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you get across -- will: just some dude engineering talk this morning. just guys being guys. pete: there's somebody sitting in that booth on that bridge right there, hopefully watching "fox & friends" -- [laughter] ready to lift it when a boat needs to go by. will: 8:00 hour we're going to talk about dump trucks. [laughter] pete: absolutely. people doing things. we see you. glad you're here for the 7 a.m. eastern time hour of "fox & friends" weekend on this sun. will cain, carley shimkus in for rachel -- will: glad to have you. carley: thank you. giving rachel a much-needed week off. pete: she deserves it. carley: enough bridge talk. we have some more news starting with this, house committee chair james comer says we will hear new details on hunter biden this week that could -- that he warns could be disturbing. will: comer also says he will continue to press the treasure i department for -- treasury department for records that

could lead to more corruption. >> reporter: you never know exactly what you're going to get get with these teases, but congressman comer believes the committee will find the alleged evidence needed to confirm ties between the biden family and criminal for-profit overseas ventures. more specifically, comer feels banking records will link to an fbi1023 form that a alleged that then-vice president joe bide season and a foreign national were involved in a bribery scheme. for years the house oversight committee's been investigating hunter biden's use of his family name in foreign business dealings mainly in china. to congressman comer said this week that more findings will be revealed. >> we're going to have an announcement hopefully next week, more findings, more disturbing findings that we've found. bank records don't lie. people make a big issue out of taxes. if people -- people cheat on their taxes all the time, but it's hard to cheat on bank

records of our investigation's moving along. we're entering the deposition phase. >> reporter: he said last week, so that means this coming week we could be with getting more of those findings. president biden has remained adamant he has never discussed business with his son hunter who last month entered into a sweetheart plea deal to avoid jail time. justice the department that handled the investigation -- [inaudible] now leaders of house judiciary, oversight and ways and means have opened a joint investigation into that federal case requesting testimony from senior officials at the justice department, irs and fbi. bill: -- will: thank you, alexandria. pete: if you're labeling the new findings disturbing considering what we've already seen, i know they're doing their best. you wonder -- i ask you guys while alexandria was talking, has hunter bide been subpoenaed? will: i don't know that he has been. pete: i'm sure he could be. i don't think he would honor --

rob walker and tony bobulinski and others who were close -- what about jim biden? why couldn't jim biden -- you've got to believe you know the committee has thought these things through, and maybe that is an eventuality -- carley: and you can't forget about that 1023 form that the fbi had that said -- and this is the biggest element to the story. even if there is money going into the biden family business accounts, that's not illegal. it could be corrupt, but the illegality would be if there was a political promise tied to those funds, and that 1023 form from that whistleblower claims that is the case when it comes to ukraine. will: yeah. it's interesting, if there's manager that comes out this week that, as he said is even more disturbing, i'll be interested to watch the response from hunter biden and the biden administration. everything that's come out has been received with impunity, and he goes to the state department

dinner -- or the state dinner with the premier of india, right? that night. the cocaine story comes out, and we don't know if he's involved or not, but i mean, he hangs out at a camp dave. he's, like, bulletproof with. pete: at this point it's ride or die if you're the bidens. you're tied together, so why not hang out at the white house as much as you want? that whatsapp message we covered where he said send me the message or else and my dad's sitting right here, how much more disturbing can it get than that? carley: and yet that wasn't allowed to be a part of the investigation into with his taxes? you brought up tony bobulinski who said that he, he asked to be interview ared -- interviewed by weiss during the investigation into hunter biden's business dealing, and he never heard back. why would you not want to interview hunter biden's business partner if you were investigating the business affairs? will: that is the footage of

