monitor. i know you can see what he would doing here in the new york studio. feast your eyes on pete hegseth's mullet. >> pete: what do you think. would that qualify? >> oh, yeah. they do adult ones, too. >> pete: i might have to put myself in for it. what do you think, calvin? >> what do you think? >> good. >> all right. what are the rules in the military? would you be able to have this. >> no. this is evan out of regulation. the star sergeant knows that. >> steve: just like that. well, i know you are in second place right now. going into rownged 2 the voting ends for folks who are interested. vote at mullet champ.com. vote for calvin along with his star sergeant father. thanks very much for joining us today from out there in fort campbell. >> thank you appreciate it. >> you are welcome. >> steve: calvin, before we go, shake your head one more time.

>> ainsley: his hair is beautiful. gorgeous. >> steve: with that, the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> phone a friend. >> hunter would call his dad on speaker phone when his dad was vice president during the meetings with the foreign business associates of burisma. >> nond about profit all of those deals. he was the big guy. >> brand new fox polls on the state of the race. >> donald trump a commanding lead amongst g.o.p. caucus goers. >> there is movement on the candidates below. >> i'm the one candidate in this race who is actually leading us to something. >> pair of professors are urging president biden to take the law into his own hands by defying the supreme court. they write, quote: president biden to restrain maga justices if and when gravely mistake constitution. >> we talked about gas stoves and dishwashers and air conditions now they're coming for your water heater. the department of energy talking about regulatory proposal. >> just more of the federal

government continuing to overreach into american lives. >> it is the best day. >> it is time for barheimer. >> suspected to see up to $200 million. ♪ >> steve: welcome aboard. hour two of "fox & friends" starts right now with this. look at that spot shadow we begin with the latest reporting phone calls involving hunter biden screen right and exbusiness partner screen left and his father, of course, as you can see right next to hunter. this is all as the period of time when joe biden was the vice president of the united states. >> pete: that's right. that former business partner reportedly expected to testify this week on capitol hill about those phone calls with foreign business interest. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinston joins us live from the whitehouse. >> good morning steve, ainsley and pete. we knew that hunter biden was

very active with his father now told using speaker phone while overseas talking with business partners. this coming from the bombshell reporting "new york post" columnist miranda devine. take a look at horror column, quote: hunter biden would dial in his father, then vice president joe biden, on speaker phone into meetings with his overseas business partners, according to testimony expected before congress this week from devon archer. the first son's former best friend. archer 48 who is facing jail for his role in $60 million bond fraud scheduled to testify in the house oversight committee about meetings he witnessed that were attended by joe biden either in person or via a speaker phone when hunter would call his father and introduce him to foreign business partners or perspective investors. who is house committee chairman jim jordan. >> now we are at the final important stage of this whole thing which is who are you going to believe? the two whistleblowers whose denial has been consistent or the garland biden justice department which can't get their

stories straight. >> here is one floor jim jordan on sunday morning futures yesterday. >> speaker mccarthy said if we have to go an impeachment inquiry wable do that sure looks on all this evidence that keeps piling up. based on what senator grassley released this week 1023 form. conflicting statements from the justice department of. it sure looks like we are moving in that direction in a pretty quick pace. >> what jordan is referring to is the testimony from those two irs whistleblowers who say that hunter biden received over $17 million and they want more serious tax charges, felony charges not the misdemeanors that hunter is expected to plead guilty to on wednesday. here's more from a house republican. >> we want to talk to the 13 individuals that were either in attendance of the october 7th meeting that mr. weiss is claimed by the whistleblowers that he was denied the opportunity to bring charges

against hunter biden in washington, d.c. and also a special prosecutor. they need to come before us. unfortunately we have been getting a run around from the department of justice, the fbi, the irs. >> now, as far as the potential impeachment of merrick garland goes that actually has not happened in this country since 1876 when the secretary of war at the time, william belknap was impeached under the grant administration for fraud charges. he was throwing lavish parties and outfitting first and second wives with very nice duds which many thought he didn't have based on his meager government salary. >> pete: look at this. the mystery right there. >> steve: lucas, what is that sign behind you. is there product placement going on. >> there is product placement. that's for team u.s.a. back there the women's soccer team con beating in the world cup. their next match is wednesday night against the netherlands 9:00 p.m. catch it all on fox. >> ainsley: how did you know that. >> i knew steve was going to ask.

