it is the 6:00 a.m. hour on "fox & friends weekend" starting with this. a fox news alert, the middle east is on high alert, idf forces strike terror forces in lebanon as hezbollah was seen prepping to fire, the impact on hostage and cease fire other umeshother onegotiations. >> harris and trump are set to make their battleground blitz this week. rachel: actor tim allen shares hishhis amazing journey readinge bible. the final hour of "fox & friends weekend" starts right now. >> and we begin with a fox news alert. we're monitoring developments in the middle east, closely. this morning after idf and hezbollah trade fire across the israel, lebanon border

overnight. >> jeff paul is live in tel aviv with the latest on the escalating conflict. >> reporter: despite the intense overnight exchange of fire between hezbollah and israeli forces, people are going through their daily lives. the beaches are open, traffic is flowing somewhat normally and the airport has reopened. that doesn't mean that israeli forces and israeli officials are taking their eyes off of hezbollah and other groups in the region as they wait and see what could happen next. this started early this morning when israeli forces launched a preemptive strike on hezbollah infrastructure with the our

-- continue to uphold a simple rule. whoever hur hurts us, we hurt t. >> reporter: the white house responded with this statement, saying in part, president biden is closely monitoring events in israel and lebanon at his direction, senior u.s. officials have been communicating continuously with their israeli counterparts. we will keep supporting israel's right to defend itself. we will keep working for regional stability. the u.s. confirmed it was not a part of that preemptive strike in lebanon. it did not help israel with that. but they will be helping to try

to get you new cease fire deal across the line as those talks are set to pick back up today in cairo, egypt. back to you. >> thank you, jeff. >> thank you. rachel: thank you so much, jeff. >> as we were listening to jeff's report, you raised a great question. could this impact the campaign, the perception of the biden, harris administration that there's even more chaos? i think it could impact the campaign if she is forced to actually answer questions about this. why did you do this? who do you support? should israel be able to preemptively strike? what about what's happening in gaza and the cease fire. these are difficult complicated things to talk about. if you haven't studied that region -- she hasn't been to the border or europe. has she been there? could she talk about it? i hope this doesn't escalate. if it does, it could become a conversation that she wo would e forced to engage with. >> war can bring a nation together, right or wrong, it can bring a voting p populace under

the banner, you would say biden, harris, harris, walz, that's a continuation. things is not america's war. this is a part of larger crisis and chaos across the world. i think it would have a negative effect that you're talking about what is she going to say? you're not going to get away with saying one word which they have tried in the past. >> any country, any organization, anyone thinking of taking advantage of the situation. i have one word. don't. >> we have just one word. don't. >> what is your message to hezbollah and its backer, iran? >> don't. don't, don't, don't. >> to any actor, state or non-state, trying to take advantage of this crisis to attack israel. don't. >> what's the message to iran? >> don't. >> as president biden said, just

don't. >> exactly. one word of. pretty straightforward. >> what's your message to iran, mr. president, what's your message to iran? >> they did. so -- rachel: exactly. that's the point. the way that america is perceived in the world is that no matter how many times you say don't, don't, don't, whether it comes out of biden, harris, lloyd austin, it doesn't mean anything anymore. and we see as you said all this chaos in the world. donald trump by the way has said netanyahu, he said this last month, get this over fast, get your victory fast, the killing has to stop. you mentioned earlier, will, how kamala has to really thread this he needle between her own base, you know, so many of them -- there was applause for we defend israel and their right to exist. then the applause was much larger when she made the case for palestine at the dnc

convention, a bigger war, an escalation is going to be a big problem, i think. >> two-front war which would involve civilian c casualties. they use civilian populations. you get the outrage of the base. she can't explain it. it could be a real problem. >> it promises to have an a impact on one big state, thats is michigan. the two campaigns plan to hit the swing states this week, michigan, that's where jd vance is, tim walz is headed along with kamala harris to georgia. and thursday, trump will be in michigan and wisconsin and then friday, pennsylvania for donald trump. rachel: michael good win in the new york post wrote interesting op-ed where he compared the kamala harris campaign and their sort of lack of substance and just vibes and good feelings to the hope and change -- in fact,

