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♪ yeah, yeah. ♪ it's the voice of god. ♪ it can make a grown man cry. ♪ rachel: wow. >> very nice. >> beautiful. rachel: incredible. >> that is donte bow perform voice of our god, guest performer in the faith and friends concert series, a special six week concert series leading up to easter. only right here on "fox & friends." and we're glad to have donte and his crew with us this morning. they're going to be performing a huge performance with us a little later in the show. we're excited about that. >> great to have you. we have a front row seat in the living room. rachel: we're so glad you're coming back to sing. after i heard you, i don't want

to talk about politics. we have to move to other stuff. >> you're right. politics is crazy all the time and it's nice to step back and remember what really matters. rachel: that's right. >> hopefully, this season and the series is a part of that too for all of us. rachel: thanks for helping us do that. all right. >> we're glad you're with us as well this fourth and final hour of "fox & friends." rachel: we're up to a fox news alert, another norfolk southern train derailment in ohio last night. >> 20 cars going off the track, causing panic the in the area after the disaster in east palestine. >> marianne rafferty has the story this morning. >> reporter: good morning. another norfolk southern train derailing last night in springfield, ohio, one month after the toxic train derailment in east pal continue. this occurred 235 miles west of the first incident, declaring a temporary shelter in place for everyone within 1200 feet of the

train. this was lifted after nobody was injured and no hazardous materials were on board at the time of the incident. >> there's no indication of any injuries. the risk to public health at this time is improved, from owner operator of the railroad, railway norfolk southern, clark county hazmat scene, ohio environmental protection agency independently examined the crash site and verified there was no evidence of spillage at the site. >> reporter: ohio's governor, mike dewine, says president biden and transportation secretary pete buttigieg called to offer help from the federal government. last night's derailment causing at least 1500 people in the area to temporarily lose power. no word yet on what caused the incident. will, rachel, pete. >> thank you, marianne. rachel: thank you, marianne. >> there have been several levels of criticism for the administration when it comes to train derailments. there's been 19 p train derailments since december of

2022. there's a ton of derailments in this country. the question is, how much is being exacerbated by incompetence at the highest levels of not just corporate america but governmental agencies like the depa departmef transportation led by pete buttigieg. not just competence, but em pa empathy. there was krist civil after pete buttigieg didn't show up in east palestine, ohio. buttigieg just commented to cnn. >> he said as for any suggestion from trump or supporters that the former president's trip to east palestine pressured him to go, that's bull you know what. buttigieg said. we were already going to go. you know, both the white house and buttigieg immediately called governor dewine in ohio after the most recent train he

derailment which thankfully as marianne said likely does not include toxic chemicals, like one of the many other derailments we have that don't dump toxic chemicals. they waited on the big one. that's why trump's renting space in his head and they're putting out a statements like this. they know they messed up. they're trying to play catchup. people judge leadership or competency by where you were when it mattered most. and they weren't there. rachel: and how it all went. buttigieg eventually did go to the town. who lifted the spirits of the people in the town more, donald trump or pete buttigieg? i think it's obvious from the video footage that pete buttigieg was met with some anger because it took him so long to get there and because it looked like he didn't care. and another area where our government is failing is on keeping an eye on our real enemy which is china who by the way looks at all of this incompetence in our government, is probably licking their chops. china just announced a bump in

military spending earlier today in order to prepare for potential combat in the future. >> this comes as a top chinese official pledges a peaceful reunification with taiwan. >> brooke singman joins us now. >> china injecting more money into the military as the communist nation says it is, quote, boosting its come pat preparedness. the country you announcing a 7.2% military budget increase, china's premier pledging a, quote, peaceful unification with taiwan during an adegrees the country's parliament. listen to this. >> we should promote the peaceful development of strait relations and advance the process of china's peaceful reunification as we chinese on both sides of the taiwan strait are one family bound by you blood weshould advance cooperatn across the taiwan strait. >> the u.s. vowed to defend

taiwan territory. president biden said the u.s. will use force to defend taiwan if necessary. china getting a bipartisan support from u.s. lawmakers who broke down the taiwan l lease se and you addressed concerns about china possibly invading other countries in the region. >> how long are we going to keep up with the ccp's oppression. after taiwan, then what? south korea and japan? you see the korean government and japanese government, they are very nervous and we have to show that we are standing with them. >> it's going to reduce the red tape and it's going to increase the infrastructure to get our armaments there to support taiwan. you can call the policy whatever you want to call it. i believe we've got to be prepared to support taiwan if they're invaded by the ccp. >> two ukrainian pilots are in the united states for a training assessment on using attack aircraft including f-16 fighter

