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bringing you into fox & friends in this 8:00 hour on the east coast. it's father's day let's take a look at a couple of pictures. how about this it's rain each with her parents right there. rachel: that's my mom and dad by the way at my house right now and that's -- pete: is that you? rachel: no that's me on the left pete: that's a compliment to you rachel: thank you i took my parents to the white house when sean was in congress. it was a special day for all of us. pete: happy path father's day. rachel: here is my dad as a kid so if you see the front row. pete: which one? rachel: on the front row with the glove on the front, i'm looking at the screen so this way right here. see him? pete: you're pointing. rachel: with the striped shirt. pete: so he's second from the left. rachel: yup. pete: on the "bomb. rachel: my dad first generation mexican american. this is like the mexican bad news bears really, right? and so it's a great photo one of

my favorite ones framed in my house and my dad loves baseball, elvis, so and then of course happy father's day to sean. pete: happy father's day, sean. rachel: dad of nine doing his part. pete: no doubt. pete: and here is pete and his wife. pete: that is my dad, brian. rachel: i was reading the prompt er. pete: that's okay that was my dad a couple years ago. we do a fourth of july game as a family and he as teamed up with my wife, son, and they were team red. he's a wonderful father. i'll give him a call after the show today. grateful to him and we're going to do a little bit about this later on the show at our family meeting on friday. some look more awake than others , but just trying to do our best. will: tank tops for the meeting

all right fetterman. pete: do you know what it said? i won't tell you. rachel: now i want to know. will: there is me and my wife kathleen and two boys charlie and west and you mentioned it that's mount rushmore. i'm bad about sending in photos. they texted us this morning and i forgot. pete: i know that. we know that about you. that's why they have within ready to go. rachel: yeah. will: i didn't send one to my dad. my dad died in 2001 so you know, but incredibly influential on my life, and just even when your dad is gone, i mean, you're always living up to a vision of who you hoped you be and that kind of thing so anyway. rachel: your family in front of mount rushmore. will: yeah. rachel: great family trip sounds like it. will: it was awesome. you know that story, it was right before i joined. rachel: oh, was it i didn't know that. will: yeah, we did mount rushmore, yellowstone, zion, grand canyon, we did amazing

part of america. rachel: it's the all-american road trip. pete: before he lost his life and every weekend here with us. rachel: hold on to rushmore. pete: by the way i like the beard. you should bring that beard back that's like a marlboro man. you know? i feel weird saying that. rachel: he is the yellowstone guy of fox news. will: we move from that to 2024 ron desantis is on the campaign trail. joe biden was on the campaign trail beginning yesterday. ron desantis as well playing bartender for veterans in nevada where he was cracking joke saying he's not serving bud light to anyone. listen for yourself.

>> [inaudible] pete: this is certainly part of the strategy of the desantis campaign at this point, try to make him see more likable, more relat able. if you're them it's smart to put him in a vfw. he's a vet himself, so we'll see if it works and a good joke for that audience. i don't know. rachel: yeah. will: it's good. rachel: wisconsin had their gop convention and as they always do a straw poll and here is the results of that. 52.6% for trump, 34% for desantis. we're seeing kinds of numbers really across the country and pretty emblematic interesting though just as someone who lived in wisconsin. wisconsin was the home of the never-trumpers. that's where it originally started. most of the when donald trump ran the first time, most of those elected officials, you know, scott walker, a lot of them, were in the camp of ted cruz but this is a really interesting full showing that even with, you know, a lot of

hype, there's donald trump holding tight. pete: this is the party leadership. if you're at a convention and hard core republican there. that's a big lead, here is why this number really matters is because in 2022 a year ago, this very same straw poll in wisconsin, ransomware did was at 38% and trump was at 32%. a year ago -- rachel: great. pete: desantis was ahead by six, now a year later all of this indictment all of this time , trump's running away with it among amongst the base in wisconsin which is a very important state. rachel: absolutely. pete: so pretty good insight into the strength of the trump campaign right now. rachel: the strength of the campaign but also as i think more and more conservatives take it personally, how much the left has been weaponizing government and the intelligence agencies and law enforcement, the doj against him. i think that it's backfiring. pete: no doubt.

