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performing build a boat, live on fox square. we're going to check in with him a little later this hour, we'll have more colton for you. >> we miss our faith and friends sear rise. rick: this is our way to bring it back. >> he's out on fox square and if you missed it about 90 minutes ago, we were too, making it look good and will took the lead. rick, we were on tandem bikes and a i don't think it's possible to look cool on a tandem bike. >> i was going to say, i could see you guys as i was riding with rick and i have always known you guys were bffs but it never looked more like bffs than you guys -- [laughter] >> two dudes on a tandem bike. >> it was super cute. >> luckily, we didn't have helmets on. >> we were scolded heavily. >> if you put your helmets on you would look like -- remember when barack obama was riding. >> did he do a tandem bike?

>> no, he did mom jeans and a helmet on a bike. >> we were halfway there. >> yeah. a little cooler. a little cooler, pete. no mom jeans for you. >> we're glad you're with us on the fourth and final hour on "fox & friends." we start with the latest on the case between jordan neely and daniel penny. daniel penny has finally spoken out. he spoke to the new york post to begin to tell his side of the story. he's saying it's nothing to do about race. he said the following inside. he said this had nothing to do with race. i judge a person based on their character, i'm not a white supremacist. it's a little come call. everybody who -- comical. i love all people, love all cultures. you can tell my by past, my adventures around the world. is was planning a road trip through africa before this happened. daniel penny beginning to put this into context what it was really about that day on the subway. >> what's really interesting about that quote for me is that

people have to be put on trial to go i promise, i'm not racist, i love all cultures many i presume everyone is not racist until they prove otherwise. the number of racist people in the country if we're honest, this is a people with -- i saw a poll of 98% of 18 to 30-year-olds believe in interracial marriage, it was 4% back in the '50s. this is a culture that is totally diverse, totally integrated, and that's the outlier and so it was interesting that he has to say that. i actually was planning a trip to africa. >> i'm not a white supremacist. >> right. >> it's the whole idea of where do i go to get my reputation back. >> thank you. >> this is the beginning of that for him, speaking out probably i would guess out of he respect for jordan neely, not speaking out before the funeral. the funeral happened. he's giving a little of his side of the story. will brought it up when this incident was first reported, the

subway's a precarious place. you're going the view it differently based on whether you ride it frequently and have seen bizarre he behavior or it's your first time and daniel penny spoke out on that, he said this to the new york post about being on that specific subway train. he said this was different. this time was much different. i can tell you that the threats, the menacing, the terror jordan neely introduced to the train has been well documented. i don't think it's going to be consistent trough verlted. -- couldn't verted. controverted. witnesses are uniform in the recollection of events. it's deeply tragic what happened. hopefully we can change the system that desperately failed us. you can take that last sentence in any number of ways, failed jordan neely, failed the other people on the subway car, failed him in charging him with this.

what happened, what the witnesses say, beyond skin color of the people involved and the short video clip is what will determine ultimately justice. >> i like rachel how you begin to position this in terms of everyone is immediately put on the defense of defending themselves, their actions, their character. i go through the world not resuming everybody i interact with is racist. i wait for evidence that someone might be racist. what more -- you know, daniel penny is defending his actions on the train that day. that's by virtue of alvin bragg having charged him with second degree man manslaughter l. it puts society on defense regarding stepping up in moments of crisis. we need people of virtue and character to go on offense. what i mean by that is the instinct to help others in moments of need and sometimes that need is the defense against violence. we talked about this in terms of manhood. that is an instinct of

masculinity to be a protecter. that is being attacked. josh howly wrote a -- josh hawley wrote a book about this. he says this is a good example many an extremely confusing signal that the culture and the media and left are sending young men. you got a guy who puts himself in danger to try to help other people. you have a subway passenger saying he saved my life. he put himself in danger. that's automatically condemned before we even know all of the facts. >> a t that's right. this culture says masculinity is toxic. i'm so glad that josh hawley as a senator -- we talk about masculinity, the three of us. we thinks we need more brave men to take care of their families and victims, potential victims in a subway car when the police are not there to do it but i think the idea of masculinity for young men is something that josh hawley as a senator should

