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new orleans. hope you're watching. great town. rachel: yeah, it is. pete: never been for mardi gras but i'd like to be. jen, my wife is from there. rachel: that's right. pete: we celebrate mardi gras and dot jesus in the cake thing. got to do more than that. rachel: as joey would say, that baby -- or that little guy in the cake or something. pete: joey jones says there's a little guy in the cake. rachel: explained it's baby jesus. one of my favorite "fox & friends" moments. will: glad to have you in on this saturday morning. kicking off with democracy 2024. this morning president biden heading to pennsylvania for an aerial tour of i-95 collapse we told you about last weekend. before visiting philadelphia for his first rally in 2024 for the 2024 campaign will be interesting to see what entails the definition of a rally. pete: take a helicopter over the

bridge collapse and more in east palestine and going to rational and c coming a long time ago frm the area. rachel: his performance at that event might explain why there are so few of his campaign stops. here's joe biden in a really bizarre speech about gun control. listen. >> i've been doing this a long time. i know, i don't look that old. i'm a little under 103. but all kidding aside, a lot of you are tired. you're tired. i get it. try being 110 and doing it again. all kidding aside, a lot of people are frustrated and i usually come down and say hi to whatever they tell me there's a storm coming in.

is that still the deal and i don't make a lie as that scene in john wayne movie, don't make me a dog faced lying pony soldier. all right. rachel: that was almost like an snl sketch. will: that's not even the most concerning momentings of the speech to e m. there were moments where he talked about spending time in philadelphia, new york and guys roll ultimately on the side of the street the in a truck and sell ar-15s outside of the truck all the time and then does this thing where he gets angry and does an angry face and yells at the audience. then of course, god save the queen. no one can make sense of anything. by the way, i guess i finally answered my own personal ignorance where that dog faced pony soldier line came from? is that from a john wayne movie. he said that when running for president. a guy in the audience, i didn't

know then what -- i still don't know what movie it's from but a john wayne movie? rachel: i love john wayne so i think so. when he first ran and the campaign bust and this guy is ancient and see it up there and there were worse moments we didn't put up and people getting a better view and looking at him and mumbling and he looks terrible and tomi lahren, host of outkick was on jesse watters saying this looks bad but the joke is on us. democrats know how to win elections and get ready, he could be the next president again. >> think it would be fairly easy to run against a guy like that and as much as we can laugh at joe and his greatest hits, the joke is really on us because this is how confident democrats are in their election strategy, jesse, they don't have an election machine. they have an election woodchipper and they know it. we could very well be looking at reelection of joe biden.

we've also got john fetterman, many others that were incoherent almost vegetable-like serving in high places of the government and they can be elected or reelected from the mortgage in the point and that's how good democrats are in the election. pete: sean hannity started out with rhonda mcdaniels in the election. pennsylvanias, georgias and beat the woodchippers and they'll close ranks around this guy and they'll keep him away from rallies and microphones and try to make it a referendum. if it is donald trump, try to make it a referendum on that and gin up low propensity voters through the machine they have. rachel: when you watch that, and

feel like he understands that woodchipper machine and they're talking about. it seems she understands the question is the machine being built that whoever the republican nominee -- only she would know. she's never on the program. talk about it. we'd love to have her. it's pressed on that and if we're too far behind in an election where you've got two candidates the electorate knows and not on the democrat side. rachel: in latin american countries and eastern block countries, when people felt like their vote didn't matter because there was a machine that was going to get out the vote or there were systems in place that were rigging it much like we saw with the fbi and laptop and suppression and people don't trust that and that's a huge problem for republicans and

more. will: meanwhile not the shadow campaign and the shadow campaign is it's ticking. will: the backup plan. the person hoping for a certain outcome. i don't know if joe biden is pulled from the relief pitcher and i don't know if the machine will tap them and it will perhaps throw it is way behind it. but kamala harris in the vice president of the united states and making appearances across the country and she'd be the seeming relief to any fail by joe biden. rachel: this is a big problem for where joe can't and tomi lahren can't and they'll live in a place where they push joe