jets. u.s. authorities have approved bringing as many as 10 more ukrainian pilots in for assessment as early as this month. last month president biden said he is ruling out sending ukraine f-16 fighter jets for now, despite president zelenskyy's request. will, rachel, pete. rachel: thank you, brooke. >> brooke, what's your sense of how the government is viewing how we'll respond to taiwan vis-a-vis what's going down in ukraine. are they tying the two? >> speaking the biden administration officials, they say the president's stance with regard to china is strong and they say he wants to leverage his long-standing relationship with chinese president president xi but republicans on the hill are warning that president biden and xi may have this long he relationship dating back to the biden administration, but president xi is different than he was back then and china is in a totally different position than they were. they view themselves as much stronger than they did back then. >> all right, brooke. thank you so much. rachel: we're definitely weaker than we were before and i think

had the biden administration done a better job of either preventing the war in ukraine or negotiating a peace, we would be more focused on what's going on in taiwan. i think china loves that we're distracted by ukraine and talking about weapons there instead of focusing on -- >> not allowing the debacle in afghanistan. >> wars happen when the perception is what that a power, great power is declining and a lesser power is rising and they believe that they can surpass that great power. what's the calculation of beijing? >> speaking of power rising we had an interesting conversation earlier. i think we've come to he realize there's incentive and power structure inside the individual of victimmed. victimhood.we had the conversatt people wearing trauma as their personality, it's what makes them unique and it's their story. it's this idea that victimhood is who you are, well, you remember chris rock at the oscars. he got slapped by will smith. and he's finally addressing that

i guess in a really official manner. he has a netflix special out and he talks about that moment but i think more importantly he talks about victimhood. watch. >> if everybody claims to be a victim, when the real victims need help, ain't nobody going to be there to had help them. okay? and right now, we live in a world where the emergency room is filled up with [bleep] with paper cuts. who is this girl, meghan markle, acting all dumb like she don't know nothing, going on oprah, i didn't know. i had no idea how racist they were. it's the royal family. that's like maryi march -- marrg into the bud the budweiser famid saying they drink a lot. she said they're so racist, they

want to know how brown the baby is going to be. that's not racist. black people want to know. you know what happened to me, getting smacked by shug smith. people like did it hurt? it still hurts. [laughter] >> i got summertime ringing in my ears but i'm not a victim, baby. you will never see me on oprah or gail, crying. [cheers and applause] >> you'll never see it. never gonna happen. i couldn't believe it, and i loved men in black. no. [laughter] rachel: and in the special he was asked why he didn't hit will smith back. and his answer was, because i have parents, that's why. because i was raised right. which was a nice answer as well. but yeah, the victimhood thing is interesting especially in light of he brought up meghan and harry, prince harry,s is actually making money by having a filmed, taped for tv, i think

for netflix, interview with the trauma coach or a trauma therapist so it's not just young kids. it's grown-ups and it's become something they can commoditize, make money out of being a victim. >> they don't want attention. rachel: master class in that. >> i'll let you into the therapy session but no attention for us. theyrachel: all right. well, we're going to turn now to your head lines. a juror in the murder trial of alex murdaugh is crediting faith for helping the panel in the decision to convict. he said we prayed before we came out to give the veer ticket. that was a huge factor in us being able to sit comfortably with our decision. he also said it was the dog kennel video that ultimately led the jury to find murdaugh guilty. the video placing murdaugh near

the crime scene after he denied being around the kennels the night of maggie and paul's murders. a fiery crash in maryland from an overturned tanker truck kills the driver and sends flames shooting into the sky, authorities say the truck was carrying a flammable liquid but it wasn't clear what caused the crash in frederick, about an hour outside of d.c. one family forced to seek temporary housing after the home was damaged by the fire. a california couple sues ah ha hawaii tour company after they say they were abandoned during a snorkeling trip. they tried to stay afloat and make distress signals fearing imminent he death by drowning. they were eventually able to swim ashore. >> can you imagine. rachel: those are your headlines. >> you are snorkeling up and

