monetary policy, inflation, banking regulations and what comes next. join shannon bremen for "fox news sunday" this weekend. her guest texas senator ted cruz and rhode island senator jack reed. thanks for inviting us into your home this week and all this week. that's it for "special report" special, balanced and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" with guest host rachel campos-duffy joins us now. >> rachel: hey. bret. thanks a lot. great show. ♪ ♪ >> rachel: welcome to a special edition of "jesse watters primetime." i'm rachel campos-duffy. today the funeral for jordan neely. the homeless man who was killed earlier this month on a new york city subway. his death is a tragedy that could have been avoided if new york city had adequate mental health programs. but, instead, hills loved ones gathered this morning in harlem to mourn his death. and at the funeral, guess who delivered neely's eulogy?

it wasn't a family member or close friend. al sharpton. watch. >> put their arms around all of us, who keeps choking us to death? we will stand up and there will be no justice, there'll be no peace. >> i don't know but but i have a question. why is al sharpton giving the eulogy? did he personally know jordan neely prior to his death? of course not. but you see al sharpton is a race hustler. he is there to politicize this tragedy. why else was aoc at the funeral? sharpton wants to fire up the bales so they donate to groups like blm who could really use the money right now. but don't just take my word for it. listen to this. blm donations have dropped 90% since the summer of love. in 2020, the group raked in $90 million. a lot of which was spent on mansions for the blm leaders. but in 2022 they raised just

9.3 million. all the money has dried up. so it sounds like it a convenient time to manufacture another george floyd moment, doesn't it? and that's why al sharpton is there. doesn't matter if jordan neely was a danger to himself and everyone around him on that subway. it doesn't matter that the former marine, who killed him was acting to protect others. all that al sharpton and the media care about is that jordan neely was black and daniel penny was white. without any context at all they declare it as racism. >> this is a city where this has happened repeatedly and we think about violence against black people, we have unfortunately been at the pert epicenter whetr it's law enforcement or vigilante justice. >> if daniel penny was black and he choked out somebody on the platform, there would have been no question, no need for that man to be walking around. i mean, come on.

>> one of them is dead. a black man, black like me. too many black and brown families bear the brunt of system long overdue for reform. >> the left always wants to make everything about race without ever hearing the full story. america might run on dunkin' but democrats run on racial division and they did it again just this week. a six-month pregnant nurse who had just worked a 12-hour shift was trying to hop on a city bike she had just rented and ride home. and then this happened. >> help! help me! please help me. >> it's not your bike. >> please help me. >> it's not her bike. >> it's not your bike. >> please, help. please get off me. >> help! get off me. dude. >> why-what's wrong with you. do not touch his phone. >> i'm not touching you.

you are putting your stomach on my hand. >> help. >> dude. stop. no, no. she is just trying -- this is my bike. are you drunk? hey, hey, hey. i saw him. >> [bleep] [bleep] stop fake crying. [bleep] [bleep] >> your baby is going to come out [bleep] >> stop crying. >> at no time the video went viral and without any context at all people decided the pregnant woman was racist. look at these tweets. quote: a suspected white supremacist woman tried steal city bike from a black kid. ben crump a celebrity attorney came to notoriety during the deployed case made an outrageous statement on twitter before taking it down, quote: she grolsly tried to weaponize her tears to paint this man as a threat. this is exactly the type of behavior that has endangered so

many black men in the past. it got so bad that the hospital she worked for, imagine that, placed her on leave. saying in a statement, quote: we are aware of the video involving a healthcare provider off duty and away from the hospital campus. the incident in the video is disturbing. the provider is currently out on leave and will remain on leave pending a review. as a health system, we are committed to providing an environments for our patient and staff that is free from discrimination of any kind. again, all of this unfolded without any context at all and so what really happened? well, the facts are in. and it turns out the woman has the receipt to prove she was the one who purchased the bike. here's her lawyer on "america's newsroom." >> she got off a 12-hour shift at bellevue hospital. and she tried to go home. she went to a vacant bike where no one was touching, no one was on. she mounted the bike, she paid for the bike. she ended up actually pulling

