♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rachel: good morning, everybody. it's 9:00 a.m., and it's my way. look at that crowd it's just incredible. pete: yeah. big noon kickoff show will be on fox sports, because there's a big game out of colorado as a coach prime expect colorado buffaloes, they're getting some attention. and the crowds have been huge. it starts at 10, and our own lawrence jones -- rachel: there with us. pete: i forgot. rachel: lawrence, it's still a party out there.

>> hey, good morning, family. it's crazy out here. i mean, it's been a while since i've been in college, but i don't remember having this amount of energy especially when these kids have been up since they didn't go to sleep, they just literally didn't go to sleep. we got kids with sleeping bags here, and it's the all because of coach prime. i mean, a lot of these kids probably weren't attending the games before he came here. it's gone that that be awesome. i got the cheerleaders with me too. [background sounds] >> you know, will, i'm curious, what is your analysis of how this is all going to play out? will: the game? [laughter] the game? >> the game. will: well, i think colorado's like a 26 the-point favorite, so, look, here's by analysis, for real, i am not anti-deion,

chris. here's thing, all the a hype is going to catch up at some point. probably not today against colorado state, but at some point. i was just looking through the packet, lawrence, see how many times you check in through the rest of the show. can you do us a favor? go find ralphie. before this is over, i want you and ralphie together. you know who ralphie is, lawrence many. >> no, i don't know who -- will: that's the buffalo. that's the colorado buffalo. pete: he's not there yet. will: it's a she, by the way. pete: oh. sorry about that. rachel: ralphie is a she? pete: i misgenderred ralphie. [laughter] all right, lawrence, you have your assigns signment. -- assignment. if -- go ahead. >> one last question. will, do you think deion is taking it too far with colorado state's coach? or did he make it personal? >> well, he's looking for an

excuse for it to be personal. so for the audience to know as well, jay norvell said my parents taught me you should take your hat and sunglasses off when you talk to the public, because he's been wearing his shades and a hat. so he gave dei -- deion, so i like that he did it. >> i love it. this is what we call a michael jordan mentality. you ever see the last dance where some player allegedly says something to michael jordan, i been hearing this for years, and michael jordan said i just made it up. i needed something to set me on fire for the game. will: yeah. he does it every week. he makes up enemies every week to get motivated. pete: to then slay them. lawrence, we'll check in again. thank you, brother. rachel: the trash talking is working. certainly working. will: that sounded like a rake. -- a rave. by the way, i know you're just

joining us, it was going at 6, in the 6:00 hour -- rachel: which is 4:00 in the morning over there. pete: yeah, heir going. check it out today. you know what else was a little bit loud yesterday was a press conference that happened -- so there's the roosevelt9 hotel which is about four blocks from here, it's turned into the migrant, the illegal immigrant hotel here in new york. so a bunch of liberal/socialist congressmen is and wimp went there to hold -- and and women went there to hold a press conference about what they want to see as better treatment for the illegals showing up. well, their press conference didn't quite go as planned as a bunch of angry new yorkers showed up and had a different view. watch. >> -- california, texas, illinois as well as new jersey. [inaudible conversations] and what we -- >> close the border! >> -- seek to do, to make sure -- [inaudible conversations] >> and that we were joining the

city and state -- the. [inaudible] rachel: yeah. so aoc went with her fellow, as you said, socialist congress members, and they tried to explain to the people of new york why this is such a great idea, this is really good for them, this is the american dream. will: she's giving them jobs. rachel: exactly. and that's part of her plan. by the way, the people that were there know their services in new york city are going to be cut anywhere from 5-15%, their wages are going down because of bidenomics -- will: eric adams saidst it's going to destroy the city. rachel: but they came here, and aoc i have a plan. we need more federal money, she never said close the border, give them work permits so they can undercut the wages of people here, and then she said she wanted temporarily protection if status for the venezuelans. what are we protecting the venezuelans from, pete? pete: from that their own version of alexandria ocasio-cortez in south america.

