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pete: good morning and welcome to "fox and friends" on saturday morning. joey jones hanging out with us for four hours, two days on this easter weekend. joe: i was at disney world. rachel: that's not a vacation. joe: i brought my brother in law who pushed me around in my chair most of the time. i get the disability pass, just to bring everybody with me. rachel: you come in handy. joe: ila crippled old guy. will: needing a vacation from your vacation. glad to have you with us this morning. everybody smells wonderful on the couch. rachel: apparently -- to kathleen.

will: happy to have you with us if this morning. we start in nashville, tennessee where vice president kamala harris made a visit. she didn't make a visit with the direct message for the covenant christian victims but made a visit in support of what is being dubbed the tennessee three, the three tennessee state legislators, two of which have been expelled from the house for rioting on the floor of the tennessee legislature. rachel: kamala harris had this message to give about guns. >> i want to start by recognizing the tennessee three. they chose to show courage in the face of an extreme tragedy. which is that 11 days ago, six people, three educators, and three babies, 9 years old, were

murdered. senselessly. due to gun violence. part of the underlying point is let's not fall for the false choice, which suggests you are either in favor of the second amendment or you want reasonable gun safety laws. we can and should do both. joe: reasonable gun safety laws. i'm heartbroken no one had an opportunity to ask what those with the. what are those gun laws that keep someone who has never done anything wrong in their life by the law at least from going and deciding today's the day i snapped, today's the day i become a murderous villain and take the lives of innocent people. i wish i knew what those gun laws are. if i ever find them i will advocate for the. they want universal background

checks, the ban of assault weapons, there is no evidence that shows those laws would prevent the majority if not most if not all of what we would call a mass shooting over the last several years. you want to ban assault weapons, california has done a good job of that. the one thing creativity can do is work around the law. rachel: i appreciate what you are taking a we are taking are talking points from kamala harris and the left, they want the conversation to be about guns. we as conservatives start defending about guns. i want to hold back a little bit. people who died, and they died because they were christians and i know they are trying to hold back this manifesto, i

don't see any corporate solidarity with christians this weekend. i don't see anybody calling for their social media profile change to change to across this weekend. i don't see anyone talking about the fact that christians are being targeted across this country, whether they are pro-life or children whose parents took them out of the public school system and put them in a school to protect them and the killer came into their own school. we have a woman in oregon who was denied the ability to adopt a child because she wouldn't sign a conscience out of her own religious conscience, wouldn't sign a document saying she agreed with the trans movement and gender ideology, christians are under attack and they want to change the conversation, don't want to talk what the trends movement is about or the attacks on christians because these two ideologies are clashing.

i agree with you wholeheartedly but i think they are trying to get us to move on. will: there was a would-be murderer in colorado just arrested who had plans to shoot up another school. i was about to introduce the additional fact, the arrested would-be murderer in colorado, i'll is shed that -- said that would be shooter, when i heard kamala harris speak, she talks about these people died due to gun violence. it's an interesting term. we do this a lot. we do it subconsciously, we talk about the shooter or the gun violence. what it does is externalizes the guilty party in this. absolves the human being who made an amoral and illegal choice to take the lives of others and promote -- anthropomorphize and in animal object, again. it is a dangerous tool but as these people in tennessee have

done, legislatures and rioters, they shift the focus from the guilty party, we are not talking about what motivated this person, not talking about individual moral problems in society, what we do is talk about the inanimate object and the people who draw the spotlight to themselves like the, quote, tennessee three. i was watching tucker last night and he had a tendency legislature on, he was accused by the tennessee three of being the brown face of white supremacy because he's an immigrant and he opposed what they did in terms of taking over the lobby. he says you made it all about you. >> as important as it is for our community to allow for feeling and understanding, before we move to plan what we

can do to award such violence within our society, these representatives took time to invite people, mobilize schools, bring thousands of children in and create a situation that it became about them. it's not about any solutions, it was not about sympathy and other things that needed to be done. they took it as an opportunity for political purposes to demonstrate and mobilize people against the current administration. >> the other thing they did, kamala harris doubling down commenting to tennessee by president biden inviting these three members of congress, part of that insurrection they want to stop you from calling what it is. conservatives who go into the r insurrectionist these are