he said there's less substance than there was under hope an change. here's what he said in the new york post. he said his day job, the media is promoting kamala harris without substance just like obama in 2008. like obama, the democrats' current nominee is maddening i'll lieu sieve about what she would do as a president, she's riding the wave of he enthusiasm that could carry her to the white house. for donald trump the consequences are clear. s his opponent is hope and change all over again. harris has been more vague than obama in 2008. >> 2024 for democrats feels like a marriage of 2008 and 2020. you have a candidate, they're holding up on a pedestal, saying -- by the way, she was the insurance policy for a long he time, she was their bad candidate. they're trying to make it look like she's amazing. combined with the basement strategy of joe biden in 2020. we're going to boost her had image and allow her to out of

any unscripted moment which is a great, if you can you draw up a campaign strategy for someone who is not a good campaigner, also not a good impromptu speaker, that's what it would look like. i still think it's on the trump campaign to get creative, proactive about creating moments and environments where she has to answer questions. rachel: you say smoke her out. >> i don't know what that looks like. that's for political operatives to figure out. you've got to create reasons for her to respond or feel she needs to respond. if you're counting on the so-called legacy media to demand answers, they're playing a cute little game and they'll give them one answer here and they'll lay off. they're waiting to help her out until november 2. you have to try to help change that. >> on one hand i think she can pull it off. with the media's assistance she can remain in a bubble, remain manufactured. on the other hand, the world happens. the thing about news, there's always news. and if you think about what news has been like over the past two months, like the -- it's been a

lot of political news. the rate of hire fire hose of events happening that she should, could have to respond to. >> that's a good point. >> over september, october, november. >> 71 days still. >> there's a lot that can shake her off that stage. >> good point. rachel: the race is dynamic and it's changing and we saw that this weekend. again, i do think that this -- probably more than any other -- lookings on the other side they had adam sininger a defects from the republican party. i don don't think that means anything. rfk junior defecting from the ddemocrat party, as serious as e is about the issues, it can elevate the campaign. donald trump has stuck to issues, he's at the border, talking about inflation, all this stuff. i think rfk takes it to another level. the reasons why he hases decided to join up with donald trump are

really big issues about censorship, about what is democracy in america, about the corruption of our government agencies, about the inside deal making. there's so many big, huge -- going back to what happened to us with covid and tyranny and loss of rights during this period of time. and the sleeper issue, which is food, chemicals in our food, and the way the government colluded and the kind of corruption that's happening that's making people sicker and fatter and more depressed and more unhealthy and again i'll make america healthy again is trending on x right now. these are issues. how long can you hide out and be the brat girl and put out tiktok videos while the other side is having very profound, important conversations. >> one of issues you brought up is free speech and censorship. telegram is an app that many

people have on their phone. it's a privacy centered oriented app for any of the users, the idea is that you won't easily be hacked or have your information accessed. >> i have it right here. you can message people if you want, you can call them if you want. you can follow people and their threads and it's almost like a personal twitter in that you -- someone can post on telegram and 200,000 followers can read what you have to say. you can create groups to chat. rachel: it'sen crypted. >> the founder of telegram was arrested in the past day i believe in paris. he was requested to turn over information by the french government. declined to do so. he's now been arrested in paris. rachel: he traveled to the united states and he says that he traveled with one of his tech people and one of his engineers that helps him create this app that makes it so that governments can't look at your messages on telegram. and that the fbi was following

them, the fbi actually tried to get his engineer to work for them and the engineer did not but they were trying to get that so they could get into the messages. i think it brings up a lot of questions. first of all, i think a lot of people predicted this young man would be arrested, that some sort of charges would go against him because there's a censorship industrial complex and our government is part of that and as i just laid out right before you and so i think that censorship is on the ballot. what kind of a country do you want? do you want your government as we saw in the twitter files censoring and working with big tech to censor your information or do you want these entities -- private entities to be independent? >> there's a word that keeps popping up when governments are criticizing telegram, it's miss information. here we go again with misinformation. pre protests are happening in te

u.k. about illegal immigration, the disorder in english cities. the app was accused of hosting e right channels. got to shut that down. elon musk posted on twitter, on x, hashtag free be p a avel. his point of view, it's 2030 in europe and you're being executed for liking a meme. he's playing it forward with exaggeration. if you like memes or post memes in the u.k. you can be process prosecuted. rachel: i was going to say, with hillary. >> it's happening real-time widespread in places in europe, using the same buzz words used here and they don't have first amendment to protect it and this guy is in jail. rachel: the i guy that posted the meme about h about hillary t to jail. we turn now to headlines. officials are searching for an