biden farred and tell the identity -- forward and tell the identity politics party base you're going to take out the first potentially first black female candidate. this is a huge problem for that. and put in a white guy. pete: since she's proven that she's incapable of delivering on key priorities for the administration, they've given her a narrow band on things to focus on and they're obsessed with it. this is the speech to talk about climate change and took a long plane ride. i don't think it was an electric plane nor was it powered by peddling. it was emissions that got us l. here's what she said, vice president kamala harris in denver, colorado.

>> so many people have talked to me about it and told me we have a name for it. it's called climate anxiety. and this moment given all the threats we face, it is our young leereds who understand clearly the clock is not just ticking, it is banging and so i have come to denver and i have heard about and been inspired of events here who have chosen to respond. i have come here then to personally meet with them because in the face of a global crisis, they took action. will: i don't believe that there's a mallty affecting the young people feeling this impending doom of climate. if they do, it's because if it is real, it is because they were

sucked into a death cult and not going to suggest it's possible and certainly mentally unstable people on the screen and when i was younger, there was a cult, i believe in southern california and they all wore nikes and haley's met was coming around or some comet coming around and they drank the kool-aid and that was a sign from the stars that the apocalypse was coming and we have a societal death cult that if there is an anxiety that exists and they're told the world is coming to an end. rachel: will, there's anxiety among the birthrate and we're seeing it plummet and i agree with you this administration and all these people telling the kids that the world will end, i

believe they do have anxiety from it. they're also making lifestyle choices around it fascinatingly not necessarily curbing their own emissions and deciding to be more virtuous and less humans and not just a death cult. antihuman cult. anti-child, antifamily, and that's what they're pushing. will: i said this a few weeks ago and hosting on prime time and declining birthrates in the society reflect a rise in selfishness. that doesn't mean everybody that doesn't have kids doesn't have legitimate reasons not to have kids. i have a lot of people that says in response to that, digital shows, there's reasons you don't have kids including financial reasons and climate. i don't believe there's people sitting around going should we start a family? i don't know, with the climate, i don't believe anybody make as conscious decision to decline to have kids because climate.

rachel: they're young and impressionable. pete: i think there are. how long does it take to realize the most important thing in your life are your kids and investing in them for the future. it takes a bit. rachel: it it takes awhile. pete: there's a lot of reason to rationalize the reason for doing that. if your pronouns are the most important thing and prolonging your younger years is something and rationalize it by saying i'm so good because i'm not killing the climate in the process. rachel: they did that -- remember when they said there was a -- too many people in the 70s and population explosion and turned out not to be true. people said i'm doing something good. we live in a culture that says humans, it just minimizes babies. minimizes families and the value of that. they want to tear all these things down and many are scared. you're telling them the world will end and they believe you.

you may mock aoc but may believe her. will: you're not having kids because they're afraid they won't see it but the apocalypse. look at me, i'm great and don't have kids. i did my part. i don't believe they think the word world is coming to an end and that's why they don't have kids. they buy houses on the shore and this is not where you park your bus. rachel: those are the e looters. i agree -- elites. obama has two homes on the shore and clearly doesn't believe any of this crap. but the kids do. they believe the world's going to end really soon if we don't stop it and they show them films like that stupid one that al gore did that everyone ---pete: incon convenient truth. rachel: and -- inconvenient truth. rachel: yeah, and kids came out terrified and al gore is held up as smart and snows something so

they believed it. pete: it's true. rachel: all right. we're going to turn now to headlines. thousands of christians in pro family groups gathering last night to protest pride night at dodger stadium. an event honoring controversial drag group called sisters of perpetual indulgence heavily criticized for anti-faith and anticatholic messaging and they felt disappointed that the dodgers chose to side with the drag group over the dodgers. migrants stuffed in a trunk of a pickup truck. rachel: the driver also here illegally will be charged with smuggling and possession of cocaine. this as agents reportedly