insurrectionist but by rallying around them and lionize in of them so quickly, they prevent the media or anyone else from using the same terms, they used metal detectors for members of congress to come through, that stopped when kevin mccarthy was elected as speaker. they use metal detectors to make the point not only where the insurrectionist's dangerous, white supremacists and domestic terrorists but so were members of congress who were republicans. they put in metal detectors. these guys get an invite to the biden white house. it is hypocrisy at the highest scale gas lighting all of us and it is despicable. joe: a 6-year-old white woman, she is so dishonest that she's going on television saying i didn't get expelled because i'm a white woman and they are black men, the underlying truth is she took the time to say i

didn't use a bullhorn, didn't touch her people in. all i did was stand in solidarity with them. my sins aren't as bad as theirs, please don't expel me. one person swapped his vote and persuaded by her argument and she's turning the coin and saying they are all racist. rachel: she can't come out and say she shouldn't have been, and face the repercussions if she didn't take that position. we will move to a major break in the investigation into the murders of the three florida teens, two juvenile suspect under arrest, the youngest just 12 years old, manhunt 416-year-old is ongoing. joe: lauren blanchard has the latest. >> reporter: people can't blame guns for killing the three teenagers, instead it is the young criminals not held accountable by schools or society, here's what we know this morning, police are on the

hunt for 1/3 suspect in teen on teen murders that of two juveniles in handcuffs, 3 dead and one on the run in marion county, florida. >> you know where he is and you need to turn him in. i will get him, i will find him. justice will be complete. rachel: 60-year-old layla silver, unidentified 7-year-old 17-year-old male, he was found shot on the side of the road late last month, she was taken to hospital where she later died half a mile away, police discovered a 17-year-old boy with a fatal gunshot wound. the next day day 1/3 victim was located in silver nails car that was partially submerged in a lake. police say at one point suspects were in the vehicle before they shot the victims. the sheriff has not decided if he will charge the suspect as adults or not but he believes they deserve the maximum

penalty, the youngest now in handcuffs was just 12 years old. will: the 12-year-old is one of the alleged murderers. he wasn't just with the crowd. still in the realm of allegations, not proven but horrendous. joe: the question is what we will do about society. what do we do about teenagers that want to kill or parents that aren't raising their kids? don't know anything about this 12-year-old. hard to believe he comes from a house where mom and dad pay attention to him. we can't make people raise their kids, but as a society we can have consequence and judgment. we can make people understand the shame and consequence of not raising your kids. when i hear about a mass shooting of a teenager, the

culpability is with them and when it comes to something like this, where are these kids parents, what do they do, where's the trauma in their lives? if you beat your wife in front of your kids, you ought to go to jail whatever senior kid commits, that's how i feel about it. i don't know if that is the case here but i could make an educated guess a lot of things are happening for him or her to get to that point. rachel: what are you talking about their? >> there are individuals out there that includes some of you who want to blame the one thing that has no ability or the capacity to commit the crime itself. that is the gun. these individuals committed a crime. >> the suspects got a hold of a weapon.

>> year. the gun laws we have in place didn't prevent it, did it? neither will any new laws. the bad guy is going to get a gun no matter what law you put in place. this juvenile shouldn't even possess a handgun. but they did. rachel: he said part of his parenting. the guy at the barbershop, that they are misbehaving and has a breakdown in parenting. rachel: will: sheriff billy woods speaks in exhaustion for this constant shifting of focus in our society away from agency, the culpable party, the individual. joe: there's no gun more constitutionally protected than

