♪ ♪ will: it's the 99 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this, there's only three days until the election. democrats and the media are ramping up their attacks against former president trump. he responded here on "fox & friends" weekend last hour. >> i'm running against the worst candidate probably ever put up by a major party. she's grossly incompetent. she can't put two sentences together. the media's so dishonest, and they put out so many false story9. rachel: and despite all the insults, the harris campaign is attempting to e accuse trump of being divisive. pete: and, of course, it's not election day without a "fox & friends" block party. this hour we put system of our guests, our little guests, to the test in a special election-themed pop quiz. the final hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪

♪ pete: it's a well behaved group. rachel:s. will: good morning and welcome to the "fox & friends." the fourth and final hour, we welcome you in with the "fox & friends" election day block party. i've never heard of it, but we're starting one right here on "fox & friends" weekend. rachel: yeah. part of the day we did it was having election day, and -- cake, ands there's all these kids out here with cupcake frosting on their lips. somebody a had to come and wipe it off pete's face. pete: it's great to be here. what is it? if fourth hour. three days until the election, two candidates, one winner. will: how cute. pete: huh? you see how we did that? we're grateful to have the opportunity the have the former president on for a half hour

with us last hour. we're going to play some of his comments as he kicks off his dag at me for? rachel: he actually looked like he was sleeping at the first part of the call. i think we woke him up. pete: remember '16 and '20, the guy sprints through the finish line. he'll have rallies starting at 10 a.m -- will: i'm just laughing because we are surrounded by his honor, right now if -- rachel: i know, it's so great. will: chris, real smoothly -- [laughter] keeping it from being on tv. let him walk on, chris. pete: the best part is -- [laughter] they're not our kids. have all the sugar you want -- rachel: yeah, you can misbehave as much as you want, it's awesome. by the way, we asked the president what he thought about how his comments were being distorted by the media, and we showed him this clip. >> isn't that statement a disqualifying statement? >> i fled communism.

this is exactly what communists the do. they shoot their opponents. >> let's just be clear. when you talk about nine barrel, i'm sorry for all the folks out there who want to dance on the head of a pin, that is what he's talking about. >> donald trump's continued embrace of rhetoric encouraging violence against american citizens, the latest suggestion being that liz cheney if should have guns, quote, trained on her face. >> whether trump was making a point about warmongering or not, what is clear is he's made many comments about being violent. >> openly 2357b9 sizing about violent retribution existence one of his political -- against one of his political opponents. >> this amounts toing nothing less than election interference three days out from an election. this is not interpretable. i any sane or rational person can understand what he is saying talking about liz cheney being a war hawk, chicken hawk.

instead they turn it into he's trying to all for the execution of liz cheney. now, i think that this job comes with certain responsibility, and there are certain people that have access to spectrums and free public space that comes with the requirement that you do something in the public interest. pete, i'm serious concern. pete: you are on this one. rachel: he is pushing trump to sue these journalists so bad. pete: -- in america, will. will: i went to law school. he's probably right, there's not enough lawyers in america to file all the necessary definition -- defamation suits to find some accountability for this level of lying. rachel: underneath it all, they are absolutely running with dick cheney and liz cheney and people who got us into these terrible wars. donald trump has always been about peace and getting us out of stupid wars and keeping our money and our treasure and our

people safe. and if i think that is on the ballot, and i think that's why they're reacting to this so bad. because they don't want that message if out. pete: it's also just who they are. it's exactly who they are. they're partisans posing an independent -- as independent journalist, and they are not. we asked president trump about that, how do you manage this? how do you deal with this? especially around how his remarks were characterized around liz chain knit. this is what he said. >> it's the fake news, and they're trying to make something out of it. it's so biased. all i'm saying is she was a nutty war hawk, she wants to go to the war with anybody that moves and lose a lot of people, lose a lot of soldiers, put the nation in trouble. and there's nobody tougher than men when it comes to protecting our nation. but that doesn't mean you have to kill everybody every day. and she was in that job just like her father. her father got us into the middle east. we spend $9 trillion, we ended up killing lots of people

