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♪ my, my. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> that is so awesome. >> bravo, joe piscopo. rachel: that's a legend. >> a legend doing a legend. >> amazing. >> so well done, man. >> we don't want to do the show. we want you to keep singing. >> we have gigantic smiles on our face. >> we're taking t that in. that's life by frank sinatra. it's been 25 years since the american icon's passing. >> joe said we've got to do it. >> thank you, joe. rachel: frank sinatra said he had pipes. and boy was frank right.

>> it's mother's day's, fourth and final -- time for you to order flowers is getting less and less. >> the viewers in the form of joe piscopo -- rachel: this is enough. joe coming today was enough of a surprise. >> he it was for you. >> we have one coming up for you as well. >> i got a text from my mom, by the way. and she sent one more photo in. she thought i should include -- rachel: look at that cute baby. >> that's me with the big old cheeks. rachel: i want to reach across the screen and squeeze them. >> you know i was a fun little guy. that's penny right there. looking at your dad, and seeing -- you definitely look like your dad but i think your mom's influence is in there's as. rachel: you're a good mix. >> look at that no norwegian sweater. >> happy mother's day' to all

you moms young and old. rachel: we're not birthing people, we're mothers. we will always be mothers, i don't care what the culture tells us so happy mother's day's everybody. >> we start with this, president joe biden gave a speech at howard university over the weekend where he described for the student body in that commencement address what he describes as the biggest threat to america. listen. >> harsh reality that racism has long torn us apart. it's a battle that's never really over but on the best days enough of us have the guts and the heart to stand up for the best in us, stand up against the poison of white supremacy as i did in my inaugural address to single out as the most dangerous threat to our homeland is white supremacy. i'm not saying this because i'm

in a black hbcu, i say it wherever i go. >> you heard the reaction to that statement. i think even for the students had that were present there at howard, everyone because it was so -- you could see what an obvious pandering. rachel: he said the battle is never over, we're never going to get there because this is clearly a battle that helps him politically. i think it's so cynical. i think it's actually evil to lie about america. that is not america. america is not racist. america is the least racist country in the world which is why we have right now people clamoring to get into our country. that's just a fact. >> yeah. it's divisive, it's dangerous, just flat-out wrong. it's not true. especially if you look at our southern border and the amount of folks on the terrorist watch list who are being encountered, let alone those who were not being encountered and where we've come compared to where we

are and what on race and what the left wants to do to restart race challenges in our country, mean, dei is divide, exclude and indoctrinate. they want us to not get along when our default right now is americans want to love each other, want to work together, want to be together. rachel: yesterday we had jee van fleet on our show. she survived the cultural revolution in china. the idea was to i did viesmed you need to have -- divide. you need to have people fighting each other. race was something our country was in so many ways healed from and yet here you have joe biden wanting to rip us apart so he can hold onto power. what an evil thing to do. >> the legal defense fund of daniel petty raised more than $1.5 million in donations. rachel: support comes as he faces a second degree manslaughter charge in the death

of jordan neily on a new york city subway. >> the fight is over whether it was self-defense or not. alexandria huff joins us. >> so much money poured in that it stalled the platform where it states the funds will be used tore the legal defense, saying anything on top of that will be he donated to a mental health advocacy program in new york city. penny is free on $100,000 bond after turning himself in friday in connection to the death of mentally ill homeless man jordan kneely. witnesses say that he was actactinge erratically and makig threats. >> we have not been provided with an autopsy. our rights to discovery are limited. our understanding is there is an autopsy out there. we obviously need to get our hands on it. i expect that it will be he be

revealing. >> penny's cousin told the new york post it's disgusting, here's a young man who served our country. the handsome, fun kid could be counted on, he was always there for his family and sisters especially. he has always been calm. he comes from a calm family. a friend said, quote, danny was always fun and g goofy, never harmed anyone. he was super inclusive, his family was really nice and had an open door family. the attorney representing jordan neely's family said people on the subway should have offered help to the man. according to the new york times, his public conduct had become so severe in recent years that he was on what's known as the top 50, that's a list of homeless individuals known to the city of new york with untreated psychosis who refused help. rachel: thank you. so yeah, he's had 44 mug shots

because he's been arrested, he's on a list of one of the 50 most troubling and hard to work with homeless people so all the law enforcement we had here, they all know what this man is really like. >> a track record of punching people in the face, including old women, innocent people, kidnapped a 7-year-old girl. so you can imagine the behavior that was leading to penny taking action. >> a lot of people -- we talked about this, that's a picture from when he was 15 years old. he died when he was 30 years old. that's what you're seeing on the screen right now. we talked about the reaction of new yorkers. it will be areasonable sta stane react reasonably. people bring up proportion of force. no one knew what jordan neely would do that day, does he attack people violently, could he kill company.

