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we begin this our fox news alert. confirming with the israelis already announce a running back terror groups leader is dead after massive strike in beirut. >> right now smoke is rising over that city after over 140 idfone or40 ibf strikes since l. arthel: nate foy is live on the ground in tel aviv good morning. >> good morning. hezbollah as you mentioned is confirming the death of its leader since 1992. also in its statement just out within the past hour and vowing to continue its fight against israel. the strike happened in the early evening hours in beirut yesterday. it took out a founding member in the 1980s and lead the organization is integrated into 11 anza politics both of a

powerful militia backed by iran over the past 32 years he's been leaving this organization. israel said he was meeting with senior chain of command when the strike happened in the beirut neighborhood. israel said it killed several others transoms and commanders including the number two leader it's unknown exactly how many people were killed in the strike israel said it could not evacuate civilians at first because they did not want nasrallah to leave. later evacuated civility for hitting nearby hezbollah weapons facility. response of the killing began almost immediately with israel's iron dome int dome interceptings over the northern city. this morning ironic supreme leader is out with a statement condemning the strike that killed nasrallah and sing the future of the middle east will be determined by the forces of resistance led by hezbollah.

another i writing it back to terrorist organization, hamas, as out with a statement as well vowing to continue fighting against israel. will send it back to you. >> thank you nay let's bring it right tired colonel an army veteran blackhawk helicopter pilot, commander and military strategist. cofounder executive director of restore liberty. thank you so much for being wih us. he heard nay report there to vowing to fight israel. with what capability? in terms of how they have been degraded how do you see hezbollah? >> good morning, thank you for having me on. hezbollah has been severely degraded from a leadership standpoint. it was not just nasrallah. nasrallah with the last guy left they'd already largely eliminated about three different levels of the command structure below him. so, in the end he would simply call this a decapitation strike

on hezbollah that is equivalent to when america killed soleimani for israel this time though. it is a significant move. will be interesting to see how they fully respond they had rockets they la the launch theyl continue to launch those there are eight pre-cited and ready to go you could say. but for the most part what you have done is remove even more of hezbollah capability. eric: do y think a bit performative meant to show the world there is a response that is substantive? or do you think this will cross a threshold where iran believes that needs to strike israel meaningfully? >> ultimately it will be performative in some way. we've already seen what iran is capable of where they strike so much that failed massively. most people think iran is similar to how they look at america's military like it is

some sort of expeditionary warfare capability over all but they really are not. they're focused internally. they are working against the iranian citizens and making sure they stopped dissenter uprising against the leaders in tehran who by the way are watching their backs very closely right now. they will strike back some way it may not be huge. ultimately it's not going to be substantive in a way that's going to deter israel from continuing to do it has been doing very successfully for a long time. rachel: we are clearly in the leadership vacuum right now. we do not know who is in charge, what is going on. clearly israel is defending itself. it is taking advantage of this period of time. rightly or wrongly you can debate that. but what does this mean for america? we are seeing what it means for lebanon, what's happening in gaza, israel, iran. what is this mean for the average american watching right

now? do you see an escalation? do you see us getting drawn in? what does it mean for us? >> hopefully does not meet us getting drawn into anything. there's no reason for america to be directly involved in this conflict. especially if you hear people talking about americans potentially going to war against iran because of what iran is doing throughout the middle east. it's not necessary you can engage in that maximum pressure campaign and make iran largely irrelevant but ultimately defunding them. if you can do that and at and what israel has done by removing their leadership, what it can show it to america as you can actually remove some of these threats by means that are not just military israel was successful militarily but you can also reduce iran economically and through other means as well continue to push the abraham accords and the success of those have had

throughout the middle east. i hope america is paying attention here that we can continue to make a huge difference in the middle east by supporting our key ally. will: colonel, what you think happens next? you seen exploding pagers across lebanon to the exploding walking talking. we've seen missile strikes taking out in successive fashion. leaders of hezbollah what is the next move for israel? >> i think they will continue to d grade hezbollah capabilities as they have been doing very successfully. what that means it's hitting the weapons depots, other logistic sites. if anyone else raises their head up in order to be a leader for hezbollah now they're going to continue to track them and target them as they identified know where their locations are. we have seen the effect of this already because what i am hearing from my sources and central asia is it's gone

