is steve next week biden will announce he is running for re-election. >> ainsley: poll from university of new hampshire it 25% like joe biden. >> what are you going to do with the fentanyl. >> tell me what you need to do. >> we have people leaving businesses, fleeing. is he just completely unprepared. >> it should have been a cold gun. >> big update in the case against alec baldwin on the setting of rust. prosecutors plan to drop will involuntary manslaughter charge. >> i think alec baldwin is probably relieved. >> more than a thousand migrants shutting down a bridge in brownsville, texas. >> you have to go to the port of entry. they know that. they have been having to go to the port of entry for a long time. >> spend a lot of time in miami, call it home. any chance of coming out of retirement.

>> now that i'm not affiliated with any team anymore and have strong ties do i have friends on the dolphins that i really like. >> steve: we're here at courtside kitchen the famous pickleball restaurant and look who just pulled up during the commercial? of course, you know that star for down here in texas. that is the official team bus for america's team. allow me to cue them. hey, there you go. ladies and gentlemen, it's the dallas cowboy cheerleaders live on "fox & friends." hello. ♪ ♪ anyway, it is great to have you on this friday. we tried to make it as much fun as possible. and it's also really noisy.

[cheers] >> >> steve: really happy. ♪ >> steve: good morning, everybody. all right. come on down here. katiana how are you. >> i'm good how are you. >> steve: i know you are up early. do you guys play football. >> i do play for fun not professionally. >> steve: no money involved. somebody play from the team. >> some of us might play a little bit today. we'll see. >> steve: actually, you have got something going on where you are looking for more cheerleaders, right? >> yeah. we are actually in the process

of our audition season so may 2nd is starting our first round and we are so excited to see all the brand new candidates come in. there are so many talents around the world, actually. going to be auditioning and we can't wait to see them. >> steve: what's the process? do you apply online like everything else. >> yes, sir. the first round is online anybody can join. >> steve: anyone interested in becoming a cheerleader? cheers] >> steve: sir, put down your hand. great to have you. great to have everybody that showed up today 6:03 finally here central time. good morning, everybody. i should have brought my cowboy hat. we are here live at courtside kitchen, ainsley and brian. and we -- in the first hour, will cain showed up and electrified the crowd because not only is he a native of the dallas fort worth metroplex but is he also a really good pickleball player and we played pickleball with a couple members of the fort worth police department and just going to

say. they got moves. they were also armed but they got moves and they played well. >> brian: were they switching? was there that unspoken communication between the two that only happens usually on -- buddy cop shows where the ball comes to the right and the other guy backs the other one up and they are switching sides, yet, they are in their uniforms and more dexterity than you and will? >> steve: you know, brian, you are making it sound like starsky and hutch came to the courtside kitchen. they obviously had played before. and do you know what the tell was, ainsley and brian? >> ainsley: what? >> steve: they had their own paddles. >> ainsley: did they win? >> steve: i'm just using my own paddle. listen, our satellite truck is double parked in front of this building. of course they win -- won. otherwise, that thing would wind up with a boot on it. next thing you know they would be ticketing the dallas cowboy cheerleader bus.

not only did they protect us but they are live. >> ainsley: what does your paddle say? >> steve: courtside kitchen. normally they open up for lunch and for dinner and beyond. but they have opened up special today so it's kind of pancakes and pickles. we are having a little brunch here at the metroplex. >> ainsley: you use the one the restaurant providerred. >> steve: absolutely. and they also got drinks and it's friday so i'm waiting for -- well it's noon somewhere. >> brian: somebody who does not have a paddle with her is jacqui heinrich she knows and you know president biden is set to announce something really big. a new executive order this afternoon making environmental justice a mission of every agency in the executive branch. i know, roll your eyes at home. >> ainsley: even some democrats are sounding the alarm saying his approach is going to send money and jobs to china. >> steve: jacqui heinrich joins us live from the north lawn of the white house on this friday. good morning to you, jacqui. >> good morning, steve, ainsley

