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kickoff, the must see nfl match matchups are here on fox. we have picks and predictions for week 11 just ahead. the final hour of "fox & "fox & friendsweekend" starts r. ♪ will: good morning, welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning. will cain, rachel duffy and joey jones with you this weekend. we got into a debate, a question about who is the smartest animal. we led to a conversation, who is smarter. we have some results. it turns out the smartest joey of those three is -- >> the pigs, number four on the liss. list. dogs come in at 13. i guess cond donkeys are in thee

category. rachel: he's convinced donkeys are smart. how do pigs exert their intelligence? >> i have no idea. rachel: what makes them so smart? >> when i had pigs, this is what i'll tell you about pigs. when you walk the slop out to the pig pen, they come running and don't get in their way. they enjoy their food. will: pigs have a very high eq. rachel: emotional -- will: they're very sensitive. you can't scold a pig like you do a dog. rachel: that's interesting. >.will: it was a big night last night. we were there. ly chill and i were up very -- rachel and i were up very late. two hours of sleep for me. rachel: a couple for me too. it was worth it. will: joey stayed up late watching georgia, usc. we stayed up late watching

ufc309. we weren't the only ones. president trump walked in u ufc309. ♪ usa! usa! rachel: there you see donald trump and his entourage, tulsi gabbard, kid rock, dan bongino, there was also speaker johnson. so we have rfk junior, there you see him hugging joe rogan who was quite pivotal for him at the end of the election cycle there, endorsing him. this crew, most of the crew flew

with him from where he was in mar-a-lago, over to new york to attend this event. there's a picture, a really great picture, i want you guys to see it. there's donald trump with the crew, eating mcdonald's on the private jet and you see rfk junior there, i'm not sure how he feels about mcdonald's as the meal of choice on the plane. my only -- >> what's he got? will: that's what i'm looking at. rachel: what's he got? ?will: that looks like fill lay filet offish. leland: t.rachel: that might t thing. i love rfk, i love what he's doing, like okay, that's what he's doing. my only request with rfk, in addition to all the things he's going to do, do not change mcmcdonald's french fries. they're the best. will: he wants to go back to

beef tallow. rachel: i'm down with that. rfk, already making america better again. i love it. also, john jones who won the heavy weight championship, he at the end of his fight went and greeted donald trump, handed over his belt. listen or watch. >> ♪ [cheers and applause] will: it was an incredible night. it was awesome. whole crowd can'ting usa, usa, almost every fighter had an american flag next to their bio. it was a heck of a championship fight. a vicious kick ended the fight in a split second and then he did the trump dance in the

middle of the octagon before giving his belt to donald trump. >> we talked about this now, this is the fourth hour, because it is interesting. it's something incredibly appealing about it. what i've come to realize, this is our generation's counter culture, that's really what it is. it's become mainstream. you had the punk scene, the hippies, maybe the '80s and 90s were hip top,. rachel: grunge scene. >> now you have -- it's not necessarily defined by music. you have 76 million americans that voted for the counter cull chculture, voting for something that is considered not the establishment. you either believe in this or you're a bigot and now you're either on their side or in the case of our colleague, pete hegseth, you're all kinds of terrible things. rachel: part of it was the woke culture was actually not

embraced by the average american which by the way in that ufc fight, that's what you saw. that was blue collar, regular americans, getting together to watch this masculine event that the culture from the left is trying to tell us is toxic but what was really pushing this wasn't just leftist idealogues, it was corporate america that got on board. no matter how much they pushed it, no matter how much money was poured into woke policies, you can't question that this election was a rejection of dei, was a rejection of that corporate embrace of that. will: that's why it's this weird combination of being yes, counter culture, i think you're right, but it's also the majority culture, the mainstream culture, the oppressive dominant culture represented a minority of the country. rachel: they had a bigger stick to hit us over the head with. >> it seems so irrelevant that a lot of people stayed passive

on it until it worked in their schools and lives. will: pete hegseth is nominated as secretary of defense. he will bring a lot of things to the job once confirmed. pete is going to walk into the job i think with the right philosophy on what the purpose of the united states military is and how to use it but he'll be an amazing amaze -- amazing tot comes to recruiting. here's some of what he put out that people are sending in to pete hegseth. it says it's so ironic in the past few weeks i spent time with our god son who finished top of the classes and quickly moved up the ranks. he's on the fence about continuing as a likely shoo-in for delta but is so disillusioned by the military, dei and poor leadership. he considered getting out completely. last night i shared pete's new and interview, he's ready to get back in full steam.