will: we had an interesting conversation earlier about a private policy. the ceo of public square in response to so many companies across america offering to include abortion coverage in their health insurance plans. public square offering the opposite. offering a $5,000 bonus to any employee that either adopts or has a baby. here is what he had to say earlier. >> we think that ultimately a company is only as strong as the families that built it and then for us, we're a pro- family company. we're unashamed about that and actually the largest marketplace in the country of pro-family businesses so we thought what better way to express this value that's core to our beliefs than actually putting some money behind it, putting our money where our mouth is and while companies like amazon, airbnb, target, patagonia, are offering up to $4,500 to play for their employees abortion we wanted this thing in opposite tune and say let's actually put $5,000 behind any of our employees that

were to have a baby, their spouses to have a baby or they were to adopt. just in the last month we've had three pregnancies announced so it's happening. people are excited about it. will: do you issue the bonus upon pregnancy or upon birth? on finalization of the adoption? >> upon birth. will: he said upon birth, but the beginning of the process of adoption. rachel: because the process of adoption can be pretty pricey. it's so fascinating because so many of the companies that you see up there, starbucks, amazon, doordash, airbnb, walt disney, a lot of these companies are companies that like to virtue signal that they are pro-woman, and yet, when a woman gets pregnant or wants to adopt, they aren't doing anything to support. in fact if a woman gets pregnant what they want to do is give you , you know, money for an abortion. it is interesting, because having a baby when you're working for a company like this , it can be a burden on the company in terms of maternity leave and our guest michael pointed that out.

he said yeah, they don't want to deal with the costs and the time away from the company. they just want you to work. pete: stay in the office. rachel: stay in the office and he's given a bonus i think it's fantastic. pete: that's what i love about public square. it's a new app and it's free. i just logged into my account and you look here on manhattan. the amount of businesses that just even here in what be considered a very left wing obviously manhattan tons of businesses, public square vets, the companies are they pro- freedom or pro-family and apply to do it and you as a customer can walk around and say where do i want to have dinner? rachel: i love it. public square. a lot of the gop candidates that we saw on the screen earlier including donald trump who said it as well, they are putting on their platforms they want to have baby bonuses as part of their platforms moving forward. a reaction to some of the pro- abortion policies on the left.

all right, well there's a new video raising eyebrows following the sexual assault accusations against ufc star conor mcgregor. the video is showing the accuser with mcgregor at a club after the alleged assault. mary ann rafferty join us with the latest. reporter: good morning. we're learning new details about the sexual assault allegations against ufc star conor mcgregor accused of sexually assaulting a woman at game four of the nba finals. this new video shows his accuser and mcgregor together at a club in miami a short time after she says the sexual assault took place. you can see the two chatting at a table about 30 minutes after the alleged assault. the woman's attorney telling tmz the video shows an awkward interaction, adding in part, "this again is another video that supports what my client has been saying and supports what the she told the police since the inception of this incident." mcgregor's attorney tells tmz the womans story keeps

changing and the video proves the allegations are false. tmz has other videos and the woman hanging out at the club including this video which tmz shows mcgregor leading the woman into the bathroom where the alleged sexual assault occurred. the incident happening hours after mcgregor punched miami heat mascot in a bit gone wrong sending the mascot to the emergency room. they were sent home with pain medication. back to you guys. rachel: thank you, marianne. turning to your headlines starting with a fox news alert. one minor is dead and nine others were shot in st. louis earlier this morning, according to police. details are few. the police have not said if they've made any arrests or what may have lead to the violence and we're going to continue to monitor that story. a pennsylvania state trooper is dead and another injured after a gun fight with a suspect in central pennsylvania yesterday. officers say the suspect pulled into a police station and shot one officer before fleeing the

