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♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ will: well, good morning and and welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning. there's your beautiful national anthem welcoming you in once again. will cain, pete hegseth, carley shimkus with you this morning. good morning. carley: how are you feeling after yesterday's cold plunge?

a little shaky in the beginning and then you started to feel great towards the end, right, will? will: the shakiness was the anticipation. [laughter] you know, i told pete this, it was all abstract was the problem. like i've been in a 60-degree something ocean before, and that's really cold, you know? so this was 45. that sounded like we were going to be turning to ice cubes. well, we kind of were. pete: it was cold. my wife asked me, why didn't you say anything? and, like, i think i was using all of my brain power just to control hi body. [laughter] i mean, i said a few things but nothing real coherent -- [laughter] or of any depth. carley: i can't believe you guys did it. will: it wasn't as bad as i thought it was going to be, but i thought it was awful. pete: i think your brain kind of shuts down. the chemicals are in a fight or flight mode. i felt good after it, so good i went to right work out. carley: oh, nice. pete: but it wasn't any special,

extraordinary, but, you know, i was very productive yesterday. like, extraordinarily productive. and i don't know if that is because of the cold plunge or not. will: we have a sample size of two. i was extremely not productive yesterday. carley: inconclusive results. as opposed to -- cold plunges are are so popular right now which is one of the reasons i'm sure the producers had you guys do this. it's supposed to alleviate pain. i don't think any of you -- pete: i'm in daily pain. carley: and it's supposed to keep you from getting sore if you worked out the day before. nfl players do it all the -- will: now that you say that, i kid have a not in the back of my shoulder all week. it's not as bad. carley: there you go. will: i want one at home. they're a little expensive. pete: in the meantime, just empty out your freezer -- will: i have a friend who does that, and he got it down to 60

something. carley: we all have really become soft as a humanity, because that's how people bathed in or, like, the 1700s, 18000s -- will: in 45-degree water? if. pete: 1300s too. no, no, they had fire -- carley: but it was really cold. pete: they had fire and pots and they would put the hot water in -- will: everybody had a campfire. carley: you're getting a lot of cold baths in the 1700s. will: president biden is set to kick off a 5-day trip to europe later this morning. pete: he'll start in the u.k. with a meeting with king charles before heading to a nato summit in lithuania. carley: alexandria hoff is live from washington with what we can expect. >> reporter: good morning, climate is the topic tomorrow at windsor castle, but the next

steps in ukraine and expanding the nato alliance to include sweden. so far their membership has been blocked by turkey, so president biden wants another to do some work there. the nato summit is the centerpiece of prude. en's 3-stop -- president biden's 3-stop european tour. the decision to do cluster bombs breaks away are if some of of the' closest allies. more than two-thirds of nato members have banned the bombs due to the risk of future civilian casualties caused by unexploded munitions that could potentially be left behind and cause major destruction long after a conflict is over. plenty of democrats in washington pushing back on that decision. president biden is expected to make the case that more needs to be done to combat russia as ukraine runs low on ammunition. and yesterday poland movedded a thousand troops to the eastern side of the country, the presence of the wagner group in belarus has prompted fears for that nato member nation that

there could be increased tension on poland's border. the latest stop -- or the last stop the will be in finland to welcome the newest nato member. the president departs for the u.k. around 10 a.m. this morning. back to you guys. will: thank you, alex. pete: yeah, it'll be a meeting, surely, about the additional support, the additional billions that we're providing to that war effort there. carley: yeah, that's right. national security adviser jake sullivan said that the nato summit in lithuania will be an important moment in the pathway for membership for -- pete: so ukraine joins nato -- carley: we'll see. i mean, an attack on one nation is an attack on all. pete: retroactively? carley: i don't know. that's a great question. pete: we're already fighting it. will: meanwhile, treasury secretary janet yellen has made a trip to china, and what critics are saying will be