underground and restricting his movements very severely they are concerned about what israel could do to them as well. netanyahu made it very clear israel can reach out and touch people wherever they want to right now. the privy action as well. pete: a lot of conversation around iran for the last couple of decades as of and the pursuit of a nuclear weapon and the way to deter that. how does this conflict that's brewing even more so, change iran's calculation for a bomb? we know how this administration feels about a deal but israel has in a clandestine way attacked iranian nuclear sites and set their progress back. how does it change that? >> iran is going to continue to realize israel can reach out and either destroy facilities directly or indirectly through other means they're proving it over and over again. unfortunately, yes, removing the sanctions on iran has allowed them to accelerate the process towards them getting nuclear

weapons. but, what is best to note now is israel's keeping it's a word and saying iran cannot become a nuclear power. i would suspect they would pull out all the stops to ensure that never happens. >> thank you for joining us this morning we appreciate it. let's move from other people's borders to our border. because kamala harris was to be the commander to she was the boaborders are did not do anythg then. and now in a fascinating way with 30 7:30 eight days to go until the election she decides to make a second trip highly choreographed to the border. as you pointed out 30 minutes in and out of the car. walking on a section of wall, had to make sure it was not trump's while this was a wall built during the obama administration. she gave a set of remarks after words and douglas, arizona yesterday. she makes a claim there is a false choice and that she is the mandal actually secure the

border. here she is yesterday. cookson must ensure that our country remain strongly competitive. which includes fixing our broken immigration system. and let me be clear, i reject the false choice. i reject the false choice that suggests we must either choose between securing our border or creating a system of immigration that is safe, orderly, and humane. we can and we must do both. [cheering] [applause] we must do both. [laughter] >> i been fastened by the sound i don't know what it means. i'm not fully went familiar with the false choice. on one hand it's provides of a circular border. the other is the safe, secure system of immigration. they are one and the same. she's right you have to do both because they are the same thing. i think that is an illusion.

to the best i can. through the familiar word to salad that is an allusion to a pathway to citizenship. i think that is an allusion to the constant debate about what you do with the current population of illegal immigrants. pete: that's also a cartoon of what they'd created out of the border under the trump was kids in cages is inhumane they're saying we will secure the border in a safe, orderly and humane way because donald trump was so mean and nasty to all those illegals at the border. except everything about the last thread half years has not been safe. has not been orderly. has been completely inhumane. the choice is abuse secure the border you're creating a chaotic situation she said and i can do both i can secure the board and created orderly system? that she's implying past efforts to control the board have created chaos. >> absolutely.

will: we should put this depiction of cast side-by-side e that associate with the image of aoc against the numbers that were released yesterday by ice that shows 13000 murderers. murderers have come through this border. rachel: 15000 rapists have come through this, 15000 yes i remember those images of aoc in her white jeans by the gate crying about the children who were detained. by the weight donald trump detained them and had them separated from the parents because we didn't know they were really their parents he was trying to use this essay are the sex traffickers or are they the parents? it was a very humane way of dealing with the fact that many children were being used by cartels to come across the border because the laws were more lax if you came with a child than if you came as an

adult. pete: cartoon again of separating kids and parents. rachel: labor department said children found working illegally and our country up 44%. that's over the last year. 44%. by the way i loved it when you talked about you didn't know what she was saying this word salad. i heard day not lash on our network said the funniest thing. jesse asked her about something else that she said a word salad she said i don't understand it. i don't speak drunk hallmark. [laughter] @that's the funniest thing i've heard in a long time, kudos to you. i don't speak drunk hallmark. everything she said was the greatest expression because that is what it sounds like you. you do not know what she is saying. yet nothing can be more important than what is happening at the border right now. pete: you don't know what she believes. will the real kamala harris please stand up? because her background and her

previous say 8.3 million illegals entered that's not even known god always. you got tens of thousands of rapists and criminals coming to our country. yet, the kamala harris of old and we will replace the tape from 2018 -- 2019 had very different things to say about the border and criminality but here's kamala harris from just a few years ago. >> we've got to critically re-examine ice. probably think about starting from scratch. >> you have any plans to visit the border? >> we are going to the border pretty been to the border. this whole, this whole, this whole thing about the border, with into the border. >> you have an edge of the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. >> raise your hand if you think it should be a civil offense rather than a crime to cross the border without documentation? can we keep those hands up so we can see them? [laughter] rachel: the policy of this

