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>> i think i'm going to add it to my new list. rachel: it's a good one from the '80s. >> i've got the best country spotify list going. >> joey's got his own going. >> i don't know if it's a country list, some of that other -- >> that's not on there. i'm going to send it to you, joey. i've got a rock and roll one going and like zz top, la grange, like just classic -- i bleed into the '80s and early '90s. that's good stuff too. >> does acdc make it on the list. >> they stand the test of time. rachel: agreed. >> it shows pretty much every acdc song has the same melody under it. >> i don't care. welcome back to the fourth hour of "fox & friends." we're celebrating veterans day weekend as is the federal

government. joe biden yesterday in a ceremony celebrating veterans day had a rough outing. the new york post has it, saving private biden. he got a little lost during the ceremony, wasn't sure where he was supposed to stand until he was instructed, he got a little help from the honor guard. it i was as you see on your screen less than inspiring. less than leadership and it's something unfortunately that it's become all too common for america. rachel: you ever see donald trump make fun of his on his rallies, even giving a speech, he was giving a speech where he goes i've never been on the stage before, i'm standing here on the podium, and there's only one way to get off. you know, i go that a way. he's making fun of like if you could see the video, he walks back, he walks back and forth and then that very nice soldier points him in the right direction but it's really obvious. you just stand right back next to kamala harris who is right

behind you so clearly another sign and, again, this makes people nervous because we're in a space right now and a moment in time where things are really dangerous, that with somebody like him in charge, we could slow walk into a third world war with everything that's going on and that's what trump is saying right here. he was at an event. listen. >> i stand before you today as the p only candidate in either party who can make this promise. i will prevent 100% prevent world war iii. you're going to end up -- [cheers and applause] >> you're going to end up in world war iii. you look at what's going on right now in the middle east and ukraine and you add it up and we have somebody that has no clue what the hell is going on. so whether you're a democrat, a republican or independent, if you don't want your sons and daughters drafted to fight and die in distant foreign lands, if you don't want your nation

wrecked, if you don't want your economy destroyed, if you don't want american blood and american treasure squandered in a needless global war, you have to put people that know what to do and if you want to get back to where we have to go, you have to vote for a gentleman named donald j trump. >> that is the populist message of donald trump, that no matter what the political persuasions or convictions that pull you, abortion, guns, whatever it is, something like do you want your sons and daughters to die in a war, that's a populist message that might become important to you and make you vote for a candidate that sits outside your political spectrum. he is also rising in you his own way, so i don't know if that appeals to a big group of people but that's a message that no one else is using, that's a message that matters. it's easy. you were talking about how trump kind of makes fun of biden, we all do in different times.

what biden did at that ceremony for me it just goes beyond getting lost on the stage. it's an inability to carry out the duties of commander in chief and that bothers me so much. i don't mean to -- i'm not gaslighting, i'm being completely genuine. if you p can't do a basic ceremony to honor the people you might send to war how can i have any faith in you to have the discernment and wisdom and decision making skills to send them to war that they can win or in a strategic way. that bothers me immensely. rachel: that used to be -- if you asked is that populist message, it used to be there was a lot of liberals who were part of the peace movement, not so much anymore. you saw them come out a little bit here because it involved israel. i didn't see any of those people coming out anti-war when it was ukraine. i think in the middle, common sense people look at what's

happening, look at our economy, look at how much we're over-extended, look at you how china is just salivating at seeing us doing way too much as our economy spirals downward and this guy spirals downward and you just have to go i don't know, i mean, i'm concerned about the war situation and i think donald trump is right to hit on that in that message. >> we talked about some of the protests across the world. there was a huge protest yesterday in london, a protest on friday night in new york city. these protests are anti-israel. and they have also you now taken place in delaware, made their way to the home of joe biden. hundreds marched towards joe biden's home had in delaware, chanting about not this time calling him genocide joe but saying basically you've got to go if you can't put an end to the war. he was asked about these protests. he didn't quite give a response.

