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♪ if ♪ will: it's the 9 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend. pete: there's the jazz hands -- [laughter] rachel: it's happening. will: the second sunday of football season s and vp candidate tim walz says he scored a owed to, he's taking the game back from republicans. >> now, i will claim this, i took football back from 'em too, by the way, so -- [cheers and applause] so we know. rachel: we're going to do discuss that. plus, rfk jr. and tulsi gabbard blast their former party. it. stumping for trump in battleground arizona. if. >> it's a party that now is under the control of this elitist cabal of so-called woke warmongers. >> it's become the party of war, it's become the party of surveillance, it's become the party of censorship. pete: and honoring our heros.

one foundation reminding americans to never forget all month long. we'll bring you live to the 9/11 heroes' run in maryland. the final hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ why can't we be friends? ♪ why can't we be friends? ♪ will: rhode island. beautiful. finish you're headed there. rachel: i'm headed to to rhode island after this. i've always wanted to the go, and so sean and i are heading up for a little time away. and i talked to rick last night, and he said the weather's going to be beautiful. pete: excellent. i'm glad -- i've always thought if you want to the become a senator, move to rhode island. less competition. not a lot of people live there. not a big state, so it's not hard to traverse the state.

will: commute's not bad. wisconsin's not a concern wyoming's not a lot of people, but it's big, you're commuting, you've got to get around -- pete: rhode island, it's like joe in delaware, being a senator from there. you wreck the country, but you're a senator. rachel: right. also mental health and happiness rates are much low lower for liberals, so there's that part too. pete: that's a problem. the northeast this time of year is definitely gorgeous. rachel: i can't wait. will: i want to start thinking about the easiest states to be a senator. rachel: wyoming. pete: like, california, if you're a democrat, that's a food fight to the try to do that. will: oh, yeah. pete: but smaller states? rachel: texas has a lot of -- will: people. rachel: -- politics. [laughter] will: texas wouldn't be very high. that's a tough list. pete: i see a list coming on the will cain show.

will: the campaigns continue to the target key battleground states with less than two months to go before the election. rachel: former president trump and vice presidential candidate j.d. vance heading to michigan on tuesday while vice president harris will hit the campaign trail tuesday in philadelphia. pete: 51 days. madeleine rivera is live in washington. >> reporter: hi, guys. former purpose, vice president kamala harris and their -- former president trump and their running mates have a short break before picking things back up again this week, and their schedules are packed. harris is is heading to pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin facing pressure to do more interviews. she's doing a fireside chat hosted by the national association of black journalists in philadelphia on tuesday. in michigan she'll be joined by oprah winfrey. this comes after she spoke at a dinner hosted by the congressional black caucus foundation on saturday. >> while we move and fight to move our nation forward toward a

brighter future, donald trump and his extremist allies intend to take our mission backward. but we are not going back. >> reporter: trump, meantime, is courting law enforcement. he's now got the backing of the las vegas police protective association, the largest law enforcement association in nevada. >> it means a lot. we have tremendous law enforcement endorsements. we have military endorsements, we have a lot of 'em. but i just really appreciate it. it's very, very special. >> reporter: as he wraps up his west coast swing, trump is setting his sights on michigan and north carolina in the coming days. he's also got a stop on long island on wednesday. now, no one really thinks of new york as being in play in the presidential election, but there are several competitive congressional races in the state with some republican incumbents looking to defend their seats in suffolk and nassau counties. will, and rachel. rachel: thanks, madeleine.

>> reporter: you got it, of course. rachel: appreciate it. pete: we've seen multiple iterations and approaches to this campaign. you're seeing kamala harris doing a lot of scripted speeches off a teleprompter, a few interviews, but when she does, it usually causes problems. tim walz, more or less the same, whereas you've seen from donald trump and j.d. vance the willingness to go out amongst the people in sort of unconventional spots whether it was bodegas during the trial or a football game in north carolina. it was -- will: app state -- pete: versus east carolina at their football game. here he is on the field just talking about being there. >> yeah. so, obviously, we've besided to come to the rivalry game because it's such a big north carolina institution, and we're glad that we did it. met met a lot of good people, trying to remind people to vote is. we'll do very well in the rural part of the state, away we want

