guy: 8:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" and first law filed against new orleans over the alleged failure to secure bourbon street. guy: a win as mike johnson was reelected as speaker of the house and kevin mctar think joining us this -- mccarthy joining us in this hour. rachel: meghan markle making her comeback to instagram and didn't go over well. we'll explain in my pop culture round you. third hour of "fox & friends" coming up. charlie: good morning and welcome to "fox & friends" weekend. it's great to be here with you all and all the christmas trees still up. very exciting. rachel: i can't hope that we

continue that country theme through the show. charlie: instead of going to the very interesting remix of that song. rachel: hooked on a feeling. that segment and i'm glad you got your question answered by the dirt. that was on charlie's mind for the entire hour. where did the dirt come from? charlie: we could go on and i want to know what do they do when they get done? rachel: they return to jersey. charlie: right. plus some manure so it's -- rachel: it'll be more fruitful. charlie: highly more fruitful. it'll make new jersey smell better. guy: hey, i'm from jersey. rachel: be careful when you're around him or martha mccal lum, watch it. martha maccallum, watch it. rachel: neal mcdonough is on here and i'm a big fan of him as an actor. he's a very devout catholic and plays villains because he

doesn't want to kiss other women as the hero because he's married and loves his wife. got to love that . charlie: this is the second time in two weeks that i've learned this piece of trivia. both times from you. rachel: says everything about the guy. i love it and looking forward to his movie coming out. guy: he's got a pretty good villanuevaen look, not to take -- villain look, not to take that away from him. rachel: him kissing other women and says no thank you. charlie: only leading men heros that kiss women? guy: villains don't kiss women? rachel: he plays villains that don't kiss people that aren't his wife. guy: trying to understand it a bit better. i've never taken an acting claman countdowns. rachel: would you do that. if you were an actor, would you kiss an woman? charlie: i'm not an actor for many reasons. guy: would definitely be acting for me. rachel: would be for you.

moving on. charlie: president elect trump is cheering mike johnson's big win to be rel reelected for sper and not without the drama. started out with three republicans voting against speaker johnson in the first ballot before -- they kept the vote open before donald trump came in off the golf course and twisted some arms and changed two of them. rachel: that's right. what donald trump said to fox digital. he said this process brought them even closer together saying the -- talking about the republican conference there and says it is all a reflection of the great president presidential election of 2024 and won all seven swing states and popular vote and everything else. there's a plan for america to come back. a lot of people saying we had a sound byte from newt bring rich

on earlier -- newt gingrich on earlier in the show saying this is a sign that this republican team is learning to work together and learning that this is a team sport, and that sometimes donald trump is going to come in and put everybody back in line but want to get things done with only a two seat majority, you have to stick together. charlie: and control the other chamber of congress and about to control the white house. earlier, i spoke to texas congressman keith self, and he told us about that phone call from donald trump. >> i like mike johnson know before the vote what i was going to do, and he had president trump call me and, yes, president trump was hitting a five iron about the time we talked, but what he said, we had a very goodies cushion about how to -- good dis-ustion about how to advance the trump agenda. that's what it's all about because he's going to face a lot of pushback in the senate. once you start talking about cutting the bureaucracy, controlling spending, he's going to have pushback so this was how

do we do that? mike johnson is a man of character and a man of honor. he's made some assurances. i will leave that to him to articulate them but he's made assurances that we will do better, and i think that we must do better because the nation cannot wait? we must get the trump agenda moving. charlie: you know you're in trouble if donald trump has to come in off the golf course. guy: not happy to play that phone call. we had a good conversation and i'm sure it was really, really good and the one point i'll make here is in the past there was divided government or more of a buffer for the republicans and this time you look at math. unity is something that politicians don't like to talk about within the policy. moving forward here because for awhile some of the vacancies people heading into the trump administration, it'll make 217-2015 in the house -- 217-215 in the house and no margin of

error and if you want to get things down let alone big things, the republican haves to stick together and on round one they did. surprising some critics and some skeptics. rachel: listen, it speak as lot to the strength of donald trump and the mandate he has, but also i think mike johnson, his personality, you know, a lot of the members came out and said listen, he's never said a bad word about anybody and you mentioned i think something very interesting that he didn't offer freebies and union sentives in that way to get the vote. it was a straight shooter and a lot of people just generally like him and they disagree with someone of his policies and i think the representative thomas massey has very sound philosophical disagreements with him when it comes to ukraine especially. but as you also mentioned, guy, earlier, there's nobody else standing up to do this. there's nobody else who could have taken to the same kind of support. mike johnson leading and donald

