talk now that we've khaled for 10 seconds. okay. anyway, there' s ernest hemingway lookalike contest cring on in key west weekend. the winner be crowned on the house. >> me, too. it's so cool. yeah, it's really cool. : that'sn, white guys. that's it for ♪ o say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched ♪ ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪

♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ rachel: good morning. that was your star-spangled banner and beautiful pictures reminding us why we love america. i need some pictures from wisconsin. will: that's not from

wisconsin. rachel: it could be. will: joey jones is here but we are happy to have rachel back. did you have some good time off? rachel: i did. by tomorrow i will be happy. i was flying back from wisconsin on my way to the airport, can you detour to cleveland to go to the jason allene concert, not a bad gig. i will do that. did that. canceled because of rain. joe: too much rain. rachel: i got all the work but to interview some people told to go back to the gardens. did that and get up in the morning and got here. i am happy to be back. joe: usually i am sitting in your seat.

i got up on that side of the couch yesterday. you must take more days off than will. will: i will claim seniority on that. will is a hard worker. smart, not hard. after many years. rachel: perfect analogy. i am sure he was the guy studying superhard. and get the cliff notes. joe: what is the glitch? what can i do? pete: chatterjee pt would be really bad. great to see you, thanks for being here. we start with this. you have been following the investigation into hunter biden, these whistleblowers in front of the house judiciary committee have been compelling talking about their investigation and how it has been slowed on the inside and

questions about the authority david wise had, did they pursue the investigation completely or was he held back? these whistleblowers, one of which, two testified before congress and one was on with bret baer on the special report. he talked about trying to investigate the vice president for tax crimes. this is what he shared. >> august of 2,022, all four assigned prosecutors agreed to recommend prosecution of felony and misdemeanor charges. there's a thing called willfulness, whether someone intentionally, with knowledge evaded their income taxes or filed false return. that is something that sets us apart from a civil case.

we provided a ton of evidence that show willfulness. a matter of if there is evidence before you and potential tax crimes that exist, you should be able to follow the evidence, interview witnesses, do all the proper procedures. i understand this was a politically sensitive case. it was a matter of you can't do that. let's think about it and at the end of the day, we were not following the evidence we should have. rachel: i heard him on a podcast earlier, this case matters because everybody who has a case before the irs needs to be treated equally. our logical line of investigation, let's go here and there, there's another

clip, the irs whistleblower on special report. >> fbi investigators we are working with within the irs trying to figure out how do we get an independent attorney assigned to this investigation and it was like no one knew what to do to bring that issue up. they are frustrating at the end of the day and that was one of the first times we knew there was some sort of influence coming into the investigation. i was removed from that team may fifteenth 2,023. i have no idea what was going on as far as that investigation goes. i stated multiple times i don't want to see other agents go through the same thing we went through, other charges venued outside the district of

delaware, david wise will run into the same problem again and again. that's why we need to have an independent attorney assigned. joe: i watched a lot of the hearing at democrats towed this line where they kept saying that happened when trump was still president or that happened before biden had a chance to put his people in the doj but i don't think that's the point. the point is trump appointed people to take care of trump and biden appointed people to take care of biden, there's an effort within the justice department that is evergreen but does it change with one president or the other? the best democrats can offer, not so much -- to look at the department of justice overall and say is there a culture of protecting publicly important people? rachel: whistleblowers have been attacked, taken off of this case, treated as if they

were doing something wrong when they were doing the right thing. one of them was raised in a conservative home but ended up a democrat. the other one was raised in a liberal home that ended up being, becoming card-carrying republican. that one said when that became public, his mom called and said you are a registered republican? these are people on both sides, there couldn't be a more perfect case. pete: you pay your taxes or you don't. either you were willful about or you weren't. plenty of people make mistakes on their returns and usually give you grace to fix that. if you are hiding it in fake accounts as the bidens are, not pay their fair share, people like this of any political persuasion should be looking