changes like this will make a difference for our country. rachel: the other thing that happened under the woke military that we saw, we saw this transformation before our very eyes, no one more than pete was documenting it through books and so f forth, remember during covd how many military people were let go, fired essentially because they refused to take the vaccine. how many young men and i know one personally who wanted to go into the navy seals and said i want to g i go, i want to serve, he's tough, the kind of guy you want in the military and the navy seals, said specifically. he said i don't want to join. i already had covid. i don't want their experimental vaccine and i don't want to be part of the mill tray would force me to do that. this is the kind of changing pete will inject into the job he's about to take and i love he's getting feedback from people. we've been hearing negative stuff he's been getting a lot of positive feedback. people excited. here's another message. i know you're busy, pete.

but i wanted you to know my 17-year-old, kyle, was considering joining the minnesota army national guard. in the wake of your nomination, he decided to move forward. i think recruitment will shoot us because of this. >> i've had this question come up to me. i do speaking engagements around the country. people say i'm proud of military service but i don't want my kid to go into the service. i told him for the last couple years, and i said we, sane people, conservatives mostly in my opinion, if we abandon it, who are we leaving it to. if we don't send our kids who have a good compass on what is right and wrong, whose kids are going? who are we leaving it to? this news of pete being no, nominated, not just president trump winning the election but picking someone like pete, that should assure a lot of people. will: we need this. recruiting has been so down when it comes to the military. it's an honorable thing to do

someone will show you that honor. pete put out this mess average i've been getting a -- message. i've been getting a lot of these messages. i'm honored. rachel: the dei policies is one thing. the other thing, i think that's what a lot of parents who were also -- parents are involved in that decision to enter the military. it's usually a family decision, obviously the individual, but a lot of people were -- a lot of young men and women were like i don't want to be part of a military that's going to engage me in stupid wars i have no idea what's going to happen. donald trump since 2016 has run on no more stupid wars. there are people on cabinet, important figures, tulsi gabbard, rfk junior and pete leg hegseth who say we want a strong military, we want to serve the interests of the american people, not the interest of other countries but the interest of the american people and i

think that's a reason to be excited about joining the military and i think it's going to shoot recruitment up when people feel like the government and the president can be trusted with the most important decisions. will: bob casey decided not to concede the senate race despite the ap calling it more than a week ago. rachel: blue county officials are openly defining state law by counting ballots missing required signatures. >> madeleine re- rivera is in washington with more on that. >> reporter: officials are deciding which votes should count. it's tedious and contentious. provisional ballots must be signed in two places and mail in votes must be dated. officials in four counties voted to count ballots which were improperly filled out.

here's a democratic commissioner in bucks county explaining her decision. >> i think we all know that precedent by a court doesn't matter anymore in this country and people violate laws any time they want. so for me, if i violate this law, it's because i want a court to pay attention to it and there is nothing more important than counting votes. >> reporter: there's been a flurry of lawsuits. republican dave mccormick's campaign and republican national committee are asking the state supreme court to affirm its rulings. democratic senator bob casey's campaign argues the high court should not intervene to allow counties to make their own decisions. casey has not conceded even though the associated press called the race on november 7th saying the outstanding ballots would not be enough for him to overtake mccormick. mccormick leads casey by 20,000 votes. the margin falls within half a percentage points, under which state law triggers a recount. mccormick's team says

senator-elect mccormick's lead is insurmountable which the ap made clear in calling the race. a recount would be a waste of time and money but it's senator casey's pr pre prerogative. casey's team notes two years ago during the gop primary race mccormick sued to have improperly dated ballots count. will: i would distinguish one thing. while mccormick may have sued to go after the ballots, he did not defy the pennsylvania supreme court's order not to count those ballots. that's what's happening, showing in my opinion the bankruptcy and fraudulence of the saviors of democracy here who are now in bucks county openly defying a supreme court decision in pennsylvania to not count illegal ballots, they're saying we will count illegal ballots. jonathan tourly turley, professf

