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pete: how many ocean cities are there? joey: probably along the ocean a lot. it's where marines hang out. pete: different vibe. the calm morning wakeup is like a rollover onto beer cans. joey: a lot of bad haircuts and braided belt with your polo tucked in and seeing things. pete: five to ten years behind other cultural trends and you don't know what to wear. joey: the only clothes you can afford are sold at the px and a limited selection and the whole dad esthetic comes from the px. rachel: i grew up on an air force base where i thought the bx, which is what we call it had, was amazing, but we did look forward to people who came from the united states to the

base to kind of bring some style, get us back up to date. joey: that's right. rachel: there's a lot of truth to what you're saying, joey. pete: joey jones here with us and great to have you. joey: thank you. pete: it's political season, has been for awhile and as politics go fortunes rise and fall and donald trump remains the overwhelming front runner on the republican side and everyone thought ron desantis is a big challenge for him and announced he bummed and fizzled and it's a great deal and he's support has come back to donald trump and some of its gone to another opponent rising quickly in the polls and that is vivek ramaswamy. here's aplites cal op ed by rich lowry and he predicted a lot of moments and get ready for the vivek ramaswamy moment and those of us on fox have known because he's been a commentator here, really smart guy and made a lot of money. for those that don't watch fox

or haven't been dialed in, they say vivek who? there'll be more of a spotlight on this guy as his poll number haves reached a level where one recent poll came out and showed him tied at 12% with ron desantis. rachel: who has a lot more money behind him than vivek ramaswamy. here's a quote from the op ed that pete was talking about and said after donald trump, he might be the best communicator in the race. certainly no one else in the rest of the field is clearly better than he is. he tends to make favorable impressions wherever he goes. he's personal, warm backstage, knows how to give a speech and read a room and makes republican audiences believe that he really gets it. he compares himself to the trump of 2016 as the outsider candidate. all though he doesn't have anything like the star power of trump who dominated the media and brought what turned out to be a powerful new combination of ideas -- sorry, of issues and attitudes to the table. it's funny on my podcast from the kitchen table, we talked

about vivek ramaswamy this week and this moment that he's having and what is it about him? there's a couple of things that i think are really interesting. the communication style. i think since ronald reagan, we haven't had someone who sort of has that american aspirational language. he explains things super well and makes you feel good about being an american, knows our constitution and kind of digs into that and presents it really well. i think the other thing he has and rich lowry talked a little bit about the similarities between him and trump, clearly they're communication styles are different but their boldness in what they're proposing like vivek said i want to get rid of the department of education. i'm going to pardon all the january 6 protesters who deserve to be pardoned. he's been saying some really bold things and getting out in front. i think the reason what donald trump and vivek have in common here is that their policy decisions are coming from their

gut, from their -- pete: from the outside. rachel: and not from the donors, and you look at -- i think you mentioned ron desantis sort of stumbling. the best example of why people are kind of sour ago little bit or going a lit the flat on desantis is the ukraine decision where he came out and said kind of had a position about similar to donald trump's on ukraine, and within a day or two he switched it which seems to imply his donors got to him and said you better reel that back a bit, and he did. joey: i think you look at the wall here. we have career politicians and two outsiders. that matters. it's not to say that politicians are inherently bad, but we have four people on the wall here who have been a politician for as long as we've known then, and we have two people on the wall here that we know them for other reasons and decided to step in to politics. i think one thing donald trump shows more than anything else is that the american people were finally honest with themselves about how they feel about politicians.