administration is to get them across the border as quickly as possible. if that means you do not vet them. if that means you don't do dna testing. if you allow children through 20000 to get lost because were not tracking them because we have no idea we just move them across. javier hhs was caught on a phone call. this is a year or so ago. and he said this. if henry ford had seen this in his plan talking him how children were not being moved across and people were not being process quick enough. he said of henry ford had seen this in his plans he never would become famous and rich. this is not the way you do an assembly line. that is what he said to staff members. before border security means facilitation. rachel: processing, welcome mat. before they say spend more money at the border it means and bring in more newcomers as quickly as

possible. and they have no 80 who they are. rachel: that is the worst part. she keeps saying we need more money. this bill that donald trump did not want, more money. he turned down more money at the border as if this was going to go to close the border. it is so frustrating. if people testing me all morning but i cannot even watch these clips of her at the border because it makes me want to get steam coming out of my ears because it's so frustrating. pete: 45 death across multiple states until he made landfall in florida as a monster cat for hurricane. rachel: storm survivors in florida big bend region said they've never seen damage like this before. >> this is the worst. nothing's ever come close to it. it flooded my house. >> it's the worst ever. will: right out eastern tennessee a flash flood warning and areas in effect for areas below the dam. officials say it is at risk of imminent failure.

areas downstream are already flooded out and a breach would be catastrophic. not far from that dam, 54 people were rescued from the roof of a hospital after floodwaters surrounded the facility. officials use of boats and helicopters to get the staff and patients to safety. right now over 3 million businesses and homes are without power let's turn to rick for a "fox weather" forecast. >> the expanse of that damage from florida all the way up in toward the carolinas is a very large area dealing with this. people without power as you mentioned in the flooding. twenty-eight flood emergencies were issued. that'that's a mostly never seena single day the previous record to that of been 13. gives you an idea just how much of that largely across the southern appalachians. it is because of these kind of rainfall totals for this rain here is the atlanta area about a foot of rain. go up into the higher elevations in toward the southern appalachians we see 15, 18 inches of rain. and then in a few spots in toward north carolina, take a look at this.

almost 30 inches of rain. when you get 30 inches or imagine the 30 inches where you are but have that ball across mountainous terrain's the gravity pulls it into the ravines and it floods very quickly but that's what we had all that damage while the power outages over 3 million homes across the southeast still without power. when you have that many homes is going to take a long time to get the power turned back on. this is the storm winding down. in their one -- 2 inches of rain across parts of kentucky and tennessee throughout the day but we have flood emergencies going on. never going to start to watch the caribbean again. western caribbean where helene form has a 40% chance of more tropical development as this disturbance began smith up into parts of the gulf. watch what happens. one of our models here you start to see this move by the time to get towards next weekend. we've got something right there moving up into parts of the central gulf. not thing is going to be what helene was where the active part of the season right now at another disturbance probably a week from now back in towards the gulf. back to you.

will: will continue to relate is from israel after kamala harris confirms a death of their later nasrallah. leader nasrallah. we talked about vp kamala harris border to visit were going to go off the wall to set the record straight on the real history of her policies.

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stopping transnational criminal organizations and strengthening our border is not new to me and it is a long-standing priority of mine. i've done that work i will continue to treat it as a priority when i am elected president of the united states. will: vice president kamala harris finally the southern border claiming securities always been a top party for her following president trump or the border crisis. support means of illegal immigrants roam free and our country. many of whom are dangerous convicted criminals according to new ice information let's break down harris border record. we often go off the grid, will with the graph. but now are g were going to offe wall. will: winces on fox and was off the walls saturday and sundays on fox and friend weekend. here's the comparison between

donald trump and kamala harris and their trips to the southern border. donald trump has been to the border 11 times. over a time frame that includes. starting with harris first visit to the border which would have been in 2021. over the same time frame donald trump h is been 11 times she has been twice. >> twice and carefully placed areas that were never part of the problem. you look at work trump has visited for the most part he tries to really go to places where there's been an issue or they've addressed an issue to get a good sense. you look at 11 trips it is like a senator or someone who is head of a committee going to iraq or afghanistan. you knew the people who really cared up and i'm going to the border because i want to know what is happening. i want to know it's happening at eagle pass. i want to get a sense of what challenges you are facing as opposed to a highly choreographed touches to say i have been there. it's a very big difference in border patrol understands that.

people on the border understand. >> read visits by donald trump as president, striped donald trump as candidates blue is kamala harris. what's been going on in the meantime, what is happening under the two administrations but first of all t this of the southwest encounters look like under the biden/harris administration versus donald trump. he is standing with southwest landing encounters uc explosion quadrupling what it was. >> of your doing sports thing at a pregame format who's got the track record of who really ca cares? the numbers do not lie. it is just absolutely staggering difference between the two. 8 million. this, by most estimates is a low number. this is also by most estimates not that one but the known got a late number. this is a known runaways at the unknown god away so we are talking over 10 million illegals have entered our country as a facilitator.