arizona woman who was swept away by flash flooding three days ago at the grand i don canyon natiol park. she was hiking, not wearing a life jacket when the flooding began. several others were standed included her husband who were saved. reservations for park visitors are suspended through today. nasa says two astronauts stuck in space for m more than 80 days won't return to earth until february. they first took off in early june for an eight day mission to the international space station. but thruster issues and helium leaks delayed their return. earlier we spoke with a former nasa astronaut who apeered optimistic about their head space. >> nasa has a very good filter to select folks that are mentally strong and are able to adjust. these guys are professionals. they will be able to adjust and

come out with flying colors. rachel: those astronauts now have to wait six more months before flying home on a spacex vehicle. and now to basketball. caitlin clark continues to set the wnba on fire, setting another record by becoming the fastest player in league history to reach 500 points and 200 career assists. the 22-year-old finishing with 22 points and eight assists last night. despite her efforts, the fever falling to the minnesota lynx on saturday, 90-80678980. those arer headlines. >> riley gains makes the case for trump over one key issue. >> i see folks saying they're voting for kamala harris because she's a woman. i'm voting for donald j. trump

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protecting sex based rights, compared to the other ticket that thinks men can become pregnant and tam tampons belonn men's bathrooms. i am voting for donald j. trump because i am a woman. >> riley gaines issuing a warning to voters who say they're supporting kamala harris because she's a female candidate, claiming the democrat party is anything but pro come. rachel: host of the gaines for girls podcast, riley gaines joins us now. riley, always so great to have you on. you were at the rally. you're making the case, the democrats tried to pretend like they own women, they're the party for women, and what's your case for why that's not the case? >> absolutely. thank you, guys, always a joy to be on with you. this is coming off the heels of the dnc.

we heard it from virtually every single speaker at the dnc, they talked about they are the party of and for women, they talked about a woman's right to dismember and abort the developing child in her womb, they used the phrase my body, my choice. they spoke of healthcare freedom. where was this healthcare freedom in 2020? rachel: you amen. >> this was not implemented, the body autonomy they spoke of. when it came to injecting yourself with experimental, ineffective vaccine that has zero credibility. democrat parties were tyrants of healthcare workers, fired school teachers, active duty military members for not conforming to their mandates so my message to voters regardless of political affiliation, regardless of race, of religion, of sexual orientation, of any identity factor, my message to voters is that a vote for kamala harris is

a vote against your daughter's future. we see of course the issue that i speak most frequently of, the jengender ideology movement, hot preys on the most vulnerable, women and children, chipping away our rights to safety, privacy, equal opportunity. it's important to mention that just this week, we saw in afghanistan the taliban implemented a law, the most oppressive law for women that we've seen thus far. women aren't allowed to speak. they aren't allowed to show any skin, not allowed to leave their house without a male chaperone, not allowed to look at a man they're not related or married to. have we seen a statement issued by the white house? no, of course not. people want a safe border, a good and stable economy, none of those hinges we have seen from the democratic party thus far and we won't for the years if they maintain leadership p. >> the strongest demographic group voting for kamala harris

and democrats, single women, the overwhelming strongest group. we can go into why, abortion is often a big issue with that group, even though donald trump has said he's not looking for a national abortion ban. it pulls people in one direction. kamala harris is a female candidate. a lot of people want to rally around a female candidate. do you think any of the things you're laying out to us, and you're young, does anything you're laying out do you think is breaking through with that group, that single young women who are so reliable for democrats? >> i think so. i think people my age, just recently graduating college, we're getting out into the real world and seeing the effects of progressive policies. forget the gender ideology movement. look at how much groceries cost, rent, mortgage, how much that costs. when you're getting out into the real world, people my age begin to understand again the harm and suffer severity, the trajectoryf

where we're going if we vote for the same leadership again. it takes time, learning, being exposed to tragic scenarios like what happened to me and laken riley at the border, this is because the biden, harris administration, you can expect it to continue under the harris walz administration a. >> are we doing enough? you're significantly younger than us. are we doing enough to reach young people where they're at with the technologies they engage with news on? >> this is what the democrat party does so well. i have been super enthusiastic to see donald trump appearing on the podcast. i think all of those things are wonderful. it's a great way to reach my demographic. he's now on tiktok. it's just a good way to get people with my age, my youth, our eyes on the issues at hand and we see donald trump as a real person. that was awesome at the rnc as well. many moments where donald trump was tearful, emotional, moved

