>> it's the you 9:00 a.m. hour on "fox & friends weekend" starting with this. too late to debate, trump says another prime time show dop isds off the table. >> i've done two. it's too late to do another. voting is cast. voters are out there. >> vivek ramaswamy on the state of the race. >> yet another video shows kamala harris' flip-flops, this time her promise to outright ban fracking in 2019. >> i'm committed to passing a green new deal creating clean jobs and finally putting an end to fracking once and for all. >> kamala just don't give a frac. >> i will not ban fracking. >> what are we left to believe? we'll break it down, ahead.

rachel: you guys, sorry, i was delayed. i had barbecue in my teeth. i'm sorry. are you ready for some football? >> we already had our t tailgatg snacks, we're counting down to kickoff. the final hour of fox an friends starts right now. ♪ >> i don't think that's seattle. rachel: of course it's seattle. >> it looks like the seattle needle. i don't think it's seattle. look at the architecture many that's not seattle architecture. >> i'm going to stick with it. rachel: s seattle. they're giving us seattle. >> cloudy, that would be seattle. rachel: oh, it's your home state, will. >> i knew it. >> what is that building in san

antonio. looks like seattle. >> i feel so vindicated. >> it's not my home state. i knew it wasn't seattle. i haven't been to san antonio that many times in my life. you've been to theal mow. the alamo.>> i took my bar exa. rachel: we were just eating barbecue outside by the way and every shot was pete going -- >> stop, stop. rachel: receipting like this. i got -- eating like this. i got all this stuff in my teeth. i was running late. i was trying to get in through here. they blocked me so i couldn't get through and i was all stressed and a that's what it's like. >> we're doing your job, reading your lines, and you come rushing in and now we're supposed to get out of your way so you can get into your spot. >> i did a little bit and i let you in as always. rachel: he was literally not going to let me in. it was so mean. >> i was proud of you. rachel: i'm glad let me in. >> i'm glad you're here. the fourth and final hour. rachel: fourth and final hour.

we had a busy show. i want to thank someone. one of the people i love -- we have so many friends in the building, i love dana perino. she has such a heart tore kids, kids in foster the care, kids with special needs, all kids. her season on her request painted a picture of sean and valentina. look at this. isn't that beautiful? i just -- it melted my heart. i want to thank you, angie and dana for caring about valentina. she's such a special soul. as everyone knows, she has down's syndrome. i've had many people who have had diagnoses with a child with down's syndrome and said i am less scared about this diagnosis because i got to know valentina because of this show. 90% don't survive the diagnosis

because they end up aborted. valen tina is a great example of why you shouldn't do that. you guys know her. >> what a great way to -- memorialize isn't the right. rachel: honor. >> it's a great painting. can you request one me holding will like that. >> he takes it weird. rachel: based on what happened last hour, maybe it should be rick. >> yeah, right. with rick. one of your man crushes. >> i love rick. rachel: who is holding who? [laughter] >> i don't know. it's beautifully done. beautifully done. rachel: we have to move on from this. >> it's obvious that the number one issue in this election is the economy. underneath that, i would say -- i don't know how distant, perhaps number two is the border

and donald trump has been clear, he's going to be the president for the economy and for the border. >> this election is about the economy, this election is about the border. that's what it is. and i am am your border presid, your border president. kamala would be your invasion president. she would be your country destroying president. as soon as i take office we will immediately surge medical law n lawenforcement to every city tht is failing whichs is a lot of them we which capture every gang member, drug dealer, rapist, murderer and migrant criminal that is being illegally harbored. everyone of the top 25 worst cities are democrat run cities. we will get them out of north carolina and we will send them home where they belong. today i'm announcing you new plan to end all sanctuary cities

in north carolina and all across our country. no more sanctuary cities. rachel: donald trump saying i'm the border president. she, kamala, is the invasion president. staying on message throughout that with the top two issues that americans care about. the c economy and the border, he drove those home. however, the best moment of the rally, the cutest moment of the rally was when he brought his grandkids up on stage. watch. >> we also have -- and a i said to -- i alluded to it, a very important member of my family, far more important than eric or laura. and her name is carolina and she's beautiful and she's sweet and she b do don't know how el things are. >> make america great again. >> would anybody like to meet luke, her brother. >> vote for grandpa.