scene and getting into a gun battle with the second officer who died. the suspect was also killed and now to a fox weather alert. areas in arkansas and oklahoma under high alert as the national weather service issues multiple tornado warnings. oklahoma expecting more severe storms this weekend with fast winds up to 50 miles per hour. many oklahoma residents are in the dark this morning as the storms wiped out power for more than 28 5,000 residents more on this story download the fox weather app or stream fox weather on your tv connected device. in honor of father's day we're highlighting fathers who are taking an active role in their children's education and we were joined earlier by a father of five who home schools all of his children with classical conversations. >> i think kids need to hear their dads say that they love them and the only way you can do that is by being involved. >> at the risk of sounding

cliche i feel like i learned how to learn and i didn't just get fed information. rachel: such a great family. the home school education clearly paid off getting a scholarship to attend baylor university and those are your headlines. rick, pete, will, where are you guys? rick: we are outside looking for a unique way to celebrate dad on father's day, so how about making some cocktails for dad. will: you probably recognize our next guest from shows like bar rescue celebrity. he's a celebrity mixologist. his name is rob floyd and here to make custom cocktails for me and pete. pete: nice. will: thank you you get to drink some. >> all right let's celebrate father's day we'll do really fun cocktails super-easy starting off and we'll do a little spicy tequilla cocktail because that's in your wheel house. will: i'm down. >> pour it right into the glass >> look at this individual size will: this is designed right. >> that's amazing.

>> i'll need your help here. instead of muddling the mint, i need you to grab that and spank it. take the minute, wow, boom. let's toss it right on here. will: i smell it. pete: from the spanking. >> put a little blackberry in there. a little spice, a little lyme, and now our itty bitty tequilla here. >> there we go. >> who needs to measure. >> this i feel like just changed my life. we're going to shake it up here. pete: that is going to be yummy. >> would you mind doing a little shaking here? will: not at all. >> [shaking it up] pete: i've got it. i know that reference. >> we're putting a little ginger beer in the bottom here. will: like ginger beer. >> there we go and when we pop

it, it's great. that's how you do it on "fox & friends." pete: this is so much cooler. >> all right this is our first cocktail and the will cocktail. will: i'm excited about it too. >> and then we have our little mint, we have throw it on top and it is beautiful, a little spice and a lot of great tequilla. will: i'm not allowed to drink it on air. i'm going to be honest why i'm not sipping on this beautiful cocktails. pete: rules and regulations. >> what do you got for pete? >> we have gin. >> this is new world style gin, we'll go ahead about an ounce and a half, or four ounces. >> absolutely. >> we're going to go a little simple syrup, just a touch, and then a little lemon here.

pete: do you just make all of these up? >> yeah, i have a lot of fun. i've got what you like to drink and how you drink it and we'll do a little -- pete: you know mine was an existing pour. will: did you make these up? >> i made them up. pete: that's pretty cool. >> it's really fun and in fact, as we do a really fun twist with this , this is a little happy father's day. will: its got our names on it! >> look at that. so awesome. will: where do you get these? >> on my site. will: what is that? >> robfloydentertainment. easy to find, but wait here comes the cold part. will: you have to get your mint it's not spanking. >> it's dried rosemarry. so you just need a little dried rosemary, and you see as it's lighting up and getting ready to smoke -- >> works in the bathroom too. pete: what do you do with it? >> there we go.

and so instead of a smoker, you can smoke your cocktail. will: look at that. pete: oh, nice. >> whoa! >> with seven kids you need as much help as possible. >> yes, absolutely. pete: i smell the smoke. will: that smells awesome. it smells like arizona. that's amazing. check these out again where? rob floyd entertainment. pete: still ahead country music star matthew west turning the table on his daughter with a father's day surprise of his own . >> so i played your version of our song together, and there's some people that want us to perform that song live on national television on "fox & friends." >> we are? >> let's go! >> [applause] pete: sprinkle of surprise