law, was on with us earlier. >> it is a revealing moment. it is an honest moment where you have an official saying i don't care, i don't care that the highest court in my state says these don't count and if they count the ballots the democratically controlled state supreme court will reverse it but we will spend a lot of time and a lot of money as they try to flip this election. >> i feel like there's two issues here. there's automatic recount. that's not casey's choice, is it. will: he could concede the race. >> i can't sit here and concriticize him for allowing tt process to play out. i mean, that's his right as a candidate, a lot of people invested in that. the other side of it, pushing for that in hopes that illegal ballots are what gets across the finish lion. line.will: necessary to make ue

gap. >> to allow this process to put forward, i put myself in his position, you work hard to get elected, it's such a small percentage. he's at a 24,000 vote deficit and the numbers don't look like he could make it up. rachel: i think the voting system in general is something that the american people want to be able to trust in and i hope maybe over the next four years at a state level, i talked to independents by the way, i know this doesn't involve the recounting here but still so many people even independents i know say i can't believe they don't want to see my id when i vote. so many problems with the system. i hope over the next four years for all the people that care about democracy and we all should, i hope we start with our voting system because if we have faith in that we can have faith in our institutions moving forward. will: turning to your headlines. a family of a h hawaii an womans seeking answers after she went

missing from an airport when headed to new york city. she sent texts implying someone might be trying to steal her money and identity. her phone was last piggnged at lax. anti-israel protesters marching through downtown chicago yesterday demanding pawn take action on the israel, hamas war. >> free, free palestine. >> not another nickel, not another dime. >> no more money for israel's crimes. will: this was the 57th march in chicago since the war began, just over a year ago. now, i'm going to tell you why i'm saying this but spoiler alert, i'm about to tell you what happened last night. in football, georgia trounced tennessee and rebounded from

their loss from last week. congratulations, joey. travis hunter making his case for the heisman. >> he is the heisman. will: as colorado beat utah, 29-24. >> a few years ago, colorado taking all that out now. here's a reverse, trickery, hunter steps up. hunter dives. touchdown, colorado! will: that's heisman. the buffaloes are now 8-2. and top ranked oregon rallying in the fourth quarter to avoid an upset and beat wisconsin, 16-13. plenty for football action today on fox, full slate beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. i've got an e-mail this came into the will cain show account which by the way, will cain show, fox news digital, youtube and facebook. monday through thursday, 12:00 eastern time. go to willcainshow.com. you can see the guests and you can describe when you need to. one of our loyal fans --

rachel: you're having dave smith on this week? will: yes, fascinating conversation. someone e-mailed and said tell will he is an all caps jerk. he ruined my sunday. i work the third shift. i worked so hard at the georgia, tennessee game last night. the only thing i wanted was to watch that. i put the news on for one minute shall and will's giving us the score. >.this is a news show so we talk about what's new and so i thought it was implied, it could be a spoiler alert. >> don't turn on the news if you don't want to see what happened last night. senator marco rubio could target venezuelan gangs when he becomes the secretary of state. rachel: congresswoman ma maria salazar worked with him on this issue and she's going to join us next.

>> because of the porous border, this gang has exploited it and they are actively working throughout our country and we know because of our investigation they are actively working in tennessee. they go from human trafficking

to organized retail crime theft and move into the drug trade. with these violent criminals, it's a dangerous game. rachel: all right. well, tennessee law enforcement sounding the alarm over the violent vi venezuelan gang trene aragua operating in every major city in the state. our next guest teamed up with marco rubio to name tren de aragua a trans national criminal organization. congresswoman maria salazar hits on the house foreign affairs committee and she joins us now. congresswoman, first of all, welcome and thank you for participating so much in -- >> we're welcoming hispanics into the gop, aren't we. rachel: you're doing such a great job with that. why was it important to name tren de aragua a trans national criminal gang. why wasn't that done before. >> we don't know. we know the biden administration

has been extremely unprofessional and irresponsible when it comes to the border. they allowed for the first time in the history of the country to a trans national criminal organization to come in and just do whatever they want to. let me give you fun facts about these people. right now, here in new york city, they control the food distribution in the migrant shelters, food distribution. rachel: how do they do that? >> because they have presence all over and the other migrants are afraid. more than 500 arrests in this area in times square related to tren de aragua. they are right now in tennessee, but they have been in colorado, in texas, in miami, in georgia. so biden administration now, late in the game, has assigned $12 million to go after them. but this is a major -- how could this be happening in this country? rachel: yeah. >> that's why i say, rachel, that trump is for immigration but nixon was for china. he can fix it.

