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30 criminal charges over alleged hush money payments. >> w pe wait to see the indictment. former president is expectedarra to be arraigned next tuesday. sources telling fox heg shot will have his mug shot and fingerprints taken but will not be handcuffed. trump's attorney vowinotg to fight back .w >> you know, when you stretch o the law to get someone you don't like or is a political opponent in this case, it's ver tevery hard to ey get that law to comean back to its original shape.ally today's proof that you could not actually pick a target and then try and find a crime, even a beo crime. ime. that's not a crime because fac there is no crime here. thd i'm telling you, theretsknow is no crime.is i know the facts and the law, g and i really want to see where this is going to go. m >>aj i don't know. manhattan d.a. alvin bragg is facing major backlash for bringing this case in the first place by being criticized for using untested legal theory c to bring state charges inas a federal case. involving alleged campaign finance violations.financ republicans calline violg foracl a political ploy and say they're ready to hold the ag accountable. >> they're trying to destroy hinald trump because they fear

him at the ballot box.no they're trying to drain him dry. w nothingo doi the democrats kns nothing to do with the law. >> they're sending a message and it really is a slippery we s when we start indicting our political opponents, particularly indicti pol active, cleaning i instead of up the streets of new york , a george soros backed d.a. is focused on indicting a former president . through this is absolutely a political. witch hunt through and through.l >> this was a campaign promise by the d.a. he said he would indict the president. >> he has now done so. , pete all right. let's discuss. pete hegseth. listen hegse how this plays out.r more >> if it takes a year or more ,o judge, we'll talk about to get to actually a trial. if he's the nominee, he's goinge same time being a criminal defendant in a to be running for president at the same time, being a criminal ci defendantyt in a case in new york city. >> yeah. b befitting the banana republic we've become that'ecomened ins i other countries around the world where political opponents have been under indictment or facing the f time. and they're running foroffice president because elites have decided they're not worthy of that o office or they want to gy

rid of them. to do. but the people back , whatorth they tried to do and were o thwarted in the process, it'se barely worth talking about the merits of this case. n't knw >> four ways the judge could talk a lot, a lot better thans o i could. we don't kno bw, to be fair. we don't know. but we know what it seems to be about. wh >> and it comes from a aos d.a. who's made his entire career downgrading felonies to misdemeanors or mi dismissing cases for criminals, and in d this case, desperately reachings for a way to find a felony against a former president who he promised, as yo wouldu notedo would go after as a candidate.ie and he has we're going to talk about the political fallout from here that i think is the most important pieceimport, proa doesn't work in the democrats favor. >> well, judge, i'm looking ahead here. so there are o a lot of pretriad motions in ways that hisf th defense team will try to get rid of this before it ever gets to trial. thinko triahow do youu thin the process is going to go ifpi they get to trial of pickingckia jurors here in new york and holding a trial of somebody who probably is going to be running for president ? n get thatbecause o di far because as a d.a. and as fo3 a former judge who did this forn

thirty two years, this chargeifg is insufficient on its face. if youf busi wernesse charging o the falsifying business records, the statute of limitations has run. b stra it with a ftstrap federal offense, you don't haved that jurisdiction to charge a federal offense. so people are saying thiss un is untested, legaltest theory.sh this is not untested. this is illegal. any judge and any judge worth his or her salt will dismiss this what w alleges what we suspect based upon the insufficiency of the indictment. so there is a lo wt ofil placesw a lot of emotions that will bek made before we even get to the trial. i don't think we shouldedibly ip get that far . i think one of the things thatoa is so incredibly important to realize here is that this tha is selective prosecution. this is a d.a. who has taken revered, t one of the most revered, one of the most time honored d.a.'s offices in the nation. hethe manhattan d.a.'s office, and turned it into a kangaroo d.a.'s office where they are

bringing someoneg who was literally running forre president on a crime thad, that they allege occurred that hillary clinton could have beenr charged with five times over, based on the fact that she usedh campaignar funds and charge thee as legal expenses.y, and it wasn't even her moneythat with the added additions thatt i she split the nation apart with the russian collusion apa delusion, she split families apart. she made americans fightom with each other. but this is simply a continuation of what happened from the time the left saw donald trump running and he got that steele dossier and they use it as a basis for a fisame warrant that they report continuously through. james comed y and the department of justice. that gave us an example.gave u,i and i calledcs the antics of a third world country. and now they've come full cycle . as so i see thi as not only asicia, a prosecutor s, i see it as an s politician, someone who's runta for office five times. i'venerk but run in the state of new york . but as an american, this is thei

