>> i have no idea yours truly dodgers would do this to offend all of and yous they have seen the outcry and apologized to the drag organization but they didn't mention no apologies to the catholics or christians. that's very telling. fixer we begin this hour in los

angeles and thousands of christians gathering to protest anticatholic drag nuns during pride night at dodger stadium. the event honoring sisters of perpetual indulgence with a community hero award. rachel: protesters saying they felt disappointed by the dodgers that chose to side with the drag group over the families. will: what's the payoff there? pete: that video happened an hour before the game and not many saw it except on social media where it went. here the public announcer, a dress announcer saying we're giving an award to sister

dominia and sister junety. not a lot of unity coming out of this for anybody. will: ask what's the payoff for the dodgers? in the 6:00 hour, we talked about the fact that truthfully, as impactful as it is to boycott bud light or target, this type of attitude in corporate america is everywhere. it is in almost every fortune 500 corporations. the real question is why. if we can get to the why, then we can see the impact of a boycott maybe. to me there's a couple thins. not that the corporations are chalked full of true believers. there are true believers in corporations and not that every ceo believes in honoring the sisters of perpetual indull yens and it's esg -- indulgence and wall street effective arm of the policy and you want your stock to go up and big institution investors for your stock and that's esg criteria and every

corporation runs by lawsuits and terrified of being drug into a courtroom. starbucks lost a $25 million lawsuit for firing someone because they're white. it can go both ways but, pete, it's the speaky wheel effect. will: ratted cal minorities have the -- radical minorities have the ability to bend people through their fear and fear is the most powerful human motivation. rachel: i think it was remarkable that as many protesters showed up, that was really an important symbol. these are largely hispanic by the way protesters and so deeply offensive to them. i think it's important that we understand what they're protesting. this is a group who does re-enactments.

this is some of the most egregious and bl blast fade patn mouse stuff you've seen and theo tear down everything good in our country and baseball represents family and hot dogs and apple pie. it is the basis of who we are and could infect with their fetishes, that's a win for them and they're willing to do that. here's -- go ahead, i'm sorry.

pete: make a statement without turning on catholics and christians and turning on symbols in a gr gr grotesque a y possible. be a good pitcher or player and the team will let you go and cut you. a good pitcher trevor williams talking about why this is so offensive. watch. >> i looked at the dodgers code of conduct and -- the dodger fan code of conduct and said you cannot wear anything or say anything that goes against anybody's age, gender, creed, religion, and at that point i was like this is a blatant -- going against their code of conduct and it's a blatant anticatholic message they're sending regardless of the good they're doing in their community and saw how deeply offensive it was doing awful things to the cross and doing awful things about sensations to the cross, it became a point where these

negatives are not -- shouldn't be honored and they shouldn't mock a certain group. >> weave seen it earlier in the morning and every time we see it. will: it's like the 9/11 footage and important to show it and people have to see what we're talking about. rachel: i couldn't agree more. i think that -- i get so upset seeing it. but this isn't about human rights. this isn't about they're

complaining and upset. they're horrified by what you just saw on your screen there. i can't tell you how many gay men that have called me saying i'm embarrassed of the drag show thing and everything happening on pride month and assuming every single gay person likes what we're seeing on pride month is false. one of my gay friends say i don't see a month of pride and it's not shame. this is not what i want and he's accepted like everybody else. i want our bedroom practices in bedroom practices and enough of all this displaying fetishes and all the stuff. pete: gay soldiers that want to be allowed to openly serve in the military. that's what we wanted and didn't

sign up for gender reassignment surgeries inside infantry battalion and the loudest voice in the room take advantage of earnest attempts to turn into the agenda. see what happen withs the dodgers and major league baseball. the nfl with the kneeling thing, there was a small dip and see if attendance changes for la dodgers but there were other -- there's been other companies that have been directly and massively impacted by their consumers and customers saying we don't want to buy what you're trying to ram down our throat and the key example of that is anheuser bush and bud light and target and kohls and the whole adage of go woke, go broke is true. they've lost collectively $28.7 billion in stock price. this is just the leading in because when it cops to bud light, you can paper over this