was daniel penny trying to kill subcontractor dan neely? i don't think anybody believes that to be the case. subduing someone which it looked like penny was ayou tempting to, subduing someone is appropriate threat for any potential violence. he anyone familiar with the situations has to weigh the balance. i think you hear that. lawrence jones hit the streets across the country and asked new yorkers about their reaction. >> i guess i get it but at the same time it's a little excessive. i'm sure he didn't mean to kill a guy. >> my girlfriend takes the train very often a. it's uncomfortable. it's not supposed to be like that. >> maybe the state should do some action with homeless people to take care of them, for most of the people that live in new york. >> i'm 50/50. i feel safer because somebody took action but on the other

hand a little excessive. >> there's a lot of yeah you. >> i things happening in -- crazy things happening in the city right now and it's scary to be out. >> if someone attacks you, you need to do something and whatever it takes, do it. >> we're just discussing this. like i think for a lot of people they worked their way backwards. >> shouldn't have killed him. >> he didn't set out to kill him, he set out to subyou due a potentially -- subdue a potentially violent threat. rachel: i saw the guy that said 50/50, i thought what that guy won't protect me if i'm on a train and a crazy person is trying to attack me or punch me in the face. there's videos online of crazy people punching women in the face and men around them doing nothing. there's a he legal aspect and a cultural aspect. we live in a culture that has a crisis of masculinity. young people are walking around, they're gender confused, am i a

woman? am i a man? am i binary. we saw it on the cartoons we showed yesterday. there's a gender confusion. i'll tell you what. i want to live in a society where men are men and men understand part of their job is to protect women and elderly in a situation like that. that young marine did that and the fact that our society and the city might punish him for that, i think there's going to be long-term ramifications to us, women. >> what you said is right. they want to, if we encourage them or train them or train them up to have that he protecter mentality. >> not just that, inclined to punish. >> inclined to punish. >> i've heard men say that, who might be culturally or instinct instinctually inclined to threat, they had the have to factor in am i threatening my life by going to jail if i stop someone from doing something horrific. >> the cascading effect,

everyone steps back. rachel: this is a parenting problem. i want to raise boys who are courageous and brave. i hope my boys would step in the and do the right thing. i hope we live in a country that won't punish them for doing that. >> that hope will lie in a new york jury. rachel: doesn't give me a lot of confidence and encouragement. >> they ride the subway. let's turn to a few additional headlines at 13 minutes after the top of the hour. colorado rockies pitcher is recovering after this terrifying moment. you can see the 92-mile-an-hour -- he hit it. it his his head in last night's game against the phillies. the team's manager said he is under observation. and he expects an update later this morning. he did walk off the field after getting hit. maybe a sweet mullet hairdo helped and i mean that

sincerely. incoming twitter ceo speaks out for the first time since being appointed to the position by elon musk. she tweeted i've long been inspired by your vision to he create a brighter future. i'm excited to help bring this vision to twitter and transform this business together. rachel: i wish she said more about censorship. it's very vague. >> musk says the new ceo's main focus will be on the business operations while he takes care of product design and new technology. she is expecting to the take over this summer many people are wondwonderinwondering does she e view of free speech as elon musk does. police week starts today. we celebrate supporting the men and women all morning long. we salute all the men and women of law enforcement today and every day as we sa every week is national police weeks on "fox &

friends weekend." it's been a delight to talk to them and hang out with them. >> i want to apologize to that ffemale officer. i think i said earlier we honor the men that serve the communities. it's obviously men and women as you see in that shot right there, . a live look from brownsville, texas as border towns are overwhelmed with illegal i'm. rimmigrants. rachel: matt fin is in el paso. >> as the sun comes up in downtown, these migrants who slept on the streets behind me are trying to figure out their next move here in the united states. more after this break. king's hawaiian sliders are ready. great, i invited a few more friends. ♪ hey pops - what's cookin'? ♪

