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you guys feel. rachel: me too too. pete: one of those mornings. first hour's the warm-up hour, 7 a.m.'s sleeper hour, not as many people watching, but it's really good, you know? will: that's the sleeper hour? pete: yeah. 8:00 we're going and then 9 it's, like, i don't know what 9 is. it's the cherry on top. rachel: 9 is off the hook. [laughter] pete: thank you for joining us. we enjoy being together, we're grateful that you're out there sharing it with us. hopefully, you've got a cup of coffee, some doughnuts. rachel: thanks. all right. [laughter] president biden is back in the u.s. after wrap withing up his 4-day trip to ireland. pete: and before he left, he got a rock star welcome ahead of his speech last night. check this out. ♪ [cheers and applause]

will: wow. huh. peter doocy joins us live from dublin with more. very popular many in ireland, apparently, peter. [laughter] >> reporter: very popular. that's like when they play u2 at one of the pubs here and people just go crazy, same idea. and this trip, we were told by white house officials that president biden was having the time of his life. there was very little policy, there was very little work it seemed like in terms of advancing national interests. it was heavy on genealogy and race thing the biden family roots. however, as soon as president biden landed in delaware last night at about 2:00 in the morning, he did address at length the leaked documents. listen to this. >> i've instructed the department to make sure that they get to the root of why he he had access in the first place, number one. and, number two, to focus

extensively on the extent to which it all occurred. and that's going on right now. i have nothing to report beyond what's already been reported. >> reporter: president biden's comments come as "the washington post" reports that there were up to four additional chinese spy craft that floated over the united states that officials were aware of. s that is different than the public line has been. the president's -- the president's trip this week had politico writing this: a major question has hung over biden's trip to ireland, would he stay forever? and he made a joke to that, to that the extent but, of course, he did go home and now we await within the next couple weeks we think an announcement about re-election. back to you. pete: interesting, peter. i almost felt like i'm

president, this is on my bucket list, i'm going to ireland whether you like it or not. we also noticed, peter, that hunter biden was there with him. we also know that hunter biden's firm sought irish government investments while biden was vp. did any of that come up? >> reporter: no, it didn't come up at all. in fact, hunter biden wound up doing what we would usually see c. jill biden doing, which is kind of -- dr. jill biden, which is kind of guiding the president along telling him, okay, this is where you shake people's hands, this is what such and such local kid just asked you, please answer. [laughter] none of that came up. rachel: yeah. so he played the role of a visiting angel for joe biden or the easter bunny, because the easter bunny also did some of that work too, we saw is. pete: important. rachel: anything else we should know? you mentioned service a big genealogy trip, but was there anything else that came out that could be of interest to the any of us back home? >> reporter: i think we just

covered it. [laughter] will: perfect answer. thank you, peter. rachel: thanks, peter. said it all. will: there's nothing more terrifying than an absolute open question if and just blank space, you know? pete: that's how you do it. rachel: no, i mean, it's -- the fact that peter doocy, so astute, is like, really? pete: self-evidently a personal trip. and they shouldn't even try to hide it. and you know what? it's the prerogative of a president -- rachel: it sure is. pete: yes, it's taxpayer dollars, but concern. rachel: can i say this married to an irishman, they feel very proud i know when st. patrick's day at the white house and sean just was so excited about it. i mean, it's interesting, even though it's many generations removed, they still have that connection to the homeland. pete: yeah. will: something we've talked about over the last couple of weeks that has become more obviously of big import is the

united states eau status as reserve currently in the -- currency in the world. there is an effort to diminish the united states and the dollar as the world's currency of exchange. we talked about the bric nation, brazil, russia, india, china, south africa looking to do something to shift that power away from the u.s. well, we'll go to silva, the president of brazil. he spoke about this with china, and here is what he had to say on thursday. >> translator: every night i ask myself why all countries are forced to do their trade backed by the dollar. why can't we do our trade backed by our currency? why are we not committed to innovating? pete: i mean, this is really, really dangerous for our country considering the status that we have, the extent of our debt. if we can't finance ask trade on that debt, that's, that is our

