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what you see is what you get, the rock is in the video. we begin the final hour of "fox & friends" from the fox news you alert. israeli defense forces troops have located sadly and recoveree bodies of six hostages. the hostages were found, quote, brutally murdered, possibly a day or two before idf troops found them. hamas abducted all six on october 7th and their remains were found inside a tunnel in gaza. goldberg poland and a four others were kidnapped during a music festival in october. rachel: president biden releasing a statement about the death overnight, saying quote, i am devastated and outraged i've gotten to know his parents john and rachel. they have been courageous, wise and steadfast as they have

endured the unimaginable. pete: when woke up this morning, reeding about the story, the most difficult thing to hear and read is they were alive until you couple days ago. they were hostages, endured hell in the hands of an evil terrorist organization and were savagely executed, shot presumably as israeli troops were getting closer, don't know if they were at the door or the neighborhood or anticipating it but clearly their hamas captors thought they were better off dead if they were hoping to get away. rachel: i guess there was a hostage not that long ago who was in a similar situation and the hamas terrorists fled and left that person p aalive and so there was hope that might happen but that is not what happened. meanwhile, back in march, kamala harris who hasn't yet that we know of weighed in on this

latest execution of these hostages did weigh in on what she thought about the rafah offensive, saying it would be a mistake to do that. listen. >> we have been clear in multiple convers conversations n every way that any major militamilitary operation in rafh would be a huge mistake. let me tell you something. i have studied the maps. there's nowhere for those folks to go and we're looking at about a million and-a-half people in rafah who are there because they were told to go there, most of them. and so we've been very clear that it would be a mistake to move into rafah with any type of military operation. rachel: kamala has weighed in and here's what she had to say. i think we're going to put that up. >> we may not have it. pete: we'll have that in a

moment. she's weighed in. she's been weighing in for a long time. here's the statement. i strongly condemn hamas' continued brutality and so much the entire world. i have no higher priority than safety of american citizens wherever they are in the world. joey: how much of that -- what's the substance there? you hang on that word about american citizens no matter where they are in the world. her administration has pressured israel to give this fight up. what have we gun to get our americans home? maybe behind the scenes, i don't know. i try to be optimistic. it's hard to when you see an administration abandon our guys and gals in afghanistan and now looks like they're using this as an opportunity to score political points by telling bibi he needs to get a cease fire. pete: this administration has been working behind the scenes against bibi netanyahu. after october 7th they tried to leverage this and go on, the defense minister, there's reporting that the american administration is behind him and his efforts to take on bibi

netanyahu. they've been trying to tell israel where they can and cannot raid. imagine after 9/11 if some country was to tell us you can't go to that town in iraq or afghanistan. we'd say we can go wherever we want forest tri for retributit happened on 9/11. that's a lot of the same thoughts that israelis have. rachel: actually, the execution is under debate in israel because many of the families of the hostages would like to see their loved ones being the priority and getting a cease fire agreement versus trying to destroy hamas before they're able to save their loved ones so i know we talked a little about rafah because that's been in debate and i think it's helpful, pete, if you could go and a show us on the map what we're looking at. pete: rafah is a big sticking point to the idea of any sort of

cease fire with hamas if that's what they want now that they're executing hostages so you've got israel here and egypt, this is the sinai peninsula. we have the gaza strip, attacks coming out of there on october 7th. israeli's been clearing portions of the gaza strip. rafah is the crossing into egypt. they found a huge tunnel network there, over 500 tunnels, 5 a 0 f which lead between the gaza strip and a egypt. this is the lifeline for hamas, weapons, people, there's some reporting that hostages could have moved back and forth had so it's not clear that all the hostages necessarily are in gaza. right now, as of may, israel controls rafah and they control a specific crossing point where most of that had happened and hamas of course is demanding that israel shouldn't be able to be there so hamas is saying if we are going to get a cease fire, israel has to leave rafah.