>> he doesn't want to get off the stage. oh, wow. look at that. he's got the gene. rachel: he actually whispered into his son's ear, said say maga, and son said vote for grandpa. a contrast with the grumpy grandma moment we saw with the barking, where is it, who's next off kilter and you see the sweet side of donald trump. >> it's glimpses into the side of donald trump with those that spend time with him know that's who he is. he's got great kids, great grand winds. they love him. the crowd got a chance to see him. everybody knows for the most part where he stands on policy. they know he wants to unleash american energy, they know he

wants to secure the border, they know he wants to bring inflation down and bring sanity back and common sense. so everybody knows where he stands. the question is, where does kamala harris stand and how much will that hurt her when voters -- they're already going to the polls in some states, as they go to the polls, do you really want to vote for someone who was installed and has changed many positions in the process. we've got another piece of videotape that shows how committed kamala harris was to banning fracking. that was her platform, a big part of it in 2019, she was trying to differ n shat herself interest the -- differ n shat differentiateherself. she went on the jimmy fallon show in december of 2019, she said once and for all she's banning fracking. >> let my start by saying this. climate change is the single greatest threat facing our world today. that's why i'm committed to passing a green new deal, creating clean jobs and finally

putting an end to fracking once and for all. [cheers and applause] >> mama kamala just don't give a frac. >> that was the funniest segment. i remember that. but not only that, but she doesn't talk a a about climate change at all anymore. she put on the kamala maga hat in some ways, trying to look like trump. >> she said things like this as recently as the debate on abc. >> you say your values have not changed. why have so many policy positions changed. >> my values have not changed. i made that very clear in 2020, i will not ban fracking, i have not banned fracking as vice president of the united states and as a matter of fact i was the tie breaking vote on the inflation reduction act which opened new leases for fracking. >> and again, there was no pushback on that. she was asked about changing positions. the only one she addressed specifically was fracking because pennsylvania is so

important, she can't -- she's running away from the other position as fast as she can. she was never fact checked because she never changed her position in township 2010. she said i -- in 2020. she said i support joe's position who is the real kamala harris? voters don't know. rachel: don't you think it's code. like my values haven't changed. my policies have but my values haven't changed. i feel like that's a code, it's like a little message to those like the people that are probably mad that she's not talking about the green new deal. don't worry, just get me elected. i can't talk about it right now. just get me elected. >> for sure. >> that is absolutely the code. and this issue in particular, the fracking issue, is so important because it's important to pennsylvania and pennsylvania's important, the most important state perhaps in the race for president. a pennsylvania energy company vice president joined lawrence jones on "fox & friends" started talking about the shift in the working class in pennsylvania.

>> i think if the region you've seen a major shift. things is a hard working steel pill environment. i came from a hard working steel mill town. the telegraphic in the -- demographic region has shifted, the hard working class interest the region shifted. the last 20 years, some of the things that occurred, a lot of folks shifted opinions on that because that working class party, 20, 25, 30 years ago, it was all blue. you look at it. the hard workings class party, the people out there, working hard every day, that's a major demographic shift particularly in the region and the people in the area are some of the hardest working people in the country and they see it and they see it big time. >> why the switch? >> there's been a mega shift in a lot of areas. there's been a mega shift interest the elite perspective, i think some of the people with the most money right now have shifted parties over those years and you look at that. i think that's a factor. the hard working class, that is

propelling this country forward and the people that you rely on that have to work. rachel: it's a great interview. >> yeah. >> so i know we talked about it this morning. the whole issue, like this thing i talked about, about authenticity versus phoniness, it's not just about personality. the point is, are you who you are promising to be and what you're promising to be, is that who you would be as president? what's fake? what's real? are you for fracking or are you the same person you were in 2019 and 2020 that is strombly extremelyanti-fracking. when the image is placed today with harris and walz, that's the calculus for the voter, what's real. axios has this up, the culture play, the cammo hats to libertarian rhetoric, they're staking a claim to symbols of

conservative identity, by showing welcoming arms to the identity, they will evaluate the candidate based on policies that affect them like reproductive rights and economic you assistae programs. the point is, what is real. rachel: that's what they're running on, economic you assistance and abortions. >> the policies aren't what you appeal to the voters. you're crafting an image. that's why it's not exposed, there's not interviews, they don't want you to arrive at the answer, what is real. rachel: there was a word in what you read from axios that really -- please keep this picture of tim walz up. this is perfect for what i picked up are from what you read. he identify as a conservative for this election. [laughter] rachel: put that picture back up. with the cammo hat. he identifies -- this is not -- the man that lawrence jones

