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fun morning. pete: i look at that shot of the intrepid an i'm looking at the water in the hudson there look at how calm that water is will and i are swimming that. swimming that with the navy s.e.a.l.s. next month about a month from now will has been intraing vigorously aye done a few laps in my pool. >> he's text me like do you have any suggestions he's really -- hitting all of his resources. pete: look how calm that is. >> will has an advantage he's a sweller by trainings. >> you've got fins. pete: you do get some fins. >> what is your prediction? who is going to win? pete: there's no winning it is surviving completion of the race without assistance. >> you're going it make me believe you're not goapg to note who goes -- got there first.

joey: while you're swimming or do you have to keep pushing? >> you have to keep pushing -- pete: i've done it twice before first time i didn't mac it second time i made it with some assistance. second time i got coaching on long distance swimming in open water crawl strokes. you know, more methodical and i was able to finish it but -- >> is the hudson clean? pete: no it is disgusting. it is warm and gross and it smells. and the telephone pole floated past me the first year i'm not kidding. god is my witness -- joey: all the things that's probably better than what could have floated past you. pete: better than a body. i had to grab on to a jet ski because the current was so ferocious. >> if we were to take a poll on who might win that swim do you think it would be you or will? pete: there's no winning i can't beat him. he's a swim swimmer. >> you meant you can't beat

will. i thought you meant -- pete: i can finish. finish then we're both winners and get a trophy. >> this one he wants a participation trophy now it all it coming together. i didn't understand at first but now i get it when he can't win there's no trophy and it is just participation. he becomes a little -- pete: keep the standards -- joey: where there are no participation trophies when it comes to presidential politics. you either win or you lose. well, in the last couple of election cycles there's been some disputing there. but in the recent poll in a recent here in new york post headline, trump beat biden in general election, dominates gop field, this poll shows. pete: it's a harvard havers poll trump at 52. the 40 point lead over the republican field but the other staggering number is that trump

is up 5 over bide incline a general election contest and he beats kamala harris to be her 47-38 so these numbers have got to have democrats worried and by the way i'm staring at a piece of paper here that we can't share until the top of the next hour brand new fox business poll. joey: i have to get -- >> i just interviewed monica crowley in the last hour, she said with this lead in the primary, she say primary is effectively over for the republicans is what she said. she doesn't see how they can overcome anyone can overcome this, of course, something had happened but moving in this direction. pete: counting on. joey: but we're not the democrats we're going see their ideas and hear what they have to say and may crown trump the nominee. but at least we'll know what the ideas are within the party. pete: but other candidates are counting on an investigation in impeachment and indictment

not -- impeachment that's already happened but there's a variable that flips entire race. if it stays on this trajectory and galvanizes to your point joey it won't change if you're another candidate you're counting on some child card that isn't currently in the picture because it stays on this tray jects -- trajectory. trump support is only gron. >> what happens to the donors who got behind desantis so quickly on -- do they now -- are we seeing any shifts? joey: i don't think pride is not the point. i think that a lot of folks that are in this primary i think are running to be the established voice for the base that they think they represent, for example i don't think mike pence is ever going to be the presidential nominee but might become the christian conservative vis and may establish himself in that area. so those donors know that that

person -- listen. >> i don't know what is beginning on there. pete: interesting with polls is south carolina and iowa specific. if you're a desantis or look at nikki haley and tim scott both from south carolina you're pinning your hopes not own a national poll you can't win but gaining momentum by a good showing in early state. so what those early states tell us will also be indig teff because a lot of candidates are camping out in iowa, in south carolina and new hampshire. >> interesting to see how vivek is doing in next poll as well. because it is not just how he's doing but what that means for desantis again, who is in second place. and -- >> for now. he's nipping at his heels former axelrod says democrats should be worried from third party charges.