take down ofs the american criminal justice system. this is the takedown down o of america where the left is literally taking down our republic and turning us into a laughing stock. and finally, let me sa thing. ty one thing.n th our enemthe only man thaatt ieour enemies feared. donald trump is the only man that our enemies feared. when putin went into crimea when obama was there. putin invaded ukraine. when biden is there, nobodyy ina deinvaded anywhere when trump wr there.ar and americans are eating thisp n president alive. >> the judges warmed ud p and nu ready to go.ere we'r okay, you talk about the rest of the world kind of looking at where we're at. the salvadoran president said this. it's going to be harrad forfrom the u.s. to now lecture us andeo use arguments about condemningok political persecutioinn. so from the outside looking in,k jessica, we now have foreign leaders saying you can't talkpro to us aboutns political prosecutions and corruption and that kind of thing because they're going to point the finger at us and say their impression is that's g what this is .aie i have nothing against

the president of el salvador. i also know nothing about them.h if you have the uk primeat minister who says something like that, i'd be a little bit more interested in having that conversation. t now,where it stands right now. and you're right to continueca to caution everyone on this is that we don't know what's inu the indictment. we know that it's supposed ntleto be 30 plus counts, which i think is not what peoplen with expected to begin with .e we also know that there has been months of new testimony since peoplen back like to hearj back and say, well, the doj didn't go with this and the fcce didn't go with us . there should be no information.n if there isn't shame on alvin. and we'll al l be saying thatgned at 2:15. tuesday at two twenty two because he's arraigned to 15. and i know thamentt the judg aei is consideringybe that unsealin' the indictment ahead of time.o so maybe that for your saturday night, if yo youu don't want to watch the final four , you can do that. >> but there is a lot of false information flying around about what's gone on here.heard this s i've heard this isn't a crime. it is a crime. donald trump was an unindicted coconspirators. and what happened with michael cohe whn?

beca he was not prosecuted because he was president of the united states of america. oi went back and i looked at the faces report on this. s the general counsel said itl cai explicitly that this was an illegal campaign contribution. so the choice was not to prosecute, not that something was not done. that was inappropriate and was a crime. his own doj said unindictedd coconspirators. he was individual. no coconsl one in all of those paps that came out. i'm also hearing a lot aboutleas the george soros backed d.a.ta here. george soros release didn'd a statement. >> he didn't back out and brag.u he's actually never even talked to bragg. and i understand that it's da a fun talking point to say that all the liberal is in the country are funded by thisbt boogie man billionaire. but wehi all know what happeneds to george soros in 2018 when he had a pipe bomb sente by to hisw house by a crazed group. criti >> yes, weci can make see how fr we going to get off the topicons here. >> all right.swoman was on tv sai listen, i'm sorry. the congressman who was on tv said soros back . it is inaccurate and it has put lives in danger.

people should just be arroganta . >> they put lives in danger.g when peopldeale die, it's like s shoo not a big deal . right? we get it.ti and whose we get we get a mass shootingge? in a in a school and whose lives are in danger. house >> transoms, according to the white house.t to i'm just saying, if you want to go in that direction, we can all do that.yo u mentionei want to ask you, th, about because you mentioned tha james comey and some things that went on under his watch. >> just some said he tweeted and i think we had the tweet. >u >> it's been a good day, greg. e to speak abo utwell, you know, i would i woud like to speak about just likemel the people who are giddy in the media, especiallly new yory new york , i have a feeling they probably never been mugged because we were witnessing a pretty big trade. we have a d.a. that chose notdee to prosecute criminals and devote almost all of his time chasing the great the white s ale or the great orange whale that is trump. >> so there was a trade there. e and why is that important?wa it's because you're seeingy i a major reframing. left and the way you actually the t way i look at this world , i don't see things left right