[laughter] rachel: exactly. pete: and this is only just the beginning. because there's some staggering new footage down in arizona as the border is flooded and mass releases are ongoing at record numbers. here's video of customs and border patrol, cbp agent telling one of these illegals when they got off the bus on a mass release, do whatever you want. watch. >> you're free to go anywhere you want. you're free to -- >> it's no problem if i go to chicago? >> go where you want. it's a free country. rachel: yeah. will: go free. pete: go free. go to chicago. rachel: and the illegals are kind of confused, really? go free? yeah, go to chicago, go wherever you want. sometimes the taxpayer pays the ticket, and other times they headache their way up, and when they do, they have some congress people like alexandria ocasio-cortez advocating for them. but the people of her district are not happy.

will: meanwhile, in the race for president of the united states, gop candidates all visited the pray, vote, stand summit. and i thought some of these guys had some really interesting things to say about religion. vivek ramaswamy a had something really interesting to the say about how wokism has become religion. when you vacate the playing field of faith and purpose, people fill it with something, and in that case it was wokism. ron desantis the, i thought, made an amazing point. he said the united states wasn't created to tolerate he religion, it was created to to flourish religion. because anything where you create a society where government is supposed to do the minimum, civil society is built upon something else. and the united states of america, it was very clearly judeo-christian values. let's take a listen to trump, desantis and ramaswamy at the pray, vote, stand summit. >> these marxists, stalinists in the administration got a washington, d.c. jury to convict

five pro-life activists. under biden others are being sentenced to 10, 15 and even 20 years in prison for retribution for their political beliefs. i will appoint a special task force to rapidly review the cases of every political prisoner who's been unjustly persecute by the biden administration. [cheers and applause] >> when you stand the up for what's right in this day and anal, that is not going to be -- in this day and age, that is not going to be cost-free. you're going to face blowback, you're going to face attacks, you're going to face smears, and it's the faith many in god that gives you the strength. >> if you're 19 years old, if you're 20 years old, you want to the stick it to the man. you wanted to be woke, see systemic racism in injustice, stand up to the man. today you want to be countercultural, you want to be a revolutionary, you want to stick it to the man? try calling yourself a faith-based conservative. pete: yeah, very interesting. that event put on by the family

research council, pray, vote, stand. it's great to see the top republican candidates standing will the in front of a room pull of christians, people of faith, saying our values need to be presented -- represented. and there's only one major party in this country doing that the, and it's still a huge part of the constituency of the republican base. rachel: also interesting to see donald trump use that platform to talk about pardoning, you know, political prisoners in our country because we have them now in our country. it used to be something we talked about many cuba, but we have them here, and he's promised whether they're pro-life activists who are now getting really stiff, crazy sentences, 20 years for protesting peacefully in front of i abortion clinics or even the january 6th prisoners, many of them in solitary confinement now for two years, he's saying he will pardon them if he is elected. and i believe that vivek ramaswamy has said the same thing. will: apparently, the biden administration or those involved in the biden campaign are

terrified of the prospect of donald trump. why? look at this latest fox news poll. this is on the choice to vote for president if it was held today. 48% for donald trump, 46% for joe biden. that's left some, according to a cnn article, saying the following: several biden aides themselves tell cnn that looking at trump's wide lead in every primary poll and no clear leader in a hypothetical biden-trump rematch leaves them with a particular kind of existential stress. the former president may seem like an easier candidate to beat as a known quantity who is toxic to many voters, but they're terrified any fumbles by the campaign or the president himself would enable the return of the candidate they see as a singular threat to american democracy. pete: fumbles or stumbles. and so the biden campaign may be playing the long game, but we are seeing this week a huge conversation blow open on the other side and in the legacy media about whether he should be that that candidate, because they're running out of time, and it's it's only going to get worse for his mental capability.

you talk about stumbles, fumbles, what about actual stumble, you know what i mean? rachel: yeah. pete: this is what they're up against right now, and they realize it. and as much as it is about a or personalities, it will at some point come down to real policy contrasts of the vision of this country. and joe biden has governed as a radical, and that plays finish do as a radical leftist, and and that plays through very different can than what he said he was going to do. rachel: yeah, it's interesting. we'll see if i think get him out in the next couple months, we could see some major changes, a lot of jockeying to see who ends up being that that candidate. pete: for sure. rachel: all right. we're going to turn now to your headlines. the nypd says a 1-year-old boy is dead after a possible opioid exposure at a ea daycare center in the bronx. responders is saving two other young children with narcan. a fourth child to who that left school early was also revived and hospitalized. those three kids are now in