>> recently focused on the tucson sectors where kamala harris with this week with 300,000 during donald trump's years in the presidency at one point to million again quadrupling for the biden/harris administration. perhaps the most important number the one the bottom. >> is one of her tugboats happening in the middle east. we know from the reporting of a bill melugin, griff jenkins in so many others at the border. folks come from hundreds of for nations many of which are on the terrorist watch list but these are the folks interdicted at the border. these are the ones we know about. this is a massive number compared to -- listen, 11? a rounding error compared to what happened under harris/biden. >> this explosion kamala harris blames on donald trump. >> it was the strongest border security bill we have seen in decades. but donald trump tanked it. so even though donald trump tried to sabotage the border security bill, it is my pledge

to you that as president of the united states i will bring it back up and probably sign into law. >> you her earth tone border jacket. ask a border patrol bill by the way which was opposed by donald trump and many republicans was opposed. why? she attributed to political motivation. it also could be because the bill allowed 8500 illegal immigrants to enter the country that day. >> it would have locked in the current executive and the next executive into metrics that would have effectively legalized up to 5000 or 8500 illegals crossing a day before it's temporarily shut down you cannot hit a switch and shut it down for seven or 14 days. it allowed for the ongoing facilitation of the border. obviously, donald trump would see number of illegals to be zero party wants them to the port of entry this would not allow for that. >> to point out throughout the morning the view on border patrol, border security by democrats is processing. how orderly and efficient you

bring illegal immigrants into the country. the border patrol bill would have allowed continued funding for migrant shelter programs and continued funding for ngo which are in charge of much of this processing. >> a do not want the bad images and, member the illegal under the bridge? they want more money to make sure it happens quickly and efficiently away from the cameras and with no political liabilities. it also would've still allowed for catch and release which is something those who are real border security say it has to end if you do not want rampant illegal immigration. >> had americans feel about the two candidates want to come to this issue? an issue that generally pulls the top where the most important issues to americans. under the economy this is right there with abortion as a top issue for most voters. 56% trust donald trump over kamala harris at 41% to handle immigration. >> if you read some of the newsletters democrats seem to think -- meant by the way this is slightly better than biden was polling produced sound of

the 30s and trump was in the low 60s. it has tightened a little bit only because she is not joe biden. they're hoping to lean into this and create a new persona for harris as if she really did care about the border. >> definitely trying to lean in. after calling border patrol agents slave masters akin to the 1860s and whipping haitian migrants are doing in nothing r three and a half years now we get the image. she is tough. >> 37 days before the election for just in time for campaign commercials. >> fox news alert israel announcing they killed the leader of hezbollah after a strike in beirut. t next. fence and stalls that ara , stronger and more flexible for every horse and rider. every ramm fence and stall is proudly made in america. combining durability with the beauty of traditional design.

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we are back with a fox news alert. idf said hezbollah leader

nasrallah's rate of terror is over. they are running it back to her group's leader was killed and a massive strike in beirut but right now smoke is rising over that city after over what her poorly targeted idf strikes since last night. nate foy is live on the ground in tel aviv. >> hey guys, massive breaking news that changes the dynamics of this conflict. idf spokesman daniel spoke moments ago about the strike that killed hezbollah leader nasrallah. >> the leader of an evil terrorist organization the senior terrorist eliminated with him and the central headquarters legitimate military target under international law. our war is not with the lebanese people. our war is with hezbollah. >> so he said nasrallah was

actively planning more attacks on israel and the strike happened pretty said hezbollah purposely put its headquarters surrounded by civilians. nasrallah was a founding member of hezbollah and became the groups leader 1992 britt is reset the group's second-in-command was also killed during a strike. hezbollah this morning he vows to continue fighting israel and iran supreme leader said the resistance will determine the future of the middle east. israel also took out hezbollah weapons facilities last night. idf put out messages in arabic telling residents to evacuate first. at least 600 people die from air sairstrikes in lebanon since monday according to lebanon health minister. idf said that it's because hezbollah surrounds himself with civilians and secondary explosions create an even larger collateral damage. airstrikes as you mention continue this morning with israel saying it has hit 140 140 hezbollah targets overnights.