watch. >> president biden, your response to the protests? is there any progress made on the hostages? >> considering some of his answers on the topics in the last couple weeks, i don't blame him for not stopping and talking. he's gotten in trouble by his staff and they came out -- they've come out and explained what he said and in other words reversed what he said through an explanation. remember, he was climbing on air force one and he said -- i think he said he supported a cease fire and then he had to come back and say that's not what he meant. he's done that a couple times. maybe he learned. rachel: we talked about the protests and what's driving it. listen, there are sincere people on both sides of the issue and certainly people are concerned about civilians who are being hurt and killed on both sides but even on the gazan side but

there is also others that are saying that the youth movement that is in the pro-palestinian protest, that is not that these kids have sincere feelings about it but that a they're driven by social media. here is -- is it a -- >> it's a group. rachel: it's a group. let's here what some people have to say about what social media is doing. >> a 16-year-old said everyone is pushing and posting and that's how we're going to make a difference. we won't quit ever. joanna diaz, 25 saying i'm going on instagram hour to hour to see updates, minute to minute, on how the reporting on the p bombing, the situation in hospitals, it's opened my eyes. if you want to look at the world of social media, it's illustrated by the stats on tiktok, look at stand with

israel versus stand with palestine, billions versus mill millions. >> the top post from an influencer, might have been hashtag, in support of palestine/hamas was 285 million impressions reviews, top post for equivalent hash a tag or video for pro-israel is 64 million. there's an algorithm at play, levers pulled behind the scenes that add to how often something is seen or of shared, 285 million versus 64 million, the point there is something's pushing that up to almost 300 million versus the other number for those that support israel and then you have people like gal gadot is the only big celebrity that's pro-israel but you have mark ruffalo and i think the last names are hadid, they're sisters.

rachel: they're super models. >> they have millions of views. rachel: palestinian descent. >> the influencers that the age bracket looks to are overwhelmingly posting pro-hamas or pro-palestinian. rachel: i wanted to see what's going on, you i want to be infd on both sides. if you want to see the images happening in gaza, a lot of times you find the images on instagram and tiktok. they're not played as much on mainstream media. and then even on the israeli side, some of the images were so graphic they only released them to a few journalists so they could see it but the images on the palestinian side, a lot of those are being passed along on social media and, boy, they're getting a lot of hits and listen, they're upsetting images and so a lot of kids are reacting to that but some of them didn't know they were hot so they didn't know there were hostages, for example, so they're reacting to what are

some very painful, very sad images but not maybe understanding the full context of everything that's happening. i think we ought to know what's going on, on both sides, in this situation. douglas murray stopped in earlier today and this is what he had to say about the anti-israel protests that he's seeing in england. >> well, we know that they're pro-hamas a, more than half of the organizers of the london protest yesterday have links with hamas as was reported in one of the national newspapers so the idea that these are simply pro-peace rallies or something like that it just doesn't hold up. i've always had great faith in the american public to be able to turn out counter terrorism on the street, on the streets in america but it's much more complex in britain and in europe where people are just cowed i think into believing, no, we've sort of all got to get along somehow and that includes people who call forker for the eradicf

tthe jews. >> virginia state university is on lockdown as police search for a suspect who shot a campus police officer earlier this morning. the officer's in a hospital with life threatening injuries and that's coming from police and university officials. they say the offic was initiallu responded to an on campus disturbance. a perform ukrainian military officer was reportedly behind the nord stream pipeline p attack. the post reports the former commander placed explosives on two nord stream pipelines in 2022 that resulted in billions of dollars worth of damage. the official denied involvement in the explosion in a statement to the post. now, whether or not that's true, whether or not that's an accurate report of the washington post, it's in rebutal from what we heard from the beginning that it was disinformation if you don't directly attribute the nord stream bombing to russia. >> house republicans are

looking to pass a two step funding package to avoid a partial government shut down ahead of next week's deadline. house speaker mike johnson revealed the funding bill yesterday, it whim extend funding to four appropriation bills until january 19th and continues funding eight other bills until february 2nd. college football, georgia bulldogs holding the old miss rebels in a top 10 matchup, you undefeated in 52-7 win. michigan took down penn state, 24-15 you 15 without head coachm harbaugh on the sidelines. the acting head coach got emotional after the game. >> what does it mean to you? >> well, i thank the lord, i thank coach harbaugh. i love you, man. >> the head coach still suspended for the rest of the regular season. a hearing on michigan's lawsuit against the big 10 to overturn

the suspension has been scheduled nor november 17th. and those rush headlines. >> i want to point out something of. i'm not being a homer here. when we saw the georgia bulldogs, a that clip we saw, i believe that was bad lab m mccokey catching the touchdown. i saw him in the sporting goods store, about to buy a deer rifle and i go to him and i'm like oh, that's you, like really embarrassing myself. he's the top receiver in georgia, one of the best in the country, won two national championships, he's a one or two star recruit. georgia took a chance on him and it's really a cool story, giving some love for somebody back. rachel: back home in wisconsin, there's a wisconsin council that is sparking outrage because they instructed staff, this was in an. mail, to -- in an e-mail, to