interviewed, the energy worker, sees right through that. >> i think so. because what he's trying to identify as, toting,flagwaving,freedom,footba ll,that'showthey'retryingto that's how they're trying to sell themselves to you. >> i'm a gun owner. >> i do not know he that. if anybody breaks into my house they're getting shot. >> i hear that. i hear that. >> probably should not have said that. [laughter] >> we'll deal with that later. [laughter] >> there's only one party right now that a stands for freedom and that's us. right? so whether it's freedom -- whether it's flag, whether it's the family, that's what's happening. you saw it in chicago. i did this on a personal thing. i took football back from them too, by the way. just so we know. [laughter] >> rachel: just do the hand screes

gesture. >> we're the party that stands for freedom. throws my elbow out almost. rachel: even i'm not that sassy. >> they know american is a center right country. they're playing the card. especially in the states where they need to win. they wouldn't run this campaign in california. they're trying to play to voters in wisconsin and pennsylvania and arizona and virginia and north carolina where men are men, they identify as men, and they had don't use tampons, trying to run away from burning down police precincts and tampons in bathrooms and radical gender stuff in first grade in minnesota. medicine rmedicine sew take. the -- minnesota. they're trying to run away from radical climate things and make it look like they want to drink beer, hold onto their gun, wave the flag and watch football just

like you. >> what is real? rachel: i think it's hard to pull you off in pennsylvania. >> that's why she wants another debate. something internally is telling them they're not connecting. we'll see. all right. we're now to a fox news alert. fears of a wider ranging war are becoming reality in the middle east. after hezbollah and idf trade heavy rocket fire across the israeli, lebanon border overnight. rachel: inside gaza, israeli forces continue to battle hamas who are still holding more than 100 hostages. >> mike tobin is live on the ground in tel aviv with the latest. mike. >> reporter: good morning, following humiliating and deadly electronic sabotage followed by the killing of top hezbollah commanders, the iranian proxy is firing deeper into israel. the ro rocket fired continued al day long. there were drone attacks during the daylight today. israel said defense intercepted

most of the rockets but several got through, striking an area that is near the port city of hyfah. several israelis were injured. the he's raily air force stepped up intensity of attacks in southern lebanon, israel's prime minister vows it will only got tougher for hezbollah. >> in the last few days we inflicted on hezbollah a series of blows that it did not imagine. if hezbollah didn't get the message, i you promise you, it will understand the message. >> reporter: at the hospital near hyfah staff started relocating patients to an underground hospital facility to protect patients from rocket fire. school is canceled in had the north, businesses are you allowed to open if they have access to a bomb shelter. there is an order for people not to attend gatherings of 10 or more people, warned people against travel. the defense minister said the intensity of the israeli attacks into southern lebanon will continue until israeli civilians

can return to their homes in the fort safely. guys, back to you. >> thanks for the update. it's too late to debate, trusm detrump saysanother prime time s off the table. >> she's done one debate. i've done two. it's too late to do fore. the voting is cast. >> vivek ramaswamy on the strategy, next.

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kamala and her group have seen what's happening to their campaign and it's not going well for them. they say they would like to do another debate. although good entertainment value. a lot of people say do it, it's great entertainment. i've already done two. the problem with another debate is that it's just too late. voting has already started. >.>> donald trump says it's too late for another debate as kamala harris accepts an invitation from friendly cnn to face off on october 23rd. preparations for the vice presidential debate on october 1st are well underway. pete buttigieg helping tim walz

get ready, reportedly acting as a jd vance standin. vivek ramaswamy joins us now. we're going to get to a moment to your book and fox nation special and something airing on fox tonight that you're working on. first, what do you make of kamala harris jumping at the opportunity to debate and donald trump saying i'm good? >> well, look, the reality is, they want to go back to cnn which already hosted a debate, do the same format without any people on the room and likely biased moderators. there's a conversation about whether or not there will be a different format with a town hall where you hear directly from voters, where moderators and networks can't really tilt the scales quite as easily, maybe with a different network, maybe even fox hosting that debate i think that would provide a sense of balance and true diversity but at this point what are people going to get out of another staged charade? i think donald trump has a great point and the reality is, is connecting directly with voters outside of that media filter. that's working well. i think that's what the harris

campaign a is worried about. >> no doubt. no doubt. how about the vice presidential debate, when you see tim walz, when you see jd vance, what do you anticipate in about a week? >> well, look, i think this is a debate decided on the merits. jd is a good friend of mine. we've had plenty of our own debates over the years in a he'd friendly way. he's an intelligent guy who is thoughtful and will stand well on the merits of policy and ideas. i think the question comes down to what types of media filters are applied to this. many people may not watch the vice presidential debate. the question is, how does the media spin it afterwards. mark my words, many more people will see what the media says about the debate than see what actually happened at the debate which again is one of the republicans' challenges. i'll say this, i don't mean to sound like republican victim or something. we're not victims. it's our objective to be victor victorious, it's not an even playing field. our choice is to step up and win by such a margin that we reyou'd flight the country.