that state dinner after the whatsapp message was revealed. meanwhile, treasury secretary janet janet yellenen over there the in china. pete: they have real czars over there. will: there she is. and the story is her bowing three times. now, those who have been involved in international diplomacy understand the ways of the chinese communist party say this is not an expectation. you know, you can talk about courtesies or whatever it may be, a lot of people brought up barham -- barack obama bowing in saudi arabia, but at least in that situation that's sort of a custom within that culture. s this is not custom of the chinese communist party. pete: oh, so maybe it's cultural appropriation by janet yellen. reverse wrong custom -- will: so why is she doing it, is the point. she's not even adopting -- pete: she did it yesterday too, multiple times when we were showing the footage. carley: it may be a nervous tick on her part, but it does make

the united states with look weak on the world stage. and this is -- she does it in body by bowing physically, and i also think that she bows down with her own words when she talks about how she doesn't think the united states should decouple from china economically. >> china's growth has lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty and made clear that the united states is not seeking to decouple from china. there is an important distinction between decoupling on the one hand and, on the other hand, diversifying critical supply chains or taking target national security actions. we know the decoupling of the world's two large economies would be disastrous for both countries and destabilizing for the world. and it would be with virtually

impossible to undertake. carley: wow. pete: mao would say the same thing, that he lifted hundreds of millions out of china, took a few tens of millions to die to do it. carley: yeah. and it's also interesting that this is the line from the biden administration that they don't want to decouple from china economically. i understand that we have serious ties to them. our economies are intertwined. that's the problem though, is that we should be working to move away are from that, build an america -- our pharmaceuticals, a lot of them are made in china, everything down to our bullets, and that needs to be something we need to look into and stop doing. will: what stood out to me is a different statement she made where she projected a version of the future that this doesn't have to be a zero sum game. it doesn't have to be china or the united states, but it can be china and the united states which is very happy, "kumbaya" talk, and one could even argue it's an appropriate ideal with. the problem is it's not a shared ideal. if you operate with that vision in mind and they operate in the

vision of dominance, you will be dominated. pete: it's a wonderful point, yep. and they know that there are globalists coming in wanting to talk about things they don't care about, and they take advantage of that to advance their interests. carley: yeah. there's also no country that presents a greater threat to our intellectual property in terms of stealing our own ideas. so i really hope that she was over there talking to them about that. but even if she did, that part's not going to stop and needs to. pete: well, here's another story this morning, similar, kind of. [laughter] let's talk about barbie. there was a barbie movie, oscar winning screen writer diablo cody has now revealed why she walked away from sony's version of the bar by movie nearly a decade ago. they were going to make this movie nearly a decade ago,ing because the studio wanted a girl boss feminist twist. here's the headline from gq. the story of the diablo cody

movie we almost got, you know, they wanted that girl boss, and here's the quote from diablo cody. i didn't really have the freedom then to write something that was faithful to the iconography. they wanted a girl boss-feminist twist odd barr -- on barbie, and i couldn't figure it out because that's not what barbie is. carrie: barbie's about hair, makeup and the dream house. this movie isn't out yet, so we don't know what direction it went. so kate mckinnon is a former snl cast member, she's in the movie, and she talked about it. it's a little political in the sound bite, listen to what she sad to -- had to say about why she sign on. >> i knew it was going to be something, and i read it and it was, like, about sort of about how, like, gender roles deny people half their humanity and how, like, we need to just, like, be ourselves.

pete: i'm having a little trouble with that quote, what she means. will: i mean, i don't -- we haven't seen the movie, and she's talking about expanding gender roles, and if you're trapped inside traditional gender roles, which barbie, as the point is being made, historically would have been a very feminist, traditional version of a gender role. i think kate mckinnon is saying you're denying half of your own potential humanity. pete: that's true. but the next part of the season, she's probably not meaning this, and how we like to -- we need to just be ourselves. maybe being yourself is just being a female or a male and embracing -- carley: this is a weird one to me because i think it's for adults. it's interesting, because it's the barbie movie. of. will: i don't know if kate mckinnon saying this, but there are varying images and prototypes and options for women to be women.