back off the docking station, and then around that time these individuals were claiming that that was their bike. someone pushed the bike while she was on it back into the docking station so it locked again. these receipts show that she rented the bike. the serial numbers match, so there is no question that the bike that she is on in that video is a bike that she reserved. >> rachel: so, no, she didn't steal the bike from a black man. she was tired. she was six months pregnant and wanted to go home on the bike she paid for after a long shift. the left always jumps on these stories and racializes them. why? well, it comes back to what we said earlier. the racial division industrial complex is a big business. but, you need fresh content to keep it alive. so they wait for people like daniel penny and this white woman to make headlines and these are the hustlers who twist the narrative. they stoke racial division. they turn americans against each

other. they rake in the money and they drive people to the polls to vote democrat. congressman byron donalds is here now. congressman, i saw that video and a couple things struck me. first of all, as a woman, i noticed her screaming for help. help, help. and nobody really coming in and interfering and helping her. and the second thing is, it's pretty obvious. you don't need the receipts to know this woman is coming off of work. she is pregnant. why would she want to steal a bike? why did this get so off the rails? >> well, first, it's good to be with you this evening to be honest with you. i don't understand what is going on in this story. when i was growing up. we were taught first of all you don't even really argue with a woman you don't know. second darrylly you don't argue with a pregnant woman. like she is pregnant. what are you even doing getting into an argument with her. can you figure out the situation of the bike pretty quickly. but this is ridiculous on its face. i think it's more indicative of the climate we are in which a

lot of it is being driven by media, constantly trying to racialize everything and then the story that don't fit the narrative that they are trying to pursue, they just sweep under the rug like they don't even exist. you know, if you had a white kid trying to take a bike from a white woman, nobody would care. whatever the case might be, nobody would be thinking about it. it's not about the actual story. it's about trying to continue to push the narrative because the narrative is who sells, the narrative is what gets clicks. the narrow stiviano what keeps people looking, and unfortunate that our media has been so frankly disgusted in covering these stories that all they are trying to do is continuously seeking to divide us opposed to bringing us news to the. >> congressman, it's not just a media story a political story. you see the fbi going out and looking for white supremacist and catholic churches and among

pro-lifers clearly a political angle that the democrats benefit from. also called karen. i have to tell you i'm so sick of that term, congressman. there is no way that that term is obviously used to demean white women the reverse of that would be pejorative term for black women would not be tolerated. >> no, i agree. that's exactly what those terms are used for. but i also agree with what you are talking about. look, the democrats use race to help them in elections. let's be 100 percent. they use the fear and anger of something in our country that was disgusting. you know, black people being discriminated against in america slavery, jim crow, et cetera has all been terrible what they are doing now is they are weaponizing that history. they're weaponizing that deep seeded anger for political gain today. and that's what is dividing our country and we have got to get past this. look, we got people in our country, whether you are black, white, hispanic,s number one thing we want is we want our

kids to thrive and be successful. earn money in our careers. start a business and just live life in harmony and peace. when you have a political party who tries to look at everything through the vein of race, and when these stories pop up, they start showing up that's the that stuff is actually dividing our country more than anything else. >> i think that love makes the world go around. i look at you and me we are both in interracial marriages. back in the 150s, 4% of americans thought interracial marriage was okay. today # 8% 13 to 80-year-olds say it's okay. they want to take us backwards, don't they? >> no. i agree. look, let me say it this way. i'm in an interracial marriage. interracial marriages are cool to be frank unless you are dealing with a black republican. because if you are a black republican then being interracial marriage ain't cool. that's the fact. i was there any democrat or pundit to debate me on that.

we have got to get past this stuff. we can't be using race to weaponize our politics and media. >> it's disgusting and it's got to stop. >> rachel: i hope that this nurse, sues the pants off of her employers. i hope she gets permanent maternity leave. that's the only way people are going to learn, especially these employers who jumped on her and were as bad as everybody else online without getting the full story. congressman, always great to have you on. >> any time. thank you. >> rachel: of course. coming up, one school counselor is fired for taking a stand against gender insanity. she joins us next. ♪ to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine.

