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story for the last 18 hours or so. just across the border from where we are right now. huge ramifications for the war and world affairs. it's called the biggest challenge to russian president vladamir putin 23 weir t weir td the man responsible, wa wagner group chief prigozhin and he claimed his forces were fired on by russia and he took his fighters, as many as 25,000 along with tanks, armor, guns out of ukraine where they were deployed to nearby key southeastern city of rostov-on-don and population is 1 million. with almost no fight put up, they took over the main military headquarters there, which runs this war here and plus other official buildings. the demand for the top russian military brass comes to him to discuss the complaints. lets to move onto -- threats to

move onto moscow if the demands are not made and another town 30 o 0 miles close toter capitol and vladamir putin lashed out at prigozhin and a once friend and key ally and threatening decisive action. take a listen. >> all those who deliberately elembarked on the path of betral and prepare the armed rebellion embarked on blackmail and terrorist methods will suffer inevitable punishment and answer both to the law and to our people. >> here in kyiv, amiss all of these problems we made it through another heavy night of bombardment, 20 russian missiles fifires and most shot down but there was death and destruction. then online message about russia's problems from ukrainian president zelensky quoting russia's weakness is obvious. full scale weakness in the longer russia chemos its troops and mercenaries on the land, more chaos pain and problems

it'll have for itself later. clearly with ukraine's counter offensive in its third week, faltering somewhat, we'd like to see nothing more than chaos in the ranks of russian military and experts say kyiv might try to take action, might try to take advantage of the trouble in russia. guys, there's an old phrase in the military and elsewhere, it is be careful what you wish for. it's too early for analysts to guess exactly how this will turn out and the white house and other world capitols say they're watching. what would happen though probably won't be pretty and could have a big impact and not just on the war here and not just the region but the world. back to you guys. will: greg, on the boat of russian chaos and any defection of russian military to prigozhin and the wagner group? >> prigozhin is claiming some have come over, but he's talking about small numbers. the latest quote was just 60 or 70.

however, what i think is key, folks, in what we're seeing in the southeastern city is that there was barely no fight. we saw a couple scuffles and saw some issues but just about everybody let him go through the borders and let him go through the foreign indications and let him take over that military headquarters. what is important though is to see what happens next. he can't just sit there and can't go on like this and russia has to do something and some of the forces again are moving up the highway to moscow and now about six hours outside of it and they're experiencing resistance. they're clearly, if they cited a role into moscow, it would be a different game, entirely, guys. we're watching the next hours and next couple of days and it'll tell what's going to happen. pete: amazing. real quick, inside ukraine, there's been a long touted offensive by ukrainian forces. does this -- you eluded to it but does if 25,000 troops on the front lines headed towards moscow, does that present a

opportunity? >> absolutely a opportunity. i mean, 25,000 were involved for example in the city of bakhmut for many months. they were being sort of cycled out u but the most important thing is to remember the city rostov-on-don, has this military headquarters for the russians and it is where all of the operations in ukraine are taking place. so if there's a little bit of distraction inside that headquarters, kyiv thinks it can take advantage and counter offensive has been faltering as i noted to some extent. i'm sure the officials here in the buildings a few blocks away are planning their next move and not going to sit by and watch this opportunity go untaken advantage of. back to you. pete: thank you, greg. rachel: greg palkot. thank you very much. we spoke with rebekah earlier

and she said there's two possibilities. one, we're funneling prigozhin because he's a mercenary and maybe we have something to do with the so-called up rising and the other thing is he's looking to replace putin. here's what she told us earlier. >> there's a real threat of armed insurrection and possesses 6,000 weapons and a lot pointing to the u.s. homeland and any kind of instability is not good for anyone. what prigozhin is aiming potentially is to replace putin in 2024. russia will have presidential elections on march 17th of next year. prigozhin is actually aiming to replace this guy, to replace the current leader and that's why he's stirring up populous movement in russia so again, it's not -- in russia not everything is what you see; right? it's the wilderness of merits