to the make sure people get their voices heard because that's the only way we win this race. rachel: tim walz is believing the campaign press that he is the vision, the image that you think of when you think about football. he claims he's taking football back. listen. if from the gop. >> there's only one party right now stands for freedom, and that's us, right? [applause] whether it's freedom, whether it's flag or it's the family, that's what happened. and you saw in chicago. now, i will claim in this, i did this one, a personal thing, i took football back from 'em too, by the way, so just so we know. [cheers and applause] pete: freedom, flag, family? the current slogan of the modern democrat party? will: and football. pete: and football. ing excuse me. rachel: and the wall. they're now for the wall too. pete: freedom, flag, family and football brought to you by the democrat party? rachel: yeah. will: i don't think he took football back. pete: he definitely did not take football back. but amongst the minds of

liberals, they see as, you know, camo hat and assistant coach tim and go, we got our guy! but anybody merchandise the stadium or on the sidelines, that's not our guy. rachel: yeah. the guy in the camo hat just put tampons in the boys' bathroom. i don't think that's going to work. what do you think? [laughter] pete: or he let the city burn. rachel: that's not very family-oriented, to let the city you're in charge of -- will: probably could do that, current football fan polling is, the difference between college and pro, but -- pete: there's a reason why one campaign goes to those events, gets a huge reaction at those events and would prefer to register at hose events. there's a lot of men at those events, a lot of hard working people that like to watch a meritocracy unfold before them where the color of your skin doesn't matter, things that unite us as we stand for the national anthem. those are things squarely on the right side of the aisle these

days, and tim walz can say what he wants. he's talking about the freedom to push smutty books in libraries, the freedom to abort on demand. that's the type of freedom -- rachel: or take your kid away so the state can transition them because you've, you know, said, no -- pete: flag? which flag is he talking about? rachel: it's a great question. by the way, j.d. vance went to that game his wife usha, tim walz is campaigning with his wife. if you haven't seen the video of her saying turn the page, google it. if it's crazy. pete: really? rachel: yeah. google that. will: while they're reaching some type of across the aisle messaging wise, talking about taking messages you would have heard on the right in the past, people from the left are crossing over and talking about the right meaning tilling city gabbard and rfk, endorsing donald trump and talking about the modern day dem crack party. democratic party. >> you fast forward to where we are told and where the democrat

party has gone, it represents none of those the things and, unfortunately, is propagating and standing for the exact opposite. it's a party that now is under the control of this elitist cabal of so-called woke war among orers. >> -- warmongers. >> it's become the party of war. it's become the party of surveillance. it's become the party of censorship. it's become the party of big tech, big ag, big pharma, big banking, wall street, the fed. all of these power sectors that now finance the democratic party. rachel: the most remarkable, unbelievable realignment in political history in my high time. you're seeing people who are against wars, against corporations colluding with our government to make us sick, to make us fat and, you know, all

kinds of other things, military industrial complex, censorship and surveillance that's going on. i mean, you have tulsi gabbard and rfk jr. and on the other side you have dick and liz cheney, the warmongers, joining up with the democrats. so people who were on one side or another, they're switching off. i find myself if agreeing with these two democrats, i mean, a thousand times more than i would with dick cheney and liz cheney. i mean, this is incredible, actually. this is the first time we've seen a unity, a true unity party on the right. and if that's what unity they want on the left, well, i guess that's what they get. will: and you interviewed a former california democratic senate leader who switched parties and is now backing donald trump. >> i was very disturbed by the lawfare that was being leveled against president trump. i did the not like it. it was wrong. i've been very disaffected by the democratic party's continued denial of school opportunities for low income children, the

just throwing out of 14 million votes in the democratic primaries. but finally, i think the final straw was when i saw rfk say, you know what? i am leaving the party, i am going to support trump and i said, i'm going to join him and support president trump as well. there's a number of issues, but overall the party left me. i don't know what it is anymore. if this is the new way forward for democrats, good luck. many of us will be leaving. pete: i mean, she was not just a rank and file democrat, she was the california state senate majority leader for three years for the democrats. she co-chaired the democratic -- the california delegation for the conventions for jesse jackson and barack obama. like, she was a invested democrat who just was willing to objectively look at the world. just like tulsi gabbard and rfk and say, wait, wait, these small l liberal values we used to hold have been totally eradicated and