- i'm fernando, i live outside of boston. i've been with consumer cellular for five years. consumer cellular gives you all the same features that these big companies give you. what you get for the cost is remarkable. why would you pay more money?! - [announcer] why would you pay more when you can get unlimited talk & text with a flexible data plan starting at just $20 a month. - i think they should raise their prices! (laughs) - [announcer] sorry fernando! our prices are staying low. so switch today and save! call or go online.

we're carvana we created a brand new way for you to sell your car go to carvana answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds we'll come to you pay you on the spot then pick up your car that's it at carvana we know patients are more than their disease. that's why, at novo nordisk, we've spent a hundred years developing treatments to help unlock humanity's full potential. these are the greats: people living with, thriving with — not held back by — disease. they motivate us to fight diabetes and obesity, rare diseases and cardiovascular conditions, for generations to come.

so, everyone can meet their moment. because your disease doesn't define you. so, what will? novo nordisk. driving change.

>> the left is living in alternative reality and they think our children are their

children. >> there's no such thing as someone else's child. no such thing as someone else's child. our nation's children are all our children. >> when you see our kids and i truly believe that they're our children, they are the children of our country. >> these are kids. these are our kids. they belong do all of us. >> rachel: they won't stop until they make what's ours theirs. just look at what is happening in central indiana high school where the school had no problem with keeping parents in the dark about their children's gender disfor i can't. the school called it a gender support plan. there is nothing supportive about secretly encouraging confused, innocent children to transition genders and use cross sex pronouns without telling their parents. and that's exactly what pependletonheights high school. according to a former counselor at the school, staff was not required to tell parents if their precious children were

transitioning or using cross-sex pronouns. and can you imagine the parents' reaction when they found out. >> imagine my surprise and quite honestly my anger that the school would think that this would be a decision for them to make. we as parents are responsible for the mind, body and spiritual stability of our children. there is no way that that should be taken from us as parents. every single person here has lied to us parents. who have children that we trust you with. i send my kid in there i don't know what the [bleep] you are doing. i'm not in there. i trusted you. my trust is at zero. and that's half the parents in this community. you should be ashamed. >> rachel: those are the thoughts of every loving parent. in fact, this latina mom thinks they are being pretty calm compared to what i would do. we only know all of this because of that brave guidance counselor kathy mcchord who spoke out and leaked this story to the public.

and she is alleging she was fired for speaking out. we reached out to south madison indiana school board and we haven't heard back. buff now kathy mcchord is suing them and she joins us now along with her attorney wagner. great to have you both on the show. kathy, i'm going to start with you. why did you decide to leak this. >> well, actually, when everything started with this new plan in the fall of '21, i was very much against it from the beginning because i just feel like schools and parents need to work together for the betterment of the kid but i went along with it in the beginning. and then in the next year a reporter approached me, who had talked to some parents who found out about it and asked if i would be willing to sit down with him to confirm the things he had found out about this plan. and so i did that. i answered his questions honestly which he pretty much knew everything about it at that point anyway in the next few weeks i was fired.