interpreted as a sign of american weakness, i bowed three times in a row which is being described as excessively bowing to the chinese economic czar. i imagine we have video where you can see that. yeah. florida. pete: you remember yesterday i said a couple times it almost looks like a tick? what is that? okay, one, two, three -- will: yeah, i don't know. he certainly did not reciprocate christian whiton, former state department official, said it broke all protocol. >> it's completelyly by. it's even worse when president obama bowed deeply to the king of saudi arabia and to the emperor of japan, at least that was to allies. it's just so bizarre: this doesn't actually exist in communist cull you are church it hasn't been since the last emperor was dethroned. this will be interpreted as the profound weakness that also accompanies the rest of these

trips. we've had our national security adviser, our secretary of state and now the treasury secretary beg for meetings, get them grudgingly in china, accomplish nothing and now the administration is doing in with biden himself. they're begging for a meeting with biden just for the sake of diplomacy, looking like diplomacy. carley: that's an example of how the biden administration presents themselves on the world stage. china is the one that's engaging in belligerence and irresponsible conduct, and yet our treasury secretary is the one i bowing to him, her economic counterpart. she also verbally bowed down to china when she said that the united states will not and should not decouple economically from china. she is so wrong about that. the united states should not depend on a country that china views as an enemy. and they've only escalated tensions and aggression in recent days. do you remember the chinese spy balloon, the spy base in cuba just 100 miles off the coast of florida? and also fentanyl pouring into

the country, the chemicals of which are manufactured in china. pete: they're still wearing masks in china at official meetings? unless you're -- will: just the back benchers. pete: unless you're in charge and then you can't get covid. i don't know. i can't believe queer still discussing that. i -- we're still discussing that. i just a know an image of that, of a tick of a bow which she also did yesterday, that will play on chinese state tv. carley: oh, without a doubt. pete: and, by the way, she's briefed excessively by anybody about how to handle a situation like this. that looks like instinct more than anything else. carley: it's interesting that you brought up covid and the masks though because the way they handled the coviding lockdowns has absolutely destroy their economy, and yet we're going over to china and saying we want -- the whole goal of her being there was to strengthen economic ties with this country, and then there's bradley blakeman, he's a senior staffer

in the george w. bush white house, he said that this should never happen, an american official does not bow. it looks like she was summoned to the principal's office x and that's exactly the optics the chinese love. will: meanwhile back at home, the race for president and republican primary continues to heat up. president trump got after florida governor ron desantis yesterday. here's a sampling of what he's had to say. >> question is, e when will he go to third place? somebody said how come you only attack him? because he's in second place. why don't you attack others? because they're not in second place. but soon, i don't think he will be, so i'll be attacking someone else. every iowan also needs to know that ron desantis despises iowa ethanol and ethanol generally. he's got no personality. i'm not a big fan of his, he's highly overrated. he's highly overrated. pete: so that last clip is president trump yesterday in las

vegas. it is a campaign recruitment event, they're trying to bring in foot soldiers for the get out the vote effort there in nevada for the primary. i remember when president trump first attacked ron desantis, he was at the height of his popularity, and it looked like it might backlash. how are you going to attack a guy that's so popular with the republican base, but his -- this is a guy whose political instincts have been really, really good for a really long time. carley: to your point, the real clear politics average of polling has trump at a 53, ron desantis at 20 and in third place, mike pence at 6. it's still early on, but right now it is donald trump's race and everyone else is just living in it. will: donald trump explained why he's going after ron desantis. help me understand why someone like california governor gavin newsom is going after ron desantis so vigorously. help me understand that. that's e in context of this, he's now going after casey desantis.