a little hasty 180. know your surroundings, be ready for question. >> steve: did fox put that sign there or just team u.s.a.? >> that is from the white house. actually signed by joe and jill. >> steve: on behalf of fox, we would like to say thank you for putting the sign promoting soccer. >> should say where can you catch the match. >> pete: that's your job. >> ainsley: go put that on there. lucas go put that on there. watch it on fox. >> i will. >> ainsley: see how long that stays up. >> steve: let's talk a little bit about what has been going on down the street from where the white house sits at the other end of pennsylvania avenue up in the supreme court. there have been a number of u.s. supreme court rulings that the biden administration simply has not liked. you know, a whole bunch. >> ainsley: mistaken interpretation of 9 law there is a majority of conservative justices and there is a lot of

6-3 decisions now. pepped an open letter to the administration. you, the supreme court, you are not the ultimate authority on what constitutes what is constitutional. constitutional. essentially they are saying don't pay attention to the supreme court. i haddest in the land interpret the constitution and the final stages when anything gets to that level. just the way it is. not according to these guys, i know. they said. >> something called the popular constitutionalist. >> ainsley: they say in this letter we urge president biden. remember, this letter went to

the biden administration to restrain maga justices immediately by announcing that if and when they issue rulings that, are based on gravely mistaken interpretations of the constitution, that undermine our most fundamental commitments the administration will be guided by its own constitutional interpretation. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: in this particular historical moment. maga justices pose a grave threat to our most fundamental commitment because they rule consistently to underpalestine democracy and curtail fundamental rights. and because many of their rulings are based on misleading and untrue claims. >> steve: that's right. so they say courts don't have an exclusive authority over constitutional meaning and joe biden could explain a supreme court decision that he does not likes a simply a mistake. >> pete: they are right on one front, the executive branch and the congress have the opportunity to challenge the supreme court. you can proposing is else or

change a law. but ultimately, the people charged, all the way back to the madison ruling in like 18 -- i don't know 1812 it has been determined that the splowrt interpret the constitution. they want popular institution. we the people interpret the constitution. we all get a chance to interpret as we see fit it. comes down to who wins the presidency, who appoints justices and all comes back to donald trump that was donald trump and his legacy is still there at the supreme court. they want to control everything. they don't alcohol the house. you see how powerful that's been for house republicans and they don't control the supreme court around that's a big problem for them. >> steve: i understand these two authors they worked five years to expand the supreme court. and. >> pete: they want to pack it. >> ainsley: they want to pack it. >> steve: when brett kavanaugh, after he was confirmed, they took part in something called the 12021 project about expanding federal courts packing federal courts with liberal

judges. >> pete: harvard professor. so you two too can send your kir 100 grand to become an idiot. >> pete: yeah. that's why i'm an idiot. >> steve: something that rarely happens in politics. it happened out at the stein erickson lodge this weekend in deer valley, utah. that is the ron desantis campaign brought in all their big donors, about 70 big donors. and essentially what they said, they said hey, we spent way too much money on event planning. we, period. we spent too much money. we had to let some people go. apparently their team bloated is the depiction from politico. they had 90 plus people involved on the team and so they let some people go and now the leaders there said we're moving to a leaner, more insurgent posture. and then somebody from the campaign made it clear what the

theme would be going forward. >> pete: they say the future of that campaign is let ron be ron according to a lobbyist who spoke. >> ainsley: that lobos i went to college with him nic. is he a lawyer. >> pete: that's what got him here. that is what made him the leader is he in florida. it's a quote. we are going back to our basics on all of this. listen, he became very popular because of 9 strong distances he took under covid. the west virginia way he took on the press the way he artie kook lated what is at stake. they were counting on momentum aacounting on a big splash and runway. when that didn't develop. you have to make changes. got too big. poll numbers went down even though you gave us a lot of money. they have got change strategy. honestly being honest with your donors is important he will have to find a way to crawl back in the polls with less money. >> ainsley: didn't they say let trump be trump. now they are saying let ron be