there is not a headline you could write that is so bad if you attribute it to any politician you wouldn't kind of go, well, i kind of get that and believe that it's not surprising and that's how we feel about our political class and don't believe we're terrible people but we believe that system and inside the beltway and being in dc lends itself to money and power and fame and all the evils that come with it. if you're addicted to that, which you got to believe most politicians are, there's a certain -- there's a divide there to regular people that they don't like. rachel: i think that's a little cynical. what they have in common isn't just they're outsiders and the reason they're outsiders and they're thinking they're both businessmen coming from that world. pete: vivek has been smart to draft off of trump. trump hasn't gone after him and his policies and calls him america first 2.0 and does put a cap on his rise as well. we're not looking -- love him but we're probably not looking at a rise here that challenges donald trump. it just puts the aspirations of

other candidates in the rear-view mirror. by the way, part of the reason we're talking about him as well is we're learning he's qualified for the first debate and vivek ramaswamy will be on the fox news state. 40,000 individual donors from enough -- i think all 50 states or i don't know what the details are on that and you have to have at least one percent in a major national poll and he's up at 12 and doing fine there. make for an interesting debate. joey: he's also the only millennial in the race and points that out. that's a big contrast. pete: he's a really good communicator. rachel: he's fantast nick that regard. pete: going to not so good communicators over to kamala harris because people are asking where in the world is kamala harris at this point? joe launched reelection campaign and wall street journal asking what has kamala been doing in the first ten weeks of their reelection campaign. it's not just joe, kamala is

running as well. in the ten weeks, she's gone -- she's got 30 days with absolutely no public events on the calendar. travel to nine states, three of them battlegrounds so that's three battleground states in ten would he bees on a reelection -- weweeks in a reelection campaign and appeared at seven fundraisers and think you'd want a vp to be a person going behind the scenes and raising money. apparently that's not something that happens. rachel: apparently she's not good for raising money and that's what this democrat donor and trial lawyer says. pete: john morgan, yeah. rachel: john morgan, he said speaking solely for myself, i don't think i'd be able to have a very successful fundraiser with her as the headliner. first of all, for many people, democrats included, she's polarizing. that's really an incredible statement to come from donors and fundraisers to say money is king and so her main purpose right now for this reelection should be raising money.

she's actually a drag on a fundraiser. joey: nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthy are california politicians and what made them so popular was their ability to raise money and get people elected so kamala harris coming from the senate is different. looking at senators, it's less about what they can do for the party but usually more independent and spirited people. it's harder for a senate majority leader to get the whole party online with anything. what she did best, she was a bull dog and went in and no matter what the hearing was about, she was going to raise a stink and throw arrows and did well. like democrats that believed in what she was talking about would cheer. she doesn't have a chance to do that as vice president. i don't know if that's her decision or biden's decision. when they first became a ticket, i thought, well that makes sense. crazy uncle joe says the wholesome things and she goes on attack. you need one to do each. with trump and pence, it was the opposite. and so you're not getting that out of her though. you get this really -- to the

point that she looks like she feels awkward. she looks like she's acting in the school play and doesn't want to say these lines and that's why you get that giggle out of her. i don't think she wants to giggle but she feels awkward in the moment and that's how it comes across. to be as graceful as possible and criticizing her and talk about things and getting interviewed and doing the forum and she looks like she's less comfortable and that doesn't create faith from people. pete: it was the moments in senate hearings that elevated her and pete: the witness can't really talk back and hard to recreate unless you talk a talk a talk e

press. >> makes you popular with a small subset. rachel: abortion gave her her group. pete: says everything you need to know. rachel: exactly. pete: for sure. speaking of in the -- excuse me in the 6:00 hour, we talked about country muse and i can you'd mentioned -- music and mentioned the puppy mill of modern country muse and i can there's a puppy mill of movies and acceptable class that creates movies and those are the ones we get to see and sound of freedom is one that breaks through. it was a crowd source, crowd funded and created a number of years ago and disney sat on it and angel studios brought it forward and it's been a smash hit. it is now -- we now know box office earnings over $100 million, $104 million as of july 20th. that came out on july 4. considering nothing behind it, no one w one wanted it made.