into it. the 10 th 23 revealed by chuck grassley, they never saw that. the investigation they undertook was limited intentionally. joe: people made this distinction between the legality in the political application but first thing at play isn't that hunter biden forgot to put income on his taxes. the accusation, it was a scheme to hide the income because of where the income was coming from and why. it was less about paying taxes and more where the money was coming from to begin with, and the other side is this david wise conundrum they are in. if you listen to the whistleblowers, david wise wants to prosecute and go further and is told at some point he can't. if you listen to merrick garland that's not the case. bringing wise in, it is less what he would have to say and more discerning why he is saying it. rachel: it's where the money

came from but where this shows the money went as well. they are afraid this tied to president biden as well. joe: i don't trust grown men the carry backpacks. am i wrong on that? it seems like he has outgrown the backpack. joe: are you of a fanny pack guy? pete: i could be. rachel: he is standing. pete: the white house in washington dc trying to figure out what to do about ai. how will it influence the way we live? congress as usual gets dragged into these topics with less knowledge than most and over legislate. in this particular case the white house brought these companies in to say put

safeguards in place, the companies that have agreed, whatever this means they signed on to an ai safety code, amazon, google, a lot of companies you recognize. it's an interim step before washington dc jumps into legislation. don't know what to make of that but they are trying to make their arms around it. rachel: don't you feel reassured that president biden is on it? here it is, talking about his push for rules on artificial intelligence. >> president biden: blank employment on ai. rachel: do you think he knows what ai is? pete: he knows as much as he can understand. 's age does limit him from understanding technology in general. i am 37 years old and it is

hard for me to understand what ai is. i don't fault him for that. it is stacked on top of mound of him saying things people don't understand or think he didn't need to say are understand what he was saying when he said it. i am the ai. how do you know -- how are you supposed to interpret? rachel: does work, kamala harris -- on point. pete: she can explain it. rachel: to all of us. rachel: some machines that think because we teach them to think. joe: before we get to the nitty-gritty about kamala harris and president biden and their role in ai, back to the list of companies, my interpretation of that, companies that are leader in this and saying we can do a safety code. i'm a college football fan and one thing schools like to do

when they have broken the rules they tell on themselves and punish themselves, we are going to suspend ourselves for six weeks or six months. when these companies start telling on themselves, putting the best foot forward that makes me worry they know something about this. pete: they know what's coming behind it. rachel: i told you how the trip to new jersey got detoured, you know the -- this has been moving all week. cmt, country music, some people call it corporate country because it is tied in with all the other corporate music labels. some people are saying this was really dumb, i saw their numbers of how many viewers they have. it's really low. 200,000 or something like this.

it is kind of like -- pete: they sure more movies and videos. rachel: some movies, they do the award show and that sort of thing but there average viewership, more people go to a jason aldean concert than watch cmt. there is an entrepreneur named ted jenkins who says the decision to pull this and betray their audience and their viewers who are pretty roundly behind jason aldean in that this is not a racist song, this could be there red light moment. >> people are exercising their free speech on businesses one way or the other and starting -- do i want to do business with this company or not? when you see jason aldean fan saying we might boycott cmt,

the 49 cable channel, 200,000 viewers, 20,000 viewers, it's a big hit and in his last tour that we were here he sold over 172,000 tickets. businesses decide to take these actions, they need to be responsible for the consequences, we saw with bud light and other brands. pete: this might be the most important debate, what happened with bud light, a lot of good people at bud light, maybe the company itself that really got wrapped up in one executive making a decision, didn't to run up the flagpole. it is less about bud light the company and more about those are a line in the sand. what is happening exposes the industry of influence like entertainment only exists, we write songs about what we want to do and are not static about.

