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carley: that was the 7:00 hour. >> it's still looking good. do we have the lift bridge? probably not. carley: i don't see any bridges there. looks too wide for a bridge. >> they don't know how to build them in canada. >> i could think of heavy machinery we could roll north and start calling it new canada. carley: are you declaring war on canada? that's what it sounds like. >> liberation. carley: a softer word. >> i could be in for that. carley: i think a lot of the truckers would too. >> we joke. our friends in canada, beautiful scenery. welcome to the fourth and final hour of "fox & friends." carley: we're going to stick with the theme. president biden is set to kick off a five day trip an hour from now. >> he'll start in the u.k. for a meeting with king charles before heading to the nato summit in lithuania. >> i wonder if hunter's coming and how many deals he'll make on the side. alexandria, what do you have

from washington for us. >> reporter: president biden will meet with king charles tomorrow, that's for the first time since the coronation. the two are expected to call about climate, finance, policy. from there the focus will shift as the president and u.k. prime minister will head to lithuania for the nato summit. this will be the center dis' piece forpresident biden's stopn europe. he will explain and stand by his controversial decision to supply ukraine with clutter bombs, which breaks away from some of the closest allies, 120 countries, two thirds of nato number nations banned the use of cluster bombs due to the risk they pose to civilians, unexploded munitions could be left behind and cause harm long after a conflict is over. despite opposition from several democrats in washington, president biden said ukraine needed the bombs. they are running low on amunition in their defense against russia. as for ukraine's long sought entry into nato, president biden

remains reluctant to grant what see as a risky request but during this week's meeting president biden is likely to make the case for sweden's entry and will lobby turkey's president to reverse his decision on that, he's been blocking the move. president biden is going to end the trip in helsinki, welcoming finland to the allowance. overall the trip is aimed at making sure that nato nations are all on the same page, guys. carley: alexandria live in washington, thank you so much. so president biden is going to lilithuania for the summit. janet yellen is getting back from a few days in china where she was tasked with strengthening our economic ties with china. they talked about the war if ukraine, climate change, as well. it's one moment in particular that's getting a lot of attention. you're seeing it on the screen right now. it shows her bowing to her chinese counterpart. this is seen as a break in protocol. it's getting a lot of scrutiny.

bradley blakeman is a senior staffer at george w. bush's white house. he spoke to the new york post about this moment, saying an american official does not bow, it looks like she has been summoned to the principal's office and that's exactly the optics the chinese love. >> that wooden bird thing that goes down, it looks -- i don't know. if you're a seasoned -- janet yellen this is not her first rodeo. she's briefed on these types of things. it feels like a reflexivve deference that looks weak and it is. you go to china with a take-away, go to china strong if you want to remain strong. you don't grue grovel at them endlessly which is what we've done and whjoe biden wants, bega meeting with xi jinping. >> 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 handy verse phiing consider it -- hand, diversifying critical supply chains or taking targeted national security actions. we know decoupcoupling of the world's two largest economies would be disastrous for both countries and destabilizing for the world. and it would be virtually impossible to undertake. >> janet yellen said she doesn't see economics and relationship as a zero sum game that we could ride the rising tide. the unfortunate part is not that it's untrue in terms of an ideal, it's not a truth that's shared by china.

they do see it as a zero sum competition of dominance. >> they utilized the group think of washington, d.c. over the last multiple decades that a more open chinese economy would lead to a more open chinese political system and the opposite has happened. they used additional wealth to suppress their people more and build their military. carley: i'm glad you said that janet yellen said china's growth lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty. ask that of the uyghur muslims and those working in the sweat shots making pennies per hour. you have to ask can why she was there in the first place to appease and compliment the nation that sees us as their number one enemy. >> let's take a look at how intertwined the economies are, the united states and china. let's put some context on the growing economic power of china. as a base of an economy, it is your population and we're

looking at a population four times the size of the united states. >> over a billion people, although they do have an age problem because their one china policy for quite some time, they've got a lot of older chinese people with less young chinese workers to provide for that so all of these stats while they show the size of china don't always necessarily mean an vac. >> it's already added up to a world gdp of almost 19%, to give you comparison, the united states us jut just about 15%. >> as we talked about on this very wall what they're trying to do with that near 20% is create their own international financial system, trying to replace the u.s. dollar, become the orbit around which the world circulates. right now it's the united states. the chinese goal is to get rid of us, not to work with us. >> we are intertwined, janet yellen said it would be a mistake to try to decouple these economies. china is our third largest trading partner. >> they have been for quite

