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making this claim while on the campaign trail. >> all of the progress we've made comes down to a simple proposition. promises made and promises kept. >> really? really? peter doocy has a live report from south carolina. >> how does that make any sense at all we'll try to make sense of it for you plus a lawsuit is brewing as former starbucks employee is fired after he stood up to robbers. carley: friendly wager ahead of the afc championship. so what's on the line for today's matchups between the baltimore ravens and kansas city chiefs? the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

will: i know, i know in every way, like, i mean, trust me. i've been in sports long enough people say i'm not objective more coming up on that but i think dallas my hometown has one of the best skylines. i mean, it is just -- they've really embraced neon edges corners of buildings and you've got reunion ball. it is a good looking -- good looking. pete: i don't see anything unique about it. will: not all that happening right there. pete: we can do a ranking system i know you love that. skylines of america. will: i like this. but urban that's what we're talking about. pete: big city skylines. carley: that could be a contest name the skyline. will: i like that -- pete: love that i would be better at that than the capitols and geography because i got smoked last hour.

i'm getting some statements where were you in elementary school when we all learned state capitols. things like that my kids know them i don't know all of them. i know some of them. carley: we still think you're smart. will: you wanted it. you said i wanted in on it. pete: it was clearly a two man race and you and i should have stayed out of it. will: it wasn't close between me and rick -- carley: you did a really good job so something that you study frequently like you're a map guy -- will: absolutely a map guy. even when i watch a movie and i know where it is set then i have to go to the map to see exactly what we're talking about and where that is. i'm visual. i think that's what it is -- except for when you tell me to point to the capitol. pete: no one locates the capitol. carley: watching a movie for you becomes like a three-day exercise afterwards you're looking at locations.

more information -- will: i will obsess on a good movie and fall down the rabbit hole. carley: favorite movie -- honest answer -- will: the white house race nikki haley is on the trail. pete: peter doocy is live in south carolina with the latest. hey peter. >> president biden stomp speech retooled to very enthusiastically read off a list of things he believes he's delivered on. >> we brought that deficit down. and all of the progress we've made comes down it a simple prom decision, promise is made, and promises kept. reporter: there were issues discussed but pitch about anything less of what he would do with a second term and early biden 2024 line is way more

about donald trump. >> look -- [applause] i want you to imagine to imagine the future nightmare of trump back in office. i'm serious. give a nightmare when he wasn't in office you know when elected to come. >> trump is upping attacks on trump particularly concerning his age 81 today 82 on inauguration day. >> we have a man negotiating for us who can't put two sentences together he can't seat stage or find the stairs to get off the stage. >> so virtually -- every poll has a crushing crooked joe. reporter: and he's right head-to-head polls are strong for trump via biden strong for haley v. biden as well she's got a long ways to beat trump for the nomination that is her issue at the moment. she's skipping nevada to improve her chances here in her home state.

>> i saw joe biden's coming to south carolina tomorrow. [booing] he needs to know he's coming to a estate that believes in freedom. reporter: president biden overnight here later on this morning will attend church and yesterday we saw him stop the a barbershop in columbia. barbers surprised to see him and they were surprised when the secret service asked one of them to drop the razor that wound up meaning a customer was shaving cream on his head for a little bit longer than expected. but they sort of died it out and they had a nice visit. back to you. [laughter] >> peter doocy live from the capitol of south carolina. columbia -- >> nice. did you look that up? >> no. i do know that one peter, thank you very much. so there's biden on the campaign trail you don't see that very often. clearly biden no, no, bidenomict

worked and life is better because of things we have did and haven't explained it and that's the pivot they're trying to make. we'll see if it works. will: bring in shannon bream anchor of fox news sunday also chief legal correspondent. shannon, good morning to you. >> good morning guys by the way my hometown is a state capitol tallahassee, florida. pete: i could have gotten that one. will: we want to ask use about border -- it is border bill that somewhat bipartisan at least at this poijt there's a pushback on senator lankford from oklahoma within his own state gop. what do you think -- is driving there's a change in red rhetoric in their words to doing something about the border biden administration, why? election year? >> absolutely. polling is terrible for them and when you have your party publicly kalg you the mayor and governors there's a ton of pressure on the white house and