we've seen country music, they put them in a room, blue jeans, tailgate, pickup truck, bud light, you need to write a hit song to this malady for these words and put out the radio at marriott to this up and come, they will hardly make money from it and we will make millions and move onto the next one. that is what country music is now. you seen the artists and songwriters, it is impressive because this is an expression of culture. i don't call this pop country because there are pop country artists, they have instruments that sound like pop. when you call it corporate country that is what you're you are talking about. these influence our most vulnerable minds. pete: are you saying it wasn't run through the puppy mill and

as a result -- joe: you talk about something that exists in context, not to the masses. this song won't mean the same thing to 350 million americans. rachel: it shouldn't. the people complaining about it probably don't listen to country music. joe: they don't understand the purpose of the lyrics. rachel: having just come back from a small town i don't think i could find one person who would be offended by this. pete: they are not actually offended. pete: they didn't riot here, that is what they say. pete: a few headlines. rachel: soldier is killed and 5 others hurt in an accident on the texas army base. a tactical accident happened in a training area at fort bliss but didn't release any more details about what happened. the army has not released the name of the soldier who was

killed or how serious the other injuries were. the justice department said it will sue texas governor greg abbott over the deployment of a floating border barrier in the rio grande. are they on the side of the cartels? the marine wall is designed to stop migrants from illegally crossing into the us, they will put lives at risk. we will continue to deploy every strategy to protect texans, migrants risking their lives. the big weight for inter-miami soccer fans is over as lionel messi made his debut last night. miami ticket prices soaring in recent days, seats listed

forasmuch as $110,000. the sellout crowd waiting for an hour with lionel messi on the bench, getting into the game and scored. check it out. >> here it is. lionel messi. put it to bed the other way. magnificent. pete: look at that shot. are you kidding me? joe: everything i learned about soccer i learned from ted lasso. all scripted. pete: that's an incredible shot. rachel: it was an exciting night. pete: wouldn't put my money on it. rachel: you might be better at

it. you might have more of an advantage. pete: a textbook case of government overreach. one school district forced to comply with new some's or to use a controversial history textbooks. we will talk to one parent who calls this a huge overstep. joe: a jarring day for this raccoon. police coming to the rescue after he got his head stuck in a mayday jar. we will tell you how they freedom next. ♪ our ears connect us to the moments that matter. give them the nutrients they need with lipo.

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>> what changed in 24 to 48 hours that warranted this quick turnaround for this meeting? we are being played. this reeks of foul play. it reeks of slimy backroom political dealing. >> when it's time to involve parents in kirkland decision-making, they haphazardly do so. >> i'm honestly asking, are you falling for newsom and tony thurman? pete: the california school board rejects parents please and adopts a new curriculum

amid concerns of sexualized material. the latest in a heated debate with governor newsom. daniel malina as a father of three who voiced his concerns at the meeting and a marine corps veteran who joins us now. good morning. can you explain to us what the objections from parents are over the new textbook? >> good morning. most of the local community's biggest objection is in the sexualization of kids. the biggest thing going on is in california, the school board was banning curriculum, this was never a ban. what was so discussed was to push off this curriculum later in the year so that parents will received, all parents can receive ample time to review

the curriculum and we will make the decision as far as what is age appropriate for what we are teaching children. joe: the book includes the new textbook, you haven't had a new one since 2,006, make sense to bring in new material but includes a healthy section about lgbt q plus activists in history, harvey mill being one of them, there's no objection to his past, accused of having relationships with minors. i understand, why does the governor get involved? it seems the school board originally is listening to parents, the first was 3 to 2 and this is gavin newsom who voted against it originally, and they have yet again proven they are more interested in breaking the law than doing their jobs of educating students, after we deliver the textbooks into the hands of students and fans, the state will deliver the bill along with one. $5 million fine to the school

board for its decision to violate the law. now we will charge you money. how does that educate kids? >> that is our biggest argument which i don't understand where gavin newsom gets off coming down here. this is our community. he's claiming the parents aren't being represented by the school board. our communities, pretty diverse community, parents want this implemented about at the school board, it is obvious when you go to a meeting and you see, seem to be teachers and administrators against concerned parents and the school board was doing everything to represent us, but for gavin newsom to gaslight the situation, to make this huge statement that we are being banned. the other thing, threatening a lawsuit based on a law that

doesn't exist, he planned on this a be 1070 bill that he's trying to rush through so that way he can retroactively find our school board and it is just ridiculous. there's nothing more tyrannical than that and you have to realize that. it's disgusting to see the governor act like the parents are not being represented. joe: this is a governor, we are watching it closely for couple reasons. when i see parents standing up, that's an example to be set across the country. thank you for talking to us about it. a bumpy road ahead as house lawmakers investigate the auto giant after a partnership with the chinese battery company. carlos jimenez is on the select committee on china, joins us to react.