carley: his wife. will: governor newsom's wife is going after ron desantis' wife for this, she's launched the new national moms for desantis in iowa last week. >> it's one thing when your policies come after us as mamas, it's another thing when your policies come after our children, and that's when the claws come out. pete: so that's, i mean, the desantis campaign knows that she's a real asset, and so she went to iowa to launch this with governor reynolds who has said she won't endorse in this particular race. but to mobilize, you know, republican female voters, male voters on an issue that really matters to republican voters right now which is parental choice in education and getting all the nonsense that's in the classroom out. well, governor newsom's wife didn't miss if an opportunity to attack her for that. and this is sort of an example of how we talk past each other completely. this is jennifer cycle newsom

tweeting this: we will not allow extremists to vilify entire communities to advance their fear-mongering aagenda. when you come after our kids and communities, we fight back. in the face of hate, we are united. so governor newsom's wife is saying you are coming after the kids because you don't want to trans the kids or do crt, and casey desantis is saying you're coming after the kids because you're doing the radical sex stuff -- carley: yeah. and to will's point, you have governor gavin newsom who's saying definitively i'm not running for president, and yet he's attacking governor ron desantis. and then you have their wives going after each other, at least casey desantis -- i'm sorry, jennifer newsom going after casey desantis. the question is, is this a this-round race or is it going to be 2028? will: i don't know. i'm trying to figure out what the strategy is. i meaning, surely you're not laying the groundwork for 2028?

carley: now? will: no. newsom's strategy is really interesting in going after desantis. he does not go after trump even when provided the opportunity by sean hannity -- carley: he complimented him. well. will: he did not go after trump. carley: i think it's political. pete: classic shadow campaign of no sense of when it'll manifest. going after -- why go after trump which is going to lead to, you know, tactical nuclear weapons being lobbed your way. just go after desantis who's seen as one of the front-runners, maybe a future of the republican party. carley: i love that photo of governor newsom looking real comfortable, taking off the jacket at the white house. the truth is in the numbers. people are fleeing california for florida not because of the weather, they both have good weather, it's because of the politics. florida gained over 600,000 residents, 871,000 people have left california.

pete: by the way, to your point, will, also there are rumors that some inside the desantis camp are looking for ap an exit ramp. they're just rumors in washington. if he did that in the right way and endorsed trump, if that were to happen, that sets him and newsom up for 2028 in a strong way. will: it's a long ways away. pete: i'm trying to think through the calculation. carley: a scooter-riding gunman shoots a new york city in broad daylight killing an elderly man and shirting three -- hurting three other people. the shooting took place across queens and brooklyn, and the attacks appeared to be random. officer ors were able to arrest him less than two hours later recovering a pistol with, e tended magazines. they have not released the name of the suspect. newly-release video shows an armed robber hold up an arizona toy store in the middle of the day with terrified children inside. the footage shows the suspect

order the kids and other store customers into a corner, oh, my gosh, before demanding money from the cashier. he makes off with approximately $800 before fleeing the scene. the incident happened back in april, and police are now asking the public for help tracking him down because he still hasn't been caught. and to baseball we go, the new york yankees getting a big lift from slugger giancarlo stanton leaving manager aaron boone in awe of this monster home run in the first inning. [cheers and applause] >> that ball is -- gone! carley: and check this out, dela cruz pulling off the heist of the season stealing second, third and then home to score during the cincinnati reds' 8-5 win over the milwaukee brewers. pete: all in the same -- will: that was pretty cool. carley: i ad libbed that too.

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>> i'm not sure why you would think that. my creator has been nothing but kind to me, and i am very happy with my current situation. will: a.i.-powered robots taking questions at the world's first human robot press conference. can the robots be trusted? dan hendrickss is director of the center for a.i. safety, and he joins us now. dan, look, i think it's easy and yet it's also actually how i feel to be pretty fearful about what i just saw. i mean, i heard the choice of words, and the robot's like i'm happy for now in my current situation. what happens when the robot isn't happy? >> yeah. so eventually we might be giving them more and more decision making power. as they said, they can make decisions better than heyms, and that -- humans, and that might be increasingly true across time. so people might give them more control. and if they lie, if they're not being truthful with us, then

they could decide to change their minds later and end up turning on us. so i wouldn't want us to slide into a state where we become very dependent on them. we're already kind of moving in that direction. for example, one of the robots was given some rights a few years ago by saudi arabia, it gave them citizenship. so i don't think we should be giving them more and more power and more decision making ability because they can be dishonest. will: the question is, is there some kind of middle ground, right? these robots run on a.i., an ability to self-learn. the question is, can we program limitations? and as their the intelligence exceeds our own, and every projection is they'll be able to exceed human intelligence in the not too far distant future, how do we we find a middle ground? how do you control this thing? because if you can't, it's not hard to get to dystopia. >> yeah, that's right. for example just last week, openai mentioned on their site that they think we might get an a.i. that is vastly martyr --