and brian. i do have some noise in the background here but it's just a lawn mower. far less exciting than the cheerleaders you have there, steve. today the president is going to be signing an executive order that will, quote: further embed environmental justice into the work of federal agencies. it will create a new office focused on environmental justice, also instruct agencies to look at gaps in science and data and require notification to communities in the event of a release of toxic substances and also try to protect communities from pollution. it comes just one day though after democrat senator joe manchin accused the biden administration of, in his words, liberalizing congress' efforts to stimulate sales of electric vehicles. warning energy secretary jennifer granholm that biden's approach could send money and jobs to china by loosening the administration's own rules for tax incentives to include more electric vehicles that are made with foreign sourced parts. >> we want this done in america. we don't want this overseas

because, basically, then our -- there is no urgency for our manufacturing to ever do. this that's the problem i'm having with it. if we are going to get something for it, i don't want to be relying on foreign supply chains. >> just yesterday michigan residents blasted democratic state lawmakers at a public hearing where funding was later approved to facilitate construction of a chinese-backed electric vehicle battery plant in big rapids. >> i'm certain that when taking an oath giving american dollars to a foreign company that puts our national security at risk was not in question. >> i'm angry that you have ignored the bipartisan warnings of senator jonathan lindsey and ambassadors hook central and fellow earlier this week and their pleas to evaluate the very clear and present security risk that this project poses to my community, to the state of michigan, and to the nation at large. >> the president obviously putting environmental justice front and center of his administration and maybe also his campaign. multiple outlets reported that biden is gearing up to

reannounce his re-election bid as early as next week. this is coming as a new survey from key primary state new hampshire shows about half of democratic primary voters do not want the president to run again. only 46% in that survey saying they do want it, guys. back to you. >> brian: jacqui, your gut feeling real quick, why is this happening tuesday? a lot of times you get a sense of something rolling out. do you think circumstances are pushing this up? because a week ago we were talking about waiting for the fall for this. >> well, what we're hearing, what's been reported is it would be the anniversary of his first campaign announcement. so that was the goal there but, i will say that while there has been reporting sort of speculating about why we didn't see it the state of the union and then reading into that whether it meant something, i will say that right around this time of year was always, according to my sources sort of the key target date for this administration to look at a re-election bid because it wanted to get through the state of the union, the one year

anniversary of the war in ukraine and allow house republicans to dig themselves some holes with the budget and the challenges that the new house speaker is handling there trying to wrangle his caucus. this was always sort of the date they had in mind. now apparently they are hanging it on tuesday, apparently because it is the anniversary of the president's first campaign guys. >> ainsley: he said it would be relatively soon. >> brian: we kept hearing the fall. >> see if it happens. anything could change. >> brian: all right, jacqui, thanks so much. that's going to happen on tuesday. i think, also, when you have formidable candidates like nikki haley come out and most polls she still is in single digits and then you have r.f.k. jr. with never ran for political office before that i can remember. he doesn't firmly have his family behind him has able to emerge with 14%. and with the polls that show that most democrats don't want him to run again. and the fact that he will be 86 at the end of his second term

when he is done and he doesn't exactly look like he is ready for a triathlon now. you wonder what exactly is going on behind the scenes. does he want to clear the field and make sure there is no newsom, there's nobody coming out of the woodwork that's going to give him a real run or maybe a joe manchin that says what do i have to lose? i'm trailing by double digits in west virginia, steve. >> steve: well, you know, brian, to that point, keep in mind, what happens during the primaries and we see it on the republican side and we see it on the democrat side. what you try -- what you ultimately do is you appeal to the most ardent of your supporters and so that is why it's not surprising to anybody that the president is talking about environmental justice and stuff like that. he is trying to, essentially, narrow down people's choices who propelled him four years ago to the nomination for president on the democratic side. he wants to get those people in his corner, ainsley, as quickly as possible.