including we lost a lot of people ourselves. but you add up both sides, or we killed millions of people, we spent $9 trillion. you know what we got? nothing. we blew the place up and we left. we got nothing. we didn't keep the oil, we didn't do anything. her father got rich doing that, and she's, she's probably worse than her father because she's not as smart. if. pete: yeah. it's just gotting worse and worse. gotten worse and worse. i look into the camera, and we all do this, this is who i am. i'm not going to pretend the like i don't have my own thoughts. i'm a christian, i'm a patriot, i'm a republican, i support donald trump. you can like me or not like you -- me, and you can turn the channel. all the other news, they sit there in their stodgy little studios and apartments in new york, i'm an independent, and they are the biggest misinformants out there. using that phrase, which i can't stand -- will: button their jacket like this --

pete: whatever. rachel: vivek ramaswamy says donald trump is not running against kamala harris, he's running against the system. part of that system is the war machine. it is those contractors, the people who profit off of war. that i think that's also what the -- the button the he pushed that the people in power are really angry about. will: we just with talked to you about fake news, then there's also fake jobs reports. we talked about this with donald trump. the october jobs numbers came in, 12,000 jobs added in october, way below expectations. i think, to me, the more important as aspect -- pete: mostly government jobs too, by the way. will: is the revision of september and august numbers, and this is happening over and over. i think it's the 9 out of the last 12 the months, oh, look, the economy's doing well,, and then a month or two two passes and we're going to revise those down from a month or two ago and, of course, nobody sees it. it's on the bottom of page 2. so we asked donald trump about these new jobs numbers.

>> they came up with the worst jobs report. you know, i would say in history almost. i mean, but it goes back many years. 12,000 jobs. that's, like, for a little piece of a company, 12,000 jobs were created. 100,000 manufacturing jobs were lost. 150,000 jobs were -- it's the worst, it's a depression-type statement. it was the worst statement i've seen in decades. just before the election. think of it. they created, through fraud, they created 818,000 fake jobs. it had to be taken off the books, and they wanted to do that, but they wanted to be able to quiet toly take it off the books after the election -- quietly. think of that. they created 818,000 fake jobs. to make the numbers look better. and a whistleblower blew the whistle and said they were a

fraud. and then they, as you saw last night if you saw my speech, they created another 1 12,000 fake jobs last month. so almost a million fake jobs so that they look better. and they were going to announce that they were -- they wouldn't announce it that way. they would do it where they're taking back and they were going to the take those jobs back after the election, announce it after.. but they can't get through the election because a whistleblower blew the whistle. rachel: listen, donald trump ended his campaign yesterday -- pete: in milwaukee. rachel: that is what he wants to talk about. talking about the election, this is not a charity event, this is an election for the biggest and toughest job in human history, and then he asked the crowd, do you want to trust your house, your savings, your pension to the kamala who has the economic understanding of a child? and i think that's the the message -- pete: that's unfair to children. rachel: i agree. sorry, guys. [laughter] sorry, guys. but here's the deal, this is

really what people care about. and so the media can talk about, you know, all the hoaxes and lies that they talk about, but people are thinking about their pocketbook right now. pete: yep. will: a few additional headlines right here, a texas fugitive hits 100 miles an hour in a stolen suv yesterday. police finally caught up. he makes a run for it, pulls off an acrobat withic move, front flinging over a fence. he was ultimately arrested and is being held in a a fort worth jail. now to something you have to see to believe. a dear born, michigan, police dash cam capturing a pursuit in reverse. it all start when an officer noticed a stolen car in a gas station parking lot. the driver quickly backing down a busy road with police in pursuit. this lasted for about a mile, somehow without causing a major crash. the suspect was quickly taken into custody. check out in this footage of a bear taking out the trash in

alabama. the wild animal caught stealing a family's garbage a cam. the bear eventually tipped the and if over and picked around for something to eat. the homeowners say this is not ther ifs time the wear's come sniffing around their home. rachel: maybe that bear is voting for trump too -- will: i knew that was -- [laughter] rachel: can i tell you this? the day after that comment was made, my sister called me and said, good morning, garbage. that's become a thing in our house. hi, garbage, good morning, garbage. pete: it's true. all right. let's go out to todd piro live in happy valley for the penn state-ohio state game ahead of the big noon kick ah. todd t, what's up? >> you know, eve been leading the cheers all morning long. i'm a little tired. i'm going to have my boy here, who actually leads cheers, get it on. take it away, brother -- >> we are -- >> penn state! >> we are -- >> penn state!