but no, sir just these people and deport them all but legal and illegal immigration. rachel: so donald trump is going to prioritize criminals. >> yes. rachel: gang members like this. what's your message to those who have come over illegally? especially i'm hearing a lot from people, came here 20 soms e years ago. we had an interview yesterday, i'm going to interview this gentleman tomorrow, he's been here 20 years, has young kids born here in the united states. he actually supports donald trump. >> yes. rachel: he didn't vote for him, he's not a citizen, but supports what he's going to do for the economy, he has american citizen kids. those are people that are worried about what's going on. you're saying don't worry, they have to get tren de aragua and all these people first. >> this deportation army should concentrates on treen. tren de aragua.because the trena

master line is nic nicholas mada from venezuela, he's dictate whack they do in the country. we should concentrate on the crcriminals. those people who have been here for years, have american kids, have been contributing to the economy, they don't get in trouble, they have -- they are paying taxes and they're doing the jobs, picking up the oranges in florida or the tomatoes or the slaughterhouses, those people who are contributing to the economy, we should look at them and see what we do with them and that is why i want to work with the president because i have this -- rachel: what's your idea? you've been here 20 years. you've got kids, for example, let's say this kid has kids born in the united states and they're american s citizens, what is yor solution. >> give them dignity. it's not citizenship. the people who have been here

for more than 20 years and have american kids and have never gotten into trouble, don't necessarily want the path to citizenship, they want a dignified life in the promised land and that's why i call my bill the dignity. first and foremost, we've got to secure, seal the border so we know who comes in from now on. those who are here already, not the biden migrants, the ones that came here before, 15, 20 years. we have people in new york city doing jobs that benefit us and our economy that do not necessarily have the same thing as the cubans so it's our time. the gop can definitely lead the charge in this topic. let me tell you something. in congress, it's hard. it's toxic. no one wants to talk about it. but trump can fix it. i am sure. rachel: wow. all right, maria salazar, thanks for joining us. >> my love to you. congratulations, your spanish is

impeccable. rachel: that's a stamp of approval. you can catch us streaming on fox nation and youtube live and we have maria on quite a bit. she's awesome. make sure you join us. next, elon musk and vivek ramaswamy, department of government efficiency is being praised as president-elect donald trump's best idea yet. maria bartiromo on the push to cut out all the federal government waste and bureaucracy, that's next.

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will: president-elect donald trump picking elon musk and vivek ramaswamy to cut down a bloated federal government and get rid of the waste. joey: a new wall street journal op-ed argue it could be his best idea yet. maria bartiromo is joining us in

studio. what do you think about this? is this the best idea yet. maria: it is absolutely the best idea. there is so much bloat and waste in government and this is the first opportunity to begin what will be a new day in terms of the efforts to see economic growth. you know, throughout the campaign we saw a lot of conversation about fracking, i don't want fracking, right, kamala kept flip-flopping on everything, flip flopped on fracking as well. that's the least of it. everyone is focused on she's going to frac, not going to frac. that doesn't matter , any administration can kill an industry with regulation. you just throw regulations on the oil producing companies and the industry and it's dead because they are not going to be able to get out from under the whole of paying these regulations, hiring lawyers, hiring consultants to adhere to these new rules so this is the first thing that they're going to do. they're going to cut 10 regulation force every one that

he comes up with. i love it. will: if i may, humbly suggest, you've got vivek ramaswamy on your show today. maria: that's right. will: i would love to know if you have it in the time allotted with him all the things you want to ask, what's the enforcement mechanism for the doge, the department of government efficiency. they're going to make the recommendations. someone in congress is going to have to act on it. how will we get congress to follow elon musk and vivek ramaswamy recommendations? maria: to start, they're trying to undo as much as possible without dealing with congress. at some point, there are things that joe biden and the braes biden-harris administration put in place that will have to be undone by congress acting. will: maybe a primary fund. someone has a lot of money in that. elon has a billion dollars. rachel: there's a lot of regs to come out of the house and senate. there's a lot of regs by the department heads. who do you put at the head of the agencies, it really matters