>> rachel: the school says she was fired because she gave misleading statements. she doctored the documents. >> my producers looked at that document from december and said it's exactly what she said. it's exactly the same document she didn't doctor anything. >> that's exactly right. she got it exactly right. kathy gave truthful answers when the reporter approached her about gender support policy and the school board had never approached the community with. no one in the community had been told about this poehler before it was enacted and they hadn't been given an opportunity to voice their concerns about it. we heard in the video from the school board meeting after they found out about it. >> rachel: you know, kathy, if the school was proud of this policy, they would be shouting it out loud. obviously, they are trying to keep this from the parents. what has been the reaction that you have gotten in your community from the parents? >> oh, the reaction was overwhelmingly supportive. i have just been so humbled by it. they bought t-shirts that said

keep kathy. they put signs in their yards and pulled out everything they could to try to convince the school board that this policy was not right and that they were in the dark about it. all did i was share that information with them. >> rachel: kathy, how long have you been a teacher a guidance counselor, an educator? >> 25 years as a counselor and 37 years in education. >> rachel: how does it make you feel? i mean, you have been for a long time. i mean, when you first started, did you ever think that a school would be doing something like this transitioning kids in secret without talking to kids? how far have we come? >> oh my goodness. absolutely not. i would have never thought that. and, you know, the thing that goes back to even back years ago, the kids are going to do the best when their parents and the schoolwork together. and with all the problems that kids are going through now, that's ever more important than it probably ever has been. >> rachel: yeah. well our country needs more teachers like you, kathy. kathy vincent, thank you.

>> thank you for having us. >> rachel: of course. well, it disint doesn't stop there, the left wants to turn our children into their gender guinea pigs. look at what they are already doing with your tax dollars in an experiment at that time boston's children's hospital. the university of california and leury children's hospital in chicago which disappoints me because that's where my daughter had her heart surgery. fauci's nih pumped 315 confused teenagers who think they're transgender or nonbinary with gender affirming hormones. instead of studying the damage that masks did to our kids, psychologically, socially, even efficacy of it, the nih pushed the left's radical gender ideology. and what happened? well, 11 of those teenagers experienced suicidal thoughts and tragically two of them committed suicide. tudor dixon is a former michigan gubernatorial candidate and the

mother of four. tudor, i mean, there wasn't even a control group in this study. how the heck do they call this a study? >> i think that's the important thing to remember. these are researchers and while they may be medical researchers, they are doing this because they want to see what the next steps are in science. this is an experiment. our kids are not lab rats. it is not the time for us to be pumping them with these drugs when we don't know how it's going to effect them psychologically. we don't know how it's going to effect them physically. you hear out of these studies there could be cardiovascular issues. bone density issues, sterttle. think about this, you are making a decision for children as young as 12 that they will never have their own children. and they are manipulating parents by saying the alternative is suicide and, yet, you've got two kids that committed suicide within this 315 person study. and 11 who considered suicide. so, how are we possibly

justifying using our kids as lab rats and how are we not having doctors across the country stand up and say stop! this is outrageous. we have never done this before. and we are not going to do it now. >> rachel: yeah. it's all taxpayer funded which is all the mors going. again, another indication of how egregious this study is and how they probably know they have done something wrong is that it's taking congressman, republican congressman and their actions to get them to, one, admit or divulge the ages of the children that committed suicide. and they won't tell us, yet, if they informed the other members of the study, the other children in the study that other children had died or had suicidal thoughts. again, it's requiring congressional action to get this very basic information that should be totally transparent. >> but what is the incentive for this? that's what you have to say. why would you allow this to happen and why would these hospitals allow this to happen? i got to say it seems as though

it's money. these are very lucrative medications and surgeries. if you can open an entire gender clinic and get a lot more now they are saying they are going to reduce it down to 8 years old. 8 years old you can start transitioning the child. think about the amount of money 8 to 18 years old. this has got to be what these hospitals are looking for. remember, during covid, when they shut down hospitals they said we are shutting down elective surgeries and the hospitals were totally freaked out because they said that's where we get all our money. those elective surgeries were things like knee replacements, we aren't talking plastic surgery. this would be a lot of elective surgeries that would be very lucrative for hospitals and research study centers. we certainly don't want our kids to be used in that way. >> rachel: yeah, they are going to turn these kids into lifelong patients. it's shameful that the nih was involved in this and shameful very good hospitals with great reputations would involve