and remains to be seen how the situation is unfolding. will: she offered three alternatives to what could be going on in russia. one, prigozhin is looking to replace putin, two, the united states or nato is playing a role in this potential coup in russia. or three, that it's a false flag by putin that he is using this fake rebellion to further consolidate power and rally russia to his cause. rachel: she also said -- we asked her directly what would she do if advising president biden on this war? would she advise him to continue funding it, which we've been doing to the tune of, i think, $170 billion so far, or would she advise him to try and negotiate a peace settlement between the two countries? she said 100% she'd go for negotiations for peace settlement. pete: bring in somebody who if he wins the job he wants would have to make that type of decision. vivek ramaswamy, republican 2024

presidential candidate. vivek, great to have you on the program. how would you handle this with the developments? >> good to see you. this is one more piece of evidence that russia is likely a paper tiger. the idea that russia has the capabilities that go for poland or other parts of western europe looks increasingly farcical. we need to keep our eye on the prize for the united states and that's deterring chinese aggression and that's the top threat that we face from a foreign policy perspective. what i've said is i would end the russia ukraine war on terms that pulled vladamir putin away from xi jinping and one thing that russia has that's ahead of china and the u.s. is the largest nuclear stockpile in the world, and also hypersonic missile capabilities ahead of both the u.s. and china. that's a valuable asset for xi jinping to have in his back pocket. we can end this war in ukraine

with a deal that requires putin to end his military partnership with china. i think that's how we actually achieve american objectives here. rachel: yeah, it's interesting, this war did exactly what -- it was predictable and brought china and russia closer together and seems to me like dereliction of duty not to have thought a few steps ahead on that. did they -- why did they put us in this position, vivek, our government? our state department? >> i think it's the absence of purpose in the u.s. military and the managerial class is at best, this was a best case scenario and interpretation scenario looking if the rear-view mirror trying to repeat the tactics of late 20th century and failing to recognize the ussr does not exist and the chinese communist party is the threat to the united states today that the ussr might have posed in the

last cold war. stop driving with eyes in the rear-view mirror and wake up with the threats we face today. the reality is we're dependent on our enemy, communist china for modern way of life and shoes on our feet and phones in our pockets. in a way that was never true of the ussr even in the last cold war. that's the reality we need to wake up to and i think the russia with the ex-pension of an china and declaring them away from china, it's a mistake and it's the core hallmark of foreign policy decision and what i'll add is that this is the number one way we actually deter china from going after taiwan while avieding war because xi jinping's number one -- avoiding war and >> i xi jinping's number one bet and calculous is u.s. won't to want go to war with two nuclear super power skies and xi jinping has to deter it after

avoiding war and the only candidate that's brought this to specificity and that's the level ovconcern it wants. will: vivek, a famous moment in 2016 when all the republican candidates asked to raise their hands if they'd support one another on the debate stage and on the nation. donald trump famously did not race his hand and the only one that did not raise his hand and i don't know who the candidate would be and look into who that would be and what policies they support. it's still an issue today as i believe the first debate for republican primary in august has a similar requirement. it has a requirement that republicans support -- sign of pledge, and i'm sure you'd know about this vivek, sign of pledge to support whoever the would be nomination would be. ron desantis has not said if he would back donald trump. as gop nominee. would you back donald trump should he win the nomination and while we're at it, would you

back ron desantis if he won the nomination? >> i'll be on that debate stage in august. we met the criteria p three mons plus in advance and lawler i'll say is if the university of idaho roommates candidates in the race middle age that pledge, i'll stand by and be willing to because that's the condition for open debate in our own party, to know we can have at it and really disagree, push one another from a policy perspective, drawing policy contrasts. that's something i've been unafraid to do in the race. i think we'll do a better job of that as a party and a movement. if we're able to take the gloves off on the one hand and the on thother hand, we're all committd to beating joe biden. will: is that a proposition for you, vivek? >> it is. that's only fair. adds a movement, we're going to get in there and have open debate on that debate stage with a common commitment and rnc trying to lead the way on that .

