do you want to guard people for the rest of their lives? there is risks to everything. >> iran's nuclear facilities? for example striking iran's nuclear facilities? >> president trump: obviously i'm not going to answer that question. i will be meeting with various people over the next couple of days. hopefully that can be worked out without having to worry. it would be nice if that can be worked out without having to go that further step. i'd rather not say that. but very high level people. hopefully that can be worked out. i ran hopefully will make a deal and then i will make a deal like us that is okay as well. >> mr. president, a follow-up, you said you think the feds should listen to you. could you elaborate? >> president trump: with regards to interest rate?

because i think i know interest rate much better than they do than the one who is primarily in charge of making that decision. but i am guided by them very much but if i disagree i will let it be known to. >> tariffs plan for china and to mexico, canada mexico are much tougher why is it softer for china? >> president trump: already paying a lot of tariffs because of me. when you add them up they pay hundreds of billions of dollars. they never paid ten cents until i came along. when i came along they have paid hundreds of billions of dollars. so they have already started at a hire base. >> date for chinese tariffs as well? february 1 or is that just mexico and canada? >> canada and mexico.

bad drugs fentanyl. really bad stuff. most of it comes through mexico. we are losing guy think 300,000 lives a year. people say 15120 i think 300,000 lives a year those are old numbers. we can't have that. i had a deal with presidents xi but it was not followed up. you should the death penalty to people who make fentanyl and that would have stopped it. we will have to stop with the tariffs. thank you very much, everybody. >> thank you, mr. president. >> press, let's go! >> transparent transparent, accessible, freewheeling, refreshing from the white house. you just saw president donald trump signing more executive orders and talking to the press on a whole

host of issues as it keeps up the momentum 72 hours into his presidency. decryptor sizing -- decrypting jfk files we will get to all of that in just a moment. but first. more breaking news to kick off this hour of the will cain show. this afternoon a federal judge temporarily blocking trump's executive order on birthright citizenship because i get blatantly unconstitutional. those leading the challenge against the order say more than 150,000 newborn children would be denied citizenship every year if this order stands. president trump saying the battle is not over yet. >> mr. charge -- president do you have any reaction? >> obviously they would go before a certain judge. and there is no surprises with that judge.

>> will: a lot of hysteria around the birthright citizenship executive order. but the idea behind president trump's executive order is nothing new. at least around the world. some context might help put in perspective that hysteria. number 1 birthright citizenship is not the norm around the world to. only about 30 countries, mostly in the western hemisphere, recognize the idea that if you are born on their soil you have that birthright citizenship. instead, most of the world europe, asia, africa, asia, work like australia. in australia if a child is born to a permanent resident or a citizen of one of the appearance of that child of australia than they are a citizen or an alternative if that child resides in australia for a decade after birth they can apply for citizenship. as i mention very few

countries around the world to recognize birthright citizenship. some that previously have have repealed the concept. i give you dominican republic and ireland. ireland in 2004 became the last european country to recognize birthright citizenship. they were peeled that measure in 2004 with a 79% referendum. dominican republic repealed birthright citizenship in 2013 as they were flooded with illegal immigrants from haiti, some 200,000 children from haiti born in the dominican republic. those numbers reflect the numbers we are now being told would be the number of children born here that would not have citizenship if we were peeled birthright citizenship. now, let's go do some background on the supreme court case that helped establish the case of birth right citizenship. it goes back to 1998. the case was u.s. versus ... he was a 21-year-old chinese immigrant born

in the united states you left at the age of 21 to visit relatives in china when he came back to the united states he was denied entry. the supreme court eventually heard the case of wong kim ark and the question was what does the language of the 14th amendment mean for birth right citizenship? it read simply and as follows, all persons born or naturalized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the united states and of the state where they reside. the key phrase for legal scholars that want to see this fight go to the supreme court is what is meant by subject to the jurisdiction thereof. if somebody is born to parents of another country, are they not subject to the jurisdiction of, say, mexico? let's bring in fox news editor -- legal editor on all of this. great to have you. the strategy behind this