from the academic they should be at a steady drum beat from now until the election so joe biden pete, facing some competition definitely from rfk jr. and from cornell west. >> how do you block carnell west, a prominent academic. or as a third party candidate but running right now as a democrat -- >> running as a -- >> i think the idea he could be in the third green party. pete: if he's a big time lefty. there he is with bernie. you know where he stands and he has a famous friendship but they disagree on everything. if we were to, you know, run a strong campaign as a third party candidate he's not taking from trump. he's taig from biden. so -- >> by the way he's very interesting toen will to unlike yoib so it would be interesting to hear them both together kind

of debating i don't know if we'll ever get to see that. but again david axelrod a smart political operative saying there's a lot of problems on the democrat side and showing that concern. >> lawrence jones show last night he had a gen-z democrat voteer on jamiel jackson had an interesting dream ticket we'll see. watch. >> it would be donald trump as the president and joe manchin as the vice president. i say that because you can call me crazy, but i think joe manchin has played to both sides. i think he really is going to bring the country together which would make a great vice president to bring in a lot of independence where as i think donald trump i've come around to conservative policies even though i'm still a democrat and donald trump can lead us back to a great economy. [laughter] i couldn't call hill crazy but naive. he's played both parties. and been played by both parties.

and i don't know that he would be a great -- a great uniter but you know, president biden was supposed to be -- >> he said it is a dream ticket i think he understands that's not going to what because donald trump has learned his lesson he needs to have people in his -- as a vice president and in his cabinet who are truly on the america first team, and no one can accuse joe manchin of being there first. no. [laughter] pete: keep that in the dream category i don't think it is likely to happen. let's bring in shannon bream fox news sunday anchor and correspondent because another name we should mention and a name on today is vivek ramaswamy with quite a surge in the politicals a op-ed by rich lowery says get ready for the vivek ramaswamy moment you have him on your show today shannon tell us what is there? >> he's somebody four or five months ago wasn't a household

name couldn't pronounce his name and yet always sort of in the conversation. pressing back on a lot of things you know he wrote his book wrote that was about corporate wokeness so he has been tracking along with a lot of big political debates, and now he's surging polls. we'll check in a little bit to see how he's doing in iowa and south carolina but he's really surprised a lot of people leapfrogging household names in recent polls people that the gop establishment knows well and things like give russia part of the don bass region a big chunk of it and end ukraine war. a lot of opposition from both sides who don't love that idea so we'll talk to him about that and a bunch more. >> i love to hear him break that down that sounds like interesting similar to donald trump, though, right who says he would negotiate thing. >> god forbid get politicians to agree on ending war that would be something wouldn't it? when you interview vivek does it come across like i know at this point famously he will not attack trump or hasn't yet.

does it look liko run for president of the united states? or potentially a running mate for president trump? >> that's the constant question he said he wouldn't tick a cabinet position because of hiss cabinet position it is hard to imagine that the former president of the united states becomes the nominee and calls you to be the vice president that you wouldn't be interested on getting onboard but he's playing exactly from trump's playbook on a lot of things that he says. ill ask him about january 6th because we may get another round of federal indictments possible on that front. and vivek has been one of those out there to say i would pardon him. it wasn't criminal what he did that day and interesting to look at his twitter where that was happening days of january 6th saying this was terrible behavior trump did the wrong thing so you know, why the evolution on that front because you know if you go after him is another member of the field, president trump strike back,

punching back very strongly. >> it could be -- it is interesting but it could be not so cynical it could be that in those early hours when we were hearing so much about insurrection all kinds of stuff that maybe he -- he was sort of buying that narrative as he seen other information come out, and more facts come out he's changed his position on it. pete: it will start right shannon if he starts to continue to gain momentum in the polls people will look more and more at his background who he is and that just how the cycle works and then you get an examination of candidates. >> right it seems for now more they dig more they like aye seen him on the ground in iowa he gets a very good response there and he's spent a ton of time and money there. so people seem to really be responding to him. he doesn't use notes he's off the cuff not afraid to talk to any media outlet and he'll stop have conversation. you saw him protesters who was screaming he said don't take her out i want to have this exchange of ideas. soening that's very repressuring it a little people that he's