that's -- reunite the country. that's the work ahead of us. i'm not her here to complain. >> you said i will tell you the truth, you may not want to hear the truth but i'm going to level with you. you have a new book coming out called truths, you have a fox nation special and it's going to air tonight on the fox news channels, truths with vivek ramaswamy, here's a quick preview of some of what you'll see. >> what do you think is one of our main learnings as we think about the question of would are we, national identity, what does that say about where we are today had? >> i think there are people who after donald trump got elected for them suddenly the issue of government interference and the speech landscape once upon a time we had confidence in the public and in audiences to make the right decisions if they're well informed. now, people believe that voting public can't be left to their own devices, they have to be

manipulated and managed. therefore, we can tolerate a certain amount of censorship. >> a lot of interesting people are on the table, not all of which would agree with you. >> yeah, the reality is, that's the point of the book and the point of the series as well. he the pieces of the book is the way we find our path to truth is free speech and open debate including with those who disyou aagree with us so the point of the book is to arm people at home with arguments to talk to their left leaning friends, left leaning family members at the dinner table. what we did with the special, we brought people who disagreed with one another to the dinner table. the one you played which will air tonight at 1 0u8 p.m. on fox brought together at the same table a russian journalist who -- and american journalist who lived in russia for over 10 years, russian immigrant to the united states, jewish rabbi from yale's campus, a great friend of mine, a muslim woman who worked in the biden administration, also a friend of mine, at the same dinner table talking about issues like ukraine and russia, israel and hamas. you don't get those people

together at the same table that much in america anymore so that's one of the things we want to demonstrate through the special is the more people talk to each other openly without filters, that's how we got our country back. that's why i wrote the book. i'm hopeful the special is able to show that if they action at the dinner table. >> if you liked what vivek ramaswamy had to say on the campaign trail, talking truths, you'll like the special tonight at 10:00 p.m., along with the book, called truths. you get the chance to understand how you think, how you made the arrestingments so we can make the same arguments. congratulations on the book, on the film, on everything on fox nation appreciate it. >> thank you. >> kamala harris ending tradition, planning to skip the al smith dinner, the first candidate to bow out since 1984 and we know what happened to the 1984 democratic candidate. sunday morning futures candidate maria bartiromo attended several times and she's live, next.

>> turning now to your headlines, the kentucky sheriff accused of killing a judge is set to you appear in court this week. questions remain about the argument police say happened before investigators found the judge dead inside his chambers thursday. circuit clerk says he saw the sheriff and judge having lunch together near the courthouse a few hours before. days before the shooting, sheriff was deposed in a sexual assault investigation involving another former deputy. an a oregon amusement park is suing the manufacturer of a ride that fall malfunctioned that left riders dangling upside down for 30 minutes. the oaks park said the company failed to keep the ride safe and didn't have the right tools for procedures to the fix or maintain the ride. the lawsuit aims to make the

ride maker liable. we told you about a new controversial survey which ranks seattle as the number one pizza city in america. we want to know what you think. maryland -- maryland, from seattle agrees,s says the city has great pizza and she gets up at 3:00 a.m. to watch "fox & friends." craig, argues the best pizzas come from chicago. i've never had one of those pizzas. >> i have. the sauce should never be on top. >> joe says old forge pennsylvania, known as the pizza capital of the world because of its town's italian roots. >> i like that. i would like to check that out. >> viewers agree with rachel, saying new jersey has the best pizza. >> i would suspect -- there's no name under there. that was the producers who love new jersey. rachel: all the jersey producers agree with me. i'll tell you someone who

doesn't agree with any of this and that's maria bartiromo. she says it's brooklyn. >> that's right. we'll get to the topic and then get to the pizza. kamala harris opting to skip the al smith dinner in new york. the first candidate do do that. sound off on pizza or the al smith dinner. rachel: before you say that, you look like sophia loren when you went to the event. maria: the earrings ier borrowed. they were so spectacular. i had a great time at the continuer, witnessing the candidate, i went when barack obama was there, hillary clinton, and donald trump 6789 this is just supposed to be an opportunity for the candidates to laugh and joke about each other and trade barbs. it's not supposed to be a serious thing. when trump was there, i was sitting behind him, he was hilarious. hillary clinton was hilarious.