ron. when we interviewed him last week went down florida to tallahassee to interview him. this is what he said running now, the changes in the campaign and the polling. >> i'm not running to be somebody. i'm running to do something. i think 2024 is make or break for this country. this country trip is in decline. i'm not somebody that's content to nibble around the edges. i'm not trying to just manage american decline a little bit better than biden and the democrats. i want to reverse the decline. >> what about the polls, real clear politics that's the average 33, 34 points behind trump. how do you overcome that wide lead? >> again, we are doing state by state. people that cite those in the early states say it's much closer. where we are in iowa i wouldn't trade places with any other candidate in iowa. i think we are on the pat to win iowa. that's what we are focused on. we are not chasing national polls. really focusing on accumulating the delegates.

>> steve: curious they said spent too much on event planning. when we heard they were running for president. we heard they were installing a ground operation in places like iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and i believe nevada so that every person they knew of who has voted in the past in a republican primary would get a knock on the door four times before the voting. and that kind of ground operation is very ambitious but ultimately very expensive. >> pete: pete expensive. had problem with people caught on ring doorbells saying things they shouldn't have. i'm not going to change who i vote for based on somebody i don't know knocking on my door. i illinois know what i know about donald trump or ron desantis or nikki haley or mike pence. how did he come through this whole thing. he mentioned in an interview to you, a great interview, tighter in early states that's not what

the polls show. fox business came out with a poll yesterday. we shared it #:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends weekend." shows in house speaker and iowa trump remains in a commanding position. >> ainsley: this is iowa. >> pete: iowa caucus goers yesterday at 9:00 a.m. trump at 4 # desantis. 30 point lead. here is south carolina. 34 point lead? >> ainsley: haley is doing better than scott there. >> only state she is doing former governor. i think tim scott is a story both of those polls. 10% from both of them. taking from desantis at this point. hasn't hurt trump. >> steve: looking at real clear politics a moment ago. and in new hampshire, do you know who is in third place, suddenly? >> ainsley: who? >> steve: chris christie. is he putting all of his eggs in the new hampshire basket but nonetheless, he is now leading the other candidates who are trailing. ultimately, all these numbers are going to change start to change after the first debate which is going to be on fox. and we certainly hope the former

president does take part because it would be great just to see them all on stage, all those candidates who have qualified because you you remember, haveu watched debates a million times. that's when people who haven't quite engaged in thinking about it and you are not still there yet. they go shopping. they go shopping for a candidate. >> ainsley: that's right. that's when we look for the mistakes and then we start to weed the candidates out, right? >> steve: that's right. >> ainsley: that's what happened with kamala harris. she had one great debate and she talked about the busing. >> steve: she challenged joe biden. >> ainsley: she did well in the polls and then the next debate did not do well and starts to drop out and gets 1%. >> pete: you can understand if donald trump is on that stage why do you let people at 1% throw punches at you. >> steve: the 1 percenters won't qualify. >> pete: chris christie the 1.4 percenter never going to be president. going to yell at donald trump for 90 minutes. there is strategy to saying i

don't want to take part in that. >> steve: it's the process. when you are an incumbent historically you don't take part. that's why joe biden isn't. >> pete: he is de facto incumbent on republican side. de facto. >> steve: you know, i have talked to some people who said, you know, i reilly want to see him up there because ultimately i would love to see him on the debate stage i understand why he wouldn't. >> steve: i have been talking to people down in florida who voted for trump before, they think that if he is missing from the stage after the first debate people are going to go shopping. they are going to fix on somebody else who they hadn't thought about who they like and his big number, donald trump big number is going to go down a little bit probably or a lot, i don't know. >> ainsley: that's the risk that

he takes. >> steve: that's the risk. so then trump is eventually going to get back in and then the narrative is going to be he got back in because he was going down in the polls. >> ainsley: i would love to see him up there because he is a fighter and those three on stage it will be fun. >> steve: it would be fun. >> ainsley: it would be fun. right, carley. >> carley: remember the debates last go around my favorite debate moment was when everybody spoke smanch this is my position. and for our spanish viewers -- where does that come from let's hope everybody debates love to see it. turn to headlines. three people are hurt after a small plane crashes into a texas home yesterday, thankfully the two story home in georgetown a town near austin, texas was empty at the time of the crash. the cause of the crash is being investigated and thankfully officials report everyone on board only suffered minor

