr and put the whole thing back together. that doesn't seem to be deterring him. the ukrainians aren't going anywhere. this is a generation, the mass amount of ukrainians alive now can know nothing but freedom. they are not going to back down. we've seen their tenacity, their courage, their willingness to sacrifice their own lives. unless somebody convince these two to get to the negotiating table it is basically the standoff at this point that will cost more lives and damage. rachel: they disrupted peace negotiations other countries tried to do. pete: you've written several books on your faith. we want your perspective on what is happening, colleges and universities across the nation, marathon prayer services. do you see what is taking place

with young people? what are your thoughts? >> i get so fired up, so excited about this. often change comes from young people who are inspired and feel like they are hearing from god, and everybody is searching for peace and contentment and they say we found it. his visitation, we had friends who went to asbury and said it is the real deal, not a surface, very quiet, very understated, no theatrics or pyrotechnics, their experience coming away from it is it was very genuine, it was happening in other college campuses, very positive. eric: they had to pause it, they move to other places as well. we had madison pruitt trout, a former bachelor contestant. i asked about what is happening with young people. here's what she said.

>> truly remarkable. this is something i have prayed for for this nation and this world for so long, to witness it and be part of it, in such a small way, is unbelievable. it fires me up for this generation. we are seeing young people hungry, searching for so long for something to satisfy, we are coming to the realization that jesus is the only one that can satisfy. seeking him, praying for him, fasting, helping themselves. will: you lose a lot of faith if you look to washington dc, the nursing home, the house and senate, for the solution to your problems, young people are saying there's something more meaningful in my life, a lot bigger than that. >> they want authenticity, they want hope. everybody wants to feel loved and that is what god offers, unconditional, he's not a politician, not republican or

democrat, he's not political he is about giving you care for your soul and your heart and everything you need and say i will give you rest and peace. who doesn't need that in the current world? rachel: so many dumb and meaningless tiktok trends going on, what an amazing inspiring trend this has been. tell us what is going on on fox news sunday. >> the gop field is growing, senator tim scott spent a lot of time in iowa, a lot of reaction to what he has had to say. has he found a lane? is he ready to throw in his hat? any live announcements on fox news sunday. senator ben cardin, one of the guys on the senate foreign policy committee just back from europe, a lot of conversations, he will be here to break it down with us to talk about finding this thing as well. pete: we will watch at 2:00 on the fox news channel. great to see you.

now we turn to a few additional headlines on this sunday. the epa is ordering norfolk southern to stop cleaning up toxic waste in east palestine, ohio. originally the rail company was responsible for the cleanup effort. now the epa is reviewing where the waste will be taken after other states complained they were getting toxic trash. >> the agency is yet to say when cleanup will continue. meanwhile, there are still one hundred 2,000 gallons of liquid waste and over 4000 yd. of solid waste on site. is the news moves on the cleanup continues. there is still a lot of it. a family in portland, oregon, say they are being terrorized by homeless squatters who are setting fires and committing crimes in the neighborhood. a neighbor who served in vietnam said he felt safer at war.

>> drugs, i felt safer walking downtown in saigon when i was over in vietnam than i do in portland, all the stuff they are doing is enabling the homeless people. will: a spokesman from the police department said they cannot arrest someone for trespassing unless the property owner is involved. the girl scouts are coming out with a new cookie tomorrow, raspberry rally. this might look like thin mints, they do, but they are raspberry flavored. you will find them at your local troops cookie stand. the girl scouts say these are online exclusives. you can have them shipped to your door, we have some here to try. rachel has been trying. rachel: could you hear that? will: it is raspberry favored.

rachel: i like these better. those are my favorites. rachel: i love thin mints. i have them in my fridge. rachel: i don't like thin mints. rachel: did you not hear what i said? will: you are not invited. we are going to be in his office. rachel: i will come. will: we will lock the door. you are not invited. rachel: this is really getting -- to the girl scout cookie. rachel: way to mpower girls. will: we are girls for the girl scout cookies.

rachel: what is a girl? will: university more carolina moves to ban woke hiring practices. the lieutenant governor joins us next on the win for free-speech. rachel: more on the interview with mark levin. ♪ i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more active. if i can invest in her health and be proactive, i think it's worth it. visit betterforthem.com