stable condition. police are launching a criminal investigation as the medical examiner determines fentanyl is to blame. that is one of the scariest stories. a growing number of small towns are getting rid of police departments as they struggle with staffing and funding. nearly 40 small townses across the country have disbanded their police forces since 2019, that's according to rice university. some are now relying on local sheriffs' departments while others are hoping a larger police department can take on the extra there that load. earlier, we talked about where i think you can find the most ideal men in the country to the marry, and i say it's in the midwest, that you can find a partner who is manly, reliable, polite and family and community-oriented. but we asked you what you think. lori agrees about midwestern men. she says they are capable of doing anything. they're honest, hard working, and they love their families. jan thinks you can find a good man anywhere, you just have to

look. and kate says southern men are the best because they are good, hard working men with big hearts. and if or our own fox news reporter alexandria hoff agrees, she says her is all a mississippi s and they don't make them manlier anywhere else. plus, they grow nice beards. i've been getting text the messages from congressmen from the midwest. there's a lot of southern people not happy with what i said. missy roberts, a good friend of mine, she says she may have to the pump her own gas, but they're manly, southern men. she's all about that as well, capable. pete: would you hike to adjust your assessment? rachel: i want to make it clear that there are good men in all the a red e stays, but i still stand by midwest men as the most reliable, capable, manly and best looking. will: a lot of holes. [laughter] lot of holes. rachel: have you seen sean duffy? will: there are good men in all the red states, but half of the states you highlighted are blue.

pete: yeah. what about illinois men in the midwest? what about minnesota men? blue, blue. rachel: the red counties of illinois. pete: oh, so now we're narrowing it down to certain counties? rachel: yeah, but listen -- will: we're going to keep playing this game until we get it down to the truth. [laughter] and you are basically saying, very sweetly i might add, that that all men should be like sean. [laughter] pete: exactly right. rachel: that's a nice thing to say. will: i think that's what you're saying -- pete: yeah. you should find sean duffy too, but you can't have mine. [laughter] rachel: no, you can't have mine. but there are many up there. i'm just saying, it's a honey pot. women, extend your map whether it's on your algorithm many your online dating searches or if you know people up there or if you're from there, go back there. there are good men up there. pete: i'm a solidly midwestern guy, but if i -- i would tell my two daughters, if i had to pick

through rachel's generic characterization of regional choices, southern guy. rachel: listen, i'm not opposed to southern men. southern men are wonderful. i'm just saying i see a little more advantage to the midwestern. but southern is good too. pete: i got it, i got it. rachel: will, god, he's been so grumpy today. and, by the way, before we even started this topic e, he was kind of grumpy. will: well, that's true. rachel: do you want to talk about why? will: no no, i don't. pete: we'll talk about it later. no, it's alled good. will: we've got an exciting new lineup on saturday nights here on the fox news channel. check this out. starting at 8:00, life, liberty and levin, goes from one night a week, sunday nights, to two nights a week. you get two brand new episodes saturday and sunday nights followed by one nation with brian kilmeade at 9, and at 10:00, fox news saturday night. this week weekend it is the host by tyrus are. pete: great lineup and great to have the more mark. i mean, we're about to go into a

crazy 13-month season. nobody wreaks it down better than him. -- breaks it down better than the him. rachel: absolutely not. pete: outrage continues over the new mexico governor's controversial gun measure. how one state republican is fighting back. rachel: plus, in case you were wondering, there's 100 days left until christmas, and we're getting a very, very, very, very early start to the to the festivities with the top toys for this holiday season. pete: are we doing this right now? rachel: a lot of people are shopping early, pete. that's what happens in the biden economy, people have to the think ahead. pete: yeah, this is not right. ♪ ♪ to duckduckgo on all your devie