and it's not surprising that he is going to do it on tuesday. because, and we have talked about this before. joe biden he is it also a very superstitious guy and he thinks since april 25th worked for him in 2019. he's going to do it again because last time, ainsley it, worked out well for him. >> ainsley: via video from the not the basement. send big donors to attend that on tuesday. >> brian: one thing different, ainsley, he has got to campaign. >> ainsley: he is going to have. to say he might decide not to. it worked for him before. they don't want him to campaign. >> brian: the pandemic is over. how you cannot campaign? >> ainsley: he will do very little. the big issue is the environment. the progressives love that topic and big issue for kamala harris will be abortion. so they also need to talk about other things that are on americans' minds and that's

inflation and that is the border and that is fentanyl and crime happening in big cities. that's why governor gavin newsom went to san francisco. he had a cabinet meeting to discuss the fentanyl crisis and homelessness and critical issues there. so he is walking the streets and a guy walked up to him. he is a resident of san francisco. and his name is j.j. smith. and the resident had a conversation with him about what he's going to do to help with this fentanyl crisis. listen to the governor's answer. he is being criticized for this. >> hey, gavin, tell me what you are going to do about the fentanyl epidemic? please my name is j.j. smith. >> what should i do, c.j. >> what are we going to do. >> i need you to tell me what we need to do. that's why i'm here. >> brian: the problem with gavin newsom is answers like that because he has none. he was mayor of that city and went into the toilet on his watch. it got worse when he left. he brought his lack of magic to

the entire state. it almost got him recalled and without any opposition, he got the job again for another four years. but, if you see what is hang in los angeles, no cops, tons of homeless, a lot of drugs, a lot of illegals, broken border, higher taxes, huge exodus. steve, this is a combination of events that doesn't seem to bother him because he vacations in montana and seems to insulate himself from the problems he helped create -- at the very least, didn't solve. >> steve: look, california is a mess. and fentanyl is a problem that is slipping over our southern border impacting not only people in california but all across the country. so, you know, it's not just a west coast problem anymore. although that's the west wing. it's an american problem. >> ainsley: there he is at the white house. that was when the president was out of town remember and he went to the white house with his coat behind him.

>> steve: measuring for drapes. ainsley: he looks presidential. he probably won't run if president biden is putting his hat in the ring on tuesday. maybe he will wait for another time. >> brian: right now he is the attack dog. goes after desantis, takes on trump. trump loves when he takes on desantis. he loves doing that but he should stay in his state and solve some problems. that will give him his best chance to be president. >> steve: you know, brian, to that point, just a quick point, ainsley, we don't know how much joe biden is going to actually be campaigning. he has -- everywhere he goes, he has the 747 behind him. all he has got to do is show up and essentially he is campaigning. that is why during a primary, what do they do? they have a bunch of campaign surrogates. i would like for gavin newsom, given the fact that he is so popular in the democratic party, he is going to be doing a lot of talking on behalf of president joe biden. >> brian: border, drugs, afghanistan, and he is going to

be stapled to ukraine. make sure pony up arms. he will be upside down there. >> ainsley: you are talking about biden. >> brian: joe biden. >> ainsley: thank you, guys for that wonderful input. hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ashley: going to start with this. the fbi is reportedly stalling the release of the manifesto written by audrey hale accused of killing six people at the covenant school in nashville. local politicians are calling the manifesto a blueprint on total destruction. tennessee congressman tim burchett thinks the document quote maybe could tell us a little bit about what is going on inside of her head. i think that would answer a lot of questions. three adults and three 9-year-old children were killed in that attack last month. police say they found 20 scrowrnls, five covenant yearbooks along with a suicide note manifesto. >> a freight train crashes into a pickup truck at full speed.

the truck was stalled on the tracks after getting into a deadly car accident with a minivan. the driver in the pickup was able to get out before that vehicle was smashed by the train. home prices in march posting their biggest annual decline in 11 years. median listing was just over $400,000. that is 3.3% lower than last one real estate agent saying there are bank failures inflation recession fears, some people are wondering if they should pull their money out of the bank and park it in a safe rather than spend it on that new home. >> the ss sally ride is set to park it. will be bringing back more than 8,000 pounds of material back down to earth. and yesterday elon musk's spacex successfully launches starship, the most powerful rocket ever developed. so the rocket did explode minutes later but the spacex team were thrilled with the success of the first test

flight. check it out yourself. >> clearing the tower was icing on the cake. [cheers and applause] >> after the launch musk said the program could see another launch in just a couple of months. those your headlines, guys. >> ainsley: huge crowd there. >> ashley: i know. >> brian: i don't know if it was spin city but he says he wasn't disappointed. >> ashley: he was stone-faced after. >> brian: maybe he wasn't expecting. i don't think he wanted to blow it up though. >> ainsley: $2 billion? >> brian: that was spent? okay. we will see. thanks so much, ash. meanwhile, shocking new pentagon video showing metallic orb flying over conflict zone in the northeast. jack keane orb specialist on what it means for ufos, national security, and do we have to