a handgun. the supreme court has backed that up multiple times. through that line of thought, the sheriff says you don't care about burglary, that's not a big deal, doesn't matter if the kid happens to rob about what about when they rob and get hold of something you can't ban. maybe it's not the gun but how we treat kids that do bad things and never hold them accountable. he made a great point and hope america is listening. rachel: maybe we can focus on family a little more. a lot of social ills will go away. we will turn to your headlines. is real stepping up security following a deadly terrorist attack on tel aviv. and italian terrorist was killed and several hurt when the gunman opened fire, then tried to drive into a crowd on a beach side boardwalk. the attack comes after israel launched airstrikes, lebanon and gaza in response to rocket attacks by extremist groups. a major victory for the pro-life movement, a federal

judge in texas suspending the fda approval of the nation's most widely used abortion pill over concerns about the drug's safety. it will take time for the biden administration to file an appeal. a different judge issued a separate one that would keep the drug on the market. the cases would end up before the supreme court. 80% of americans are chemical abortions. check out this wild scene in alaska. a moose that managed to get inside the hospital is carefully guided outside by security but only after causing commotion and chomping on some plants in the lobby. officials at the facility in anchorage think they wandered in after triggering an automatic door. those are your headlines. joe: they are huge. i go to maine every five years

and the most impressive thing we have on the north american continent. will: very dangerous. joe: they live in a swamp by themselves. will: in montana they said don't worry about the bear, worry about the moose. you will encounter a moose more probably and especially a cow with a calf, they will trample you. rachel: i have a book idea for you, cowboy wisdom, will kane. joe: lawmakers meet with taiwan's president has dozens of chinese aircraft cross the territory. congressman mike waller is part of the delegation, his message to china next. will: timber! play at the masters suspended. storm rolled in and brought

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>> translator: love democracy, seek peace, came to fulfill their responsibilities in the international community. we will work with the us and other like-minded countries for freedom and democracy. >> military sales including weapons to taiwan. we divide training not for war but for peace. lisa: a congressional delegation met with president taiwan overnight. >> taiwan aircraft launched across the median straight. will: our next guest joins us from taiwan. great to have you with us. i think yesterday had the opportunity to talk to congressman mccall about the delegation you were part of in taiwan. seems the motivation is let china know that if anything

happens, they are in for a serious, not just economic but kinetic fight in taiwan but we have seen china ramp up activities in response to the us presence. do you think this is deterring china? >> that is a part of why we went on this trip. we went to japan, south korea and taiwan. deterrence is the keyword. if you look at the russian invasion of ukraine, what we learned from that is vladimir putin did not think there would be consequences from nato allies, or economic consequences. part of what we are saying in coming to taiwan, just a few days ago, we support taiwan and we along with our allies in the

indo pacific, will work together to do our level best to deter china from taking action. nobody wants more. we want peace but peace comes with recognition that taiwan needs to be treated as a country in its own right and that is why we are here, why we met with president tsai and it was a positive conversation is says been the entire trip. this is a bipartisan delegation, talking about how we work with our allies economically, militarily and national security perspective in the indo pacific region. rachel: i also want peace and glad there are congressman working towards that, china is not looking for peace, they are gearing up for war.

some of their own commercial corporations are having to think about how they would transition yet our companies and our country in particular are doubling down and asking our government, they don't see china as this threat as china sees us as a threat. how does that go with how your discussions are going in taiwan? >> great question. no question china is our greatest geopolitical foe. that's why is a congress we've taken steps to create a select committee on the competition between the chinese communist party in the united states. it is very much about economics. what our companies in america need to understand, is china is not a threat, not an ally. they are doing what they can to undermine us economically,

doing everything they can when it comes to intellectual property rights, to steal from our american companies. we need to be prepared to take them on economically and part of that is strengthening ties with our allies in the indo pacific region, specifically japan, south korea, taiwan. it is our eighth largest trading partner and if you look at international trade, 60% of trade comes from the taiwan strait. we need to take this threat from china seriously. we would have a major problem economically if china was to invade taiwan mother semiconductor industry, semiconductor production to the united states. joe: let's hope your efforts to deter, not set up a war, don't

know we have the manpower or resources, let's hope your efforts are successful. and you are come from this trip deterring award. rachel: two juveniles are arrested for murder in florida after these three teens are killed. jack brewer reacts to a passionate plea from the county sheriff's to hold kids accountable. >> school district across the state and this nation need to quit minimizing actions of their students. hold them accountable. what does it mean to be ever better? its your customers getting what they ordered when they expect it.