trump going to keep everyone in line and hopefully that'll be the recipe for success. meanwhile joe biden is trying to do a few things to slow down donald trump as he tries to take the house. headline from bloomburg saying biden to ban new oil drilling over vast stretch of u.s. atlantic/pacific waters. here's devin miller talking about what this mean means. watch. >> president trump campaigned for two years straight on drill baby drill, open up american energy, get the cost of living down, get inflation down, make america the energy super power of the worship god, make america energy dominant and energy independent and what is joe biden doing on his way out oturu door? trying to lock away america's energy resources from exploration. trying to keep what president trump calls liquid gold underneath the ground where we can't access it. but here's the thing, this desperate attempt is going to

fail miserably, donald trump will put his hand on the bible on january 20th, and he is going to be the 47th president of the united states. we're going to open up federal lands for drilling, for fracking and cleaning coal and he'll bring down the coast of energy and he'll cut the price of gasoline and make america the energy super power of the world. charlie: that is such an important point he's making right there about the facts that it's noted like this wasn't an issue that was an issue in the election. it was an issue in the election election and lains were made very clear and donald trump talked about doing this and voters had their say and then joe biden walking out of office and wanting to scuttle what the american people voted for. guy: he's trying to handcuff the incoincoming administration ande biden's parly lost and to the

extent, it's up to the white house council to figure out what's doable and what isn't. the fact that donald trump can come in with a flick of the wrist and affect as much as possible on executive action is appropriate literally on day one. more complicated on this and congress in a symar majority and the review act to go back and rescind costly regulations and this would being at the very top of the list. rachel: we had marc morano on from climate depot talking about it and want as two week job from the federal government going through all the agencies and cut out all of the climate policies, that are wasteful and by the way end up being gift for a lot of donors who haven't the insight deals on some of the climate initiatives and yeah, it's a really important thing and i say it doesn't matter who you talk to and latino voters and all understood that inflation as we

heard it's the economy, stupid, inflation was related to the energy costs, to the cost of energy and that that was indeed a big issue across the working class whether it was white, hispanic, black, and everyone understood that energy was expensive and that was driving up the cost of everything donald trump won on that and hopefully on these handcuffs we talk about and will be able to be undone through some of the legal action and executive orders and action by congress. that's not what the american people want. want. guy: the high cost of energy is pain. for everyone who pays energy bills but especially painful for people who can afford it the least; right. it's a regressive tax basically on people. then kansas city chiefs, charlie, you were saying it's not like it was an un-litigated election and it was litigated at great length. when the question came up about the number one issue, inflation, donald trump and jd's advances response was energy dependence.

rachel: nobody carrying about the climate shaming and said drill baby drill. guy: explicit policy. rachel: absolutely. charlie: now to a fox news alert. the first lawsuit will be soon filed against the city of new orleans over the failure to secure bourbon street before the new year's day terror attack. guy: and the feds returning to the suspect's home in houston, texas, as officials warn about the possibility of copy cat attacks. rachel: map son scarpino live in new york with more. reporter: good morning. the law firm representing one of the survivors of the terror attack and going for new orleanss and nopd could have prevented this tragedy. the firm will be filing the suit on wednesday, and we're hearing that this could being the first of in lathe lawsuits and the law firm said all people impacted by wednesday's attack deserve

answer asks survivors will bear the emissional and physical scars for the -- emotional and physical scars for the rest of their lives. the lawsuit says "the act of terror perpetrated by supra supra aural headphoness preventable and -- supra aural d several security reports said french quart ore crowds are a risk for mass casualty events so the city warned this would happen. we know that typical barriers that are in place here were not because of super bowl preparations. but the ceo of meridian rapid defense tells fox he sold dozens of 700-pound st barriers and hes

unsure why they were not in use. >> we have vehicles up to 6,000 pounds going at 60 miles an hour and they'll stop them. it's disappointing when we're trying to secure standards that are national reporter: fbi returning to jabbar's houston, texas, home and bomb making materials found there and at new orleans rental property that the fbi says jabbar set on fire and destroying evidence and fbi and dhs put out a joint bulletin to 18,000 law enforcement agencies warning to be extra length vigilant of copy cat terror attacks. back to you guys. guy: thank you for the report. going for them and it's extremely sad and 14 families grieving and it's also outrageous and there's righteous anger at isis terrorist that pulled this off and that really