>> thank you! when i say penn, you say, state -- >> penn -- >> state. >> when i say blue, you say y -- >> when i say, fox, you say sports. when i say happy, you say law school valley. go, state! >> reporter: that was awesome. great job, guys. and if a little side note, there's a group up here performing, they're called two the friends. you guy withs have three friends on the couch, i got two friends here. regardless, this is "fox & friends." we're here for fox noon kickoff, or huge day here in pennsylvania. i'm told tuesday is also going to be thing big, but for today it's the top 5 matchup, penn state-ohio state coming up at noon. i can't hear --

will: all right. nice job, todd piro. let's bring in tom shillue, fox nation host. tom, what are we doing? if. >> how about this? how about we bring the kids in, the kids against the "fox & friends" hosts? what do you think? you kids ready? put your foam fingers up if you know the answer, okay? if question number i one, how long is a president's term in office? yes, right here. >> four years. >> reporter: in months, please . [laughter] that's good! four years is right! pete: nicely done. >> okay. question number two, which animal represents the republican party? if over here -- >> which animal oh, you're going to send it off to the her? how about here? >> the elephant. >> the elephant is right! >> did you know that? >> yeah. >> what were you going the say? >> i forgot. [laughter] >> here we go. rachel: under pressure. >> question number three, who

was the tall thest president ever elected -- tallest president ever elected? the the hosts know. oh, going to give you a chance -- >> lincoln. >> lincoln is right! rachel: what party was lincoln? what party was finish. >> i don't know. >> ask them what party was lincoln. >> republican. >> republican is right, that's right. if question number four, how many stripes does the u.s. flag have? pete: oh, that's a good one. >> how many stripes. >> 13? >> 13 is right to! will: you're doing great. pete: nicely done. >> did you guys think that? rachel: i had to think a little bit but, of course, it's the colonies. >> this is a tough one. question number five, which state, which state -- you know the answer already? which state has the statue of liberty? huh? what do you think? >> new york city, duh. >> new york city, duh. >> what do you think, do you want to challenge? pete: is new york city a state? i'm going to challenge you -- >> no, you're right, it's new

york state. isn't it kind of in new jersey if as well? we kind of share it. >> new york state. >>s it is new york, is the official answer. pete: it's america. >> ellis island, liberty island -- pete: thank you very much. we have another one. last one. >> i thought i had one more question. rachel: just make it up. you're a game show host. rachel: i will say this, these are some of the most civic-minded children. good job, parents, love that. will: good job, tom. rachel: you are a perfect game show host, and you're dressed the part too. i lo it. will: all right. the economy, still voters' top issue just three days before the election. here to talk about it, fox business' jackie deangelis who's joining us straight ahead. ♪ you can wake me up in the dead of the night -- ♪ wreck my if plan, baby --

♪ pete: welcome back. a new secret service or report detailing all the changes the agency says it has made since trump's assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania. it includes increased staffing and drone protection, and they also reveal they've, quote, identified several instances of behaviors and acts by multiple employees that were reviewed for

potential disciplinary action. richard, sos this is what the secret service is saying. what do you make of this report in reality? >> well, you know, i won't be as blunt as a guy from brooklyn normally would be out of respect for your show, plus i don't want the pay the fcc fine, but the fact that the secret service and management was waiting on these two two reports is a total smoke screen. this is absolute nonsense. the senior leadership of the secret service, to include the acting director, have at least 20 years of experience all throughout the secret service, yet they're waiting on two reports done by partisan entities who did nothing more than really state the obvious that anyone could have figured out to. and they're using that to buy time to allow their friends -- who they've promoted -- to find other jobs, to resign or retire quietly because even up until this day, months after the butler incident, 40 no one's been fired, no one's been held