may be the front end of what they're affected by. will: anheuser bush has been really quiet since this entire thing went down. that was till very recently they put out a statement and you brought up something that's not going to be in what i read to you. i'll read you a selection of the statement and one thing they address second -- addressed is o we use language to curry the most possible thing and help the front line employees as taking on the whole new meaning of front line employees of the last couple of years. they know how many people in the economic food chain have been hurt by the campaign and ensuing boycott and a portion of what they have to say. it's the ceo of anheuser bush saying to all the valued

consumers, we hear you and summer advertising launches next week and look forward to bud light reinforcing what you'd loved about our brand and that is it's easy to drink and enjoy. i found the most interesting part of that statement, we got to figure out a way to make our wholesalers whole because everyone's lost a ton of money and we're in trouble. will: anheuser bush is a behemoth and pete and i went to a in yankee's game and didn't wt to drink bud light and ordered another beer but later found out it was honed by anheuser bush. pete: the ceo of anheuser push plans to go on a summer tour to listen to consumers and wonder

if it's a highly curated c suite and bring in the seven people from s st. louis a little agitad but open to bud light. will they talk to the actual -- go to construction site in texas or tennessee or michigan. ask a bunch of dudes how they feel. will: my friend was in a fishing tournament and he said i was shocked and coolers and coolers full of bud light that no one would touch. rachel: that's amazing. victor david hanson saying this is really important that conservators are fighting back and pushing back and the reason why this is effective versus in the past, conservatives have wanted to boycott things and we're not as good as group think like the last solo not working in the past but this time it has and he says the reason is that this time what we're seeing is civilization and this is existential. listen. >> ily almost collectively people are saying it's not

enough to turn off the oscars or not watch the nba or don't go to the first run movies in the theater. has to be more than that and if we don't strike back or push back, these people are anarchists and they'll destroy the very basis of the civilization if you can't go to university and have grades based on merit or emission, the whole system collapses and almost collectively spontaneously and people woke up and conservative dragon woke up and poked it so much saying we've got to get involved and we don't like boycotting and we'll boycott. pete: i think he's right but the real reason it's been successful is it's so easy. rachel: don't have to say anything but just don't buy. pete: not buy and move hand over to different colored can. that's the easiest and taste pretty much the same. pete: it's not like you're jonessing for bud light because of the taste. rachel: can't go to university and know that your grade is

based on amount of work that you did and said now we get onto plane and we wonder this is an affirmative action pilot or is this the best pilot? and so these are really important things that people are thinking about and he's right. it's going to take more than that. you're also right, pete, this was a quiet vote, no one has to know. it's not public whether you bought bud light or not. rachel: one of my best friends has a daughter getting married and they were registered at target and they took their registry out. good for them. all right. house oversight chair james comer is ripping the top democrat on his committee saying he's repeating lies that helped shield the biden family. will: a letter went out to fbi saying joe biden is not being investigated. pete: lucas tomlinson joining us

live from washington with more. >> good morning, house oversight chairman accusing the democrat committee of lying on the alleged $5 million bribe given to biden family from ukrainian energy family while joe biden was vice president and jamie raskin doubles down and wrote on christopher wray calling on the bureau to provide the committee with the same briefing he claims the agency gave him. here's part of that letter. at no point during the briefing did the fbi state or suggest in any way that joe biden is currently under investigation for bribery. james comer is not convinced and either is bill barr and rebuttes raskin kin saying it's never been closed down and a statement after that letter was made public, comer saying it doesn't matter how many times ranking member raskin kin repeats the lie, it's a lie. former biden stenographer outlined the alleged scheme accusing biden of using his

family to increase wealth. >> 2014, a putin ally wired $3.5 million to hunter biden, devin archer, and chris heinz. john carey's stepson. joe biden was criminally guilty of using his family to increase his wealth and now we're finding out about it. >> president biden heads to philadelphia for first election campaign rally and hopefully i-95 repairs are enough to get people there. so nice to see there's more nats fans up in new york on the set of "fox & friends". trevor pitched for the mets too, as you know, will. pete: that's a stretch. will: rangers fan. rachel: i'm a nats fan now.