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>> brian: footage of ufos seen active military zones and war zones. pentagon releasing this video of this object flying over the middle east in 2022. leaving officials weary this kind of activity creates high risk for unintended crossfire. here to react fox news strategic analyst general jack keane. we talked about a lot of stuff but not ufos how do you react if you are in the pentagon? >> judge jeanine: well, i think while we can identify most of these as certainly being from the earth, there are scores that we have never been able to identify despite all the advance the technology that we have. it seems to be there are some the good news is there is no adverse action being taken against us. certainly surveillance is likely what may be happening here but nothing else has ever taken

place. and that is good news. and i think, you know, as we go forward, most of these, i believe are likely explainable by adverse countries, china, russia, doing things i'm drawn many of these sightings middle east and south china sea. that seems to be explainable by something that's coming from earth and likely an adversary still at the end of the day there are things out there that we cannot explain. that's where we are we know what we don't know. we know leak last week revealed the battle plan of the upcoming surge of ukraine forces this spring. so they said they altered their plan already. yesterday we see that russia accidentally bombed own city it was occupying. we also found out through the leaks that the ukrainians had a plan to start going after russian soldiers in syria.

how critical is this spring offensive for ukraine? my humble opinion it's as critical as the first day of the war. >> oh, yeah. absolutely critical. to sustain the united states and like minded country's support for ukraine, they have got to show some progress here. and they definitely will. they formed at least nine brigades, three motorized battalions and tank battalion in each. they have been training outside of ukraine. so we got tens of thousands of additional fighters that are going to be added to the 35 brigades that ukraine already has. they will take some decisive territory when this offensive begins, even though they don't have all the tanks they need. they don't have all the artillery munitions they need. they don't have the long range missiles they want and fighters they want. despite all of those shortcomings, they will make progress. and you can bank on it in my judgment. >> brian: let's make some

progress and expand our conversation the china threat. janet yellen was saying hey, we are going to make some judgment for national security but we don't have a problem with china. we don't a trade war with china. listen. >> these national security actions are not designed for us to gain a competitive economic advantage. but we do not seek to decouple our economy from china's a full separation of our economies would be disastrous for both countries. >> brian: is this the right approach to the china threat which seems so comprehensive? >> well, i don't know anybody that is saying decouple the whole united states economy from china. anybody that looks at that knows full well that the united states would be seriously impacted by something like that. our prosperity and the qualities of life for our people would be impacted by it. but i think what everybody is saying who has looked at the national security implications is, yes, we have decouple those

things that are advancing china's one repressing its own people or two enhancing its military so it can conduct aggression throughout the world and certainly threaten the united states. those things have to be decoupled and the congress, i that's why headed up by chairman gallagher and they are in pursuit of what i just spoke about. and that is absolutely the right path to be on. >> brian: yeah. it's a big threat. i think the american people rally behind it. the u.s. pacific command is asking for $9.1 billion to deter china from taking action and we know the president is going to be visiting australia, philippines, our allies in australia, philippines, as well as south korea shortly. he has got to really galvanize that relationship. general, have a great weekend. >> yeah. same to you and the team. thank you. >> brian: all right. meanwhile, coming up on one nation. saturday night 8:00.