stopped a tesla and one had been deported. john fetterman struggling with animals after being asked about a deadly hie highway collapse in philadelphia. >> yeah, no, i -- really, you'd like to -- the 95 -- 95, 95. rachel: man, is his wife cruel. pete: nailed it. nailed it. just go to 95. rachel: many expressing concern over fetterman's ability to fulfill his duties and he suffered a stroke on the campaign trail and in the hospital for weeks because he was clinically depressed earlier this year. of course he s poor guy. some oscar voters are outraged over the new diversity rule for next year's awards. the rules include a mandate for best picture that says underrepresented racial or

ethnic group must be featured in the story line or be at least 30% to the cast. anonymous director told the new york post to make you cast, he's anonymous. to make you cast certain types of people if you want to get nominated, that makes them contrive. the person right for the part should get the part. sounds pretty logical. not in hollywood, i guess. will: if you said a movie in ireland, would you not be nominated and you historically cast it as -- what was that movie? vanities of insurance? pete: if you want to historically cast it, make sure 30% of the production -- will: what if that's not the way it existed. behind the scenes, then you can be nominated. pete: yeah, virtue signal publicly or privately in order to get the award. rachel: it's public because if all your cast is white, assume

you're being nominated because a third of your cast is crew mcellroy members and interesting to see a listeth what movies would not have won oscars. will: let's do that. can you reverse engineer that? we don't know the crew makeup of every movie. rachel: let's just do -- pete: 85% or 90%. rachel: it's fascinating and changing things for sure. rachel: this is good. will: take a look at new york post cover. says their royal has situationness and harry -- has situationness and harry laziness. pete: you both do podcasts. there's a lot of work involved in it? rachel: not this one. this one is very low effort. will: how many have there been? rachel: i have the number. pete: i assume you got a similar deal.

>> $19 million for me. pete: they're underpaying you. $20 million is what they got and they did 12 podcast episodes in two and a half years. will: amazing, what a deal. high five, megs. rachel: these people, it's unbelievable and bill similar monos is the executive at -- bill simmons is the executive at spotify and i didn't know he had this title as executive. rachel: what he said about the gifters. >> a holt of business deals and negotiations. >> i wish i was involved in the meghan and harry leap and gifters is the podcast we should watch. will: you're doing one episode

every two and a half months. they couldn't pick the topic. rachel: he said he has a golden story and amazing story and didn't share on the podcast and he will later with a conversation with harry about helping him pick a podcast topic or something like that. will: simmons said that. this conversation about ideas is really funny. rachel: he didn't share it and he was dieing to hear it. it sounds pretty good. will: crime, fentanyl, three reasons why the gen z guest says san francisco is falling victim to failed democratic leadership. pete: look at photograph that joe, hunter and ex-board member who's now cooperating with the republican. that is biden's blast with one and only miranda devine. turn the music up. rachel: what song is that?

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>> we're holding cities and counties accountable and states larger than 21 in the population combined and the difference between me and most politics, i own this and don't like what's happened with the encampments and don't like the bashing of mild city can fran. pete: whether the governor like it is or not, crime, homelessness and fentanyl are three of the many reasons our next guest says san francisco is falling victim to decades of democrat leadership. a gen z person hopes the city will change course before driving more out of the golden state and joins us now. you've described yourself as the last republican in san francisco. why are people staying. i mean, when you record those videos, are they hard to find or is this common place? >> welt, first of all, thank you for having me. good morning. i appreciate the opportunity to share my story with the world.