themselves. i have to wonder what's with these parents? >> you know, i really do think this is manipulating a lot of these parents as well. if you have somebody come to you, you live in this world and a lot of these places where everybody is very, very liberal and wanting to be inclusive of this, it can be very manipulative to have a doctor come to you and say the way you save your child from suicide is to do this. you are either going to have a dead daughter or a healthy son. parents are manipulated into that. and i think we have been pushing people along this line. i know that that sounds crazy as a mom myself. i can't imagine that happening. but i just think that this is a very tricky way of talking to parents when they are very concerned about their child's survival and life. and it is not okay for a medical professional who has agreed to do no harm to convince a parent to cut off healthy body parts or inject their child with medication that will cause sterttle and physical problems. >> rachel: well, now, tudor,

sadly two parents do have dead children thanks to this study. >> exactly. >> rachel: thanks for joining us tonight. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> rachel: the republican primary is about to get a lot more crowded. buff the big question is will trump debate? ♪ , ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah.

a third kid. what if she likes playing golf? it's expensive. we're outlawing golf. wait. can i still play? since we work with emower, we don't have to worry about planning for a third kid. you can still play golf... sometimes. take control of your financial future to empower what's next. out here, you're a landowner, a gardener, a landscaper and a hunter. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment.

♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now, and book your free hearing evaluation.

>> rachel: the 2024 race is on and the g.o.p. candidates are lining up at the starting gate. tim scott reported his presidential run and it's likely that chris christie will announce his candidacy next week. joining a growing list of contenders across iowa and illinois like nikki haley, asa hutchinson, vivek ramaswamy, even governor drunk seems to have something brewing. today he released what looks to us a campaign ad. is this foreshadowing a future

announcement? well, it certainly looks like it. and then of course there is the media has already thrown his hat into the ring as he graces the cover of "time" magazine. but hits fight with disney taking a turn. the house of mouse announced they are canceling their $1 billion expansion in florida costing the state thousands of jobs and millions in tax revenue. social conservatives would say that this is a price worth paying for, to protect the innocence of children in public schools. but desantis' fellow g.o.p. candidates are dunking on desantis. >> i just don't believe it's in the interest of the people of any state for a government to essentially go after a business that though disagreed with.

i'm not surprised to see disney canceling a billion dollars contract that's only going to harm people in the florida and orlando area. both sides ought to stand down. take the victory for parents rights in the legislature and move on. >> rachel: it wasn't just pence as donald trump is also going after desantis over disney trump running away with the early poll in the g.o.p. primary. he thinks attacking desantis could his lead. desantis is being destroyed by disney. this is all so unnecessary. a political stunt. so, is this disney showdown a preview of what we can expect in the debates this fall? the stage is starting to take shape and sparks are set to fly. will desantis and donald dominate the discussion or can haley or vivek have a chance at stealing the spotlight or will trump even show up to the first debate? no doubt his supporters want more moments like this. >> this a tough business to run for president. >> i know you are a tough guy,

jeb. >> we need to have a leader that. >> you are real tough. >> you will never get by insulting your way presidency. >> i'm at 42 and you are at 3. so far i'm doing better. >> it doesn't matter. >> you started over here, jeb. you are moving over further and further. pretty soon off the end. >> rachel: race for the white house is on. can anyone catch the top dog donald trump. fox news contributor tammy bruce joins me now. first, tammy, there is a lot of people -- >> i love it. >> rachel: we were going to do only rosie o'donnell. trump saying maybe he doesn't want to debate. obviously is he good at it. why wouldn't he? >> that would be a mistake if i were advising him which i'm not. i would advise him to be out there. normally in politics you don't debate when you are ahead and you are the incumbent. you don't want to do any