you come up and you say did you see that fish and she goes where's the boat? the boat's gone. >> that's a horror film right now you. rachel: there probably is a movie like that. >> i think there is. we've got a little surprise for you, will. because it's two months into the knee year. we've got a -- new year. we've got a bows us in off the wall. we have a surprise for you. >> i did say the a block is a little light. >> we're going to check in two years after new year's into will's new year's resolution update. rachel: will loves to do new year's resolutions and he does a lot of them. pete: he famously made 20 new year's resolutions on his insinstagram. will: i put god number 19, but number one in my heart. pete: we have 10 resolutions. this is about the time people collapse on their resolutions. rachel: ducks are in your

heart. >> i went duck hunting. >> once is enough. >> the season ended in january. i've got one in before the season's over. rachel: next, you said you would read more books and less twitter, true? >> fair, yes. rachel: what's the last book you read. >> steven's smith's auto biography. >> when's the last time you were on twitter. >> a couple mince ago. >> that's a question mark. a booking a get-away without the kids. you said -- >> both of my inspirations, no, have not done that. >> that's going to move to number one now. >> that should move up. >> you said you would -- look at will on vacation. you said you were going to invest more energy in your sports teams, double down on them. pete: you know i'm in the kyrie kyrieluka, i'm all in. rachel: you said you would eat clean and no sugar. >> i'm doing six days a week. fail days are with y'all.

fat face, i think it's getting better. i'm not sure. rachel: inflammation is coming down. >> did you eat a brownie at rachel's house yesterday. >> no. rachel: he did not eat the the brownie. >> i didn't. >> this is a fail. a little less booze. pete: my fails are always with you. rachel: there was a lot of booze last night. will: that one's a no go. pete: where did they get the wonderful photos. rachel: you said you want to figure out golf and try to play eight times this year. have you started. >> you would have to be on your way to eight by now. >> that's less than once a month. i'm good. >> you're two months in. you played zero. >> i've got to get after that. >> that's a fail. real quick. more time with friends, pretty ambiguous, vague resolution. rachel: we did that last night. we hung out. >> he yes, yes, rick was there. rachel: that's good. all right. rachel: you said you would grow a beard. >> i'm a big dog through the

week and the man comes around on friday and it's time to shave. catch me on wednesday, i've got a wednesday. >> we shave once a week on friday before the show. that's a fail. the last one is get in serious shape. by the way. and by the way, you're doing a rowing challenge. >> my 2k is tomorrow. i'm getting in shape. we're swimming statue of lick earth in august. rachel: wow. >> we've got car b dbo loading for you. >> this is a big segment about this. >> you had hats made and everything. >> i'm not doing carbs. >> you're supposed to do carbs before your activity tomorrow. >> carbo load. rachel: he's a carnivore now. he's on the paleo die eats. diet.>> he's in an elite compen tomorrow. i'll eat on your behalf. >> i r appreciate your support. rachel: number one goes to

booking the trip with your wife. >> you're responsible for most of my fails. >> that was fun. had this will be more fun. maria bartiromo's right here in the studio. she's going to come hang out on the couch. >> look who is here. maria: how are you? great to see you guys. ♪ works hard for the money. ♪ so hard for it honey. ♪ she works hard for the money so you better treat her right. ♪

rachel: this is a tragic story. highlighting the growing fentanyl crisis here in america. >> a florida family suing airbnb after their 19 mo 19-month-old y died from fentanyl poisoning in the rental home. the heart broken family said previous renters admitted to throwing a drug filled party. >> sunday morning future anchor maria bartiromo joins us now. maria: what a story. really a heart break. this is another indication that no matter how much the quantity you're talking about, it can kill. we've got these border hearings that are underway right now.