some time. these two go together. we're very dependent on china as far as -- donald trump talked about those trade imbalances, changing the way china manipulates us and when it comes to producing things in china, they have full control over our countries, or say over how they operate which leads to the problematic nature of the types of things they create. >> you've got car batteries, electronics, more importantly, pharmaceuticals, many essentials tied to the chinese economy. >> how about microchips in taiwan. if china decides to invade there which a lot of people speculate they might, it undercuts our ability to compute the way we are relying on it right now. they know they've got us in a corner. they know that when they're shaking hands with a bowing janet yellen. carley: you're right. that was a great look. i was thinking about we are arguably in a cold war with

china. what if that turns into a hot war and we haven't tried to decouple our economies. >> big time. >.carley: they're increasing military defense spending, if you include inflation we're decreasing ours. >> they're in a cold war with us. janet yellen is talking about how to increase economic interdependence. to the military point, all the war games the pentagon has done against the chinese over the last decade have gone in one direction, china wins. china's building a military to defeat us and we're sending our stuff to ukraine or fighting the previous war in the way we train and equip. carley: it's the summertime. many kids are at summer camp, definitely out of school at this point. we hope that your children aren't at this camp in minnesota, though. it's a minnesota planned parenthood, pushing a sex education camp for kids as young as 13 years old. you have to complete eighth

grade, obtain parental permission and i'm on the website right now. if you dig deeper, some of the things that you can expect at this camp according to the website is sex ed that is medically accurate, lgbtqia plus inclusive and sex positive. the website also says what not to expect at this camp is faith-based instruction. it's called the smores planned parenthood camp. >> it's called the smores camp. you think of smores, where's my hershey's chocolate and gram crackers. it's a camp for open minded responsible sex education hosted by planned parenthood north central states, campers learn sex ed in a brave, creative, collaborative environment and take on week long responsibility to share information with their

communities so there are two camps, one in minneapolis, one in mankato. the one in minneapolis is for 13 to 15-year-olds, 30 hours of sex ed instruction. they couldn't get enough people to staff it. >> sadly. unshockingly they couldn't get enough people to sign up. to your point, it was to run the camp. >> to run the camp. >> that may be more inspiring, i'm not going to help you put this on. the camp was can sesmed we were not successful -- canceled. they said they are making the difficult decision to cancel, we hope you'll participate in our peer education program. i would hope they would also have trouble recruiting campers. >> you would think. you don't have to pay for it for it.it's free. you get a $150 gift card. the one in mankato is for 15 to

18-year-olds. that's still happening. carley: you won't learn how to build a camp fire or make charm bracelets. no, no, no. you're going to learn about sexual orientation, gender identity roles, consent, birth control methods, pregnancy options, sexually transmitted infections and the barrier methods for 13 to 15-year-olds. you do need parental consent. one parent said absolutely not, you're not doing this. you spoke to her. listen to how she summed up the situation. >> we don't want people sexualizing our children. that's exactly what this camp will do. it's essentially planned parenthood's comprehensive sex education agenda which they tried to mandated for many years through the minnesota legislator. 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 which essentially guarantees they'll be lifelong customers of parenthood. >> that's exactly right. when we did the miseducation of america, did two episodes about sex ed and gender theory, planned parenthood from the beginning has been the driver of sex education in schools. so we think of it as an abortion clinic. they see it as a long-term sexualization project of kids. the people that created sex ed originally were perverts and pedophiles. i'm not saying that hyper bolically. we thought of it as this innocent, safe sex, avoid stds, that's what i had when going through sex ed in junior high or whatever, it's become a radical way to shape the way kids see sexuality today. now they're trying to push it

into summer camps. >> i was un unfamiliar with the barrier method. >> i looked it up. >> during the break i joined up for smore camp. carley: we reached out to planned parenthood for a statement but did not hear back. >> we laugh but it's a sad state of affairs. carley: we have more news to get to. a massive manhunt is underway after a man suspected of murder escaped a jail in pennsylvania. he's scaped through a jail roof after making a rope out of bed sheets. he's a self taught s survivalis. he is suspected of the murder of a 34-year-old woman in may and is facing a slew of other charges. texas is beginning to fill the reirio grande river with bouyso try to stop the flow of illegal migrants. the first installation will be 1,000 feet long and could be ready to go sometime next week.