there is all kinds of versions of femininity. we are living in an age though which this is so so counterintuitive, but it's actually the truth. if you vary, i guess, from a traditional vision of femininity, you're being considered to -- encouraged to consider you are, in fact, a man. pete: yeah. will: in a lot of ways, the trans movement has reinforced the narrow vision of femininity on both sides of the spectrumming because it's saying to women, hey, if you're not these things, maybe you're not a woman. and it's also saying to men if you want to be a woman or, you put on the trappings of the traditional vision of a woman. pete: dylan mulvaney. will: yeah. you're not looking at trans women walking around with flannels and timberlands on. you're looking at trans women dressing as a barbie. pete: it's true. carley: there are also geopolitical concerns over this movie, if you can believe it. i'm taking this from i think it was a foxnews.com article, the

film studio try to throw a won't to the chinese government -- a bone -- claiming that a cartoon map depicts china's claim to the south south china sea. pete: by the way, i'm sure it'll be a feminist version of barbie. they wouldn't -- will: i've only got so much on barbie, but i say this on the topic of movies, yesterday i tried to watch sound of freedom, and it's it's gotten so much buzz, you know? and also the negative buzz. i'm talking -- pete: oh, i've seen, the number one movie in america. will: number one movie in america, and at some point -- and i've seen it, it's actually pretty high quality movie as well and, of course, wonderful message, but it's not streaming, and i have to go to the movie theater. pete: president i look for it streaming as well. carley: it's not in every theater -- pete: it's beating indiana jones and being accused of being a q a

nonmovie -- carley: it's not political. it deals with child human sex trafficking. how could that be a partisan message? pete: it shouldn't be at awe. good for them. can. carley: all right, we have some more news. turning to your headlines, a massive manhunt is still underway after a man suspected of murder escapes a jail in pennsylvania. police say michael burham cape caped through a jail roof after making a rope out of his bed sheets. he is a self-taught survivalist and warned he is very dangerous if likely holed up in a wooded area. he is suspected in the murder of a 34-year-old woman in may and is facing a slew of other charges. police in san antonio say the shooting death of two robbers at an atm was an act of self-defense. they say a man tried to use a chase bank atm when two people allegedly drove up to him to rob him. officers say he pulled his gun and fired killing both of them. here's what the chief of police

had to say. >> no continuing danger -- [inaudible] carley: officers haven't identified the man or the two people killed. pete: i like how he put that, the robbery didn't go well for the robbers. carley: a woman is arrested outside the rhode island home of taylor swift, police say she was trespassing on the mega star's property over the fourth of july weekend. the suspect was warned by police to stay off the property can and refused to leave when asked by security, tmz was told swift was at the house during the can arrest, the woman set to appear in court on friday. will: i'm not, i don't get the taylor swift thing. pete: i was just talking about -- will: i'm sure i know some taylor swift songs atmospherically, but i probably couldn't name one. but if you say, oh, i'll may one for you, i'd go, oh, i know that

one. you being such a britney spears guy, is taylor swift in your wheelhouse? pete: well, britney has not chased me down in a hotel lobby -- carley: would you welcome that? pete: she was the anthem of a voice for young girls, she spoke their language and sang their emotions, and so the swifties -- carley: yeah, that's exactly right. will: are you a swiftie in. carley: i wouldn't say i am a, but i get it. and her concerts are supposed to be not just concerts, they're the, like, this beautiful whole production. pete: really well done performance. there you go. carley: so glad we got that one down for you. pete: we got you. all right. here's another topic. still ahead, would you seven your teens to a summer camp hosted by planned parenthood? well, a real camp, and you won't believe what they want to teach. will: plus, war dogs, deployed u.s. service members saving a pregnant pup and her litter.