take on. people say take on policy and you attacks. this is foundational to who we are. what kind of society do we want to live in do we want to raise our boys to be brave and courageous. this man, jordan neely, punched a 64-year-old woman in the face. he's been arrested 42 times. what kind of country do we want to live in, how do we want to raise our boys? >> it would have been easy for daniel penny to look the other way, walk to another subway car, step out. he decided to step up. there were a couple banners saying the amount of money he raised in his legal fund, $2.7 million. i think that dollar amount, rachel, is reflective of americans across the country saying we do want brave men. >> yeah. >> we do want masculinity. we recognize the value of a marine vet in the situation. he was an infantry man. you meet people of all backgrounds, racial,

socioeconomic backgrounds, it's all about the same color you wear, green and the same color you bleed, red. not what the color of your skinnies. that is the default for someone coming out of -- >> i'm afraid if this doesn't go well in the trial, the message we're going to send is we want more basement boys, more pajama boys, boys who pick up a phone and record the crazy guy. >> or boys that ride tandem bikes. >> or the bathing suits from adidas. i don't know. we need to think about this as a culture. >> president joe biden now aboard air force one, heading home after the g-7 summit. >> he will face the looming debt crisis calling the republican plan unacceptable. >> peter doesy g -- pet p petey got a question in this morning. >> reporter: we'll play that in a second. the big point of coming to the g-7 in japan was to figure out

how the world's largest economies can compete with china and avoid some sort of conflict and we found out from president biden that the reason -- and this has been speculated about. we had not heard him explain. that the reason things are so cool between he and china's xi is because of that spy craft but he is describing the spy craft from february in a -- with an adjective that we have not heard before. >> we should have an open hot line. at the bali conference that's what president xi and i agreed with we're going to do and meet on and then the silly balloon that was carrying two freight cars worth of spying equipment was flying over the united states and it got shot down and everything changed. in terms of talking to one another. i think you're going to see that begin to thaw very shortly. >> reporter: notable he called it silly now, considering that in february he ordered a fighter

jet to shoot it down over the atlantic ocean off the coast of south carolina. as for the other big topic of discussion at this very rare press conference, in japan, the debt ceiling talks. president biden is talking about republican ideas as being extreme and unacceptable. he says there will be no bipartisan agreement as we inch closer to a default unless republicans decide to give some ground and president biden also said i have done my part. so i asked him about that. >> mr. president, on the debt limit you said already i've done my part. do you think that if there's a breach, nobody is going to blame you? >> on the merits, based on what i've offered, i would be blameless. on the politics of it, no one will be blameless. by the way, that's one of the things that some are contemplating. >> reporter: the debt talks back in washington, d.c. were happening over the last couple days while it's been nighttime

here in japan. president biden is about to have aboard air force one a phone call with speaker mccarthy. it sounds like while he's been here, he was getting updated in the morning japan time from his team back in washington as opposed to being engaged in real-time and that's based on what officials have been telling us during this trip. back to you. >> thank you, peter. i have a feeling that silly balloon is going to come back during this campaign when we're dealing with a spy craft that went all the way over our country before it was actually ordered to be shot down, so -- all right. well, let's turn to your headlines starting with a fox news alert. the search for a gunman who shot and killed a security guard at a dallas mall is underway. police say the security guard saw the suspect breaking into a car and tried to intervene before getting shot. witnesses expressing horror over

the killing which took place in an area typically considered safe. a georgia democrat is calling out her party for o opposing school choice. >> a democrat at the capitol took a hard position and demanded every democrat vote against children and for the teachers union. i voted yes for parents and yes for children. not failing schools. we'll send a million dollars to the border for i'm p grant immit services but black communities, not even a shoutout. >> that georgia state representative says her democrat colleagues are giving away $1,000 checks to anyone who runs against her because she sided with republicans on school of choice. congress is still not quite sure how to regulate artificial intelligence even as it moves further into our personal lives. >> the thing about pat is the more time she spends with you

the more she learns. before long she is going to know more about you than you know yourself. >> that's kind of creepy, isn't it? it's like big brother is watching you only big brother turns out to be your house. >> congress has been hearing from the creators of a.i. programs that there needs to be more regulation on products. the hearing last week reportedly covered whether an oversight committee should be created and who would serve on it. and those are your headlines. >> they should have a team of experts ready to regulate a.i.. >> cay m kamala is in charge ofu heard, right. >> all the best. >> a couple venn diagrams ought to figure it out. >> all morning long we've had a voter panel, asking about political opinions and how they see the race heading into 2024. let's check in with a moment. let's start with this on artificial intelligence. dr. downy, is this something you're concerned about? as you look forward the next couple years, some told me five years from now our life will be