and teenagers are going all out for the annual duck brand, stuck a prom contest. the finalists used anywhere from 15 to 25 rolls of duck tape to create these glamorous looks. interesting. contestants will be evaluated based on workmanship, accessories and duck brand tape. they will win a $10,000 cash prize. these are so impressive. the runnerup gets $500. final votes will be counted on wednesday. wow, that's very -- i was trying to look down as i was reading that. i am um pressed. impressed. >> my kids steal roll after roll of that gorilla tape and try to make things. if they thought they could make clothes too -- carley: they could get $10,000. they have to be i think in high school. start them early. >> that first one didn't look

like duck tape at all. those do. carley: that is amazing. >> i got distracted. don't do it. >> i'm not talking about smore camp. i'm not tal t talking about smoe camp. i'm not going to charles barkley the segment. let's get out of here. i won't say what's on my mind. >> say wh what you were going o say. >> do it later in the show. i want to talk about jonah hill and 25-year-old girlfriend he set relationship boundaries on. i'm on jonah's side. >> we should talk about that later. have you seen that, carley? carley: i've seen the headline. i didn't do a deep dive. i'll talk to will about it in the break. >> there's maria, she's talk to us after the break. french law enforcement could be granted the power to snoop on accused criminals as rioters rage in the streets. we'll have more on the fury in

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>> fallout in france after the

police involved shooting death of a 17-year-old, lawmakers now considering extreme surveillance measures to combat the unrest to monitor criminal suspects using their own devices. many criticize it as an authoritarian move. the next guest says it won't help much. before we get into the surveillance side of this, what is your analysis of what is happening in france? how did it turn into this horrific rioting and violence? >> it's been happening for years, for years and years, the suburbs of the big cities where huge recent immigrant populations have settled, where living standards are in decline and where total separation from the rest of france has left these isolated communities as hot beds of crime and violence and every night there are hundreds of cars torched. many areas have been no go zones

for a long while. >> is that a two way street, the inability to integrate the communities into france? in other words, it's -- i don't know how recent. some are a couple generations, i believe, immigrant populations who maintained their original country of origin identities and cultures and communities but also the french culture, not exactly opening its arms with their sense of cultural superiority in many situations. is it a two-way street that the separation has been maintained? >> that may very well be true and there may well be large elements of french society who don't like to see demographic changes of this scale but the point is, nobody ever asked them. nobody ever asked them whether they wanted to see massive changes in their cities. i'm not making a defense for discrimination. i'm explaining why there's unhappiness on both sides. the real problem i think is religion, that's what this really comes down to and one of the reasons those riots were so

terrifying is it was predominantly the muslim population rioting on the streets, saying we are not getting a just deal. i'm not underplaying for a minute how serious this is and how worrying the long-term future is. >> the reason i ask this question, i find this fascinating and complicated, we don't see similar problems in the u.k. to this gofundme degre-- to this degree or in gey as it happening in france to make this an outlier. i'm concerned as well about the surveillance. the way it happens is you bring these in when it's an emergency situation and then the emergency goes away but the surveillance never goes away and they can use microphones and cameras to look into whoever they identify as the bad guy. >> government gets bigger and bigger and this is an opportunity to seize more power. london is the most surveilled city outside of china,

everywhere you go there are surveillance cameras. you want to get on a bus, on the underground train, you have to tap with a card. they identify where we are almost every minute of the day and yet is violent crime going down as a result of it? is it -- even in smart districts of london people are ba -- bashd over the head and watches are taken from their arms. speed cameras are all over the roads. all is does is turn ordinary drivers into people who have to pay fines and could end up as criminals. the surveillance state does not work. if you have a class of people who simply don't care. and to turn ourselves no war in the western -- anywhere in the western world into communist china is not the answer. good people can find themselves outside the law when the law changes. i mean, people who didn't want the vaccine almost became

humanized in the last three years. let's be very, very cautious about giving the state more powers of surveillance. >> what we're talking about in the situation in france is accessing the microphone and camera on your phone to -- without your knowledge, to surveil what's going on. in m minute we have left, out of a depth of curiosity i want to know your analysis of why this is in france and not that it's all hunky dorey in the u.k. and in germany. it's not like what's happening in france. >> the numbers are much, much bigger. the communities have been established for generation longer than they have in england, in sweden and rather than the passage of time seeing muslim communities integrate into french society -- of course, some people have, to be fair. actually what it's led is to even more detachment and you know liberal left believe in open borders many all i would