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>> would the president pardon or commute his son if he's convicted? >> so i've answered this question before, it was asked of me not too long ago, couple weeks ago, and i was very clear, and i said no. pete: she says no. of course they would if they needed to. of course, that assumes that he would actually be charged -- excuse me, convicted, because i think a plea deal is quite possible yet again here. nowhere near as a sweetheart as before, but this is still a david weiss prosecution of the special counsel who want to let him off in the first place. and because the judge basically

forced him, brought these three indictments, gun charges on hunter biden -- will: it's also a nothing burger. rachel: exactly. will: it's a distraction. pete: absolutely right. will: it does show, i mean, the way it's been handled, differently than any other person who he's add a gun charge. -- had a gun charge. i found these fox news polls absolutely fascinating. i don't know, i guess it's because this is, everybody's run to their tribal corners on this. it just is seen through partisanship. look at this, this is how the public views hunter biden's business dealings as it relates to joe biden. 38% believe joe biden might have done something illegal, 25% something unethical, 24% nothing very wrong. 24% say nothing very wrong. i think they're telling me, is that actually 34? pete: i think the number is 34, nothing serious -- will: instead of 24 like we had on the graphic.

pete: but if you add those up, it brings you north of 60 between illegal and unethical. and if the question is about joe and not hunter, that's a pri high number. 64%? look at this. rachel:st it's not just about enriching yourself. this is beyond enriching yourself. the money means he's compromised by our enemies, by china. it means that what he did could be considered treasonous. and it certainly, the most important thing is it's impacting our policy right now in ukraine. it's making us weaker. it's making us closer to nuclear war. will: pete, you see optimism in add aing those who to numbers together. i combine it with this one,s this is how people see the impeachment inquiry, and it kind of mirrors a hypothetical joe biden versus donald trump matchup, you know what i mean? it's just right there. one point difference, legitimate versus bogus. it's not bogus. i am continually -- like, this

narrative that there's no evidence, and they pretend like circumstantial evidence, most of it is circumming substantial which means maybe not nose on there's this points to joe biden. although there is things that point directly to joe biden. pete: the burisma stuff is pretty straightforward. will: but there's a9 lot of circumstantial evidence, and that's legitimate, valid evidence. did you see the interaction with kevin mccarthy and the ark p reporter where she says there's no evidence, her response is, well, that's the testimony. you know? when he says do you believe this happened, she responds, well, that's the testimony. does she understand that testimony is evidence? pete: admissible evidence. will: so she's admitting there's evidence. rachel: but also you're not counting how many different points the people investigating were blocked or the fact that the investors are friends of the bidens. like,, why, you know, weiss. this is not a on the up investigation. and it has been blocked. the whistleblowers are being

persecuted. people who are trying to do the right thing and get to the bottom, so it's even more than circumstantial, can't get to those points because they're getting blocked by the biden administration and the doj. pete: it's true, your skepticism is right, at what point can can we crack past that lens where there's enough evidence that it's so obvious that 47-47 becomes 60-40 or 70-30 because, oh, there's clearly criminal acts. and that's what i hope the house will do a full vote, is so that it's a full-on inquiry where they can get all that information so that we have a definitive understanding of what an impeachment means, not just a partisan squabble. because that's what the democrats did to trump twice. and if there really are crimes here and there ising something that's selling out our country, it's it's on house republicans and house republican froms only to prove it through the most ironclad, legitimate process possible to impeach joe biden and bring the evidence out into the open. we know the left and the press will still ignore it, but there's some places where that stuff can break through, and id

ooh like to see it happen. rachel: but everyone knows that this amount of evidence had been collected against donald trump, what would -- i mean, it also points to the -- pete: we're always play fromming on a slanted field. rachel: i know. but an unequal justice system has never been more on display can -- will: do you think we are arriving at that moment though? so the press is clearly turning against joe biden to some degree. and and i think they've even -- i pointed to the ap still playing make believe, you know, not willing to -- closing their eyes, wearing a blindfold, putting their fingers in their ears and yelling, no, no, no. but there's others who are beginning to ask questions about hunter biden. pete: i think it's only because they're self-interested. rachel: exactly. will: so it's because of the polls. pete: we need a better candidate because stop trump. will: right. rachel: 100. it's not that they are as disgusted as the american people are with this type of behavior, it's because they think maybe

enough evidence has gotten out to damage him. will: all right. still ahead, notre dame legend and fox college football analyst brady quinn taking the field with lawrence jones in boulder. l.j.? >> >> hey, good morning, family. gronk has just arrived to the party and, of course, the crowd went wild. we've got a big interview coming up, don't go anywhere.