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pete: university of north carolina taking a stand against woke culture by ditching diversity, equity, and inclusion statements from hiring, admission, and promotion. lieutenant governor mark robinson, thanks for being with us. tell us about this movement? tell me how unc was using di policies before this change. >> i don't know. i'm not intimate with the inner workings of the university. i know from an overhead view. what i see is conservative voices, folks who don't go along with the status quo, pushback against the status quo, the agenda of the status quo by and large those evil have been pushed aside, their

voices are not met with a friendly response and in some cases pushed out completely. pete: i can speak for myself, i can't speak for others, but i think a lot of people, merit drive away, no one's opposition to the concept of diversity, it is hoping for race neutral policies instead of race conscious policies. what i have seen personally, for example, instead of texas, anytime there is an attempt to move back towards merit and away from race, there are new policies put in place to work around that. is this, what i'm here to ask you, do you think this move will be something that can push the system back towards race neutrality? or will they find new ways to focus on race? >> i believe that is coming

back but this -- if folks in these positions are mature and committed to the ideal of diversity and inclusion they would include everybody, voices that encounter their own narrative, their own beliefs. they don't. i can prove that buying one statement. i'm a strong conservatives, i've said may be controversial things, but still, i am the first black lieutenant governor of north carolina. i check all the boxes of the left, i was poor, black, overcame those things. only a scant few of these universities invited me to their campuses to tour the campus, very few promote the fact that i was able to overcome those odds and become the first black lieutenant governor. they don't live up to their own standards. pete: a fascinating personal testimony. where did you go to college? >> i started at the university

of north carolina and finished just recently at the university of north carolina and had a wonderful clearance. pete: have a invited you back? >> they have not. that is just a sign of the times. pete: there you go, there is your next commencement speaker on the screen next to me, lieutenant governor of north carolina. thank you for being with us. still had, lies, drug addiction, and murder, stunning revelations from the trial of alex murdagh. nancy grace has been all over this case and sounds off next. the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic responds to snoring - automatically. so no hiding under your pillow.

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nancy, i want to know what are the take aways of what you watch? >> his textbook example of why you do not take the stand, he underwent two full days of cross-examination, painted as a liar at every turn. he started lying to police immediately and in his first statement started lying about that crucial time period his wife and son were shot and if he's not the killer, how did he know to lie about that 5 minute block of time. he knew because he is the killer would be my argument. pete: how do you explain the new piece of data, the voice from his son's phone that places him at the kennel in that time period? did they not know that evidence existed until then?

>> he didn't know what at the time he gave three convicting statements, almost immediately they were caught on body cam or interview cam. he didn't know it then. after that, when discoveries were exchanged they found out, it is too late, he was married his original statements. at the time the video was taken in the kennel for a friend, he had no idea his voice was caught on that video. pete: what is your prediction? only one juror would have to have reasonable doubt? >> i've got a problem. i heard through the grapevine, two jurors were crying during his testimony but felt better when i found out that wasn't true until i was corrected. one of the jurors handed him a box of kleenex. that's probably not good for the state but that was before the two days of steering cross exam. i don't see how they can accept

his testimony. by putting him on the stand, the defense turned it into a litmus test, either he's telling the truth that he's innocent or he is lying and is guilty. there will be some rebuttal witnesses. the testimony will take us through to stand closing arguments. pete: it has been riveting and will continue at 9:thirty. you've got to watch the murdagh murders hosted by nancy grace, must-see tv. as always, thank you. >> i am headed to the courthouse right now, see you tonight. pete: how woke ideologies taught in schools are shaping students political beliefs in staggering ways. will and i go off the wall next hour with interesting new findings. more from our interview with a

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pete: you heard us talk about a 24 race and the war in ukraine. here's more from that interview. tonight on life, liberty, and levin, you have ron the santos and extended conversation as he's talking about a bill in florida to overhaul the state

university public university system to do away with these initiatives, at the same time, people like the wall street journal are saying the war in ukraine is a test for any presidential aspirant and specifically governor ron desantis? >> i don't allow a columnist or newspaper to drive the agenda when it comes to me. whether ukraine is a decisive issue or not or however that plays out, i am not one hundred% sure. bible says this which i don't interview people based on what journalists have to say, or gotcha or gossip. do i look like andrea mitchell? i am not andrea mitchell. i try to have the guest explain to me, what their background is, i want to talk about