extreme deadly ideology and frustration with the officials at federal and local level like how did this happen, were there big mistakes made and it was the police superintendent that admitted on camera that the barriers that could have been used to block traffic or a car from coming down, she admitted she didn't know the barriers exited and were not used. we have the lieutenant governor of louisiana on the show earlier in the program reacting to that admission and confession. watch this. >> target elected lieutenant governor, we've been fighting with the administration to make the french quarter safer and wasn't till jeff landry put a police troop in the french quarter and saw great progress to save the french quarter before this incident and her lack of leadership from the top on down to know their barricades were taken out with new years in

the super bowl and it's unacceptable. guy: all right, there was that criticism and echoing for a number of days and i got the lieutenant governor's reaction to this and i want to read it for you guys. this is from the mayor's office in new orleans about the criticism. "the city of new orleans will not be distracted by outside commentary and welcomes everyone to join the positive efforts of the john fioed command partners. unified partners. it's a little passive aggressive and snippy and i don't know about leaders of the state wondering what happened here 6789 rachel: nothing positive, say you're a distraction to their investigation. listen, we've seen terrorists use these tactics before; right? this mowing dun of people using cars and it's unfathomable. not only that they didn't have it in place, that it was removed, wasn't put back before new year-over-year's eve, and that the supervisor in charge,

captain kirk patrick, i believe is her name, didn't even know. it's unbelievable she didn't even know that these barriers existed and were missing before this event. it's senseless. guy: charlie, that leader she mentioned came to new orleans from a previous stop in oakland, california. rachel: that's reassuring. charlie: yeah, it's enraging to look at this now and you're saying that the idea of elected officials or politicians or government officials are not answerable to voters. it's totally enraging but it's even -- if you want to know what kind of mindset winds up with this level of dangerous incompetence, it's the mindset these people think, they're not answerable to voters. and they're not answerable to the public and they're not guilty serving the public. they're there for some other reason usually, some sort of self-serving purpose and you wind up with things like this

happening. rachel: seeing interview and lack of incompetence and no lack of confidence you can have watching that interview by anne kirkpatrick and look at that and go she's clearly there because of dei. by the way, the lives lost is the most important thing, but there will be economic consequences for this community as well. people that will cancel their trips and people saying that city is not safe. i don't want to do it and conventions that will be cancelled probably till the city gets it is act in order and the people pay. turning now to a few headlines and police on a man hunt for an armed and dangerous suspect who say shot an indiana sheriff deputy during a traffic stop and the suspect was last seen yesterday morning and driving a silver pontocrack grand prix. the suspect is still on run. adding residents should not otay

mesa their doors for anyone they don't know. that's scary. the victim, deputy zack andre, a husband and father of three, he remains at the hospital and his condition at this point is unknown. mexico now opening up the possibility of receiving non-mexican migrants deported by the u.s. and the country's president making the announcement yesterday after officially saying mexico pushing the administration to return illegal migrants to their home country. this is illegal migrant caravan going turnovers and southern mexico. president trump takes office later this month. l the nypd releasing surveillance footage of several teenage girls wanted for attacking a woman. she's 71 years old by the way and was attacked on the subway station on new year's day. she was heading to church and

refused to become a victim. she told the new york post she fought back when they tried to take her purse. the retired mta worked that suffered minor injuries said i forgive them. they don't know what they do or what they did. it's teenagers acting foolish. that woman by the way, if you read that account in the new york post is a hero. she is so brave and on her way to church and fought off these teenage girls grab them by the hair and braids and throwing them down. she had two at one time. the story is ibram credible and i hope we -- incredit card and will i hope we get a chance to talk to her on the show. charlie: don't mess with a 71-year-old on her way to church. she's with her peak powers and only time it's worse is messing with one on their way home from church. don't mess with them. rachel: this woman was super brave. guy: new details e merging about the las vegas cybertruck explosion and the suspect in that case former green beret tim

kennedy knew him and shares more with us coming up.