they know that on that issue, which when we were in iowa and new hampshire and our polling showed immigration had become number one for voters. but voters also say they trust president trump to handle it much more than they do president biden so they know they need to do something on this now. so you heard president biden last night saying if you just give this to me i will sign it and shut the border down that's got republican critics saying he has thing to do right now to shut the border down and why would the gop give him cover for that this and that is the split where the gop is happening. pete: absolutely. here shannon is biden and trump yesterday on the campaign trail talking about this issue. watch. >> bill or the law today i would shut down the border right now and fix it quickly. >> a bipartisan bill would be good for american help fix our broken immigration system and allow speedy access for those that deserve to be here and congress needs to get it done. >> the so-called voter security deal biden is gushing out and

pushing out -- is not designed to stop illegal immigration. it's designed to continue the invasion of america while sending billions of dollars to ukraine and other countries. i would rather have no billing than a bad bill. >> so this an issue that white house really thinks they can lean into and gain advantage by talking about this bell? >> well here's what a lot of folks think is going to happen. the house is said pretty much what they know of the senate deal and will push senator lankford to try to get because there's so many rumors you give us an idea of what's fact and fiction and house says what they know is dead on arrival so if it is going to fall apart the president is out there saying i can't wait for this bill bring it to me i'll solve these problems what they'll turn around and do if it falls apart because of republican and fighting is say we want to get something done and went to the table yet republicans said no thanks. >> thannen there's also this big story related to the u.n. this

unh unh are a palestinian relief organization that the united states funded that gets funding from countries around the world. and it turns out that there's an allegation that -- 12 employees that work for the organization also took part in some capacity on the october 7th terror attacks. the allegation is that one of the employee -- one of the employees potentially housed one of the hostages and others celebrated while teaching children in school. now, nine countries including the united states have suspended funding for unrwa but this is funding that the biden administration started up again after the trump administration paused it. so biden administration officials have to face a lot of questions about this. >> yeah charely you're so right this is shocking. but it is not surprising to a lot of people ho say we have been tracking you guys have covered i've covered it fox has covered it for years there are real issues with this agency. they're in a lot of schools -- are they teaching kids to hate

israel? anti-semitic textbooks we've dug through this stuff and allegations for a long time so questions about why u.s. tax dollars should flow here and people have hearts. they want people within gaza who are civilians to get aid. but you've got to ask the question, is this the best vehicle for doing it? congressman mike on with us chair of house foreign affairs today. he calls this appalling as many other people do so -- how do you figure out that threat of assisting people who really need help versus funding people who clearly have a break with what our policy is on israel and beyond. >> you're exactly right you can have a heart and brain and realize you're funding propaganda through a u.n. agency that's working with islamist it is insane. shannon what do you have coming up on fox news ?ungd >> chief border negotiate lankford gets details on the deal an senator rick scott who has been opposed to what he knows about it so far mention congressman mccall and talk about the border and brand

new details on articles of impeachment. and also nato secretary general will be here with us to talk about foreign policy as well. a lot of hot spots around the world. will: all right shannon we'll be looking forward to it thank you for being with us. >> appreciate it. pete: by the way she mentioned it i think we're going to have so m new news next hour about mayorkas and -- the impeachment process there. there's some information that we can't quite share yet but is coming. so stick around. will: bring you this story as well -- it's -- it's somehow shocking yet it seems to be something you're starting to get familiar with this type of thing happening. so there was a robbery i believe at a starbucks two men came in, with a weapon and 20-year-old michael harrison was working he apparently is in paramedic school. and he and another employee pushed back on the attempted robbery when one of them noticed

that gun was broken and they thought that might be a fake gun so we have our opportunity. harrison ended up getting pistol whipped -- there's a photo going around i don't know if we have it. pretty big wound on the top of his head. well, for standing up to these would be robbers, harrison and also i believe his -- coemployee have been fired by starbucks. here's what "the new york post" reports, the impressed cops who showed up thanked harrison and jones ransom that's his other coworker for their courage and place two suspects in their cruisers so they were apprehended the two suspects. the baristas were placed on paid leave for two weeks starbucks officials investigated the incident but i got a call few weeks later harrison said once the media died down they told me they were terminating me. i was surprised i was distraught, i was confused. >> so ex-starbucks are suing because wrongful termination when you read this story two