injuries. an idaho town force pod pay hefty settlement three christians arrested in 2020 for not wearing masks at outdoor service. one of them joined us earlier. >> they violated my first amendment rights in a small town and look at what you are seeing in the city of moscow is kind of a microcosm of what is going on nationwide. city of hoosegow is a very liberal city. liberalism is turning into a modern day cult they use coercion. they have no real morals. barbie is on top of the box office with a $337 million opening weekend. the movie made $155 million here in the u.s. christopher nolan's oppenheimer opening to 165 million and sound

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of oppenheimer. >> ainsley: both of us fell asleep in oppenheimer we got up and left. we already missed that. we want to wait and see the whole thing later. >> steve: we will watch it at home. >> carley: don't tell brian i hope the news doesn't get back to him. >> ainsley: i know it was his favorite movie. >> carley: my parents stead it was good. >> steve: coming up on this monday, forget hats or sunscreen, china's hottest trend is the facini. the wild new gear actually worn to beat the heat. >> pete: that can't be real. >> the biden administration cracking down on another appliance. stuart varney and i break down how it about l. impact your house and laundry list of other things coming up next. ♪ what's going on ♪

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use less energy. what they cannot do is tell you what is going to happen to the future price of electricity. they are saying just trust us. you are going to save money. >> pete: how do they know that i put in propane because it would have been so expensive to do it with president-elect. how do they know what electricity prices will be. >> stuart: they don't know what the price is going to be. underneath it all is the intense desire you have got to get rid of fossil fuels. all else pass thes away. >> pete: water heaters is where it will start? >> stuart: yes. >> pete: doesn't end there targeting in may dishwashers. >> stuart: for the fifth i'm going to issue new energy efficiency standards. >> pete: less water running through it? is that the idea? >> stuart: less water. less hot water. less electricity, maybe. you will need a new dishwasher. >> pete: run it again it didn't work the first time. bash washers yet another one where they want to minimize it. next one looking at here air

conditioners, maybe it runs less, more efficiently. they say it will save you standards? >> stuart: department of energy says it will save consumers money. this may lead to higher coasting appliances. >> pete: that's like electric vehicles save money but spend 100 grand to get it. >> stuart: they can't tell you what the future cost of electricity or where the electricity will come from. >> pete: that's the killer is it going to get coal fired power plants to give us electricity so we can feel good about ourselves. >> stuart: that's in china. >> pete: one more here. speaking of cleanliness washing means and refrigerators in february the department of energy has been biz i can't understand say it's going to reduce produce. >> same argument with gas stoves. gas stoves got to go because of pollution. burn a fossil fuel in kitchen it pollutes. using the same argue. here that claims it would egg cantley reduce pollution. >> pete: all of these go into effect years down the line. it's future appliances you buy will have to meet these

regulations. >> stuart: that's true. >> pay more it doesn't work as well. setting you up. pushing you around. >> pete: ask you one more question here about the potential strike at u.n.'s. all of that use that and it effectively helps run the economy around. what would happen if they do go on strike? >> they deliver one quarter of all the packages delivered in measure. you stop and this you have got enormous disruption to industry and to consumers as well. this could be the summer of labor discontent. workers squeezed by inflation. you have a very prounion president. so the unions we got leverage. >> pete: now's the time. >> stuart: the uaw is talking about a new contract. the fly attendants at american airlines talk about a strike july 28th. all coming down summer of discontent. >> pete: white house might say settle this on terms favorable to the union because i back them.