drastically different thanks to a.i. are you concerned? >> very concerned. definitely needs to be regulated. very concerned about the fakes and fake video and fake this and fake that and in terms of medical information, my patients are coming if saying when i looked at chatgpt it said this. i'm like chat bot gpt didn't go to medical school. i did. yes, i'm very concerned, needs to be regulated. >> across the rest of the panel, is a.i. something you think about? is it top of mind? does it make your top five list of concerns. patrick, i see you nodding. >> absolutely. it takes away jobs, you affects our day-to-day lives and used by some to form pu public opinion d it's something we need to closely look at. not always for more regulation but we definitely need to be concerned over a.i. >> i think you were a former firefighter, sam, you're a former law enforcement officer. i don't think a.i. is ready to step up into that just yet. as we talked to people throughout the morning about

political desires, one of the things that i think maybe makes you different than anybody else on the panel is you're undecided. have in the past been democrat, have in the past described yourself as conservative. as we look at the field for 2024 where do you find yourself gravitating. >> i definitely want to vote for somebody that's against this war and against future wars, unnecessary wars. i know they're slow walking a war against china. i mean, we've got to control china but economically, not -- >> on that note, is that your number one issue, who do you feel like is addressing it in the way you want to see it addressed, this war? >> right now, robert kennedy is the only one speaking against this war. so i'm intrigued. i haven't made up my mind. i'm intrigued. i want to hear more about this. not what biden said this morning. >> president trump went through his t tenure with zero wars. we talk about keeping america

safe, fairness and protecting the american people so i think he should be in the top of mind candidate to be considered. >> we've had a great conversation throughout the morning. they're going to stick around and we'll have further conversationses. we talked about all the various candidates in the field, not just trump and de santis and biden, but as you heard. rfk, some discussion of tim scott. there's more to learn from our panel. >> yeah. it will be very interesting dis% still ahead, the naacp issues a warning, a travel warning for the state of florida. claiming de santis anti--woke policies are hostile to black americans. >> plus, on repeat, a nebraska democrat sounding like a woken record. shouting about a tran surgery r minors and how that ended, next. >> we need trans people. we love trans people.

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>> the naacp is issuing a travel advisory for florida. >> civil rights group says governor ron de santis' policies are an attack on black americans. rachel: alexandria hoff joins us live with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is despite florida being

the second most diverse state in the country, black residents make up 18% of the state's population, hispanic american hads make up 26%. the naacp says, he though, that people of color are not welcome in florida. stating this, quote, under the leadership of governor de santis, the state of florida has become hostile to black americans and in direct conflict with democratic ideals that our union was founded upon. the naacp hereby issues a travey to african-americans and other people of color regarding the hostility towards african-americans in florida. the naacp taking issue with policies spearheaded by the governor, particularly in education. last week governor de santis signed legislation to stop taxpayer dollars being used to pay for diversity, equity and inclusion programs at public universities. the governor's press secretary responded on twitter by posting a subtitled video of de santis from a past speech where he said this is a stunt. if you want to waste your time

on a stunt that's fine. i'm not wasting my time on your stunts. last month the lgbtq organization equality florida issued a travel advisory just a few weeks though st. petersburg will host what is one of the largest pride celebrations in the country. rachel: thank you. >> wow. rachel: earlier today i interviewed rob smith about this story. he's an african-american who lives in florida. he said he was sorry he was running late to the segment, he was he held up by a klan rally n his way into the studio. this is what the naacp wants people to think. >> rob is openly gay. he's got double travel advisory, better get out of town. i mean, talk about a fast track to total irrelevance for the naacp. >> totally. >> it's just a joke, an absolute joke. rachel: yeah. >> speaking of that -- [laughter] >> so let's move now to the nebraska state senate where a senator there flipped out, there

was a bill that would ban sex change surgeries for minors. rachel: mutilation. >> you're not allowed to smoke cigarettes or drink alcohol or get tattoos or do any number of things but if you would like a sex change as a minor, other states would let you do that. nebraska said not here. she had a take on that bill, state senator michaela cavanaugh, opposing the bill. >> she gave a lincoln-esque tspeech. >> trans people belong here. we need trans people. we love trans people. trans people belong here. we need trans people. we love trans people. trans people belong here. we need trans people. we love trans people. trans people belong here. we need trans people. we love trans people. trans people belong here. we need trans people. we love trans people. trans people belong here.