i was looking at some of the testimony from the border patrol and enough fentanyl has been seized at the u.s. border in just the last three months to kill over a billion people and that was the testimony of a top ranking border official. he admitted it in that border hearing that they had just a week and-a-half ago. it just indicates how incredibly dangerous this is and the origin of it coming over the border and through the ports of entry. rachel: coming from china. you know what's scary about this, you can go well, okay, we know tee teenagers can accidenty get poi so poisoned by it. you could be in a hotel room with a baby and if the people were doing it before, it takes a tiny amount. it's a frightening story you. maria: 2 milligrams can kill you. that's the size of an eraser on a pencil. that's how small the amount of fentanyl they that is so dangerous that can kill you. look, it's amazing to me that more is not being done from this

white house. i mean, you know, now suddenly the president mentioned it a couple times. he's not doing anything about it. what's the plan? >> maria, i'm sorry, you talk so much about financial markets. one of the ways we know to try to help this situation is to close the southern border but the other is all these precursor chemicals come from china and india. what can be done from an administration -- what should we expect from the administration to stop china from pouring those chemicals into mexico which come to us. mari t.maria: i think it's an important question. the first thing is toing a knowledge where the underlying chemicchemicals are coming from. we haven't seen that. we have seen the administration being so soft on china, whether about releasing this covid-19 that killed 7 million people across the world, whether it's covering up the release ppp and

the drugs start from china, goes to the mexican cartels. they're making billions of dollars every week. we've been to the border. they have the same equipment, military equipment as the military in mexico. these are dangerous people. and they are killing americans. i want to know, is this intentional from china. rachel: i believe it is, maria. maria: is the ccp trying to kill americans off. we'll talk with the chairman of the judiciary committee, jim jordan in the studio with me to talk about what he's doing in terms of holding the administration to account. then we're going to get into the medical issues with ronnie jackson, he is a medical doctor. stephen miller talked a lot about the border and his answer to politicians trying to get something done is use the appropriations process. we have 12 appropriations bills, stop the money, the purchase -- the power of the purse and that's how maybe you will force them to make decisions here.

and we'll faulk with the latest to -- talk to the latest to throw his hat in the ring. we'll get to the border as well. this is one of the major threats american families are facing today. >> as always a great show. we love seeing you in. rachel: come back to the couch. maria: love this set. >> watch sunday morning futures coming at 10:00 a.m. this young lady right here, maria bartiromo. thank you so much. rear yates it. straight ahead, putting green energy before energy security, the leaked internal memo revealing a stunning admission of the biden team's radical agenda. a former homeland security advisor on the white house's crystal clear priorities, coming up next. ♪ we go together. ♪ adam and eve. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary.

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put above energy security. a leaked internal memo shows the department interior is moving ahead with higher royalty fees despite admitting they that charging fossil fuel companies less provides greater energy security. here to react, former united states homeland security advisor, dr. julia nesheiwat. great to have you here. we know that energy security is national security. what does his tell you about the biden administration? >> thanks, rachel. good to be here this morning. yes, it's a little bit frustrating. here we are in a time of a glee ball energy crisis -- global energy crisis and the fact that we're dealing with global supply chain disruptions, the fact that we have vast natural resources here in north america and to be able to put one over the other, they're both important, of course. it's not zero sum. it's not all or nothing.

to be able to do that hurts us here on the home front. it's frustrating because it seems like they were checking the box to be able to he throw out this gas lease and make it really economically not feasible to be able to have companies bid on this. you know, again, you hear one or the other of these topics and, again, it's a situation where oh, we have to to go all green, has to be all renewables which when you think about what energy security is, it has to be reliable, it has to be affordable, clean, you know, so when you think about this, how could we not help promote natural gas in this situation hespecially. rachel: it's an abundant resource. it makes no sense of. this is their religion. here's what senator manchin who comes from an energy state. he says it's consider it tall cs administration is putting the

radical climate agenda ahead of the needs of the people of alaska and the united states. what he's speaking to there is how anti-human this climate agenda is, they're willing to impoverish the american people. they're willing to make things cost more, make our people poorer in order to advance this new religion of theirs. >> it can be perceived that way, almost religious cult way, it's an important factor when you think about energy security and climate issues but, again, to put one over the other, i can't emphasize enough, this will hurt us in the long run especially as we look at what's happening around the world. china, russia, dominating in oil and gas sector and even renewables and the fact that we have to struggle with higher energy prices when we have the solutions right here on the home front, when we have the technology and innovation, when we can invest more in nuclear, hydrogen or carbon capture.