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pete: well the l.a. dodgers didn't dodge back last friday after honoring anti-catholic drag nuns during a pride night event. rachel: the stadium was empty while the crowds of protesters stood outside holding signs and praying. will: here to react is three lodge anthropology fox news contribute on jonathan morris. >> i love what you guys are doing with this story. it's very easy to just have outrage tv and say this is terrible. it's terrible. there should be outrage, but let's take a look at how we got here. how did we get here? this is let's start off by saying this is not a story about the gay community against the straight community. not even left versus the right. this is about irresponsible leadership by the dodgers.

why? because what they've done is honored a group that is not just of one opinion that could be acceptable depending on what your thought process is. no. they are honoring a group that is being disrespectful and hateful to an entire population of believing people, including going after nuns who had throughout our history of course with mistakes but who have taken care of the most suffering group , the people who have educated our kids for centuries, and who are now being mocked and saying we are going to make a political point by dressing up as you and doing something you would never do yourselves. terrible. rachel: why would the leadership do that, jonathan? >> it's a great question. i think they are just weak. they have been pushed obviously by somebody and so they change their opinion. they said we're not going to

honor them anymore. they got pushed harder and said okay, we are going to honor them and then they did another thing and they had this , which i think shohei ohtani fence ever to even more people, they decided to have this celebration and ceremony basically in the quiet of the night. it was an hour before the game started. it lasted about 30 seconds. why were they so weak? they need to ask themselves that and i'm glad we're not just having outrage but really getting to the root of the problem. it's lack of leadership and it's a lack of leadership to stand up against not just one opinion but rather real hate. pete: and lack of focus, why don't you just stick to baseball that's what we're all here for. got to get to the next story because you'll have a great take so a world economic forum contributor says that a.i. could rewrite the bible to create correct religions. here is a portion of what he said. >> in a few years, there might be religions that are actually

connect, that just think about a religion whose holy book is written by an a.i. that could be a reality in a few years. pete: jonathan? rachel: the world economic forum bible. it sounds like a great idea. >> except that it wouldn't be the bible. it wouldn't be a holy book. so i am 100% in favor of a.i. i'm 100% in five off or -- rachel: you are? >> absolutely let me tell you why. a.i. is another piece of technology like the internet. is there bad stuff on the internet? absolutely. are we blessed and served by the internet? yes. a.i., however, if it's going to rewrite the bible let's be honest. it's no longer the bible. i'm in favor of somebody being able to do that. write your own book. call it whatever you want. the problem here, the danger of a.i. and rachel, it sounds like you're concerned about it as you should -- rachel: i don't like trans humanism. >> the problem is it is misinformation to the extreme.

this guy can say this is the bible and it's now correct. no, it's not the bible. you might call it correct, but don't call it the bible, and we need not only regulation of some sort but we need to have technology that also protects truth. will: i wonder who guides the a.i. that creates the correct religion. pete: they are the real guy. rachel: that is actually the whole point. all those folks running the world economic forum, they all think they are god. pete: they love the bible, according to me. >> rachel: so creepy. pete: by the way, happy father's day. pete: i think we have a picture. rachel: let's see. pete: maybe. >> whoa! that's my son. he's 20 months old. rachel: beautiful. >> he looks like my life, thank god, and there's also good news that there's another one on the way. rachel: [applause] i couldn't see from the picture. does the baby have your blue

eyes? >> no, he does not but he looks like my life. will: maybe the next one will. happy father's day. rachel: congratulations. will: a detransitioner is suing doctors and hospital staff who removed her breast when she was just 13 years old. is this medical malpractice? next. of treating worth it? ubrelvy is another option. it quickly stops migraine in its tracks. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness. ask about ubrelvy.

