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sore throat, common cold symptoms, flu or flu-like symptoms, back pain, high blood sugar, and redness, pain, or bruising at the injection site. talk to your doctor about repatha. joey: fox news alert idf announcing they have found six dead hostages taken by hamas on october 7th inside a tunnel in gaza just days ago. rachel: that includes remains of hirsch goldberg who is the fourth american hostage believed to have been killed by hamas. pete: trey yingst joins us live from hostage square in tel-aviv israel with more. hey, trey. reporter: hey guys. good morning, six of the israeli hostages that were being held inside gaza were killed by hamas. according to the israeli military, their bodies were recovered this weekend. a devastating development for the israeli people, who have waited 331 days to bring them home. we know that three of the hostages were set to be released

from gaza during the first humanitarian exchange once a cease-fire was implemented i'm told. among them american citizen hirsch goldberg poland his story grabbed attention of the world the 23-year-old was attending music festival when the october 7th attack began. he hid inside a bomb sheeter that hamas threw grenades inside and degreesed into gaza and still he survived until executed in recent daysing. president biden released a statement overnight saying he was devastated outraged adding that the bodies were recovered from a tunnel underneath rafah and moved gallant to car to reverse a decision led by prime minister benjamin netanyahu last week to keep troops in the corridor between gaza and egypt. this was seen as the last major sticking point preventing cease-fire deal. now the funerals for these hostages will be held in days ahead but i can tell you it was a gloomy depressing morning here

in tel-aviv as israeli people mourn loss of their six fellow citizens. guys. pete: what's your sense of how this will change the dynamics? there are different camps of, you know, hogs tadges and cease-fire first versus destroy hamas and how does this change -- does it make it more likely there's a cease-fire and less, where are we? >> it certainly puts a lot of pressure on the israeli government to cut a cease-fire deal. there's a list of more than 100 hostages still being held inside gaza. the list goes on and on -- of these israelis who have been in the tunnels beneath gaza for past 331 days and so when the israeli people see that six of them were according to the military killed by hamas as they moved in on their location, it puts even more pressure on the situation for this government to reach a deal. joey: it seems there are two priorities here. one is to destroy hamas. other is to get hostages home

and then days like today we feel like those priorities are contentious against each other is prime minister netanyahu taking that message to the israeli people? we have to destroy hamas? i don't so say even if but you about, even in the face of something like this? >> yeah. he is look there are two different camps here you see it at the very highest level of the israeli government. there is a huge disagreement ongoing ooze we speak between israel prime minister and benjamin netanyahu and gallant got in a screaming match over what to do and gallant said to him and i'll paraphrase this but i spue we can senior officials today who gave me this information confirming what took place in this cabinet meeting gallant said to netanyahu as prime minister you're able to bring anything that you want in this cabinet to a vote including the execution of hostages. because gallant understands if there is no deal more hostages will die. and it is each day passes it becomes more and more dangerous

for the israelis still being held in the tunnels beneath the gaza strip. rachel: we saw heartbreaking footage of the mother of this young american. who was executed -- and it was just a few days before she had her hand reaching out towards gaza praying and blessing her son, and hoping that this would end and that he could come home safely. i think about her and if that was my son, i would say cease-fire, bring my boy home and then deal with the war and hamas -- my question to you is you talked about a debate within the military and with the prime minister about what to do. but what kind of debate what exactly is the debate in terms of the civilians in the israeli citizens? what kind of political power do the remaining families of the hostages have and do you think that's enough to sway somebody like benjamin netanyahu who seems very convinced that the only way to deal with hamas is

to destroy them and to continue the war? >> it is a great question, and there is somewhat of a divide among the families. but the majority of the families believe that israeli government has failed them. they've not yet gotten a deal to get their loved ones out of gaza and some of them still alive and being held inside the strip. and it really comes down to a family to family issue. but i can tell you we went to the funeral of one of the hostages who was kilted a young man he was 34 years old from the community of narim talked to his mother since october 7th checking in with had family and you saw devastatedded they were to get news that he was dead. and so many families are worried that will be the fate of their loved ones and it is part of reason they've been in the streets demonstrating just last night here in tel-aviv israel second largest city, thousands of people took to the streets with yellow flags and signs calling on their government to cut a deal and get the hostages