repeated at 11:00. senator ron johnson talking about this investigation. judge jeanine pirro going to be with us along with the great geraldo rivera, andy stump former seal team member trying to get people out of afghanistan. and ufc file ron desantis supporter ron masvidal. remember what he said after the fight last week going to talk for the first time this week and probably put a shirt on. meanwhile, still ahead on this show, meetg with ron desantis wasn't enough to sway our next guest lance gooden is going for the former president donald trump. he's out with steve now in texas. hey, steve, how's it going? >> steve: pickleball month so i called in a member of congress to play with us. these two folks over here, i have never met them. we just said we need somebody to play with. and so they volunteered. congressman, how much do you play because you're pretty good. >> i started 30 minutes ago.

you guys told me i was going to play a little so i got here early so i could cheat and learn. >> brian: that's the beauty of this sport is you don't have to be a super athlete. did you see this? keep the ball out of our court. >> yeah, no, it's really great. >> steve: congressman, are there pickleball leagues in congress? >> there are get up early and work out in the morning groups but i'm not a part of them. but pickleball is huge in my district. >> steve: okay. we'll be right back. ♪ going to play our guitars and sing you a country song ♪ we'll all be flying hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe driver. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! [sfx: limu squawks]

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there's a story in every piece of land, run with us on a john deere mower and start telling yours. >> steve: 6:33 in texas. a congressional delegation of democrats finally set to visit the rio grande valley today about a month after refusing to attend a border hearing held in the same area. meanwhile joe biden's border crisis continues as the south texas bridge is temporarily closed after a thousand migrants tried to cross. look at that joining us right now with reaction is texas congressman and a pretty darn good pickleball player lance gooden. lance, great to have you. >> thanks so much for having me.

>> steve: so a month ago, when you guys had your field hearing down along the border. democrats were saying that's just a f.o.p. photo op. that's just a political stunt what are the democrats doing. >> they are full of political stunts. anything he we do with real strong desires to make change is accusatory. we went to manhattan on monday they said we were there for a political stunt. today they are going to the border they won't admit there is a problem. secretary mayorkas said this week the border is secure. the border can't be secure while thousands of migrants are crossing every day. >> steve: you know, i have been talking to a lot of the folks here at courtside kitchen america's favorite pickleball court now after today's show. and it seems like, aside from the economy, the border is the number one -- issue with all the people who are here. >> it is. >> steve: impacts not only the fentanyl crisis taking a toll but also about so many migrants to get across the country. they have got to come through your state first. >> democratic strategists know

this is a serious issue around the country, that it's growing. and that's why democrats are starting to make these trips. i heard in the hearing two days ago we were marking up the border security bill that's going to hit the floor of the house next month. democrats finally saying there is an issue. they don't agree with us on how to fix it but they are waking up to the political implications across the nation. >> steve: it's 2023 but 2024 is around the corner. you made news this week because you met with ron desantis, governor of florida. and the next thing you know you are endorsing donald trump. >> well, listen, donald trump is the one to take us to the promised land. i believe that donald trump has shown this nation what he's all about. donald trump is going to resecure the border. donald trump is going to win the nomination. donald trump is the only one who can beat joe biden next year. i believe he is the man to do it. this week i endorsed him and made some news. but i think every week is going to make news for donald trump because every week you will see more and more members of congress and high profile

leaders around this nation jump on board. >> steve: he had a unof in people from florida endorse him this past week as you did. and i know that, you know, a lot of republicans are confident at this point if the election were held today but it's not. >> right. >> steve: if the election were held today, donald trump would win the nomination. but there have been a number of powerful republicans and conservatives, congressman, who have said he can win the primary but he cannot win the general election. why are you confident he could win the general? >> well, i learned a long time ago to not bet against donald trump. i am going to admit something i never admitted but the day he went down that escalator i was a little skeptical. the next year he my president. fast forward there are people think he would not be in the position he is in now. is he going to beat these indictments and people see right through these sham prosecutions and i think that the trump train is gaining in momentum. i believe can he win next year. i believe he will steam roll through the nominating process and sit back and enjoy the show.