i'm ready to play ball but i require the other candidates to play ball as well. pete: stay on the debate aspect for a moment, vivek, because donald trump said i don't want to participate. how do you react to that if the overwhelming front runner is not on that stage? >> that's his choice for the early debate. my point is gimenez going to do this year what donald trump did in 20156789 he was the outsider there -- 2015. he was the outsider then and i see myself more similar to donald trump in 2015 than trump today maybe in 20156789 i think. i think -- 2015. you get to be the outsider once and i'm the outsider in this race and competition breeds strength and i embrace the competition in the race and it makes our movement and our country stronger. i will not be holding back on that debate stage and i'll require the other candidates to level up is and traumatic about the issues rather than superficial talking points that

you otherwise get not participating in a debate in the campaign. rachel: the times publicized a cartoon and it implies that republicans are racist and don't actually like you. they've since apologized but talk to me about what you thought when you first saw that cartoon? >> whi -- when i first saw that cartoon, i thought it was off the mark and the jokes are usually funny because there's truth in it. there's not an iota of truth in this and that's why it wasn't funny. i travel across the country and meet with grass roots people across iowa and across the country. not once have i experienced the kind of racism that that cartoon embodies. if anywhere i see it, it's coming from the left. that's what made the cartoon not funny. i call that had out. after that the newspaper really apologized and they came out

with a public apology. i just published a letter to the editor in that newspaper this morning saying i accept the apology. we're done and let's happily move on. i don't want to see people lose their jobs over this and don't want to see it go extreme in the other direction. i was a one time aspiring standup comedian in new york city myself and i can empathize with a bad joke and call it what it was and move on. that's how i deal with it. pete: now you've inspired my to try and find the tapes from vivek ramaswamy's standup comedy days. got to be out there somewhere. love to see it. >> i got about ten shows. nothing to write home about. will: vivek, always great to talk to you. thank you for always addressing all these issues head on. pete: good to see you. rachel: always such a fresh perspective. thanks, vivek. will: a few additional headlines, overnight two people wounded after shooting at illinois entertainment complex known as scene 75. the pair was hospitalized but their condition sun known.

police say the investigation is ongoing and the shooter remains on the loose. moments ago, the launch and recovery platform from ocean gate was towed in by the canadian coast guard after catastrophic implosion of the titan submersible. the transportation safety board will be joining the u.s. coast guard in the on going investigation. officials believe the implosion occurred while the submersible was descending toward the titanic ship wreck killing all five people on board. a new report reveals mayor eric adams spent about $50,000 taxpayer dollars to send more than 114 migrant households out of new york city. political reporting that between april 20th and 22nd. and april -- between april 2022 and april 2023, adams sent illegal immigrants to states like florida and texas and adams

heavily criticized leaders for busing migrants to new york and saying it's anti-american. and those are your headlines. pete: coming up, joe biden said he knew nothing about his son's business dealings. still says it to this day. but hunter's texts tell a different story. we'll hear from a whistle blower attorney as we dig for the truth. rachel: first, today marks one year since gianno ca caldwell's 16-year-old brother christian was shot and killed and there's no answers from the city. gianno will join us next. or the energy to keep working? there's a dr. scholl's for that. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have patented gel waves that absorb shock to hard-working muscles and joints, for all-day energy. ahhh!