accountable -- stuart: so the director stepped down, but -- pete: so the director stepped down, but no one else has been held accountable? >> director rowe gave one press conference following the second incident, and he said at this point in time the i have not asked for anybody's resignation nation -- pete: how is that? can you imagine if a company produced a product that resulted in deaths or near deaths? you'd fire entire departments. nobody. >> that's exactly right. a $3.5 billion agency with 7,000 employees, yet it is the not run like a business? this is the government bureaucracy at its worst. if how is it after everything that we've seen, and seen worldwide, no one has been held accountable for this? and i will add that the acting director who became the acting director after the former director resigned,she didn't resign under pressure. she resigned after consulting with private counsel who told

her, and i can't prove this, but i'm not prosecute being a case here -- process prosecuting a case here, she's better insulated as private citizen from legal action than she were if she would have stayed as a senior leader with a top secret clearance in the u.s. government. and if that's why the director resigned. pete: very interesting. a editorial in "the washington post" from their op-ed board echoes a lot of what you're saying. the title is the secret service needs an overhaul, and here's a portion. the secret service at a its 1865 founding was housed in the treasury department and primarily responsible for detect thing counterfeiting and a few other federal crimes. the agency now part of the department of homeland security, evolved to the perform the role it fills today of keeping the nation's leaders and former leaders and their families safe, still tasked with ferreting out counterfeiters, out computer fraud and more. should secret service stay under dhs? what should change? >> no. two things need to change. i one, the secret service needs to be taken out of the

department of homeland security: the leadership of the department of homeland security and the fit for the secret service just isn't there. the second thing they need to do is they need to do away with their in the i responsibilities -- investigative responsibilities. primarily having its origins in counterfeiting, go back to 1865. those investigations are done by two, three, half a dozen other agencies now a days. the last two incidents that occurred where president trump was almost killed, right, that needs to be the primary responsibility of the secret service. you don't have manpower or resources, you have a budget problem? get rid of the investigations, farm them out to these duplicative other agencies and for example on the one thing that made you great, and that's presidential protection. pete: you should do one thing, and you should do that one thing very, very well. >> certainly that the agency. pete: absolutely. let's pray for the protection of all candidates, but especially donald trump in these final -- >> absolutely, or sir. pete: thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. pete: if you got it. job growth plummeting in the final reading before the

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deangelis. >> good morning. rachel: pete said this jobs report was like getting a report card at the end of the term and the grade is an f. and donald trump really liked that analogy, but i think it's pretty accurate. >> it was really bad for them going into the election. you want to be going in with a position of strength, and they're from a position of weakness where they have the spin this. look, the economists have looked at the numbers, and they'd already baked in the fact that we had a hurricanes down south and it was going to be after an impact -- to going to have an impact. so the 12,000 jobs was way under estimates. and i really just needed this hand -- [laughter] you put it into context, every month we're getting revisions downward. the job growth has been anemic, manufacturing jobs are going down, and you've got government jobs going up. we're expanding government, but the blue collar workers in this country are losing their job, and that's what he is talking about there when he's talking about tariffs and bringing manufacturing home. that is something biden-harris promised they would try to do, and they have failed. rachel: yeah.

it's interesting because this idea, you're talking about government workers increasing, one of donald trump's campaign promises is he's going to cut -- >> yes. rachel: -- he has a plan, he's bringing in elon musk. and i think ron paul has said i'm going to join elon musk to to help cut government jobs and spend being. here's the other part i thought was interesting, american workers lost over a million job, but foreign workers gained over a million jobs. what is going on? how do you explain it? >> you've got an influx of illegals here. some of them are working and, ultimately, you've got american people who are losing their jobs under the biden-harris administration. more than 10 million people. and i know that number is conservative, have come into this country. and the democrats will tell you, well, we need those people because those are jobs american workers don't want to do. then why aren't we focus on making the jobs better quality, better paid? in this job report -- rachel: right. the way to make it better paying, jackie, is to tighten the labor market. >> exactly.