unforced errors. the fact is this is not 2016. >> this is a different time. donald trump is known, and he thrived. how many 16 other candidates and that was an opportunity but also for the republican party that is the talent bench. the individuals you talked about tonight more coming up tim scott to nikki haley it. really shows the country what the republican party is made of. and these people should be the catalyst of whoever does become the president. this is the team for the country. of course you go. of course you talk to them because it will help them. therens nothing wrong with that. but if you can be the president of the united states, participating in those debates is like dessert. there is no problem at all. you should enjoy it. i think it would be very exciting. >> rachel: chance for the party to showcase itself and donald performs well. i agree with you on that. let's talk about post durham

report. one of my concerns and how it effects this race. i believe there is going to be zero accountability. and nobody is going to have their pensions removed. nobody is going to go to jail. this was essentially a a coop. is electing donald trump the only way that conservatives can get revenge or justice for that. >> it's interesting you say that because what crossed my mind this is really the major issue about the establishment not just because of trump. he was practice which means the next president who would be a republican will face the same dynamic. the trump too many would be prepared. i don't think there is a way to truly know what this experience

would be like. ron desantis does not know yet. that's another reason why everybody needs announce. everybody needs to start running because that's where they find out about themselves and we find out about them there is a different kind of pressure. so great about the debates. everyone must appear and you find out whether or not if you can't deal with donald trump, then you can't run the country. it's that simple. >> rachel: i think it might be the only way to send a message that never again will we -- >> if we don't. >> they will think they can get away with it. absolutely. one of the things heard from conservatives they are very concerned about jared kushner's involvement in donald trump's administration and the last administration. does he need to signal that he is only going to have america first type of people advising him? >> those abraham accords were just awful. >> rachel: i agree. no one is saying the abraham accords. you get what i'm saying. >> exactly. i want to remind people about his involvement. we don't know the details of that specifically it was

successful administration despite everything. and jared and ivanka were part of that. but i think any kind of tweaking is really going to be about, you know that, they want to have more control or they want to change something as everyone who is running should be themselves trump and everyone else should be themselves. that's the key. there should be no adjustments it whatever anybody wants who is running. >> rachel: really quick on disney is that a smart thing for trump to go after and other candidates to go after or is that an issue that parents love? >> disney in a way was like florida's establishment smaller state dynamic of what trump was doing. you must be able to go against the behemoths that want the certain kind of status quo. you must do that but you also, in the process, must be able to convey to your constituents why you are doing it. what the differences are. i'm not so sure disney wouldn't

have made that change anyway because of the economy, the stock price, what happened future looks like when it comes to inflation. >> rachel: you think they are hanging it on desantis. >> great stuff. very exciting for what is coming up. >> rachel: it's going to be fun, no doubt. up next, new moms beware the baby formula industry is trying to scare you into submission. ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. can you picture it? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe.

get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. who knows what you can do when you du more with less asthma. ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. realtor.com (in a whisper) if we use kevin's college fund, we can afford this house. the house whisperer! this house says use realtor.com

to find options within your budget. good luck young man. realtor.com to each their home.

>> rachel: remember earlier this week when jesse got his hand stuck in the cookie jar? >> so, we had a gift come in the mail and they were cookies and i thought this is great. i'm going to eat some of the cookies. no one said what the cookies were. i start scarfing down two cookies and then read the box. they were lactation cookies. >> rachel: and they're delicious. so i have a confession to make. i'm the one, rachel campos-duffy, who sent the cookies. it's not my fault jesse should have known better.

besides, i was only trying to look after his wife emma. i send these cookies to all of the new mommas i know. i love moms and i have a heart for new moms. i also sent emma the cookies because i'm a big proponent for breastfeeding. i did it for all my nine children it's what the nature intended. breast fed children perform better on intelligence tests and less likely to be obese or diabetic later in life. not just babies who benefit from the connection. research shows that moms who breastfeed lower their own risk of pre and post-menopausal breast cancer. so it seems like a no baron that a new mom who can breastfeed probably should breastfeed. but big formula has other plans. baby formula has become a $55 billion industry. and it's reportedly built on the back of deceptive practices. the science journal's lancet just released a report claiming that big formula is exploiting