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rick: welcome back to "fox & friends." we're tracking lee. lee had been a category five across parts of the atlantic, it is about to the make landfall in towards or canada, nova scotia exactly. show you what we're talking about, at lot of rain across parts of maine, far eastern areas of massachusetts. we had a lot of flooding this week in parts of massachusetts. we've been concerned maybe this rain would cause more problems, we're not going to get enough rain out of that to cause more significant problems. but we've got the the wind, tropical storm force winds throughout eastern massachusetts and much of maine, and the worst is going to come onshore across parts of nova scotia. by later this afternoon, eastern massachusetts you're looking at sunny skies and by tomorrow at least everybody in the northeast weather wise is looking better except for places like new york down to new jersey where a front moves through and we're going to see more showers. if you have plans across the

beaches up and down the eastern seaboard, we have a high risk of rip currents, be really careful. also notice this real quick, more rain is coming across parts of the southeast, south florida getting a lot of rain, coastal areas of the carolinas, a little disturbance is going to keep you prettying so by the as well. all right, back to you guys inside. rachel: thank you, rick. pete: it is a september saturday. that means college football. will: yeah. rachel: and lawrence is with brady quinn, noter or dame football legend -- noter dame football legend. will: lawrence, brady, welcome to the party. >> hey, good morning, family. got brady quinn here. brady, this is crazy. these kids did not sleep last night, and you've been doing this for a while, so the question is, oh, man, the legend right here too. why is there there so much hype around deeon? -- deion if.

>> this was a one-win team just a year ago a, and what he's done, completely turning over this roster, a team that's 2-0, they're probably going to go 3-0 after tonight's game, no one else can build this sort of excitement, i don't know, i guess magic, i don't know what else you call it in dionne sanders. i think it's the -- deion sanders. it's also helping that gronk's here. >> that's right. do you think that it is hype in the sense of who deion is, the legend that he is, or do you think it's coaching as well? >> it's both. it's no doubt it's both. i think it's the way he's able to create his brand and bring it here to boulder and co-brand with cu. but he's a tremendous coach. that seems to fly under the radar, is and he's got an unbelievable staff. there's a number of former nfl head coaches on his staff, mike zimmer, matt shermer, a number of others who had coaching experience in college. it's also the staff that he's constructed as a well.

>> so true. what do you anticipate for this game tonight? they're already fired up, and we've still got hours. >> well, it helps when the head coach for colorado state, jay norvell, gives us material this week. i think cu is going to put their foot on the gas pedal, and they're not going to let up. i would be very surprised if this game's competitive just with some of the things said head into the game. >> you think they're going to use that as fuel for this game. >> every week. i think every week coach prime is trying to find something to, in his words, to make it personal to these players, to give them extra that motivation. as a head coach a lot of times your players start to kind of tune the it out. but when you get the other team giving you motivation, it makes it ease easy on the head coach. >> i've been talking to these young folks today, and i asked them about the game, and they keep saying it's personal, it's personal, it's personal. he has little deions all over this campus right now. >> yeah, that's kind of what

he's brought, and it's con a today juice. the feeling, the excitement, we were out here last week, we had such a good time, we decided to come back this week. you're starting to feel it. it's not only the players believing, it's the fans and i think everyone across the country in college football. >> what do you anticipate for college football with all the games? because this is not even our game, or but we're here today. >> i think that more speaks to big noon kickoff, the brand with we're building, the excitement about what we've been able to build with at fox, and we're just having fun. it's a party. we're not trying to replicate, we're trying to do the something else, something new that's our own thing, put our stamp on it. >> not only do you have gronk, which i have lil' wayne as well, this is a whole new fox sports going on right now. >> i don't know why we're many a suit. everyone else is dressed comfortably, having a party, having fun, and i'm sitting here rare wearing a student. i need to wear something like what you're wearing. >> i got something in the back. there you request. you got it. thank you so much, man. >> congratulations, too, by the

way. >> thank you so much, man. y'all, the fox sports family really putting on a party. as you can see, the folks love it. back to you guys in new york. will: did you ever acknowledge clee discuss? pete: he's your own personal security now. >> i didn't even see guy. you're taking up all the space, man. pete: cletus doesn't talk. will: let me get this straight, you got a navy seal-trained dog for situational awareness, and you didn't see cletus creeping up on you from behind. >> there's so much happening. [laughter] ah a ray just ignore will. he's grumpy today, lawrence, so just ignore it. >> i was wondering why nala was growling. now it makes sense. will: because a gigantic robot was on your shoulder. [laughter] pete: a man robot. will: catch the big noon kickoff starting at 10 a.m., right after "fox & friends." pete: there you go. still ahead, outrage continues