>> that's one. will: now to headlines, at&t is the latest to close down a location in san francisco. the largest store will officially close on august 1 as crime and homelessness in the city continue to soar. follow nordstrom, cinemark and clarks that shut down stores at popular west field mall. main lobstermen catching a big one at the administration. last year they sued the biden administration over whale protection administrations that threatened their livelihoods they said. yesterday a judge ruling in favor of the fishermen slamming the theory saying, ," the service's legal reasoning was not just wrong but egregiously wrong. by the way, i believe congress is looking into the effect of those windmills in the ocean on whales, which has shown up on

the beaches. rachel: i remember when it was save the whales and the environmentalist. they don't care about the whales. will: same for the windmills so they don't care about the whales. >> native americans called it wide water. pierre lemont deeperville naming it lake hue ron. huron. that's not correct. what is lake champlain. that's also not correct. what is st. lawrence river. unfortunately that's also not correct. will: hard core jeopardy fans admitted it's a tough one. can we get the right answer? lake poncha train. pete: i didn't know that. will: hallowed be thy name. r how did they not know that?

it was symbolic of where the country is going. go back 50 years, nobody would have gotten that wrong. initiation nobody, you're right. i can see that. l rachel: sad state of affairs. coming up, a new yorker faces up to 25 years for stabbing an e con for stabbing his girlfriend on the subway and offering realities of city life. >> i ride the subway and have two choices and sit there and get assaulted and friends or family or loved ones get assaulted and seriously injured or you can fight back and get arrested. rachel: wow. he'll join us live, next.

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will: the man accused of stately stabbing an ex-con is now facing 25 years for manslaughter. rachel: re-yams released on sunday after not being deemed as a flight resident and can what the lawyers said moments after the arraignment. >> i still ride the subway, i'm sure many of you do too and we've seen what happened and i said to the judge, you have two choices right now. you can sit there and get assaulted and your friends or family or loved ones get assaulted and are seriously

injured and you can fight back and get arrested and maybe get charged or go to rikers and get released. which option do you take? pete: jason goldman joining us live on .s how did it get to the point where your client had to use a knife? >> it got to tafanely point where numerous subway stop where is he was trying not to do anything. this individual was harassing others and ultimately assaulting others and my client's girlfriend and assaulting my clients and punching individuals and ultimately hitting my client and hitting him in the face, hitting him in the nick area and during the scuffle, we had earring ripped out of her ear

and she was in the arm. rachel: she had a knife. is that common on the sub-- your client had a knife as well. your client had a knife and he use it had. ed it.is it common in new york? >> seems like it might be based on what people were expressing over the next two years asking can i carry a small knife on the subway and pepper spray and give them a gray area answer as a attorney saying part of that is illegal and can i use it? what do i do? can i use it against someone that's assaulting me? you can from a safety standpoint but you're going to get arrested and they say why? i say that's what we're dealing with right now. pete: you're make -- will: you're making the case of affirmative defense and the standard of reasonableness. is there reasonable expectation of fear? i'm sure you've talked or will be talking to other people on the train and have video of

evidence and what is it that you have that you can share with support for your client's estimation and had a reasonable fear on the train that day? >> again, there's a few factors and can't jump the gun and jump out and use force when force is not being used against you but they waited. everyone on the subway. not my client trying to be a hero in the moment he saw someone acting up and ran over and assaulted him. this was numerous subway stops and my client at the other end of the car and this individual had his shirt off and harassing people like i said, assaulting people and assaulting my client. what is he supposed to do? pete: when he did act, he pulled the knife out and how did that interaction go? >> uncovering those facts quickly and one thing i can tell you is it was one wound that happened to hit an artery and comes down to self-defense especially in court and seeing numerous stab wounds or gunshots and the argument drops down a little bit and seeing one