young moms into buying their product. according to the analysis, companies are making misleading claims about their formula with little scientific backing saying things like this. look for enfamil the only leading brand that has expert recommended amount of omega. and brain building which is present in all breast milk. >> nutrition inspired by breast milk. gerber good start gentle delivers the nutrients your little one needs including dla and r support development. >> total care first and only infant formula. nourishing prebiotics most component of breast milk. >> rachel: big formula doesn't make any money off of breastfeeding now funding bogus studies. how do we get ourself out of this mess? let's ask dr. nicole saphier who is a fox news medical contributor andally means the

co-founder of true med and whistleblower. iated to have you both. i will start with you, nicole. i have always known the benefits of breathe feeding for my babies but it wasn't until i became friends with you that i understood or learned about the benefits for me whether it comes to breast cancer. >> well, that's right, rachel. and just like you, i breastfeed all three of my children. but the science when it comes to breast feeding is absolutely clear and evidence based. it is very good for the baby. you touched on some of it. decreases the risk of childhood infections, sudden death syndrome. obesity and by diabetes and. lowers the risk of breast cancer, ovarian cancer and cardiovascular disease. the longer the mother breast feeds the lower chance of post partum depression. it increases the bonding between a mother and a child. now, we have to remember, rachel, not every woman is able to feed. when we are criticizing this big

formula industry we have to make sure that people understand that doesn't mean that we are criticizing people who are choosing not to breastfeed. in fact, i don't think it's their fault for the most part. i think there are a lot of compounding factors, big food industry taking advantage of vulnerable insecure new moms. we all feel that insecurity early on. you also have the hospital that are trying to check their boxes, making sure that the baby is gaining weight before the baby leaves. at the end of the day we need to be funneling a lot more attention and support to these new moms because breast is certainly best for those that are able to breastfeed. >> rachel: it's not easy onto breastfeed at first it takes time and support and you just throw them formula or pushing them into thinking of course people are going to take an easier route. kelly, talk about the influence of big food on this. >> take a step back and state the obvious. a mother producing consciousness of her body and miraculously creating the substance that new life needs miraculous act new

life. we will never understand the complexity of this act. very strategic that we try to get kids immediately on to a processed food conveyor belt by obfuscating. let me read the ingredients of a leading formula. corn syrup, corn soil oil. obfuscating whether these ingredients are akin or better, potentially than what the mother produces. it's really the start of the treadmill. now we have michelle obama telling 4 years that sugar water is healthy. the nih telling 10-year-olds lucky charms are healthier than beef. we would expect the american academy of to be standing up get back to basics. follow the science and have awe for the miraculousness of natural processes if you go to the national peed at trickle website and top to the don't list the top donor is abbott the number one maker of formula. this is unfortunately completely bought off and we are

obfuscating the fact that we just have to get back to basics and as with the point was made, support mothers, whatever they choose. we need to have awe and support mothers. >> support breastfeeding mothers and all mothers. breastfeeding awareness month do. a better job of explaining that it has that kind of preventative benefits for moms as well. both of you, thanks for talking about this. it's one of my favorite topics. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> rachel: you got it. up next, what's going on over at calvin cline?

your wyndham is waiting... because after crushing yesterday's meeting... ...you deserve a little me time. with 24 trusted brands by wyndham to choose from, your wyndham is waiting. get the lowest price at wyndhamhotels.com lila: before i was diagnosed, there was nothing really to worry about. and then when i was diagnosed, there was just such a big weight put on my shoulders. every night, i felt like maybe i won't wake up tomorrow. but there's no way that this is going to win. i'm winning. announcer: st jude children's research hospital works day after day to find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases.