and benjamin netanyahu is saying why would we give up the one place where we could control whether our enemy gets refit with more supplies. that's the sticking point right now. rachel: we talked about really quick, joey, there's another place where we could exert pressure and that's fromy jptd. from egypt. we give is is israel some money. this could lead to a world war iii situation and that would involve us. pete: he egypt's been playing the shell game for a long time. rachel: we give a lot of money to he egypt. we talked about the ton ills. why aren't we telling egypt to do something about the tunnels and holding our foreign aid as a leverage there. pete: we should. i don't know why we're not. ultimately this crossing point, egypt doesn't want that problem come onto their territory. joey: that's right. pete: massive refugee camps they the sinai peninsula. they talk about wanting to had help the palestinian people and they don't want to let them into

egypt and out of the war zone. hamas wants the people bottled up in gaza. that's more civilian shields an targets they can use for propaganda purposes. if egypt allows them out, ultimately you've got fighters in the area and it's a different dynamic for hamas. joey: i think it's important, israel started the offensive in the north. pete: correct. joey: and pushed south. the idea they would never go into rafah makes no sense because the enemy went to rafah. pete: the argument that hamas and the u.n. is making, as the enemy went south, so did the civilian population. rafah was an end state that israel wanted to achieve. they've been holding it, preventing people from going back and forth which puts a ststrangle hold on hamas. maybe that leads to a hostage negotiation eventually. israel assassinated hamas' chief negotiator in tehran, taking orders from iran.

joey: all the cease fire agreements that have been put on the table, one of them was -- israel created a line across gaza they were securing and hamas said well, we'll do this deal if we control that line. israel had to control that line in order to let civilians go back north so the invasion of rafah wouldn't be as dedreamtal. all along -- detrimental. all ayou long the way, hamas undermined israel's attempts to make a safer place for civilian. pete: let's bring in reagan ortagus. we lost an american. what's your take away in those events yesterday? >> well, i've been listening to you guys all morning. i heard rachel's voice crack. when you guys were first reporting this and i just feel what all you of feel and certainly what rachel feels. i got to know hirsch's parents. i interviewed them. i've seen them several times, most recently sitting in front of them when bibi netanyahu

spoke to the congress and nobody has been more pro pro li live advocating. this was an american that died. ultimately the president of the united states, the vice president, they are responsible for bringing americans home and it breaks my heart that hirsch and i think this is an important point, an american was executed. he didn't die in custody. he was shot in the back of the head. likely as israeli soldiers were nearby. we know that sinwar is trying to stay alive at all costs. and what's amazing is that he endured almost 11 months in captivity. 11 months of probably unspeakable torture. we know he lost part of his arm. we have seen a hostage video actually that hirsch had done at one point probably within the last three or four months and we know from the israeli government that these six who died were alive within the last 48 to 72

hours, that just goes to show you that we should stop treating hamas like they are a nation state to negotiate with. they are cruel and disgusting and despicable terrorists who have no problem murdering people as they did. because that's what they did on october 7th. when ever they raped women, killed parents in front of their children, when they burned whole families alive. stop negotiating with them and treating them like they're a nation state. they're not. they're a group of terrorists who need to be eliminated or they will do what they said they will do, which is they'll do october 7th again and again and again. rachel: and yet the families of the remaining hostages do want a cease fire. they realize that some of the rescue missions are very risky and they want their families back. i mean, i'm sorry, i'm a mom and i can understand that entirely. get my son, get my daughter you outof there. what is your -- you talked to that family. you have spoken with them.

you also know other hostage families. where are they at and what kind of political power do they have domestically inside of israel? >> that's a great question, rachel and i'm with you. i'm also a mother and there's nothing i would want more than to get my child out of harm's way as well. the question that we should ask ourselves is from a policy perspective in the united states, what more comerica be doing? quite frankly, i think this should be the first question at the debate between former president trump and vice president harris whenever that comes up. what are you going to do? remember, there's still four hostages, american hostages that are remaining there so there's still four americans that need to get home and i would make that question number one. how do you get them home? the question fridays is from a y perspective, of source. lelcourse everyonewants this to. are we negotiating the right way? are we applying the right leverage? i would argue that we aren't.