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will: a landmark lawsuit fighting to hold hospitals accountable for gender reassign ment surgeries an 18-year-old woman suing medical giant kaiser hospital centers for giving her puberty blockers, testosterone and a double mastectomy at just 13 years old so was this medical malpractice, dr. marc siegel is here to react. i can't wait to hear your opinion. i should just age she alleged she was coerced and persuaded by the doctors to go down this path that resulted in the surgical removal of her breasts.

is this medical malpractice? >> well, will, let me tell you this. if there was no informed consent or proper informed consent the way she's alleging, that be grounds for medical malpractice. not to mention the fact that she's also saying that she didn't get any mental health support and we know from a study from australia from last year that people that have gender dysphoria are three to four times more likely to have anxiety or depression as children, so where was the mental health support? you know, several, many will decide that they are going through a transition and then de transition back in their minds as they are evolving so where was that? it's occurring from outside and the most disturbing thing of all and again i'm not a lawyer, but the most disturbing thing of all medically be pressure from physicians. in a minor, we're not talking about a fully grown adult. we're talking about a minor. what you should do in that situation in addition to the

mental health is warn about the risks here. of course mastectomy irreversible, puberty blockers have long term risks. will: the thing about it is dr. siegel is we don't presume as a society the informed consent is possible for a minor, because they are so easily manipulated. you have to have an adult to get a tatoo. you can't consent to a consensual sexual relationship with someone over that age. why would we presume a 13-year-old has any ability to create inform consent to have a healthy body part removed. the medical profession is the one here committing malpractice and honestly, dr. siegel, i can't wait to see what is the judgment of a jury of peers. i can't wait. the medical profession can be captured. can 12 people, i don't remember what state this is in, can 12 people in minnesota? >> i want to talk to this because i actually think you're right. my personal opinion is and we have to add that western europe and just the united kingdom just added themselves to this is not

allowing this transitioning at such a young age. that's the key. they aren't allowing puberty blockers in the united kingdom. president biden was sitting next to the prime minister of the uk touting this at the time when the uk and the national health service is saying no and that's a very very liberal body so there's a lot of precedent for not doing this and i agree with you that you cannot really get informed consent from a 13-year-old on something as incredibly life changing as this. i don't really think that surgeons should be doing this procedure at all on a minor at all, but on top of that, it doesn't sound like they explained it well and they didn't explain alternatives well , from what we're hearing and there was no mental health support either. will: right. dr. doc siegel want to get your thoughts on this and i understand that you, you know, you can't diagnose someone over a television set without them being your patient but i want you to take a look at one of our public officials this is senator john fetterman at a senate hear

ing. >> no. i would just really like to the 95, 95, 95, you know? obviously, you're pretty much preoccupied with 95 and i certainly am too. will: well you can't diagnose someone through a television set but it doesn't take an m. d. to go this is not healthy. >> well, will, listen. this is a bridge that collapsed right in philadelphia, the i-95 bridge and he is the senator representing this whole state. he better understand what's going on there and i'm most concerned about the question and i can't answer it to your point. how much does he comprehend? what's the cognitive issues here has there been a change since his stroke and dementia can occur because that's depression so he was just in the hospital for weeks for depression. did that make his thinking less clear? what about an mri or a full

cognitive test which he's never had. i think that the voters, i think the people of pennsylvania and the you united states have a right to know. fitness to serve. will: yeah. had a right to know before he was elected. >> exactly. will: he's attempting do the job. dr. siegel thank you for the conversation this morning. great to see you. >> great to see you will thank you. will: looking to keep faith alive in your household this summer? well, pete and rachel share their family mission statements, next. tress's exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure, and instantly adapts. sleep better, live purple. visit purple.com or a mattress store near you. trying vapes to quit smoking might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces cravings until they're gone for good. meet the future.