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pete: planned parenthood in minnesota wants to pay teens as young as 13, they're paying them, to attend sex ed summer camps. the smore sex education camp was advertised to kids 13-15 who haven't had their first day of high school. that camp in the twin cities area was since canceled, they couldn't get enough kids to sign up. but older teens, 15-18, in mankato that sign up for the sex ed summer camp is still up, and those who complete the program will receive a $150 # gift card. our next guest is a minnesota mom of six and home educator, karen joins us now to react. karen, thanks for being here. by the way, s'mores invoke ises, you know, feelings of a summer, you know, fire, you know? s'mores. no, it actually means

science-based, medically-accurate, open-minded responsible sex education. it's encouraging to see that one didn't have any demand in minneapolis, but there still is a camp in mankato for kids for hours a day on sex ed. what do you make of this? >> yes. well, first of all, i wanted to say, you know, people might wonder why i as a home school mom care about which and really beyond caring for my own children, i do care passionately about the well-being of all children in the generation my kids are growing up alongside. although families across our nation have a wide view when it comes to sexuality, i think most families and most parents would firmly agree we don't want people sexualizing our children. and that's exactly what this camp will do. it's essentially planned parenthood's comprehensive sex education agenda which they've try the mandate for many years through the minnesota legislature. as i've done some research, here are my top three concerns and primary dangers of this sort of instruction. first of all, it it breaks down

kids' natural inhibitions, the natural barriers they have that protect them from predators. secondly, it grooms and conditions them to be sexually active at a very young age -- pete: absolutely. >> -- which essentially guarantees they will be lifelong customers of plan parenthood. and thirdly, i think it's critical for parents to know that this camp teaches very explicit instruction in how to perform oral sex, anal sex and vaginal sex. pete: staggering. it's 30 hours -- >> it is. pete: by the way, they're giving out free lunch, you don't have to pay to go, can and they give you a gift card, so they're effectively luring families to say, hey, we want 30 hours with your kid to talk about sex. here's, the camp that was canceled, here's what they said about it, by the way, the s'mores summer camp. thank you so much for your interest in smore summer camp, unfortunately, we were not successful in recruiting enough 13-year-olds to run the camp,

participants that run the camp and are making the difficult decision to cancel this summer. so they couldn't get enough adults to run the camp and, therefore, 13-year-olds won't be trapped. it's -- this is something though that is happening in our schools, they just now want it to happen in the summer as well. >> yes. i think they're just trying to get at kids any way they can, and it's extremely disturbing that they're incentivizing this, you know, with money. i think it's a very fine line between giving a teen financial incentive to talk about sexual activity and role play things regarding it versus crossing the line to actually physically performing that activity and getting paid for doing it. so in this way, i think this really feeds directly into conditioning kids for sex trafficking which is horrific. and i think we have to put that in the global context of, you know, this crisis we have with child sex trafficking. i know just earlier in the show the movie sound of freedom was

mentioned, and i have to encourage everyone to see that. i think this is a direct correlation between sex education and -- i learned that the u.s. is one of the highest consumers of child sex, and we need to be protecting our kids, not conditioning them to be vulnerable to that. pete: thanks for being so clear-eyed on this. we also covered this in the miseducation of america, sex ed at its earliest beginnings was about a breaking down the innocence of children which opens the door to so many other things. karen, thank you so much. >> your welcome. -- you're welcome. thank you, it was an honor. pete: my honor as well. by the way, we reached out to plan participated hood for a statement but did not hear back. that they're too busy planning summer sex camps for 13-year-olds. the -- still ahead, nancy grace on the possibility of parole for a manson family killer.