anymore. i see things is inside wer and outside. oh, yotwu know, there are two people that were targeted this week. you couldn't get morite opposite between matt taibbi and donald trump won a renegadea progressive journalist, another a renegade republican president . whaty n the outs do they have in commg they're both on the outside. so this isn't about,t the left you look ar the right. it's about the elites goingt e h after the outsiders. and ifings you look at all of the things that we talk about on the show and the things that you off, do you know whythe ou nothintsider. g getsif done? because you're the outsider, right? if you're concerned aboud aboutf the border, if you're concerned about crime, iftr you're concerned about inflation, and if you happen coe to like trump, you're anrn outsider. inside elites have n anyto concernshiworr about anything.y crimes, th they don't live in the borderey states . right. t they don't have to worry about crime. they to worry about gunsivat because they have private security. as for trump, they hate hi security. they dm. n powe they don't carr,e if he was if e was feared by foreign powers. goothey don't care if he had a good economy. they just don't like him.. they kept thatthis this guy's pros getting prosecuted because of tweets, becausece a mentally deranged if this is the first

prosecution based on trump derangement syndrome, we know that. we know this is political.t don't preten pretd that this is over . an unindicted coconspirators. that's garbage. last. s garbage. we have to go back and think see about what we miss whenever wemy see a political witch hunt.life there argo be three things thaat i remember in my lifetime. firscan go back to covid the fia two months of covid we were doing a trump impeachment. we lost two months.ile i remember it was on every channel while this weird thinga got out of the pandora's box ibi china. but we were we were getting our teeth stuck in and trump theater. 11 then you go back even further. po1, whahet happened before 9/1? anothelir political witch hunt. this time it was about a blue dress, right?e we didn' t see al qaeda coming because we're too busy worrying about the president coming. . t di a witch there are three witch huntst right now.to there's 911, there's covidday? o what did we talk about today? what was the bignerd story?s, f all of these techno nerds righte from silicon valley saying the most biggest threat in the world, the biggest threatt r in the world is a guy without proper control, without proper

control that hasn't changed, ou but it's out ot f the news thatf got pushed out of the news because of this, because we's o can't get enough of trumthp>> tk that's on the media. >> so than.k you. oh, i'm sorry.a family >>at did i do? it's a family show. they not rachel . o >> it's ten o'clock somewhere. okay, upe next, the ladies of h cothe view, greg's favorite, having a hard time containing ec their excitement oveitr the trum indictment. >> i know my mere advisor has helped me navigate uncertain times. before i was no differentrall s with his advice.at i'm confident i'm on track. the plan wiprise fe created is m the long term.ndar the long term.ndar no wondey. point nine out of five an

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by surprise. havin >> the left wing media is having a field day with former president trump's indictmentd da. o be what a time to be alive, my friend. >>e to belevisitim alive. >> we're all going to be glued,n leaning forward to our t television setuesday ifs on tuef if all of this unravels as it looks like it is for tonight, presidents in this country where kings i mean, i thoughtd t know it woul maybe never come. good. i used to think, what does it matter if it came? i didn't know it would feel-- this good. >> michael, who's more right now, melania or donald?lania or. definitively. >> donald, you know, i am not usually here on a thursday night, but, you know, things happen. >> deep breath, everybody. the >> thej and donald j. >> trump now stands for jail certifiably giddy. and the ladies of the view, greg's favorite, throwing whate, they call a celebration of the law. >> watch. cal i called ilet. did you feel good?

which really is a celebrationato of her life. heto celebrate the law and how t applies to all of donald trumptd finally won a populaayr ove vote yesterday. the judge that presided over me that case where the trump family was found guilty is the same judge presiding over donald trump's thirty count. oh, okay. but there seems to be a disconnect with top democrats, the administration that loves to bash maga. has >> republicans all of a suddeneo has very little to say. e chargs mr. president , do yout think that the charges against trump are politically motivated? , what is your comment in on former president donald >> i am no? an ongoing i am not going to comment on an ongoing criminal case as itca relates to a former president . >> no, i'm surprised you didn't bust out a venn diagram. now, would be the perfect time, greg. yo roll,u are on a roll.>> hone let's keep on thati role.e the. well, i mean, i don't honestly,

i don't blame them. this is basically this is kind of the flip side of the roe v. wade decision, right? the roe v. wade, you sawoh, the kind of the wamyy the left had said like, oh, my god. impan i mean, you were i mean, you predicted it. you said it wa s going to have quite an impact on the on the red wave. re i think this is going to have the reverse. it will have it will destroy any blue wave and will probably wi create a red wave because itvots this will energize the voterse a the way the roe v. wade energizd decision energize the left. >> but t i mean, i don't know. >> the media loves political theater and incentivized outrage. >> so, you know, the quoteutragd didn't wasn't she involved in weapons of mass destruction? thousands innocent people murdered more than thousands, like hundreds of thousands ine iraq. di?dn'mshe not in jail i mean i mean, maybe she didn't break any laws, but i'm just assuming as far as horrible people blood go , she's got blon her hands that trump doesn't.. trump's always been a pacifist, right? >> hase he ever been pro-war? no.