achilles heel that china knows. so china's expanding its orbit, pushing other countries like brazil and others to come into that orbit. brics is a correct challenge to america and the west -- direct challenge. they want to bring us to heel. rachel: no, absolutely. and so there's a conversation about the currency which which we've been having on this show quite often. there's also a conversation about this administration and our state department and, you know, our diplomats who should have been able to predict that brazil's ruler would do in this, that he would talk to the chinese, and yet it is joe bide season and our state department and even our social media companies who helped elect that guy. there was lots of interference many that election, and brazilians were tell you that that all over the map, and they wanted the other guy out because he was a trump ally, and what we get in return is this. this is one of the most self-defeating alliances when

anybody who knew even an ounce about latin america would have known that lula was a hard-leftist who was going to turn to the chinese. it's a huge problem. and the other problem that the state department has is they are not doing enough to help american businesses expand in latin america. china is filling that gap. it is a massive, a massive problem. will: what we heard from saudi arabia, what we just heard from brazil is largely about whether or not you conduct international business in the dollar or some other currency, the chai please yuan, perhaps. there are two elements, there is being the world's reserve current city. where do you mark your -- park your excess money? right now it's the been in the dollar, in united states treasuries, but there's a reason. it's because our economy has been the most stable the, our fed has protected to some extent, at least within the realm of expectations, the value of the dollar. and there's an assumption the united states is backed by the

rule of law are. you know, a predictable rule of law. but you have to ask yourself, have not all of those things been undercut over the past two decades? inflationary policies of the fed, we constantly undermine our own rule of law. it's about, in the end, it's t really about one word, trust. and has united states not trachen that -- faken that trusr granted. pete: after we went off the gold standard, the full and credit of the united states backs the dollar. how much faith do you have in our institutions right now and the credit that they can maintain? countries are looking at -- you're looking at china, that's a scary picture because you know exactly what that regime's all about if you're willing to turn that direction. rachel: and our government is moving towards a digital the currency that would give them the same kind of surveillance power as china. china's doing their thing, but it's odd we're also move anything that direction as well. pete: when it comes to the latin america, the only thing we're exporting our diplomats, you

talked about the state department, is fly your pride flag -- rachel: and abortion. pete: and abortion. rachel: all things that the latin american people don't want. and so it's very interesting. pete: all right. well, we've been covering a lot of the nonsense that's happening in kids' schools, and a lot of it comes with the implication that teachers -- and it often goes unsaid, right? the teachers say, well, we're protecting you from the old ways of your traditional christian, conservative parents. well, one op-ed actually came out and just said exactly what we feel most a lot of teachers and teachers unions have been feeling. here's the title in new york magazine by sarah jones, children are not property. yet it underlies the right-wing campaign for parents' rights. here's part of the target -- the argument, like any piece of property, they're key to -- parental rights are merely one

path to the total capture of state power and the imposition of an authoritarian the hierarchy on us all, so it's no surprise that children have long been a fixation to the right wing -- [laughter] children are not private property, but a public responsibility, rachel, listen up, to expand our democratic project of children is to grant them the security the right seems to deny them the. you're trying to deny your kids education, health care, shelter and food. a better america begins with the child. will: wow. rachel: yeah. if you audiocassette to none who has come out -- talk to anyone who has come out of a communist or even a fascist government or country, they will tell you that one of the first things they do is try to take control of your kids. the state wants control of your kids. today want to separate the family which the child because has a threat to their authority. just want to read you a couple quotes because i thought this was interesting of. this is the vladimir lenins give me four years to teach the

children, and the seeds i have sown will never be uprooted. hitler. let me control the textbooks, and i will control the state. hitler also said he who owns the youth gains the future, and listen to this one, this is also adolf hitler, your child belongs to us already. what are you? this was to the parents who were opposing his regime. he said who are you? you will pass on. your descendants now stand in the camp. in short time they will know nothing else but this new community. make no mistake, these are the things that the left believes in, and they have been trying to take over our textbooks, our schools and your children for a long time, and you only all now woke up to it because of covid and zoom. will: terrifying. rachel: it is terrifying. pete: but with it goes back. you look at john dewey, woodrow wilson, early progressives in america, they very openly had this same belief. your children are first, their first allegiance talk about shot