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carley: california governor gavin new. >> says he will no longer block parole for a suspect behind one of america's most notorious murder sprees. leslie van houten has served 53 years of a life sentence for her role in the 1969 murders of two people. fox nation host nancy grace is here to react to that. nancy, good morning to you. it's great to see you. the question is, should this woman be getting out of prison in. >> she should absolutely not be released. you know, there are some crimes from which there's really no coming back. this is one of those crimes. now, when you look at her now, she looks like a bespectacled librarian, but that is not how she looked back in 969 when she took part in the murders of of

the labianca family including leno and rosemary. now, the two of them were picked at random by the manson family and brutally stabbed. she admits at testimony to the courts that leslie van houten held down rosemary who had a pillow case over her head and stabbed her 16 times out of about 40 stab wounds. in fact, a co-defendant testified that the more van houten stabbed rose mar arely, the more, quote, fun she had doing it. now, that's a crime from which there's no return. and i'm very disappointed in somehow in -- newsom for not trying to block this more. he is refusing to ask the california supreme court to reverse a lower court decision. carley: yeah. but, nancy, i want to ask you -- >> because of politics. carley: yeah. i was wondering why because he has repeatedly tried to keep her behind bars. he denied her parole several times but finally gave up before

it could have gone to the state supreme court. why do you think he changed his mind? >> i think like many politicians he does what suits him at the time. which helps him obtain that which he wants. in the past he has blocked her getting out, now he's giving up and saying, well, i don't think the supreme court's going to go along with me blocking her release. why not find out? why not try and find out? why give up now? because i guess the political winds have shifted so, therefore, he's dropping the fight. carley: well, van houten's lawyer says she's been in therapy and rehab for years and says there's no evidence, there's nothing in her current record that shows she's dangerous. she's an elderly woman, she's really quite sweet. what's to your response to that? >> okay, now, you've got to consider the source, what you expect her lawyer to say. but the reality is that the victims' families, the labianca family and the tate family, sharon tate -- now, she's not charged with murdering

sharon tate who was pregnant at the time she was murdered, but they don't want this release. and i want to remind everyone that rosemary labianca's blood was smeared on the wall saying death to pigs and helter-skelter, trying to incite a race war. that's what they were trying to do. and we are letting her walk free. as long as the victims' families say no, that should be respected. carley: that's right. her lawyer also said that she is thrilled by the fact that she could be getting out very soon. imagine being a member of one of the victims' families and hearing that their loved one's murder murderer is trillioned by this outcome -- thrilled. >> i know what it feels like to have a loved one's killer walk free. they enjoy life while the one you love the most is dead. and there's no way to appease the victims in this case, especially by letting her walk free.

carley: i absolutely agree. it's a historic case, and she originally received the death penalty and then a life sentence and now, after 53 year, she could be free from jail in just about two weeks' time. nancy, we have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. watch crime stories with nancy grace on foxnation.com. nancy, thank you so much. all right, still ahead, portland officials handing out aluminum foil straws and gas pipes to fentanyl users. why the city's liberal mayor says the plan does more harm than good. and new york city food delivery drivers who were hoping for a minimum wage hike are going to have to wait. the legal challenge to a law requiring drivers to be paid almost $18 per hour. ♪ i'm on the hunt, i'm after you ♪

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here to deliver his thoughts, economist jon three land. john, great to see you this morning. already a $15 minimum wage in new york city, raising this up to almost $18, what does that look like for everyone trying to order food for delivery? >> well, obviously, the cost of this is going to be borne by somebody. it's just a question of whether that cost is borne by the customers in the form of higher prices or whether the business faces the cost in the form of lower profits. and, of course, the profits get so low, the business may choose just not to provide the service at all. and in this case, a business like grubhub can pass the cost on to the food providers who in many cases are these mom and pop operations, deli, pizzerias, what not, the kind of thing that new york is famous for. but again, all that does is just punt the decision back onto them. do they pass pa -- pass the costs on to their customers or swallow it in terms of lower

profits in which case, again, they may choose they just won't provide the service at all. will: uber's saying the city is lie dog delivery workers. they want -- lying to delivery workers, they want apps to fund this increase while forcing remaining workers to deliver orders faster. you know, i already, i do this often, i order food for delivery. the number of surcharges is getting really high. the delivery charge, there's other ones you can't quite parse, service fees and then, of course, taxes and tips on top of it. by the time you're done, you're looking at an extra 30% on top of what your food price was, easy you're up to that level. i've got to think at some point this has a real inhibiting factor on the whole idea of door delivery food. >> well, it does, absolutely. in actual fact, in my home tate of minnesota in the last session, a bill was passed to do