>> stuart: that i would like to see. >> pete: watch this guy stuart varney american built monday night on fox business. in about an hour and a half on fox business. we will see you. thanks for being here. >> stuart: thank you, pete. >> pete: great to see you. coming up governor sarah huckabee sanders join us live from the southern border this morning. piers morgan and dr. marc siegel will be here as well. house democrats walking out of a committee hearing to avoid listening to a doctor detail what the realities of gender reassignment surgeries. >> i would like to show a video a brief interview that was conducted by an expert in gender reassignment inch move that the committee adjourn. this has turned into a circus. >> pete: they don't want to hear it. kat cammack shows how extreme democrats have become. she is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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protest rather than listen to expert to say what gender reassignment surgeries really look like. >> i would like to show a video, a brief interview. it was conducted by an expert in gender reassignment surgeries from oregon's healthcare system. >> madam chair. >> madam chair. >> i object i move that the committee adjourn this has turned into a circus. i move that the committee be adjourned. >> florida congressman, congresswoman kat cammack joins us now. they are debating whether or not our tax dollars will go children's hospital for these gender reassignment surgeries. you are against that you wanted to play a video of an expert who says it's basically experimental at this point and the democrats walked out. why didn't they want to see this video? >> well, ainsley, i think it's because it proves exactly what we have been saying all along this is experimental, this is i want to say almost akin to a frankenstein experiment on

children. there is no consent that you can give as an adolescent to change your anatomy, particularly in this video the surgeon himself admits these kids have in many cases have not had their first sexual experiences and how do they affirm what things are supposed to feel like and look like when they just don't know. they talk at length in this video that things in the operating room never stay the way that they actually are going to be. no pier reviewed research that it's just trying to figure it out in the moment they are using robots taking the stomach lining of these kids bodies to create canals. it's a giant experiment at taxpayer expense on kids that really are just trying to figure themselves out. now, if you are an adult, that's your choice, but these kids haven't even gone through pursuant in some cases. essentially republicans are trying to address the physician

shortage which by 2034 is going to be 125,000 doctors short by saying we are going to focus on the real issues here and addressing this physician shortage, radical democrats said no, not unless we include gender affirming surgeries for adolescents. it's crazy. >> >> ainsley: congresswoman, we have a clip of what you showed. you all took a vote. republicans won. the video was shown. in front of this committee. the democrats chose to walk out and never saw. this but here is what was played. this is what you wanted them to see. >> it was about the high volume of gender affirming surgery. we have maybe done a couple, a handful of pursuantly suppressed adolescents as a field and no one has published on it yet. we are just putting our first series together as we are kind ever learning, figuring out what works. >> but it is really changing things. >> ainsley: so why don't the democrats want to hear everyone's opinion, the experts?

this is a physician that does these surgeries. and they didn't want to hear what he had to say but whether we're talking about our children, isn't it important to hear all sides and then they can make a decision? >> absolutely. and if i was a constituent in any one of those democrats' district i would be asking and demanding answers. if you are going to take a science position, a data backed position on whether or not to use buildings of taxpayer dollars on these types of surgeries, one of the you want it know all of the facts. i have to gave shout-out to kathy mcmorris-rodgers of the commerce committee she allowed this video to be played there are no secrets. we veto get to the bottom of it, whether you agree with it or not, you should know exactly the fact that this community has no idea what the long-term implications are we are talking about really maiming kids who haven't made a decision in their life about consent or what they want to do with their lives. it's really difficult for

prepursuant adolescents to make conditions about their. >> ainsley: you heard you say these hospitals don't get enough funding as is money needs to be focused on things children really do need. you say no reassignment surgery and no pursuant blockers for children under the age of 18. where does this stand now? how is this going to end up? >> so, republicans were able to block the gender roo assignment surgery funding for a adolescents in the committee. this will now move to the house floor. i'm really proud of the work we have done and focusing on the issues that matter. ainsley, as you said, childhood cancer increases by one percentage point every single year. we need to focus on things that are pressing, things happening in front of us. now we go to the house floor where we take a whole vote. encourage to reach out to the members of congress. get the whole word out how you feel about it. if you don't believe their child should be getting their anatomy

rearranged by experimental surgeon let your congressman know. >> ainsley: congresswoman, thank you for coming on. >> thank you so much, ainsley. >> ainsley: coming up next, kelly ayotte joins us live with a major political announcement about her political future. that's straight ahead. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) -awww.