home. and so the pressure is higher than it has ever before. they understand that the stakes are high and lives of the individual held by hamas, and as the war degrees on, nobody wins. more civilians are being killed inside gaza. the israeli hostages are being killed. it is only death and destruction from here. and so there are a lot of people in israel that are calling for a deal to bring these people home. ♪ ♪ pete: trey yingst thank you for the insight and passion thank you trey. rachel: great reporting. thank you, trey. pete: bring in fox news anchor shannon bream great to see you as always. just your reaction to these, obviously, tragic developments in israel including an american that we now know is dead, killed by hamas. how does this affect the cease-fire deal and dynamics in washington joe biden wanted this

deal kamala harris has tried to dictate terms of what the israeli military is doing. how do you see this playing out? >> it is just absolutely crushing i think all of us have probably interviewed some of the parents of people who have been held, and it is just gut-wrenching to know that these people were alive days ago according to reports on how this played out, and that they lost their lives they were executed. by hamas as they were possibly going to be rescued that's what's gotten netanyahu saying this morning these people don't want a cease-fire deal it is not serious. if they would execute hostages who have been alive this whole time for more than 330 days roughly, he has ruled doubts about whether there's a cease-fire. listen we're going to talk about this on the show and break down how a trump or harris administration would handle this moving forward as best we can tell. from their policies, but this is something that has been intractable for the biden administration to try to get the deal done. hamas's leader israel leader they both have a stake.

in getting this thing done, there's a argument that both of them politically have an interest in not getting done. so what's left in the balance are very real human lives and families that six more of those groups of loved ones are devastated now. rachel: yeah it is definitely going play out in this election donald trump saying, hurry up get this war done. quickly to benjamin netanyahu, and then biden and harris insisting that a deal can't be made let's talk a little bit about politics on our side of things. not about israel for a second here because debates are coming up and what we're learning is that kamala harris is one of her strategy -- strategies is to get under donald trump's skin. and that might be why she wants that mic open. what are you hearing and what do you expect to happen at this debate the last debate certainly had a lot of consequences. shannon: it absolutely did and

not only that debate that's got the harris team but running for the 2020, you know, rounds, and how some of that did not go well listen she scored some moment there is and made real attacks on president biden before joining him on the ticket but she suffered some damage in the debates too. so she apparently is taking this very seriously doing a ton of debate prep in traditional ways. you know we all talked to folks within the trump campaign you say like that's not the way he does it and he won't do the murder traditional -- way of going about this thing he argue he's taking hostile questions and talking to people at length but that's the debate prep and there's an acknowledgement they know any strategy listen involving trump any contender is going to want to push his buttons and provoke him. and i think -- she's very much practicing for that possibility, and a lot of folks say he should be as well.

joey: we have a taste of what that might look like we have a clip here of senators kamala harris running for vice president and how she did that with mike pence. >> this is important, i want to add vice president i'm speaking he will not raise tax on anybody that raises less than 4,000 a year -- mr. vice president i'm speaking. i'm speaking. mr. vice president i'm speaking. >> i'm speaking if you don't miepgd letting me finish we can then have a conversation. okay. >> that's common, that's a preview in one of those responses he said remark only things you're telling the truth is there any kind of style that president trump can bring back if that's what she brings to the debate? >> well listen there are people who think the muted mics worked well the last time around and they like that. and that's been a point of contention trying to settle them down rules for the september 10th debate the vice president posting on x saying oh his team

doesn't want the mic's handled this way because they don't think he can be trusted with a hot mic against me kind of thing. listen corey lewandowski will be on the show and ask him if they've agreed to details on the mickings. and what they are doing about debate prep. pete: that will be interesting. something watch. rachel: open mic worked when he said only rose o'donnell won republicans with that debate and we'll see what happens in that but i definitely think i'm speaking -- might come up in the debate. [laughter] shannon. shannon: listening for it. pete: we'll be watching. great to see you thanks shannon. that is the whole goal -- that report if accurate from nbc that's -- she's going to create a victim feel -- right? joey: to a bully turn him into a bully that's the whole game because game can't be on substance amount of coaching that's going into finding that moment to look like you've been

interrupted and then push back strongly and make him look like that's -- feels to me that clip right there -- is a preview of what's coming. you can prevent that by the way that's the strategy i think that goes into -- the back and forth. sphwhroa it takes a lot of discipline for everything that donald trump does well off the cuff discipline is what we were praising him for in the beginning of the campaign and around time of so much happening that one week assassination attempt president biden dropping out, kamala harris anointed president trump hasn't been in the same message discipline that he was praised for i say that saying he knows how to win an election. i don't. so i'm not saying it is a good or bad thing but his style has changed since beginning of this campaign. pete: the discipline against biden in the first debate. it worked out really well for him. rachel: when he said -- i don't know what he's saying. i don't think she does either -- i was like --