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joe: a few quick headlines, tragic update after flash flooding in pennsylvania last weekend. after a weeklong search officials say they believe they've discovered the body of a missing 2-year-old who was swept away with their 9-year-old brother in rushing waters. the children were swept away along with their mother win sudden rushing water overwhelmed the car they were traveling in. five confirmed dead in that flooding. officials continue to search for her brother today. president biden overruled the

pentagon as he nominates the first woman to lead the u.s. navy. admiral lisa franchitti, vice chief of naval operations, 38 years of experience. if confirmed, the first woman on the joint chiefs of staff. got to have the firsts. defense secretary lloyd austin recommended admiral samuel pa paparo, admiral the navy pacific fleet, but the white house said no, we need another first. police officers in ohio being praised after helping a raccoon with a mayonnaise jar stuck on its head. the man who spotted the jar helping a pair of police officers get the critter free. once out of the jar, the raccoon bolted directly for someone else's garbage cans so he can steal more things.

those are your headlines. i am right next to you. good to see you. rachel: thanks for the hard-hitting. pete: take it from here. rachel: lawmakers demanding answers over the company's partnership with chinese battery maker which the auto giant plans to use as a multibillion-dollar plan in michigan. in a letter to company leadership, lawmakers are promising the deal will go to chinese workers. not american workers. and warning the reliance on china is, quote, exposing it and the us taxpayers to the whims of the chinese communist party and its politics. here to react, carlos jimenez, member of the select committee on strategic competition between the us and china.

welcome, what concerns you about this deal with the chinese company? >> everything concerns me when it comes to the chinese communist party, taxpayer dollars will be paying for chinese workers, to work at this plant they will have operational control, the owner of this company has been rumored to participate in forced labor in china and other companies. also a tax credit, making us more reliable on chinese energy and less reliable on american energy. why would we need the chinese in this endeavor to begin with? did the biden administration give ford the green light? the biden administration talk stuff about getting tougher on china but i can always say never listen to what the biden

administration says. an example of the biden administration helping out the ccp. rachel: is a because president biden is compromised and making sweet deals, to keep his own dirty business still undercover? or is it the climate religion trumps american national security? all of it, as you said not good for the american people and national security. here's a statement from ford. ford alone is investing 3. $5 billion and will own and run this plant in the united states instead of a building, building a battery plant elsewhere or importing lfl batteries like our competitors do. creating 2,500 new american jobs while strengthening domestic manufacturing and supply chains and reduce carbon emissions. this is good for our country, good for the planet and good for ford's business.

you did mention the humanitarian concerns, forced labor, et cetera but let's go back to national security and what is good for america. i can't imagine a plant like this being built in the 1980s during the cold war, that ford would have partnered with the soviet union. bigger picture, what has globalism done, what happened to the country's sense of patriotism since the corporation levels? >> looking for profits on national security interests of the united states, shame on ford for doing this. i have no problem with forward building a william dollar battery plant in the united states if that's what they want to do and i applaud them for doing that but why get into a partnership with a chinese company that testifies to the ccp undermining national

security. you touched on something with climate change. everything coming out of president biden's mouth is climate change and it is the excuse for making us more dependent on china and their energy sources and destroying american energy sources where we could be dominant and you touched on that. why is the biden administration doing that? why would president biden want to do that? you have to go back, is the president compromised? one of the things that makes you go i wonder. rachel: thank you, appreciate you joining us, the committee is highlighting this issue which is important to america. still ahead, irs whistleblower joseph ziegler speaking out on his decision to testify before