in terms of turning back the regulations. my question to you, i know this is kind of crazy but which department do you think they should start with? they're going to do all of it. which has the most waste? what should the focus be? maria: there's so much. i know president trump talked about the education department being incredibly wasteful. i could see him looking at the education department and cutting that and that means cutting jobs, cutting programs, all of the rules and regulations around that. i could see them focusing on that but i think the bigger opportunity is with the energy department because he's talked a lot about tapping into america's energy capacity, so there's a way to get around that in terms of creating new ways of doing things and tapping into energy in terms of drill, baby, drill so there's going to be a lot of focus on the energy department as well. i imagine they're going to take a clean swipe at all of the

agencies because there's so much waste in the government. rachel: you could get rid of the education department and say here's your money, wyoming, here's your money. maria: president trump talked about eliminating the department of education as an entire agency. we'll see. he has not confirmed any of that yet. we'll see. so we're looking at that. cutting regulations, coming up with new ways to do things and i think when you get a business person in there, like elon musk, like vivek ramaswamy, these are people who actually understand it's about the bottom line. it's about getting rid of all of the extra waste and so i think a business man, businessmen are going to be perfect to handle it. joey: we're going to have a chance to see you interview vivek in a bit on sunday morning futures. maria: we're also talking about the upcoming senate hearings on the confirmations so we'll see who gets confirmed. we'll talk about that with the two senators today as you can see, joining me this morning. and we've got donald trump junior as well. will: and scott baio.

maria: i want to get his reaction to hollywood. have you oprah going on stage and saying if you don't vote kamala, you'll never vote again and then we find out her company was paid a million dollars. were you lying to fans? i mean, he's going to be here. will: it will be a great show, as always. rachel: that's a great lineup. will: thank you so much. liberals ditching x and flocking to a new social media app after the election. we'll tell you about their new online safe space, next.

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joey: the trump transition team is reportedly looking to end the electric vehicle tax credit put in place by the biden administration to push americans to drive electric. here's what the president-elect said about removing the subsidies back in august. >> we're looking at that. that's a big thing. but you know, tax credits and tax incentives are not generally a very good thing. i'm not making final decisions on it. i'm a fan on electric cars, i'm a fan of gasoline propelled cars and even hybrids. joey: even elon musk is on board arguing taking away the tax credit will help his company. joining us now is kurt the sighr guy knudson. >> i was surprised elon musk said that. he wants to sell more tesla

cars. he says let's ditch the tax credit. he's saying that you've got a lot of competition to tesla now. and they're trying to get the edge on him and he's like all right, let me keep you in the rear view mirror by pulling this away from you. i'll still have good sales but it will be tough for these other guys. joey: you're right. ford, gm, some of these companies invested a lot and they're complaining they're not doing so well with electric. you're saying tesla is the proven brand so people aren't buying it because of the subsidy. >> i had a tesla. i ditched the tesla. but i was a good car. it was a good car but they were first to the market. it was reliable. and you know, everybody's now playing catchup to tesla. so yeah, this is going to really hurt the industry for those that are trying to get tesla's market share, this will be tough on them. for americans who itch to have an ev, you better you're rim this is probably going away. joey: real quickly on this

topic. you see early adapters is what you call them. where are americans on electric vehicles right now today? >> it's divisive right now. you have people like -- you and i talked about there's nothing that's going to replace a gas powered f2 50 that will let us take a road trip. it's a pain in the rear end to have an ev and do a road trip with the family so that's a tough call. for those who live in urban centers, it's an easy pick to get an ev. s especially with the tax credit, there's benefits to it. i would say that ev's are coming no matter what. there will be a market share of evs out there. it doesn't mean we should say good-bye to gasoline and diesel engines. joey: staying on the topic of elon musk. we have this thing we're hearing about social media called blue sky, a social media platform and liberals are leaving x and running there, they say it's