that was exactly what we were all thinking. you guys really quick i threek get your thoughts on this. do you think the stakes are even closer to as high as they were for joe biden? in the last one? pete: i think they're really high. joey: the opportunity for her to step in and come in as bad as he did is there. i don't think she can come out with the entire media establishment going oh, my god there's no way she can win essentially what they did after biden's. pete: that is fair but she could give word salad answers that plays into the character she's not up to the job and i do think it is the possibility of -- of not working out well for president trump if he doesn't play in the right, there's a lot weighing on this. rachel: you make a great point that media is a big part of this. media wanted joe biden out at that point and jumped on it. here's another case of where the media is -- also weighing in. i'll let you set this up because

this one is close to your heart. joey: sexton 60 is where all killed in action are buried from mine and pete's war 20 year, afghanistan and iraq. and it is very well known to us and something that's near and dear to us i've seen westboro baptist church protest there and half my friends buried there and what's happened is president trump was invited by the families of the 13 afghanistan heros that were killed at abby gate to come and prevent a wreath and visit graves initial reaction was this was so solemn and quiet and respectful now with a little bit of detail kamala harris in the entire democratic establishment is attacking president trump for simply visiting graves of those heros and at the request of family members taking pictures. this is kamala harris post on x she says let me be clear. the former president disrespected sacred ground all

for the sake of a political stunt. this is nothing new from donald trump he called our fallen members suckers and unable to comprehend anything other than service to himself. first of all there's lies in that statement. but to put those on aside for a minute look at what she said about how he disgrace or dishonored a solemn place man he showed up to arlington national cemetery. and where were you? these service members died apparently while you were the last person in the room making decisions that led to their deaths. i've never heard you utter their names never seen you meet with their parents. many of whom invited donald trump to be there. i've spoken to their parents. i've met them and shaken their handle and hugged their necks where the hell were you? on that day -- and all you want to do is mac a plel point out of it. you're the one making this for

show, and that is absolutely dishonorable. rachel: you spoke about the parents here's what they had to say. >> we invited president trump. we are the ones that asked for the video. and the pictures to be taken -- president trump has been there with us from the very beginning when our son and the other 12 of his brothers and sisters in arms were murdered due to your negligence -- and uncaring attitude towards our military. >> why did we want trump there? it wasn't to help his political campaign. we wanted a leader. that explains why you and joe didn't get a call. >> vice president harris i ask you why won't you return a call and explain to us how you call my daughter-in-law's death a success. vice president harris, why will you not express your condolences

yourself? why have we never heard from you? and finally, why would you take day where we celebrated the death of our loved one and use it to disparage not only them but us. >> this is heartbreaking. but i want to ask you pete, just from a political perspective, why the heck would kamala harris weigh in on this when she has blood on her hands here? this is i just -- from a political point of view, this is dumb. joey: their premise joe biden and hoax is about donald trump find people hoax, sucker and losers hoax all of these so this is another hoax. arlington hoax trying to make him because -- pete: when you watch when i saw donald trump there first thing i thought watching it live was where the hell is joe biden and kamala harris. joey: i texted what in the world -- is going on? >> to be there. like that was amazing to me that

a former president not a sitting -- sitting representative of the current government was there. that was almost -- rachel: why weigh in on it joey what like this just brings up afghanistan for them. pete: they think -- they can make it all about him again. that's their political -- i don't think so either. flailing on this but opportunitied on hoaxes that get perpetuated by media to create a caricature of donald trump when families know the real deal and what -- everything joey said is true he was invited he went, and then based on anonymous sources, they're trying to smear him as someone who disrespect by the way joe biden has a campaign ad that puts him in section 60 from 2020. like, they've -- if this is so terrible they've done the same thing. but they just did if for their own political benefit you know who wanted the cameras there because families want to not forget what happened to the 13 the families.

>> they're deeply hurt that kamala harris biden administration has forgotten them. i think it is so important to note they've never said their names. they've never called them they won't return calls. joey: real quick to put it in perspective 13 died and within hours last night of kamala harris's tweet six parents of five of the heros posted videos within -- within hours. that shows you where the support is among the gold star families. >> absolutely and he showed up. pete: tensions rise in the middle east here at home students already on high alert as anti-israel protesters vow to return to college campuses when school starts this week. rachel: former teacher leo terrell on the safety concerns, next.