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pete: today marks one year since gianno caldwell's 18-year-old brother christian was shot and killed on the southed side of chicago and still no answers from the statement with no ayrs or answers, gianno says the city failed his family. he joins us now on this saturday. thanks for being here and give us an update of what you do know as we remember your brother today. >> well, there was an arrest in

un-related case. it was out of the chicago police department in march and this particular individual they believed to be high likelihood to be one of the shooters in the situation and he -- the individual told me that this person is being investigated by the fbi and currently in federal custody and here's the problem, meet, i have not heard from the chicago police department since march. i've reached out to the detective, he's not calling me back. he's not responding to my text messages. at this point, i have choice but to ask the fbi to fully take over this investigation because i, and my family, need justice. there's so many families within the city of chicago, who are lacking the justice in which they deserve from the law enforcement there and they're not getting it. chicago police can't do the job. they can dot job and investigate. they did it with jesse smolett

and he teand this is the been os and the families have received justice and they can dot job but they're not doing the job here, pete. i'm upset. i'm pissed off and i'm disappointed with what we've received. i should be in chicago right now with my siblings, but most of my brother haves moved out and i grew up with a house full of brothers, six of us, they've all mostly moved out exempt for one and they don't want to go back to chicago to go to my brother's burial site because they're concerned for their safety. how many other families are experiencing that, pete? i can imagine countless families and don't have a fox news platform and don't have a gianno caldwell and me being who i am and having resources and ability to communicate this message, it's not making a difference with the chicago police not doing their damn jobs so i'm asking for the fbi to get involved right away. pete: that's a powerful truth

considering your platform. imagine the countless amount of families that never get answers, never get a phone call returned and never get justice. presumably whoever this individual is in custody might know who the actual other shooters are as well. so just -- you're just asking for information here and someone to take charge. >> you're exactly right and i've contacted the fbi multiple times and called their 800 number and they have my phone number. if you're an fbi agent in the chicago field office or in the headquarters, call me. you have my phone number. you need to interview me and my family about my baby brother. i got to tell you, there's so many other families out there across the country that have these progressive prosecutors and they're not getting justice. they have police departments, some are de-moralized and some that just don't want to do their job. they don't to want be a law enforcement officer and they need to get out of their job if that be the case. we've got to figure out how jim jordan's committee and i know kevin mccarthy, who i've spoken

to about this very topic, how they'll use congress as a vehicle to get justice for these families and these progressive das are receiving federal funding. there should be oversight, why aren't you doing your jobs? it should not be these folks all over the country are not receiving justice for their loved ones. it's somebody's radical ideology. we need justice and i demand it now. thank you, pete. pete: thank you for using your platform for good. not just for your brother but araising alarm for so many other families that never get that justice. >> i have no choice. thank you, pete. pete: god bless you brother. >> god bless you. pete: christian was 16 years old and planned to go to college and was the light of any room he entered. may he rest in peace. weeds... they have you surrounded. take your lawn back with scotts turf builder triple action!

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pete: we're back with a fox news alert. the rucks administerny now reportedly using administer 'til and i helicopters to open -- artillery and helicopters to have the convoy 300 miles south of moscow. the wagner group loyal to the kremlin seized a key city without fire ago single shot. the leader of the uprising says vladamir putin is deeply mistake anne donovan calling his fighters traitors but putin is vowing to crush the rebellion. a developing story inside russia with a lot of ramifications as we get more information this morning, we'll bring it to you. will: meanwhile attorney general merrick garland pushing back against testimony by an irs whistle blower that the justice department interfered with the investigation into hunter biden. >> he was appointed by president trump as u.s. attorney in

delaware and assign bid the previous administration. i don't know how it would be possible for anybody to block him bring ago prosecution given that he has this authority. will: whistle blower revealing how long the fbi knew about hunter's infamous laptop. rachel: saying the fbi verified the laptop's authenticity in november of 2019 by matching the device number against hunter biden's apple i cloud id. pete: tristan levet is the attorney and president of empoweroversight.org and joining us now. thank you for being here. tell us how has it been since your client has come public with this. do you feel like what he know and what he's alleging has been fairly characterized? >> well, depends on who's characterizing it, doesn't it? a big amount of what he's brought forward is obviously been pretty shocking to the american people. that's received coverage and his