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carley: the new barbie movie will be released this month. it was almost a completely different film. diablo cody left the project because they wanted to make the

character a feminist. she told gq i didn't have the freedom to write something that was faithful to the iconography. they wanted a girl boss feminist twist on barbie. i couldn't figure it out because that's what barbie is. here to react, cara foster. it's great to see you. >> good morning. carley: diablo cody wrote juno. she couldn't quite figure out barbie. she said it was fitting a care peg into a round hole. >> i admire her for sticking her to guns. she said no, this is not true to the character, this isn't true though what barbie is supposed to be. look, yes, barbie's is a fic

tional c character. they're saying you have to change your character to be successful and strong. that's assinine. carley: amy schumer said she dropped out because this version of the movie isn't feminist enough. there's a lot of dropping out when it comes to a movie about plastic dolls. >> amy, good for you, do what you want. be true to yourself. here's the thing. do you want her to be more masculine? change the script, change the movie, call it brad, not barbie. carley: kate mckinnon plays one of the dolls. here she is talking about it. >> i knew it was going to be something and then i read it and it was like about sort of how gender roles deny people of half their humanity and how we need to just like be ourselves. carley: what do you think about that comment from her? >> look, i'm all for people being them themselves.

i love kate. i think she's hysterical. there's also something to being who you are, embracing your inner beauty, outer beauty, femininity. that's who barbie is, teaching young girls they can be feminine and successful. there's nothing w wrong with th. carley: are you going to see the movie? >> probably not. you think it would be a kid movie. but it looks like it's for adults. >> i have two little girls. i probably won't take them to see it. i would vet it first. i'm all about pink. i love pink. it's my signature color. carley: you're looking great in it right now. there's something to be said about going back to the basics. i think that's why top gun was so successful last summer because it was just a good old fashioned classic hollywood movie and it didn't have any of the politics in it. >> i'm still old school. if we could keep politics out of everything, even politic,

wouldn't that be a great world we could live in. carley: i totally agree with you. i was reading about the barbie movie, there's a geopolitical concern in it because there's a cartoon map that has a region that shows china and has a chinese claim to a certain area. so my goodness, a movie that's causing a lot of drama and it's about barbie dolls and cartoon map. i have to leave it there. thank you for joining us. still ahead, literally bowing down to china, treasury secretary janet yellen accused of displaying weakness on the world stage. molly: maria bart romareacts, next mize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. check it out, you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, i'll look into that. let me put a reminder on my phone. save $700 dollars. pick up dad from airport?

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we're back with headlines beginning with this. the c california doctor accusedf purposefully driving his tesla off a cliff with his family inside is blaming his poor mental health. his lawyers claim he has a major depressive disorder and needs a mental health diversion program instead of jail. he pled not guilty to attempted murder charges. his wife and two children survived the crash. now a couple on social media says they uncovered fry gate, uncovering the truth about chick-fil-a portion control. >> we have the suspicion that no matter what size fries you get, you get the same amount of fries. >> there's the medium and there's the kids meal.

that's literally the same. i counted 12. >> this is the journalism that we need. i need more than one test. i found 14 fries in every size, medium or large. i need you to do this over like 100 times and then if that's the case i'm with you. a north carolina property developer plans to build 43 homes, says they're only for those who fly the stars and stripes all year round. the community is located 30 minutes outside of charlotte. they say they want to combine patriotism and home ownership and founding ideals of our country. you don't have to be there to be patriotic. we asked you to send us red, white and blue pictures earlier. here's one from mary kaye of her patriotic pet cat. where is it though? >> on top of the jeep. >> i can't even see the cat. oh, right there. here's a beautiful view sent

from steve in tennessee. >> nice. >> barbara showing off her patriotic pet bulldog, tank, with old gal glory waving in frt of him. let's turn to meteorologist rick rifor the forecast. >> i could not find that cat. where's waldo picture. >> they're sneaky. >> pete's like there's a cat. take a look at the weather map, show you what's going on, through the tour of national parks. sunrise in yosemite park in california, 56 degrees right now if you're lucky to be there this morning. take a look at the next 10 days in phoenix, 110 today, over the next few days getting to 115, 116. we possibly are going to get into record breaking territory you of days in a row above 110 degrees. you want to see monsoon moisture, that's that moisture you see in southeastern arizona, not getting to phoenix just yet.