we're witnessing a fentanyl genocide and unfortunately feels like the wild west out here and every morning i go out and count the bodies and, well, this is the direct result of electing corrupt democrats and i think it's time for san francisco mayor london breed to resign and i believe that she has any dignity or honor, she'll resign. thousands of people have died in fentanyl in san francisco. pete: 3,000 people, people passed out or potentially had a fatal incident with an overdose each day it's not hard to find that? >> between the years 2019 and 2023, there's been 3,000 fentanyl deaths in the city of san francisco that averages out to about 2.5 missing people diagnose every day and unfortunately i feel like i keep

seeing it. i don't know where the bodies are going and fentanyl is not like alcohol, ba cannabis or cocaine and it's a truly deadly drug and it's a form of warfare on the american people and governor gavin newsom failed our state and he's talking about running for president. i'm walking around san francisco and seeing bodies, fecal matter, crack pipes, government-issued crack pipes and drugs and fecal issues all over the place. i hope we've not reached the point of no return. if we don't vote differently, i fear things will get worse. pete: darren, as you've been talking we're showing images from the streets in san francisco and hard to see and need someone to show and record it and darren mark stallcup,

thank you. >> thank you. pete: coming up, jordan williams faces up to 25 years for stabbing ex-con who attacked his girlfriend on the subway. his lawyer offering two stark realities that new yorkers face. >> i ride the assault and batteryway and i'm sure many of you do tooment you have two choices. set there and get assaulted and friends or family or loved one cans get assaulted, seriously injured, or fight back and get arrested. pete: he'll join us live in the 8:00 a.m. hour. but first, hunter's headaches continue forced to answer questions about his shady finances. miranda devine on the piling legal troubles for the president's son. coming up.

rachel: the daily mail capturing in photo of mother of his child

london roberts showing up on scene. will: the trouble doesn't end there for hunter. we now learn one of the business partners and house republicans over the biden role creating an energy company. fox news contributor miranda devine joining us now. good to see you this morning. start at the top. what's happening in arkansas. do you expect this court proceeding to reveal any truth? >> i do actually because there's a judge there in arkansas and really means business and he's being fair to london roberts who is the mother of his child and why he had to slash the child support payments he has to make to her and was making to her for the $20,000 a month. he's now crying poor even while

he's flying into arkansas in a private jet li living in a $25,0 a month malibu apartment and having his bills paid for him including $1.8 million tax bill by friends. i think that the judge is well within her rights to say to hunter biden, well, do what london roberts is asking, open your kimono and show us all your financials. how can we trust what you've put down when you've not been forthcoming. she's threatening to throw him in jail and hold him in contempt. rachel: he flew to a hearing in a private jet saying i don't have any money and don't want to give money to my kid. he's unbelievable. she may be able to force him to open the i did mo know what the fbi doesn't want to do. i'm proud of the republicans

doing a fantastic job getting more and more proof of what we think happened happened. are you surprised there's been so little media interest beside you and a few others and want to know more about a president that's not in office than one who is potentially compromised. >> not really because the media disgraced itself so much during the russia collusion years. donald trump came down the escalators and this is the flip side of that and every single negative story that they can run about donald trump, they will do breathlessly 24/7 but anything when there's actual evidence of construction with malfeasance with joe biden and their family and they'll run cover for him and ignore it. will: absolutely. devin car cheryl: congressman,

hosignificant and a name comingp a lot in reports about biden family business dealings and talking, what does it mean? >> devin archer took the fall for hunter biden over this company that went bust and devin archer is about to go to jail for. he was convicted on fraud and hunter biden was involved in that company and made a couple of hundred thousand while devin archer lost $10 million and put in $1 million and the prosecutors deem that had hunter biden was not involved and should not be prosecuted. so devin archer holding out for

a pardon and hunter biden said he was part of the biden family. you know, an important person that would never be betrayed or abandoned and i gather from people around devin archer that he does feel abandoned and betrayed. exactly that as he heads in the next couple of weeks to jail. and so i think he's been ruined and he has nothing to lose by saying what he knows. pete: holding out for a pardon and that doesn't come and maybe that shifts with house republicans. rachel: myrrh leeanne data committee, think the biden family is nerve at this point? >> i'm sure they are, but they have a team of very expensive lawyers surrounding them who arr them in protecting them and attacking their opponents and on top of that there's also this dark money groups the deputy haves to attack the republicans