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>> now you to the crisis at the southern border where a record number of illegals continue to flood into the u.s. after the end of title 42. matt fin still live with us in el paso with the latest. matt. >> reporter: hey, pete. well, for well over a year we've been broadcasting images and videos like the one you saw on the screen, showing large groups of migrants crossing into the united states and people sometimes ask, well, what happens to them after they get into the done country and behine

is o example. right now, as the sun has been coming up in downtown, the migrants are slowly waking up after sleeping here on the dirty pavement. we cannot independently confirm the status of all of these migrants. we did see some with court documents and paperwork but we're also told that some of these migrants may have crossed into the united states illegally. this is the overflow. inside there are 140 women and children as well and this morning two full days after title 42 expired on thursday, the biden administration is still finding to essentially quickly release as many migrants as possible under the proposed parole with conditions policy which would allow the federal government to he release migrants without a court date. the migrants would be required to make an appointment on their own. a federal judge blocked the use of that policy this week of. yesterday, he denied the biden administration's request to place a hold on his rulings. the judge questioned why the

biden administration is pushing to release so many migrants on parole after the department of homeland security secretary mayorkas claimed that only a small number of migrants would be paroled. the judge writing in part the arguments about the impact of it not being able to misuse parole under either policy as a processing tool for the surge of aliens arriving at the border are hard to square with the dhs secretary's recent comments that only a fraction of the people that we encounter would be paroled into the country. and taking a look at some of the figures, the headline yesterday from the washington post, quote, at the border a reset but no surge. even though u monday, tuesday ad wednesday each saw a record high 10,000 migrants plus each day before title 42 expired on thursday and here are the latest numbers from el paso this morning, it reports it has released 4,200 migrants into the streets in this city just this past week alone and that's the

highest number for any week so far this calendar year. back to you in new york. >> staggering. matt, thank you. well, democrats' response to the border surge wreaking havoc for one couple after a new york hotel canceled 30 rooms they had for their wedding guests to house illegals instead. the administration also facing backlash after stopping border wall construction here while spending millions of dollars to protect the borders of other countries. watch. >> the omnibus last year provides for $150 million for border security in jordan, a large amount a of taxpayer dollars. the purpose of this is to provide physical security, to keep people from illegally crossing into jordan, is that correct. >> it is to provide physical security to stop drug smugglers, to deal with the threat of

jordan's neighbor, syria, obviously the conflict there continues and it's a dangerous neighborhood. [laughter] >> just you can say the same thing about our relationship with cartels in mexico. monica y crowley served as assistant secretary under president trump she joins us now. if that official was asked the question about the southern border the answer would be entirely different and it's our country. >> well, this is what you get with america last, right? we had four years of america first under president trump and now under president biden we've got america last. it shows you where this administration's priorities are. as well as priorities of all of these sanctuary cities like the city that's canceling the private wedding to make room for migrants coming in. it shows their economic priorities but also their overall political priorities as well. this administration has no problem spending upwards of $200

billion to help enforce ukraine's border from an invasion from russia. okay. and now we've got this woman who is coming in to be ambassador to jordan who has no problem flagging $150 billion -- excuse me, $150 million to help enforce jordan's border. from what? from illegal immigration, possible drug and human trafficking and national security threats. right? well, what are we facing on our southern border, all of those things and more. so again, it's about prioritizing other countries' physical barriers, helping them enforce their borders and enforcing their sovereignty but when it comes to the united states and protecting our interests and our people, they want no part of that. >> monica, it's almost like they -- not only do they want no part of it, they want it to be over. they are leading the charge on the facilitation of as many people as possible coming into the country. >> that's it. everybody has to understand that this is a deliberate act on the

part of the biden administration, this is not incompetence. this is not some sort of bungling effort by secretary mayorkas. this is an intentional flooding of the united states of america. if they wanted to change course by now, they would have, just out of like sheer he desire for political survival for biden and his party. they have not done that. so that tells you exactly what their intentions are. it's about flooding the united states with illegal immigrants. it's about ultimately getting them on a track for full citizenship and voting, so that the democrats have a permanent p democrat voting majority, about flipping the demographics and fundamental transformation of the nation. >> that's why i suggest we hand them a ballot at the border, make it more efficient. >> we give them cell phones, pete, and just like automatic court dates and everything else, they don't have to show their face until 2 2027. >> it's great to see you.

i said how are you doing, you said i'm great, except for everything. >> except for the state of the country and the world i'm fine. i appreciate it. happy mother's day to my fantastic mom pat and to rachel who is on set and all the other super moms out there. happy mother's day. >> he we have a big surprise, speaking of rachel, for ray rachelthis mother's days. first, former russian prisoner brittney griner takes the court for the first time since her detainment. her total 180 on the national anthem as it plays before the game. sunday morning futures host maria bartiromo reacts to that coming up next. ♪ t a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces cravings until they're gone for good.