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>> not too bad. ricks: you're from tennessee? >> yes. rick: you've got colder weather coming for you and big winter storm about to impact us and minus 7 in fargo and that's the beginning of the cold air. now we've got beginning of the storm across parts of the northern rockies and this is about to dive down across the central plains and set the stage for the first real kind of blockbuster storm we've seen all winter long. winter storm warnings in effect from the purple and parts of kansas can and going for indiana and ohio and winter storm watches and going for them and later on today and down across parts of the south and mississippi river valley and going for them and spots to a quarter of half an inch of ice and going into southern illinois and watch that ice and snow on top and that snow causing major

travel delays along interstate 7. charlie, back to you guys. charlie: thank you, rick. now to fox news alert and new details emerge about the suspect in the psychoer truck explosion and police reveal letters left behind by army soldier matthew livelsberger. >> this is an expert and saying time to wake up and we're being led by weak and feeble leadership only looking to help themselves. paying attention to spectacle and violence and what better way to get my point across than with fireworks and explosives. charlie: our next guest former green beret tim kennedy knew the suspect and is shown here with him. they both competed in military-style reality show and he joins us now. tim, thank you for joining us. first off, i have to ask you it

had to have been wild to see the story and news coverage and look at pictures saying oh my gosh, i knew this guy and i've met this guy. >> yeah, took about 36 hours honestly, about a day, day and a half into it when more mottos started emerge -- more photos started emerging of what he looked like and earlier in his life 10 years ago, 15 years ago when i knew him before i could put it together and i was flabbergasted and left spearless and i really en-- speechless and i enjoyed the time i spent with him and found him incredibly competent and talented as special forces operator and i was floored to be honest. i didn't know what to do or say. charlie: i realize obviously you didn't stay in touch with him over the years, but anything you remember particularly about his personality that strikes you as particularly kind of hard to wrap your brain around? >> you know, charlie, start to finish categorically, he was a great dude. he was fit, he was a good

shooter, he was good communicator. there's five, six events we did in this reality competition show. mostly based around soldier skills, and every instance he was seemingly a great person. none checks out and special forces side he was first to special forces communication sergeant and intelligence sergeant and a team zul and you recollects went through every one of the -- zulu and went through all the checks and balances and talented green beret and everyone liked to work with him and none of this makes sense and heart breaking and i truly hope that this is a wakeup call for service members to check in with each other right now. so heart wrenching. charlie: you're green beret and it's shocking to those of us

watching this and especially people that know green berets and what did you make of those letters? >> unhinged. his current standing was one that he's a good soldier and, you know, then kind of clearly in a few months leading up to what happened in front of the trump tower in las vegas. something broke, and they're very scary letters to come from somebody that's so talented in so many different things and the selection process for green berets is arduous and they're very, very particular and very rarely do you see that? this doesn't seem like a bad apple. seems like somebody that was hurt or broken or very scared. it's -- i've been at a loss for words over the past day and a half.

charlie: yeah, i think a lot of us are. tim kennedy, thank you for your service and thank you for joining us this morning. >> yeah, charlie, thank you. god bless. charlie: mike johnson holding onto his speakership by a slim majority. former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy snows a thing or two about the job and shares his advice next.

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charlie: this morning marks the beginning of former president jimmy carter's final resting place. the funeral procession beginning in two hours and david spunt in carter's hometown in plains, georgia, with a preview of the memorial events today. david. reporter: good morning, a sad

day in plains, georgia, but also a day of celebration celebrating james earl carter, the 39th president and people lining up on this main highway in plains highway 280 and this is where the remains of the body of former president will pass behind me in a couple of hours on a motorcade and then going to his boyhood home. we have a live picture of his boyhood home and the ark reigns leading community, it's not far down the road from here and his earliest memories are and where he lived and jimmy carter loves plains and always came back to plains and chose to live in plains after post-presidency and everything came back to plains. a schedule of what's going on today and carter family at 10:15 in the morning will arrive at sumter medical center at 10:50 a.m. and the casket will arrive at that boyhood home and 39 tolls of the bell to celebrate the 39th president of the united states and motorcade taking about four hours going

slow to get to atlanta and moment of silence at georgia state capitol and the capitol lies in repose in at leeanne that . someone that interacted with jimmy carter several times over the years and living in georgia, you'd see him around town, riding his bike, coming into the store talking to people. jimmy carter was plains and plains was jimmy carter in many ways. back to you guys. guy: now to this story, mike johnson holding onto his position as house speaker as he's reelected and that happened yesterday thanks in part to president elect trump rallying the last republican holdouts and trump praising the gop unified vote saying "this process brought them closer together and all reflection on the great presidential election of 2024 where we won all seven swing states and popular vote and everything else there is to win. america is back. next guest knows more about this tritical process probably more -- critical process probably more than anyone. former house speaker ken mccarthy joining us.