years ago you would have thought this was absurd now this is common place is there a single employer out there that will actually back up their employees because if they try to prevent a theft. >> lululemon something like that -- been a couple of incidents. displeet retail chains saying don't try to put your hands on them or stop anybody if they're stealing just let them go. carley: this one employee harrison is certainly suing and then starbucks starbucks spokesperson responded to the this revelation and they said to new york post we were deeply disturbed to learn of this frightening incident partner safety is at the core of how we operate in our stores and we're so grateful that our partners and customers did not come to greater harm in this situation. in situations like there training and protocols comply and deescalate not for their safety but the sate safety of all in the store and this has happened at lululemon and other places where the -- policy of the store is if somebody comes in and robs the

store. you're just supposed to do everything that they say. give them the whatever they want, the merchandise, money so that everybody stays safe. so if you break that protocol, then you get fired. but what he did was he -- saw that it was a fake gun and stood up after pistol whipped they demanded cash he said i thought i was going to die and then he did the right thing. the robbers fled, and then what's the thanks he gets, he gets fired -- there has to be some sort of not a blanket policy you look at each individual action by the employee. and decide whether to fire them or not. will: i get the policy i can imagine how some sat down with attorneys and said we need a company policy and let's -- pete: minimize liability. and keep people safe. will: i don't a fight or gunfight erupting in my store i get all of that. what we have to balance against that is that when you simply

accept victimhood you're like this is the role that i take on in any situation you encourage more instances of being a victim. you know, that's the problem. the policy and it is not just store policies it is like a societal policy embraced overall if you're going to say i am -- constantly on my heels and always a victim never -- capable of defense then you always be on your heels you'll always be a victim. carley: absolutely. pete: a cultural social almost like we've not stood up to this and let it go and turn to the lawyers. carley: and then think about the increase crime rate so -- had is in the news now because stores are getting robbed left and right in cities across the country and then they're allowed to take the money and run -- because they know these policies and then if they eventually caught out on bail nothing ever happens. will: turn to headlines study ranks u.s. military as, quote, weak -- and warns lack of action could

leave arm forces incapable of defending americans only marine corps. are ranked strong in the study. the heritage foundation warns military wouldn't be able to meet demands of a major conflict. spokesperson for the pentagon refuting claims saying in a statement, quote, u.s. military is strongest fighting force in the world. and it is the strongest world ever known and president biden and administration committing to remain capable of prevents against any adversary. nypd stopping hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters from, quote, flooding jfk airport yesterday. about 800 anti-israel marchers rallied in new york city and partially blocked brooklyn bridge. when they made their way toward the airport they were met with heightened police activity and heavy traffic delays as police vowed to get tougher on demonstration. now to football, the chiefs arriving in baltimore, as they take on the top seated ravens in the afc championship game in just a few hours and --

each state's governor have agreed to a friendly wager on the game. kansas governor laura kelly offering stakes from a kansas city restaurant while maryland governor west moore is putting crap cakes -- crab cakes on the line and fans are so excited they're invading other sports with support for quarterback jared goff. >> fans get the jared goff chant again. funny. tune in to fox to see if lions make to first ever super bowl appearance coverage for the afc championship game begins at 6 p.m. eastern i told you guys this, the crab cake thing, i don't get it. yopght have any -- see there's people that do that and love it. i can't wait to have crab cakes i don't think i've had the crab cake that i'm missing something. pete: west moore crab cake. >> the one that makes everybody say that. i've tried to say people love

these they must be good and never had one that made me go i need more crab cakes. carley: i get one every time it is on the menu like appetizer that's what i'm getting. we're a couch divide. pete: cheering for lions today. will: curious like bringing up i wongd where ravens chief breakdown is -- a lot of people pooling for underdog. pete: a lot of people pulling for ravens i think there's a little bit of a toi taylor swift backlash and done with this nonsense. will: liked mahomes i don't think anybody hates the chiefs but they like -- they like upsets again i know the ravens are favorite but -- pete: playing at home. carley: see how the games show up and anti-semitism confidence and higher education is at an all time low. pepperdine university president says it is time schools build up students character he joins us next. pete: we told you about natural