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view -- including my oath -- is intended to be absolute. will: well,s the outrage continues over new mexico's democrat governor limiting the rights to legally carry guns in albuquerque, the state's most dangerous and populace city. the state gop filing a legal action against the move calling it a blatant attack on the constitution. new mexico's republican chairman steve -- [inaudible] with us now. great to see you this morning. what can you do? what kind of legal action can be taken preemptively to top your governor from what clearly appears to be unconstitutional in. >> well, the counts have already set aside -- courts -- that her executive order, but what we're going after, and we're joined, by the way, with every republican in the legislature both house and senate and also the nra, we're joining forces to tell the governor that you cannot set aside the constitution. the constitution is not arbitrary, it's the not something that waits on your approval. and so that's what we petitioned

the supreme court for. yes, we want to stop her action on the guns, but we also want to take away her right to do future things, because there's a truth in politics that if the government can break the law in an emergency, it will create emergencies in order to break the law. and that's exactly what she's doing. will: yes, absolutely, steve. by the way, such absolute ignorance of the united states constitution or, in the alternative, such absolute narcissism in the amount of power she would look to common deer for herself would -- commandeer for herself would suggest to in an unfitness for leadership, an unfitness for office. you take an oath. shed is said she can set aside her oath as well, but she sakes -- takes an oath to defend the constitution of the united states. you said every republican. i don't know what the makeup is of the new mexico state legislature, but it seems to me there would be many whole think this is grounds for impeachment, but that would probably require more than just republicans in new mexico. >> it would. expect impeachment articles have

already been drawn up, and so that's the next step, and the republican party is exactly joining our legislators to say she's unfit. when you start setting aside the basises of all law, then you're unfit. the constitution is a contract. the contract's always the support to the lesser party, the lesser party being the people. the government can always grab more power, so the constitution is to stop the government from grabbing that power, and that's what we've taken to the supreme court. it's the arrogance not only of her, but other democrats in office around the country that that somehow the constitution shouldn't apply to them if they want to do anything, and so that's the reason we're asking the supreme court of new mexico to set aside that so-called right to abolish the constitution. and i think they're going to the join with us. i think the supreme court of new mexico has been very good on governance issues. we've had six or eight cases in front of them the last, say,

four or five years, and we've won all but one of those. and so i would -- the supreme court of new mexico, i think, is very sown on constitutional principles. will: right. as we go out, you mentioned that if a politician the thinks all he was to do is declare an emergency and then they can the sent aside the constitution or any other limitations on their power, then they'll declare more energies. of -- emergencies. i'm curious, you know, as a new mexican, how out of left field was this? have there been previous deck a la rations that would have given her the idea that she has the ability to do this? is this not the first actually? are we somewhere downstream of something like this taking place in new mexico where emergency proclamations can -- >> yes, or we are downstream. because you remember in covid a lot of the statements shut down small businesses and kept large businesses open. that's because they're subservient to the large businesses, and they don't like the independent small businesses, can't criminal them. so, yes, she's practiced this

before. this time we're asking the supreme court sent aside those public health orders that give her the so-called right to abolish the constitution. he just doesn't have that right. she doesn't have have that right. will: i'm very curious about those articles of impeachment as a well. thank you, steve pearce. all right. pete, over to you. pete: thank you, will. we given some headlines with this: the son of imprisonedded cartel boss "el chapo" has been extra that dieted by mexico to the u.s. to face drug trafficking charges. guzman lopez -- thank you -- landing in chicago yesterday afternoon. mexican authorities took him into custody in january following a deadly shootout with with cartel members. his are the comes days after "el chapo"'s wife was released are from a u.s. prison after serving nearly two years for drug trafficking and money laundering. and after nearly three decades of being based in chicago, the u.s. soccer federation is moving its

headquarters to atlanta. the organization is also planning to build a national training center in georgia for all 27 the of its teams. the move follows major companies like citadel fleeing the windy city due to the crime. the hedge fund moving its operations to miami last year. a lot of companies leaving the midwest, rachel. rachel: yeah. i know, but it's so warm and nice in miami. pete: it is. a former nfl player with a big heart has been giving back to his community in a big way. warric dunn has turned 218 single parents into new homeowners through his work for has been a at the for humanity. habitat for how manity. on top of hoping -- helping with the mortgage, the former pro bowler gives the family everything they need including new bed sheets and fresh food for the fridge. great football player, seems to be a great human being as well, and those are your headlines. all right, coming up, in case you were wondering -- and you weren't -- there are 100