ukraine, those wonderful people that i know, a very deep disagreement on this. we can agree one of the reasons putin invaded ukraine is how we surrendered in afghanistan. donald trump was not a pacifist. she didn't cut and run. donald trump didn't cut off allies whether it was in syria or iraq, took on isis, the key word here should not be ideology, it should be prudence. when it comes to foreign policy, each case is different. let me suggest this to you. if you told me 10 years ago we could spend $100 billion and come close to defeating russian military people would have thought you were smoking something. the fact of the matter is of this. the ukrainian people are not going to surrender. they didn't invade russia. russia invaded them. they are not going to roll over

and play dead. they haven't asked forcing american troops. all they ask for his weapons. why? in 1994, they cut a deal with the united states, britain, and russia. the deal was we will give you our heavy military equal and if you protect our sovereignty, and they agreed. so they lay they are naked and they are invaded and putin knows it and he's a monster to his own people, but did you hear what his number 2 said yesterday? that they are going to challenge poland's borders? that is what he said. he said it with his own mouth. he speaks for putin, they are going to challenge poland's borders. romania says when they are done with poland they will attack us. why do you think poland, romania and the balkan states are taking all the military you, they haven't pushing it into ukraine? the ukrainian people are preventing world war iii, once they touch our nato country

that is the redline that triggers world war iii. people are looking at this upside down. what is in ukraine for us? ukraine is the fight to prevent world war iii. he keeps threatening nuclear weapons. okay. what are we going to do about iran when they get nuclear weapons? does anybody talk about taking other that in their nuclear sites other than the uranium -- the threats they would make? north korea has nuclear weapons. they are threatening japan and australia as i speak. we can't be ostriches and pretend this isn't going on. this is not afghanistan. this is not a 20 year war. it's not going to be a 20 year war. if we withdraw it will be a 3 week more and they move into poland. the issue is evil lasts forever. war shouldn't last forever. anyone who's a person of faith, when you go to church on sunday

or synagogue on saturday it's always the battle between god and the devil. that is we versus evil. evil exists. evil persists which we could pass a law like they did at the league of nations and outlaw war. it's not going to be outlawed. that is the way it is. i would say as a big time taxpayer if we can support the ukrainians who are fighting this war like nobody could, to defend the rest of europe, that is what they are doing, to keep kids from being drafted that we are not meeting volunteer numbers, i say we keep at it and what president biden has done is a disgrace. there are certain weapons systems the ukrainians need to put a end to this war. i don't mean attack russia, biden is bleeding these people dry, not giving them the

weapons they need, i'm not talking f-16s, long-range missiles, i call them too little too late joe, that is what he is. with we stop supporting ukraine, if you think afghanistan was a signal to russia, trump thinks so, most of you think so, what do you think china will do with taiwan, they will invade taiwan. we have a navy that is under 300 ships. under reagan we had a 600 ship navy. under reagan, we spent 5% of gross to mystic product on defense. to date is 2.7%. the communist chinese our nation on the rise. spending a fortune on their military. people say we spend more than they do, no we don't. they give us the numbers. they are liars. the military economies are fused.

they are right off the coast of taiwan. we are not going to defend that little island and what do you think iran will do with israel? iran, north korea, china, and russia have access. it is an open access, putting our heads in the sand, what should we should do is build up our military, people talk peace through strength, and you understand this, we are not properly supported, we have commanders in the field, generals in the pacific, admirals in the pacific, i don't know that we can win a battle with the chinese, we used to fight on two front at the same time. we are running out of ammunition ukraine, how is that possible? how is that possible? our ruling class is

incompetent, misleading the american people. if we don't handle this right it will be world war iii, and the answer isn't pacifism in the face of aggression. it isn't withdraw in the face of aggression. the answer is prudence. build up our military, be prepared, make sure europe isn't attacked through ukraine, that is his plan. whether you want to believe it or not, read what he wrote and listen to what his number 2 said yesterday. why don't we accept what they say? your question to me is will this be a big issue with the republicans? may be. a lot of problems in this country, open border, crime, we've gotta democrat party that is trying to destroy capitalism and replace it with marxism, children being indoctrinated rather than educated, parents being targeted by the fbi, pro-lifers being targeted by the fbi, former president being