will to engang with people who don't like him. joey: it's been "a week when it comes to whistle-blowers testifying before congress about treatment of hunter biden there's one democrat who had a different view roe, a democrat from california says that irs hearings prove that hunter biden did not get special treatment. here he is on msnbc yesterday. watch. >> i respect mr. shapely but what i was showing and what he admitted to is that he often makes a recommendation to charge people, and he's overruled or has agreement with his own colleague and criminal tax division. and that this is a pattern and this is often the case that agents tend to be more aggressive and then when it comes to the actual judicial process of law enforcement, there's a disagreement so this showed clearly there was no special treatment with hunter

biden this has someone who has a more zealous view of view. pete: to disagree you have a chance to tack to one of those whistle-blowers? >> that doesn't line up with what gary shapely said and joseph ziglar and he said that both said those whistle-blowers that was a meeting a conversation in august of 20 -- 2022 i believe it was that they all agreed that sounded like the prosecutors and the agency investigators there were numerous felony and misdemeanor charges they thought were appropriate for moving forward. he was shocked later when these guys were forced off the case and it ends up in this plea deal he thinks doesn't match facts at all. this is a guy who's a lifelong democrat host openly said i'm part of the lbgtq community i'm married to a man a lot of people on my side of the aisle who are not happy i'm doing this but i was raised to do what i think is the right thing, and it's not just that we disagreed with attorneys or prosecutors we thought in the phone call we were all on the same page and we

were surprised later. joey: sounds like they're trying to explain to them and disputing packs that whistle-blowers are presenting they're reinterrupting them in a for favorable way it seems. >> you know i also asked him about the 1023 form senator grassley put out weeks when i asked general barb that and vetted it they got more information and then we forwarded it to open investigations including delaware where u.s. attorney david wise was working on hunter biden case but ziglar second whistle-blower told me they never saw that form. so if he's the, you know, they're the team the irs team that's investigating everything -- that form never came across their desk. so you wonder did it spin off somewhere else and they never saw those allegations. pete: wrong inbox shannon who else do you have on fox news sunday you have vivek ramaswamy what else? >> a panel that 1023 document

and tom will be with us and jared bernstein comes to talk biden no, no, nomics but he'll e the case. >> we will be watching shannon thanks for joining us. great to see you we return now to few additional headlines starting with this one. an inmate telling new york post that man charged with killing three women in the infamous gilgo beach murders is a marked man in jail. that inmate saying recollection heuermann will be attacked if he's removed from protective custody many inmates come from long island. and are familiar with the notorious murders with he's currently held in a separate part of the facility while awaiting trial. and investigators are now looking into any possible link between the suspect and other insolve murder cases outside the new york area. including in las vegas and south carolina -- where he also owns property.

and dov hikind blaming party continued rhetoric against israel he joined us earlier. >> be legitimatization by the democrat party who play such a role, muff is enough. i have watched this. i'm sick and tired of it i urge people particularly jewish community so blinded by democrat and supporting democratic party tack a look at what's happening. >> he officially announce his party switch to republican last week. he says he's gotten a lot of great feedback since and they call it barben hemmer barbie best of the year and 'oppenheimer' rakes in 80 million and christopher nolan joined one nation to talk about the legend of j. 'oppenheimer'.

he was incredible hero for his country a great patriot but he also had this past that became inconvenient to where the world went once fascism was defeated and communism became a big threat. so he i think he'll always have this very position of history. it raises all kinds of trouble and questions and the film doesn't pretend to have any easy answers. nolan called 'oppenheimer' most dramatic story he's ever encounters and those are your headlines might see 'oppenheimer'. >> isn't margo robbie stunning? >> we break down the barbie movie whether you should take your little girls to watch it because there's adult themes and -- it's an interesting breakdown yotd it with my husband also my daughter joins us on that show. so that's a good one to check out. joey: somewhere where you have conversations but have a

conversation so they understand it or do you look and say no let's stay away from that? >> i think that moms should go see it themselves first, and then decide -- i think that's because i personally am upis the i love barbie there are like probably 100 barr by the ways -- barbies that my girls play with and this movie was made by joyless feminist who actually hate barbie that's the problem i have with it. pete: that could be a problem. >> check that out from the kitchen table we break that also jason aldean on that episode. joey: suffering from time blindness coming up gotham going green. but it may soon put new yorkers in the red. we break down the impact of the clean energy agenda on regular folks. >> so important. plus college blues, america's liberal university town reportly decimating the gop. our next guest joins with us his vision for expanding conservative influence on