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thought. they deserve the full extent of the law. will: florida sheriff getting emotional after two kids were arrested in the murder of three teens. one of the suspects just 12 years old, third suspect still at large. officials say all the juveniles were involved in gangs. jack brewer is ceo of the jack brewer foundation. you were the perfect person to address them, not only in florida, but addressed and work with troubled youth. what do you see here? when you see this story, arrest an allegation and not yet conviction but the certainty in the motion and that sheriff's voice, what's your reaction? >> these are hard moments for me personally, when we walk

into the prison i try to help rehabilitate a lot of them who committed their crimes into a 13, 14, 15 years old, many of them murdered. i do have some love for them, understanding the vast majority of them are in some harsh, unimaginable environments. they couldn't have fathers in their home but environments people taught them to use a gun is a normal way of defense, you have a child this younger possessed with these evil demons in their mind they are capable of anything. the sheriff is right, we should start holding these children accountable and the department of justice put out numbers that showed arrest for violent crimes went down 67%, the only reason they did is when you go to these communities, they

don't arrest these kids, go to the schools, these officers don't arrest these kids because they don't allow them to anymore. we have to hold them accountable. where are the parents in america? they need to be held responsible for the actions of their children. the kids you see who are fatherless in our streets right now harassing, devastating our communities. will: i will play this clip, this is the county sheriff addressing what you brought up, accountability. >> society fails it. we do not hold our juveniles are accountable. across the state across the nation they need to quit minimizing actions of the students. hold them accountable.

that is where the failure is. will: here's what i want you to understand. on the one hand, i sun will turn 12 in a few weeks which i can't imagine him committing an act like we saw take place. in being involved in kids who are lost in the system, parents have absolutely failed these children, absent from their lives. whatever takes over their lives, the streets, foster care, hard to comprehend how bad it is. my question is how do we introduce our accountability in a system where no one takes ownership or responsibility? >> there is only one way. you've got to go in and let the parents know that if your child does something like this they are going to jail with them. stop sitting back, parents will

be held accountable. you have kids who are 12, 13, 14 years old, when they are fighting, you see things on social media, the situations we had in florida, you have diversion programs that aren't diverting them. the ones the programs we have in florida that work are the programs that get to the kid at a younger age. you cannot wait. you have a responsibility from the school districts to report these things. when these things are not reported they can't work. the schools have to take responsibility but the schools are held accountable that means these kids will be put in the juvenile justice system and these kids will be forced to

respect their sro officers, school resource officers, i talk to them all the time, they have taken away their authority and power. that needs to change and it is the only way we will see change in our nation. will: it is a mess that i know you are trying to clean up. an example of a person attempting to take response ability, to take ownership. we appreciate you, thank you. >> god bless you, pray for them too, they need prayer, they need god in their lives. most of these kids don't know who god is. will: the biden administration bucking the blame for the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, claiming it is trump's fault. we have chat's take on the evacuations next.

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joe: images like this show the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. the biden administration released its review of the exit. they blame their predecessor and say it wasn't chaotic at all. >> for all the stock of chaos, i don't see it. at what point, there was an aircraft taking off full of people, americans at the

afghans alike every 48 minutes. not one single mission was missed. i don't buy the argument of chaos. joe: our next guest served 8 tours in afghanistan, he details his personal rescue efforts during the us withdrawal from afghanistan. chad, welcome to the show. react to what kirby said about chaos. he didn't see it. >> when you have mothers throwing their babies over the wall to not become terrorists or not become a sex slave for the rest of their life that is chaotic. when you have limbs cut off in the street, people being executed in the street, 13 servicemembers die, $80 billion of equipment left behind, thousand americans left behind,

women and children left to be sex slaves, i call that chaotic, no shocker when the biden administration and secretaries, vladimir putin, a national tragedy. john kirby doesn't represent the better community. he has had 7 jobs. they worked for president biden. he was military and diplomatic analyst for cnn. 's loyalty is not to the american people but corrupt politicians in washington dc. we know what happened and in august 2021, he does too. someone served that. joe: i got bored reading this report, couldn't believe much of any of it.