rachel: wages go up when you don't have that big a supply of low skilled -- >> and when you compare wage growth, .4% year-over-year compared to the sticky inflation in the last 4 years of 20% when it comes to food prices alone, people are suffering right now. and so really what you've got here is a situation where the balance is all wrong. it's all off. we've got to recl bait, reset the scale. and donald trump's got a big job ahead of him. this is not easy to do, but kamala harris certainly can't do it. rachel: yeah. he said she's got the economic knowledge of a child. you talk about this inflation, he's laid out some clear ideas, and he said the answer to inflation is drill, baby, drill. >> absolutely. rachel: increase our oil supply, and people get that, right? >> to you bring the oil prices down, that starts to to bring prices down. back to the point about smart if advisers, not only women, but also howard lutnick, the head of his transition team, talking the all of these people on wall street.

who would you trust with the economy and your money more than the people who know how to run businesses and how to create? if that's what he's to going to do, create a growth engine and put money back in people's pocket. and. rachel: and it's the not theoretical. we can see what he did for four years versus the last four years and is your life better off. a lot of people saying, no, i'm going to go with the blue collar billionaire -- >> he show showed us he can do it. rachel: jackie deangelis, thank you so much. from the the trump team has rallies in north carolina and virginia. their expectations next. plus, we're counting down on fox square too. we have more from our "fox & friends" block party. you've got to stay right here. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪

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i did notice a lot, all three day, saturday, sunday, monday, at least a portion of the day in north carolina. a lot of focus for you guys on north carolina. >> yeah. well, look, president trump is holding 10 rallies in the next 3 days, barnstorming the country. it's been more than 700 days, and he has not -- 70 days, and he has not taken a single day off, and that isn't going to change over the next 3. the tarheel state, is it critical to the path to victory? if we're confident president trump is going to win it for the third time. and if you look at the early voting trends in north carolina, republicans are leading. same goes for arizona and georgia. republicans are doing 20 the points better this year with early voting than we did in 2020. so all of the data is showing a big victory on tuesday night. we are cautiously optimistic but, obviously, not taking a single voter for granted. we're focused on encouraging everyone to get out and vote early for president trump. our closing message in this race

is very simple, kamala harris broke it, president trump is going to fix it. and it's a stark contrast to the very negative and vitriolic closing message that we're hearing from the to opposing campaign. rachel: yeah, no doubt about it. garbage and all a kinds of stuff coming from the if other side about those voting for donald trump. i want the talk about strategy because you're hearing a lot of people, maybe it's nikki haley, others saying bob trump needs to speak more the -- donald trump needs to speak more to women. but donald trump believes there's a lot of men out there who agree with his policies who also feel, you would say, upset -- i would say, upset about all the attacks on men, calling them toxic, all the things that make it harder to be a man including putting food on the table these days. he's clearly going after the male vote. can you talk to us about that strategy? because there seems to be a lot of debate about what he should be doing and who he should be talking. to --

>> well, certainly there is a big gender gap in this election, and it's a problem for the hearst campaign when it comes to men if -- harris camera a pain. president trump is leading by more than 20 the points. but i would reject the premise that president trump is not speaking to to women at all. he talks to the them every single day out on the campaign trail because all issues are women's issues. women in this country want prosperity for our children, we want more money in our pockets. president trump is offering to do that with more tax cuts and to end inflation. women want safety and security, and the the past four years is every woman's nightmare, kamala harris has never even called, by the way. president trump is going to protect women and our families. he's going to restore law and order in this country and9 put more money in our pocketbook. that's an appealing message to women and all of the data is very encouraging right now with both genders. pete: we had president trump on the program earlier talking

about that very subject. here he is. >> well, i know mark very well, he's a very insecure guy. can't hit a golf ball more than 50 years. he's weak physically and mentally as far as i'm concerned, but identify known him for a long time -- i've known him for a long time. he's totally retracted his statement. he was hit by some of the strongest, not human beings, women. he was hit by the strongest people. it wasn't men, women, it was women. he was hit by women that make men look like babies because you know many of the women that i deal with ask and that i have, and i could go over the list, but the list is long. including the fact that i happen to be married to a rather strong woman who just right now has the number one bestseller in the whole wide world in her book, "melania." no, i've surrounded mideast with women. i've given women chances too.