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will: welcome back. we start with some sports headlines. twins' rookie royce lewis hitting his fourth grand slam in the last three weeks. that's the most in a season in franchise history. minnesota beating the white sox 10-2. pete: here we go. will: hold on. pete: bam!

boom! hey, we're going to the playoffs. we got a squad this year. will: yeah, you're going to the playoffs in the central, because no one else is any good. pete: where are the rangers? will: second place in the west. pete: oh, the west is great. midwest baseball, baby. will: baseball trash talking here on "fox & friends." the rocky cans ring in a no-hitter against the san francisco giants. colorado, they need late game heroics to seal the victory. >> this is for the whole crew -- [cheers and applause] not gone a that get it, ball gets away! here comes jones -- will: chris young, rockies win 3-2. we're still debating baseball. pete, i didn't know this was going to happen. pete: playing basketball with your general manager. will: chris young? he's a midwestern guy? [laughter] pete: no. rachel: will's still steaming over there. will: a yankees' pitcher got

struck in the head during last night's game in pittsburgh. he was able to sit up before being carted off the field. the yankees say he is alert, he'll undergo further testing later today. now, in breaking news -- [laughter] buckle up at home, okay? i hope you've had your coffee. there's 100 days left before christmas. pete: is that true? like, from today? rachel: yes. pete: who is counting? don't save your shopping in year until the last minute which, of course, you will do. we already have this year's hot christmas toys. rachel: a lot of people are starting early year. you're absolutely on point here. here with their list is madeleine buckley. madeleine, thanks for being here. and these guys are not shopping early because there are lots of people who are. enter yes. rachel: what's on your list? >> we're going to start with something for the little ones from the toy insider. this is a fisher price dj table. so it is a kid-friendly version

of a dj table. it has got a microphone, we've got a laptop, and, of course, not only fun, it's educational. it's the abcs like you've never heard them before, and i think we were all having so much fun playing with this. this is one that the parents are going to have just as much fun making music, having ad good time. all right, so -- will: you gave me the instructions. >> i did. this is a new interactive toy from moose, and this toy, kids are going to put together different ingredients to unleash a beast. so i've prep most of the experiment for us, but can you add the crystal, the last step, into the top here? all right. i'm going to put the lid on, and we're going to get ready and then we're going to see what happens when i pull the lever. we're going to see some mist, we're going to see lights. and as the ooze comes down, we're going to see our beast reveal ared. so as you can see, you can actually take the toy out, and every time that you repeat this experiment, it's going to unlock different experiences.

will: sweet. wow. >> now, we have this massive "batman," braden is playing with individual components, but all of those transform into this two-and-a-half foot guardian batman. so so it's big, it has sounds, super or visually impressive. rick: and i can't figure it out. >> lift it up and it can fly average. our friend braden absolutely can. pete: it turns into two vehicles. >> it turns into three, actually, bat wing, batmobile, bat cycle. all right, we're going to come down here -- will: super cool. >> parker and kendall are playing with the -- our tweens actually built that, more than 300 pieces. last but not least, it is the year of barbie, budget-friendly barbie toy, only $30. it pops up into that fun -- pete: we'll be right back. will: information at toy

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rachel: all right, we're back. if you want to hear more about e grade midwest man debate, go to my podcast -- [laughter] from the kitchen table. neil: so many storms, so little time. a rare, monstrous one hitting canada and slamming the new england coast. lee unleashing hurricane-force-like winds even though it ain't a hurricane now. heavy rains and rough surf, we're on it, all over it. and we're on the migrant crisis storming not at the border, try the big apple. new york city protesters shouting down democratic lawmakers at a hotel turned shelter for asylum seekers. why even in the bluest of cities in this bluest of states residents are seeing red. and