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preemptive strike against hezbollah. >> the first thing i thought about is we had better start paying attention at home. what happened on october 7th is not an anominally. it will hit us as home. many are saying the next attack won't be a world trade center type attack, more of an october 7th type attack where we live, work and play. i hope we're paying attention to this. >> we let in millions of people. we have no idea who they are. we're vulnerable. >> we are. the attackers that we're probably going to see do that have trained in the nato bases that we live and operated in for 20 years in afghanistan. >> wow. let's turn to that topic about afghanistan. tomorrow is the three year anniversary of that terrible day at abby yougate. you were in the middle of that. reflect, three years later. >> my heart goes out to all the families of the 13 fallen. we did a play called last hour

where we toured the country after it happened. i know the family members are hurting. i know the teammates are hurting right now. that's the first thing. the other thing i would say though is that we've really got to pay attention to what happened there. the same way the suicide bomber followed our troops into abbygate as they tried to leave, afghanistan has followed us home. we may be done with afghanistan, it's not done with us. what veterans are trying to tell americans and politicians who don't want to listen, the enemy has a vote. they're still operating out of afghanistan. and they very much intend to hit us. >> what do you mean by that, afghanistan following us home? >> remember that the guys and girls that picked up the phone when we abandoned afghanistan three years ago and the government didn't were veterans who worked with intelligence professionals and special operations. we never hung up the home. we paid for safe houses, medical supplies, food drops. these individuals that we trained to collect information have continued to give us information about what's coming and what they're telling us is there's 20 plus terror groups in afghanistan, the son of osama

bin laden is alive and well and planning operations, he's married to mulla omar's daughter and hakani's daughter. it's coming our way. we think they're late stage preparation right now. we're hearing it from vetted sources who don't trust the government to give them that information because the way they left them. >> it's not just the equipment we left behind, the money they have, it's a regathering event. >> i'm not alone in this, in the veteran community, the dashboard is more than blinking red. it's smoke coming off of the it right now. >> pre-9/11 levels. >> bigger than pre-9/11. there's more fighters in al-qaida, 10x than they were pre-9/11, the way the border is open. the father of suicide bomber is the minister of interior. he issues travel documents.

the fact that our government has given p $80 million of taxpayer money every 10 days to the taliban, it's almost -- you have to asker yourself what planet am i on right now with this three year anniversary. >> that is staggering stuff, much of which i didn't know. but we're in the middle of a political campaign right now. kamala harris is the nominee. she might get asked about this or maybe not. when she was asked in april of 2021, here's what she said about afghanistan, watch. >> president biden always said he wants you to be the last person, particularly for big decisions, just as he was for president obama. he made a really big decision, afghanistan. >> yes. >> were you the last person in the room? >> yes. >> and you feel comfortable? >> i do. >> she feels comfortable a. what would you say to her? >> i would say when we were running operation pine apple express, one of her military advisors contacted me and asked to get one person out of afghan.

this is the impact this had on veterans all over the country. these veterans defended america for 20 years, did what they were asked to do and they were put in a position where they had to answer the phone and stand up for allies that our government wouldn't stand up for and the moral injury that has caused the level of suicide and impact, this is not a republican or democrat issue. this is an american issue and global war on veterans are trying to warn the american people and politicianses that it's coming and will come out of the place that it start and i hope they're listening. >> the dashboard isn't just blinking, it's smoking. >> absolutely. >> i you pray you're wrong. i'm afraid you're right. nobody's done more to make sure the legacy of the war is followed through on both for afghan, also for americans. thank you, sir. i appreciate it. even former biden white house chief of staff ron klain admits

a price gouging law like harris's proposal is not going to solve inflation. we've got the tape and we're asking maria bartiromo what she thinks, next. ♪