we've become the authoritarian party peddling all this woke nonsense. rachel: yeah. pete: i really appreciate democrats who are willing to -- it's like a lot of republicans when trump showed up on the scene. rachel: yes! pete: it takes time, whoa, i was looking at things the wrong way. democrats doing that these days deserve a lot of credit. rachel: grover gloria romero repped a lot of hispanics. -- represented a lot of hispanics. you just wonder if rfk, if that is also going to inspire other voters to switch over and say, yeah, and to rethink as pete said, that's not the party i remembered. and certainly i think for republicans, will, they're saying that wholekick cheney, you know, establishment -- dick cheney country club wing is not the republican party anymore. will: if you think about the message that we're, the politicians speaking from this week, you've got was it walz in wisconsin, j.d. vance in north carolina, you're looking at the

battleground statements, it also includes arizona which the tulsi gabbard and rfk were, that's where they were speaking from this week, arizona. and tulsi gabbard was asked about the debate, do you think donald trump should go to the a second debate against kamala harris. she said no. >> under those same circumstances, absolutely not. we had the abc that had their moderators stacking the deck against president trump, it was a three against one situation. there is no neutral arbiter as a there used to be with the presidential commission on debates. i don't know why anyone would recommend that president trump walk into an ambush and a stacked deck like that again. pete: yeah. you wonder whether it points us back toward these presidential commissions on debates. republicans stopped doing that because it felt like that system was so stacked. rachel: right. pete: then you see what happened at abc, and you go, can we really just get a fair arbiter

so we have debates? because that was a sham. rah. rachel: the silver lining in all this is that i think the viewers saw it. i mean, the people watching the debate weren't snowed by it. i mean, you know, they might have thought she looked more polished than they anticipated, but they certainly were very aware that it was unfair. pete: and that's why you haven't seen a bump. will: no. pete: you really haven't. will: venezuelan officials say they've detained three american citizens including a u.s. military member accusing them of trying to asaws assassinate president nicolas maduro. they say a total of six people were arrested. no word on when those arrests were made. a u.s. state department spokesman confirming the military member has been detained adding they are aware of reports about the arrests of two other americans. this coming just days after the u.s. imposed sanctions on venezuela claiming officials obstructed the country's presidential vote in favor of maduro. former first lady melania trump is sending a warning to americans as she slams the fbi

for raiding her mar-a-lago home two years ago. >> i never imagined my privacy would be invaded by the government here in america. the fbi raided my home many florida -- in florida and searched through my personal belongings. this is not just my story. it serves as a warning to all americans. a reminder that our freedom and rights must be respected. will: the fbi searched former president trump's home over claims that he mishandled classified documents from his presidency. trump is set to sue the justice department. and the royal family wishing prince harry a happy birthday for the first time in three years. their official social media account posting: wishing the duke of sussex a very happy 40th birthday today. the silence from the royal family in previous years is because of a rule that only acknowledges the birthdays of

working royals. he's expected to to get a phone call from king charles and princess kate. rachel: you care a little bit more now that you've done pop culture? will: no. [laughter] pete: i care less. now that i know a little bit more about it, i care less. will: that they're going to wish each other a happy birthday? rachel: i think it's funny that they're putting it out there. we didn't wish him a happy birthday for two years, now we did, but his brother isn't. [laughter] what kind of a press release is that? pete: well, i don't -- will: really interesting, your appetite for that. pete: i don't think they put it in a press release -- rachel: well, they got the information -- well, how do we know who's calling him? pete: oh, they probably did push that out -- rachel: they said kate's calling him, king charles is calling him, not will. somehow that got out and nothing gets out of buckingham palace without those royals wanting it to the. pete: okay.

will: how about that a longhorn game? [laughter] will: rachel: let's do those jazz hands with tim walz at the next game can. will: arch manning. rachel: we're going to move to this, a venezuelan gang is spreading its reach across the country and taking the over an el paso hotel. they're everywhere. how texas officials are responding to the rise in illegal immigrant crime.