state, to democracy -- should be to the state, to democracy, and we will use them in a way that you, parents, can't possibly see. today did that underground. this is why the whole trans thing in school with kids is all premised on this. no, no, we get to tell your kids what gender they're going to be, and those parents with the old ideas need to stay out. we're saving the kids. that's what teachers unions -- rachel: yeah. and keeping secrets from the parents, telling kids to keep secrets from their parents. that should be a red flag. will: your family is the problem. pete: yes. rachel: yeah. you have a fixation on your kids, that's the problem. [laughter] it's an unbelievable op-ed. if you haven't read it, you should, because it is a road map, if you will, to what the left wants to do with your kids and family. turning now to your headlines, pro-abortion advocates set to hold rallies in big cities across the country after the supreme court agrees to temporarily halt restrictions

on the nation's most widely used abortion pill. justice samuel alito imposing a 5-day hold on a lower court ruling. this follows the doj's appeal of a texas judge's ruling calling for the is suspension of the fda's approval of drug due to safety concerns. security steps many after florida governor ron desantis is rush by a pair of protesters in new hampshire. two activists storming the stage in manchester yesterday. desantis taking things in stride saying we've got to have a little spice in your speech. -- meanwhile, former secretary of state mike pompeo announces he will not seek the republican nomination for president in 2024. pompeo telling fox it isn't his moment. and a trans-activist crashing a turning point usa event at the university of washington. footage shows the protester flipping a table and making a wild accusation against conservative students.

listen. >> yeah, no, you just support the genocide of trans kids and you won't -- >> no, that is such an assumption. >> that's such an assumption, right with all the [bleep] right. >> what does anti-trans-- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [bleep] whatever. [bleep] rachel: seems like a nice guy. all right. turning point usa telling fox exclusively conservative students are subjected to to being called the most horrible names, shunned and doxxed by fellow students and persecute by teachers and administrators. and those are your headlines. pete: that's happened a lot recently too -- rachel: yeah. pete: -- and even more, riley gaines, others. of that that means, i mean, charlie kirk and turning point are right over the target of speaking the truth -- rachel: it's a very small minority of college students who are willing to ache that kind of abuse that comes not just in the form of this, but also, you

know, they'll get punished in their, you know, by their grades and -- will: that is inevitable. rachel: yeah. will: if your position relies on the denial of reality, there's no persuasion or reason or logic on which we can meet, right? pete: no. will: that is inevitable. only -- you are convincing of a biological untruth or trying to, and you can't use reason. [laughter] pete: you're right. will: that's where you go. it's a mental illness that this is inevitable. pete: you're exactly right. rachel: absolutely. pete: still ahead, battle of the brews. a concern dad is rolling i out his own beer in the wake of bud light's woke controversy. he'll join us live. ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ i'm the sizzle in this promposal. and while romeo over here is trying to look cool,

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rachel: we are back with your headlines beginning with this, french president emmanuel macron is cleared to the raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 after winning approval from france's constitutional council. protests erupting in paris and throughout france in response.at

fireworks. the new oved without a vote in parliament is set to go into effect in september. retail crime in southern california forcing a business owner to close her stores. the owner of yvette beauty supplies sharing photos of shattered windows after yet another break-in at one of her shops in los angeles county. she says her passion has been sole is then, and she feels she has no other options -- stolen. the site of the iconic 1989 field of dreams baseball field in iowa is getting a major $80 million makeover. the updates will include 9 ball fields for baseball and softball. a boutique hotel and dorms for visiting teamings. and will got to go to the mlb field of dreams game at the site of the movie last year. fans and players talked about the magic of the location and where baseball and history meet.

but the annual game is on hold at least for this season as the major overhaul aches place. takes place. and those are your headlines. will? that's a walk and talk. will: looks like i'm not going to the iowa this summer. [laughter] all right. bay area tech entrepreneur is facing murder charges in the stabbing death of cash can app founder bob lee, that's ima momini on your screen right now. according to court documents, the men fought after lee spent time with the sister seen here. this isn't the suspect's first run-in with police, he was i concern aced in 2011 for driving under the influence. joining us now is a forensic and crime scene expert. cheryl, first of all, let's address the obvious, the original assumption perhaps was that this was ran come crime in san francisco -- random crime in san francisco. this is much, much more intricate, and personal