targeted by the fbi, this country is unraveling. for president biden to circle back and say he's got more to do, if we don't unite and defeat these people they will defeat us overseas and at home. i'm done rambling. will: this is a debate we have over the course of a week and that the republican party is having and the country is having, we love having all sides represented especially from someone as thoughtful as you. appreciate you breaking of that down. it will be part of the debate, no doubt about it. we want to promote your interview with ron desantis tonight on the fox news channel, we will flay a clip from this interview, hpm, don't miss it, you want to watch it. >> i may have a quick 50% of the vote but one hundred% of executive power. i will use it and pursue an

agenda, we came out of the gate in january and were off to the races. it is hard for them to keep up with you when you are constantly doing new things and leaving on different issues and we kept to that pace going through my 10 year as governor as people see you out there, they see you are active but makes it more difficult for these narratives to take hold when they are coming to shoot at you. will: we will be watching at 8 p.m. eastern time. thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. up next, a real spiritual movement in the late 60s. the man who started joins us live as his story turns into a new movie called the jesus revolution. >> in that tent is hope, unity and miracles that i can't even

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pete: some sports headlines. the nhl. we have a goalie. >> going to shine, he scores.

pete: the 13th goalie in nhl history, only 13 and the first to do it since the national predators scored in 2,020. they beat vancouver 3 to 1, their 40 fifth win of the season. like hockey, i felt like rachel, did i do okay? >> i was watching you try. pete: football players coming to the defense of their mascot after peter demands the school get rid of him. peter says the mascot drives the demand for bulldogs, known for health issues. and peter says replace him with a human but one former player is responding i don't think folks know how good a life he lives. chill out, peter. a former running backs as you would be getting rid of a lot of tradition.

those pets live the best lives even on away games. he has the first seat on the plane and is very well treated. those are your headlines. rachel: that dog is treated well. a new movie called jesus revolution looks at a spiritual movement that swept through the nation in the late 60s and early 70s. >> if you feel you were judged, this is where you belong, if you feel ashamed or trapped in something you've done or are doing you will find forgiveness and freedom right here. rachel: the film's codirector, john erwin, joins us, the

co-author of jesus revolution book. both of you, welcome. the film is getting really amazing reviews. i will start with you. you wrote the book, you cowrote it, did you expect to get this into a movie and have it come out at such an interesting time with a revival among young people today? >> i did not expect it to become a movie but i always felt my life is a movie, we all feel that way with all the twists and turns of life, but the timing of this is incredible and i believe god's hand has been on it from the beginning as we look at despondency among young people is revealed by a report where one of every three teenagers contemplate suicide, prayer and

repentance on asbury college. here's the problem, here's the solution. it was a parallel time when this story was happening. it was called the jesus revolution. rachel: it feels like the timing is interesting, that god's hand might have been on that. tell me about how you feel about having a movie with this kind of spiritual theme coming out at a moment where the culture is very secular, as you know. what do you hope to come of this? >> it is such a similar time when i read the time magazine cover story the jesus revolution and i was like such a boy, a hopeful article. it is a similar time. we are desperate again. i wanted to make a movie that

filled people with hope. it was enjoyable to watch and entertaining. i love to entertain audiences. my favorite films watch with an audience i ever made. i'm grateful. it comes at a great moment in time, interesting moment in time. i live in nashville. it is -- we sat there and listened to these college kids talk. i was filled with hope. if it happened before, it can happen again. the way they spoke was so filled with optimism and spiritual hunger. my hope for the movie is people will see it and it will become a conversation. rachel: young people are drawn to it but movie critics can be tough and they have been kind to this film. last thoughts on this and what you hope to come from this. >> i am hearing stories the people going to this movie theater, people commented on my social media, i wept, i laughed, we cheered at the end,

but more than that, i'm hearing stories the people come into a relationship with god through jesus christ after watching it because they want this, not just young people, old people, middle-aged people, everybody needs jesus, and this movie tells the true story of how generation was changed, how god can change is still. rachel: more "fox and friends" next. to your garage. but, if you haven't bundled your home and auto, unpacking this isn't going to be too much fun. so get allstate. (bright music) - [announcer] what if there is a hearing aid that could keep up with you? this is jabra enhance select. it's a smart hearing solution that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive. it connects with your phone so you can stream calls and music. with jabra enhance select, better hearing doesn't have to start in a doctor's office. it starts with a free online hearing test you can take almost anywhere,

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