good luck young man. realtor.com to each their home. will: beautiful shot of jacksonville, florida, on this sunday morning. welcome to "fox & friends". 8:00 on the east coast and we're glad to have you here in the studio with us in new york city. good morning. rachel: good morning. pete: good morning to everybody.

great to see you. today is national hair style appreciation day. rachel: do you appreciate my hair? pete: people only appreciate one hair style. it's fox in the front and farm in the back. that's what i'm going with. some people don't like it. i understand that. i got an e-mail, why doesn't your hair look like wills? will's looking sharp. will: you got an e-mail? pete: people get my e-mail. i domino. but i read it. new york in the front, tennessee in the back. whatever you want. i'm working on it. rachel: it's growing on me. will: working on it, where's it going? pete: you know where it's going. rachel: i was not a fan but it's growing on me. the last segment with the frame

with the pictures that go by and it was rainy and we didn't know what to do so we just went through photos with the kids. will: i would never sign up for that. if kate lean said we're going to sit around and say we're going to go through old photos, i'd never sign up for that. rachel: why? will: i'm signing up for sadness and nostalgia. i would get sucked in but i wouldn't volunteer to full them out. rachel: you'd have more kids. i would get sad and just have more because they're getting older. pete: re-recruits will often. it is a combination of sadness because you look at them and go -- it can be fun too . will: the significance of the passage of time. i stole that. he said that and took me a good 30 seconds before i got it. rachel: that was good. it's also very bonding to go back and look at -- i looked at

the last vacation and was like, you know what, and afterwards i looked at sean, that's what we built. that's wonderful. pete: that's exactly right. on flights without wifi, i volunteers and through photos. scroll through photos. will: i have no wifi, i'll look at old photos. start with a fox business alert, federal regulators are preparing to take over first republic bank and fdic gave first republican till today to find a bidder to rescue the company and the bank resulted in $100 million since last month. rachel: it would be the third bank to collapse since march in the sill silicon valley bank. pete: submit final bids to buy first republic by today. sources tell the washington post jp morgan chase is the highest bidder so far and a final deal could come in tonight before markets open in asia.

it's just -- i know there's -- we'll play some sound in a second of robert wolf and that stuff but you get reassured and this is a bad, bad based on interest rates and it's still, when you see a run on a bank, as significant as first republic and somebody is misreading something in the economy and based on interest rates, based on mortgages and we've seen economy in other times crater because people miss signs early and then we missed warning signs too. rachel: i had a mom panel and the same -- we're talking about the every day kitchen table grocery st. one of the moms is like we're planning for the future in a way we didn't before because we feel uneasy and it's stories like this that make people feel uneasy and football games a lot of confidence in the people in charge. will: this is medicine.

this is reality. this is the price we pay for decades of cheap easy money. not just decades and exacerbated by an administration to spend our way out of every problem. inflation reduction act and the biggest oxymoron of all time and people think spend spend spend. what happens when you spend spend spend or print print print? you get inflaying and now have to raise interest rates and this is the price you pay. banks fail and well see what happens in the commercial real estate market and you spoke to robert wolf and former ceo of ubs and had this to say about the collapse of banks. >> all these three binks, silicon valley bank silicon valley bank, first republic did the same things. they ballooned their balance sheeted and they went from $85 billion in assets to over $200 billion, became the 14th largest bank in the nation, and

they mismanaged their assets and liabilities to the point they're stock a year ago was $150. today it will be wiped out. this was not a bank that was well capitalized versus the other banks so you're going to have a few of these continue because of poor real estate loans that were probably on their books, but there's not going to be a national or global contagion from this. pete: we'll see, first republic banks all over and loo that's a first republic bank right kitty corner from the fox news channel. it's a significant thing and hopefully it doesn't ripple and impact. if you have deposits and haven't gotten them out, that's a serious problem. rachel: that's right. will: one of the most growth index teskying displays -- growtgrotesque displays of powed media is the dinner in washington dc. they're supposed to rub elbows over a fancy tuxedo clad meals.