it's an opportunity to show people their human side and not just with the talking points but just talk about jokes and try to throw barbs against each other. why she's skipping the dinner, it's in step with what she's been doing, skipping interviews, skipping press conferences. she still has yet to articulate an actual policy plan that's cohesive and will explain to us, tell us what she wants to do in the next four years. donald trump is doing interview after interview, telling us he will tap into the energy capacity in america, extend the tax cuts, no tax on tips, no tax on social security, all this stuff. she has yet to put forth a plan and the oprah interview, i can't believe she gets away with this stuff. during the oprah interview she said something if like anybody comes in my they'r house, they'g to get shot. imagine if trump says that. the media doesn't even discuss it. she had a word salad when asked by a wonderful couple who had an

important question, what is your plan to rein in inflation, no answers. i'm not sure priced she's skipping the al smith dinner. it's another opportunity for the public to see her raw, to see her trade barbs. rachel: we had charles gasparino in. he said she doesn't have the skills, she can't be funny, isdeshe's way too self-consciou. i think it's because it's a catholic event. if donald trump calls her out in humor in the spirit of the event on her radical abortion position and her very anti-catholic agenda, that might not be a good place. she's trying to win of a lot of working class catholics. maria: i think you make a great point. i was thinking about what charlie said. i aagree with what charily said. she just doesn't have the demeanor to actually not take herself seriously and trade barbs with donald trump. he'll be hilarious. she probably won't be able to

coop up with him. you make a good point. the abortion issue will come up and she's going to have to defend her position so that's something we'll see. rachel: pretty extreme. maria: i'm not sure why. it's a huge missed opportunity. big shots are there, big donors, potential donors. they want to see the real side of her as well. you know, i mean, i don't buy this whole idea that the wall street journal writes this story today that she's secretly meeting with ceos, i don't buy this idea they're going to vote for her. i think even if people who hate trump and have trump derangement syndrome, they're going to hold their nose and vote trump because they recognize she will destroy their business with this 25% on unrealized gains, 25% tax and higher corporate taxes and the biggest of them all, regulation. she will regulate them to death because she needs money for the climate change agenda. >> what do you have coming up. >> we have a big show this morning. we're leading with the events in israel. we've go attacks, hezbollah and israel

but it seems to the me that over the last week israel has decimated the leadership of hezbollah. we're talking with former secretary of state mike bomb pay you yow about that -- pompeo about that we'll talk to the deputy prime minister of italy. he will join me as well. we're talking about tren de aragua, this venezuelan gang you have been talking about this morning that's raging through american cities, intimidating, harassing people in colorado, the same thing in el paso. good for greg abbott, deeming them a terrorist organization. we'll talk about that we want answers on the two assassination attacks against president trump. we want to hear what ron johnson is going to say. he will release preliminary findings on wednesday and james comer did a hearing about the failures of the biden, harris administration. we've got erik prince on, founder of blackwater, to talk about the strategy of getting inside the supply chain and what israel was able to do to get those devices and black berries

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rachel: you new house report revealing the biden, harris administration's taxpayer funded electric school bus program is benefiting communist china. the report finding that the ev supply chain is roughly 90% dependent on china. raising both national security and human rights concerns. gop congresswoman kathy mcmorris rogers chairs the house energy commerce committee and she joins us with more. congresswoman, great to have you on. tell us about this program and what you've uncovered. >> thank you, rachel. well, this is the so-called clean school bus program. it's another part of the biden, harris administration's rush to green. we've seen them mandating electric vehicles, banning gas stoves, really shutting down american energy but it's unfortunately an aj agenda where

china leads, chinese communist party is leading and america is dependent on china because they control 90% of the co splie chas for electric -- supply chains that america needs. we need american innovation and free markets, not one where we're he dependent upon china. rachel: it's super expensive. a normal school bus costs $100,000. an electric school bus costs $381,000. why would we do that? do we have enough chargers? the problem with the infrastructure bill, they didn't build enough chargers for cars. now we need chargers for busses. do they work in north dakota or wisconsin in the winter? i don't know if i want my kid on that bus. >> right, rachel. i'm a mom. you're a mom. whether it's wisconsin, north dakota, washington state, they're unreliable. we don't have the infrastructure. they're expense i've. this is a program where the biden, harris administration wanted to hand out free school