connections abound. >> no question about it. and i think law enforcement, with all their, you know, talk that was gown on and how the d.a. and the city has just let, you know, crime run rampant, i think it's important to show that they stayed the course, they worked this thing beautifully. will: yeah. i mean, and two things can be true at the same time, crime can be out of control in san francisco, and we see here a crime that doesn't seem to be part of a larger crime spree. but what do we know? >> right. will: it looks like that lee had a relationship, perhaps a romantic relationship, with the suspect's sister who was married, and this is something that certainly appears angered him. >> well, there's text the messages, and i think there's video evidence that they were drinking together the early in the day, there'd been some conversation about whether or not there was some type of relationship. but again, you know, when you look at the videotape, he

clearly has his cell phone in the his hand, his clothes aren't disheveled, it doesn't look like he's been attacked, it doesn't look like things of value were stolen from the him. and the direction of travel the, you can see where elite coming from. so, again, law enforcement worked backwards were -- very quickly. and when they found the knife, i think that was very critical because it's a kitchen knife. so quite possibly came from the sister's apartment. so, again, this is going to go toward was this something that was premeditate thed -- will: right. >> and to me, with that knife coming from the apartment, clearly this was premeditated. will: here's one of the text messages, this is from the sister, the one in the relationship with bob lee allegedly, said i just want to make sure you're doing okay because i know nima came way down hard on you. thank you for being such a classy man, handling it with class. this is the knife, by the way, after the interaction. cleary, he wasn't doing okay. >> right. >>

will: it's interesting you bring up premeditation. you know, is this -- i guess the alternative is a crime of passion, right? he finds out his sister may be having an affair, perhaps, with lee, he reacts poorly, or he brings this knife with the intent to deal with a situation that he does not approve. >> not only does he bring the knife, he drives him to a secluded, dark location and then stabs him not once, but three times. so clearly, premeditation is laid out. there's no doubt about it. will: wow. cheryl mccall, thank you. not the story we original ily thought it might be, in fact, it's much more curious. thank you so much. still ahead, the accused pentagon leaker appearing in court for the first time yesterday, but do the cop -- top secret documents expose a bigger problem with overclassification in congressman corey mills sits on the house armed services committee and he reacts next.

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pete: the 21-year-old suspect now charged under the espionage act in the massive leak of military secrets posted on social media, this is just the latest case of mishandled top secret documents as the federal government classifies more than 50 million documents every year. so is u.s. government's system for labeling and rack thing classified documents -- tracking classified documents broken? let's ask florida congressman cory mills who sits on the house armed services committee and sees plenty of classified information. congressman, part of the problem here is that so much gets classified that you need additional clearances to see it, and it all gets ramped up. >> well, that's exactly right. i mean, we have many documents which are able to be found in an open source information or open source intel capability that we have classified. but when we talk about this scenario here in particular, however, what it does is that it's wail the uncovered the fact that not only are the -- use of

military force from the '01-'02 era being completely abused by many presidents on the left and the right, but these types of information or intel leaks are actually disclosing the fact that there's been an ab key case and a bypassing of congress in article i with regards to the opposition of war powers. pete: so, yeah. we still don't quite know the motives of this leaker. they say he wanted to look cool in a chat room, but what he has are revealed ultimately shows the government not telling us the truth and overstepping its bounds, to your point. i mean, is this something that congress or others will actually act on based on what we've learned? >> well, we absolutely should. and, you know, the sad part is just about a month ago we voted on the repeal of the '01-'02 as regards to the withdrawing our troop size in syria. and what we noted and i noted was the fact that we have been utilize aring a abdication of duties under the aumf that essentially have been utilize ared now for purposes they were

never intended for for 20-plus years. so this certainly demonstrates that. but to your point from an earlier statement is that, one, i purposefully think that this individual has released it to look cool or try and go ahead and disclose some type of a top secret or classified information doesn't understand that it not only endangers the lyes of thosn range, but it also is a complete violation of what we're trying to do by keeping our information secure. and this has been a big issue within the dod for a long time. pete, as you know, when we go into a scif to get a classified briefing, in most cases our documents not only have numbers on them, but once we're done with the briefing, they are recounted and gathered up to guarantee that you do not have any documents when you go outside. and now in addition to that before we even walk into the scif, we're checked to make sure we don't have an apple watch, we don't have our phones, we don't have the ability to take photos