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happen. we have something very special in new hampshire. no income, no sales tax education freedom is so important in our state. so i'm running for governor to make sure that new hampshire remains safe, prosperous and free. >> steve: when you say you don't want new hampshire to become the commonwealth of massachusetts. what exactly evil are you talking about? it sounds like you're suggesting. >> i can tell you what the evil is. it's the evil of an income tax, sales tax. less freedom. and here in new hampshire, we take our state motto very seriously, live free or die. there is just a very different perspective with our neighbors and we need stay the state that we are. we do have issues that need to be addressed. i think the importance of public safety and fentanyl, we have had too many of our citizens dying of fentanyl. but we have a great state and we're very different from our neighbors. >> pete: picking up on what governor sununu did. i believe it would be four terms. what would your priorities be?

>> number one priority is going to make sure that we are safe and that means getting those fentanyl dealers. we need tougher penalties to get them off our streets. unfortunately, we have seen drugs, the fentanyl being trafficked off our southern border from massachusetts into our cities and it's killing our citizens. we need to end the read involving door because we have a weak bail law that democrats pushed. that has allowed violent criminals to get back on our streets and they continue to harm new hampshire citizens. and we need to keep our economic advantage, make sure that this is the best place to raise a family but also to have a business and that's what makes our state great. >> ainsley: y'all have the first primary in the great state of new hampshire. >> steve: for republicans. >> ainsley: how do you expect that to look? you said chris christie has gone up in new hampshire, number three now? who do you think will get the vote in new hampshire? >> i will tell you this. of the republican candidates

have been campaigning hard in new hampshire. and joe biden hasn't been here. he has been dissing our state. i don't think he wants to explain to the people of new hampshire why his open border policies are harming our state because that's where the fentanyl is coming from over the southern border. so, it's been great to have the republican candidates here. joe biden has been a disaster and i look forward to supporting our republican nominee and the voters of new hampshire are asking him the tough questions. >> steve: all right. senator, maybe future governor, thank you very much for joining us today. what's your website if people would like more information? >> my website is kelly for new hampshire.com. kelly fornh.com. thanks so much. >> pete: there you go. thank you, senator. maybe governor as you said. >> take care. >> ainsley: female governor. >> steve: 12 minutes before the top of the hour. carley joins us with more news. >> carley: cori bush's campaign has funneled tens of thousands of dollars to her husband for

private security services this year and that is according to filings reviewed by fox news which shows missouri democrat's campaign paid her husband $30,000 for security services and wages. >> the security spending comes despite bush's history of calling to defund the police. her campaign also missed the deadline to file her second quarter finance report and could face some fines. and face-kinis are the hottest fashion trend in china. the full face mask offer sun protection during a heat wave as temperatures rise above 95 degrees. the face kinneys feature holes for the eyes and nose. some feature sleeves and a hat. they have been a trend in recent years but are picking up popularity because the temperatures keep rising. they look like they are going to rob very colorful banks. that's one way to do it, janice, the other is sun block. >> janice: sort of weird. not going to lie. let's talk to some people here.

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♪ >> steve: all right. welcome back. six minutes before the top of the hour. in less than two months cash bail is going to end in the state of illinois. this makes it the first state in the nation to abolish the practice. defendants will not be required to post bail unless a judge decides they are a direct threat or a flight risk mate law enforcement bracing for it as cities continue to see a surge in crime. joining success sheriff kyle bacon in franklin county in illinois. and he joins us live.

sheriff, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: don't they have tvs in illinois because they have done this no cash thing in new york and it's been disaster and we have been talking about it for over a year. >> yeah, i understand the argument not reasonable. want to make sure people committing crime are kept in jail that's the concern right now. >> steve: you want to keep the people who should be in jail in jail. is that going to happen? >> >> well, some of them. the issue that i have really and your previous g guest talked abt the fentanyl and drug issues. no mid level offenses that don't involve a firearm are detainable. and i submit, you know, probably 80% of our thefts and burglaries are directly related to the drug issue and addiction.

so, if we're not detaining those drug offenders that our thefts and burglaries are going to continue and possibly increase and that's a big concern. >> steve: you want to shake sure that the judges and that's what they are doing now in new york they are trying to give judges discretion so if somebody should stay in jail they are in jail and that's exactly what you want as well. sheriff, thank you very much for joining us today on this monday. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> steve: good luck to you. all right. coming up on the top of the hour. we have a big final hour of "fox & friends" for this monday, jul. >> stay with us. ♪ ♪ (burke) a new car loses about ten percent of its value the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks.

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