and anybody else who's uncovering this mess and on top of that, they seem to have guardian angels in the fb and i recollects doj that magically make evidence go away. will: miranda devine, always great to talk to you. thank you. pete: guardian angels. rachel: she's the best. will: still ahead, panel this, you go on vacation abroad taking in natural beauty of new zealand and months later you return with a new roommate. this guy. a squatter. that wild florida homecoming coming up. pete: plus, you can't dodge this controversy and pride night fallout from dodger stadium honoring anticatholic drag nuns. >> they want to be known as the organization that offends catholics and christians. i have no idea why the dodgers would do this. like which mower makes the cut.

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>> i had a lot of people come out and reach out to me, former teammates, current teammates and even stadium workers when we were at dodger stadium when the statement was made and walking to tunnels and getting to the clubhouse and had stadium workers come up to me and thank me. a lot of people reached out thanking me for my courage and thanking me for making the statement and a lot feel like they don't have a big enough voice to say something and they're afraid of the backlash.

will: washington national's pitcher trevor williams and puts catholic face first condemning the dodgers for hosting sisters of perpetual indulgence and thousands protested outside of the stadium gaits hours before awarding the controversial group and community he wrote. great to see you this morning. great job with that interview. it's good to hear from a major league baseball player who's willing to say his truth and is brave enough to stand up. they're few and far in between and what in your estimation gave trevor williams the strength to standout? >> a very good morning, will. that's a good question because you're right. when you want to speak your prosecute as a christian or catholic nowadays, you're putting your neck on the line especially if a high position sports star like trevor williams and reaching out to do the interview, the statement was

viewed 20 million times on twitter and this was when he originally took to social media to condemn the la dodgers for the community hero award they get last night to the group that call themselves sisters of perpetual indulgence and said this has to be said and i will do an interview and didn't come from a place of anger and didn't come from a place of wanting to cancel this group. he said in the interview, i want everybody to be welcomed in the baseball stadium and that's the beauty of sport. it's hurting me and painful. this is offending what i hold deerly they say no group should be discriminated against because of race, creed, and they're doing just this with the catholics. will: does a great job of pointing out hypocrisy and point-blank layupsing out code of conduct. i want to ask you, i spent years in sports before coming over to

fox news and i know a lot of athletes is guys who have been professionals in almost every sport. would not surprise me to find out most major league baseball players share some level of agreement with trevor. he and a few others are the ones speaking out and did you get the sense there's a lot of players that think and believe like trevor. >> yeah, you hit the nail on the and she had he said he's walking through the grounds of the stadiums and coming up to them and hush tones and really admire what you did and thanks for take ago stand. it take as lot of courage and it's a difficult thing to do. a lot of people think as he said in the clip there, maybe i'm not articulate enough to defend the decision and at some point, tough take a stand and doesn't mean put it up in twitter for all the world to see and talking

and defending your faith among friends and family and don't have the courage to come forward. will: we need that courage. to that point, i know what the support looks like behind the scenes and only has limited value behind the scenes and everyone has to stand up. real quick. >> just look at the response. in the face of it, you might think, oh, he could get in trouble for this and lose everything. at the moment of that clip you played has been viewed almost a million times on instagram and it has hundreds of thousands of views on youtube. read the comments. ordinary people, sports fans, catholics, christians, nonbelievers and jewish rabbis coming out in support of trevor and others speaking out and most people agree with them. will: great job with the interview and appreciate you being with us this morning. >> thank you very much. will.