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>> we're back with fox news alert israeli defense forces locate and recovered bodies of six hostages found in gaza just days ago. that includes american hirsch goldberg poland according to an idf spokesman hostages powngtd brutally murdered possibly a day or two before idf troops found them. hames abducted all six innocent civilians on october 7th

meanwhile here in the u.s. students already on high alert as protesters pro-hamas protesters vow to continue raging across campus. a new report revealing jewish columbia students were chased from dorms spat on, and pinned against walls. including one we spoke to earlier. >> since demonstrators protesters who violently sieged a building faced little to no consequence i'm concerned that this year we'll see an escalation as i understand it the group chats i'm in people i've been talking to saying it is starting again and starting back the gates that demonstrating, chanting everything. pete: fox news contributor former history social studies teacher leo terrell joins us now. do you think there hasn't been real accountability for the perpetrators who were harassing jewish student why should we expect anything to change on these universities? >> nothing is beginning to change until trump becomes

president. let's be clear where is the federal government and the department of justice and department of education? pete have you seen any federal arrest? have you seen any federal troops over there protecting jewish american students? this is the michigan strategy. i'm old enough to remember in mississippi in alabama, where americans, federal troopers to protect black kids jewish american students have been abandoned by this administration because they want to win michigan. it is plain and simple it will not change until trump is president. pete: that's incredible, and to think we will see -- we could see scenes like that and almost no one has been held accountable of university presidents -- moved along, but behind it things have not changed. let's go to california real quick. couple of topics there -- your home state, san francisco is launching a $3 million audit of the city's 98 statues and

monoyou means to figure out which ones no longer represent the city values and should be removed apparently there's outside money that's funding this. to -- what statues are we talking about i have to believe they've taken offensive ones down a long time ago what are they doing? >> they want to eliminate this is shaleful beside being a civil rights attorney they want to rerace white male history and scott key and they want to eliminate white history. and i'll tell you this pete this is very poor because you're into education. first monuments then history books it is going to continue so this is what's gong to happen. pete: francis scott key guy who wrote our -- you know, >> star-spangled banner and benjamin franklin and older guys they didn't like it? >> they're attacking white males

first monuments then history books and then completely elimination they want to erase our american history. pete: okay that's where we're at doesn't surprise me san francisco that's where the democratic party is rewriting our textbooks, of course, more statues done if it serves their purpose of 15 minutes ago. let's take in california for a second. nancy pelosi was on real time with bill maher she talked about a new california bill that gives illegal immigrants money toward purchasing a home. watch this. >> giving government assistance to undocumented immigrants to buy houses. that's kind of a different place than the democratic party is to be on immigration. >> well let me just say immigration had always been a bipartisan issue. i refer you to the -- >> not free houses. >> not free housing. it's the american dream being available to more people. >> ab1840 a law recently passed

that gives the housing authority there the ability to give free money to illegals for homes? >> yeah. and let me simply say that nancy pelosi i saw that interview she's lying. listen, bipartisan support for immigration yes. democrats pete want illegal immigration. republicans want legal immigration. what they want are new voters in california and america. basically, they're allowing americans to subsidize illegal conduct by giving them free homes. gavin newsom will commit political suicide if he signs that bill. it is ridiculous, and it is insult every american citizen. california is horrible you won't be if you gave me a nightmare california is in bad shape, pete. pete: it is. you're saying bill hasn't been signed yet so an opportunity to block it at this point. >> if he wants any chance to become a national figure in 2028 -- he should not sign that bill. veto that bill. nancy pelosi enjoy being the king maker since got rid of

biden now she wants to control california. pete: lots of americans watching right now. american citizens who can't afford a new home and the idea that we're spending tax dollars for illegals -- you're precisely right leo terrell great to see you. >> who broke the law. you got it. pete: good to see you joe rogen versus oprah why the podcast icon is calling out over speeches and bill stiller wantses to change candidate and backing president harris and i'll be joining pop culture roundup this will be tough, coming up next. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients. try pronamel mouthwash.