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♪ ♪ pete: as new york pushes its further green agenda it's taking a hit on residents and commuters let's turn to the wall and see the cities latest controversial easts and why does it matter we're talking about new york city? because a lot of what starts here ends new your big city, or town near you. bad ideas immigrate across the country so first thing is, banning emissions and banning gas stoves they want to be part of a net zero emission by 2050 here in new york city. so of the 50,000 buildings, they think they'll get 40% by 2030 and all of them by 2050 apartment that have means banning natural gas stoves and furnaces in any new builds here in new york city. by the way the city expects about 4,000 build lings fall short on those stements maybe buildings then what do they face foreclosure, fines? big problems for people who manage those buildings and have to -- keep a balance sheet.

you also have what happens with the vehicles in this city. so driverrings entering midtown manhattan they've got the city got approval for a congestion pricing plan. meaning, it's geng to cost you money simply for entering midtown up to $23 for drivers driving into the island of manhattan. now, connecticut, whether you're on long island or if you're in new jersey that gets pretty expensive we can which is why new jersey governor phil murphy filed a lawsuit against federal government over the approval of this congestion pricing plan. but if it's not bad enough what about the pizza. pizza in new york city is part of the reason you're here great pizza requiring restaurants using coal fired or wood fired ovens to slash their carbon emissions by 75% although our next guest will share what that really means -- but it also means additional cost on a lot of businesses because they have to hire an

engineer or an architect to confirm the fact they're complying with reduced carbon emissions because thpght to make you a good pizza pie. and one of those people is frank san torah of cold brick oven pizzeria in new york city. thanking before here. what does this mean for you and businesses in the city? >> it is another brick -- how politicians comp with these different ways to make it more and more difficult to do business -- i really give them credit for their creativity. pete: trying really hard to crush you. >> everybody will leave you don't have to worry about oven or the traffic because nobody is going to be here. we're going to have covid without the covid. you know, i remember when the covid happened and nobody was in the city. all of the environment was great -- but we were out of business. you know, so now they want to try to maybe duplicate same thing with the different rules, regulations they come up with

that may help. but to what cost? pete: i can't remember exact numbers but it would take, you know, 500 coal brick ovens firing at all times to equal one year of private jet usage of john kerry. one trip. yeah. something absurd like that. >> it is like trying to kill a mosquito with an elephant stepping on it. just doesn't make sense. but every day they comp with something new. what's the why? can you give me a why? do you think the earth will end if you can't make a pizza or make a pizza? >> i think united states does their best to make things better. the rest of the world doesn't want to comply so we are fighting uphill battle and pizza industry we try to make pizza. make people happy try to make something taste good. you know, it smells good -- but, i mean, they're going to have it to the point where you can't make a pizza without

getting -- >> can't have your coal oven brick pizzeria. every week -- >> sorry. get things straight. pete: got to get the stats right. they have so many people they have to feed an clothe and take care of. >> they don't care what happens to the environment. you know over here we're trying to be responsible. but we can only do what we can do. [laughter] >> i bet you're responsible if your restaurants. >> 100% we keep it clean, nice, friendly, and so do all of the other pizza owners who -- that's how we were brought up to take care of customers. pete: how long can other customers take all of these regulations piling on top? >> i think people tend to forget that we're coming out of covid. we haven't recovered from the covid situation. tourist are flocking to new york like they were before the covid. normally on a fridays and saturday, we get people from all