whenever we had two successful hostage exchanges, it was when we were you applying -- when israel was applying military pressure on hamas. if we pressure iran for example and the trump administration, mike pompeo told the iranians if you touch the head of an american, if you touch the hair of an american, we're holding you accountable whether it's one of your proxies or whether you're directly responsible for it. so you have to get leverage back. right now, hamas has all of the leverage because they have the hostages. so how does the biden and harris administration get leverage back? by holding iran accountable. by holding qatar, by holding egypt, holding everybody accountable in the region. they have to flip the dynamic. they're unsuccessful. tying israel's hands behind their backs with the rafah situation extended the situation we're in today. >> leadership, that's what we

need. thank you for joining you. rachel: thank you. great seeing you. pete: we're going to torn a few add additional headlines starting with this. san francisco 49ers rookie of wide receiver rickey persal is in serious but stable condition after he was shot during an you attempted robbery yesterday. he was walking in san francisco's eugene square neighborhood when the gunman 2gugunmantried to steal his rol. he put up a fight. the suspect was also shot and is recovering. charges are expected as early as tuesday. the w hazards of being a player that plays in san francisco. federal officials clearing did falcfalcon 9 rocket to fly agai. it was stopped during a landing aattempt. it will attempt to take civilians into space for the

first civilian space walk on wednesday, after the mission was delayed due to wednesday. later this month the rocket will head to the international space station international space forn as i brings home two stranded nasa astronauts in february. and college football is back and a full day of it yesterday. notre dame kicking things off in week one was a 23-13 win over texas a a aw a a & m. hurricanes dominating over florida. and penn state taking care of business against west virginia. 34-12. and joey's georgia bulldogs, too much to rival clemson. >> stan's in. gets it off.

and down the sideline and into the end zone. pete: 34-3. rachel: wow. joey: it was fun to watch. that was a lot of fun to watch. they worked really hard and we get to have a lot of fun. look at that. pete: that's what you say when you're number one in the country. joey: there's nowhere for us to pun be. to punch up. we work hard and win games. pete: you rotate different teams, different years. joey: i knew we played tennessee. i didn't know where. correction for the record. rachel: your labor day barbecue is more expensive than four years ago thanks to biden and harris. we're going to break down the added cost when sean duffy joins us live, next. that's a fighting irish.

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>> reporter: it's a rest day for the top of both tickets but as you mentioned harris and biden together in the keystone state for their first ever together campaign stop. that will come after she first stops solo in detroit. now, former president trump has a clear calendar until mid-week when he'll join hand hannity fa town hall, triple a says this record could be record breaking. break it down if from trump to biden, harris. you see with gas prices down a little from last year but compared to what it was under trump, prices increased less than 1% under trump but skyrocket ited nearly 50% under biden, harris. air fares down 25 bees% under trump but up nearly 22% under the biden, harris administration. go to hotels. down 13% under trump. and look at that, shot back up more than 50% under the last four years. and to the grocery store, kind

of rough all around. but only a 6 and-a-half % increase during the trump years, then climbing 20% in the last four years. as for the running mate's schedule, we'll seen governor walz today, the only candidate out there at the minnesota state fair. he'll go then to milwaukee. vance has no public events scheduled at the time. americans out there doing their you hey bore day thing. joey: thank you very much. joining us now, co-host of the bottom line on fox business, and rachel's words a fighting irish as we were talking about college football, sean duffy. you've got a big morning ahead. the prices of things have gone up in the term of president biden and kamala harris in office so in that 21 to 24, i mean, we've heard it,s gas up 49%, air fare up 22%. are they going to stick with this idea that things are better or that she'ses the path had