good morning, happy new year. >> happy new year. guy: are you surprised they got to done in one round? >> no, congratulations first to speaker johnson. well done. but i think having such a big election and real congratulations to president trump. i was with him last night. he made the difference here. he united a conference that's tough to keep together. now, we won across the country, but congress the majority shrunk a little and it's even going to get smaller by two more going to administration. nobody can have a disagreement if we want to get this agenda through, and the american people have spoke loud and clear, and i think president trump is a june fioer and members have got to stop focusing on themselves and look to the policy and actually, when we had our challenges in the last congress, once we got through the speaker vote, the first nine months were the most product and i have passed the most significant bills from bilm border security, keeping parents in charge of education system,

doing our energy policy, that's really -- you're coming off a win now and f unify around that and start moving policy for america first that the president needs to sign. guy: you famously passed hr-2 and not going to be chuck schumer anymore in this new year and congress. republicans will have the majority in each chamber, mr. speaker, how does that change things in terms of what can realistically get done and there's a filibuster in the senate and some ways around that on reconciliation. what do you expect to see in terms of the time line here? >> well, the first thing you've got to realize, in modern history, this is the first time the majority in the senate is larger than the majority in the house. normally the house majorities are biller than the senate and the senate has much more power. there's a house and president in presidency, the sec sill ration

is very important with tocks policy and immigration and others and you've got to find what unifies people is keeping the promise. if you want to keep the majority and govern in the right direction, focus on the policy, which they did yesterday focusing with the president bringing them together. i think early on, you're going to see bills come through dealing with the border, the president is going to be better prepared than he was the first time he game president. you'll see from the very first day he's taking actions to make sure bringing back the failures of joe biden and making america stronger, but congress will have to be the driver that moves to the senate and you'll see the senate very excited to move the will legislation and first thing they have to do is confirm that cabinet and the president is better prepared and has the names, and i think you'll see them all get confirmed and moved forward. the only challenge is they didn't finishing the job from the last congress. you got to march 14th and have

to deal with the last year of funding, and that's unfortunate for president trump. but let's get that done and we can dbrox focusing on what the president -- can be focusing on what the president said in his campaign we'd do. guy: mentioned new senate majority for the republicans in the upper chamber and new leadership for senate republicans and a lot to keep in mind and keep an eye on here in the new year. kevin mccarthy, very good to see you. thank you, mr. speaker. >> thank you. guy: coming up, from nancy pelosi's head turning comments to melania busting out her own moves to the ymca, joe concha is here to break down this week's top trending stories, straight ahead. there's his dance. ♪ louis! cut! more mud! action! louis, louis! cut mud on her face! louis! okay everybody, that's lunch! (♪)

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rachel: all right it's time for the first pop culture roundup of the new year and our friend joe concha is back to help us break it all down. we're starting off with this. nancy pelosi facing backlash over video she posted on x. she is on the plane coming back to dc saying i want to share san francisco values with america. >> i think people forget she represents san francisco and see the crowned jewel of this country. now it's drugs, homelessness,

more people moving out of san francisco than any other city in the country. the biggest stat, san francisco has two times as many dogs as children living in it? rachel: wow. that's an amazing stat. >> no one pes to raise their kid there anymore but will raise their dogs. rachel: i used to live there and it was one of the most beautiful and wholesome cities to live in. the real world of san francisco. more pop culture for you, 90s. today biden will present, get this, joe, hillary clinton show host and 17 other people will receive the presidential medal of freedom award. so people who destroy freedom getting the freedom award. >> wow, this means that i can medals for losers, liz cheney first and now election denier hillary clinton and evil man on the planet, george soros. rachel: should get the socio path award and not medal of freedom. i thought about different awards, deep state award.

globalist award, gave away the -- >> that's the next administration that'll be handing them out. rachel: other good ones. i actually agree with this, this is ralph lauren. this guy brought american fashion back into high fashion. he's a visionary. >> yeah, and it's generational and big in the 80s and people are doing it. rachel: it's still good and awesome. that one we can agree on. >> ralph lauren or lauren? rachel: i say lauren but you corrected me, lauren. i like it. melania who said she never liked to dance the trump dance. here she was on the couch. watch what she told "fox & friends" buddies about dancing. >> this is very special and unique dance. >> it is; right? >> i think a lot of people are copying this and everybody have fun with it. >> yeah, and is this how you dance? >> no. >> have you ever done the trump dance? you are mrs. trump. >> i did not.

rachel: she says a very special unique dance, i don't dance and then danced at the event you were at. >> yes, i was at mar-a-lago on new year's eve at trump's table writing a book on the campaign, greatest come back ever: inside trump's big, beautiful campaign. i'm in the background but she got up and so did elon musk to trump's right and they both did the ymca. rachel: yeah. she looked spectacular. >> versaci, inside scoop. that's nine years of practice of the ymca. rachel: the village people were there. move to this, we have a little meghan markle and returns to instagram and she was writing in the sand because she's launching this new show and she's writing in the sand and it looks like as you look closer, she has other, like she mesod up before then she did a new -- nothing she does is organic and natural.