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rachel: we're coming into summertime so what's the best way to keep the family together in the summer months? well -- pete: so rachel and i are going to show you family mission statements that we put together to keep everyone on track. here is the context of this story. rachel: yeah. pete: and it is kind of wrong that wills been replaced on father's day but it's not a replacement. this is not off the wall just a family segment. we went over to your house. rachel: yup you came over for dinner. pete: outside your kitchen there's a framed piece of paper and i took a picture of it. it's the duffy family mission statement and it's as parents as we, you know, kids are getting older how do you orient them in the right direction and it was a beautiful way for your family to declare who you are and what you represent and what's expected of your kids. rachel: will was taking pictures and he sent it back to his wife. it's a way to be intentional about what are we as a family, who are we so we have what pete calls my preamble.

this is very constitutional in the eyes of pete. our family exists to love and serve god and each other and we believe each member of our family was especially chosen to be here and we promise to treat each other and ourselves as gifts from god to this family everyday we will strive to and here is the number one, practice our catholic faith and traditions. two express our love for each other in words, deeds and affection. three, spend quality and quantity time together in prayer , play and family meals, have honest and good and open communication. we promise to forgive each other often. pete: i love this one the one you need in any family. rachel: any family, marriage, everything. we'll do, now this is my part. we'll do our part to create maintain and this is my addition pete: we share the love of a clean home. rachel: laugh often especially at ourselves encourage and support eachothers talents and dreams. we're all different. put my family relationships ahead of distractions like

social media, mobile devices. that is a really tough one for parents and kids to do these days, and another one we were having, we still are having problems with teasing. pete: who doesn't have problems with teasing. at least the kids know what the baseline is and what the expectation is. so the hegseths just straight up copy the duffys. rachel: not exactly. pete: we put our own spin on it as well. listen there's so many things in this world that kids and families can chase whether it's sports, whether it's status. i don't want our family to be focused on those things and the kids to know who they are so we start with we are christians, jesus christ is our lord and sav iour. ruler of heaven and earth. we are saved only by his grace. i recently come about in the book of james about the perfect law of liberty where the law sets you free and all of the things that enslave us are sinful in my own world. by the way all of this is done by two people who don't profess to be experts as parents or perfect people at all, but if we can set our kids on the right

course we will and we laid out jesus two greatest commandments, love thigh lord and god with heart and soul and mind and love your neighbor and then we went into the bullet points and we copy and pasted from the duffys. seek and serve and worship and honor god. i added protect. love respect and protect. rachel: i like that addition. pete: we have a blended family of biological and not and just hey, we're closing ranks here as a family. but we are a tribe. this is our tribe. honor our father and mother. listen to your parents and this is very similar. quality and quantity time have honest, open, good communication this is straight from the duffy creed. forgive one another often. do our part to maintain a clean house. rachel: it's part of it. pete: this is from school. our school says work while you work, play while you play. if you have a john get it done. rachel: cleanliness next to god liness. pete: you realize your kids are

so different and they have different ambitions and one is not cooler than another if one likes to read or write then great support them and above all we added television, video games and devices as those distractions. then we had the kids all sign it and you know why we had the kids sign it? because you did the same thing with your family. we're signing it on to this together. here is our focus. rachel: i think sometimes we can lose focus of what we're really about and this is a really great way for everyone and you can have your kids contribute to some of this and obviously, mom and dad have the last say on what the family mission is, but you know, have the contribution in there. its been great for us. we revisit it periodically and it's good. pete: we plan to revisit it as well. we had all the kids read it as we were doing it and talked through it. here is who we are, and what we represent, the world is doing one thing and we'll do another as imperfect as it will be. rachel: it's so important to understand, it's so confusing and it can be so distressing to

look at what's happening outside but we have a lot of control inside the four walls of our home and we should do that. by the way we talk about our family mission statement, how we got to form it and how to do it on our podcast from the kitchen table me and sean so definitely check that out on fox podcast .com. pete: you've changed our life. will and rick out to you guys. will: we're sticking with the family theme for today's fox and family segment rick and i's mission statement includes dianne. she's our next guest. fun ideas with sides and deserts that will get the whole family involved. rick: dianne hendrix is here. easy family ways that you can make dad. >> it's all about grilling and the family, so we have hot dogs and, you know, sausages and they are from fourth generation family owned and my friends own it, bob and jackie burke. rick: good friends. >> yes, this is a little way to use the hot dogs to make a little pocket with --