defensive action by my client, that's exactly what it was. then the individual staid standing and kept -- stayed standing and tried to get toward my client and obviously was bleeding out. will: is it on video, the incident? >> there's video and might be numerous videos. rachel: this is witnessed from the incident here. >> worried about the injustice of the circumstance like the only thing i can really think about is this jordan kid from my experience and from what i've heard from the other witnesses from our experiences like maybe it wasn't necessary that a man was stabbed. of course you're not supposed to have a knife in the city, but given the circumstances like who with blame him for acting according to his safety and was with his girlfriend, he felt protective and that he had a need to protect.

he didn't intend to kill the guy but intended to protect himself and so i'm really hoping that the court system takes all this into consideration and acts justly. rachel: yeah, he was trying to protect his girlfriend as he should. by the way, the da's charging him, they don't ride the subway probably. they don't have to deal with this. >> we live in a backwards situation and people like jordan williams are bearing the burden for the up tick in crime, the issues with housing, mental health, we all live in new york city and pay millions in taxes. where is it going and why does jordan williams have the be the one that defends himself and don't want to have this situation begin with and it does and my client is arrested. it's a bit backwards right now and being charged and we're going to get the case dismissed and even in this situation, i would hope that gets fixed at some point. pete: seeing on the bottom of

the screen, and this is amazingg and this case doesn't fall into a neat bucket and it's awkward for them and that's made it so special about it too. >> this has nothing to do with race or politics. rachel: they're all african americans in this case. >> this is savety -- safety and nothing to do with race or politics and they're calling me ask called me after and said the exact same thing. saying in is crazy, your client is innocent and let me know when i can testify. will: jason goldman, thank you

for sharing that story with us this morning. rachel: fascinating. pete: coming up, secretary of state antony blinken headed to china as the communist party escalates with taiwan. on the heels of new nuclear threat from russia and former deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland on that next. rachel: get ready to hit the gas, the hottest new cars you can get right now. ♪ only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your priorities are ours too. our interactive tools and advice can help you build a future for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership.

will: back with a fox weather alert and tornado touching down in virginia yesterday as severe storms ripped across the mid atlantic and took down trees and power lines and in florida, bebeach goers caught on camera with a water spout. chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is here with the forecast. reporter: hey, so many people

getting weather day after day and bringing increased threat for flooding and take a look at weather map and what's going on yesterday. we had storms that moved across parts of the northeast and take a look at last three days and last 72 hours all of these storm reports that wasn't in one day. that was multiple days of storms firing across the exact same area. one of the spots across the nice feels very much like spring and doesn't at all feel like summer and now today, storms this morning cutting across parts of kansas and nebraska and later today that becomes much more severe across parts of kansas and oklahoma and all the way down across parts of the southeast including parts of florida and a rough day again today and tomorrow and another bout of this and heat to the south side of this is baking people across parts of texas and louisiana. rachel, sending over to you. rachel: thank you, rick. chinese leader xi jinping held one-on-one meeting with microsoft ceo bill gates this week, who he called an old friend of the communist nation. this as secretary of state

blinken is expected to arrive in china this evening to dampen tensions between the two super powers. former deputy national security adviser and american conservative gourd member kt mcfarland joins us now. kt, great to have you on this morning. talk about this because bill gates went to meet with xi jinping and now he's going to meet with blinken. who are the excite these most excited -- excited about meeting with? >> not the american secretary of state. i'll tell you that. tthey want to foster american tech executives and american tech billionaires and they're not just gates but met with elon musk and tim cook of apple and a number of other senior officials in the business world in the united states. that's their objective. american secretary of state. the chinese have done a diplomatic spit in the face. what have they done? last week the secretary of state