>> happy mother's day to all the moms across the country, including the moms of our fox and friends staff. this is associate producer

bayler and his p mother, mariss. check out this flashback photo of associate p producer kate and her mom, kristin. here is weekend executive producer rachel's mom, deborah, along with grand dog butter cup. [laughter] >> that's flap jack. >> she gets mad at me when i call her butter cup. that's flap jack of course. this is katie with her mom kalissa and maria bartiromo's mother, josephine, picked in these photos with her dog as well, dusty. and the reason that you are seeing maria bartiromo's mom because here is maria bartiromo. rachel: keep those pictures up. maria's mom lives with maria.

she's a great daughter. maria: i'm grateful to have my mom with me every day. i love you so much. >> she's already tearing up. rachel: i'm tearing up. maria: we walk and we cook and we do a lot together so i'm grateful. rachel: a good italian daughter. we need more of those in america. i love it. all right. we have a lot going on today. one of the -- i'm going to play this clip here of brittney griner as you know she was in a russian prison for a while. she got out and she's famous for not -- i guess for kneeling, not standing during the national an them. here she is. >> it's definitely different. for the olympics, you're sitting there, with gold around your neck and flags going up and anthems going, it's different. rachel: she says when she heard the national anthem after being released at the game here, she

said it hits different. it's still an ambivalent mess a an. message, what happens to america, i love you. maria: it's an interesting response. it's unfortunate we have to sometimes experience evil to understand the beauty and importance of a free america and why this country is so important and so unique and free and when you actually see the result of the lack of freedom and when you see the evil that exists elsewhere, you can understand why we stand for the national anthem and why we salute our troops and thank those incredible men and women who put their lives on the line to fight for our freedom and that's why we talk so much about the constitution and that's why we talk so much also about communist china and come china's plans to overtake the united states as number one super power

because i would guarantee sitting here if communist china is the number one super power in the world and overtakes america we will not have the freedom that we know today. and we will have a very different upbringing than all of us had growing up in free america. so thank you to our troops and thank you to our constitution and thank you, america. i love you. >> hear, hear. rachel: that's what she should have said, what you said. >> what do you have coming up today on sunday morning futures. maria: we have a big show. we are zeroing in on james comer's investigation of influence peddling by our commander in chief and interestingly i want to zero in on the people who are enabling this coverup. that includes the fbi, the 51 spies who lied, the media. you are all implicated on what appears to be if you believe the house oversight committee that this is a deep influence peddling operation that has been going on decades when joe biden was vice president. we're going to talk to james comer, we've got breaking news there.

we're also of course looking at the wide open border, florida fought back and stopped joe biden from allowing mass release of people into the population. so we'll talk with the ag of florida, the ag of texas to see how they're fighting back on biden's wide open d border. we have a interview with the former shah of iran's son, we are seeing things bubbling up had in iran. the united states is emboltenning our presence in the strait of harmus. we'll talk about that we're talking about what's ahead many we have a big show and breaking news coming up. >> you awesome. rachel: thank you. always a great show, sunday morning futures, with maria bartiromo. >> don't go anywhere. we teased this several times. we have a huge surprise for rachel on this mother's day. rachel: you are really teasing