last night some of those wearing tuxedos were the tennessee democrats that were expelled after the shooting, expelled from legislative body in tennessee after the shooting in nashville. they became celebrities somehow through this entire ordeal and they're invited to white house correspondent dinner and joined a protest outside the dinner regarding climate. rachel: yes, and they actually tweeted about it and here's what they said. the climate defiance group tweeted about it and our blockade is working and we turned away a government suv from entering the white house correspondent dinner and hotel in dc and businesses in biden's new massive oil and gas project is killing the planet, the solution is simple #endphots sillfuels and i did this panel with moms and every day families across the country and not to

mention elderly people on fixed incomes are really suffering and they don't see any relief coming and part is this energy and these people outside of this event and you're not doing enough and you're not impoverig enough americans. pete: i went down a rabbit hole and after the ev segment off the wall and talk to executives trying to run small factories and get their forklifts and internal trucks on the batteries or e vs and stop, you're pulling so. electricity out of the grid and it's more than the city uses in total. trying to recharge your ev batteries on your forklift and

other trucks inside your -- we can't sustain it and to your point, there's no plan, there's no actual plan getting rid of fossil fuels and rely on electricity the grid could remotely sustain a modest shift and we behindly make that shift because some guys protesting and they turn around one suv. we're walking into a nightmare. rachel: we had on our show, we don't have enough electricians to manage a transition to electricity like that. we had my mother and sister-in-law from hayward, wisconsin, and they own a fireplace store up there saying the people making these rules about gas stoves and weather, electric, they don't understand even the weather in northern wisconsin.

these are unrealistic crazy thoughts, protesting out here, but the government sen gauging these policies and they're enacting them little by little and it's making a big difference. >> they rioted when the retirement age went up two years and didn't want to work till 64. meanwhile in america, we have an 80-year-old man begging us for four more years of work. that's crazy. you've got a lot of things you have to navigate, a lot of hurdles and you've had quite a few scandals and we know about the documents and the laptops

and no scandal more damaging than the scandal of is joe biden awake? say what you want about our president, but when he wake up from that nap, work gets done. pete: all right, this was a portion of what was said and bring in someone that saw it in its totality. shannon bream. good to see you. you're awake early. what was your take, the totality of the evening and played clips of soft jokes they played about biden but what was the theme or feeling of the night? >> some people don't like that fox people go to this and i'm like, no no, i go there to represent. i'm happy to walk in with my head held high with the fox team and get in the room and do our thing. i got to tell you the most fun is the pregaming because first of all, janice dean stays with me at the bream house and has

her own janice dean suite. we buy all of her favorite snacks. she loves the salt and vinegar chips. we love it. we make a whole weekend of it and the pre-party but this show, farmer want as wife or whatever, my mom loves that show. i was able to get my picture with those guys last night. my mom doesn't care about any other checkty that might have been there and thinks i'm the -- celebrity that was there and said don't worry. the fox correspondent respondent dinner. >> i feel like those formers are sincere about want ago wife and live remotely lyric it's been

advanced in the news cycle and justice eely toe has an -- elito has an idea who leak that had and puts several at assassination attempts and stay out of controversy likely because we haven't figured out who is the leaker and what does he think of justice elito. >> he's as frustrated as everybody and not surprising that the justices want to talk about it and it was very unsatisfying the report from the court, which basically said we ran down all the traps and what we found is we can't get to that's a low level and a certain person did something. not surprising that justice

elito among those that spoke out and furious that it could have been a conservative at the court or somebody connect that had leeked it. they became assassination targets and in june a guy brought all these things on the lawn and was come willing to kill him it. put them in a precarious position, there's protests that still happen at the justice's houses today. it still happens. make not in the headlines but it happens. rachel: will we find out who did it? obviously what will is trying to assess is that the chief justice wants to shut down inquiry and have us all forget and move on. alito is a smart guy and no way he brought this up unless he still wants that to come out on some level. >> yeah, i don't know about you guys, but i keep thinking this person is going to out themselves at some point and want to take credit for this whole thing and seems like the kind of thing that somebody that

would leak a supreme court draft opinion would do. i don't know if that's a year or 30 years after. pete: maybe after they leave a clerk. >> yeah, it could have been a clerk. they do that july to july term. if it's one of those people, they're long gone and may have to wait for them to be itching to tell and find out who it is. rachel: could be a clerk or justice. somebody that works there for sure. sure. pete: big show on the knocks news channel. fox news sunday. what do you have? >> talking to chris van holland about the president's reelect, relaunch amid the most horrific poll num numbers and no one wans the disapproval and on every major topic he's under water and doing the heavy left lift and getting it done on the debt ceiling and has she's navigating