beth stewart: there are treatments that were invented within the walls of this hospital that have continued to improve the cure rates for pediatric cancer, and st. jude's not going to stop until every single kid gets that chance to walk out of the doors of this hospital cancer free. lila: if it weren't for st. jude, i wouldn't be sitting here today. peter: this place has really shown us the strength of what can happen when so many people work together as one. people want to be a part of the cure. announcer: thanks to generous donors like you, families never receive a bill from st. jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food so they can focus on helping their child live. for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the life-saving research and treatment these kids need. join with your debit or credit card right now and we'll send you this st. jude t-shirt that you can proudly wear to show your support. christen: i think it's the most worthwhile place

to put your money when it comes to childhood cancer. lachaka: because it takes a heart for somebody to say that i'm willing to give to st. jude so that they can help save more lives. that's huge. damon: our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage. that's the priority that we put on giving to st. jude. announcer: please call or go online right now. become a partner in hope today.

- this is our premium platinum coverage map and this is consumer cellular's map. see the difference? - no... i don't see the difference, do you? - well, that one's purple. - exactly! that's our premium. - what does that mean? - i think it means it costs more. - for the same coverage? - that's what makes it premium! - that doesn't make sense, does it? - no... but it is premium! - i'd just go with consumer cellular. - thank you! - (whispering) they're the same. - [announcer] get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carrier. starting at $20. consumer cellular. >> answer friday, let's talk

about some headlines with my friend joe. joe is a message for the, joy

love having you on. first up, prince harry meghan markle and demanding the paparazzi handover photos from their alleged near catastrophic car accident which the photo agency responded, " in america, as i'm sure you know property belongs to the owner of it. third parties cannot just demand it be given to them as perhaps kings can do. we stand by our founding fathers. joe? >> which had a microphone right now rachel. i would drop it on this task. that's exactly right. you must handle silver. actually, we don't. as our property and you don't get to have it. were not seeing much evidence as far as this catastrophic event that happened. in fact, we are seeing now security for meghan markle and harry, they are the ones that are out of control driving on the wrong side of the road. lee sets allegation. you would think somebody with a phone and a camera but i filmed all these things happening to prove their point. we haven't seen it yet, having

rachel? >> now we have it. that agency is right. we fought a revolution for this. i'm calling meghan markle at her new title for me as the duchess of smollette. what you think? >> well done. jeffrey smollette, of course. he got a copyright that now my friend. >> i know. i gotta get credit to my sister. lastly, let's talk about what happened to calvin klein joe. they went from having the hunky mark wahlberg model there close to the sky. so joe, are you buying that team top? >> wow. rex put that picture back out. >> please deal. as a former calvin klein model myself rachel, my calendar send a great. mark mark and i feels this is crap chapstick and demanding on the other. call it calvin decline at this

point. ucla study shows 0.5 percent of all us adults identify as transgender. we see companies like bud light, kevin kline, edina's attempt to cater to this extremely small population portion of the population. here's an idea, instead of showing it really, really woke as a company, just make a quality product. treat your employees with respect. treat your customers well and if you want to give back to the community through charity if profits are good, excellent idea. stay away from the self.it never ends well. >> you say treat your customers well. i'd say looking up a mark is much more like treating your customers well. he looks amazing there. >> there, if you look at him now. i think he's making 50 at this point. the guy doesn't miss a day at the gym. he basically looks the same. i don't know. i could talk about mark wahlberg's body all day like he unhappily married. good job and again, it's nice

to have a sixpack. i miss those days that's for sure rachel appeared. >> joe, always great to have you on. you get to the sixpacks. >> all right.i'm going to the gym now. thanks rachel. >> that's all for tonight. you can watch me on fox and friends this whole weekend and on from that kitchen table podcast with my husband sean duffy. how the mess at the border is not a race issue but a class issue.china, south american takeover. will kane is up next. will? >> hello and welcome to fox news tonight i'm will kane. driving racial division has now become a major feature of american media. especially after the 2020 blm riots. as ãpointed out, the media takes low-level artemis between people and it creates national stories by amplifying the characters raise. seemingly all to chin