that's amazing. rachel: it's an amazing number. one person behind this film 100% is president trump. he at his bed minister golf club had a shows and showed up himself and sat in the front row. what he says that he would do to sex traffickers if he were el elected. >> fake news media tried to ignore it. sound of freedom has been a national sensation and a colossal success at the box office, really big numbers. everyone should see it, this is a very important film and very important movie and it's a very important documentary all wrapped up in one. it's really about an issue that has to be discussed. when i am back in the white house, i will immediately end the biden border nightmare that traffickers are using to exploit vulnerable women and children. i will urge congress to ensure that anyone caught trafficking children across our border

receives the death penalty immediately. rachel: donald trump saying the death penalty and i'm pro life and i'm truly pro life and i'm not for the death penalty and i'll suggest castration. chemical castration, physical castration and rather see that on sex traffickers than children. pete: donald trump has been very consist on this issue and tweeted back in 2012 from his real donald trump account on twitter and i don't know what the context is of this tweet and it said got to do something about the missing children grabbed by the perverts and too many incidents and fast trial, death penalty. if you're trafficking children and death penalty is fitting and people resinate with what he talks about. joey: i live in a small town that jason aldean sings about. when we sit around the campfire

and have conversations, this generally isn't what we're talking about but when it comes up and mistreat kids and harm kids in an evil way, i'm not going to stop someone from imposing the death penalty. pro life, pro innocent life. rachel: yeah. joey: i'm not pro evil. rachel: even among prisoners that'll be a death sentence for you in prison. there's a universal -- he's over the target. again, i would suggest castration for predators and not kids. pete: fair enough. rachel: that's just me. pete: we can't see who's supposed to read the headlines because the prompter is so far out. it's me. turn to a few additional headlines starting with this one. the alabama woman who mysteriously went missing for more than two days has been fired from her job as a spa as suspicions grow over alleged kidnapping and the story about her disappearance is shaky and haven't found evidence of a kidnapping and her former employer telling the new york post they did everything to pep

bring her home but in no, your honor the spa was bashed on the internet and social media. nancy grace was join us later this morning with more on this growing mystery, it's confusing story. rachel: yes. pete: she'll help us out with it. hunter biden's attorney claims georgia congresswoman marjory me taylor green chi committed it sm icks violation -- committed ethics violation during the house oversite and his lawyer in between hits of a weed bong said the house has a duty to make loud and clear it does not endorse, condone or agree with the undignified -- he's calling her un-dig fio fioed? the brains violations of standards of official conducts. his lawyer took a photo of him taking long hits in la outside of his apartment while hunter was there recently.

rachel: the images you saw of hunter biden, those are the stuff they want to put in kid's books in our libraries. pete: you can't show it. team usa winning opening match against vietnam 3-0. >> announcer: trying to breakthrough somewhere and here it is on the chance of smith, go. u.s. leads. pete: more world cup action with japan shutting down zambia 5-0, sweden and south africa squaring off tomorrow morning at 1:00 a.m. eastern time. get up for that. team usa will face the netherlands on wednesday and coverage begins on 7:00 p.m. eastern and catch all the games on fox. those are your headlines. rachel: thank you, pete. you just never know what's going to happen during our live breakfast with friends segments. joey: yesterday i was fortunate enough to be there when our next guest learned that popping the question is better with friends.

>> she's my best friend, she's moved with me from all over indiana to north carolina to now dayton, ohio. i don't ever want to be without you. sam mcfarland, samantha ray mcfarland, will you marry me? [ cheering and applause ]. joey: yeah, that's the newly engaged couple right there and they're joining us there live. the owner of gasilow's family restaurant -- georgia's family restaurant in ohio and good morning, guys, that was a special moment yesterday and thank you for letting me be apart of it. >> thanks forcosming in, joey. it's an honor and privilege for you to be here with us. pete: i mean, steve, how much planning and how long did you know you were going to do this?