this morning, big storms cutting through oklahoma, into texas. dallas, you've got storms to the north off, even a little worse. we've got storms across west virginia, later in the day today that becomes a significant severe weather along the mid-atlantic towards the delmarva and a lot of rain will fall over parts of the northeast, potentially a significant flooding threat as well. pete, back to you inside. pete: thank you, rick. treasury secretary janet yellen taking heat for bowing down multiple times to her chinese counterpart, a move that as you see did not return. while praising the communist country for its economic progress. >> 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. we know that a decoupling of the world's two largest economies would be disastrous for both countries and destabilizing for

the world. and it would be virtually impossible to undertake. >> sunday morning futures anchor. molmaria bartiromo joins usto r. maria: pete, good morning to you and the team. this is so embarrassing on the global stage of janet yellen to be doing this. let's review what has taken place in the last few months. the chinese communist party is the one that has been incredibly aggressive with america, flying a spy balloon for surveillance of american citizens and our military secrets, hovering over our military installations and the biden administration allowed the spy balloon to traverse our country for almost a week. we knows we have police stations, ccp police stations in america. not to mention the hundreds of billions of dollars stolen from american companies through influence peddling and here we have instead of demanding answers for a spy balloon,

demanding answers for the arrogance of putting police stations in america, we have our treasury secretary bowing, kitting the ring of the chinese communist party. one of the easiest levers for this administration to pull right now to stop the aggression from china is to use capital markets but instead the treasury and securities and exchange commission are allowing unwitting investors to unwittingly fund the expansion of the chinese communist party by investing in their companies. case in point, i have news for you this morning, there's a company called syngenta ag, it's a subsidiary of china national chemical corporation and an afil affiliate of compans that have been on the sanctions list by president trump. joe biden takes the companies off of the sanction list. that sanction list would have

stopped wall street from making money on any of these companies and selling it to unwitting investors but that's no longer the case. so we have to ask the question, what does beijing have on joe biden and was he paid for this decision to take companies off the sanction list? i don't know. we're going to be investigating it. but james comer, the chairman of the oversight committee, says that he's identifying and investigating at least nine decisions that joe biden has made that perhaps could have been decisions that he was paid for given all of the millions that james comer has identified that biden and his family have taken in from communist china. we're going to talk about all of this this morning. we've got the chairman of the house ways and means committee with me this morning, jason smith, is the reason we learned about the what's app message that sounded like a mob officer shaking down somebody when it was actually hunter biden telling his chinese partner you better keep your commitment and pay up, i'm sitting next to my

father right now and we're waiting for the call so jason smith will discuss all of that and of course ron johnson, senator from wisconsin has been among the first to investigate biden family influence peddling, wheeling talk about that as well. we are also kicking off our series on sunday morning futures, speaking to the candidates. we kick it off with ron desantis, the governor of florida is my lead guest, the exclusive interview coming up. we'll take a look at governor desantis' campaign. some say it's stalled out in his effort to topple donald trump. we'll get into it. we're talking about 2024 and issues that matter to the american people, number one, china and the economy number two. newt gingrich will assess the field for us, he's coming up to talk about the 2020 election with now just a month and week away from the first primary debate right here on fox news and gordon chang will weigh in on all of this china situation that keeps unfolding, showing weakness on the world stage by america. a bow from janet yellen, really.

where is the pushback for all of this aggression coming from communist party officials. we don't have any here at the white house. >> we're opening doors, not taking them on. maria, as always, you're covering all angles. we look forward to watching, 15 minutes. maria: thank you. >> still ahead on "fox & friends," you know how much we love our national days and today is national sugar cookie day. the owners of bake, eat, love are here with some sweet decorating tips so you can make delicious deserts at home and then i think we're going to compete for the best design. don't go anywhere. ♪ come on, fire me up. ♪ pour your sugar on me. ♪ i can't get enough. ♪ i'm hot, sticky sweet.is ♪ fro bm my head -- er® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming intellicoils®, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort...