will: pete, over to you. pete: headlines and a florida man facing several charges after police say he was squatting in a home while the owner was out of the country. the homeowner said he returned from a seven month long trip and that seems nice in new zealand to find door open and house trashed. the suspect and homeowner got into an argument before police arrived. he says several things were stolen including social security card and deed to the house. there's a lot of damage you can do in seven months squatting in someone else's house. the largest teacher's union in the u.s. backing joe biden and kamala harris in the democrat primary. the american federation of teachers of course their executive council voted unanimously to ebb dorsothe incumbents and understanding of the issues facing working families and demonstrated track record of using the government to make the lives of kids worse. oh, wait, that was my modification of the statement to

improve the lives and communities. i mean talk about something you can count on. set your watch to and aft endorsing democrats. a north carolina dad going viral after take ago second job to spend more time with his daughter and the dad has a full-time career at marine corp. air station and employed at a deli and bakery counter with his daughter. he says "as long as they'll have me, and i can work the same shift as aspen, his daughter and help her and make his life easier, i'll be there. those are your headlines. that's a dedicated dad ahead of father's day. maybe we can have mom. turn to chief meteorologist the chief rick reichmuth for the fox first weather forecast. reporter: good parents and producing you're get willing with the segments for tomorrow. there's a lot going on and what's been going on is happening day after day across the same area you see these

temperatures today, 113 is what it's going to feel like in houston tomorrow. same story, maybe a couple of degrees better, kind of. corpus christi feeling like 117 going to monday and austin feeling like 117 and everywhere you see that heat just to the north, we've been having persistent bouts of severe weather and we've got that again today and tomorrow and maybe a bit in towards monday. today is the threat for severe weather and a few tornadoes again and very large hail and some may be three 3 to 4 inches and same spots getting very significant severe weather, pete, back to you inside. pete: up next, you know them for grilling skills on "fox & friends". owe them and love them. john mclemore got served up a surprise when he found out he has another son who's now a preacher with his own family. a very special father's day story. that's coming up next. ♪

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rachel: yuppies know and love the mclemore family for all their grilling on "fox & friends" and the family got quite a surprise last year when john mclemore received a letter from his long lost son michael, a son he never knew about and

john mclemore, wife tonya and son, worship pastor michael spooner join us now. this is an incredible story. you and i were all friends and i've known about this for a little bit. fascinating. tell me what happen when had you got this letter. >> quite the surprise, december 12, michael send me a letter and it's been six months ago and early intervention programmed to build a -- and wanted to build a relationship and not knowing each other for the past 40 years >> tonya and i embraced his letter. rachel: how did you know for sure you get this le letter andd you have to go, i mean, you automatically said, i remember this. how do you know it's your kid? >> tonya took one look at our pictures and said he's your son. rachel: your eyes are so similar. >> we were quick to look up on facebook and social media and

like, yeah, there's no doubt. this is your son. >> the thing that helped me the most and you know this, you know the mclemore family is our faith. god never makes mistakes. he gives you surprises obviously but never makes mistakes. michael being the man that he is and the family that he is. they had three amazing kids, it was just a really good thing for us to get together. we flew out to texas and met. you saw the video of us meeting for the very first time and that awkward bro hug in the very beginning and helicopters testament to michael and tonya. rachel: michael, why did you want to reach out?

took a long time to reach out. >> it d. hi a great family and my mom and grandparents and aunts and uncles living in the same small town. i didn't know what he knew and for a long season, it was just kind of out of sight, out of mind but becoming a father myself, you know, has been a season of realizing how important family is. that became something that seemed more significant. rachel: it's an amazing father's day for this family. >> just the local things in the news media and pressure against christians that we all share, the heavenly father but how cool

is it, how heart warming and wonderful that michael has now had a chance to meet his earthly father. it just brings such closure and completion to our family that we didn't even know we needed. he and janna and their three children are such a blessing to us. rachel: what an amazing story and amazing family. wish we had more time to talk about it, but we're happy you're here. >> yeah, happy father's day to everybody. rachel: to all of you. measure "fox & friends" coming up.

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