are. >> steve: there are going to be a bunch of republicans running. need to get them together in a place like courtside kitchen to play pickleball. i want to see the candidate play pickleball. >> i would love that, too. only one is serious and that would be donald trump. >> steve: i would like to see him play although he plays really good golf. >> i will talk to him about that. >> steve: thank you, congressman. it is 6:36 here in fort worth go out to ashley strohmier in new york with news that starts in north carolina ash an we do. good morning, steve. now to this man accused of shooting 6-year-old girl and parents after turning himself in to police will face a judge. taken into custody in tampa, florida, following a two day manhunt. authorities say he opened fire after a basketball roll into his yard. little kinsly white needed stitches after being hurt by a bullet fragment. but her father remains in the hospital. kinsley mom's and a neighbor are now out of the hospital. 17 states are urging the federal

government to recall millions of kia and hyundai cars. that is because the cars are too easy to steal and therefore put the public at risk. this is viral videos on social media show people starting a kia and hyundai with just a screwdriver and a usb cable. the car companies say they are making software upgrades and providing steering wheel locks to drivers. in los angeles alone, theft of hyundai and kia cars rose by 85% last year. ism know youth wrestler now being cited for assault after is sucker punching opponent in the face earlier this month. the 14-year-old admitted to police that he hit his competitor because he was angry that he had lost the match. the middle schooler who was hit is expected to make a full recovery. and those are your headlines. we're going to check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. good morning, j.d. >> janice: good morning, a beautiful day in new york city to visit with some visitors from canada. what's your name? >> i'm leslie of the.

>> i'm emily you are sisters? >> of course. >> first time in new york. >> yes it is. >> janice: what part of canada are you from. >> peter borough. >> janice: i know it well. my mom is from london. are you mafing yourself. >> i think so. >> janice: i know you have to pay a little extra in canada to get fox, right? >> yes, a little but it's so worth it. >> janice: thank you so much. my mom pays as well. take a look at the forecast you are requesting to enjoy it because we are expecting a lovely day in new york. we do have the potential for stronger storms across the mississippi river valley. this is the same storm system that brought the tornadoes to oklahoma and kansas. but, thankfully, the punch is out of these storms. we could see some stronger thunderstorms but they will be isolated across the mississippi river valley so here's the rain still to come in the forecast over the next 48 hours and we still have some snow across portions of the northern plains and the upper midwest. is it still snowing in peter borough? >> a little bit before we left, yes. >> janice: do you want to say hi to anybody at home.

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>> ainsley: tonight the supreme court's temporary pause on the restrictions to the abortion pill comes to an end. with a decision coming today, what hangs in the balance for this controversial drug? fox news chief legal correspondent and "fox news sunday" anchor shannon bream is here with her take. good morning, shannon. >> >> shannon: good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: i know since 2,000 when this drug was approved it's been used by more than 5 million women. then this judge he came in and

invalidated the approval of the drug on april 7th. but still on the market. women could still take this pill. what happens today? >> so we wait on the supreme court. they could decide that the pill does or doesn't remain accessible to everybody nationwide while the case on the merits that lower court case actually plays out. so, they had set a wednesday deadline. they got briefings from all sides. listen, the maker of the drug and the biden administration argue if the drug doesn't stay on the market, that there will be chaos. more than half of abortions in this country are done by this medicated abortion method. it requires this pill as part of the protocol. on the other side is arguing, listen, the texas judge got it right. the fda did not go through the proper steps to make sure that this thing was safe and effective and so it's got to be rolled back. so the clock is ticking. they have set another deadline for 11:59 eastern tonight on friday night. so we are standing by. >> ainsley: why is the supreme court evening hearing this if it's still in the lower court? >> shannon: so on the merits it's in the lower courts.

what the parties have asked for is a stay or to not have a stay. meaning leave the pill on the market while the courts are debating it on the merits. so, the initial judge in texas who put the whole thing on hold put the pill on hold said it was no good. said the fda got it wrong. he actually put his decision on hold. he said i'm going to let the appeals process play out here. so, as you rightly noted there has not been a break in access to the pill yet. everybody waits to see. the supreme court is only making this decision and last resort for the parties involved here about whether the pill can be accessed over the next months or years. it takes for that case to play out. >> ainsley: what do you think will happen today and what time will the decision come down? >> it could be any time literally in the next five minutes. we are standing by. i'm watching my phone constantly to see what we get from the court. my gut says i think that they will leave the pill the access to it open over the next few months, years, however long it takes for the case. but that's just an educated guess. they're grappling with this behind closed doors and some