avoid green and red decorations in public buildings at christmas. they want them to replace any religious onments or anything red and green with snow people. so here's what the e-mail said. it says we kindly ask that departments refrain from using religious decorations or solely associated with christmas such as red and green colors when decorating public spaces within the city building, instead we encourage you to opt for neutral and inclusive -- i hate that language -- decorations that celebrate the season without flavoring any particular faith belief system the. here are suggestions, snow flakes, snow people, other nonreligious symbols associated with winter. >> how offended that there aren't snow women? that's not inclusive. >> they said snow people. >> that's what i'm saying. as a culture that we haven't always said snow men and women or snow people, does that bother

you? rachel: you know what bothers me? the pagan winter thing. i'm not celebrating winter. i'm celebrating christmas, christ's birth and other people are celebrating hand caw -- hanukkah which i love to say happy hanukkah to people who are celebrating hanukkah. i don't understand this. the p inclusive thing it's not true. they're trying to exclude religious people. >> we moved beyond -- >> it's snow people. what in the world. >> beyond distancing ourselves from christmas, now we've got to -- somebody in the meeting goes red and green is too affiliated with a religion, we need to be more whatever. rachel: now it's the palestinian colors, by the way. >> but be careful, don't make it a snowman. make it a snow person. >> if i were in the town i would wear a tartan pl plaid suits and have a bible in my

hand. rachel: do you think the people in the town are upset? >> i don't know. rachel: it's a kind of a normal place. i'm just -- when it gets to wisconsin, it's over. [laughter] rachel: it's not berkley. >> instead of i rioting with pitchforks, they'll show up dressed as a nativity. i'll send you a camel. rachel: all right. well too bad, bah humbug. still ahead, maria bartiromo joins us live in studio. >> but first, you're looking live at gaza where idf says hamas has lost its grip. >> plus, a terr t t terrifying o shows ex explosives in a class. our coverage continues next

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joey: a live look at gaza where israeli forces say hamas has lost its grip as israel extends the deadline to evidence aca wait civilians and prepares to evacuate babies from a gaza hospital set on top of a vast hamas terror tunnel network. hamas' disregard for its own civilians laid bare in the video showing terrorist weapons and explosives hidden in a gaza kindergarten. retired lieutenant colonel john

myers joins us now. thank you for joining us. when we look at this, i just want to go straight to the hospital. the strategic advantage of israel taking this hospital, if there is a hamas headquarters underneath it, it's huge but the weight of civilian casualties and the fact that it's a hospital, hamas taken it into consideration. as a battle field commander, how difficult would it be to take that type of civilian shield to reach an objective? >> well, thank you, first of all, good morning, happy a birthday, joey. i know it's a couple days late. happy birthday to you. as you and i both know, middle eastern terror groups and some middle eastern territories have no qualms using hospitals, schools as a shield for military operations, look at october 7th, the regard they paid to kindergartens in israel during the terrorist attacks and so

this battle is really an engineering battle. i mean, engineering officers in idf are getting a workout in this one with the tunnels and military headquarters set up under hospitals. it will be very difficult to get the headquarters without causing collateral damage that the palestinians -- not the p pal palestinians but hamas had a is hoping for to see palestinians wounded. hamas launched this with a political objective, that is to reclaim their status, they don't care if they lose their fighters. they're fighting for future of hamas ideology and next generation of fighters who will grow up to hate israel. joey: you talk about the politics of it. you're running for congress in virginia. hoping to be one of the decision makers on how we support foreign wars and our own wars. we're looking at this, there's a potential for funding to come from congress to fund israel's effort in this war. i think most americans absolutely side with israel but what is the role of our

government and our department of defense and our purse when it comes to a war like this that doesn't directly involve us? >> yes. so my personal belief system is that we fight in three instances. that's to defend our homeland from aattack, to defend the homeland of tier 1 allies and to stop genocide. and israel he is a tier 1 ally. there's no question. so the united states' government needs to do everything they can funding-wise to ensure that they can defend themselves from attack, don't forget they're surrounded by enemies so it's our key duty to support our allies through the hardest times and this is definitely the hardest time they've ever faced. joey: absolutely. lieutenant colonel, congressional candidate, happy birthday marine, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. joey: still ahead, while the border remains in disarray, secretary mayorkas could face impeachment as early as as tuesday. sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo on the gop's investigation, she's going to