rick: how did you do that? >> i didn't make those but you can buy them for under $2 it's like a pigs in a blanket but a fancy little twist. mini tacos, take a taco, put it on the grill, cut it in circles and i'll add a little sour cream , cheese, and i'm using who lly guacamole, which you guys love that and that is real hand scooped avocados really yummy. we have blue cheese wedge salad. really good. grilled watermelon which is one of the requests from the producers and you can see it on the grill. you just grill it and it brings out a sweetness and caramelizes the natural sugar with a little balsamic drizzle which is really nice and for the kids just take a banana, cut it in half, put peanut butter on it, wrap up the chips and wrap it in

a packet. >> a nice melted mess. >> yes, without the graham crackers. what's this? >> grilled angel food cake. it's so nice and again it caramelizes. pay, pete, and brings out the sweetness. >> nobody eats bananas, dianne. >> yes they do, and a grilled pineapple with a cinnamon sugar glaze. isn't that so yummy? it's just a really simple way to get the kids involved. they like grilling, and, you know, everybody but you're outside and it's just fun. will: get petes bananas ready, is it hot? he loves bananas. rick: we appreciate it thank you so much. coming up a special father's day performance. ♪

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♪ will you hold the door, pick the tab and treat her right ♪ >> oh, my gosh. >> come on. will: matthew west is re- releasing his song "before you ask her" with him from his 17-year-old daughter lulu who surprised her dad with vocals on

the track for father's day. rachel: and they join us now. so great to have you both. what an amazing moment on father s day for you to sing together. before we do anything else what do you love about your dad? >> i love how funny he is. rachel: does he have good dad jokes? >> oh, yes. pete: so you wrote the song but you secretly recorded a track alongside it? >> yes, sir. >> the voice started coming a undercut rosenstein in nashville with a mullet epidemic so i went out to my studio called the story house and i wrote a song inspired by me what i would tell the boys who dared to ring the door bell at the west house. will: now is the moment we can't wait to hear the song. >> you ready, lulu? rachel: it's about you, pete.

before you ask her, on a friday night first day, it might be good for you and me, to get a few things straight, before you ask her, and i'll hear that door bell ring, but she ain't gonna answer, until you answer me ♪ will you hold the door, be polite, pick-up the stab and treat her right and have her home by 10 and not a minute after, will you take it slow, when it comes to love, let me goodnight kiss be far enough and treat her with respect because that's what matters, oh, i guess you've got some things to ask yourself before you ask ♪ let me tell you about my girl, she's a 4th of july firework, and she'll light up your whole world. before you ask her, you need to know what her hearts worth, and if she chooses you, then that

makes you the luckiest on earth so will you build her up, don't let her down and never try to steal her crown, and believe in all the dreams she's chasing after, will you give her wings, let her fly, because if you do she'll touch the sky, will you always let her know that her voice matters ♪ oh, i guess you've got some things to ask, before you ask her. ♪ before you ask her ♪ now, before you ask me, if you can walk her down the aisle, oh, i knew this day was coming, i've seen the way you make her smile, but before you ask her, before you get down on one knee, and

make my girl a promise i just need you to promise me ♪ will you stay for better or for worse, will you put her and jesus first, and always be her happy ever after ♪ will you let that ring remind you even when the hard times find you, it's the promises we keep that really matter, oh, i guess you've got some things to ask yourself, before you ask her ♪ before you ask her ♪ before you ask her ♪ >> [applause] rachel: awww. >> [applause] rachel: that's incredible. this is going to be like

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we begin this hour with a fox news alert. secretary of state ant anthony blinken is in bay jig this morning in a rare trip to china as relations with the u.s. continue to sour. rachel: he'll spend the next two days meeting with top communist party officials. it's not clear if he'll be allowed to sit down with president xi jinping. >> a snub in and of itself. alexandria huff in live in washington, d.c. with the latest. >> reporter: a senior state department official says the primary goal of the trip is to re-establish senior level communication, including military to military. other issues like china's role in the fentanyl crisis, they're