forward? >> price increases have come down, inflation is at 2.5%, down from 8, 9% earlier in the administration. but joey, prices overall under the biden, h harris administratn are up over 20% so the american family is feeling the pinch and as we go into the labor day weekend as people are trying to the buy hamburger, steak or ribs, they feel the pinch of the joe biden, kamala harris economy and the problem we have is kamala harris has offered more of the same. her plan is to give you more spending, more borrowing, more taxes, more government programs which will bring you, again, higher prices. so she doesn't see the problem with the last three and-a-half years and it's an offer of three and-a-half or four years more of what you had which will give you the same results which is going to damage the american family. this is the number one issue for voters this coming election. and kamala harris says i have no plan, i'm going to give you joe's plan that the american

people are so angry at. joey: we have to point this out. i find it so ridiculous. i don't hear enough people talking about it. her plan for attacking the fact that houses in a lot of areas are twice the price they were few years ago is to give you 25 grand to go buy it with. how does that help you pay the mortgacar car mortgage once yout i she's supposed to be the root causes czar, this is attacking the price, not the root causes of housing, food or of fuel. >> we want interest rates to come down so people will sell houses again. interest rates are high. it's not just the $25,000 gift for new home buyers when we're $35 trillion in debt. what she also wants to do is come in and say i want to take over of zoning of communities so the federal government will decide how, when and where we build. that's traditionally been left up to the communities in which people live in. so this is going to be a federal

government grab of your rights in your community from kamala harris. it won't do anything to help lower prices of homes. joey: listen, you're about to have a busy morning. you're hosting sun do morning sg futures. tell us what's going on. >> mark zuckerberg admits he was censoring speech on his platform. jim jordan is going to join us. six hostages, killed by hamas and with the backdrop of college campus protests, elise stie stan stistie stefanikis here to disc. jason miller will be here. an economic conversation with maria sitting down with kevin hassett and steven moore. it's a great show. don't miss it. joey: we'll see you in a few minutes. still you head an apparent

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joey: a fox news alert. the idf you announcing they found six dead hostages taken by hamas on october 7th inside a tunnel in gaza days ago. that includes the remains of hirsch goldberg, poland. trey yingst joins us live from hostage square in the tel aviv. he's got more, trey. >> reporter: yeah, hey, joey, good morning. six israeli hostages that were being held inside gaza were killed by hamas according to the israeli military. their bodies were recovered this weekend. it's a devastating development for the israeli people who have

waited 332 days for them to come home. we dough k do know three hostage set to be released from the gaza during what was supposed to be you humanitarian exchange once the cease fire was implemented, among them hirsch goldberg poland, his story grabbed the attention of the world, the 23-year-old was attending a music festival when the october 7th attack began. he hid inside a bomb sell tear r that hamas threw bombs inside of. throughout the ordeal, he survived until being executed in recent days. president biden released a statement overnight saying he was devastated and outraged, adding the bodies were recovered from a tunnel underneath rafah, which moved israeli defense minister to call on the war cabinet to reverse a decision led by benjamin netanyahu last week to keep troops in the philadelphia corridor between

gaza and egypt. the funerals for the hostages that were killed inside gaza will be held in the days ahead. it was a devastating morning this morning across the country. joey. joey: thank you, trey. thanks for everything. i'm going toes toes it over my l rrightshoulder to pete. pete: today the apparel company tall order is giving out 18,000 pairs of socks inspired by yankees outfielder aaron judge to fans atan yankee stadium. the companies was founded by brothers who were hoping to remember their dad. he was killed in the world trade center attacks on 9/11. his sons were just 11 years old when that happened. together, with their mom lisa, they brought supplies and socks to first responders at ground zero after that attack. this month, tall order is giving back and will als donate 15% of