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♪ rachel: tomorrow texas governor abbott is scheduled to hold a press conference as a venezuelan street gang tax over a hotel in el paso. will: this is the same gang whose members are accused of committing crimes in colorado including in an apartment complex. pete: lieutenant christopher oliveraz is of the texas department of public safety and join joins us now. thank you so much for being here. how does this happen? just for viewers, how does a gang and why does a gang take over a hotel? >> well, good morning to the three of you. it's great to be with you, all three of you. for the viewers, one thing the understand is this gang, of course, what we've been seeing over the last two and a half years especially now with the migrant crime, some of these crimes being committed throughout the country at the hands of illegal immigrants could have clearly been

prevented if we had a secure border and policies that would have been enforced on day one as opposed to everything that was completely reversed by the current federal government. that's why we're seeing this result of what's happening throughout the country. this is something we have warned, us as law enforcement, that-going to have a devastating impact when you allow tens and tens of thousands, now millions of illegal immigrants unvetted, released into the country. this is a result of that. and now trying to play clean-up, trying to go back and now identify these individuals in the country that do have criminal backgrounds, that are committing crimes, how do you get them removed and identify them in now you have this gang that before, you know, all we would talk about was ms-113. this gang, tren de aragua, also referred to as tda, has grown even more than ms 313. they're not only taking over hotels, but they're in line with the mexican drug cartels. it has been confirmed that tda

is aligned with the sinaloa car cartel -- cartel. this gang should not be taken lightly, and that's why governor abbott has a plan in place, and he will announce that tomorrow and how we're going to implement our efforts in texas to go after this gang. rachel: lieutenant, it's really important -- thank you for joining us on this. it's such an important topic. we know this gang, as you said, is not only operating with the cartels, but they've deeply involved many in child trafficking, in sex trafficking, in sex slavery of children. this administration has lost 300,000 children, most of them his passengers. and i have been hearing -- hispanics. and i have been hearing more and more from hispanic citizens that they are so angry that the democrat party has no compassion for these children. they're angry. they're saying those are hispanic kids. >> you know, rachel, we've talked about this, you and i, over the years about unaccompanied children being exploited at the border and the fact that it's the not being

talked about so much. but when you have a gang like this, tda, that that has been able to infiltrate the united states and expand their criminal network throughout the united states not just in crimes such as assaults against law enforcement, kidnapping, smuggling, murder, now but but the exploitation of hotel. some of these hotels are used for prostitution. that's why this gang should not be taken lightly. yet today we've seen what's happened over the last three and a half years, the fact we've had the most destructive situation at our border that we've ever experienced, but moving forward, what is the plan from the federal government uh-uh how they're going to to attack and go after this gang tda, because they haven't cone so. and they continue to release venezuelans through the cbp1 app and through direct flights. so what are they doing to vet these individuals that that they're releasing into the country? absolutely nothing. and now texas law enforcement and other law enforcement

agencies having to identify these individuals and then try to, obviously, if they commit a crime, then we can prosecute hem for a crime. but other than that we don't know how many right now are in the country. there's thousands. will: we showed a map while you were talking about reports from tren de aragua, indianapolis, indiana. florida, new york, as you point out, we've become familiar with ms-13, unfortunately now we have to become familiar with tren de aragua as well. lieutenant oliveraz, thank you for being with us >> appreciate it. rachel: and who will rescue all those kids, pete and will? if 300,000 children, we have no idea -- and they were lost by kamala harris and joe biden. will: for what it's worth, i know it's not a gras gratuitous prug, i have a interview tomorrow with tony robbins and vivek ramaswamy about city of dreams, a movie about labor traffic thing. we had a long conversation about

the 300,000 kids. this movie is a thriller that puts this into the -- through the eyes, you can actually see an individual story. it's fascinating. that'll be tomorrow on the will cain show. pete: check it out. a foundation reminding americans to never forget by honoring our fallen heroes all month long. we're bringing you lye to the 9/11 heroes' run in maryland next -- live to the 9/11 heroes' run in maryland next. we believe that the best products are made in america and come fresh from the family farm. and produced under the most sustainable farming techniques. from our sheets to our blankets and quilts this is a product that can be passed on. it could be a family heirloom. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid before it begins. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention

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ryan, your brother travis was killed in iraq in 2007. you have hosted this run every year since. it's not just one run, there's a lot of them. tell us why you do this at the travis manion foundation. >> thanks, pete. for us it's about making sure that we honor that commitment that we made 23 years ago to never forget. and so one way for us to do that so to galvanize communities to come out and show their support to the remember the victims of 9/11 and the men and women who went off to fight in the wars since. you know, here in annapolis, this is just one, as you said, of 90 runs across the country. we'll have over 60,000 people coming out. you can't see it here, but over to the left is over 1,000 people that have come to register at this race and what makes race really special is that it's right here at the united states naval if academy. so it's midshipmen that are going to go and put on our nation's uniform and go off to serve. and for us to make sure that they understand -- because they

weren't alive on september 11th. so for them to know what, what that means and what that signifies, it's really, truly special. pete: put on the uniform like your brother. matt, 9/11, you have a very direct connection toyota as well. you were a marine one pilot that actually flew president bush to the ground zero after 9/11. you saw is it firsthand, right away. >> i did. we flew president bush to manhattan on the 14th of september, and tremendously powerful time and event. the smoke was still rising from ground zero. we got to interact with some of the first responders while we were waiting for the president to come back and hear what they were doing on the site, and it is something that is part of my mission in life to not forget and help others not forget. pete: absolutely. ryan, we're going to put up on screen the other upcoming heroes' runs because you're in louisiana, virginia, new york, florida, california, pennsylvania. real quick, i e believe it's

travis manion.org is the web site if people want to find out more about these runs, but share with our viewers what else you do to make sure americans never forget and support those who have worn the uniform. >> sure. well, pete, as you know, the travis manion foundation, we are one of the nation's leading veteran service organizations, and our goal is simple, it's to create community, to make sure when our veterans take off the uniform, they have a continued place to come and to continue to serve. it's to support our gold star families, our families of the father-in-law, to give them opportunities -- of the fallen. and it's to create a broader community of inspired civilians who can come together and honor our nation's heroes. pete: and and, matt, i know this heroes' run was your first interacts with the travis manion foundation, and why would you encourage people to check out a run? >> oh, because as time goes by and now we're 23 years past 9/11, it's just so critical that we not forget what happened and that we dedicate ourselves to living our lives in a manner

that that honors that sacrifice. pete: amen. if not us, then who? ryan, you know that better than anybody else. ryan and math, thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> thanks, pete. peter: learn more or donate at travismanion.org. as vp harris struggles to get voters onboard with her economic agenda, whatever that is, investors are aalmosted -- alarmed by new signs americans can't pay their bills. maria bartiromo on the wall street warning. ♪

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rick: welcome back to "fox & friends." out across parts of the west we've been dealing with so much heat and the wildfires especially around the los angeles require, take a look at the map, the fires are getting a little bit of containment, but we're about to get some help from mother nature. rain is coming in across parts of southern california, a really cold area of low pressure is going to start to bring temperatures way down, so far down that you see that little bit of blue across parts of the sierra nevadas in southern california, that is snow that's going to fall. it's not going to put out the fire, but it's going to be the beginning of something that's going to the help. the next seven days a lot of rain across parts of the central plains and look at this moisture across parts of the mid-atlantic. areas of north carolina, south carolina, virginia, watching potential for tropical development. there's about a 50 percent chance of developing into a tropical system.

if it does, it'll get the name helene. tomorrow night, tuesday morning, center of this storm whether it's tropical or not is going to move over land, but it is going to bring some spots 5-8 inches of rain, flooding concerns and very windy conditions over the next 22-3 days. -- 2-3 days. back to you guys inside. rachel: what's the number one issue for voters? apparently vice president harris is still struggling the blunt trump's edge on the economy. democratic and anti-trump strategists are saying, quote, she missed a chance to to connect with voters over her economic plans and to the chip away at trump's reputation for fostering a historically strong pre-covid economy, his most formidable asset. it comes as new signs point to americans struggling to keep up with their bills, setting off alarms on wall street. "sunday morning futures" anchor maria bartiromo joins us now. maria, so great to have you on. you know, you would think she would know, she's running for