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will: anti-semitism rages across college campuses schools need to focus on growing a students character. this come as confidence in higher education hits a historic low. dropping to just 36.down 16 point from 2015. so here with more pepperdine university president jim gache. the president and i have gotten ton each other over the last couple of years a proud alumni of pepperdine that makes me more proud to see what you're saying what you want this university to stand for and what you've written in op-ed that was published at "newsweek." tell me what you want affirmed values what is pepperdine stand for? >> it stands for the creation of character and molding of character in our students as they come through. you know as we all heard that knowledge is power. but that power needs to be harnessed and directed that's

what character does. so we want to bring stiewpghts in who are interested in that sort of education but then a little equip them by having a community that prepares them to be leaders of character and courage and creativity it . will: this isn't just a infomercial for pepperdine but i've wanted american college campus to stand proudly on its values because i think appetite out there among parents is just -- oh i need a college that stands for -- positive values e flexion of what my family invested in for years and if that's what pepperdine wants it to be it will be met with a hungry demand. >> we're seeing that. we see parents are eager for kids to come into a culture that exist that says we want to have a wide ranging conversation about the issues of the day. led by professors of strong character who will engage with them rather than delegate to, you know, a research assistant or teaching assistant have a

curriculum to things that matter for our country and then sending them abroad sending them into the world -- to deepen their cultural humility that is an important part of this as well so teach them how to serve. will: you read two i think thises in your op-ed a vision for pepperdine must form view point diversity safeguard academic freedom and stimulate intellectual curiosity you're talking about freedom. some of the stuff we're not seeing on ivy league campuses right now but i want to pause against this you said colleges must build character in their students instilling integrity humility and selflessness so i like that but i also think we're the president of harvard for example, that -- integrity like the values is what for them is antagonistic to academic freedom. >> as it is played out.

they're taking a principle position that now says -- shut up those ideas are not valuable. >> as we've seen as -- one of our heros ronald reagan has said freedom is one generation from extinction and it is got to be passed on intentionally. and in order to do that you've got to engage in this -- wide ranging conversation, we're not confused about what we believe. we want to hear from other people who disagree to tell me more. but let me explain to you why you're wrong. a tribute to aristotle is entertain a thought without accepting that sounds whereon and here's why it is wrong so we can talk about what's true and beautiful and noble and right from a standpoint of reaching that based upon a conversation that constructive civil dialogue and that's what we're having at pepperdine. >> i'm rooting for you and proud

by the way i think you thread the needle how you balance the character and then that freedom you lay it out in the op-ed it is remembering american values -- and adhering to your christian faith. >> exactly. so one quick story will we had 300 students in my backyard worshiping together this past fall. and when ten of the students decided to get baptized in my pool that's a moment i won't soon forget that's what pepperdine surrounded around faith. >> make me proud as alumni thank you for sharing that. i'll hope for america some universities step up to say this is -- this is who we are and this is who we will be for america. >> and that's who we will be. president jim gache thank you. by the way, this week on the will cain show streams live at 12 eastern fox news.com, and on fox youtube page you have dave, founder of barr and rand paul

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a denver small business owner is fuming after city denied her a grant meant to offset the cost of a nearby homeless camp

despite meeting all of the requirements. a city official says we definitely understand how frustrating it is to the business when they meet the eligibility criteria but we just don't have enough funds to spread them around. samantha mendez is co-owner of one backed in denver and joins us now with more. samantha good morning to you the fact that denver has this graduate program for small businesses impacted by homeless encampments really says it all. so tell us what you're going through. >> i mean, basically they came up to us and, you know, during this whole encampment situation they said that funds are coming and don't worry about everything. it will be okay. kind of work through it for the time being. it was eight months of us with 200 plus tents around our business, and basically nothing came for us. they gave us, you know, nothing

in the end and we had to go through eight months of craziness and we still received nothing. so it's still a little bit -- it's sad to be quite honest. >> 200 camps around your business. so i'm assuming that there was a decline in customers. can you tell us about that? who wants to step over homeless people to get into a business? >> yeah. i mean, not just homeless people it was -- you know, drug deals right outside of our door. prostitution -- i physically got attacked inside my own bar by the same people that were sitting outside of my bar so, of course, didn't want to come there and across the street people couldn't get there and decline was pretty quick. you know, the first three months was fine and then after that it was pretty aggressive for the decline of business so for new business that's -- crazy. carley: oh, my gosh sounds like

apocalyptic scenario how do you feel about this -- >> it felt like one. carley: how do you feel about this grant pral in general wouldn't it make more sense for the city to take care of the situation remove these homeless camps opposed to trying to give money to businesses impacted by them? >> yeah. i mean, they did, they gave almost every business around us a grant. i think they probably should have spread the graduate out just a little bit more. considering they had, you know, certain businesses almost all businesses got 15,000 dollars. they were to just spread that money out a bit more it would have helped a lot more people. out of -- the 3,000 businesses that applied only 69 got them. and pretty much every corner around us got the grant -- but us. glareal so frustrating. >> it doesn't change anything for us. so -- carley: really quickly before we let you go what's the situation outside your business now are homeless camps still there and what's the future of your business? >> they are gone. thank god --