that and being ports of entry customerred on critical issues anded a this quickly. there's a deep dive on a leak and investigation and several supreme court clerks joining us to talk about that and a power house legal panel. rachel: that'll be interesting. pete: mother's day is coming up and love stories of the bible and that's great. >> rachel, i'll send you your very own copy. rachel: you'll wish me a happy mother's day. >> just early. let me be the first. >> i'm really excited to get the book. thank you, shannon. pete: for the love stories of the bible speak and will:

authorities are still searching for a mexican national francisco accused of killing five and an 8-year-old in southeast texas. the sheriff's office saying the shooting started when a neighbor approached him about shoot ago rifle in his yard and killing five execution style and using drones, dogs and officer on horse back. will: according to her attorney, mr. biden claims to be nothing more than a yale educated attorney and artist that's destitute and needs his coauthor

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w i l l : u.s. braces for end of title 42, concerned border officials sounding the alarm to parents about cartels hiring young u.s. drivers to transport migrants and el paso border chief warning young adults hired by cartel middlemen don't realize what they're driving. ing themigrants into. kind words of welcome and a free bus ticket. they're take them to criminals who will pack them in cramped quarters and often because them. it's scary to think somebody's

child can be convinced to drive a loaded vehicle into one of those situations. former u.s. border patrol and acting ice director joining us nows. help me flush this out a bit. what are we talking about? teenagers and how are they duped and why don't they realize i'm transporting illegal immigrants here? >> yeah, thanks for inviting me and the problem for young people and there's so many distractions and things that could go wrong in their lives these days and smugglers found this advantage; right. they recruit them virtually through software apps, social media, et cetera. but the consequences of what they do are real and they get recruited virtually c but the criminal activity they engage in is real and these overloaded vehicles and overcrowded stash houses and these smuggler haves no regard for human life and pray to the almighty dollar and

take advantage of the young people and the young people have to realize what's going on if -- it's a 10 year sentence if you knowingly bring people illegally in a smuggling case in the united states. the consequences are real for these kids and makes it tough for law enforcement and they have no idea who recruits them if it's all online. when i was a young agent we wanted to make a smuggling case, find two witn witnesses and pute driver at the scene. these young people, they have nod in who these people are and the witnesses are ill informed as them. will: is that one of the reasons that cartels are hiring these young americans because i've heard of uber drivers and other mechanisms they've tried to use as well. is it because they're like this is a way to circumvent law enforcement? >> yeah, they're young and uninformed and don't understand the magnitude and gravity of what they're engaging in and

most young people not involved in a human trafficking case and doing what they're doing and getting recruited to bring things or people from the border back to their hometown. that's what they're doing. will: something to watch here as the crisis continues to grow. makes its way into yet other areas ovour lives in society. great to see you, ron. thank you. >> thank you. will: still ahead, this week marks one year since the supreme court leak of the dobbs decision. will we ever know who did it? pete and i go off the wall. first, from the court to the campaign trail, maybe. whether cantor freedom will run for office.nu ♪ caeduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur.

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>> we need someone with a show of strength. we need america to not be the place to be messed with and the person we have in charge now is just -- it's a very weak figure. >> we need to fix these things through proper leadership, strong leadership, peace through strength at any point between now and now. whether i recollects america is no learn the world's unchallenged superpower. the leaked intelligence findings offer new insights into the obstacles that biden faces in securing global support for his effort to reject the spread of

authoritarianism. pete: former nba player turned human rights activist and patriot award recipient canton freedom joining us now. it's a reality in the world touchdown catch. are you choosing the united states or going the way of the communist chinese and a lot are going in the wrong direction. >> exactly. thank you for having me, first of all. i can tell you the national security is a top priority for every country-specific friendsatfoxnews.com and the united states is no exception -- every country and the united states is no exception and they get a big threat to the especially in areas of cybersecurity, intellectual property and everyone was talking about the spy balloon

but look at everybody that downloaded tiktok on their phone. it's another issue that the chinese government can monitor and everyone that downloaded tiktok on their phone. it is a big threat and our administration needs to do something immediately. pete: we all have a spy balloon in our pocket. rachel: that's a really great point. i love how fearlessly you've brought attention not just to the authoritarianism and political conditions in china and really vulnerable victims of this regime and is it surprising to you the nations are grappling with the country and concentration cams and weaker muslims that persecute christians or the united states and how is this happening over two years?