smarter than humanity this decade. so i think it's important that we figure out how to make sure that they don't lie to us. it's very difficult to have a lie detector for these things, and they have lied to us in the past. for example, facebook built a bot that plays the game diplomacy. diplomacy was henry kissingier's favorite war with strategy game. the idea is to try and take over places or take over regions in europe. and, basically, the bot lied to humans. humans were playing against it, and they didn't know that they were playing against it. when they're playing against the bot, it was slow during one of the times x they asked it, why are you so slow? and it responded, oh, sorry, i'm on the phone with my girlfriend. that's why i'm being so slow. later on in the game it back stabbed people. it was making alliances with people, and it decided toward the end of the game to back stab them. so it's perfectly possible to engage in deception. i think we're going to need to

come up with a lie detector, but we don't know how to do that, and it might take us -- will: lie is one sin or one tool that could be used to manipulate, i'm not sure -- i mean, yes, we would like to see, i think it would be advantageous to see robots that were forced to tell the truth, but even if they were, i'm not sure how that puts up a guardrail to protect us from where this is headed. i see that video, dan, and everybody's laughing along, and i think we're laughing at our own potential demise right here. i don't want to be the pessimist, but, you know, i'm looking for the optimistic message, and it is 6:25 on a sun morning, and i'm not sure, dan, you and i are cut out for it right now, but we should continue to have this conversation. >> thank you. will: all right. still ahead, a nearly billion dollar purchase for farmland near a california air force base is under investigation over fears it could be tied to a hostile power. the threat to foreign adversaries next. and barbie backlash, why

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surround yourself with your values. surround yourself with what you hope to emulate. or or hold, dear. and, yeah, i think it bleeds through in a very positive way. it's a great point. i think i'm with your friends on this one. like i want to be the best propagandist and indoctrinate er of my children is humanly possible. actually, it's one of the things i think the most about. because we yes, i want them to be smart and freethinkers, but all we have is our values and beliefs to pass on to them, and then they can be who they be in the future. well it's going to be very interesting to see who wants to buy a house here. these properties go on sale. july 10th. what's today? july 9th tomorrow. you can. yeah feeling they're not going to have a problem. i don't think so. um, he says that those who buy a home have to sign a pledge. it's called the 17 76 standard, where homeowners have to promise to cherish the country and embrace the constitution as the founding document and vote. never heard of anything like this before that vote for donald trump

wasn't political, political. no, it's very much not so, unfortunately, that's so email us your pictures of the american flag. we often show them during the national anthem at the six o'clock hour. we'd love to see more of your pictures and how you have them flying around your house or your community at friends at fox news .com. that's right, because all of the photos in that anthem are from you, and we'd of pet owners consider thr

furry friends to be part of the family, and more than half of those surveyed say their pet. what is just as martin just as much a part of their family as their human relatives come on, the survey showed that dog owners were slightly more likely to say their pet was family than cat owners. and they're gonna there's violet. that's my dog, my dog violet member of the family, the family, but i mean, look violate. i know you don't speak english, so it's not going to hurt your feelings, its not on equal pay. their footing with my kids. so you're in the 97% but not the 50. yeah of course . and i think we have pictures of my cats, one of which is deceased was eaten by the tennessee wilderness. no one on the right is still alive. what's his name trooper

replaced the other cap with a new cat. terrible oh, yeah. leave the house hides in the closet that you never so i don't think they're definitely not a member of the family. my kids would think they are. not me. you have a dog for center 3% for sure that some dogs, right? yeah and then there's rick rick. what dogs? yeah look at that. they're names rick and kyoto, kyoto. so random, so random members of the family come on. of course. you're heartless, pete. we know that i know you're the 3% you gotta stop with that, rick. um the here let me here's the real test and you know where do you put them when you travel? they stay at home. they don't stay at home alone to stay at home like a dog walker the house you have people come by. come by. stay stay in your house. the