motivation as a long time career investigator, someone that's worked on huge investigations like the credit sweiss investigation was very different than anything he handled in his 14 year career and he felt like congress should know and understand how this case was developed and congress made the decision voting to release the information that the american public deserved to see this. a lot of information i think has rightly surprised the american public and disappointing to see that some individuals of course hunter biden's defense attorney is out there, you know, making statements, vaguely threatening to our threatening to our client and, you know, mis-characterizing what's been released and so are some other outlets and hope the american people look at this information and judge for themselves. rachel: we used to like whistle blowers and used to celebrate them. we celebrated one not long ago. what was his name again? pete: vindamin?

rachel: yeah, that's the kind owe like. this case is interesting and there's so much evidence because, a, hunter biden was exhibitionist and now there's photos and e-mails and voice mails and here's one that we have on what's app that sounds like it came right out of a movie and says i'm sitting here with my father and he'd like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfilled. tell the directors that i would like to resolve this now before it gets out of hand. now means tonight. zi if i get a call or -- z, if i get a call or text from anyone other than you i'll make sure the person knows my ability to forever hold a grudge you'll regret not following my direction. i am sitting here waiting for the call. this is the important part, with my father. my understanding is that investigators at irs said we can

verify whether using location, gps location, whether joe biden was there or not and they were directed not to do that. they couldn't do that. >> that was one of many steps where the investigators were blocking and extending things from hunter biden and e-mails out there for some time and help by the big guy and there was -- all the investigators knew who the big guy was and they're specifically told you can't ask anything about the big guy and subpoena and search warrants and biden's delaware residence and anything that went beyond hunter himself, they were blocked from. pete: is that -- is it common that probes stay on just the person you're investigating that you're not supposed to snake off of it? just forgive my naivety on this. >> no, the investigation is publicly out there and i'm limited to what's in the transcripts since it's been

released publicly. this spun off from the different ones and it happens all the time. get information and get leads and then develop those. these are leads that should have been developed such as the what's app message and since then it's been reported that there's photographs that show hunter at his dad's residence that same day as that what's app message. wasn't a voice mail to be clear. just a -- they got raw data from apple for the what's app messages and texts there. it shows that we know ten days later, the company in question transferred $1.15 million, the question in hunter's name and the account in question. will: what's your reaction to -- i want to ask you about two individuals and one is merrick garland and he came in and basically said, i guess that you or your client are lying about the prosecutor and the powers that are grant to do the prosecutor in this case but

secondarily, i'd like to get your response to hunter biden's lawyers, which you said you believe, i have seen where hunter biden's lawyers said, look, my client was on drugs but you suggested as well they're making vaguely threatening statements to you. please address both garland and hunter's attorneys. >> sure. as it relates to merrick garland, what attorney general garland said is that u.s. attorney david wise had full authority to investigate and bring charges in this case. he said that to senator grassley on march 1 of this year as well. where apply comes into this as irs investigator, he was at a meeting after investigating this for all this time, he was at a meeting on october 7, 2022, at the delaware u.s. attorney's office and at that meeting, u.s. attorney wise, his first assistant u.s. attorney, and head of the criminal division there in that office were meeting with both the baltimore fbi, that's who has the jurisdiction over delaware with their special agent in charge and their assistant special

agent in charge and with the irs special agent in charge, he and gary our client serving as assistant special agent in charge. u.s. attorney david wise told the whole group he did not have the authority to charge, he tried to bring charges in dc for the 2014 and 2015 tax years, which is when the barisma income came in and years that hunter's own advisers told him you filed false statements in 2014 and need to amend those and there's unfiled incomes and those were slam dunk years and 2014 would have been felony charges because of false statements so those charges had to come through dc because that's where the 20 -- that's where hunter was living at the time. we were not allowed to do that and what's more when we were deny that, i requested special council authority. gary shappley doesn't have