we need trans people. we love trans people. trans people belong here. we need trans people. we love trans people. you matter. you matter. and i am fighting for you. rachel: well, you know, i think it's fitting that was in lincoln, nebraska, it's not far off from four score, seven -- >> she may have been debate champion at yale. i'm not joking. that's the type of rhetoric and persuasion that's being taught and employed throughout the educational system. any time you see the videos, that's the amount of persuasion they're capable of mustering. rachel: that's like -- by the way, she is exactly the crazy people that we're trying to force everyone to mask and a these are the people in charge. it's scary. >> yeah, like imagine if we were secretly baptizing kids m school and not telling parents. rachel: it's true. >> and our argument was we need

christians. we actually do need christians. rachel: we do. >> they can't argue it on the merits. she would have to explain what is a woman, what is a man, can't do that. just slowly crescendo your argument. >> into increased emotional ten for. >> correct. that's how you're evidence he ebbing testify. >> you know who is effective not having to do that, maria bartiromo. sunday morning futures anchor breaks down what's at stake with the debt ceiling talks coming up next. >> plus, singing his praises, christian singer colton dixon joins us with a liveos performance.t ♪ so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger.

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>> we're back with a fox news alert. president biden y addresses the ongoing debt negotiations during a press conference in japan. edward lawrence is in her ray hiroshimawith more. >> reporter: it will be a fight. the president is at the g-7

here, expected to talk about something else, it was this g-7 dominated by stories outside of what they wanted to talk about especially that debt ceiling impasse. the president wanted to talk about his clean energy action plan, he wanted to talk about energy security for g-7 nations. instead, in just his 12th solo news conference at as president be he fielded questions about why he can't come to a debt ceiling agreement. >> first, we weren't making progress. then we made a lot of progress, then all of a sudden came back with a proposal that was very cut back from where they'd agreed or discussed. we gave a counter proposal to the counter, again, i know this sounds ridiculous but that's what we did and i'm waiting to hear their response to what we offered. we're willing to cut spending. >> reporter: in a statement white house press secretary says the proposal mccarthy submitted was a big step backwards with demands could nt pass the senate.

the two will talk at some point this morning. the house speaker says the president simply will not actually spend less than last year, mccarthy adds the house has already passed a debt ceiling increase bill. this economic game of chicken is the reason president biden is now on air force one going back to the white house today. back to you guys. >> thank you, edward. >> joining us now with more on what to expect on the debt ceiling standoff, sunday morning futures an a core maria bartiromo. maria, great to see you as always. you're the perfect person to put this in context. we've done this before. i don't know how close to the brink we've got in the past. feels like we've gotten close. help me understand exactly what you expect in the coming. maria: i think for starters, good morning. i think that the republicans have already been victorious because the president just announced that he is going to cut spending. remember all of these weeks in the last several weeks with the president sticking to his guns, saying we want a clean debt

ceiling, we cannot have anything attached to a debt ceiling. he's just admitted that's not going to be the case because they won't allow it and we've already seen the senate agree with kevin mccarthy's plans that, yes, there will be spending cuts and spending limitations in the future. right now, what i'm understanding is that the staffs have been working together and there are a few things where there is some common ground. there's certainly common ground to you claw back unspent covid-9 money that's not going to move the needle. you more than that to make a difference. that is one area of common ground. the other area of common ground is something having to do with permitting, permitting of both fossil fuels as well as permitting of green energy projects. so that is also something that will likely materialize here. the other issue that there seems to be some pushback on are work requirements for employees and spending caps for the coming years.