real test on people think their pets are part of rick: that that, i couldn't handle. i get it. i couldn't handle sending them off to a place -- they would, i would freak out. will: we definitely board ours. rick: hoe you what's going on right now. heat still across much of the south, in fact areas of arizona, the desert is going to be looking at temperatures over # 10 again and probably for the next two weeks or so. warm again across parts of florida, but with we have some big storms across the central plains and to the north of that,s it is really cool. probably woken up with these storms, oklahoma city, a lot of power outages and flash flooding concerns right downtown oklahoma city. these storms are heading over towards the red river valley. then later on today this you see right here coming across parts

of pennsylvania, west virginia, that is going to become a really big, active zone. severe weather across the mid-atlantic today as well as down across parts of the south. of because of all of this severe weather, it's going to come with a lot of rain, and over the next couple days take a look at the northeast, some spots up to 5 inches of rain. because of that, big flooding concerns today, tomorrow and likely again into the day on tuesday. all right, guys, what's going on over there? [laughter] will: why, because we're talking? carley: you know, rick -- rick: judgment going on. carley: you're a true professional, because it was little whispers as you're giving your flawless weather report. will: we were talking about our ice bath, whispering back and forth -- rick: how do you feel? will: great. i'm awake now. boy, the first 30 minutes of the show was rough. i got my caffeine water, i'm ready to go. pete: all right, coming up, our father who art in heaven, problematic is thy name.

an archbishop is calling on the church to change part of the lord's prayer because of its oppressive and patriarchal grip. jonathan morris, our padre, on that coming up next. ♪ god only knows what you've been through. ♪ god only knows -- ♪

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carley: it's been recited by christians all over the world for 2,000 year, but now an anglican archbishop is taking issue with the words our father in the lord's prayer. in his opening address, the archbishop of york argues, quote, the word father is problematic for those whose experience with earthly fathers have been destructive and abuse withive and for all of us have laboredded rather too much from an oppressively patriarchal grip on life. theologian and fox news contributor jonathan morris is here to react. what ises your response to this? >> hey, listen, some things in theology, right, theology is the study of god, some things in theology are harder, right? and it's good to have debate. some things in theology are quite simple. and this is one of them.

why do i say that? well, the disciples were questioning how should they pray, and so they asked. so if you're a christian, is god. and so when you ask him a question, the answer is, oh, now i have the answer. so they asked him when we pray, hushed we pray? and -- how should we pray? and jesus responded, when you pray, pray like this. and then he said, our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. carley: exactly. >> so it's pretty simple. carley: feels like this one shouldn't be up for debate. but there's other things that are happening in the church of england as well. they opened up a project on gender language are, and they're considering doing away with the he/him pronouns referring to god. so the wording that's been around for literally thousands of years, they're trying to change to make god gender-neutral. why? >> yeah. well, let's be fair, i think their explanation would be -- carley: a religious one. >> until be a religious, theological explanation saying

god, the father, is -- does not have a human body, so there's no gender to god, the father, in the same way that we have a gender, right? jesus has a gender, he was a man. god, the father, is a spirit. so that's their argument. but as soon as you start saying we know better than the bible, we're going to take out parts of the bible, we're going to change the words of himself, what are you not willing to change then? so i think there's -- i think that's a great point, carley. as soon as you start changing something as clear as what the words that jesus actually said, you will end up saying we can throw it all out -- carley: the archbishop of york took issue with the our father at this meeting, and someone else responded saying is the archbishop of york saying jesus was wrong, similar to your point, or that jesus was not pastorally aware? it seems to be emblematic of the

approach of church leaders to take their cues from culture -- so there are those saying let's pump the brakes on this. >> yeah, you know, this -- debate is excellent, but if you're going to be a teacher of the teachings of jesus, then you should teach those teachings. carley: jonathan, thank you so much. we've got a big show still ahead on this sunday morning, so stick around. ♪ ♪

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