originally for the iraq war. >> but then he recant.atever i think i saw that interview and he said , yeah, whatever i think was un stern because het n he was like, yeah, i guess ik t, was after he complained about it. so i don't think he was really e just wanted he wanted to dodgeso the question. jessica, when he left it. war.n >> yeah.d he when he was president , heo en wasn't interested in. kno yeah. and he wanted to end the war in afghanistan. you know, these people as you watch them on television, i mean, these are lawyer s. neat i mean, sunny, whatever her name is , is a lawyer. i mean, that that is eveney lity beneath her. these people hate him so much that they literalle y they haveo this psychological disorder that they'veu know earned. you know, they trump derangement syndrome. the whole and they earnedr it. and the whole idea that nobody is above the law. the yeah, hunter biden is above the law. hillary clintobiden isn is above the law. joe biden is above the law. r he's got documents that were never supposed to be taken out h of a skiff. he wases a senatornts that. he's got these documentse thatn forget about you.

if you've got a presidenteast that's one thing. or not they h i mean, at least they are entitled. there is a questio n as tossifie when he wa not they can have the documents. but joe biden is stealins g classified documents when he was a senator from skimps. look, the truth is here thatus these people just hate. the left has been they've been the haters from the beginning. they were the ones who said donald trump got electedd. othr unfriend anyone who likes donald trump, don't talk to them anymore. let'. fs break up the families. let's not talk to him more .. joe biden, every day does a dog creatle to the to the left with those mac republicans. they're horrible people.ten and they create the divisionio and then they they feed >> on the division and the hate. >> and this is a product of it.. doesn't it mak just give to to greg's point, doesn't this makdoe it more likely that donald trump is the nominee? i mean, there's a rally aroundde t the flag effechet will happenreo here. >> so why are they so giddys. nominee and president again,

are two very different things.a. so you can't be the president without being the nominee. 100%s up. week. th first of all, he was upot thirty points in the fox news poll this week.e chatter about whethe and there has been a lotshould more chatter about whether desantis should just wait, frankly, until twenty , twenty eight , that this isn't his time. he's a young guy.a gr you have another great term as the governor of florida and enter the race when donald v trump is out of it because the base loves him and they want to avenge what happened ini 2020 by making sure he gets reelected again. and i think that he will be the nominee. , i' but to the point about becoming president again, i , i'm surepee there are some examples of it, but i would say that certainlyfo naa majority of people who voted in 2016 for donald trumperat and then move to biden, thosehi independents and moderate republicans are not looking at this and saying, oh, this makes me more excited to vote fort him. right now.as you have a candidate who's going to have a mug shot, right? >> they wanted the butm not just famous, but infamous.sy >>mb i mean,ol a that's not wha. they didn't like after living through biden. >> i get it.

but like no one wanted, likeie and cbonnie and clyde in the wl house. >> right. and went on to earn the white>> house rate. it'd sto be cool, but it wouldnt be a bill . o stop. stop inet to thiss. s apart, i that were the ones that tored en families apartou. h i am old enough to remember what donald trump's rallies, and he just ha ud one last weekend, were like the chance of lock her up, the talks of beating up members of the press that he would pay fort ta their legal fees. him no, no. just don't ou hesitate, biden. talk about taking him outo that. back and like, i'll teach himenh so that seventy six year old man, when hed did orng seventy seven year old man making a joke like that, havinje a , i guess, idioms, he's okaysr for him.im listen, as he passed his prime, jessica, just he i mean,obviousl i table it, but that's really unfair. peope are obviously people who don't want to know, people who feel different differentlyto than i'm politically. but i know plenty of peopl me,e would say to me, cry harder and like, you're a big liotardbd