or record anything. the fact that this individual was able to do that shows that the system needs to be, basically, revamped. pete: it's true, that's the other side of it. when you compromise the type of information, you compromise the lives of people doing difficult, dark, dirty work on our behalf in silence that we never know about that now have the threat of being exposed. i recall a scif in afghanistan that, while it was controlled, if you wanted to come in and out, you probably could have printed something out and taken it out. a lot of it comes down to humans. you swear to defend the constitution, and we have to take people at hair word, and when they don't, you get stuff like this. >> well, you're exactly right. and, again, i can remember even in baghdad, we'd go into the intel cell, and there was very, very little screening as we'd go into and out of the room. pete: yeah. >> there is overclass iification where we overfrom asfy documents. two, this individual -- while he may have tried to do something for a look cool appearance, you know, as we noted earlier, it

because sometimes as we've seen with previous leaks disclose the fact that the executive branch is abusing their powers. and so, you know, i'm still going back to the idea that, you know, you and i have both deployed down range before, we have to identify with the fact that this is continuing to be an abuse of war powers under aumf. it is the unconstitutional that we can actually assemble a document that bypasses article i which is a congressional right to vote on these types of things outside of the 90 days to the executive branch. so there's multiple things that appear here. one, yes, they need to be held can accountable. two, yes, we need to look at overclassification and how to prevent these leaks. but, three, this has brought to light that the executive branch has continued to utilize -- pete: yeah. you're exactly right. representative cory mills, thank you so much for your time and service. >> thank you. pete: appreciate it. still ahead, kicking bud light in the can. a conservative dad is taking on the woke company with his own

beer. >> as conservatives, we're constantly getting hit in the face left and right by the woke mind virus. stop giving money to to woke corporations that hate our values. [background sounds] pete: pretty good looking swing. he'll join us next. plus, what goes better with beer than football? abby hornacek joins us live from memphis where the usfl returns today. abby, how you doing? [inaudible conversations] finish. >> reporter: all right, we are here with head coach mike nolan, we are coming up, we're going to interview him about his entitle going into season two of the usfl. stay tuned.ed ♪ r a dr. scholl's for that. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have patented gel waves that absorb shock to hard-working muscles and joints, for all-day energy.

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pete: how do we pronounce it, rachel -- rachel: usfl! pete: -- is back with the first game slated for later today. will: a handful of new players, new coaches and a geographic expansion. rachel: abby hornacek is live in memphis, tennessee, alongside head coach of the michigan panthers, the mike nolan. good morning to you both. >> reporter: good morning to to you guys. coach, you were nice enough to come nice and early. thanks for coming on. >> mice on here, appreciate it. >> reporter: you're one of four new head coaches in the uspl this year. what crew you to this -- drew you to this leaguesome. >> daryl johnson explaining type

of players and our objective, that's what drew me on the here. it's exciting to watch the guys, they're looking for their second chance, but there's a lot of good players out there. and i think we've assembled a pretty good team. it's really about the players i would say more than anything else that drew me to this. >> reporter: you have head coaching experience in the nfl, a lot of experience in college. what have you learned over the course of your coaching career that you're going to take into this league? >> like i was just saying, it's about the players, it truly is. football's an exciting game to watch, but it's also a people business, and the players are always an exciting group of young guys tar hungry and eager to do well. a lot of our players want to make it to the nfl, so they do everything they can possible. they're really playing football for the reasons you want to play sports, and that's just the love of the game. >> reporter: i'm curious about that because, obviously, you have some guys who want to move on to the nfl and get that experience, but you also have kind of this college feel. do you see this more as, you know, a professional nfl

situation or do you lean more towards coaching to college players? >> you know, with the things that we do are more college -- excuse me, are more professional level as far as the scheme and things we do with game and stuff like that. when you coach players whether it's the college or npl, you're coaching the same -- nfl. players want to the play well, and when you make them better, they're very responsive to your coaching. and i think that goes to any sport with any person, and that's kind of how they see it. not just the players, the coaches. a lot of the coaches in our game are trying to make it to the next level as well, so just about everyone is trying to do their very best for the right reasons. >> reporter: absolutely. good luck tomorrow. very exciting. usfl has made it to a second season, so you can catch all those games today, catch the first one on fox, and we'll see you guys tomorrow. thanks, coach. guys? will: thanks, abby. rachel: all right. let's turn now to chief meet