i mean, had are solutions that exist. it should not be putting one over the other. rachel: we have the resources here and yet the biden administration wants us to go to renewables which will make us more dependent on china who is our existential enemy. makes no sense at all. >> right. you look at what happened, they cut off all of their hydrocarbons and nuclear and decided to go all renewable and in the end they ended up having to pay higher price, rely more on russian gas and russian nuclear power because of this knee jerk reaction. that's a -- look at california, that's facing blackouts and power outages. rachel: they're importing oil and gas from ecuador, all kinds of other countries. they have resources right there in california. not to mention julia a that so many of these moving to electric requires them to mine in china, because they don't want to mine here, and then there's a lot of

human rights abuses, child labor going on in the congo, all of it makes no sense unless this is a climate religion for you. so great to have you here with us, doctor. it's been very informative. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having he me. rachel: of course. still ahead, how dare you, a mother whose two sons died from fentanyl demands president biden apologize for laughing about her story. she says to the president, how dare you. our nation's first drug czar, bill bennett, reacts next. >> this is how you think about the death of my sons, because a congresswoman misspoke? you mock the loss of my sons. how dare you. what is the matter with you?

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>> she's very specific recently saying that a mom, a poor mother who lost two kids to fentanyl, that i killed her sons. well, the interesting thing is, that fentanyl they took came during the last administration. >> how can he sit there and joke about it? you know, he thought he was with a room full of democrats and he is among friends and they can all yuck it up.

what kind of person does that? rachel: that heart broken mother demanding an apology from president biden after she seem -- after he seemingly laughs off her emotional testimony last week ooh, demanding congress do something about the fentanyl crisis that claimed the lives of her two sons, of course, so many more americans. >> fox news contributor bill bennett served as the nation's first drug czar and he joins us now. mr. secretary, thanks for being here as always. your reaction to how this administration has dealt with fentanyl and this instance in particular. >> they've done nothing. they've done nothing. and so it is flowing in. good show this morning and you've already talked about this a little bit with maria. that witness, rebecca keysling was the best i've soon. she objected to another witness' testimony, saying it was about the demand side. look at the baby who was killed,

talk about not asking for trouble. because of this supply of fentanyl. declare them foreign terrorist organizations, the cartels, go after the leadership, just like we did before when we got pablo escobar and others. go after the leadership and take them out. when they're replaced by other people, take them out. they're no match for the delta force, the united states military or the marines, if we get them going and she really nailed it at the hearing, the mother of the two dead boys, she said this is a war. and that's one word as you guys know that democrats hate to hear. they hate to hear about war on drugs and war against our enemies but this is a war and, boy, we better fight back. rachel: they don't mind hearing about war on ukraine but they won't wage a war on the cartels who are poisoning our children and explain to he me why the met wouldn't pressure china. we know if we could could stop it from coming from china to

mexico, we could stop a lot of it. why isn't the president t putting more pressure on china to not send that over? >> yeah, we don't know why. who knows. maybe it's something to do with dealings with china. but he underestimates china. he does not call china what it is. and there's no pressure there. that's where the precursor chemicals come from and they haven't done a thing on that. but secure the border, for god's sake. secure the border, get after the cartels. we can do this. we just need action. people like tom cotton, senator cotton, are leading the charge on the hill but boy, there's a lot of he resistance and i don't know why there's so much resistance. >> i can't wait to get your reaction to this. during the pandemic the sat and act testing requirements were set aside for many schools. ivy league columbia decided, i think they're the first to do it, to permanently drop the satd

act. >> this is ridiculous. remember, in the mid-20th century these so-called elite schools were elite because of family and family connections and you went to yale or harvard because your great grandfather went there. then all of a sudden there was a revolution, charge murray talks about it in -- charles murray talks about it in his books. these schooled wept out and found the talented, most able students they could and established themselves as elite because they had the smartest kids going there in very large apartment now they're giving that up, giving the idea of merit which is a fundamental american idea. you achieve on the basis of your efforts and your abilitieses. by the way, the sat is a very good predicter of how you're going to do in college and how you're going to do after college. by eliminating it, they are

opening themselves up to the old corruptions. you will see family connections and money and all sorts of other things having the same influence had that it did before they decided to go on the system of merit. as columbia goes, so will other colleges go and the ivy league will become what it was before the '50s. >> great point. great background. rachel: excellent background. >> secretary bill bennett, as always, we appreciate you. thank you. rachel: thanks for coming. >> thank you. good show this morning. very good. >> thank you so much. rachel: appreciate it. >> we turn to headlines. an armed carjacking in houston takes a bizarre turn after two criminals ran into several problems. one suspect hitting a snag during the get away after his partner took off with a backpack that had the keys. he then ran away and opened fire, no one was hurt. the homeowner says if the would be thieves didn't get bamboozled the situation could have ended differently. now on to a hair raising story