>> authenticity problem. i thought she wanted her privacy. she needs more attention than don lemon. have you seen the cooking show? rachel: looks like joanna gains, totally copying joanna gains. >> copied a recipe. rented $8 million mansion to do this. again, nothing real about this. rachel: no one believes that memeghan markle is cooking. the show is on netflix called with love. the last time was harry and meghan. that was not done with love. >> bombed. didn't do well. rachel: i thought she did well. >> didn't last long. >> it was a docuseries. you watch it had, i watched it. rachel: we loved it but we did watch. >> i watched suits. rachel: it was painful. guarishes all right, joe concha, good seeing you. >> i can't believe it's 2025. rachel: it's 2025. >> we'll be 40 have year, what

happened, where did the time go? rachel: my god, i'm not going to be 40. >> neither am i. rachel: profession mall bull riding returns to new york city this weekend and adam klotz has the preview all morning lon. adam. reporter: madison square garden seen knicks and rangers and now the cowboys. we got this one. we'll be right back. ♪

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guy: professional bull riding returning to madison square garden, day two is tonight. sold out crowd, thousands of fans. charlie: live with the world's most famous arena with meteorologist adam klotz and professional bull rider cord mccoy. reporter: hey, good morning, guys. cord mccoy is maybe the most cowboy name i've ever heard and meeting fascinating people out here. you're telling me this is so much in your dna. what was it about your family lineage moving across oklahoma? >> i hear stories about my family coming to oklahoma in a wagon and flying to new york city to a big bull riding seventh a pretty big deal. it's so neat that the my life i've been a cowboy and i guess to live in the time of how popular it is and have sold out

crowds here in new york city and to share bull riding and our way of life is pretty cool time to live in. reporter: i wanted to ask you that because you've been doing this for such a long time. you've gone from riding to now really kind of managing the bulls. what is the change that you've seen as far as popularity and different folks being interested in this in a way they might not have been a couple decades ago? >> for me started doing bull riding and rodeo for fun growing and you happen got a full ride scholarship to go to college on a rodeo team not knowing the education being that effective and later in life you start realizing the growth and business in rodeo and the opportunity that's there and it's a huge sport that can continue to grow and the popularity even globally, you know, talking about new york city and then i've got to ride all over the country, canada, australia, mexico, brazil. so you get to see what all we can do, but, yeah, it's the same sport but just a different game these days. reporter: what kind of show will

folks be getting tonight and tomorrow here in new york? >> it's awesome and bring the best of the best and pbr unleash the beast tour coming to town and best 40 bull riders in the world and they have to qualify for this event so you've got guys from all the different countries we named, and then matched up against the best bulls in the country. the unleash the beast tour is the most elite tour going guys flying from all over the world to come compete at this event. million dollar world champion at end of the season and guys are chasing that gold buckle to be the world champion. reporter: it's not just the riders that's 8 seconds and folks generally know about that. you run the bulls and the bulls score points as well and that's an interesting dynamic. can you tell me about it? >> yeah, in bull riding half the score is for the cowboy and half for the bull. i mean, some of the riders were joking in the bulls know how to sign autographs, they'd pull the cowboys out of business. a lot of people cheer for the bulls and last night there was a big scoring bull called tulsa time and a lot of fans that

follow him wherever he goes throughout the whole season. so the bulls have fans but, you know, they're athletes and they like what they do as well. reporter: we have to leave it here but, guys, i had to do this because he told me this was a real possibility. >> real possibility. reporter: cord here has been showing me his roping skills and said if i run by him, we've not practiced this, if i run by him, he can rope me and we'll give this -- >> go as fast as you want. reporter: i'll run by you again. i'll run by you again. as fast ai want? okay. here we go. >> fast, fast. guy: oh, got him. got him by the heel. [ laughter ]. charlie: tie him up. reporter: tie me up, you guys got me. rachel: more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪ we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location,

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