kellyanne as the head of my 2016 big victory. pete: so you take that and the comments that mark cow ban made and you add -- cuban made and you add them to that julia roberts' ad, oh, hide your vote from your husband. it creates an opportunity for you and the campaign. >> well, what does the the democrat party offer women is? they think the only issue women care about is abortion which i personally think is incredibly insulting. again, women care about having money in our pockets. we care about border security and safety in our neighborhoods. and we don't want to be in a world war iii where we're going to have to see our children go off to fight in foreign conflicts. president trump is offering peace and security and prosperity, and that's a very appealing message to women. and mark cuban, certainly learned not to mess with strong, intelligent women who support president trump. the backlash was epic. and i'm still waiting on kamala harris to go to a microphone and condemn her top surrogate, mark

cuban,s for those disgusting and insulting comments to not just the women on president trump's campaign ask and those of us who work for him, but the tens of millions of women who are proud to cast their ballots for him in this election. rachel: let's talk about strong women, she had a baby while -- will: i was just going to say. taking a direct shot at you -- pete: absolutely. will: your son, three months old? three months, three weeks? enter three months. yeah. rachel: beautiful baby. will: and running a campaign. thank you for being with us. rachel: she was, like, the perfect person to have. this is a woman who just had a baby in the middle of the campaign is killing it and here we go. will: all right, let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz for our forecast. >> we've been doing some face fating -- painting all a morning, i said i want some while i to do a weather forecast. this might be a first. scwiewlly, you're going the paint my face while i do the weather forecast. does that work for you?

if all right. it's pretty nice out here, can do you agree? >> yeah. adam: we'll dive into the maps, and you can start painting me. i don't even know what i'm going to get. yeah, get in there. come on. i do appreciate that -- okay, there we are. temperatures in the mid 50s or so. you see a little bit warmer there ors moving across the country, lots of rain in the dallas area, stretching up towards kansas city. continuing with this great face painting. what are we looking forward to? tuesday. only rain across the country, on election day, i know that was really quick, guys. we only had 30 seconds. are you proud of your with work? if what did we pull off there? >> a rainbow. adam: with clouds, ooh i'm a weather guy, that's perfect. guys, over to you. pete: face painting, the thing that america didn't know it needed -- [laughter] but we needed it. more face painting. we could do a whole segment on

it. more face painting. rachel: we should do yours like braveheart. pete: just give me war paint. rachel: we'll do that on liz cheney. [inaudible conversations] pete: -- more paint on my face than anybody if out there right now. will: it's a big 10 battle in happy valley, and todd piro is there next. ♪ ♪

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♪ [cheers and applause] will: it's college football saturday, and number 4-ranked ohio state takes the on number 3 penn state on fox. penn state comes in undefeated against a tough ohio state offense that has dominated their last three match-ups. the buckeyes also undefeated. this'll be in state college, pennsylvania, and "fox & friends"' first cohost, todd piro, and lead college football analyst joel klatt are there to get us ready. what's up, todd? >> reporter: hey, will, how are ya? obviously, here with joel, he's going to be calling the game along with guest johnson -- gus johnson, in in a normal year, you may have one top five matchup, this is the fourth, and we just got into november. what are the keys to today's first game?

>> first of all, when you get these type of games where the talent is equal on both sides, what i think, it's a little bit like a prize fight. early in the game these teams are going to be feeling each other out, and then the coaching staffs are going to need the make adjustments. and one of the things in that i'll be watching for early in this game is we've had some injury issues on to both sides. so penn state, their quarterback, questionable coming into today's game, drew aller, very good quarterback, is he going to play or not? that's number one. ohio state, they've had a bunch of injuries on the offensive line, and they're going to have to shuffle things around. and the way they play early, i think, is going to dictate what they can and can't to do the rest of the game, so that's where i'll be looking in the first couple of possessions. >> reporter: when i hear you say questions on penn state's offense, questions on ohio state's offense, i'm thing big ten november defensive day. is that what you're expecting? >> i think both of these

defenses are elite defenses. you could easily categorize both of them as two of the best defenses in the country. i think that penn state's defense prides themselves on their ability to be long and fast and athletic, and they're very aggressive trying to get after the quarterback. on the opposite side, ohio state struggled a couple of weeks ago against oregon in a similar-style game, two top 5 teams. they want the also be aggressive and try to get to the quarterback. one of the things that that i'll be watching for early is these two defensive ends for ohio state both could be first if round draft pick, maybe second round. very good players. can they impact the the game to a high level, in particular against a quarterback for penn state who might not be that mobile because of that injury i was speaking about earlier. >> reporter: one thing penn state is known for is the crowd size and crowd noise. 106,000 strong can fit in the stadium. how do they impact the game? >> a great deal.