rachel: all right time for another pop culture roundup this

time we've got pete our special guest today. pete: i haven't been nervous for a segment in a long time this music comes on i'm usually watching what do i do? rachel: joe rogen is calling out oprah and michelle obama for hypocritical speeches at the dnc watch. >> talking about income inequality hey lady. you're rich as [bleep] like how is that equal? also when michelle obama was saying i think she was saying her mother or grandmother was suspicious of people who took more than they needed like you are worth so much money. [laughter] glam take more than they needed and obamas have four mansions. pete: a bunch of rich people talking about rich people okay. i mean, although i'm surprised -- she hasn't taken more of a step into the political realm like you've suspected because when you watched her speech as much of a demagoguery that was there

it was effective but again two ladies here with a lot of money still often oftentimes see themselves of victims of a system that has only benefited everyone loves -- rachel: her fan base is -- ladies, and her she lives on a rich white lady island that's says hispanics off the island are going back to chicago. pete: well paid victims on a planet. rachel: 100% here's ben stiller he says it is time for a change. watch. ♪ ♪ >> what you like about harris platform. >> very excited -- about moving forward and all of the energy, excitement that's around this movement right now. so that's why i'm here because it is, you know, time for change and seems leak it is happening. rachel: he doesn't seem like he believe it is but gaslight she's not really in charge right now she's changed. pete: dick cheney running as

change can't in 2008 i'm dick cheney if you want something different elect me in 2008. like never going to happen. but this, that strikes me about the depth of ben stiller i don't say bright guy, so he stood there and said moving forward we want energy, and excitement. and the movement for change. all buzz words. just there because he wants people to tell him how awesome he is. rachel: fox news alert pete said kamala harris is halliburton of this election. [laughter] meghan markle regrets her royal exit because she wished she focused on her business a name that joey hates we don't know what it means? i don't know. but this is so interesting pete they're both having regrets they're plotting their comeback as we speak they've gotten new advisors and pr people they want back. pete: been in exile for a number of years their ventures aren't

going well because they're not necessarily everything he has has been handed had time and she made him reject everything of his previous life now operation out of the coal is what they're calling behind scenes and she's trying to start i didn't know about american rivera orchard a lifestyle company apparently been going for months and can't hire a ceo 18 people have quit already. she's a terrible boss. shocker -- rachel: supposed to be selling jams and gave to the website and it is selling nothing and she realizes she has a pr problem and running back to royals this is been fun to watch. all right. this is very interesting because the dating app bumble which is an app where the girl has to -- basically click on the guy first so she makes first move. that app has dropped by 50% this year. so some people are saying it is a seen that women don't like to

make the first move others a saying it is about apps just going down for young people. they don't like it. pete: i didn't live that differentiated bumble. rachel: glad you're not on bumble. pete: not on anything rachel. but human nature women make the first move every guy ever has been like why won't you make the first move because they don't make the first move. rachel: they don't like to. >> app on a false premise don't surprise me when it caves. rachel: a good thing pete -- pete: meeting people on reality tv is a great thing. rachel: it was real. more real than an app. thanks -- you're coming back you're invited back joey you're next. and we're doing a royal segment with joey he loves those royals. ryan joins us next.

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>> we're back with a fox news alert a vigil will be held tonight here in new york city for the six hostages found dead in gaza days ago idf spokesman says hirsch poland and five others brutally murdered.

possibly a day or two before troops discovered them. hamas abducted all six on october 7th. our necks guest has been sounding the alarm on importance of supporting israel gop congressman byron donalds joins us now. thanks for joining us this morning tragic news all of the lives of equal importance and one of them was an american now we have four american that was found dead and four still captive what pressure does this put on the biden harris administration to get our citizens home? >> first it is good to be with you these tragic events that have now happened in gaza that biden-harris administration needs to allow israel to do the job of finishing hamas this has been the situation really since october 7th. israel has been prepared to do everything it can to get the hostages back but it's been slow walked in part because of this response from joe biden and

kamala harris. they have been pressuring israel not allow israel to do what is necessary, and it is unfortunate that when you have a terrorist group like hamas that hides behind women and children they hide behind civilians, they do this all of the time but all from this administration from kamala harris, from joe biden -- that's the weakness that leads to death of hostages. there needs to be an immediate change and strategy from this white house. >> more than anything i want to see our government try to got our people home. i don't think that's too much to ask in any scenario but this crisis happens in the back drop of what's happening in our country right now which is we have an election we have two people running for president and there couldn't be a more stark contrast between the two you're hitting the road to campaign for former president trump. also i want to bring in black conservative founder diante johnson he's got more about his bus tour that they are launching. diante tell us about it. >> so we're meeting votes