over the world come to our pizzeria because we're here in manhattan and we see less and less tourist and it's affecting business hotels are full. why are they full? well you know why they're full. visitors that -- pete: illegals. >> but they're not tourists so -- when tourists come here, they want to have a good time they want to enjoy the new york, new york is greatest city in the world no question about that. there's no -- nobody would doubt that but when you come here you want to have fun and something to eat and go see a show. you want to go see central park and more rules and regulations, it makes it that much harder. pete: there are a lot of great cities in human history that used to be greatest city of the world and it feels like leaders here are rying to make it a past tense. >> i wonder where they come up with all of these different things who thinks of the regulations? pete: folks at harvard others

with terrible ideas that have never actually run a business or payroll -- never had a job. frank thank you very much. >> all right appreciate it. grimaldis if you're here. at the nightclub. >> there you go if you want to party too. rachel over to you. rachel: who comes up with these ideas? it is the best question of the morning. [laughter] all right thanks pete. looking ahead to 2024 are college towns next democratic voting bloc with young voters historically voting blue tied with higher turnout? these districts face a tremendous challenge to the gop candidates especially in swing states. 38 of america's 171 college tongues have already flipped blue since 2000. and 117 of these towns have grown more democratic overall. here to react usa founder president abraham even enriquest to have you so what's happening in these college towns? are the kids becoming more, more

democratic and voting in that way and getting indoctrinated and where they throw their hands up saying it is not worth trying? >> good morning rachel, you know i would say it is more of the latter and i'm not gong to mince words here and republicans really have to cut out when it comes to college. 2020% cial elections we lost college vote by 12 points. leading up to major election we now see that republicans lost 18 to 29 in 24 points. now it is really also important to note you can go to college you tend to be a little bit more lecial and grow you start -- build a family. starting a business, owning a home. you tend to realize you grow up and liberal policies are not family friendly policies but that doesn't mean we should go into colleges with our jot

outreaching and student government leadership is bioand socioimportant for college campuses it is why i -- ran for president because there was no organizations on college students and you get to open up chapters of whatever conservative organizations you can get so it is important to put resources behind students to represent government. recruit leaders and open up these conservative organizations that do voter registration. rachel: it's hard to compete with free tuition to pay off student loans but i have children who are conservative minorities who went to liberal universities, and said they had zero outreach from the gop and tons of engagement on nonstop from in democrats especially and election time you make a great

point abraham on that. gop also made inroads by the way with hispanics with women during mid-tomorrows despite falling short of the expected red wave. so what do you account that to and how can the gop sort of capitalize on these gains. >> rachel, something we're not talking more about is the fact that this past midterm election republicans had the best performance with hispanic voters in midterm election and cut the democrat threshold by more than half and when you talk to hispanic voters south texas, central arizona even in california -- and south florida and you talk to hispanics that they'll completely outcast by democratic party. more so when the party has a open border, latin x by the way we see less than 2% approval ratings from hispanics you get to alienate voters but i think more importantly we saw a record number of hispanics go out and

share their story as to why they want to protect the american dream. candidates and now lawmakers -- in texas in tucson, arizona, and in l.a., california, miami-dade, florida these are deep blue seeds that were flipped by conservative hispanics because hispanics know it how to share the policies, and they also look like a community and sound like a community and they've got backing from the republican party so now the question is as a party, is republican party beginning to be okay with just sitterring at 30% points or 30% approval rate for hispanics or making a try to get the hispanic vote. it is not enough to say well hispanics aren't conservative and they'll come to the party eventually. just this summer joe biden announced a granddaughter of chavez who is a really, really active organizer and hispanic --

asked his presidential campaign manager, you know he also saw relaunch of bernie sanders with over 37 million dollars to support latino voters and announce the advisory counsel. now that's on offense come to the presidential election here and excited to see some of the ideas and from the republican candidates when they support and persuading over the hispanic vote. rachel: kevin mccarthy deserves a lot of credit he put dollar behind races in these hispanic districts and -- huge gains were made in some in important victories. he deserves credit for that. but again it comes down to faith, family, work, american dream is as you mentioned it is simple to win over hispanics highly persuadable if you have the right message, and i guess joe biden's economy is helping people wake up as well. so the missteps there.

as well, so abraham great getting your perspective we hope you come back again. >> thank you. rachel: take care. all right well coming up, sound of freedom continues to soar at the box office. netting more than $110 million so far, as americans learn about the horrific reality of human trafficking. ♪ ♪ >> over 2 million a year are sucked into the deepest recesses of hell if we do nothing their pain is going to spread, spread -- rachel: our next guest sister is a human trafficking survivor. why he says this movie's message is so important. stay with us for that. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. to help prevent bleeding gums. try saying 'hello gumwash' with parodontax active gum health.