sales to tunnel to towers. joining us is tall order co-founder mike freedman an ceo of tunnel to towers, frank siller many than thank you for g here. when i think of age 11, that's a formative age for a young boy to lose their father, when you named it tall order that's a reflection it's a tall order to live up to him and so many that supported you after the attacks. >> it was a tall order to give back. we remembered vividly going down to new york new new york city ag clean supplies, clean, white, dry socks to first responders and as we were going back, we felt you know what, you one day it's going to be a tall order to give back and thank everybody for what they did for our family and through our socks, through our generous donation, we think we've fulfilled the tall order

proudly. pete: this is a company and cause take resonates a lot with you, frank. >> so many different ways. tunnels to towers we need the revenue to help the great heroes that we help, many of them went down ton the pile looking for your dad, looking for my brother that still continue to you die of 9/11 illnesses. but i just love the name. it's just -- because it is our responsibility to give back to those who helped us through that particular period and to do good in this world and it is a tall order and you're doing it and giving tunnel to towers 15% of the whole month of september. the whole month of september so the name of the company is united lakewear and y you apparl company. how do people do that. >> go to the website, tallorder.com, today the first 18,000 fans at the yankee stadium will get these limited edition socks that we collaborated with tunnel to

towers and there's a qr code on the back that shows for every pemade on the web state, 15% of sales goes back to tunnels to towers. in our mind at tall order it's about looking good, feeling good and doing good. pete: you field teamed up withl guy, really good at hitting home runs, aaron judge. can you hold up the socks. they make the socks that aaron judge wears on the field. he's such a big dude. they need him specially made. thousand now he's part of the c. >> in 2020 we get a call from the new york yankees quilt manager who says aaron needs help of. he needs bigger socks. and we were able to design a specific sock for him. as you can see, these socks have grip technology that helps with stability which is what he needed. he started wearing them in 2021 against the baltimore orioles, went 3- 5 hitting a moon shot of

if home run. pete: it's the socks. >> the rest is history. 2022 he hit 62 homers. mvp. november of 2022 he signed as aning which at this partner of - an equity partner of tall order. we're happy to have him on board, sharing our love for sports, socks and the mission to give back. people if they go to tallorder.com, they can read the story. pete: last word, real quick, frank. >> look, support this great company. i promise you, the money that is raised we'll take care of our heroes. we're never going to forget what happened on 9/11 and the best way not to forget is to honor these guys by doing good and you're doing good, sir. and it is a tall order. >> thank you. pete: mike and frank, honoring your father and brother alike. god bless you both and awesome, tallorder.com. great socks and great cause. brazil bans the matt form x from their country over a spat with the owner of elon musk while

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends. we have got more storms across the. apartsof the eastern seaboard. mostly in the afternoon. we'll continue to watch the front pull through. take a look at the weather maps. you can see the warmer air we've got across a lot of the eastern

seaboard. it's going to remain warm there. we'll be talking about the showers. we've got a front that will be moving through and as it does that's where we might see a little bit of severe weather. some of that starting off mostly kind of around towards part of the mid-afudc. mid-atlantic. we've got bigger distour dancess across the central gum. gulf.it improves tomorrow. the front will be through and then things will look much better many back to you inside. rachel: thank you, rick. this morning elon musk's x is banned in brazil following a months long feud with musk who refuses to back down on free speech rights. our next guest warns the world is taking a giant leap towards totallanism. journalist michael shellenberger is here to explain. explain to us why this new form

of totalitarianism, the censorship and complicity of they of leads in this is more dangerous than the oto totalitarianism we've seen in the past. >> people have to understand that if the government can control and the ruling party can control all of the information that we're allowed to see, then there's no need for tanks and torture chambers. you know, the u.s. government under biden and harris have been funding censorship advocacy in brazil. the fbi went to brazil to share information on how to censor. we saw in the twitter files brazil, the brazilian government demanding that not only x but every other social media platform ban sitting members of the brazilian senate, ban independent journalists, we now see in brazil the effective dick dadictator of brazil has frozen