>> well, i planned on doing it at a crew meeting later on in the month and this opportunity with "fox & friends" came up and i thought what the heck, you know, why not do it here. rachel: sam, i was on the segment after so i watched yours live and i just had to laugh because you snap that had box right away. how surprised were you, what were you thinking? >> i didn't realize what was happening until he put his hand in his pocket and pull it had out. i don't know what i was thinking. nothing, i didn't even watch the segment till i got home from work at like 8:00 at night. [inaudible]. rachel: i think snatching that box will become one of our "fox & friends" classic moments and you just kill it had there. we lost it. pete: now, joey, were you brought in on this and knew it

was coming? joey: i knew right before. they said we're going to talk about the price of eggs and then he's going to propose so get in on that. that's so awesome and you're such good people and so genuine. thanks for letting us come in yesterday. great crowd and i can tell by the staff, their personality you really take care of the folks that work for you. >> you're invited to the wedding, joey, just so you know. joey: i said i would go if i got invited. you're getting married on a farm in georgia; right? pete: there we go. steve and sam, congratulations and thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. rachel: what's great is she had her hair in a ponytail yesterday because she was working and today she did her hair all the waves. i love it. joey: not catching me sleeping again. rachel: all right, coming up, democrats brushing off a line of questions on cocaine game. >> if cocaine can make its way to the white house, we dent know

who it came from and could fentanyl make its way to the white house and can't find out who brought it. >> has anyone use it had and there's a problem because of it? rachel: hillary vaughn asked those questions and she's next. joey: the woke mob continuing push against alabama jason aldean's former hit song. former mumford and sons guitarist on that and plus a huge show head. stay right there with us. ♪ only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. our financial planning tools and advice can help you prepare for today's longer retirement. hi mom. that's the value of ownership. i always wanted to know more about my grandfather. he...was a hardworking man who came to new york

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>> has anyone use it had or is there a problem that happened because of? >> if you want to be strip searched for substance before going into the white house, that's something you should work with the secret service to see if they can accommodate. >> that's just gossip more than anything else.

pete: secret service shuts the doors on the probe into the cocaine found inside the white house. hillary vaughn joining us now. hillary, thanks for being here. i get the sense this is not a topic democrats want. they want the investigation to be over and the questions to be stopped; right? >> i found it really surprising, pete. that a lot of lawmakers that i talk to were uncurious and un-bothered by cocaine at white house and even friends that don't cover politics heards about cocaine in the white house and they were curious and whose was it. a lot of lawmakers didn't know the investigation was over, didn't know the details about it or they didn't really seem like they wanted to know and that exchange with congresswoman ilhan omar asking if anyone use it had recreationally or using it to attack anne donovan as a weapon and a lot of lawmakers

brushing off this whole ordeal. pete: for sure and believe they're asking for questions to believe there was a different occupant of the white house and saying it tends to work that way. you asked other questions because there was a hearing on capitol hill and rfk jr. was invited and democrats didn't want to hear him talk. here's the questions on that, watch. >> we were trying to make sure he didn't cause more harm with his outrageous temporal integration. >> he's not being censored. he can say whatever he wants wherever he wants but he doesn't get a right to testify before a committee of congress. >> that's not zip. zip is not allowing to speak and he can't do it in the halls of congress. system of articulation pete: it's not censoring, they just

don't want him to speak. >> they were treating him like a toxic substance going to contaminate the halls of capitol hill and even this week when democrats say he made anti-semitic comments and a member of their own party was in trouble for comments she made and congress congresswoman jiyad they didn't let him explain and as recently as 2016, president biden called rfk jr.'s father the one true hero of his life and it's interesting how much has changed in the democratic party of their perspective of the ken dis-. pete: no doubt. what kind of facial expressions to members of congress make when they see you coming these days? >> it's interesting. some days they're happy to see me and some days they see me

down the hall and do a 180 and book it in the other direction and catch up to them and some people are very generous with their time and we have a good report and others were annoyed by my questions and we try to ask them all. we want to talk and get their resresponses we're blahed when y do talktous. pete: thank you for getting those questions answered. hillary vaughn, thank you so much. >> good to see you. pete: flash flooding in the atlanta metro creating dangerous road conditions. where is the powerful storm headed next? country singer jason aldean angers left wing activist withs his new crime song. winston marshal is familiar with cancel sulphur springsture and joining us -- cancel culture and joining us live on the couch in just a moment.