insight into what happens from the attorney general or anyone else and he only knows what he was told in that meeting but he was so shocked by it as weres other attendees of the meeting that it became contentious when they asked him about it but gary and special agent in charge went back and gary took contemporaneous notes and e-mailed them to the director field operations at ir sccing and copying special agent in charge. you covered all this correctly. there's contemporaneous documentation of what david wise said and not about gary shapely versus anyone else's word and that's what he said and it's for other investigators to find out and it's his job to bring this forward and people need to pull on the threads and david has to answer to that. he sent a letter to congress saying it doesn't look like that letter was unclear it was drafted by him and sent a letter to congress saying i have the

authority and has to answer for these conflicting things and not what he told the fbi and irs. will: how did hunter's attorneys vaguely threaten your client? >> look at statement from yesterday and he questions authenticity of what's app message and says it looks like -- he says out there this information may be defamatory or look at statement he put out, saying it was put out by someone with bad motives and gary shapely went through the entirely correct process of taking this legally to congress and congress on its own voted to release the information. will: really good stuff. great information. tristan leavitt, thank you for sharing it with us here on "fox & friends" and the public as well. thank you. pete: thank you, sir. rachel: thank you. >> thank you. will: protests outside justice's homes and vandalism of pro life centers, a year of far left outrage following historic roe v wade reversal. will and i go off the wall,

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pete: today marks one year anniversary since the supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade. will: let's go off the wall to look at aftermath from protests to vandalism and where we are today. let's start with where it all started. in 1973, roe v wade in one of the most tortuous judicial decisions? the history of the united states

supreme court decided through a peak spl numb bra of rights and echos and shades of rights they develop this right to privacy that establishes essentially a right to abortion in the united states. pete: even justices like ruth bader ginsburg and supported roe v wade and not constitutional in the way it was decided and controversial from the beginning and conservative republicans pledged after campaign to campaign would like to overturn it through justices that would and donald trump had a chance to appropriate three, all of which voted to overturn it but it was a tough road to get there. if you remember in may of 2022 months before, a draft leaked of the decision to overturn roe v wade. a lot of controversy around that, will. will: yeah, we got the leak and just a little over a month later, we got the official decision in dobbs that the united states supreme court would be overturning roe v wade

with the decision of dobbs v jackson. pete: with that came the political association and eruption of protest around the country. it was a leak and leading up to campaign of intimidation against justices that a lot of people feel like was the purpose of the leak and, l, -- will, it was widespread. will: yeah, pro abortion groups took to the streets and gathered outside the capitol and homes of the united states supreme court justices and you saw that video and famously saw it when it came to justice brett cavanaugh. pete: against the law to stake out and protest outside of a justice's home. more extreme level when nicolas ross was charged with attempted murder after being near justice cavanaugh's home. here's a sound byte to remind you of the 911 phone call of that incident. listen. >> you said you came from california? did you know someone down here?

>> brett cavanaugh. >> you came alone? >> correct. >> okay. what were you copping to do, just -- coming to do, hurt yourself and him or what was going to happen? >> correct. pete: not a stable individual but at the same time all this protest and outrage led people to take terrible steps. will: one of the most extreme examples, but not the only one, pete, take a look at what's happened in the wake of roe v wade or repeal of roe v wade. pro life centers and this is according to the catholic news agency and this is important and you're not going to get accurate honest assessment and fbi on some stats and take a look at visor attacks on pro life entities from political figures down to pregnancy centers over 110. 110. pete: a lot of attacks on churches and places of faith and pregnancy centers very misunderstood and places where women and families can go to get

support in facilitate ago healthy pregnancy and birth of a child that those became the target of those who want abortion on demand in this country. will: some examples of the vandalism you've seen and the attacks and that was a molotov cocktail style fire bomb. pete: these are the things you're not hearing about unless you're watching or programming and network and you think the dobbs overturning roe v wade is women that can't have access to abortion. instead, it's people across the country and is the fbi focusing on this stuff? will: quickly all across the country. absolutely in every aspect of the country. pete: it changed the political landscape and now it's the decisions on abortion have moved to the state level and to pass a federal 15 week ban as well and what side of the fence they're on at that and roe v wade may have been overturned but