it's not been very much time since trump was in office and where we are now. are you surprised at how quickly we're losing that on the world stage? >> whenever i sit down with everyone, not only my teammates but when i sit with some of the politicians, lawmakers in the u.s. or abroad, i was like while we're talking right now. there's a genocide happening and enough with the condemning, we need to take concrete actions because there's 2, 3 million and they're getting tortured and raped every day and i'm just going to say that again, our administration needs to be tough on this, some of the data ships out there, like turkey, china, russia, iran. it's sad what's going on and the concentration cams are telling me what's happening and i don't want to go in detail because i

couldn't believe it but we have to, we need to help the people because they need our help. will: you may run for office, un-update in >> i went a couple days ago and everybody was like what are you waiting for? we need your voice. no, i am having conversation with people, obviously it's a rare process but of course i'm just trying to find the right place where it's warm obviously. but i really like florida. i had a really good conversation with the governor desantis a few days ago and he was like why don't you move here, let's go? rachel: we need voices like you in america. i hope you're very seriously considering a run because what i see from what we've just discuss second-degree america is losing some -- discussed is america is losing some moral authority and

it'll take people like you to restore that. pete: i like the sound of that. senator freedom or congressman freedom from the free state of florida. i like that a lot. >> i like that a lot. pete: that would be amazing. if folks want to get to know your story more and when you spoke at patriot awards, it was powerful. there's a special on fox nation and enes kanter freedom. >> i want to give a shout-out to fox nation news and family because they worked so hard for that documentary. everybody actually after that patriot award, they were like we want to know more about your story. what hatched to you and stuff. you know, we had a conversation with fox news family and they said why don't we come up with the coolest documentary so

tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern time, fox news please don't miss it because i talk a lot about how lucky and blessed we are in the country and i know some teammates love to criticize america but i talk a lot about what's happening on the other side at home and how blessed we are in the beautiful country. glad to have you on the show this morning. will and i going off the wall to follow the time line of what happened and the consequences and if we'll ever know who did it.

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right now and tornado warnings issued here across the eastern shore of port st. lucie and sevo beach and pulling off towards the north and east and watch this radar indicated tornado and could see a tornado drop at any moment here and if you're in this area, find a safe place right here and this is part of the broader system here and bringing more severe weather in the southeast today and this is storm in the northeast yesterday and lippingerring the south energy -- lingering the south energy and big delays in the airports and, will, that probably includes you later on today and trying to get out of town. you have to bring some patients along with you. pete: you're right the moral, chief. thank you, rick. it's been one year since the shocking and frankly unprecedented leak of the supreme court dobbs decision.

what's happened since then? will: let's go off the wall for the time and take away and this week supreme court justice samuel alito said i have a pretty good who's responsible. that's different from the level of proof needed to name somebody now. allee toe says this at a time -- alito said this at a time when the story faded into the background and this mystery remained in the realm of unsolved mystery. pete: correct, the fbi was not brought in and handled internal to the court and seemed to be at a stalemate and a tight knit group and everybody knows everybody and there's an inkling or sense and he said we probably know everybody and the burden of proof is not there yet. it's recalled and we're approaching one year since lit

koenen reported the following and salespeople court voted to aver turn rights and the window into the justices deliberation in one of the most consequential cases in the court before the last five decades. now just as a clarification and reminder, this was not -- the supreme court had not issued the opinion and wouldn't for several more months. this was a leak and this was reported to put it out there for the public. pete: exactly. the leak happened in may of 2022 and the draft ruling had been written in february so the court had been fulling over this for a couple of months and leaked bay person with proceedings and politico covering the sources and the case was pending and this was 23409 something that happened and not supposed to happen by tradition and protocol

and policy inside the court and right away everyone's spy i did senses went -- spidey senses went up and said this is an intimidation play and this is someone trying to rattle the capable of justices that might be overturning roe v wade. will: that is why we suspect alito is speaking out now and he mentioned this puts several people, several supreme court justices in the cross hairs of an assassination attempt, passions high around the subject and logical to assume we can manifest something dangerous and it did. will: his name was nicolas ross and june 8 and this comes about the leak happening and protest getting to that in a in a moment and they're ramping up and shows up at the house with a pistol, two tepper sprays, a hammer and screwdriver and wasn't a good