something very similar to this for businesses like uber and lyft, and the bill was actually so crazy that our governor vetoed it. tim waltz is nobody's idea of a moderate, but this bill was too crazy for him. and during the debates on that bill, uber did actually say if this legislation went through, they would simply cease operating in the state of minnesota. i mean, this is, you know, serious stuff. it does have an effect. will: and eric add adams is saying that our delivery workers have consistently delivered for us, now we are delivering for them. well, we'll see if that's the case, if there's fewer of the delivery workers, fewer of the businesses, fewer of the delivery services, the ubers, the doordashes to go with into business delivering food and, thus, fewer jobs for these delivery workers. it's certain -- it will certainly have that depressing effect at some point. john, we appreciate you being with us, thank you. >> thank you. will: pete, over to you.

pete: thank you, will. a few additional headlines this morning starting with this, vermont police are mourning the loss of officer jessica ebbighouse hauser who was killed in a car crash in pursuit of a burglary suspect on friday. she was just 19 years old. enter and officials in portland, oregon, are now planning to hold out aluminum foil, straws and glass pipes to fentanyl users. they claim the free drug paraphernalia will reduce harm in the city. we're going to help you hurt yourself, and that's going to help the whole city. portland's mayor, however, saying he just wants people to enjoy portland, quote, without walking through a cloud of toxic smoke. they can't figure it out. and in soccer, intermiami blows two leads to tie against

d.c. united as the chub appears to tease the unveiling of their new superstar, lionel messi. the 2-2 draw extends miami's winless streak to 10 games, but help could be around the corner e. will perked up on this one. the team announcing a major unveiling event which fans expect to be messi's official welcome for next sunday at 8 p.m. the argentinean star signed a contract for nearly $60 million per year. similar to will's salary. will: i didn't know he was coming so early. [laughter] i didn't know he would be here that soon. they lose 10 games in a row, then they get, arguably, the best player in the world -- pete: adding him, just one player, to a bad team in socker, can it turn the whole thing -- soccer -- will they're not just adding him. pete, it's going to be fascinating. you're looking at some of the

most amazing mares in the sport -- players in the sport, and you're going to take the worst team and add some of the best european players in their 30s and find out how quickly, if at all, they rise in the mls. pete: it reminds me of what the heat did when they brought in lebron and what was the other guy's name? will: chris bosh. pete: good stuff. let's turn now to rick reichmut- rick: i thought you were talking ted lasso or something like that. pete: manager like that. rick: all right. take a look at the weather map. actually, this is the sunrise happening right now in glacier national park. 4 degrees this morning -- 49 degrees, an absolutely i beautiful sunrise. if you're thinking, hey, it is so hot anywhere across the southern part of the u.s., get up north to some of the national parks. 59 in billings this morning, 63 in fargo, 63 in chicago. we've got a cooler week set up across part of the northern

plains behind this front that's moving through bringing severe weather across parts of oklahoma. flash flood warnings in effect in oklahoma city because we saw 3-4 inches fall in a short amount of time, also a lot of power outages. you see that line of storms moving across parts of north texas, maybe to the dallas area in the next couple hours. as the day heats up, it is really humid across much of the east, the sun, the heat, the humidity is all going to make for the threat for severe weather today, maybe a tornado threat. certainly some very strong winds, maybe some hail. today we're going to get some rain, we're going to get a lot more over the next couple of days, some spots up to 5 inches. because of that, we're looking at a significant flooding threat, in fact, a likely chance, very likely chance of flooding. anywhere you see that yellow across the northeast today, tomorrow it's across parts of new england, so just be prepared for. that we had been talking about maybe a bigger tuesday rainstorm, i think the trend is away from that. so that would be good news. one other story we're going to

continue to track is the heat across the southwest, is 10 -- 110 today. we're probably going to stay in that range for at least the next 10 days and and we might be breaking records. pete, back to you inside. pete: thank you, rick, appreciate it. all right, coming up, putting her kids first, meet the former principal who quit her job to home school her three children. the deep-rooted issues she says lie in the classroom. and gather around the campfire for today's fox and family segment. the summertime activity your kids will smorely love are. ♪