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>> we're back with a couple headlines many former president donald trump taking a break from the campaign trail to enjoy last night's ufc fight in vegas. he was seen alongside ufc president dana white reving up the crowd as they arrived. they were welcomed by loud cheer as they took their seats. and in soccer, enter miami, they squandered two leads as the club appears to tease the unveiling

of the new superstar, lionel messi. it extends t the streak to 10 games. help could be right around the corner with at least what most say is the greatest of all time. team is unveiling a major event which fans can expect to be messy's official welcome, next sunday, 8:00 p.m. the argentinian star signed a contract worth $60 million per year last month with intermiami. carley: it is national sugar cookie day. what other way to celebrate than to make our very own here on fox square. >> to help us with our decorating skills, co-founders of bake, lead, love, kristin and nick bailey. eat, pray, love is -- carley: so cute. >> welcome. what makes a nicely decorated cookie? >> we're going to show you three techniques. so bake, eat, love, we are

revolutionizing the world of home baking, making it more accessible and fun for everyone. we provide the tools you need to nail desert even if you're a novice. >> the ingredients come in a box. >> premeasured, ready to go. >> you take the hard work out of it. >> tell us what to do. >> at bake, eat, love we believe everyone can bake like a pro. we're going to teach you three techniques and these three techniques come from baking kits that we have on bake, lead, love box.com. so we're going to teach you these. they're perfect for summer fun. the first technique is taking a simple sugar cookie and making it into a sandwich cookie with a delightful pipe swirl. when you do this for the competition, there will be a competition, you're going to grab it with the dominant hand and use your non dominant hand to guide. >> what if you have two dominant hands? >> that's amazing. you get to choose.

there you have the swirl. you set the cookie down, give it a which geeing. carley: what does the -- wiggle. carley: what does the top look like. >> what if you have a dominant ego. >> you need it. competition will be fierce. the second technique, we use the same cookie and frosting. it's diluted with a few tea spoons of milk. do a side to side drizzle. carley: beautiful. >> and then you have that and. >> and then you have that. each one will look a little different, just like snow flakes. >> what's the third technique? >> this one, our daughter, khloe -- hi, khloe. she knows when something's on the mixer, something good is coming. this is for the little ones in your life. it's what they want to do, time with you, hands-on fun and a sweet treat at the end. here's the technique. take the sugar cookie and this is easy, super simple. anybody can do it.

it's colorful, really fun. you take it, dip it in, get it in there nice, give it a good twist and then pick it back up. and there it is. it's that simple. carley: all right. >> what's the terms of the competition here? are we copying your technique and making one of these. >> yes, exactly. >> you get to choose which one. >> your daughter is lucky to have two kids with a cookie business. >> she loves it. >> i'm going to get out of the way. >> are we doing this one, the sandwich? >> whatever you want. >> all three techniques. >> okay. we got to do it. >> may i have one of these. >> i got you right over here. >> let's do it. >> we're doing it right now. >> i've got my technique. >> no one is going to deal with mine. double sided. >> that was my idea. >> that was yours? >> drizzle. >> it's hard with two dominant hands. >> give it a good swirl. >> look at that. >> what if your cookie busted.

>> that's lovely. >> and even more. >> this is going to be so tough. >> i lose these competitions. i know it. >> like this. >> i've already lost. >> it's good. you don't have to patronize me. >> that wasn't as good as i thought it would be. >> rick, yours is terrible. he's out. >> let me see rick's. >> what are you talking about, that's -- this is between you two. >> we can tell you're parents. >> where are the sprinkles. >> i'm done. i'm going to eat. >> i'm going to eat too, carley. >> that is nice. let's see them all. okay. >> who has the best one? >> i know my vote. >> you know -- >> all right, choose. >> some were thinking outside the box. the winner is pete. congratulations. >> more "fox & friends" moments away. >> i thought i would get points

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rick: all right. if you go to bake eat love box.com and put in the code pete 10 -- will: really? rick: yeah. carley: the winner. [inaudible conversations] pete: go to church, everybody, have a great sunday. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us this morning. welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. ed today, the 2024 race is on. we kick off our one-on-one look at the candidateses this morning with florida governor ron desantis. the governor will talk to us about taking on donald trump, about the white house, the economy and why some say his campaign has now stalled out. then, the issues that a matter most to america, former speaker