every contingency planned for months in advance, what tim kennedy was doing, what seth john was doing, going into afghanistan to save people the government couldn't. >> absolutely not. i'm proud of the team we put together and ultimately rescued 7000 people, the truth is we never should have done that. the united states military is capable of doing a operation, the white house took that operation away from the military and gave it to secretary blinken, created a scenario the cost american lives and the lives of innocent people in afghanistan. this withdrawal was advised to the president not to do it by his generals, his intelligence

committee leaders and did it for political reasons and cost lives. the world is more dangerous place, to cover up the tracks of the white house, president biden, no one is buying it. joe: once a marine, always a marine, is a pleasure to share with you, thank you for coming on. god bless. over to you. will: we start with these headlines. mcdonald's laying off hundreds of employees and closing field offices as part of a companywide restructure. the chain is also looking to consolidate operations into a single national structure and it is cutting pay and benefits for others, the layoffs do not include 2 million restaurant workers. the masters resumes this morning, all eyes will be on sam bennett who is four shots behind, the 20 for-year-old is a underpar, the second lowest 36 hole score by an amateur at

augusta national history. bennett is drawing inspiration from his late father told him don't wait to do something. the message is tattooed on his late forearm. a close call yesterday, 17th tee box suspended after severe weather toppled three, 100 foot tall pine trees. thankfully no one was hurt. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. >> it was incredibly scary, amazing no one was injured, a lot of storm is yesterday. a rainy day today. tomorrow things improve a lot. the weather looking good. look at this future cast, rain until midnight. then we clear things out and remain cool at least through the day tomorrow. look what happens here? this is called a wedge.

we have a wedge down here, cold air on the eastern side of the appalachians, cold, rainy day, we start to see temperatures pick up a little bit, this is the storm across the southeast, part of the same storm that brought severe weather earlier this week. it is out of here by tomorrow. let's get through today in easter sunday. will: still ahead, rise of the robots. terrifying report claiming a i could go terminator and take over the world. joe: i feel attacked. will: chaos on campus. you are going to be attacked. chaos on campus, interrupting a conservative college event.

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[chanting] rachel: far left activist interrupting a conservative speaker at the university of new york in albany, chanting and dancing and even destroying our bible at the turning point usa seminar. our next guest was at that event. the turning point chapter usa member joins us now. thanks for joining us this morning. the speaker at this event said this was the most socialist thing he had ever seen. what was your take, you were there. >> thanks for having me.

they stormed into our event and vandalized all of the materials we had, all our signage, didn't allow the speaker to speak. it wasn't that they were trying to engage in a productive conversation. they shut down the event. rachel: the activists even ate the free pizza, perfect. from turning point. the speaker came to speak about free-speech dying on college campuses and they made the point. how did the school handle this? >> the school knew ahead of time that protests were planned and they did a bad job preparing for that protest. they sat a couple officers, nowhere near enough but after the protest happened they moved us to a different room for security concerns because they were concerned for our member safety.

they have not had much response at all. they did nothing to stop it. will: you see the activists doing conga line, cultural appropriation for sure. my concern is this. this is not just something happening on college campuses but moved off of college campuses. we see corporations stifling free speech, in the state house of these kinds of riots trying to stop free-speech, what's your concern as a young person moving into the world. >> it to nationwide issue. as time goes on free-speech gets more limited especially on college campuses, nationwide among other businesses as well. don't want to live in a future where, there's a productive

dialogue with people who disagree with us. we can't just scream to get our point across. rachel: i hope we adults can make a better world for you as you leave campus. >> thanks for having me. have a nice easter. we have a big show still ahead. make sure you stick around. ♪ what is it about the first warm breeze of the season that makes you feel lighter than air? ♪ no matter where you are... when it crosses your path... you'll feel compelled to take to the road and see where it leads. ♪

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