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joey: back with a fox weather alert. flash flooding in atlanta and creating dangerous conditions and first responderring jumping in to help free cars stuck in the rushing waters. a wild scene at fenway park in boston, flash floods caused the red sox to suddenly postpone their game against the metz. a two hour downpour turning the staircases into waterfalls and flooding the concourse. the heat is not letting up. more than 95 million people across the country are still under heat advisories with no sign of relief. be sure to download the fox weather app for the latest on these stories and more. happy -- pete: you're a good weather man. joey: yeah, and happy tenth birthday to prince george. the future king celebrating the

milestone with a few portrait. they released the charming photo of their oldest child to mark his happy day. details about george's celebrations have been kept top secret. is his birthday today? pete: don't know. joey: because mine was yesterday. i might have a royal birthday there, i don't know. rachel: he's in the early stages of becoming a teen hooter throb. joey: oh boy. a lot of pressure. rachel: while the woke mob continuing campaign against country star jason aldean's country song try that in a small town, now taking aim at the courthouse used as a backdrop for the song's music video despite the fact it's been used by countless movies and tv shows. >> critics have taken issue withs courthouse where a young man was lynched by a mob in 1927. pete: our next guest knows the

reality of cancel sulphur cultul too well -- cancel culture all too well. mumford and sons winston after receiving -- pete: winston marshal joining us now. thanks for being here. >> thank yous for having me. pete: you know all about the onslaught and they're making it about where the video was shot .s that what it's about here? >> it's insane cherry pick a little bit of history of the lynching on the side of the courthouse in 1927, but they ignore in the video the references and clips of georgia's state of emergency that was in january of 2023, pretty relevant i think, in which protesters shot at police officers. one protester was killed in the march. two months later 23 of the protesters were arrested on domestic terrorist charges. that is what jason aldean is

directly referencing and they ignore that. cheryl crow comes out and says this is a song promoting violence. no it's not, he's decrying the vines as i've already aforementioned and there's reference to sucker punching people in the streets. pete: carjacking. >> he's saying no to that. he's saying i recommend you don't do that when you come to my small town and see it as a video promoting violence. i come to america and i love this country and i think there are two americas because i think they're seeing this thing completely differently and i watch this video at face a value and they watch and link to jim crow. what? how is that possible with such bad faith. rachel: you're not wrong in your observation there's two americas and that everybody i spoke to from a small town or who has those small town values or cares about free speech in general, all though you mentioned in the break we talk about how this isn't really about a free speech issue per se other than what cmt

has done. that said, what is your concern? you're an artist, you found yourself under cancel culture and under attack and mis-you say but the other forces and what's your concern as you see what's happening to jason aldean and sort of the condition for artists to express and not be taken into these political spaces? >> the big concern is when young artists see what jason aldean and not only the program he's received but cmt dropping him. young artists that don't have the money to fall back on will think, i better be careful in what i say. better be careful in what i sing about. i should avoid these certain topics otherwise i'll get in trouble and it'll cost me. the incremental effects on the people and lower down on the hierarchy and dangerous for music. artists that don't speak freely don't make real art. it's propaganda. it's worrying for the future of music. rachel: such a great point.