those two areas we're going to talk about today when i have an exclusive interview with kevin mccarthy, the house speaker will join me at the top of the hour to tell us whether or not he has spoken to the president while the president travels from japan back and when he is expecting to meet and what are the areas of difference. because the president has tried to look tough because we don't know who is running this negotiation, is it bernie sanders, a lot of the ideas coming out of the white house seem to be socialist and bernie sanders ideas. so we'll see in fact we do get an agreement but there's absolutely no expectation that we are going to see america default on its obligations and that's why markets have been trading well. they have not been selling off. because as soon as there's any expectation that the nation will come close to default this market will spiral out of control, sell off. there are massive implications for that we'll talk about that with the speaker of the house. we're talking with representative michael mccall about the china threat and senator josh hawley about the

china threat. we know about hawley's book. it's amazing how many friend tell me their kids, 7 years old, 9 years old, having to take gender i'd you identity classesn school. we'll get into it with josh hawley. then there's the durham report. eyread it and weep. we know the fbi was complicit pursuing spying on the trump campaign. we're going to talk with devin nunes who blew the whole thing open on this program now five years ago with his nunes report telling us that it was a complete lie and made up by the clinton campaign. we've got a big show, breaking news. we'll see you in about 25 minutes. >> we heard from the president first thing this morning in japan. now you'll hear from kevin mccarthy on sunday morning sundg futures coming up. thank you, maria. coming up, we go back to the voter panel he'll on all things 2024. ♪

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the latest 2024 polls show former president trump's lead over governor de santis doubling since january as de santis is expected to throw his hat into the ring this week. it's a harvard harris poll, has trump at 58, de santis at 16. a 42% lead. so what issues do voters care about the most? we're back with our voter panel

who are now great friends and causing trouble this morning. i've got something in my throat. let me stop you with, john, issues that matter the most to you as a voter in 2024. >> the economy and the financial markets. working class people are hurting. despite all of the positive reports that have been manipulated coming out of the biden administration. people are struggling at the gas pump, at the grocery store, they're worried about their children's education, there are so many things that are going on and people also say that national security is a concern. i think if we don't get our economy back on track, that is a national security issue. especially given the fact that russia, china, and other nations are coming together to try to form a basket of currency as an index to rival the u.s. dollar. if we don't get our act together, we will actually start

receding from a leadership position and therefore our freedom will be undermined. >> sammy, your agreement bordered on bobblehead. you were nodding your head, seems like you agree. >> a lot of things he said are true. top issues are the war in ukraine that goes to what he said and also public say. right now we have a strain of anti-police rhetoric going across the nation. we need a commander in chief that's going to be behind our men and women in blue. because those are the people that keep us safe. without safety, nothing else falls in place, education goes out the window. i'm looking very closely how the next president is going to hand l del the public safety issue -- hand a del the public safety issue. >> you say that as a retired -- >> i was a a retired police officer from the best in the world, the nypdism looking nypd.

i'm looking forward to speaking to the men and women in blue. >> especially giving them the opportunity to do their job, comes down to political leadership. >> 100%. >> what's your top issue for you? >> for me. >> as you look at the commander in chief, president of 2024, what do you need? >> immigration. you heard john talk about national security and sam talk about safety and security t. when i think about those issues, immigration comes to top of mind. and we look at the influx at our border, the migration population that is out of control. i mean, we even had our mayor trying to designate school locations the house illegal male migrants. i think this is infringement on our security as americans and it's an issue that really needs be handled by the next president that comes into office. >> as a democrat leaning towards biden, what would you like to see? >> i'm going to pick education.

i'm going to say education is is key issue in society. i want books banned. i want my kid to read a little bit of everything. >> what about the trans advocacy, elementary school. >> she can read whatever she wants too read at an age appropriate to what she is. >> how about the bible? what if we wanted to teach the bible. >> i'm catholic. i taught her about the bible because i'm catholic. >> what about in school. >> in school? >> can't have god in school. >> separation of -- >> that's not in the bible. >> all history should be taught. african-american, latino, caucasian, all history should be taught. i'm going to say i'm pro education. >> it's interesting. education bill a topic in both directions. >> very pro education. >> you describe it differently than many others do. >> which means de santis is a thumbs down. he doesn't want to educate people on black history so i

take that as a personal afront being a black woman. you can be anti-black and be -- >> you want to keep blacks on the school plantations. school choice is a civil rights issue. >> separation of church and state. >> it's the underground railroad to give black and brown children an opportunity -- >> absolutely not. >> in this country. >> you're anti-black his you tri. history you just told me that. >> i don't think anyone is anti-a black history. >> he was saying that before. >> that's about whether you want critical race theory taught to kids. that doesn't make you anti-black history. madeleine, what about you? top issue? >> i would like to see major i investments into initiatives directly into the black and brown communities, especially mentorship towards fatherhood and towards the new nuclear fa.