we're back now with a couple headlines. 50 of foot yacht catching fire

in clearwater, florida. a good samaritan boater saving two people on board. getting them off the boat somehow, taking them to to a ner by marie marina. there were no injuries reported. the coast guard helped put out the blaze. no word on what caused the fire. two sledgehammer carrying thieves caught on camera attempting to break into a california jewelry store earlier this week. the two suspects middle of the day, tried to break open an outdoor display filled with rolex watches. they were unsuccessful despite multiple hits to the window. the jewelry store says despite thousands of dollars worth of damage they're happy that customers are safe. could you arrest those guys? they didn't steal anything about $900. what do you charge them with. to dublin, ireland. will cain -- that's a different story. where florida state and georgia

tech helped kick off the new college football season yesterday. the yellow jackets pull off the upset over the seminoles thanked thanksto this last second kick. >> 44 yards away. [cheers and applause] >> georgia tech wins 24-21. those are your headlines. that was a great kick, not as good as will cain's son who is a great kicker. >> thank you. >> he's a great kicker. >> my son was in dublin. my son was in dublin where there they were a couple high school games around the college game which was a cool experience. my son's team was there. >> trying to give you some love. >> thank you. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for the fox weather forecast. >> why don't we have that video cued up? >> i already texted it to everybody i know. >> a few things going on

including for the most part a really nice day but we have a couple trouble spots that are going to impact us this week, certainly heat is one of the stories and also pretty significant rain across parts of the four corners, i'll talk more about that in a second. but flooding we've been dealing with and potentially a little bit more of that including severe weather. this week over the next seven days big rain across parts of the far northern plains, areas of minnesota, parts of wisconsin but especially across the immediate gulf coast, areas from houston to fort lauderdale and a lot of florida will continue to get a lot of rain. temperature wise, big heat building in across parts of the central plains, brings severe weather tomorrow across the plains. triple digits temperatures from nebraska to the mid-mississippi valley. back to you inside, even former white house chief of staff ron klain is admitting the price gouging law will not bring down inflation. listen.

>> inflation came from a lot of places. and i think having a federal price gouging law is not going to solve inflation but consumers deserve not to be gouged. that's just fair. having a federal price gouging statute as a back stop is a sensible measure. i think what we really need to do is to, you know -- >> what's the number? >> maria bartiromo joins us now. there's ron klain. i saw elizabeth warren on cnbc get into this. i h had jessica tarlow on the wl cain show. they pivot into this thing, some states have price gouging laws and some companies in some situationses raise prices. it gets specific and granular fast because it's such a bad policy. maria: we've spoken to grocery store owners this week. john k atsmidis has been on.

they say she is wrong, doesn't know what she's talking about. it's an indication democrats don't understand supply and demand. if you look at the margins of the grocery companies, they're very, very tiny margins, 1%, 2% margins, the same margins in 2019 that they are today, profitability, revenue numbers, it's similar to where they were in 2019 so it's hard to argue that in fact they've been taking advantage of the situation and it's not actual policy. what happened was, $7 trillion in spending by the democrats ended up being too many dollars chasing too few goods, that's the exact description and explanation of inflation, too many dollars chasing too few goods, too much money is slashing around and that pushes prices up. that's what has ha has b taken e here. add to that the climate change agenda. you dampen the opportunity for

america to produce energy and be oil independent you send prices higher and with oil prices at elevated levels that's the underlying issue for a lot of the costs of goods because you've got to transport those goods. it requires gasoline and all other forms of energy. and that's the problem. so with energy elevated because of the harris, biden administration's climate change agenda, that has put a pretty good boost underneath all things so that's where inflation has come to. it's really disingenuous to talk about price gouging, trying to blame it on corporate america when it's your own policies of massive reckless spending and climate change agenda which caused inflation. >> i know you'll be talking about this. what else will you talk about this morning on su sunday mornig futures. maria: we're going to talk about kamala harris agenda, what we know so far. she hasn't been very communicative in terms of what she wants to do in the next four years. we know she wants to raise taxes certainly for corporations,

wants to take the corporate tax rate up to 28%. she is also backing president biden's budget which calls for a 25% tax on unrealized gains which is just incredible. i mean, if your home goes up in value you'll pay 25% on the unrealized gain even though you haven't sold the house, haven't made a disci dime on it but youy the tax. that's incredible. she wants to take capital gains tax up to 44.6%. she backing the budget. that's another issue. we'll be talking about that with utah senator mike lee as well as wisconsin senator ron johnson who has new information by the way on the assassination attempt investigation. we'll talk with florida congressman byron d donalds. we'll get into the election and take a look at a free and fair election, how much should we be thinking about these reports that illegals are trying to register to vote. we'll get into that with lara