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pitch in on the fun. carley: here to show us how to have a fun backyard campout is lee. good to see you. what you doing? >> all right. first up, set the scene. if you have little kids, you want to do something in the backyard, what you want to do is make a safe fire pit. i actually just took some tissue paper, some string line with the styrofoam dome. really fun, really easy. now, if you are actually camping, i know that making a fire is actually really difficult, so take an ec carton, put some coals inside and you can actually put it onto, like -- pete: good idea. >> you know, one of those long lighters. so if you are actually camping and you want to build a fire, it's an easy way to do it. carley: amazing. what's next in. >> all right. so you want to make sure you're not using as many utensils because it is kind of annoying to clean up. so get squeeze bottle condiments, but i like to

upcycle them so you can actually take some maybe like egg batter or pancake batter so in the morning you can actually just make, like, eggs on a griddle or pancakes on a griddle. really easy -- pete: you with premake it instead of trying to pour the powder in -- yeah. >> it's really easy and, of course, whatever condiments you want to use. and here i have, these are campfire hot dogs. i'm going to move over here and show you how to make them. okay, so you're going to take your hot dog, you going to wrap it into crescent rolls, then put some panel onto some tinfoil, put this right onto the fire or the grill, and when it comes out, it's ooh by, it's gooey, delicious and really easy. people are always like, you know, which hot dogs do you use? i like the applegate ones because they're humanly raised, great for the whole family. and now you guys are going to help me make these. campfire s'mores, you're going to that take these waffle cones,

you're going to add some chocolate, some marshmallows, then you're going to wrap it into tinfoil, and then you're also going to put that on the fire or the grill and then they're really easy and delicious. you can actually just -- pete: i can see that, yeah. >> enjoy it. even last night i was making these, and my son was, like, can't i just have regular s'mores? i was, like, just try these. rick: it's a lot hess of a messy smore. >> it is much less messy, and he actually prepped all of them -- will: i missed it. how do you get it over the fire -- >> you put it in tinfoil and then right onto the fire. here this is just a visual so you can see what's inside. carley: this is great. pete: yeah, i like that. >> now, if you're actually camping outdoors maybe in the woods, you want to set up a hand washing station. so i actually just got a jug of water, everybody -- and a bucket on the bottom. [laughter]

rick: never stop -- pete: no, they never stop. >> right here i have a tackle box with all of the things you might need so your bug spray, sunscreen, tick taxes, whatever it is -- tic tacs. you can easily grab and go. pete: add areville -- advil for the night before -- carley: parents, not kids. >> there we go. we need the adult packs too, that's coming up later in the show, how to make sure you need that advil in the morning. this is awesome, get ready for family fun out at the campsite this summer. earlier in the show we told you about a new community honoring american flags. your photos are pouring in like this one from mary kay. american flag out in front of her house right there. keep 'em coming, we'll show you more throughout the next hour. stick with us because we've got a jam-packed show still ahead,

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huge beach boys phase when i was 12 or 13. pete: whatever age i was i cannot get enough. rachel: i will hope the beach boys are watching right now. will: i have a lot of beach boys on the 99 cents get three and pay for them later. rachel: what was your first cd record album that you guys bought with your own money. pete: mc hammer. >> it was a cd? >> it would've been a tape. >> i used to make tapes all the time, hit play record on the radio and if you erase it. >> i spent a lot of time being near the radio and running and when i heard the song so i could record it. pete: what new hot take getting ready for campfires i think we you and i share this