israel is also mobilizing additional reserve upgrades as they continued surging resources to the north i ahead of a posse ground offensive into lebanon. we'll see if the airstrikes are enough or if israel will in fact to move forward on the ground into it lebanon. iraq is also announcing three days of morning after the deathf nasrallah. rachel: thank you nay. america strategic petroleum reserve is added 40 year low as we near the end of the biden/harris administration. after beginning their term with six and 38 million barrels in the reserve, biden and harris have nearly cut that total in half. here to discuss what this could mean for national security foxbusiness contributor phil flynn. it's great to have you on this morning. so explain to us what happened. why is the strategic oil reserve now at what, a 40 year low? >> it is because the biden

administration of abuse the original mission of the strategic petroleum reserve. it was supposed to be used to tap in case of an emergency. rachel: oh boy, it looks like we lost a fillable see if we can bring him back. were going to go to break right now and then we'll see if we can grab them on the way back. thanks. what can i do to make a better cotton crop? 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.

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rachel: we are back with a foxbusiness contributor phil flynn. we have him back is here to discuss the strategic petroleum reserve which is at a 40 year low. you were just telling us before we lost you that the biden administration is misusing this reserve. explain. >> it is. this was a reserve that was basically built to protect the u.s. economy against oil price shocks. but president biden started to tap this reserve for political purposes. the first time he didn't, rachel, was to send a message to saudi arabia. he wanted to make saudi arabia a prior state. when they did not do his bidding by raising production he released oil to send them a message. that was purely political and it backfired probably lead to opecc production cuts at a cap global supplies low in cap prices high.

it is also her investment because people do not want to invest in u.s. oil if the government is going to intervene. rachel: absolutely. this was also interesting joe biden released 180 million barrels. but we don't have a cash for 10.5 million. where is all the other money? >> where is the money? where is the money? that is what i want to know for the u.s. taxpayers paid for this oil in good faith. and the government, it seems like whenever they get their hands on some extra money they cannot keep their hands on it, they have to spend it. in fact the biden administration at one point was bragging we sold oil when prices were high. you're going to bite back low. that's only good if you can actually do it. if you do not have the money to buy it back he will keep inventory low. the chances of dramatic price spike that can hurt americans is a lot higher. rachel: let's play a game pete let's guess where the money

went. i call ukraine, what you say? >> i would say you are pretty good guess her. [laughter] or the other place has been china for i know where the oil went a lot of that went to china i do not know if xi jinping is probably on an oil barrel today don't know. rachel: we have depleted we encourage europe to deplete their reserves. we have depleted hours. china is beating up theirs. interesting. >> yes it is. i will tell you this i want to go back to rebuilding the reserve. it's one of the best deterrence against our neighbors. rachel: great job, thanks phil. always insightful the best person to talk with. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, rachel. 362 "fox weather" alert 45 deaths across multiple sites have been reported since helene made landfall in florida as a monster cap for hurricane. severe floods are sweeping across parts of asheville, north carolina a and communities acros the appalachians.

chelsea taurus is alive in asheville where flooding and landslides affected thousands of homes. >> will, not only that but there is no city water. there's a power that's been out for thousands of people around here. you add in on top of that no cell service. i am fortunate the hotel manager here was able to give me the spot on a rooftop several people having to go to the emergency room at a local library or just this one hotel just to get cell service to let their loved ones know they are safe or maybe they don't have any power at home. or maybe they are looking around for food. that's exactly what's been going on for the past 24/36 hours trying to talk to people how are you going about this when you either don't have a power at home, don't have water and cannot get in touch with anyone to know you are safe or find out if your friends or other loved ones are safe wherever they are. you have over 130 water rescues for they've done nearly 600 evacuation just getting people

safe. first responders have been working around the clock. i saw several boats yesterday heading out just looking for somebody in a large river that swallowed up a couple streets right in front of a playground and near a recreation center. i was able to see a lot of downed trees. a lot of downed power lines. some people are trying to get where they are going so they are still driving a lot of these ways just to see if it's under a tree or under those power lines but as of right now there's no timeline for when the city water will be back on. when power will be back or the cell service will be back for people to reach out to who they need too. will: rough a situation. thank you. you can join fox for support following hurricane helene your donation enables the red cross to respond to and help people recover from this disaster. visit redcross.org/fox afford or scan the qr code on your screen right now to support these efforts. >> de i out of medical school is