chinese foreign minister had a phone call and at the end of the phone call, there's a press release and the american secretary of state did what everybody did for decades and looked forward to the meeting that chinese had a very different conversation like their press release and saying we're going to lecture the americans and have core interest and expect the americans to do this or that. the chinese have no issue and we're going to go over you and assault you. rachel: it relies on donald trump and getting a blueprint of what they're doing and everything they're doing puts us in a worse position. >> it's an important point to make because in asia there's losing faith gaining face. the chinese are experts of this. it's like macho on steroids and the chinese bring over secretary of state and insult him and

humiliate him and china will be like the really powerful country and rising ones and abandon me to come to beijing to have a meeting with us. they'll push further and further and further. all the ins insults and aggresss the chinese had in the last couple weeks and months from cutting off american battleships in the south china sea and taiwan straight and spy balloon and basin and chinese are pushing, pushing and pushing and they're getting no pushback and they'll keep pushing but the message this sends to the indo pacific countries is, hey, look, we're going to ask you to choose who you want to support in the next couple of years and which side will yo go on? rising chinese or declining america? america looks like we're in decline. china looks to be on the rise and better go with china. rachel: that's the choice that many countries are making even in the own hemisphere, which is frightening.

kt mcfarland, thank you for joining us. >> tha thank you, rachel. rachel: coming up, pickle ball, fertilizer and fragrances. what do they have in common? all congressional caucuses and we're looking at wackiest ones, next. plus, catch one nation with brian kilmeade tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern with congressman byron donald, trey kennedy, abby hornacek and one macho man to another, here's the world accordion champion performing live. ♪ we're talking about cashbackin. not a game. not a game! we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're not talking about practice? we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin.

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was a member of congress for a while and a very good one, the country of georgia, the finland caucus and dairy caucus and magnetic pulse caucus. they're working groups, special interest groups. a group of congress members that share common interest and goals and members of the caucus meet together to discuss areas of interest and it's in your district and something you care about, you get together with other mcellroys that care about that and maybe advance bills based on that. will: not just an affinity group or club, advance bills and coordinate with lobbyists and help ways to further the special interest of said group. congressman jared moscow wits, a democrat from florida wants to wear sneakers in the lobby and house floor, and that's not currently allowed. kevin mccarthy wears shoes like this. will: they'll be allowed.

pete: they look like dress shoe but have sneaker bottom and he wants to wear jordans and let reporter do that in the capitol. they let members of congress dress it up and maybe they get their way. will: i'm dressed up and here to do business but i'm still hip. pete: subtle brag. will: see what other caucuses are out there. you've got congressional cheese caucus. makes sense. pete: makes sense, what if the price of milk is high and shortage of cows. you need people that care about choose lobbying for bills on choose. will: congressional fraying reince caucus. fragrance caucus. pete: it's for people that want a free trip to france. if you're a member of the caucus, that embassy pays for you, maybe your spouse to take a little trip over there and have to advance the interest of fragrance. will: don't have to go to canada to be into hockey. do that in the us of a and vegas won the stanley cup and be on

the congressional hockey caucus. pete: what does that look like? go into the owner's box. go to hockey games, front row seats and we've got a lot of serious things going on in washington dc. members, you know, they also might join for the perks. will: the congressional appalachian national scenic trail caucus. pete: did you know there's five bills that have been pushed, no seven under consideration on the appalachian trail in the last five years. will: un-miked rachel told us that's led by governor sanford. interestingly many of these caucuses are bipartisan. i got it. i got it. pete: got the joke, rachel, thank you very much. a lot of things happen on the appalachian trail, some of them are off the books. will: a few more. congressional dads caucus. pete: how does this work? there's a lot of dads on capitol hill. democrats and republicans, the only thing they have in common