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of things i saw that were improper, not following proper procedures and i thought it was my duty to come forward. when we were invited to testify before the congressional committee, it was important for my credibility that people hear it straight from me. pete: joseph ziegler defending his position after speaking out on the hunter biden investigation after they called him a disgrace to his own party. here to react is john levine. what did you make of how powerful will this testimony be? they are on the inside doing the investigation does it have an impact? >> it is devastating. it is credibility, the

credibility that makes it so powerful. in the case of ziegler, the hunter biden probe, he's a democrat, has nothing to gain professionally, as he himself said and it's a crime to lie on a federal whistleblower complaint. i take him seriously. pete: does it lead to anything? does it change? does it impact? >> it is just allegations. merrick garland and david wise are denying this, the american people, tough to know who to believe. the way to get out of this, they alluded to a 99 page charging document.

where's the document? david wise tried to be elevated, what paperwork was generated in that effort? we have to see. april will bear this out. pete: bank accounts, it should set us free. pete: what impact your post, we are learning, the fbi told twitter the hunter biden laptop was real on the same day the new york post scooped that story but they censored it anyway. there was a call that day, someone asked if the laptop was real and one of the fbi people on the call said it wasn't another jumped in and said no further comment. twitter new but they censored it. >> strikes me as quaint to talk

about the fbi in this capacity. the fbi had the laptop since december 2019 and they knew, all the way back then, when the computer repairman of delaware gave it to them. the agency has not covered itself and glory in this investigation. we know from whistleblowers in the fbi they obvious gated and blocked investigation before the presidential election and now we see the emergence from a confidential human source which corroborates many things we saw and i have to ask what did the fbi do to investigate the allegations of bribery and pay for play on the document and i have no answer but looks like nothing. pete: the new york post did more than the fbi did which is a scary reality. that's what the press is supposed to do, hold powerful people accountable and in this

case you were the only one. thank you for your time. appreciate it. still ahead, the woke mob continuing their push against jason ourdean and his anti-crime hits on, winston marshall is no stranger to cancel culture and he joins us live with his take. first, it is national mango day. we are about to get a master class and delicious fruit, look at that suit. ♪ for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ hit it ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪

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joe: new yorkers could see their energy bills more than double over the next two years after the plan to raise rates was approved. customers could see their monthly electric bill jumped 9%. gas customers will see a bigger bill with estimated spike of 8% next month. the stunning increase comes as new york pushes for costly

green policies including bans on gas stoves and coal fired pizza ovens. to a disturbance in the meta-verse. the wall street journal reports engagement on the threads apps dropping 70% from its july 7th peak, the time spent on the apps is down to 4 minutes. active users falling to 13 million, twitter draws 200 million daily users. pete: today is national anger day. rachel: joining us is mickey and vicki, this business, i'm so fascinated by it. it is mango day. that's one of the first treats you have. tell us about mangoes.

>> 50 varieties of mangoes, we carry 50. so this translates as saffron. rachel: i tried all of them. it's interesting. they really are distinct. >> that is one of the best ones from india. it is very good flavor, very rich. rachel: how many mangoes if i ordered a mango tree you can do this in your apartment. a lot of people in new york city doing this. could you take it out and plant it as well? >> in the south you definitely can. rachel: how money can i get out of a tree? >> you can get anywhere from

1500 mangoes, they are very productive depended on the -- what you see here, a mango on them, about a unit takes a long time. joe: i used to get them, none of them tasted as good as this. >> they are homegrown. you can pick them, you can pick them, and pick at the peak, mangoes can be huge, 7 pounds. you can get mangoes of all different shapes and sizes. pete: why haven't they achieved the level of the apple or banana? >> how to cook them, they keep it. rachel: i am going to grab one of these. about 30 seconds. rachel: see how quick you can do this. pete: the website is plantohgraham.com. rachel: you can get an avocado tree.

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