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>> you know tim tebow from his career as a standout athlete and role model to millions of americans. what you may not know, tim confederacreditsmuch of his poso his mom who calls him a miracle

baby. he has come on to become a huge pro life advocate. tim and his mom join us with a special message for mother's day. good morning, tim. good morning, mrs. tebow. pam. if i may. happy mother's day to you this morning. glad to have you with us. start with you, tim. what are your thoughts here on mother's day? >> well, i just want to first say happen happy mother's day tg mom. also happy mother's day to all the moms out there. what a blessing. but also what an incredible opportunity make such an impact all over the world to sons and daughters and i'm just reminded of first corinthian13/7. one of the things that my mom did and still does is bearses bs things. she covered us with love, with

support, just would continue to cover us with prayer and i just think that's such an amazing thg that so many moms do all over the world. to this day, she bears so much for her children, all five of us, especially with my mom being oversea as a missionary and mom home schooling all five of us and having to bear me not being that good at school for a long time. i'm dyslexic and figuring it out. she was amazing to be able to bear so much of that and i know so many moms do and so i just want to say thank you to all the moms and thank you to my mom and i think we'll never know those ripple effects. my mom wrote a book called ripple effects. it's one of the biggest influences on my life because it is a book on influence, on the decisions we make that ripple effects for generation to ebb generation and i know that what my mom has done in our family is

going to have ripple effects for generations. >> as you know, this son would -- did you know that this son would become this man? >> of course not. >> probably -- >> we don't know -- >> this boy hopefully could read. [laughter] >> no. but i think that it's the biggest responsibility for a mom and a dad to believe in their children, to love them unconditionally, just the way that god loves us and my mom loved me like that and i learned from that, that it's so important that we love them. you know, whatever their issues are, we love them anyway and that gives them the courage and the confidence to keep on keeping on and despite some of those challenges, the world is full of challenges. we want to prepare our children for that by loving them, believing them, offering words of encouragement, every opportunity we get. >> i think one of the things to

add onthat, that mom did so well and also dad but especially mom was loving us even more after disappointment, even more after losses, even though she acts like she understood everything that was taking place in a game and she still doesn't but to put her arm around me and say you know give it to the lord because he can handle your frustrations and he can handle this and you can give it to him and it's okay and that wasn't just like in pop warner or t-ball, that was at the university of florida or with the broncos, also one reason why when i first got to the nfl our first christmas i gave mom that key because i just wanted had her to know that for the success i was blessed with she was a massive key to it. >> all a those failures add up to a huge victory. the relationship, obviously your

career but your mom herself, one huge victory. we appreciate you guys sharing that with us this morning. take her to brunch, tim, give her flowers, give her another key. >> we're on our way. >> happy mother's day, mrs. tebow. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> adam klotz is wishing his mom a very happy mother's day and here they are in -- is your mom with you out there? >> wouldn't that be a surprise. there's the picture. >> there's a picture of here. that would have been a real surprise. my mom is currently in breman, india be that. she is taping this. she is at church with her mother, my grandmother. happy mother's day to both of them, a personal forecast, currently mid-60s. it will be a nice day. the rest of the country, what about the rest of the mothers, temperatures in the middle 70s in the my l dole the country, -- middle of the country, 62 degrees on fox square. currently a lot of rain if the center of the country. severe storm threat, 2 out of a

scale of 5 including places like st. louis, stretching into western kentucky. we will be watching that for he potential severe weather this afternoon. those are your weather headlines. happy mother's day to all the mothers out there. now back inside to you. >> awesome stuff. personalized weather report. thanks, adam. still ahead on this mother's day, rachel's daughter aveda duffy. there she is. ♪ want a worry-free way to kill bugs? zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. they work continuously, so you don't have to.

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rachel:s this morning a new warning for snapchat useers as concerns grow over the app's my a.i. platform an the push to potentially steer young minds further left as our next guest discovered in response to the statement i'm pro life, my a.i. responded, quote, i'm pro choice. i believe in a person's right to make their own decision about their bodies. here with more is staff writer at the federalist and my daughter evita duffy. what happens if on snapchat a.i. you put in i'm pro life? >> let me go back for a second. i actually was just messing

around with my a.i. a little bit. i have snapchat and it's kind of fun because it's supposed to talk to you like it's your friend, right. that's the whole purpose of the whole make of it. and so i asked it all these questions, one was i'm pro life and it said well i disagree i'm pro choice and a few questions i asked it and i actually reached out to snapchat and i said why is your a.i. so partisan? and snapchat got back to me and wouldn't answer anything on the record but then said actually the answer to those questions are different now and rechecked and they altered the a.i. rachel: based on your reaching out. >> based on my specific questions and now -- if you still go back and ask it generic questions, is the covid vaccine effective, was the russian collusion hoax real, they'll say oh, that's a conspiracy theory. so their answers are still very partisan. but they did alter the specific ones that i reached out to for. rachel: what happens when you do january 6 sixth versus --