busses across the nation but unfortunately they're not free. they're very expensive. as you mentioned, $381,000 and it's taxpayer dollars, hard earned taxpayer dollars that are going to fund part of the so-called green energy agenda so they can hand out these free school busses. there's other clean alternatives. if it really was a clean bus program that are like 140,000. but unfortunately the administration is demanding -- mandating this agenda that is expensive, unreliable, and also makes us dependent even more dependent upon chinese, the communist party there because they control 90% of the supply chains and you're talking about the rare earth minerals that china has gone around the world now and locked down. rachel: speaking of rare earth minerals, the batteries rely on

cobalt and the cobalt industry is being built up on the backs of child slave labor. all of this makes no sense. they're more expensive, not reliable, dependent on china and child slavery in the congo so explain who is making money because, yeah, the chinese are making money off of this supply chain but there's got to be some middleman, there's got to be some reason why this administration is trying to enrich one of their donors or somebody in this process. who is it? >> yeah, unfortunately it's one where the biden, harris administration has said this is the -- it's rush to green and it's one that is dependent upon china, one where china is leading and america is dependent upon china and it's china that's going to be benefiting from this because they control the supply chain and you just heard they the last segment what that means, it make makes us very

vulnerable to chinese communist party. it makes no sense, rachel. every aspect, whether it's affordability, the dangers of being dependent upon china, this is an agenda that makes no sense other than it is benefiting -- it's one that the radical left, environmental groups are demanding and they're saying that china is the leader and we need to be following china's lead. rachel: yeah. it makes no sense. so glad to have you on, and i want to say thank you to you. when i had my diagnosis of my baby, the first person to call me and reassure me was you because you have beautiful son named cole who also has down's syndrome and i love you for that so i wanted to say thank you. >> feelings are mutual. good to be with you. rachel: thank you. god bless. we're counting down to kickoff of today's biggest games right here on fox. jen h hale has her week three

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welcome back to "fox & friends." on sundays i like to show the precipitation that we think is going to happen the next week. take a look at the maps, show you what i'm talking bullet. i'm talking about. the pacific northwest getting rain. look at what happens across the

east. the moisture you see across parts of florida, georgia, the carolinas, take that is because of this system that we're watching developing out across parts of the western caribbean. that storm likely to become a tropical storm if not a hurricane and poe potentially a significant hurricane, a friday to saturday storm. if you're from louisiana towards the west coast of florida you need to pay attention to this. we could have hurricane watches in place by the time we get to tuesday, not much time to be planning for this. be watching. we'll keep you posted of that right here on fox. send it to you inside. >> thank you, rick. the ravens take on the cowboys in america's game of the week. plus, the lions battle the cardinals in expected to be a game full of fence. live from arizona with more, is jen hale. good morning, jen. >> reporter: good morning, will. happy sunday. will: so let's tart start withr game, the cardinals and the lions, kyle murray playing

great, cardinals offense looking great. basically can be said for the lions, that ought to be an entertaining game. >> reporter: i think it's going to be a great game, a really great game. kyler murray is coming off a historic performance, his jersey hanging i in a the hall of fame, he had 250 passing yards, 50 rushing yards. the lions have been of shent in moving the ball down the field, not been good in the red zone, one of seven last week. jared goff has been not clicking. they'll have a get right game. you love the moniker, america's sweetheart team. last year the lions were certainly that, a lot of folks had them circled for the super bowl. i think this will be a good one leer in the desert today. >> you know he who could be america's sweetheart team this season would be the new orleans states. they destroyed the dallas cowboys in week two, racked up the points in week one and this week they take on the eagles and

everybody -- eagles had an embarrassing loss, not trying to offend you, philadelphia. the end of the game was rough for the eagles last week. that's a matchup that's exciting, eagles, saint. >> reporter: philly fans would agree with you. i thought about you last week, will. i'm thrilled, will will have a bad day. saints, jason hill not playing today. that's going to hurt. i don't think it's going to cause them to lose. this offense has been so high octane, scored on 15 straight possessions, the eagles would love to have a get right game after the loss. i don't think it happens today. i think the saints' offense dominates, not as hot but i think it's going to win especially at home and will, i know you've got that cowboys game circled in red. everybody has that ravens matchup. both teams coming in after disappointing home losses, who would have thought the ravens, o-2. they could be 0-3 by tonight. lamar jackson has been doing his part but the surrounding cast have got to step up.

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