influence on the american politics remains. will: in many ways, that's how it should be returning to the states and democratic process and every single individual in our states has this debate and point it out and takes over, it appears with the midterms and as we approach 2024 as a major political issue for candidates running for presidents. pete: it's worth noting a year later how many innocent lives, innocent babies have been born because of the courage of justices to overturn roe v wade in the last year when you consider how many were taken since 1973. a good anniversary to absolute. up next, prince harris'podcast pitch. billionaires fighting each other and woke was too greasy for grease? will: i don't know. pete: look at that man right there. he's here to unpack it all. he'll make sense of it all. rachel's pop culture roundup. ♪

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rachel: time nor another pop culture roundup and this time tie rhus and i touch on the late greatest hollywood drama and they're going so for out, you can tell. >> we keep it real here at fox

news because that is fake news. rachel: starting off with this, we have prince harry and now we find out after the spotify deal has been canceled that he was actually pitching a podcast for himself about none other of course than childhood trauma and these are some of the suggestions he gave spotify and wanted to interview donald trump, putin, mark zuckerberg, what do you think of this childhood trauma podcast and who would you want to see ? >> picking three billionaires to talk about childhood trauma. it was horrible. hi to eat my cereal all by myself. i don't think childhood trauma was the topic and he had big wishes and a big plan, but i would probably want to talk to people who actually came up from nothing into something. it would be a long list of guys like that. rachel: who would you suggest to interview? >> i would go with a different side and talk to maybe barack obama and maybe talk to george

bush and talk to other -- just whatever. when you go a list, why not shoot for the stars and only one he was missing was interview with jesus christ and only one he didn't ask for. rachel: i'm going to tell you my three: adam schiff, wef and george charles. those would be good once. elon musk and mark zuckerberg are absolutely dead serious about fighting in the ufc says dana white. what do you make of this? who would win? >> team mus and can train him for a win hitter quitter. he's got him by 6 inches and it says 187, be honest, he's 225. that's cool. we can use that body weight. zuckerberg training in jujitsu going to go for the leg and work on knee strike and one overhand right and i said make it really interesting, winner takes all: twitter, facebook, winner takes all. rachel: i would get this guy to be your coach, elon.

all right. woke prequel for grease. >> what! rachel: yes, now this new version had songs about white supremacy and multiculturalism and guess what, now it's been canceled. >> it's been canceled? rachel: can you believe that? >> take my eyes but not woke grease. i don't think that would have been the danny that you knew on there. he couldn't be on there because as we know, i mean, i'm not a scientist but i'm pretty sure danny is a white male. that wouldn't have worked in the new grease. rachel: yeah, she was a white female. we're going to move on from this. >> rest her soul. rachel: exactly. this was interesting, jennifer lopez for father's day shared this picture of ben affleck and this steamy post that said happy father's day to all the amazing papis out there and we love you and appreciate you more than ever and the shirtless -- where's the shirtless photo? >> we're good.

rachel: i'm not good. that's why we did this. he looked so good in the photo. this is dad bods are out. >> first of all, this is a horrible mistake. when you would think by now j -- whenever you broadcast what your other half is, you're put ago for sale sign for all kinds officiator cheaters and stuff. cheaters and stuff. never show the goods. not the picture of the homes. if your wife sends you a picture, don't show your best friend. there's a reason for that . rachel: more "fox & friends" coming up. >> get off the box. ♪ get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu.

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will: we begin this hour with a fox news alert, the russian army now reportedly using artillery and helicopters to open fire on advancing rebel convoys just 300 # miles south of moscow. pete: this appears to have escalated. president vladimir putin is promising to crush the armed rebellion happening inside his country as forces that once bought for russia inside ukraine vow to march o