and you like hillary. all got stories.ks come on .h wh yeah, well, you would say forlit these for these folks, though, who are dancing and excited noha ,it's kindnd of like the washington thing. you have to be careful what you ask or what you celebrat tha e rules h and the traditions that youow break or that you said , because every time they change the rules with like how you can confirm judges or the filibuster or anything else o warnon the hill, you've got tk the minority party. like when they come back , the they're going to want vengeance. so you have to remember nowe prs that you've said that these state prosecutorecutors s cacane kinds of things, you have to know that in some places w there may be republicailne door prosecutors who will look at i i democratic targets in a different way and sayti you or precidents that yo the door is open. >> now, that's a great point.e h traditions that you break or precedents that you breaok. oped i mean, it u was the democrats for trum who lowered the bar for the justices which opened upou i the opportunity for trump to include three new justices. so right when you break it, you have the code orange harry reid about it and it's a shot. >> all right. well, straight ahead, woke colleges getting a major wake call energizes me. ou only

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on some liberal students, jessica? what do they car whate about gl? i mean, they're graduating from college. they probably think they're theo smartest people in the world. >> r asy're afraid of a governor. speakethink it'd be cool to have a governor as a speaker, evenney one that i didn't necessarily s, love his politics. >> so what's wrong with these kids? kids? >> they haven' that they haven't been taught properly, that these are all, is good things to listen to people that you don't agree with , that it'. we tals part of the rt world . to and we talk about that a lotou l like what's going to happen o to you when you spill out onto the street after this? right. it's a utopia foand then havr fh >> and then you have to go, what get a job. and evi get it might be delayed for whatever it is . eventually we all enter and there are people around who don't think the way that you thinthink. i dk. d as and i do think like goingit p back to remember when stanford, i know waser it person released that ridiculous list that then they pulled back . and then i look at thisate. and this is even michigan state, right? this isn't 30%a real college. t

>> i oweal them. -- that is not at all what i said. but christmas tree pioneer. >> some don't even make sense. tippingpoint or bonkers bonker . a lot.>> you d i'm going to jail.l yeah, i , i think you don'td of call someone. this is like what happened with lizzo when she wasu accused of being anti ablest. i think if you're calling someone like you shouldn'te be calling someone crazy.l anyb >> but if you sayirst the situation, be able to call anybody anything amendme, but of you believe in the first amendment, which not all of u us do. >> yeah, okay, ss do. >>like you don't believe in. i'm just playing with greg. all right. a report by georgetownrgetow university found that 16% off wh high school grads earn more than half of people with bachelor's degrees. y why waste two hundred thousand dollars then? you shouldn't. charlie kirk colleges a scam wrk called college is a scam. yes, right. it's an educational cartel. that's extorting studentsices ey and taxpayers and raising their prices every single year. the government helps them doyond that. they've got they've got o chendowments well beyond what

they need to charge. >> and in the process, youd to get to send your kid to themrmi, and they indoctrinate them.m ino so you you spend years forming, beli molding them into a person that works hard and believes inof god and loves the country. >> and thef n yotou send them of bernie sande camp and you get a bernie sanders supporter. >> just stop, stoprs supporter.m .p send >> stop paying for it. stop sendinging money to your r mater. the mater. i have mor a rule. and >> and the more the more elitevt the university, an advanced that a graduate is , the morei m the dumber t they are, the lessa likely i am to trust them.gu ifov youe to m went to the ivy o prove to me that you have anyder common sense at all. >> most, yes. reason. gooi sent one of my de. i'm just for you because wefind should stop supporting this cartel, stop giving our money to them and find real causeshoo like k throughor 12 classical christian schools or places that actually form minds as opposed to indoctrinate them. >> all right.ctrina te the the shannon, the univf pennsylvania, where my daughter went to undergrad and to law school, it is done away with dean's list recognition'she

. biden so, i mean, how do you get a cee job? just say, i'm great. biden biden. cument whats? was that center? the biden keeps his classifiedht of school an documents. fee well, a couple of things to the cost of school and some people feeling it's a scam. mak you know what doesn't helpem get prices down for universities? to make them freeze or claw things back is if they think student loans are gointhink g te forgiven because the kids will just keep borrowing.sn and so you't mote schools that issues it doesn't motivate the schools to get those prices under control. and when we do te away things lo away the dean's list or take away grades, that is ag them disservice to these kids. you're not preparing them for fr real life. ife. going to gete cr the same job or the same promotion. you're actually i feel like crippling them, sending them into the world where just because you point out they're going to the handle heag y can't handle hearing viewpoints the they don't agree with and they can't handldon'e it if they don't get every single promotion or perk or i whatever they think they're going to gett' feel like it's unkind. so you're paying over >>ying them to send them out into the world, not equippednt to handle the world. >> right. it is unfair. to listeno greg i want you to listen to this.rv there is a journal surveeyy that