roolings rick mic muth for our fox weather fore mast. rick rec do you remember last weekend, it was so cold. we were freezing, and then we got up to 90 degrees in new york city this week. big roller coaster with temperatures for so many people. take a look at the maps, we're starting to see temps come down just a little bit around the northeast, new york at 63. 66 still in chicago, cold air's bottled up across parts of the west where we also were really warm. new york city, two days in a row over 90 degrees in the month of april, absolutely crazy. right now we've got some storms heading across parts of missouri, later on today this is going to be a severe threat, the fires up across parts of the south where you see that darker color, likely looking at some pretty significant hail, but we will also have the threat for a tornado or two. and then to the north of that we've got some snow that's going to be falling by tomorrow afternoon and monday, back again across parts of minnesota and wisconsin. i just mixed minnesota and mississippi somehow and made a new state, guys.

will: minnissippi. rachel: it's interesting, rick, you can't control the weather no matter how much money we spend. reduction e rick i wouldn't be here. [laughter] rachel: that's right. job security. thanks, rick. will: anheuser-busch loses more than $5 billion in value amid bud light's partnership with controversial transgender influencer dylan mulvaney. according to the beer giant's ceo, it forced him to the issue a statement. rachel: and our next guest is fed up with woke corporations and is brewing up sport for an -- support for an alternative the ale. >> that's why i created conservative dads ultra-right 100% woke-free beer. as conservatives, we're constantly getting hit in the face left and right by the woke mind virus. the last place we want it is in our beef. stop giving -- in our beer. stop giving money to woke corporations that hate our

values. [background sounds] pete: well, conservative dad and ceo of freedom speaks up, seth weathers joins us now. seth, thanks for being here. a question i had, top of mind, how do you brew up a beer in a week or were you to go? tell us about jumping into the beer business with. >> great to be here. well, i did the not brew a beer in a week. we worked with a local small brewery that's already brewing beer that came up with a very similar recipe to a light beer that i think the majority of americans drink and are working with us to get the out to america because we need a solution. and i was having some conversations with people, and conservatives, we have zero capital with corporate america. we talk a big game, we maybe don't show up for a few nfl games, and then we show back up. you don't have to buy my beer, but just don't ever for the rest of your life buy tranny fluid or

any other item from anheuser-busch. [laughter] it has to stop. and i'm very serious about this. we are getting assaulted all across america by these freaks and people promoting these frequenting -- freaks, and that statement from the anheiser last night is b.s., it meant nothing. there was no apology to network by putting a freak of nature that needs to be in a mental institution, i generally feel for that kid -- actually, he's an adult man. i've been influenced to think of him as a kid because he's prancing around and acting like a little girl, and who does that appeal to? it appear peels to children. we canceled joe camel and they're putting this on camera? that's b.s.. and that's why we started ultra-right beer.com. it could literally be apple juice, but i just beg of conservatives, show a backbone. because we don't, that's why that's on television. no corporate company in america respects us. we will only change that when we put one out of business. you don't have to buy my beer, but never buy anheuser-busch

again. rachel: you want to show, you want -- because you're right, conservatives are are not very good at boycotts. they just sort of don't normally do the group think thing. but you're saying this time we should to make a point. >> it's to make a statement. look, my house is probably made by 95% of the items are made by communist china. we can't boycott everything, we're not in the position to in america right now. but we can send a statement. the stock market fluctuations with budweiser, anheiser this past week, that that's nothing, hay go up and down all the time, but sending a real message is never buying their product again. they have crossed a line. and if this is not a line that conservatives will consider a red line that's been crossed, we have no lewin, forget it, shut down fox news -- [laughter] there's no reason for conservativism because we're weak and pathetic. it has to change. again, it could be apple juice, but the problem is beer seems to be maybe the line that was crossed. you screw with our beer, we're cone. that's what i hope, and that's

why i started ultra-right beer. and the response is like nothing i've ever seen. my phone doesn't work anymore, my e-mail's nod good, i can't talk to my friends -- [laughter] if you go to ultra-right beer.com, we are actually going to be in stores, it's blowing up. we're about to spend all of our money on attorneys -- [laughter] but we're excited to do that, and you're going to be able to the buy it at locations, but you can get it in 42 states at ultra-right beer.com. rachel: i think it's fascinating that men, you know, it's men that are going to be at the forefront of defending biological women through this boycott. it's too bad that there aren't enough women doing it -- pete: such a great point. i don't know if anheuser-busch, bud light at the very least. say i'm never buying another one ever again, and a generation of young men do that, maybe that is the statement, i appreciate what you're doing. will: thanks, seth. pete: seth, thank you. >> great to be here. rachel: all right. still ahead, a catholic group