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survivor. has dedicated his life to fighting and bringing awareness to trafficking. founder of jaco ministries, he joins us now jaco thank you for bringing information with our viewers to a personal story. tell us what happened to your sister so our viewers can understand how it unfolds and how people get trapped into this. >> good morning rachel and joey thank you for the opportunity to be with you this morning. in 1994, 28 years ago i was 18-year-old senior in high school, and that year my sister was trafficked a enshe was trafficked through the music industry. she won a major contest in south africa at the time we were still south africa citizens and raised by a single mother at the time not having a father present not knowing the impact that that can have on a family when father is

not present that the predator looking at that child is a softer target. joey: i love that you bring that up. we were talking about absent father and not the impact on young women i guess it bothers me that it takes a movie like 'sound of freedom' to give people awoken to this issue that is something that happens in so many dichght ways. you have a nonprofit that helps get people out of traffic and helps survivors. tell us about that. >> yeah. so few of us in this fight you know tim ballard is a good friend we support 'sound of freedom' but it is doing what it is supposed to be doing raising awareness but we have to take that knowledge into the home and understand how each family can be afflicted by this. what do i do as a parent and it is our organization, our parents across the country, law enforcement, legislators with tangible things to do today to safeguard your children and you can learn how to do that.

you can learn how predators communicate on social media. what emojis do they use and tactics are current and on a ten day swing cycle every ten days there's something new in the crime they do something different. >> yeah. rachel: tell us about impact on your sister and how, you know, it's impact, obviously, you've changed your whole life and dedicated your life to this. but you know, how do they survive what kind of services are out there for people who have had those experiences. >> that's the toughest part honestly to rescue a child we can use internet to find a child. but restoring a life -- a soul, that is crushed an we're talking this is a demonic fight you're talking about a fight that wants to make a child void of god because it is an identity issue. the child wants eat once to knows belonging wants to be seen and predator says i'll see you

i'll speak into your life i'll talk to your need basic needs it is hierarchy of needs an they know the need. rebuilding that life she was an 18 year process on average if a child is trafficked for five years, you're go tong triple amount of time it's going to take to rebuild that life if the child survives most children die after rescue. the suicide rate is through the roof because coming back into culture not understanding the purpose of love of intimacy who do i trust? can i trust myself? currently a third of our survivors and we have three rescues in the last two weeks and american teenagers. a third of our survivors suffer what's called sra spiritual ritual abuse. it's demonic but they're intentionally driven away from god from hope -- rachel: we've interviewed a lot of people and we say hay do gods work but truly i can't say enough that you are doing god's

work we are grateful to you and the work you do also to everyone involved in this film and bringing awareness. we had a segment yesterday in -- former president trump said he's going take very stiff action talking about death penalty for sex trafficking we're hoping to raise awareness get politicians and also as you mentioned parents -- to understand how they can help make sure their child or teenager doesn't fall into this. so jaco thank you so much for joining us we're so grateful. >> appreciate you guys god bless you. joey: all right still ahead the state of the 2024 race we're expecting brand new fox business polls on the republican primary candidates. the latest at 9 a.m. rachel: cobblers, crumble and crisps oh, my we have some of the top summer desserts on fox square that you do not want to miss. joey: lord, lord, lord --

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pete: we begin this 9:00 a.m. eastern hour, with a fox business alert. brand-new polls, coming out moments ago, highlighting the state of the gop field in the important states of iowa and south carolina. donald trump in the lead at 46%, a commanding lead, amongst gop caucus growers in iowa, 30 points ahead of ron desantis in second place. rachel: south carolina, nearly half of