it doesn't mean they don't come back it is winter so we don't know what will happen in the summer. but we're just hoping that we keep trucking along we've en doing great since -- since it's been gone. we've been doing okay so just hoping for the best really. carley: now they're gone everybody support one shot back, it sounds like a lot of fun cocktails and golf if i were in the denver area i would want to go samantha have a great day. thanks for joining us. rng thank you so much. coming up as american museum of natural history removes its native american exhibits, will and pete go off the wall on the left ongoing attempt to erase history. that's next.

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american museum of natural history is closing its native american exhibits. during controversies critics say move erases history. j that's what it does let's go off the wall to understand why this is happening. how we got here, and some other times the left attempted similar measures. that's what it is -- he who controls the past controls the present and the future and so what we learn about the past tells us about where we're going and biden administration has now pushed to get this exhibit not just this

exhibit but exhibits like it without approval and consent will as you put it out yesterday of tribal groups. will: on the surface you could almost understand how something like this would become an idea like we want to make sure a display isn't i don't know patronizing or cartoonish let's get the approval of a tribe but thing is what this doesn't effect is create a heckler veto like who -- who gives you consent and approval what tribal council and in an age of victim hood no one wants to give consent because everything is offensive. >> if you go to natural history museum right now, you'll see empty cases of there were artifacts canoe and showing of native americans here -- you know, none is offensive certain tools, pottery all -- >> head dress for the planes

indian and educational. >> there was depiction having been to history museum of a pilgrims they've got trig or warnings on the glass like this is not what it would have looked like and it gave them excuse to get rid of it. >> not just museum of history and comply across the nation but part of a larger movement in our country to remove reminders of the past. of course you know there's been a massive movement over the last -- five to ten years, removing statues from across the country started roughly pete in 2015 you know tried to pin point the news cycle of what began this process this is roughly right after the michael brown hands up don't shoot in missouri. >> no doubt you've got -- some of that you're also getting some of the educational ideas critical race near reall starting to move its way through higher ed and through the -- intelligence, what happened in 2017? donald trump happened. so in some ways, this became a

pushback against donald trump and make america great again and what we -- stood for. >> but, i mean, obviously, it spikes in 2020 with the death of george floyd and number of statue removals spikes and by the way, you know it is happening today but look at this like -- it is like dei -- you know, not backlash but -- jump in and it is a moment you know and everybody does it and comes back down. but -- even that being said pete, there were people at a time like donald trump going this is only the beginning and look where this goes. >> right here these dates will we're talking about confederate generallies and leaders everybody saying that is where it is going stay to your point donald trump in august of 2017 gave a warning. listen to this. >> right behind you, over here this week sses robert e. lee i notice stone wall jackson is coming i wonder if it is george washington this week and thomas jefferson the week after you know you really do have to ask yourself where does it to? >> by the way.

mocked for that. mocked -- john oliver i think in particular did a whole thing on how ridiculous that was. well -- they're taking down. thomas jefferson or was it this week taking thomas jefferson in new york city. out -- was it the museum of natural history that happened? >> i don't know if it was museum of natural history but a location where that was -- where that happened. the colonials of george washington university are reconsidering themselves. donald trump was exactly right because it is not just about the civil war or native americans, it is about america itself and if you want -- if you believe it was poisoned from the beginning, then you need to rewrite that entire history he was right over the target we're seeing jefferson we're seeing washington being the target right now. >> again, not the only things we're seeing. your home state of minnesota, pete has changed its flag and i was asking you before this. why? is there -- i don't understand because there's native american in here somewhere -- i don't know. to this generic looking flag?