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♪ rachel: a catholic advocacy group is preparing to sue the fbi for failing to provide information in response the allegations that the agency infiltrated churches to the spy on christians. brian birch is the president of the organization that is spearheading the lawsuit, and he joins us now. brian, hang for joining us this morning -- thank you for joining us. you filed a freedom of information act, they've ignored it. what's the next step? >> rachel, you're right, we filed this freedom of information act request over a month ago, and the fbi has just a couple more days to respond. we have not received anything from them to date, and if we do not get what we are entitled to by law, we will file a federal lawsuit in the coming week. in order to get to the bottom of what exactly the fbi is doing,

spying on catholic churches, using trip wire and source material from catholics going to the mass in order to inform on them under the guise that catholics have somehow become a threat to democracy. rachel: yeah, no, listen, this thing is so crazy, and the clip, drip, drip tells me that there is more to this and the fact that they don't want to answer your freedom of information act that you filed also tells me there's more to this story.. i'm sure you've thought about this, brian with, why are hay the going after catholic something is what are they so afraid of? what is this threat to democracy that catholics and catholics who love the latin mass are to this administration? >> well, let's be clear, it's no longer just latin mass catholics. rachel: good point. >> the memo pointed out that they're now pursuing mainline catholic churches. and the question is, and many catholics are asking across the united states, is it still okay to be catholic and believe what catholics believe and still be an american? and, you know, it's -- rachel: but what is the threat

the, brian? brian, what do you -- i know you've thought about it. why they afraid of catholics? what is it? >> you know, i think it's a combination of things. i think catholics stand in the way of this woke ideology that's dominating this administration whether it be on the pro-life issue, since the dobbs decision in particular, whether it be on the gender revolution, the exmoyation of our children or just the role of religion in general. you know, the catholic church is a 2,000-year-old institution that's stood in the way and stood up to governments, and i think there's some fear on the part of this administration that catholics themselves pose a problem for the agenda that they're trying to impose on this country. rachel: yeah. they consider us enemies of their regime are. of the state but really their regime and their policieses. you know, one of the things that's really surprised me is the silence of the american catholic establish 0s. -- bishops. even the pope should be upset about this. this is such a violation of our constitutional rights, freedom of religion and to turn us into

domestic terrorists, i have a few theories, i'll give you one of them because i've byrne surprised by this -- i've been surprised by this, is it because they are in bed with the government? there are lucrative contracts, you know, the catholic church has with the illegal migrant population, they're doing all kinds of things as a nonprofit and helping there. is it these government contracts that are keeping them silent? why are they not saying more to defend us as catholics? >> well, you're right, there are some who have spoken out, cardinal dolan has, other bishops have and others have been strangely silent, and is we can only wonder why that is. but, you know, you are right, we need to hear from all church leaders right now because it's not just this fbi memo, it's a combination of things. st the failure of the administration to defend our churches that are being vandalized, over 300 catholic churches have been questions crated, fire bombed, attacked by vandals and, of course, the way this administration is treating catholic pro-life advocates --

rachel: absolutely. well, all christians should stand together on this because first they came further catholics, then they're coming if for you. brian birch, thanks for joining us and for filing that freedom of information act. it's really important to america and to democracy. thank you. yahoo! still ahead, arkansas becomes the second sate to require or parent con sent for any kids under 18 trying to get on social media. should this be the new norm everywhere? well, we'loul ask a. everywhere? well, we'loul ask a. parent panel nex t hour. to 100 everywhere? well, we'loul ask a. parent panel nex we don't have to worry. eh, not worried. take control of your financial future to empower what's next. subway keeps upping their game with the subway series. an all-star menu of delicious subs. there's the philly, the monster, the boss. if i hadn't seen it in person, i wouldn't have believed it. eating is believing steph. the subway series. try subway's tastiest menu upgrade yet.

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