is being a dad so what kind of bills are they advancing as dads? will: family, working family-type bills. pete: but a working family bill from the democrats is different than the republicans. will: the congressional fertilizer caucus with congressmen from both oklahoma -- republicans and democrats from across the country advancing fertilizer, farming. pete: tell me more. will: that's it on that one. congressional pickleball caucus-backcaucushas to be bran. tell me about that. you into pickleball? pete: is there a congressional pickleball court? if not, there's a caucus for that and lobbying speaker mccarthy to get more access. pete: it's the burgeoning pickleball in the industry. will: using that to benefit themselves? will: yes, in many ways and the burgeoning pickleball industry has a few requests of congress to deal with. congressional rodeo caucus wants

to push ranching heritage, western heritage through rodeo. congressman darryl issa. will: now the outside groups know who to target and talk touchdown pass advance their nearby issue and get no play on capitol hill. another one. pete: play every golf course and golf caucus and you too can protect a industry under direct assault. actually the whole movement. will: pga and liv tour merger has work to do. the bourbon caucus. pete: that's one i can be apart of. if you could pick a caucus from the caucuses that we just talked

about, what would it be? will: tell me about the congressional bus caucus because they can be in the running. what do you know? pete: looks like a jailhouse bus based on the way a lot of congressmen used inside information to advance portfolios and maybe more of them should be on it. will: i think of the ones highlighted today and on the rodeo caucus. pete: i'm bourbon caucus all the way. will: advance the issues of the industry and a study group and working group or whatever it may be on your tax dollars. pete: always more money for that particular caucus. have more buses going to the golf courses and drink bourbon while arctic ice melts. rachel. rachel: will said he's going to do the rodeo caucus, pete, what's yours in pete: bourbon. rachel: makes sense and i'll be on the gas stove caucus. i want to keep those will: i think you already are. rachel: already running that one. thanks, guys.

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will: biden administration has a new proposal that 60 bernards healthcares of vehicles sold by 2025 is electric. here are some of the options and

auto expert. i'm sitting with the prius. this is gas? >> this is hybrid. you get the best of both worlds. it's a hybrid vehicle and toyota's former president said consumers make the decision on cars. this is all new and he cans tier tearier de--- said the ex-tier yore is stunning and it's -- exterior is beautiful and looks like a sports car and toyota has all the fun stuff you want on the inside. will: stop it. stop it. >> this is the hyundai santa fe. you have the ability to move the car front wards and backwards with the key fob called smart park and saw that a few years ago. you're like what's happening now. reporter: i don't know that would make me feel better. >> if you're in a tight parking spot, park it in. re-designed $27,000. for this, $27,000. affordable cars in the market

for the consumer that wants a small suv. will: how about this one? >> you're in the market for full sized, 9 person suv. defender 130 and first time they're offering a full three rows in this vehicle and seat up to eight on the inside of this. it's meant for off roading, all wheel drive and everything that you want you get with this and starting around $70,000. pete: will, you can get my defender. >> my wife owns this and this is qx80 and sensory package and fully loaded and get inside and when you sit down in the seats, you'll notice how comfortable this vehicle is. when you get inside, this thing is packed, front to rear, three row full sized suv starting about $70,000. all wheel drive and of course you're going to have all the technology you want. this is the android auto. >> a lot of leg room. >> look at this guy back here. that's what a full sized suv looks like and a lot of room

with the infinity qx80 and nice big motor under the mood pushing plenty of horsepower and entertainment display on the second row, heated seats and everything you want. rachel: thank you, mike, key thing is very dangerous with kids. >> it has sensors and told everybody in advance stay away from the front of the week. will: thank you so much. allev governor glen you-

♪ ♪ you and me ain't got much, but we got all we need ♪ will:ing good saturday morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends," or this fourth hour of "fox & friends." glad to have you with us. welcome back in to the new york where it's will cain, rachel campos duff e my and, yes, pete leg e seth, the fourth -- hegseth, the fourth hour. pete: we