joey: bob dylan and w willie nelson and i couldn't imagine them being silenced and the industry has a strangle hold over what we get to listen to and it's an attack on artists and us and we're not allowed to be exposed to certain ideas. >> that's right. there's gate keepers like cmt and again that are holding people back and there's another astonishing thing there's popularity of z zip zip among artists and gay and lesbian antidefamation ngo published an open letter with hundreds of artists signing it including amy schumer, zoey deshanel and asking for covid zip zip for people that dead name mis-gender people and people spreading

anti-trans misinformation about life affirming healthcare. that's irreversible damage to gender kids and these artists want to censor. they don't realize the whole industry is predicated on the idea of self-expression and yet they're fighting against self-expression. rachel: why? joey: ideology. >> that's the question. pete: that's the key question. is it because the mob is going in that direction or genuinely left wing true believers. >> there's a few reasons and one is personality tribes. all industries and people opine prone to group thinking. joey: rachel wins me over every time i'm on the couch. >> creative industries is a small industry with the high proponent of people asking about the type of openness for the big

five personality types and openness correlated with being progressive and there's a link between personality types and political types. the creative industries are very progressive just by that nature and the progressives are dominating. the progressives dominate hollywood and they dominate even pennsylvania avenue and once you're in a position of power, that's when you censor. it's not people who are censoring who are sort of -- it's people in power who are censoring and not the other way around. rachel: i think there's a lot of artists who aren't maybe audideologically so into it but they socially want to be accepted in part of the group. that's sort of the vibe there like you got to be part of us and you faced that when you said what you said and antifa and exposing the book and you're really brave and by the way catch your writing on spectator.

>> the marshal hearts and find me on all social media. pete: podcast marshall matters. rachel: really interesting conversation. >> thanks for having me on. much appreciate it. pete: doj pursuing legal action against texas over their water-based barrier aimed to deter illegal immigrants from entering our country. how governor abbott is fighting back coming up.

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help you save. >> you know, we in the department of homeland security i issued a memo very early on that we would not use the term illegal alien when speaking of these individuals. we would use the term noncitizen. pete: that was his big concern. that was mayorkas speaking at aspen security form. rachel: so fancy. pete: he said one of my big concerns is making sure we don't use that term illegal alien, which is the absolute definition of what the conduct is. gives you a sense of where the focus of dhs is. joey: censoring by what we think and speak telling us which words we can say. by not being abling to say illegal alien, that's not thinking of them as breaking the law, which is what they're

doing. rachel: undocument second-degree worse than noncitizen. pete: i'm sure they use undocumented too. more indication of how the justice department and homeland security views securing our border. they're now suing texas because texas is trying to actually secure the border. a portion of the department of justice letter that was sent to gloverrer greg abbott because of that floating barrier they're putting up. the federal government says the state of texas' action violate federal law and raise humanitarian concern and prevent serious risk to public safety and the environment and may interfere with the federal government's ability to carry out -- wait, may interfere with the federal government's ability to stop facilitating? rachel: exactly. we're trying to make it easier for the cartels to get these people over to texas and why are you putting those things up? you can't do that . of course governor greg abbott said, well, we'll see you in court, mr. president. joey: talk about risk to public safety and the environment. santa claus rally you seen the places where -- have you seen the place where is migrants are

staged and seen the tent-like structure cities and what's left on the ground? when they're making this trek into the country and stay stage in a place. i've got friends down on the border and they'll go to their ranch house and go to open the door and the door opens on the other side and there's a gun pointed at them. people cross on the border and smugglers held up in a house that someone's not at all the time. the idea of that being a risk to public safety and the open border is not. that's laughable. rachel: the buoys and up close photo we showed you or video, i mean, it is -- it would deter you. joey: that's the point. pete: you're exactly right because what texas was doing before was putting up wire on the texas side of the border and only has so much efficacy and once someone is on the shore, what can you do? this would be a deterrent. rachel: that cons tee know wire when i was on the border, i watched the border patrol lower it to let people walk over because -- i was really upset about it when i saw that but

what they said is once these illegal immigrants are in the rio grand. they justified it. this buoy would prevent them from even making it across the river. that works and of course if it works you can't use it. just for the reason there's border walls piled up outside of the border. pete: they work so can't use them. i didn't recollects the whole point of border wall -- joey: the whole point of the border wall is pushing them towards a point of enter where they can come legally. i don't know how this is an argument. rachel: we partner with the cartels and wants to make their job easier as the federal government is complicit in sex and drug trade that's coming

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