plan, will, but ultimate and he's not stable. but it was the result of a lot of anger outside the court. will: doesn't often take a mission impossible style of attempt to hurt or assassinate someone on june 8, 2022 when the 911 call was made. >> you said you came from california. did you know someone here? >> brett cavanaugh. >> you came alone? >> correct. >> okay. what were you coming to do, just to hurt yourself and him or what was going to happen? >> correct. will: there you go. pete: he called 911 on himself but admit who had the target was and could have been any number of those conservative jus citieses and he went -- justices and went through a very public nomination process, which also elevated his status. will: and then people start showing up and protesting.

remember this, this is all of the tension, the turnout on the streets. all before by the way, again, the supreme court opinion is published and right here in the neighborhood of supreme court justices. pete: this is not the supreme court. this is the private residence of a supreme court justice. it is prohibited by federal law and we saw at that moment was political authority whether it was nancy pelosi or governor hogan of maryland took very little recourse to stop these intimidation efforts. that's not a legal thing they were doing. they were never stopped from doing so. will: we heard from shannon bream, the protests are taking place. pete: that was amazing to hear and happening in the houses of justice today and they got a limited private security and nancy pelosi and speaker was forced to do at a minimum that

but it came only after a public outcry. will: one month after the protest and the fallout from the leak comes the actual opinion that overturns roe v wade. in june, the supreme court published that opinion, june 24, 2022. the protest now spill over into the public in front of the court. pete: there were protests and a lot of celebrations across america and roe v wade was overturned 50 years later and a lot of people working and praying for that moment and grateful for justices not intimidated and ultimately the leaker was not effective and the ruling that came out mirrored almost exactly the draft ruling leaked in may. will: today where we stand on the supreme court leaker as of january 19, they published a report, key investigation and take aways and concluded they could not determine somewhat shockingly for all of us, who that leaker is. they focused on 82 people with access or would have had access

to that type of information. pete: said it wasn't a hack and they're increasing security. maybe the frustrating part, will, focus on 82 people but you can probably pretty quickly whittle it down based on what people's motivation is. we appreciate you joining us on off the wall and next we have rachel's pop culture rundown, the royal edition. don't miss it. she's excited. will: latest headlines ahead on the royal coronation.

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culture roundup and joining us is royal correspondent kenzie schoffeild and the duchess of sussex signing with the agent that represents like the rock. >> the scheming. you're so bad it. is the case of likeability numbers plummeting and meghan

realizing she can't outsmart the royal family she's called in the big guns and it's ari from inter-rausch. >> that's a great observation and might look around and go, wow, look all that i've given up and all the opportunities ahead that i'm going to miss out on. rachel: i look the at the list of who went to the jubilee for the queen and it's pretty weak. what's happening here and maybe diane that is looming over this and people like elton john went to the jubilee and not on this list. they love diana. >> i think that there's a combination of i agree. where's the spice girls reunion or one direction reunion and i honestly think a lot of people are the younger gin ration just

don't like the -- generation don't like the king and they're maybe a little too woke and think he's apart of the patriarchy. rachel: he's like the wokest king ever and he's a climate radical. move to the next topic because kate middleton is overtaking her husband william as now the most popular member of the royal family. what do you make of this? >> you just brought diana up and that's a really good point. i think no pressure for kate, but i think that catherine the princess ovwales is bye bye bying the new princess diana. she's not the jealous type unlike prince charles who was very jealous of princess diana's popularity and he's elevated sweet kate r catherine excited e her shine. rachel: easy to shine next to

charles, camilla and prince andrew. all right, kenzie, great to have you on for the royal roundup. we'll have to bring you back after the coronation. happy coronation week coming up. tune in to fox on may 6 for the special live coverage of the king's coronation. now to this, we have a fox news alert right now, hundreds of illegal myograns are crossing the southern -- migrants are crossing the southern border into texas. we have a live report and reaction from senator josh hawly, don't go anywhere. get started at betterforthem.com your bug spray should take out bugs,

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