president, we're two months away from the election. the number one issue is the economy, and she hasn't prepared an answer on the economy. maria: you're right, rachel, good morning to you. one of the problem ises is, it's going to be very hard for her to connect with voters on that issue since she is very much behind the major issue of inflation. remember, they spent $7 trillion on joe biden and kamala harris' watch largely due to the their climate change agenda, and that sent inflation soaring. so even though inflation is off of highs of the year, you're still talking about the prices, inflation overall being 20% higher in the last three and a half years under kamala harris' reign while real wages are down 2. so the obvious question for anybody is are you better off today than you were four years ago, and the oven answer is, no, because -- obvious answer is, no, because it's way too expensive for essentials, food, energy. and, clearly, if president trump has his way, he's going to tap into the energy capacity in

america. that will put more oil on the global market, push prices down and alleviate one of the main issues for inflation which is the price of oil and gas. including higher interest rates. you just mentioned that wall street is getting nervous. the "wall street journal" is out with a couple of stories this morning, and one of the big issues here is that consumer lending companies were down last week because the ceos are talking about warnings that that low income borrowers are still struggling. now, this upcoming week the federal reserve is going to be meeting on tuesday and wednesday, and we are expecting the fed to cut interest rates on wednesday. but that's going to spike a lot of commentary on the right that the fed is being political. why are you cutting interest rates in september, 50 days before a major presidential election aresome? that's going to -- election? if that's going to, certainly, trigger lots of people to say it was all political. we're talking about that this morning. by the way, jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon spoke this last week, and

he said there is still the opportunity for the worst outcome for america's future, the worst outcome is that inflation, slowing growth and higher inflation. it's an issue, and it's a kitchen table issue. everybody's talking about it, that's why it's the number one issue. rachel: so what do you have on the show? more we're talking about that with arkansas senator tom cotton. we've also got election integrity as the number one issue for voters as well because, remember, no matter what issue you're looking at, inflation, immigration, at the end of the day, it's about who counts the votes, right? so we're going to talk about the opportunity to have a fair and transparent election with governor ron desantis. he's got a big plan in place for florida that he is saying fraud will be prosecuted in terms of this. so we're going to the talk about election integrity with all of my guests this morning after that debate last week. that's going to be one of the big issues here and, certainly, one of the most important for republicans. ron desantis, or rather, senator tom cotton, newt

gingrich, representative mills and brian steele are going to get into how the issue has affected capitol hill. heir trying to attach the save act to the continuing resolution. we'll find out why cory mills is against that. and michele tafoya, former nfl sideline reporter. she's lived in minnesota for 30 years. we're going to talk to her about tim walz's minnesota and why for 30 years she says it has been against the citizens there. so we want to get a sense into tim walz's policies as well. rachel: well, i can't wait, and i'm so glad you're covering the all-important issue of election integrity. everything hinges on that, maria. you're always on point, over the target. thank you for joining us this morning, and we're definitely tuning in. thanks, maria. maria: thanks so much. rachel: all right. week with who two of the nfl sunday on fox, and jen hale has the must-see match-ups you don't want to match. and the ultimate snacks for your

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will: it's football sunday, but if you can't get to the stadium and cheer on your favorite team, why not bring the stadium home to you? rachel: the snack stadium, that

is. pete: the the creators of the snack stadium, husband and wife football fans as well, it's astrid and brandon join us now. thanks for being here. >> we're psyched. thank you for having us. pete: where did this idea come from in and thank you for bringing -- [laughter] >> so i juiced to the spend -- used to to spend hours making these with hot glue gun guns -- rachel: what a nice wife! [laughter] rick: you're fail, rachel. >> it pops up, and you can fill it and be as are creative as you want with the signs, with food. >> yeah. and it's just a great concept to make a quick, easy, beautiful spread for our game day. it's so great for tailgates, super bowl parties and, like you to just said, the fun thing is to make it how you want. rachel: right. we were running around the table trying to figure out what we wanted. will: doughnuts, you went for the licorice. then you've not got to buy up up

all these foods. >> this is the starksd popular one. it fits on standard coffee if tables, and it's a really cool piece. if then, with you're throwing a big party, having more than 50 people, this is one for you. >> this is like a week three party. >> family at a home and you're having a big party, bring out the xxl. rachel: how long does it take through the system that you have to pit together? >> really like 10 minutes, and it comes with four signs and the recipe book right here. rachel: i was just looking through that. >> easy recipes that we love and any ideas that's there. it takes like 10 minutes to the set it up, and they're super strong, made of food-grade cardboard. will: where do people find out more? >> my snack stadium.com. they'll be shipping out in about two weeks -- >> and on socials, snack