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>> this guy is really one of the most dangerous americans we have right now, he should be impeached. he's an incredible danger to the united states of america. our national security. >> this administration is indeed already undermining the laws that are on the books so we have to hold them accountable. i will be supporting that resolution to impeach mayorkas because this guy is part of the problem. rachel: an impeachment vote against dhs secretary alicia alo mayorkas could come as soon as zeus otuesday. >> maria bartiromo joins us now. good morning, maria. >> how are you doing? >> glad to have you here. the house speaker mike johnson

said he wants to pursue impeachment. he wants to get everything lined up before it is an official impeachment proceeding. how do you you think this is going to unfold. maria: i think that's what the republicans have been doing under speaker kevin mccarthy, they want to make sure they have all their ducks in order, they want to make sure they have the evidence to ensure the american people understand what they're doing. this is not politics, this is not you did something to my team, i'm going to do something to your team. no, this is an actual dereliction of duty. they want to make sure they've got all their ducks in order before they actually move forward on an official impeachment. i don't think what we heard from mike johnson is telling us he's not interested in impeaching joe biden and alejandro mayorkas. i think it's him ensuring he can present the right story to the american people. when you look at the fires that have to be put out in this country, post joe biden walking into the oval office, probably the most egregious is the wide open border because it has so many impacts.

it ripples across the country, from terrorists being caught apprehended at the border, the people who have been on the terrorist watch list to 2,000 chinese nationals coming in a two-week period. in a communist country like china, you can't just pick up and leave and go to america. have you to get approval. so who exactly is directing these 2,000 military aged men, chinese nationals to come to the border and get in and are they being directed by xi jinping so they can just settle in america and wait for further direction? become saboteurs when they want to. next week, yes, i think the house will likely move to impeach alejandro m mayorkas. i don't know what happens when it gets to the senate. rachel: you've done a report that i've never been able to forget about on the border where there were two girls by themselves, their mom disappeared along the journey. i was crying i saw that. it's the human side of what's

happening, they wrapped the poll he sigh up in compassion and yet children are sold into sex slavery, children are being used as child laborers here in america. there has to be some sort of consequences for this. maria: the report you're talking about -- i went to the border five times. one of the times -- this was early on, the second time i went there. i was embedded with the border patrol, the border union. and what you're talking about, those two girls, 11 years old, what you didn't see on camera is what happened off of camera and what happened off camera is when they were coming out of the rio grande and they're traveling and they're crossing into america, my guy who i was with, the border union official went and started speaking spanish to them, where are you going, what are you doing and i'm watching and as i'm watching one of the girls picks up her shirt. i never told this story on air. i was like why is she picking up her shirt. he comes back and i said to him what was that about, why did she

pick up her shirt. she said don't you understand, that's only currency they understand. they've been raped. they've been manhandled and they think that sex is going to be their ticket because that's what they have been forced to do when faced with authority. it was -- i've never been able to forget that. that's why i went back and back and back again to the border because what's happening at the border is absolutely shameful. and so anybody on either side of the aisle should understand a country has to have borders and very we have to have a structur. what about the people doing it the legal way, they're waiting to get citizenship and these people are you cutting the line. why? because of the wide open border and alejandro mayorkas telling us the border is secure. we have a big store show, breaking news coming up on sunday morning futures. i lead the show with senator ted cruz. he'll talk about the border and everything else going on in terms of the marxist threat

raging through the economy and when all of this dereliction of duty is going on, you have donald trump in a new york courtroom. so we'll hear from his lawyer, jim jordan has a lot to tell us about the david weiss testimony this week and also is the doj covering up money laundering? we don't know. p i don't know. none of us know. we know what the house republicans have told us. they have -what they say is evidence in terms of 176 suspicious activity reports from the buy b den family, 20 -- biden family. 20 shell companies, who sets up 20 shell companies when you're sitting vice president. rachel: in the name of the grandkids. >> miranda devine will join us and general tata will join us, have you been following what's going on on tiktok, why is china rallying up protests against israel. this whole china threat continues to pop up. next week joe biden is meeting with xi jinping. i'd like to see if this subject comes up. yeah. p i don't know. it might be in the basket with the covid coverup.

you know, the years and yearses of intellectual property theft, bullying our chips and planes. we don't know -- ships and planes. we don't know. rachel: it's hard to bring up those topics when you've taken money from the chinese, compromised. excellent show coming up. maria: thank you so much. >> let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for the fox weather forecast. >> here in new york city, beautiful day. it's feeling kind of like christmas. take a look at the map. it's cold across portions of the west as well, 39. we'll get into the 40s, maybe into the 50s today for new york and then northern new england, you're still kind of in the p deep freeze today. but we are looking at the potential for beneficial rain over texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, a lot of areas of low pressure that are going to visit this very dry neighborhood. it has been very dry, much of the summer into the fall. so they're going to welcome that rainfall. too much of a good thing, you know what happens sometimes, we've got flooding concerns. and then the west coast,

speaking of flooding, we'll see very heavy rain along the coast for california and mountain snow as we get into the weekend before thanksgiving and let's wrap up with a good news story. high temperatures in florida, we're going to get a little tiny bit of a break but not much, 70s and 80s, i think they win on the map. the northwest we're getting a system moving in there. all of your holiday travel weather, foxweather.com. i'll be here to keep you up-to-date as well. will, rachel and joey, over to you. rachel: thanks, janice. will: coming up, mass to mission, priest, army chaplain, a father's j journey from classrooms to combat zones. rachel: first, abby hornacek is live in colorado as they prepare for celebrations live from the air force academy. abby, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, you guys. i am here with the united states

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will: this veterans day weekend america honors our nation's heroes including on the football field where our fox nfl sunday cruise is broadcasting live at the air force academy in colorado. that's where we find abby hornacek this morning. abby. >> reporter: what's going on, guys? i am here with special friends. we've got the falcons. this is exciting. people have been coming up to you all morning long, asking you about it. i'm going to do the same. who is this? >> this is nova, the official mascot of the air force academy, one of 11 falcons we take care of here, we fly our falcons at half time, we take them to military parades, things like that, just show them off and show how great of a mascot we have here. >> reporter: it's such a neat tradition. what is the history of the falcons to the air force

academy. >> the falcon was founded in 1955 by the first graduating class. they were chosen for air spyre i superiority, they circle high in the sky and find their prey and dive up to 250 miles per hour and hit them in the air. >> reporter: 250 miles an hour. that's crazy. at the football games, what tricks do they do. >> we release them from the top of the press box at half time, they fly down and there's a senior at the middle of the field, spinning a bean bag on a rope. they pull it away at the last second, like a bull fighter, and then they'll fly around the stadium for a couple minutes and we'll throw the bean bag up and they'll catch it in the air. >> reporter: you have such a fun job. do they have any tricks they can do. >> we can wave good-bye as well. >> reporter: with that we'll send it back to you. will: i was doubtful but they do have tricks. i'm not a falcon eer rex but i know some things. father peter is in the military

service and army priest recruiting, he jumped out of airplanes and a he's been deployed to the the middle easo minister to soldiers, he's on a mission to bring more catholic priests and seminarians to serve. he joins us now. great to have you, father. >> thanks for having me. will: you went to seminary -- >> i was in the army for eight years as reservist and i always had a heart for service and serving the country by god's blessing and went further to serve as a priest. always hoping to come back in as a priest and as a soldier. and by the grace of god and cardinal dol lan, they released me and i'm in charge of the ash themilitary. i'm trying to bring chaplains into the army. i'm on an army recruiting

mission. that's my whole thing, father uncle sam, i'm on st instagram. we're looking for priests that have a heart for service. will: that's your focus. >> my he laser focus for me as a priest is to find other priests, seminarians, it's a noble path to s citizenship. they can earn citizenship quicker by serving in the reserves. it's a sacrifice of citizenship, going from private citizen to serving soldiers on active duty. we need that from american born citizens that want to be priests and soldiers. will: seems like an obvious question but my curiosity demands me to ask. how is it different serving fellow men and women in the military versus average citizens who walk in saint patrick's. >> that's a great question. i'm in a bigger team of

chaplain, recruiting male and female chaplains, shoutout to the patriots, crushing it. we're bringing in everybody that we can to serve the populace according to their religion. i serve the first amendment of theirs religion. if they're catholic, i'm there for them. if they're not catholic, i'm still there for them to bring them to the ministers, the rabbi they're looking for. will: even beyond that, their life experience, either in the past or in that given moment, is so different than your average -- i don't want to take away from the average citizen walking along the streets of new york that needs to go into st. patrick's and consult with you but you're talking about men and women who are far from home and have been through some serious things as a maximum. >> it's beautiful, it's veterans day, thanks for

featuring this on veterans day weekend and everybody thanks soldiers for their service, soldiers and airmen and sailors for their service. they accept risks in danger in bombs and bullets and in separation from family. people get themselves in trouble by being separated from family and from spouses, separated from each other, there's a lot of moral danger associated with that and the chaplain can be there. we meet the whole soldier, body, mind and spirit and only the chaplain can really help with the spiritual health, we're the architects of resiliency when it comes to spiritual health of the soldier. will: i get the badge, what's the recruiting pitch. you need more chaplains. >> you want to be a soldier, be a priest, be all you can be, come see me on instagram and if you're looking to be a priest i'll be your guide to get you through that. if you're a -- whatever denomination, my recruiting team at large can help you and bring you into the army and you'll

love it because that's how we give ourselves away, that's how we find joy, we give ourselves away in joy and sacrifice and that's how we're fulfilled in this life. will: thank you for what you do. thank you for your service. coming up, american men move abroad for love and travis kelce flies to argentina to meet taylor's dad. rachel's pop culture roundup with sean duffy is next. ♪

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rachel: well, our pop culture roundup is back. i'm so happy about it. today i'm joined by my husband, sean duffy as we the take on the latest and greatest hollywood drama. so this one's a lot of drama, sean. we're going to start off with katy perry's real estate he portfolio. she won a lawsuit against a disabled veteran who says he wasn't mentally capable to sell his eight bedroom mansion. she's done this before. she kicked a bunch of nuns out. >> this disabled vet has huntington's disease as well, now they have this lawsuit. she's suing him for millions of dollars as well because he's kept her out of the house.

this speaks volumes about american culture. i think 20 years ago if you did this as a pop star, you would be crushed politically and socially but here today she's -- nothing happens. rachel: it's a beautiful house. by the way, she can have any house in the world. she's taken it from a vet on veterans weekend. not good. >> leave the vets ayou loan. alone.rachel: the view debatest is the perfect number of kids. watch. >> i read that just 3% of americans consider one child to be the -- an only child to be the ideal family, 3%. i object to that. >> i object also. >> the only reason to have a sibling in my opinion -- >> tell me, joy. >> so both of you understand how yeah he. >> i the parents were. >> that's important. >> you're a witness to how nuts the parents were. rachel: so sonny and joy both only children and joy had one child herself so she said the perfect number one and the only reason to have them is to

complain about the parents. >> our view is the more kids you have, the more joy you have. we love to go how many kids do we have around the thanksgiving table. it's awesome. christmas mornings are you amazing. that'what you need to think abo. more kids -- rachel: i say as many as god blesses you with. here's a new trend. it's gone viral, called passport bros, growing number of men are ditching american women to find love overseas because they say american women have impossible standards so they're going abroad. what do you think. >> the liberal women don't want to marry the good men. men are like screw the american women. we're going to go overseas and find women with more tray dig nail -- traditional values. you can work from eastern europe, latin america. rachel: if you want a traditional woman you can marry a republican. okay. .i've been following this taylor

swift story. i love it. i love that she's found love. she's over in latin america with her concerts, she's all over latin america. she was in brazil and kelsey travis traveled all the way to brazil to see her. she walked off the stage and she smooched him and she also introduced him to her dad. >> she's met travis' parents at games. but this is the first time that he has met her father which is actually very cool. it means this thing is getting very serious. she canceled a concert that night. it was raining. we're not sure if it because of the dinner or the rain, it's starting to steam up here. rachel: i think it was the rain. >> you're going to blame it on the rain? rachel: speaking of steamy, patrick demsey has been named people's 2023 sexiest man alive. it's mcdreamy from "grey's

anatomy." i think he's giving 50-year-olds like you a lot of hope. >> 50-year-old men can be sexy. i remember him from can't buy me love. that was his breakthrough hit, i think. rachel: it was. >> us gray haired men have a chance at being sexy. rachel: and the answer is to stay fit and eat healthy. >> he's a fit, healthy dude. rac.don't let yourself go. rachel: he has a w wive of 24 years, has four kids. he prioritized his life to focus on his family, all of that making him sexy. >> i bet will cain will be the sexiest p iyest man alive in tht few years. rachel: sawn, sawn, you're ses well. we break down the passport bros. we do pod casts three times a

week. >> wednesday, thursday, friday. culture, politics, you get it all. rachel: and fridays kentuckian. thank you sean. >> thank you, rachel. rachel: all right. more "fox & friends" moments away.

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