that's where all this begins within the four walls of the home and complete dismantling of the new clear familiar -- nuclear family. like we having coming up on june 17. we have a liberation live event happening in williamsburg, brooklyn, we have candace owens there, pierre wilson, this event is structured around fatherhood. so this would be like a really, really good event to start with and build on that model. >> the most powerful policy proposal is the family. >> that's right. >> doubt about that. >> -- doubt about that. >> patrick, closing arrestingment. >> honestly, every day my top priority changes coming into the election. because they're all intertwined. i want to speak to education a little that the doctor brought up. what's wrong with teaching american history. >> i was educated, they still taught american history. i went to public school in the

bronx. we were taught about slavery. there's no point where i was taught that it was a good thing. it was taught to us, we made our own judgments. most of the people came to the judgment it was bad. i don't see the point in dividing different categories of history. there's no black history. there's no chinese history. there's american history. and we need to go back teaching that root of american history where we came from. >> very well said. we have to leave it there. on behalf of will and rachel i want to thank our panel. >> we all are the human race for what he said, we all are the human race. we need to learn about each other. >> we appreciate you. stick around. christian popeye's -- pop icon colton dixon is here next. ♪ there could only be a single reason why.d ♪co so tell me how miracles are starting like that

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here this morning. tell us about canvas. >> it's about us being a blank canvas and god telling the story through us. i'm excited the songs are out in the world. we're happy we're playing a couple today. it's going to be a good time. >> we're excited to have you. i think colton will be singing my life for us today. >> that's right. >> got your guys with us here. >> if folks want to learn about the album, where can they go? go coltondixon.com. >> if you would, the song is my light. >> there's a big crowd. >> yeah, we do. let's go. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ when i'm out of hope. ♪ so lost and afraid.

♪ when i'm in the dark and can't see through, find my way. ♪ when i'm feeling lonely in the dead of the night. ♪ i remember the promise that he will beam up my light. ♪ my light. ♪ he will beam up my light. ♪ my life when the sun don't shine. ♪ telling me everything's gonna be all right, all right, all right. ♪ you will be me light, yeah, yeah,. ♪ i've tried on my own. ♪ but i just trip and fall. ♪ turns out after all. ♪ you're the answer for every problem. ♪ you're the place when i hit the bottom. ♪ let it shine. ♪ shine.

♪ he will be me light. ♪ my light. ♪ he will be me light. ♪ my light. ♪ he will be my light. ♪ my light when the sun don't shine. ♪ telling me everything's gonna be all right, all right, all right. ♪ he will be my light. ♪ you're the way when me feet can't find it. ♪ you're the truth when my head is flying. ♪ you're the light when my heart is dying snot y. ♪ you will be my light. ♪ you're the truth when my head is flying. ♪ you're the light when my heart is dying sno. ♪ you will be my light. ♪ you're the truth when my head is flying. ♪ you're the light when my heart

is dying. ♪ you will be my my light. ♪ yeah, my light. ♪ you will be my light. ♪ my light. ♪ my light when the sun don't shine. ♪ telling me everything's gonna be all right, all right, all right. ♪ you will be my light yeah, yeah, yeah. .>> all right, new york, let's go. ♪ you will be my light, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ you will be me light, yeah, yeah, yeah. [cheers and applause]

but i wonder if you just take a few seconds to pray with me real quick. 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.

pete: welcome back. oh, everybody can hear meful. [laughter] colton dixon's album, "canvas," is available everywhere now. great having you today. >> thank you so much for having us. rachel: why don't you play us out. >> love to. pete: before you go -- before you do, go to church, not listen to colon. [laughter] >> love it. let's go. ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ you will be my light, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us this morning. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. today, countdown to crisis. the treasury secretary claims the u.s. will run out of money in less hand two weeks and president biden is still attacking speaker mccarthy's debt deal, calling it extreme, maga, as talks collapse on friday before resuming again. coming up, breaking news on the debt ceiling with talks expected to resume odd. speaker of the house