stadium. rachel: i can get behind that. will: really fun. pete: i want one. rick: i'm trying not to double dip. will:st week two of mfl sunday with a busy slate of match-ups on fox. the new york 1kwr50eu7b9s will take on the washington commanders at 11 p.m. eastern time, jen hale will be covering that game and joins us now from d.c. good morning, jen. here we go -- >> good morning, will. will: week two. >> week two. will: let's start with your game. you have giants/handers. exciting rookie -- commanders. jaden daniels exciting. not as much excitement in new york, but maybe it's a get right game for the giants. >> that's an understatement about the feelings new york. i don't know if you saw those headlines about poor daniel joneses. heisman trophy winner, number two pick in the draft, he was the best rookie quarterback last week, he was phenomenal. and it was mainly on the ground,

will. with two rushing touchdowns, 88 rushing yards. combined that's an nfl record, nobody's ever done that, but you saw tua get hurt on thursday, you're seeing folks like deshaun watson trying to come back and stay healthy, so to the the big question with jalen is does he run too much? can he protect himself? they want him to throw the ball more, get his receivers more involved today. that's going to be a big test. and then, yeah, the coaching seat is hot in new york. you know that new york media, it is the not kind. they were very unhappy with daniel jones' return from an acl last sunday. heir out for blood if the giants can't pull this one out this sunday. will i saw a thing that almost half the quarterbacks in the nfl are running quarterbacks, but you make a good point, they have to be careful. and then, of course, rare 1 p.m. eastern time game for the cowboys, but they are taking on the saints today. >> duel down in dallas. i know your eyes will be all over this one, will. both of these teams looked

phenomenal last week, blowout wins for both of them. the saints the most surprising, new offensive coordinator, new offensive system and, boy, derek carr executed to perfection. saints o-line last week, best in the nfl, number one. this dallas defense, micah parsons, that's a very different test today. and, of course, will, i want to see what sue dee lamb looks lik. i thought he looked rather rusty in week one. he and dax are going to to want to to get back on the same page today -- dak. dallas hasn't lost at home all last season, can they carry it over over to this season? will: i'll be watching. thanks, jen. >> have a great one. will: pete and i are going to go head to head with a football blitz of of our own next. not sure what it means, but stick around. it's that thing. ♪ don't let me down ♪

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♪ ♪ [applause] rachel: well, yesterday pete and brian competed in cornhole, ping-pong and basketball, but it's football sunday and will is back, so let's see who can win the football blitz brought to to us by our friends at betty's bounces. pete: lou is going to caulk -- walk us through the plan. what are we abe here? >> this is our football blitz. you have 90 seconds to make the footballs into the goalpost. the. will: so we throw them in there, they randomly shoot out on one of these slides, and we want to be the one with no balls in our slides. [laughter] such a child. [laughter] that's the goal, right? if.

pete: no balls, got it. okay, let us know. >> is there a his? count down from 3. 3, 322, 1, go! pete: will, you should be good at this game. [laughter] no, no, no, no! it's at the end, man. rick: they keep coming, right? pete: they keep coming out at me. pete: i'm doing well. will: feel like i should wait until the end of 90 seconds. pete: i got it in there. will: this is a little bit aerobic. pete: keep going. how are we doing? >> you guys have 30 seconds. pete: i got no footballs. will: i got none either. where are they all? pete: rachel's hoarding them all! i'm helping my teammate, rachel's missing. will: what you doing, rick?

[laughter] >> ten seconds, guys. pete: rachel, keep throwing 'em out. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -- pete: i got no balls. rachel: i got none! >> we have two winners today. [applause] will: there's a lot of cheating going on. rick: that's because literal by every ball was falling down my side. pete: winner. rachel: sorry, guys. i guess that means you have -- [laughter] rick: why are you out of breath? will: it was a little aerobic. thanks to betty's bounces. thank you lou. i guess pete won. pete: me and rachel. thank you for joining us on this sunday. rachel: happy sunday, go to church. pete: that's right. rachel: bye, everybody. [applause] ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday