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of suicidal thoughts, planning and attempts. get educated. talk to your children well before they experiment. with marijuana and dabbing thc. >> it's the 89 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this. a defiant donald trump rallying thousands in his return to butler, pennsylvania. finishing his speech just 12 weeks after the first assassination attempt. >> as i was saying -- [applause] oh, i love that. i love that chart. i love that graph. ♪ ♪ former house speaker kevin mccarthy on the triumphant return just ahead. >> tomorrow marks one year since the war in israel began.

and the turmoil shows no signs of slowing. will and i are going off the wall this hour on how the war is expanding. will: tim walz says he speaks just like everybody else and missteps undercut his credibility with voters? >> i've tried to do the best i can. but i've not been perfect and i'm a knuckle head at times. >> shannon bream joins us ahead of her exclusive interview with that knuckle head the vp candidate? just minutes, third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ will: you going philadelphia. it would be a shame if it weren't chicago after all of the chicago talk this morning. pete: could be. will: producers are sometimes cute like that. pete: showing one part of the skyline. atlanta -- will: when in doubt.

good morning welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning pete hegseth and rachel campos-duffy. good morning good to see you both. >> in butler, pa. a lot of folks said hi to you by the way. will: change their names like they did yours. pete: no but you were in their hearts. i just happen to be there. will: there was pete -- pete: once we did a live report people behind us opened the doors they didn't care about us. they were going for the door. rachel: sometimes out and about they say i can't decide which one i like better pete or will. will: when i go they say i like you better than pete. pete: i was only called will once yesterday. what do i get? i'm not gawk to share, private conversations with people they're very nice. [laughter]

pete: folks were great and love fox and friends and "fox & friends" weekend greetings from butler. president trump returning to butler, pennsylvania. for a historic rally less than three months after first assassination attempt on his life. rachel: alexis mcadam is live in butler with the latest. good morning, alexis. reporter: good morning, well from everybody i talked to out here on the ground they loved all three of you guys. pete was talking to everybody but they were excited to have fox and friend weekend on the ground as he made his triumphant return stand on the same exact stage under the massive rather flag that was still hanging there from 12 weeks ago as they remembered exactly what happened up on that stage. where he was nearly assassinated. >> a very big thank you to pennsylvania. we love pennsylvania. and as i was saying --

[cheering] reporter: yeah as he was saying and then he picked right back up where he left off just months ago now that crowd massive you can see it there. that's just behind okay the stage so you see where the former president was. they had lots of chairs sets up there. so people could get close to them those were guests that had tickets and had maybe signed up earlier but thousands who couldn't get into the gates. and many people said they're grappling with the chaos that unfold has had day and felt they needed to come back to the grounds and three innocent rally goers shot and one killed two -- >> nobody should come it a political gathering and fear about losing their life. that's the abstract level so you look at that way. but then on a plerchl it is just unimaginable tragedy to have something like that happen.

it's impossible for me to -- pretend i might know what they're feeling. >> but blake who you just heard there a delegate in the front row here in butler when former president shot and he didn't know what was going to happen and tried to stand up there and make sure he showed support for the president. the mood was somber, though, as trump remembered cory a firefighter, dad, husband, who was shot used his own body to shield his wife and daughter from the gunfire. >> would like to ask everyone to join me in a moment of silence -- although it was somber former president did hold a defiant tone saying he's not going anywhere and much more work that needs to be done here in the

battleground state of pennsylvania criss-crossing as we get closer to the election but all across the country. also it is important to point out everyone i talked to in the crowd said no matter what side of the aisle a democrat or republican you have to give the former president lots of credit for getting back up on that stage at the exact same time 12 weeks later after nearly kill as we know that wasn't only possible assassination attempt that's under investigation. so a lot more that's happening and hey we're only 29 days out from the presidential elections who knows what's going to happen next. rachel: all right thank you alexis. just remember when john fetterman said bonsd donald trump has with his supporters is real. i feel it in pennsylvania. and then he said look, it is incredible like a rock concert and then he said -- it is only deepened because of the assassination attempt in pennsylvania. and boy, you look at those images you look at the overtures to the catholics in is it a state playing maria to the

christians in the state. playing, you know, having the singer christopher playing also how great thou out and never in political rallies in a jail junction position a real contrast to megan thee stallion at the campaign rally. >> a stunning display it was also something you don't see very often are, you know, richest man in the world taking a stage in a maga hat after twitter changed it to x totally changed free speech environment. and heres to comment on that, and more -- let's bring in fox news anchor shannon bream. shannon -- political rallies are one thing to rachel's point what happened yesterday was different almost felt like a pilgrimage and elon musk talking about how this is the most important election of

our lifetime here's elon musk yesterday. watch. >> the true test of someone's character is how they behave under fire. [applause] and we had one president who couldn't climb a flight of stairs. and another who was fest pumping after getting shot. [applause] fight, fight, fight -- most important election of our lifetime. this is no ordinary election. the other side wants to take away your freedom of speech you must have free speech in order to have democracy. that's why it is the first amendment. and the second amendment -- is there to ensure that we have the first amendment. [applause] president trump must win to preserve the constitution. he must win to preserve democracy in america.

>> shannon quite a moment. >> uh-huh. these guys have really bonded over this issue of free speech. you know that elon is taking a lot of heat around the world for the fact that he's been pressured to sensor certain kinds of speech and his argument is listen i allow all kinds of things out there offensive otherwise because here in the united states we have something unique which is the first amendments. and the thing we always have to remember is that it is there for unpleasant speech things like the westboro baptist church 8-0 by all things we can't repeat on the air but a recognized right to do it. the supreme court is repeatedly said another case in 2017 that you know, it's about protecting the most hateful thoughts because -- that's what happens in democracy and thank founders really felt like more speech is the -- solution to offense of speech rather than less speech. that's something that elon musk and president trump and his team have really bonded over. will: a perfect transition trying not to dominate this interview because i'm excited.

no i'm excited about what you have coming up on fox news sunday. you have vice presidential candidate tim walz on the show so first of all that's fascinating. we do not see this kind of thing much in modern media we just don't. so i want to ask you about walz and you know i hope you tiewk him about his idea that misinformation hate spooch are not protected. but i want to start with this. how did you get the interview like, was this hard to book again the harris walz campaign has been a protected campaign designed to avoid moments like you're about to have on fox news sunday. shannon: we have an amazing booker andrea davito she knows about negotiating these bookings every week so every week for months we have asked for the vice president -- for her eventual for a surrogate from the campaign, and some weeks frankly it is hard to book a surrogate so we've asked, pressed asked pressed played nice, and this week all of andrea's hard work all of our

work as a team come to fruition they've said okay we will give you governor walz so we're excited. door is always open we say that every week we want to hear from different tickets from people who wants to be leaders of our country we think it is important so we're excited to have the governor. >> we've been hearing rumors that, you know, from the internet from different surrogates qhoive saying, hey, this idea of hiding kamala isn't working we thought we could get through but she's slipping in the polls trump seems like he has a little more momentum now and they're getting nervous but interesting they've put tim walz forward and not kamala pap how much do you think that has to do with the fact that -- the kamala team, kamala walz teal is a little bit nervous coming into the final weeks? shannon: we know she's going to do other stuff "60 minutes" stuff that are coming up howard stern and others so i think they realize now these calls they've had for mainstream media other people who would seem friendly to them have been like you've got to get out there this is a

presidential campaign you have to do it. so i think that they're feeling that, and i don't know if governor walz has more to say or to clean up or to clarify or that he wants to add from the debate this was his big week. and so that may be why they came through that open door to us to follow-up on some of the conversations that were part of that debate as well. but whatever the reason we're glad to have him. pete: there were a number of toics not going into the will you ask him or what will you ask him and so many things we're not followed up about his background so you have a target rich environment to make today's interview interesting. >> we have a list of about 8,000 questions so we'll see how many of them we can jam in when he joins us live. will: there's an article up and it's on politico it says walz says he speaks like everybody else. and it is not working for thes campaign. i was having this conversation with rachel offair that if you kind of look back at most of the people who have actually won the presidency going back to bill

clinton, bill clinton, george w. bush, donald trump, joe biden, all except for barack obama, you could argue they all have had somewhat unpolished manners of speaking. you know, the claim that walz is now making -- do you think that his sort of what do we have the word slop he's not sloppy folks -- do you think it is working? it connects? shannon: i think that's what people do like about him he's like your great neighbor next door he's the school teacher, the coach. that very much i think has been sort of his selling point of his personality but if we said sub stanley false thing use couldn't say i'm superpassionate or knuckle head or grammar isn't always right we continue get away with that with our employers and making these repegs representations so he is passionate and carried away sometimes but at the end of the

day people expect you to tell the truth especially about sometimes it is about big things sometimes it is about little thing you wonder why there was a misstatement on that at all. >> good point. >> which started something small insignificant grew as it continued which is the way the world works so you've got throw up the guest that you have today on fox news sungdz, obviously, tim walz, in addition to mike johnson john fetterman heck of a show today. shannon: we are looking forward to talking to all of them about hurricane recovery and tensions escalating in middle east and everything else in our limited time. >> it is going to be great. see you then. rachel: her show is fire today and we're all going to tune in. [laughter] pete: and someone is calling. rachel: they're like get off -- off that weekend crew now time to do a real interview. rachel: we have serious news because we have a fox weather alert hundreds of thousands of americans are waking up without power this morning. in the aftermath of helene. pete: recovery missions are continuing this morning as more

than 230 people tragically are dead. will: fox weather randy campbell is live in north carolina. brandy. reporter: good morning guys. as you can imagine it's been a somber and tough week for many people across this region really the southeast really when you consider that death toll. again, over 230 people included. but also it's been hard for residents and business owners just really feeling wrath of it another example of the damage just behind me. you can see this vehicle flipped completely on its side. i mean, uprooting some of the soil. you can see the fence behind it and then just piles next to it. but also we can see the waterline on this home. next to the car, this water line is well over my head you can see it almost in a rust like color next to the house as we pan down the street of this neighborhood, you can see the devastation just

continues on and on lots of things scattered about you can see some folks have started cleaning throwing things outside of their homes at this time now in the county we've met many people who need help to get through this disaster many folks not having flood insurance. fema they are on the ground 5,000 federal personnel and they have approved 14,000 applications here in buckam county that included 12 million dispersed to the community encouraging everyone to register at disaster assistance.gov and urban search and rescue ongoing and 1300 people here helping with that effort. but mane while folks they don't have water. some of them if they do have it, they might have to boil it. and people are also advised to be careful around waterways and soil as they are working with the epa to test if it could be toxic and power outages still impacting over 160,000 customers in north carolina. duke energy say at least 105 of

the customers are in hardst to reach areas with roads gone, they have no estimated time for their repairs. so with all of this being said residents, they are just still in shock we've got this reaction from one of the residents. take a listen. >> it just blows my mind. it's -- it hadn't quite fully -- you know, it's just -- i don't know it is like a war zone around here. so -- i never thought i would be -- in a flood zone up in the mountains. >> all right. and just over and over again. guys, it's a situation many people have said this is the worst that they have experienced in their time living here. thankfully the weather has been good to help with recovery. but as you can see this damage is extensive. it is going to take a long time for folks to come back from this. guys. back to you. will: brandy thank you so much. turn now to few additional headlines start here.

police are searching for a suspect after a father was shot and killed in a parking lot of a california high school. while going to watch his son's youth football game coaches said they heard three gunshots at least three. while warming up, deputies found a man who had been shot inside a car and later confirmed that it was a player's father. authorities are still investigating a possible motive. wall street journal reports that wiretapping systems here in the u.s. have been targeted in a cyberattack tied to the chinese government. according to the report hackers targeted at&t and verizon with what government uses for network wiretapping requests. federal agents are investigating the attack. and college football washington beating number 10 michigan 20-10 yesterday in a game and arkansas razorbacks from down 11 in the second half to shock number 4, tennessee.

>> this is going to be the last player of the game. scrambles -- out of bounds no time left. arkansas pose the upset. a day of upsets and the biggest, though, was in nashville. vanderbilt taken down number one ranked alabama yesterday it is the first win ever over a top five team and after the game excited fans tore down field goal posts. walked it out of the stadium, took it right down broadway before turning it into cumberland river. >> took a page out of who did that out of tennessee did that when they beat alabama couple of years ago? >> full scale of nfl games later today on fox, and we have kevin mccarthy coming up in just a moment here. on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪

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[cheering and applause] >> former president trump picking up right where he left off as he rallied thousands in butler, pennsylvania, yesterday less than three months after the first assassination attempt on his life. former house speaker kevin mccarthy joins us now. kevin, we were talking just a little bit as we were walking up here, and you said this moment was more than political. what do you mean? >> it wasn't really a political rally it meant so much more. honor the family. cory who lost his life and those who were shot but to finish the job, nothing symbolizes more this man donald trump. more resilient than anyone i've ever met that symbolizes the nation you couldn't leave with this community that that was the last instance when the president was saying as was saying he's saying i'm finishing the speech i'm going to finish my job i have one more term and do the

very best for the nation and flefer give up on it and to the crowd there. he was tell megahow we could hear the bullet -- right. but what dawned on me when you watch the assassination attempt no one ran. nobody ran. and the defiance when they stood up they were going fight for the nation. i think it was more of a symbol for the entire nation to heal. i'm back. we're going to honor those who were shot and not going to give up on you. rachel: that's what was so remarkable we had pete on the ground that morning. and so many of the people that he interviewed had been at the rally the last time. so it was a pilgrimage and finish this rally the right way you're rights the crowd was part of the story. the fact that there wasn't a stampede the fact they were as brave as the president and they were -- in that moment more concerned for the lives of each other and the president.

than their own and then, of course, as you said cory, you know throwing his body over his families -- i love that. i think there were other gestures we keep talking about it. you know, at a political rally all of my kids know if i die that's at my funeral for show. >> president trump loves that song but it speaks to catholics talk to me really we cannily quickly about pennsylvania but i want you to talk about -- >> all comes down to three states pennsylvania, georgia, new york and president trump carries what he carries picks up georgia and pennsylvania he's over the 270 he wins the presidency i will tell you you really want to look at the environment in which you run. it was a interesting poll everybody takes poll but gallop had one who do you identify with and for the first time more americans identify with republicans. and secondly, they asked another question. whose best to solve the problems america has?

republicans won there too. so i think this could be a very good election but a lot hinges on pennsylvania. rachel: you mentioned north carolina there's a lot of mistakes done by the administration in north carolina. >> hurting lives. it is hurting lives i think they're gong pay the price for that. >> you know, politics aside when you're in leadership, and a devastation happens, it really shows the character of who you are and your own leadership abilities to handle any other problem. what they have done during this time and i've spoken to so many to north carolina and into south carolina, you find into georgia it is devastating they're still looking for bodies today and that's in america more than a week later. they don't have electricity they don't have water. the challenge you go through a family, and the 21st century in america? rachel: people are across the country outraged kevin mccarthy thank you we love having you here. well the art of the tariff trump shares america first agenda and his plans to keep vital jobs here at home.

steven moore is going to break it all down, next.

>> tomorrow, october 7th marks the one year since the horrific terrorist attacks on israel by hamas. pete: one day ahead of the one year mark let's go off the wall to take a look at everything that's happened so far and how the war continues to expand. so will it all started unfolded on our show in almost real time. the horrors on october 7th. will: hamas fired 3,000 rockets into israel. 257 israelis and four nationals were taken hostage by hamas, pete. and it's estimated that just under 1200 people were killed during the terrorist attacks. pete: four times that injured

they -- the deadliest attack on jews since the holocaust but it was that music festival that was nova music festival and the small communities in the south of israel. that knew they were close to gaza and never conceived of something like this that's why you saw a death toll so high. will: breaking news here this is what it was like october 7th last year. >> unprecedented and coordinated attack against israel is taking place right now. [sirens] this has been a constant scene along the gaza border we're hearing horrific stories of people just grabbing whatever weapon they had at home trying to fight off the militants that were entering their communities. >> when you see the reports of these terrorists going in, and killing families and killing children -- taking israelis hostages. >> a woman said that she received a phone call from her niece eight years old sad she's hiding inside her kibbutz and

hiding with her mother under a bed. >> to eliminate israel we're seaing that play out in israel right now. >> from today on, things will never be in israel as they were. >> never be the same they have not been ever sense. will: not in the past year certainly. here's the timeline of events that have taken place the attack october 7th, october 8th israel declares war on hamas. pete: gives you a sense -- two or three weeks to mobilize down to the south to start the ground envision that started with a big air campaign. there were moment where is a pause for fighting for few days allowed for hostages to be returned a lot of that were -- women and elderly it didn't include affiliate idf soldiers or a lot of americans. but there was a point early on when they thought maybe exchanges would continue. will: jump forward to aprilnd are a launches first ever direct attack on israel the next day israel responded with air strikes in iran. pete: you know there was a short

small period of time on our graph but that's five months where the war just continued and status of the cease-fire and hostages not well known and then iran puts a finger on the scale even more and then in september it really ramped up to new phase we have reports again on this show across the network of pagers exploding across lebanon in one of the best attacks we've seen in -- walky talkies those missile strikes in -- lebanon, resulted on september 28th in the confirmed death of hassan killed an israel air strike leader of hezbollah. pete: who was the leader more than three deeing decades and high level leadership of hezbollah, as a result the entirety of the hezbollah leadership was decimated then iran lobbied missiles in again that bringing us to where we are right now. will: the fallout campus protests across the country.

became a big issue in america, last year during this over somewhat this year into the beginning of the school year as well. but it wasn't just schools it was across the country. big areas. pete: not just schools but political process as well protest outside the white house. ramped up also, so you saw but you remember those big encampments in certain places ucla said they weren't going any way they were standoffs with administrators testimony on capitol hill you remember all of the college presidents couple of of which forced to resign upenn harvard and columbia and unwillingness to cover out the evil of the october 7th attacks simply say, hey jewish students on campus shouldn't feel threnled. because the images we're seeing behind us are images of intimidation they happen and they continue. will: where are we now, today, idf says 250 hezbollah terrorists have been been killed in southern lebanon that's in the most recent news. and benjamin netanyahu is vowing retaliation for those october

1st strikes from iran. pete: both sides said if another attack happens, there will be retaliation supreme leaders says more strikes are leakily. iran foreign minister wants cease-fire in both lebanon and gaza hasn't happened thus far. doesn't seem much more likely would you. will: 97 hostages remain including seven american citizens. pete: worth noting there -- more than half are deemed to be alive but many of the hostages this point intelligence tells israelis they are deceased. will: all right so -- what's next? where we've laid out where we've been, where we are now. and what's next -- there's the lay of the land you can see this is tuesday in jerusalem missile strikes we talked about you can see -- israel surrounded by enemies. but on the front foot pete when it goes to lebanon and iran. pete: what's next observancive

in gaza and dealing with houthi revels so as much as things have changed a lot remains the same. the question this country here saudi arabia all of this iranian agitation push them back into a relationship with israel some contend that could be possible. but after this last year, i wouldn't bet that we know what's going to happen next. will: right. all right trump economic advisor steven moore joins us next. hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. amen.

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends" so we had helene now we're waving milton another storm i want to show you this from helene almost a half a million households still without power and this right here is the track of where helene came onshore notice where the people are without power it is all to the right side of that track. now, let's move forward to milton, this storm up it a 60 more than mile an hour storm and land fall of a hurricane in florida some time on wednesday. before that, there's another little disturbance that's already going to be bringing rain starting tonight into tomorrow. it is going to saturate the ground that happens all before we get the main event that's coming in on wednesday and the atmosphere is going to be right for strengthening officially

brings this to category 3 before landfall not out of the question to have a stronger storm than that. if you are anywhere on this west coast of florida today is about the last day you can be making your plans, you need a lijts plan of what you're going to do. because florida is only around 90 miles across if you have yo a category 3 or 4 storm making land fall here you're also going probably going to have a category one or two storm on east side of florida anywhere in central florida needs to be watching but especially in the tampa bay area will that is the one spot in our country that is the most prone to really big devastation. that water comes into that bay and it cans it cannot get out with a storm surge and to the north which it could this could be the worse case scenario for them. will: we'll keep an eye on that. former president trump laying out his plan to get jobs back to america through the, quote, art of the tariff. >> if you put tariffs on those companying you wouldn't have them leaving our country.

they're leaving us gopg to mexico, right across the border. building a plant and selling things back into our country you can't let them do that. that's what tariffs are for and tariffs they won't be doing that. and it is like not complicated it is really simple. >> so how does that work what does it mean for your wallet trump economic advisor steven moore joins us now to break it down found this interview with larry kudlow fascinating from president trump. let's talk about tariffs. there are those that say wow, that's a way that you create more inflation. that's the way you create economic adversaries. you restrict supply coming in cheap supply for example from china. tell me what would happen if we started to embrace the tariff. >> well, let's go back to when trump was president. you know, he was president for four years will, and he had ab amazing record i have a new book came out call thed the trump economic miracle i want everybody to get this because it

lays out the case of what trump did when he was president. lsh and the boom for the middle class and very workers that trump is talking about. so by the way welcome the average family will, when trump was president saw a 5500 real gain in their incomes. and that was through a virtually every single racial group under biden and harris so far, the average family has actually lost income. so they're poorer today and one of the reasons for that is because a lot of these countries are stealing jobs we're not creating jobs in the areas that we want, in fact, it's been government jobs that have been leading the way. we want fewer government jobs and we want more jobs so people are making things here in america and truch is committed to that. and i saw free trade saw it first hands in trump's first term. that he used tariffs very strategically to get other countries to do things that our

americas national security and economic security interest meanwhile we have a pan subsidy in the white house today that refuses to stappedz stands up to other countries. >> i want to understand that like yourself steven much of the right has been for decades pure free trade that it -- creates cheaper better consumer products i don't know about better. but cheaper consumer products for american bus you talked about strategic targeted tariffs so give me and a example of that. how qowld that be used in a way to bring jobs back onshore here in america without raising prices of goods? >> well let's take the biggest adversary of the united states a country that cheats and steals and is a economic threat to the united states. and that is, of course, china. they're the biggest, you know, by the way mexico is our biggest partner but china is our second largest one earn and they are taking advantage of the united states and trump would say laughing behind our back i saw

firsthand so many times i'll give you one example with the europeans remember europeans would not pay the nato deuce remember that will they refuse to pay what they promised and trump went to them and said if you're not going to pay your nato dues i'll slap you with a 30% tariff and they paid up same thing in mexico where the mexicans told trump we're not going to help on the border situation. and trump said if you doangts help we're going hit you with a 40% tariff and guess what they did it. so he uses -- this is a guy who puts america first. he puts american workers first. i guarantee when he wins we're going get jobs back in the united states and they're high paying jobs we're not gong to see america losing income like they have under biden. will: it is less about, you know, the theoretical debate of a broad spread of a free trade or tariffs but looking for asymmetric relationships scenarios and using the tariff to bring back a balance of

strategic interest to the united states in those unfair circumstances. china, or as you put out with the nato i got to leave it there steven sorry tight on time but important conversation. i appreciate you enlighten it this morning. thank you. >> thanks, will. will: a tailgate party on fox square and with the go rv on fox square.

>> it's football sunday tailgating with an rv. will: who better to tailgate than with our next guest tom brady former personal chef. >> alan campbell owner of ac kitchen i have to start having kale chip best i've ever had in my life pete is eating them and he didn't even eat vegetables. >> healthy tailgating. >> whole food at tail gaiting so grilled chicken wingings two ways with a hot honey one with hot honey and sesame cashew and veggies a grass fed beef taco bowl a beef jerky with a ranch dressing on the bolt and today tailgating with an rv you have a

frj, tv to watch the pregame you can rent these. people think you have to buy one so expensive this one keam from hour and a half away from house. >> are you telling me tom brady eats this? >> these cookies are on the book i wrote with him. coconut cream in the middle you tell me what you think. >> pete loves these kale chips, getting after kale chips. not regular chips. but flavorful. going for a dorito taste. >> and they're so healthy where are the recipes? >> kale chips available on new snack box ac kitchen.com and recipes in the book so 12 method also the nutrition manual. >> will we be as fit as tom brady? eat like this? >> make this the focus of your food an workout and you're good

to go. >> no white sugar in any of this stuff. this is just -- whole foods, good for you tailgating. j exactly. talk about the sliders. instead of conventional beef i use bison it is superlean a great way to get more protein less fat and instead of the white bread i used sweet potato. >> that's such a great idea. away from bread and it looks like -- >> like bread but it's not. >> avocado mayo because bison is lean. >> hell of a sales pitch. all in an rv. i love it. >> great stuff. go rving.com, that's how you can set up the tent and cook foods like this. thank you. >> seth thank you. >> delicious. >> big final hour of "fox & friends" just ahead in the meantime check out an rv go rving.com.