trump. we'll talk about tim walz and his china connections, a lot of questions after he had those adoring comments about communism and how he told his students in china the communist system is good because everyone is the same and everyone shares. peter schweizer has done a lot of reporting and studying on the ccp grooming potential would-be politicos and we're going to take a look at that and tim walz's connection toss the ccp as well so we've got a lot ahead. we've got breaking news as well. i'll be back in 10 minutes. >> sounds good, thank you. we hate to admit it. maybe pete was ahead of the game after all. gen z guys are going you crazy about the mini mullet. i didn't know i was reading that as it was coming out of my mouth. thomas shalub has to get in style. he'll get one in other words. he joins rachel for pop culture round-up, next. ♪

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♪ rachel: okay. well, it's time for another pop culture round-up. this time tom shalub is back to dish out the latest and greatest of the hollywood drama.

let's start out with this. britney mahomes liked a trump instagram post and she has slammed the hateers who are dragging her for hating it. she said to be hatest as an adult you have to have deep rooted issues and they hate seeing others doing well. so she basically said they're peanut butter and july husband,. >> she liked the tweet. she's getting grief. she should say to the people out there in the social media verse that this is 2024, you're allowed to like things, you're allowed to say thing and you're you allowed to change your mind, right? rachel: yeah. >> it was a lot of the taylor swift fans who were after her, after this. rachel: this is what's interesting. i'm glad you brought up taylor. that's her had new bff. do you think this liking trump and maybe she's going to vote for trump, could that bring problems in their relationship? >> she said the same thing, she said on instagram, she said

taylor, you're allowed to like things and later you might not like them like all of your songs about liking someone and later you don't like them anymore. rachel: taylor sounds like she's very down with the harris campaign. all right. let's move to this. jennifer lopez, i'm sad about this, the divorce is happening. >> it's terrible. rachel: not only that. i don't know, but she must have taken ben's last name. she said she wants her old name back. she's just going to be jennifer lopez now. >> most people including you didn't stop calling her jennifer lopez be. when people said i'm jennifer affleck and people said it's so romantic. rachel: ben is seeing with rfk's daughter. he's moving on pretty quickly. >> you've got to do that. ben affleck, he does move on. they need a lesson in

permanence. rachel: i'm sad about it. maybe t it will work out with rfk junior's daughter. tim allen has decided he's going to read the bible. all the way through. he says he's never done it before. he's loving it. he said i never took the time in all my years, ever, to read the entire bible. he's currently through the jerusalem bible, old testament. he'ses almost done with it, on to prophets. he said it's amazing not what he expected. >> i think that's great. when you read the old testment, you don't realize how long it is, the new testament, it's the good news. he's in for the good part right now. i do bible in the year. i did it last year. so now i'm back on the hallo app. rachel: my daughter is doing bible in a year. she told me i need to be doing it. >> they don't go in order. they jump around a little bit. it gives you variety. it's a great way to read the

bible. rachel: there's a spiritual you spiritualaweakenning happening. hollywood's hottest hair style, guess what it is? gen zers are crazy about -- pete, come on, get over here ooh. get over here. it's the mini mullet. the mini mullets is back. >> i didn't even. racknow.rachel: i had our p prk the picture. she wrote back, i don't support the hair style. >> i don't think it's a real mullet. saying mini mullet is not right. the mullet is this the front, party in the back. business in the front, party in the back. according to this, i would have a mini mullet. he's got the real mullet. rachel: that's it.

>> forget about the mini. he's that generation. rachel: what they're saying is the new mini mullet -- look at that. the mini mullet is supposed to be like an '80s rocker hair. >> that's a real mullet. you've got to have short hair in the front. all those '880s rockers. rachel: some people call i it the wisconsin water fall. we love it. always great having you on. tom will host the big weekend show tonight at 7:00 p.m. you can it get more tom shalub tonight. more "fox & friends" just moments away. stay with usus. (♪) bounce back fast from heartburn with tums gummy bites, and love food back. (♪)

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will: that's it for us. rachel: that's it. also, you can catch the full, extended version of my interview with robert kennedy jr. later this week on from the kitchen table. pete: go to church. ♪