the bank accounts of star link which elon musk is an investor. theses are behaviors similar to communist cuba, other totalitarian regimeses around the world. this comes after the arrest of another social media ceo in france last week, it appears we're in the midst of a global totalitarian crackdown that we should all be very concerned could arrive ear in the united states. rachel: well, yeah, if we're funding the censorship in these countries, that's even more troubling. i know facebook has given into the government demands and so he -- facebook or of zuckerberg fa. facebook or instagram remain there. elon musk is the holdout. i'm seeing censorship and totalitarianism breaking out all over the western hemisphere. what does this mean for america? what can we expect, particularly if this administration, kamala

harris wins this coming election? these part of the funding of the censorship in brazil for example. >> well, it's even worse than that. it's important for people to know that kamala harris repeatedly called for banning donald trump. kri.rachel: yes. >> notnot just fromtwitter butl media platform. her running mate, tim walz, said there is no free speech guarantee for what he called misinformation which is a completely subjective term. misinformation is what you call speech that you don't agree or that you don't think is right. here you have the democratic presidential candidate and her running mate both strongly calling for censorship, not in foreign countries, but in the united states and by the way, you know, when the brazilian government seeks to ban politicians, when kamala harris seeks to ban politicians from social media, that's election interference. it's a violation of the first

amendment. it's also an illegal interference in elections which is absolutely prohibited under the u.s. constitution and really every country's constitution. so i think that what we're seeing here is very serious and americans even if you don't care about brazil, you should wore hely that totalitarianism and censorship could arrive in the united states in a really big way in years to. rachel: it's already here. michael shellenberger, it's just going to metastisize. zuckerberg to weak and greedy to stand up to the brazil government. maybe he should sell it to elon musk who has been able to stand up to the thugs in the brazilian government and also our own. ththank you for joining us and breaking it down for us sus succinctly and intelligently. stick with us, chris jansen joins us for a special

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people call me back woods, i tell them thank you. ♪ cover up my tattoos something that i can't do. i'm going to be myself the way i was raised. ♪ i don't see a problem, probably never going to change. ♪ i like sitting in the trees. ♪ waiting on a dare. ♪ chillings on a river bank. ♪ killing cold beer. ♪ when i get a truck. ♪ i just jack it up. ♪ find myself a mud hole, go and get it stuck. ♪ head to toe in c ammo that's just how it is. ♪ i don't try to hide. ♪ what you see it what you get. ♪ what you see is what you get. ♪ what you see is what you get. ♪ oh, yeah. ♪ i'm going to keep it country. ♪ like the radio. ♪ if you want to know me, all you need to know. ♪ is i like sitting in the trees. ♪ waiting on a dare. ♪ chilling on a river bank.

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pete: well, if you love that that song, and i know you did, what you see is what you get is available now on all streaming platforms, and, chris, you're going on tour, right? >> yeah. kris janson.com/tour -- chris janson. come and see us. if you want a great american good time to remind you of the times where we celebrate, where

we sing hit songs, where we have a great time, we honor the flag, our vets and we have a good time doing it in the midst of doing it, country music rock and roll meets right in the middle, then come see us on tour. rachel: i have a new favorite chris januaryson song. >> well, thank you. joey: i told you. rachel: i know, i know. during the break i saw sunting -- hunting trips being made here. like, it's for real. pete: and you talked about a dip cones at dq. rachel: no, i mean that he was planning a hunting trip -- [laughter] >> wait. the airplane is going right over the head. so, no -- [laughter] i love the dip cone, i really do. no pun if intended, i'm a bass pro man, just like it says and, hey, i'm going to take you on a hunting trip, it's going to be great. joey: wrist -- chris, you're the man. have a great rest of the day. pete: to to church. rachel: happy sunday. ♪ sean: good sunday morn