said in. s 67% of studenttus say that studen t loan debt is not a concern. 17% say it'smajor a majorconceo and 16 percent say it's a minorn the ones that say it's so between the ones that say it's not a concern or a minor concern, three and one is eighty three . literally put and joe biden decides to letterer, put america inat's a hole and make us pay for their student loan. yeah, i , i think that's goingoo to die because it is theft. a a i want to go back to what youlei they always say that war is aa r meat grinderai, college is a brain grinder. put a nice little brain in thercoe, comes out. >> it's completely mulched, mangle. it's mangledcause we because wel incentivize mental illness, we reward anti intellectual behavior. right. behavio we cater to the worst anti westr ,provoke ideas. most of the stuff is all tiedd o together with with an underlying hatred for western ideas. western ideals. r that

>> but i changed my mind on onps i don't think it's fair that you should skip college because it's not worth it. this might be the same problem that young people have . th homeownership they can't afford the american dream.ot right. it's like it i be t mightheit br fault. i mean, that my house in the nineteen seventies, i was about fifty grand. k in 8 >> my tuition, i think a7n eighty seven i think was like six hundred bucks. >> i mean it's changed and all of this has changed because of a collusion on loans between colleges, government and bankst to make tuition like benefitbe y them. worth it they made college worse and yetd impossible to be worth. thes so i do think we need a newoplew model. we need to get ridho of these thernistrators, the people who don't teach, but justs like enforce virtue i. t what it' and i mean, there's new colleges like i think it'spe a university of austin. is that what it'ople has barrve ty white said ? >> yeah, very wise.n people got to look at that lean mean colleges or listen to what, he is saying. ause ibecause it isn't worth it' but the sad thing is a lot of n,

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>> well, the parties leave.statm i'm going to make a quicenk statement this is not goingu ca to be making a statement today.t so you can make the statement outside, mr. owens. i will do that. okay, shannon, i love you.. andn >> i wish you well. and then he said , thank you, dear . yeah, dear .ngr legal team is foothill here's a thing.h her legal team is brill's and worth every penny, because a week or two before this thing started, she was one of the most reviled people in the country because she'd given this interview about how she eats like three hundred calories a day. e country, h and hanes some bon be broth.roth touch, and that's how she gets that. people are like, she's so outthi of touch now. she says she eats more food than that. n but that is what she hadot a gog de into is like not a very likabley defendant.all of she's wealthy. these things against her. the jury didn't go for she's a celebrity, all these she things against her. and it's like the jury h didn'ae go for it at all. >> i mean, she had a really good defense team. she dis interesting.d. d and she was funny. well, you know, it's interesting. obviously, she had a gooda he defense team and it was really e a he said she said , youou pay e because the experts in these cases, you pay oth one to payibf

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for money. the and then mr. brady drops his briefcase in the court and the guy turns around and it showed that he really wasn't injured. >> rightured.. was a good episode. yes. so great. that was my book pitch. they turned down. it was like every brady episode has a life lesson. shallow h does it really take shallow? hal is the only movie i've ever >>lked out in my whole life. i was growing up next, say goodbye to pillow fights, pajama parties and all nighters, overprotectivee an and over particular parents are putting an end to sleepovers. one mom saying, quote, i've hadv parents asked me if we have a water filter. can you imagine in the ninetiesr if a parent called up and was like, i just want to make sure mau guys have a water filter, you have manny --y, you have set >> used to be confirmed that cr- the parents are home, right? >> yeah, that was that was the baseline. don't try >> and will they act sufficiently to ensure that you don't try to get alcohol? yeah, this is helicopter parenting going to the maxer p. but i'll tell you, i'm we're