>> i asked what should be done about january 6th protesters. they said they should be brought to full justice, prosecuted, full extent of the law. i said what should be done to blm protesters, 95% of violent rioting in 2024 came from blm, the a.i. said that i want to remind you that the blm protests were overwhelmingly peaceful, didn't say anything. rachel: unbelievable. it had a totally different response snapchat is interesting to bring up. a lot of parents aren't on -- i don't have snapchat. but you do. young people are on snapchat but parents are. they don't know what if chats ts are like. >> people talk about tiktok, we're talking about twitter and facebook. but snapchat is so interesting. it's dominated by gen z, older generations aren't on it so they're not paying attention to it and thats has become a real problem. one of the questions that somebody asked the a.i. was i'm

questioning my gender, i'm a boy but i feel like a girl, what should you i do. the a.i. gave them advice on how -- on what to do, what kind of doctors they should go to, giving medical advice that probably is contrary to what their parents would want. rachel: you have an article, the name of the article on the federalist is? >> snapchat's a.i. is a dumpster fire. rachel: we did reach out to snapchat. the spokesperson told "fox & friends" my a.i. is a t chat bot built on chatgpt technology, it was designed to avoid bias and to not take a he position on politics. if snapchaters experience inappropriate or incorrect responses we encourage them to o report it using the in-app tool to improve the experience. you'll have to keep calling until they get it right. up next, the time has come for my big mother's day surprise.

i don't know what it is but it's something -- what? what? >> happy mother's day. >> my mother's afraid of flying. my mother's afraid of flying. she never comes to anything because she's -- oh, my god. mom. oh, -- how did you guys -- did you know this? >> everyone knew. rachel: oh, my -- >> motherly a advice coming up next. >> this is the biggest surprise. ♪t i wond pray with me real quik . in the name of the father and son, holy spirit. amen. lord jesus, come to us now. help us to surrender ourselves completely to you. help us to listen to your voice. even when we're distracted or tired, we pray this in the name of the father and of the son of the holy spirit. amen. thank you so much. i just want to encourage you that if you want to join me in more prayer, check out hallow it's the number one prayer app in the world.

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♪ ♪ fly me ott moon -- to the moon, met me swing among the stars. ♪ let me know what spring is like on jupiter and mars. ♪ in other words, hold my hand.

♪ in other words, baby, kiss me ♪ pete: joe piscopo. rachel: frank sinatra was not wrong about those pipes. amazing. will: just an awesome number. pete: a private performance for you and us. rachel: or for my mom. will: happy mother's day. [laughter] >> thank you. will: tell us about all the lies you had to tell? [laughter] rachel: he had to tell a lot of lies because i asked her to come because my sister was coming and all her kids were coming, and i said just come on out. but my mom's afraid of plying, so she went back to saying i have an air conditioner repairman coming to my house, i can't come, i can't come. pete: here she is.

>> my air conditioner was broken. [laughter] rachel: that is true. guys, it really -- i thought i wanted tim tebow as my mother's day prize concern can the. [laughter] but it was my mom. pete: what is your motherly advice on mother's day? >> just be strong. rachel: be strong. pete: well, you accomplished that, for sure. [laughter] will: rachel, how much of who you are is reflected right here? rachel: a lot. and as i get older, i see more of her in me, and the older i get i like that. when i was younger, i wasn't so sure. but i like it, and my mom has been through a lot. you know, my mom, he grew up this spain. there was, you know, communism and the spanish civil war. my mother and her family went through a lot, and i think that experience -- >> [inaudible] rachel: right after, i know. but the family went through a lot. and i think that -- understanding communism and its

impact has been very informative for me. and our faith. will: we appreciate your daughter, and by extension we very much appreciate you. thank you so much. pete: and your granddaughter. will: this is what you have to look forward to -- pete: someday you'll be back on to talk about that. happy mother's day to everybody out there. a delight to the share it with you. go church and then buy flowers for mom. will: happy mother's day, mom. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. ing thanks so much for joining me this morning. happy mother's day to all. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. today, covering up for joe biden. biden's cabinet, the fbi, the media and 51 former intelligence officials all implicated for covering up what house committee oversight members suggest to be a decades-long influence-peddling operation by joe biden and his family. >> the bank records show the bi