this is one of the places in college football that impacts the game more than any if other because of the crowd noise. it's going to be an issue for ohio state and in particular just the e moses. ohio state's going to have to weather the state early, try to take out crowd, do those things in order to settle down in the game. this is one of the best environments in college football. might even be better than austin, will, i'm not sure. >> reporter: did you hear that, will? joel klattgus, johnson -- will: i was just about to say maybe he's one of the best doing it, but i was just telling the producers, get can klatt every weekend, and then he does that. you tell him all that right now, piro. >> reporter: yeah, okay. you gave him a little bit of a dig, he's giving you a compliment. you know this is a big game because they gave us klatt, and i think that's true. will's taking the high road. [laughter] >> good for you. especially in this season, right? if taking the high road, it's a

good deal, right? >> reporter: i think at the end of the day, good point. texas is going to potentially play one of these teams in the playoffs, so will's paying attention. guys, it's been awe. >> here -- awesome here today to. will: i mean, it, joel's one of the best doing it. so you get to listen to him today on the wall. -- the call. i said ohio state's undefeated, oregon why i said that. make sure you tune in for big noon kickoff here in about 8 minutes. all right, the cozy dishes you'll want the recipe for next. ♪

♪ ♪ rachel: yeah. [laughter] will: all morning long we've been counting down to election day with a block party out here on fox square. rachel: that's right. and our next guests have been keeping the fans fed with delicious fall food.

we love that. pete: joining us, president and ceo of stew leonard's, city leonard jr. and his daughter blake, and chef chris who's keeping his well fed. rachel: always does. pete: thanks for being here. >> great being here. the marathon's thunderstorm, new york city ease buzzing. will: it really is. election day, i guess it's like game day, and you've got us set up with food for election day. >> you know, we did something really simple. one of my favorite recipes, chicken chili. blake, how easy is it? your kids love it, right? >> they love it, andst it's almost hard to mess up, which i love as a moll. >> so what we did is take a chicken chili, chris has been at stew's for how many years now? >> about five. [laughter] if my dad's been here for 35. >> yeah, yeah, okay. we've got a whole family. chris, basically, really quick, how to do you do this at home? >> it's a guilt-free comfort

food that the everybody loves, okay? so really great chicken, individual, table, white onion, green bell person, all in the pot. some really great -- pete: great flavor. >> -- chicken stock. dark chili powder, cumin. fresh tomatoes -- rachel: some cilantro. >> and you wanna know what? if each one of these things probably about 20 the grams of protein. rachel: that's right. >> and weight watchers, 0 points. rachel: kids love chili and it's a great way to get the vegetables and protein all in one p.o. love it. >> and you know what i like to do, rachel? i like to put some sour cream in there there. rachel: there's nothing wrong with sour cream. sour cream's good for you. >> and cheese. pete: it's no longer zero when you put the sour cream in. >> i know. i can non-zero stuff out pretty quick. [laughter] especially when i get to chocolate ice cream.

but anyway, we did that and we also have some great, our famous tomahawk here which you guys always love. will: look at that. [inaudible conversations] rachel: e ray yeah, of course. it wouldn't be "fox & friends" if without -- pete: this is for election day right here. it's hot. [laughter] so hot! >> go, go, go, go! rachel: wow. pete: i did the best i could, man. wow. so hot. will: hey, hang to stew leonard. rachel: i can smell it over here. will: all the kids,all the families-joined us on fox square, thank you guys so much. pete: have a great saturday. rachel: and vet, everybody. vote! ♪