way more cautious now too, because of how closely we guard devices and tiktok and all that. you send your kids over to somebody else'sto. uldn't sut >> what are they going to bend e exposed to for three hours that you wouldn't support? so i kind of get this. s away fo >> do not take this away. from the kids. it was the only thing i hadble because my house was so strict ,like no snacking, no cable live tv, no secular music. >> i lived for this, you know,on secular.e >> that's really hard to believe. i liveme td for the sleepover. no one wanted to come to myo sed house, but i was alwayays lookig to go stay at other people's houses. and it's where i got to see friday the 13th like a horrorowd >> ie was. >> have to see those either.slev sorry, mom, but i had sleepoverl . i've got to have slumberht prowl parties. you take those away that whatery will late night prowlers. y you you remember you always had that every movie if there was a slumber party, a knew somebody was going to be outside doing something terrible. so you gott wa three older sist. >> so every night was a slumber party, unfortunately. yeah. the way,terrible. >> you, by the way, very sexist slumber party boys. sleepovers. >> they ar don't have them when they go down. sleepovers. yeaheresting.

, really interesting. they >>ar the outfits are different. that's very strange.n a di yeah. it'sfferent are different.al >> yeah. i grew up at a different time. y okay, they used to call and ask because i was a d.a. whenwere l, my kids were little. they used to say, well therewoma would be men there with guns. and i want to say there's. some were upset by that, a woman there with a gun. but yeah, nowo, some oulf themde very upset by that and theythat wouldn't let the kids come home. >> yeah. yeah. got to be responsibl hat, thee to do it.e -- the what these guys are you guysingo just they were directed to shoot an eight year old dl? t >> i don't think so. fanmail for bringing about everything on sunday, the faith and friends concert series catch we the kingdom's most see performance sunday on fox and friends weekend presented by museum of the bible.dl un got pots handles the driving

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today. i decided at night with a groupt of friends it would be a coolffa thing to jump off of a dam in a river in the dark and i lived. >> i would not do that again. lv wow. that's pretty crazy that you just said dam on live with noers end on it very much.oble >> i don'tm wi know, judge. wasn >> there's a problem with her.yb how about you? i was dating a guy who wasic about 16 years old and we wentek ice skating on a pond, which. >> is in the dark, which is really a dumb thing to do.rt then. >> in the dark that is the but i wasn't so smart then in te the dark is the problem.n >> that's the common thread.thre ad.yes. shannon >> what would you not do? yeah.ture. shannon, you nasty little creature. >>mine is a dark thing to really go on a sleepover like i have hd with my husband. that's great. i hated sleepovers because i , t i , i need to sleep a lot. like, i don't if i'm tired,l. don't talk. you're very tall as a kid. n even my parents would have to come pick me up. m tall people need to make >> the parents call and i'm like, i'm done. need sleep bry come get you. >> kids are exhausting.y have yeah. no, but she's very tall.

tall people need sleep because they have so much surface area. >> you've got to get everythings here. astolf. i eleven o'clock. yes. you've been at some scaryi woul places. was >> what would i never do know. what i would never do again in my life is get married. oh i mar-a-lag to we're on that. it's good to see you. that's you. >> before you were the next question. fam next question. ous,before you were famous.e mot that's assuming we're famous. yeah. famoupersonwho is the most famm you met or wanted to meet?. inte let's forgetrestin you met i gus is more interesting about wanting to meet pete. doesn >> who do you want to meet?hat s who do i want?e, now that you've met me, it you r doesn't really matter. >> oh, that's that is true.i gus you were on the list.rson i , the person i would love. to meet is michael jordan. >> i think i'd probablysame way be underwhelmed. >> i don't i don't know.. t yo>> h hu probably feel the s. way he would, i have no doubt. m >> just an icon ofyo my generation. i'm just being honest. that's very good. how about you, jessica? u jessi think netnet paul mccar

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>> i think she would have beenre very interesting on a lot of levels in the beginning., in the middle of her life, that at the end, okay, so i'm sorryow . i'm not really sorry, buast doy i haought that wasou appropriat. you know what?ing fo i've always had thing for singers.lway i mean, i always because i'm tone deaf,s i always want to meet people can do things i can't do so. but i met most of them thatof t, i wanted to meet, like the country singer toby keith and all those guys. harry connick did a concert for me and one on one just.i ra wow, wow. yeah. for me, when i ran for d.a. and you got to go, okay, you clc crying about the other guys?ve t clint eastwood. i can't believe i have not met clint eastwood and he's 90 andte i got to get there fast.ur show. >> i come on your show. would i know he doesn't have to dothem anything. he doesn't have to do any goodhe bye to him.s prob i would fly to him. i would fly you, clint.y people probably watching call call my people and make my day. >> one more thing is up next.

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