exactly where they are beginning to the communities reaching out to black men, black men are a very important target this election cycle. so we're gong to them. we're going to barbershops we're going to communities we're having conversations on economics. we're having conversations comparing 2019 donald trump and 2019 kamala harris when you put both together, it is not a good thing for kamala. >> congressman, donald you're in florida and that's a place that shows there is no monolithic group of people that vote one way or the other you have south florida which is largely hispanic, you've got everything race ethnicity and people move from all over the country been there's been a red wave in florida. politics have moved to the right as people move to florida what can the bus tour do in this coalition do to show that there isn't some monolithic ideology among black americans or urban americans or any group of americans? >> well what it does is bring key information to voters who

frankly are craving it everybody know what is donald trumpments to do. people remember the donald trump economy but they're hiding kamala harris from the voters, obviously, interviewed last other day did not go well for her and her team so they hide her so we have to take the information straight to people. how was the economy when donald trump was president? significantly better economy. were our city and country secure absolutely and like we talk at the top of this interview what was happening around the globe were there conflicts all over the place when donald trump was president no there was not. there was peace throughout the world and meant to go through everywhere and bcs tour will accommodate that mission. joey: it is amazing to believe that issues that are affecting americans could be important to all americans. and i think you all are spreading that message and we truly appreciate you for it. >> thank you. >> thank you. joey: yes, sir. all right.

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[laughter] rachel: all right from sleeping in his car to hitting it big with songs like this one had is just one of my favorite buy me a boat our next guest proves that hard work and perseverance absolutely pays off. dedicated to give back especially to our veterans and latest hit what you see is what you get is available now on all streaming platforms. joey: this is a country music star and song songwriter but chris johnson joins us now. >> good morning pete good morning to the show everybody. it is a real bletionz to be here with you i've been looking forward to being back on fox i look for a reason to do this every chance i get and i appreciate the invite so thank you. it is my pleasure thank you. pete: a lot of people don't know rags to american riches story.

share it. >> so i was a middle class lower class poor kid from i grew up in a single wide trailer you know, i never needed for anything. but epted for a lot, growing up it was like you know you have to buy your own car, mow the lawn do what you got to do to make some money so i was able to get a month calo they were like were you homeless and i never looked at it that way i thought i was live the american dream and winning there it is. another picture of the car. so -- >> a malibu. >> monte carlo same thing but i slept in the backseat because seats would fall down so i lived in the alley between tootsies and people would go are you okay man i'm great eve a gig in two hours so i started out doing seven days week shows and four

of those four hour shows a day so i never really left and i just would shower at random friends houses and i started literally at the bottom. and you know, there was a lot of help with teamwork a great wife, great teams over the years but man, and a whole lot of god and fans. but we built that thing from nothing into something, and that is the american dream we lie in the free society. a free country that allows you to do whatever you want to do if you want to do it not just sitting back talking about it but really want to get in there and get dirty and gets your hands in the dirt and get it done, you can. and i'm thank to feel say that i was able to do that and you know, nothing that's given to me ever. this was a -- this was a hard uphill climb that always has been. still is, but i tell you you've got to celebrate little victories and successes when you have hit sons like they could go away tomorrow and some trying their whole life to do this and i've stacked a bunch of them or we have may i say, and it is such a blessing.

so like when we come to see me live people say you may want to play buy me a boat again don't and i will play them triple times. i'll just play my hits. >> i hate when i go and they want to play their newest thing and not their hits it makes me mad. >> i agree. pete: your newest is quite the hit i don't to undersell that. joey: so what you see is what you get is that also name of the tour right now? >> that's the name of the tour we're on check my website for dates and what you see is what you get is on the 20s climbing so inside the top 30 you're kind of getting it. and country music you started top 30 and 40 so we're around 20s right now and a number one projecting wise so thankful for that. it is a true story i had the rock in the video but it is true. you want to play the most familiar first then people

become familiar with the new thing because it starts slower on radio and streaming platforms and then it starts pecking up momentum and another number one. >> this is a man who loves his fans. >> i do. i love my family, y'all, my fans and i'll tell you pete you mentioned veterans not to cut you off but i want to say this while we're here i was at an event few weeks ago with joey again for veterans and there is something that has taken a big -- a big chunk of my heart and soul, and just who i am as a man. as i've grown through the years i've learned how much and now maybe more than ever how much our flag is important to represent. and how it is important to stand up for and even more important to take it and make sure that we're teaching next generation. >> chris -- that message resonates in your music, in your personality we've done helping events and wrap this up but you're gong perform next. >> i love it. >> stick around. play buy me a boat.

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