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we are back with congressman and doctor greg murphy here on fox and friends for good morning again congressman. hopefully we got our technology worked out together but were talk about dei and medicine. how many medical schools have a relegated medicine below the goals of di. >> when i was working with some

colleagues back at my alma mater at davidson college we saw how first amendment rights were not being respected. this is basically the secession of this to graduate school, to medical school. and literally, literally the worst profession i believe it can happen. you are seeing a dei being professed at the abuse of authority positions. not all in the med cap, curriculum, having to sign a fealty oath, to di, diversity, culture, professions are going through medical school. now remember, so many of these students want to be a certain type of physician or surgeon which takes good grades. unless you profess the ideology of these schools are professing that liberal progressive ideology you very well could have your grades her too. it is an absolute abuse of authority. we need to get politics out of medical school and get medicine and the care of every single patient. pete: let's get one example this

is at mount sinai and a court decision entered anesthesiology course is intended quote to provide students with the space for building critical thinking and community around social justice work. here is another one. this is from harvard and of the course description for integrated human and pathophysiology. it reads content that explores health, equity, anatomy, climate change, microbiology, pharmacology and pathology is integrated. i am no medical doctor but it would seem if i am a patient i'm not sure i want how climate change, i don't know what my doctor informed when i need something specific to my medical condition. >> a will, i am a surgeon. what people want from a surgeon is to do the best job for them inside. not to be a social activist. not to be someone who cares more about climate change than you do the patient in front of me. and will, let me put something as a caveat. ten years to melt medical

students come through and finish their residency, medicine in the united states is going to be in a horrible position. not only will we have a shortage of doctors which our institutes of medicine are now caring more about social justice than getting good students in medical school. we are going to have doctors that care more about social activism than they do about taking care of patients. these cultural wars that are occurring at the highest levels of medical education now are going to destroy american medicine and about a decade. >> the quality of patient and her healthcare. what we are getting we talked to a doctor the cost is scary on an individual basis for us as we visit a doctor. >> i've had a bull's-eye on my back since he put up the educate act and the pillars of institutional medicine those who can control medical schools have put out op-ed after op-ed attacking me i have dictated my life to taking care of patients that do not look like i do.

they put professional in the curriculum constant greg murphy thank you so much for being here with us this morning. >> take care. >> kick office in orlando, florida for a match up the colorado buffaloes take on a university of central florida knights at 3:30 p.m. for their first ever meeting. rachel: let's get back out to abby who was in orlando. hi abby. >> hello rachel and you guys over there in new york print orlando was very humid. but we love it it's great. i didn't realize you could swim to the air i'm here with chris he's the guy to talk to if you have action on this game pretty also known as the bear, why? once it's a long story dating back to an expense i had in my old show where lee corso gave me the nickname he had certain traits of a bear will not go into details on the saturday morning. it's a family show. [laughter] >> i hear you. looking forward to this game. kind of a bit of a change in

michigan and minnesota is before this one. why is the atmosphere here better? >> is a different experience in front of all these fans. we were there earlier this year. we'll be back there i'm sure at some point you see the story they are undefeated in the big 12 for the second year. got a great running back. they've got a great quarterback. and on the other side he got colorado who people talk about. it's sanders or travis hunter. the excitement about this game for ucf going five -- zero in a stadium in an environment that not many people have experienced. it's a great opportunity. >> i'm not much of a better but what would you tell someone is a novice like me about this game? >> i would expected to be a high-scoring game. he can obviously throw the ball around. norman has a running game that's really, really good deprived take a look at the over in this game. it's probably estimated i think it has an opportunity to put a lot of points. >> what you get into the persona of the bear right now but was

your reaction to these kids? >> they are awesome. [cheering] they are my people. they know it's college football. i went to school before i know it it's about here. [laughter] when she got the crowd going there. ione last quick question i will hear this from adam klotz compose a football player what position want to be? >> you, i would say be a defensive back. you've got some length, your arms are long you can reach out. you are a quarterback. >> and went to adam i'm bringing the storm for chris, thank you so much. all right guys back to you. >> abby asked him really quick alabama, georgia with his pick? lex alabama, georgia what your pic? pick? what's it like georgia. nineteen straight wins in games which have had more than a week to prepare the going to get to the defensive line back. >> good stuff it's always good with chris, thank you abby. rachel: thanks abby. >> fox and friends don't go anywhere.

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