>> this is. this is a got a native american depiction in here that i think they didn't -- maybe the guy plowing it is a white guy. i don't know there's probably 15 different grievances they have. this -- interestingly looks a lot like the somali flag if you compare them side by side, the cartoonish minnesota flag looks like that. >> rod row wilson called dolores we get it but the point is we think he's offensive that means he needs to be erased from history. >> done a lot of bad stuff. >> a lot of bad but again -- will: this you know i've talked at length about this. but -- you know, this is a proud image designed by a black foot indian in montana nothing about it a offensive and this has to go. whenever you think about the name -- and by the way this is happening in washington but happening in high schools all across the country as well. erase not just of offensive but

prideful things as well erase from history. pete: they elected school board member and brought mascot back and chiefs have to go. right? eventually vikings have going to have to go they pillaged everything so looking far back everybody has sins how far back you want to look just saying -- cowboys, bad guys. bad guys. they've got to go too. will: all going to be the minnesota flag. pete: that's exactly right. carley over to you. will: no rick -- pete: rick you've got it. fumbling the ball here. will: audible rick -- rick: you do -- i don't think a camera. hey -- [laughter] i had no idea you were coming to me i was right here ready for you. all right guys take a look at this cooler air and cooler not really cold but january 28th and it could be a lot colder than this. in fact, yesterday we were really warm broke all kinds of

records across parts of the south for daily record highs for this time of year. and thrangts you're 45 right now that's about 15 degrees cooler than you were 24 hours ago cooler air is coming in. this is the tail end of the front that will slowly progress off to the east that is not going to drop temperatures down crazy by any means. but this is where the bulk of the moisture is center of low pressure -- right there across parts of the ohio valley bringing a little bit of snow. backside of that areas of indiana and michigan it is not gong to amount to too much. now we have rain here across much of the cities, we still remain at a big snowfall deficit this year we've had a lot of rain in the northeast. but not a lot of snow, in fact, new york city 2.3 inches of snow by this time -- normally in a season we should have had about 30 inches. so we're way below this storm that we're dealing with right now is mostly rain there will be some snow boston you'll get some and go across higher elevation ation see a little bit more accumulating snow over the next day. pete over to you. pete: rick will, capitol of minnesota go. minneapolis, st. paul --

>> st. paul. you've got it rick is still frozen. nothing. you're forgiven, rick. >> but you know. >> you asked will. still to come making history at the dakar rally. rickey joins us fresh off his big win, next.

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>> monster energy honda writer ricky brabec wins dakar rally in saudi arabia. finishing the more than 3,000 mile race in 51 hours, 30 minutes and seconds. he's now the first american rider to win multiple championships at event and ricky brabec joins us now. help our audience out here 3,000 miles? over 51 hours, i mean, it is as much a race as it is an endurance test. >> yeah. yeah. i mean, it was a little bit over 4,000 miles. but no it was quite amazing and quite the journey. pete: a lot of our audience may not be familiar with the dakar rally it is in saudi arabia it is 4,000 miles. people must come from all around the world you're the first american to win it twice.

tell us about it. >> yeah. you know, this race is pretty unique there's people from all around the world you know there's 6, 700 entry fees, motorcycles, trucks, cars. quads, these big track truck race machines, and to win one time is -- cool and then to wean it a second time is definitely legendary. so really stoked to be the only american to do so and hopefully we can -- keep it going. pete: those different categories or you can choose whatever type of vehicle you want? >> yeah you know you can choose what vehicle or motorcycle you want. and you know, obviously, bikes will race bike and quads will race the quads and cars are cars and trucks are trucks but every category you know is -- got its own rules but a car category is most difficult one for the rules because there's, you know, certain tires that you have to run and engines you have

to run you can't have onboard air two-wheel drive and bike is just the bike you either race rally proclass or rally two which is amateur class. >> how -- if it is a 4,000 mile race it is not as if you're driving between cones you have to navigate a little bit i would imagine, right? >> yeah. you get like a paper road map and -- kilometers on left side, and information in the middle. and then you've got information on the right-hand side that's how you navigate through the desert and doing that at speed dodging rocks and camels and trees is not easy but that's what we live for. pete: incredible and you have to plan for stops for gas and -- so the whole thing is got to be a team exercise too. >> yeah. 100% it's -- you know, it's one of those things where the tealwork makes dream work. but the team helps us --

decide how much fuel we're going put in at our rest stop and organization tells you when you can put fuel in your bike so between organization telling the team that we're going to stop here for fuel and then team will kind of gauge how much fuel we immediate to make it to the finish on, you know, each day. typically in the fuel stops we grab a snack and -- road but because the road books are like this fat -- but -- there's we get two of them a day and we can't put both of them in our bikes so -- we have to change them out halfway through the stage. >> seeing the video of the race it looks phenomenal. rickey congratulations thanks for sharing with us and thank you for representing the u.s. >> yep thank you guys. pete: we have big news at the top of the hour brand new. don't miss it. and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort

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