time today we should know. >> ainsley: okay. in other news, you have written three books about the bible and you are going to the villages this weekend. we have so many friends down there. tell us about your book signing. >> shannon: yeah. so excited. love stories of the bible speak. newest book. thanks to viewer on the "new york times" best seller list thank you so much. so i will be meeting the fun and friendly folks of the villages. i love it down there. we got to sing last time the villages. >> ainsley: you have a good voice. >> martha: decorated golf cart. barnes & noble 11:00 a.m. so much fun. >> steve: ride on the ssu golf cart they all decorate. depending what team they are on. thanks, shannon, congratulations on the book and your success. coming up alvin bragg promised no the to prosecute theft campaign district attorney in the name of equity. how far his brand of justice is playing out in his city. but, first, we head back down to texas where steve is talking to

the diners in fort worth and playing a little pickleball. hey, steve. >> steve: that's right. ainsley, indeed. we will be out on the courts in just a minute. you guys have been fantastic. let's do a poll the audience thing. how many of you are -- it's only 2023 but how many of you are already interested in 2024? [cheers] okay. show of hands. very nice. who says the number one issue is the border? interesting. all right. and the economy? and who wants to see the dallas cowboy cheerleaders? [cheers] >> steve: they're coming up live from courtside kitchen. give yourselves a round of applause, folks. [applause] ♪ this is my town ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ would he be disturbing the peace ♪ serve in the streets ♪ peace ♪ bang, bang ♪ tick tick boom ♪ hard rock body ♪ not scaring nobody >> steve: how great is that? very nice. round of applause to the dallas cowboy cheerleaders. how great was that? thank you very much. one more quick one. all right. just like that. >> steve: this someone of the reasons why pickleball is, doggone it. robin, turn this way. thank you very much. this is one of the reasons why pickleball is the number one sport sweeping america and by the way dallas cowboy cheerleaders you were great. thank you very much. round of applause for them. [cheers] >> steve: robin has been with us this morning. she is one of the people who came up with this idea. this is such a good idea because

people are going to steal it and start doing this all over the country. this was an offchute of covid. >> just like it is like to-go margaritas it's great. >> steve: explain. >> we are all bored in covid trying to keep our kids entertained we starting taping off pickleball courts in each other's driveways and making 3eu6r7s of halpein that margaritas. we are in texas. we had a great time doing it. got addicted to it. making nets out of anything we could find the supply chain was all backed up. >> steve: how did it go from being in your driveway to having nine courts here in the heart of fort worth. >> sometimes cocktail talk turns into a good thing. we actually signed the lease -- >> steve: i need an investor. >> yes, well, it's just been a blast. it's been so fun. we put it all together. we have great team, great group

of people involved. >> steve: come on over here. talk to some of the folks who are right here. a lot of them are in attendance. what's your name? >> nancy. >> steve: nancy, do you like pickleball? >> i love pickleball. >> su like? >> well, being with all these people. it's so much fun. pickleball players are some of the nicest people around. >> steve: what about robin's point it's all about the jalapeño margarita? >> that, too. >> steve: really? >> yes. >> steve: i know we are here in texas. how early is too early to have one? >> it's never too early to have one. >> steve: i like that thought. and what's your name? >> my name is terror. >> steve: do you watch "fox & friends." >> every morning. >> steve: thank you very much. but i bet you play pickleball, too, right? >> i did for the first time a couple weeks ago. >> steve: and? >> i just realized i didn't hand the hand and eye coordination like i did in tennis. >> steve: you don't need to be that great, do you. >> no. you can play with your parents and kids and play with a drink

in your hand. >> steve: i love that robin, thank you so much for opening up to us. >> thank you so much. >> steve: we are going to be doing so much more live courtside kitchen here in fort worth as we play pickleball and national pickleball month. i'm going to step in. can i play, too? >> get my picture with you. >> steve: all right. i got it. ♪ >> steve: more "fox & friends" live from fort worth in just a minute. look at this. i'm multi-tasking ♪ a

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