over terms of service an things like that. what's going on here? >> a million people logged onto blue sky and that brought about 16 million user base. blue sky is like twitter. it was from jack dorsey, a founder of twitter, who sold twitter to elon musk who then turned it into x. so you've got the liberals bailing on x. now going to blue sky. so aoc's on there, it's right now -- it's like a kamala chew choochoo train of reverberation on the surface. it's a good platform. what we're seeing in social media is tribalism. this tribe is going here, the other tribe is going there. joey: true social, blue sky. hopefully people stay in the public space together and have a debate. >> what we want is free speech across the board. what we want is access to everything and we want no one

squelching our voice. when you try to shut people up, we get pissed off and go to other platforms. to elon musk's credit whether agree who he is allowing onto x or not, it is open. it's open and available. if you're not following already, cyberguy.com is my website where we have the newsletter and for those who subscribe, you get it, right? joey: i do. i learn every time. >> we have a story about certain searches you do on google that are getting mall mae into your computer. we'll show how to avoid that and if you made the mistake, how to get rid of it. joey: thanks for being here, on the east coast today. i'll learn more from the newsletter as soon as i log on. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for with the forecast. >> i just learned about the malware on cyber guy. [laughter] >> all right. here you go. this is the weather map. east coast looking good for a

little bit, we're gout to get moisture and we desperately need it we're in the all-time dryest stretch we've ever had. that's not the case over the pacific northwest, getting so much rain, so much snow. there's a series of storms that will pound the area throughout the next week. it's this area here moving across parts of new mexico into kansas, you see the cold air behind it. this system will be a big rain maker for us throughout the day today and into tomorrow. parts of texas, oklahoma and kansas, some spots 2 to 3 inches, little bit of flooding threat there as well. by the time we get to wednesday, thursday, friday, we start to see moisture coming into the northeast where we desperately needly. we've got a lot of rain and snow across the higher elevations as well. joey, cyberguy.com. joey: there we go. [laughter] joey: thanks, rick. all right. it's sunday and that means it's game day. we have the must see nfl matches that you don't want to miss on fox today coming up next. the itch and rash of moderate to severe eczema

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here is reporter jen hale. packers, bears, oldest rivalry, young quarterback for the bears, not a great season honestly for caleb williams, the number one overall pick in the nfl draft. >> that's an understatement. the defense has performed well. the offense has been stagnant. they fired the offensive coordinator last week. thomas brown started working in carolina last year. he's the interim offensive coordinator. everyone will be watching to see what changes can he make in just a week to help caleb williams, maybe take some things off of caleb's plate, simplify things, so caleb can play a little faster return to that ufc form that was his hallmark that was so good. for the packers, jordan love, this is the time of year he usually gets hot. he's being plagued by injuries. he's still wearing the knee brace. he says the knee is not bothering him. packers fans waiting for him to ignite and take off.

will: also on fox today in the 1:00 window, afc, nfc game here. this is kind of like a uniform bowl. i know it's controversial. i like the browns' uniforms. i like the saints uniforms. i will like the way this game looks on tv. >> you're a very positive person this morning, will. yes, indeed. football fans are going to like the way this looks because jamus winston turning to new orleans, the starting quarterback for the cleveland browns. he was beloved in new orleans. this is his first time back. he's going to be ready to prove the saints made a mistake in not keeping him. the saints let the head coach go last week, darren rizzy had tremendous success last week. can he sustain it? you got to love the props. he brought a sledgehammer and hard hat into practice last week. he said last week was easy. now the hard work starts.

will: at 4:00 we have winning teams, the records don't reflect it. they're playing decently well, the seahawks and 49ers. >> who would have thought the nfc west would look like it does right now in week 11. this is pivotal to both teams, one game separating them. seahawks have to get a ground game going. gino smith is carrying the team, throwing 55 times a game. they're going to try to get kenneth walker going today. gino gets help in the passing game. for the 49er, they're trying to close in on the arizona cardinals who are leading that division. did anybody have that on their betting card, the fantasy team? christian mccaffery made the season debut last week. he was pedestrian. it probably takes a while to shake the rust off. will he be back in true form today? i think so. i'm going to go with the niners in the rematch.

they met once the season. it's pivotal for both squads. will: i saw kyler murray last night at ufc, 309. got the whole thing covered for you this morning. jen hale, great to see you. >> thanks for having me. will: more "fox & friends" moments away. at harbor freight, we design and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love. whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight. ♪ when you're looking for

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