in the canada. contestants in a hair freezing competition at the eclipse nor nordic hot springs going wild. they jumped into warm springs before sculpting their hair in shape. rachel: can't it break off? you could break your hair off if it's frozen like that, right? >> that makes me think we could try this at "fox & friends." get a hot tub and refrigeration unit. >> i'm not worried. i don't think we can pull this off. >> i think our producers can. rachel: there's the challenge. thanks a lot, pete. >> don't go anywhere. our faith and friends concert series with gospel sensation dante bow is next.

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♪ >> he is the grammy award winning and multi-platinum selling gospel sensation behind some of the biggest hits in christian music. rachel: donte bowe is releasing

a new single ahead of his s upcoming album. >> he joins us now for our faith and friends concert series. we ask a lot of folks, what's your inspiration, why gospel music. >> of course, meeting god and serving jesus is the biggest inspiration but also of i feel like i wanted to put out positive music, something that can bring light into a dark world. rachel: yeah. you came from like a rough background. tell us about your journey. >> my journey was full of ups and downs and i had parents who were both -- they were incredible parents but they were drug dealers and came from a rough past but like everything we go through puts us in a position for our purpose and our destiny so i had to go through that to be standing here talking to you guys. >> recently, i read you were homeless not too many years ago. here you are, main stage, multi-platform selling artist.

i believe today you're going to be singing for us "hide me." >> absolutely. >> you have an interesting perspective on stardom and fame and exposure. tell me about the message. >> i feel like in the last season i was in, i he felt like god hid me from the things they that come with the industry and just being over-exposed and all those different things and i feel like he hid me to prepare me. >> what a great perspective. all you according to his purpose. you're dropping a new single march 10th. >> yes. >> it's called demons. i believe we have the art work of it. rachel: let's see that. >> show it for the first time. there it is. >> oh, wow, look at that. >> the first time it's seen, dropping on march 10th. rachtenth.rachel: demons, they. >> check that out on march 10th. for now, here is donte bowe with

"hide me." rachel: awesome. ♪ ♪ under your shadow. ♪ under your wing. ♪ hide me, hide me, hide me. ♪ cover me. ♪ all right, even in the middle of the night. ♪ i know it's going to be all right. ♪ you hide me. ♪ surrounded on every side but my enemies won't survive. ♪ under your shadow. ♪ under your wing. ♪ break the fear. ♪ fighting for me. ♪ change my future for my family. ♪ scare the robber who wants

everything. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ looking on the brighter side. ♪ can't believe i'm still alive. ♪ you hide me. ♪ my enemies won't survive. ♪ under your shadow. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ i'm under your wing. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ break the fear. ♪ you're my everything. ♪ hey, you keep me safe. ♪ keep me safe. ♪ keep me safe. ♪ keep me safe. ♪ keep me safe. ♪ keeping me safe. ♪ keep me safe. ♪ keeping me safe. ♪ hide me, hide me. ♪ hide me, hide me. ♪ hide me, hide me.

♪ hide me, hide me ♪ "fox & friends," let's dance. ♪ ♪ wherever you are, listen to this. ♪ right here. ♪

[cheers and applause] ♪ -i say to you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. -i don't feel any different. -i don't need you to feel anything to do great things. (upbeat music)

-jesus, if you do not renounce your words, we will have no choice but to follow the law of moses. -i am the law of moses. ♪ what the? good morning hallow makes it easy to build a daily habit of prayer and meditation want to start with a five minute daily gospel? sure. take a deep breath and focus your attention on god in the name of the father, mother, son to the holy spirit. amen.

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pete: doing well. looking forward to that. rachel: khan today has a new -- dante has a new single, and his next single drops on march 10th. it's called demon. thanks for being here. >> the album is press play. >> yeah. pete: dante bowe, great to have you. >> thank you. pete: thanks for joining us. go to church, everybody. rachel: bye! ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. today, the protected. the biden family influence peddling kept under wraps at the fbi and doj for years. no matter the evidence, america's attorney general sees nothing. >> i promised to the leave the matter of hunter biden in the hands of u.s. attorney for the district of delaware who was appointed in the previous administration. i have pledged not to interfere with that investigation.