executive order and now the judge that has said the executive order for birthright citizenship it's blatantly unconstitutional. is the setting us up for a fight at the supreme court? >> i certainly think so. of course we know the supreme court does not have to take it up with and makes its way there but that seems to be the strategy. this is a fascinating legal question that has been debated for a very long time now. scholars on both sides of the aisle have been debating the meaning of that clause you just laid out. and the judge issuing and finding this tro today he said something like i have never heard such an argument made and i thought to myself how can you say that? have you not been reading the debates that have gone on around this for so long? including from the entire second -- seventh circuit judge richard poston or who thought this was unconstitutional. it happened to be a former colleague of mine who is a very good constitutional law attorney so they will go argue the merits of this just a couple weeks from now. it is certainly a very

interesting question. >> will: we should inform the audience as we started to write their that this has been somewhat settled in president since 1898. the supreme court has read the concept of birthright citizenship to mean born on the soil. the current supreme court is full of justices who could be described as original list. that means they look back to the original interpretation or intention of the people that framed the constitution. the 14th amendment, that would be in the 1800s. do you think therefore that the supreme court justices would actually go back and uphold the idea that if you are born here on this soil you have birthright? >> they would go back to the intent behind t4 thank -- 14th amendment. the intent was very clear it was to undo the great harm that occurred because of the terrible supreme court dred scott decision. which said that the african americans who had been here hundreds

of years, enslaved people, were not citizens. so that was amended directly to undo that wrong. i think what people mostly do not know is there was a senator from michigan who wrote the clause that phrase, subject to the jurisdiction thereof. he specifically gave speeches at the time that said that means it excludes aliens. that was the understanding for many years until the supreme court handed down their decision in 1898, the case you were just talking about. even there when they interpreted it a different way they did emphasize that the appearance of that chinese national had been cold, permanently domiciled in the united states for a very long time. if you remember the history around that time the context it was almost impossible for chinese nationals to become citizens. so the facts, the times, the zeitgeist, very different than say now win people are using it as a technical loophole to embark to embark on birth tourism. >> will: i'm glad you pointed out the 14th amendment was couched in

doing away with that terrible decision. of course the african slaves in the united states went subject to any other jurisdiction giving them citizenship. but to put some color on what you say senator jacob who helped draft that and then meant it said this will not, of course, include persons born in the united states who are for north or aliens or belong to the subject of another jurisdiction. that seems original intent this seems to be a fascinating fight potentially at the supreme court. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> will: to another fox news alert. on capitol hill moderate republicans lisa murkowski and susan collins say they will oppose pete hegseth nomination for secretary of defense. where that vote breakdown stands right now. >> you know you just need a simple majority to get their confirmation that is 51 votes. republicans have a 53 majority so they can

actually lose three republicans. losing those senators will not hurt pete hegseth. he actually cleared his initial vote which is overcoming the filibuster earlier this afternoon. that its a big deal. he got 51 votes including which mcconnell who we were also watching and waiting to see how he would vote. that means he is now headed to his final confirmation vote. again, lisa murkowski and susan collins, both of them say that they could not vote for him because of the past delegations and they did not feel like he was prepared to lead such a large department like the pentagon. if democrats and republicans do not come to a time agreement which we are not sure about that just yet, we are waiting to find out, then hegseth would not see a confirmation vote until at least friday night sometime around 9:00 p.m. john ratcliffe just got confirmed this afternoon for cia director.

that was also delayed because of the same reason and that is because democrats are john make up the senate right now. forcing republicans to debate for 30 hours really all of trump's nominees. and as schumer told me this morning that includes nominees to have bipartisan support. watch this. >> of the nominees i do have democratic support, bipartisan support there are some like john ratcliffe do you support chris murphy slowing this confirmation process down a? do you think that will happen with other bipartisan a? >> i have some doubts about mr. radcliffe is so for a day or two or a few hours to examine these nominees to have such power thoroughly? absolutely. >> at this point in the headline is that pete hegseth it looks like we'll sail to confirmation and tea will not need vice president j.d. vance to come here in the senate to break a tie. looks like you will get those 51 republicans on his own. >> will: that is very

good news. if i might, quickly for senator collins and senator michalski. i read the statement put out it appears to me that she has accepted anonymous obligations, unverified reports, personally and ominously about pete hegseth that have been magnified by a corrupted media. she has taken that over the direct testimony of somebody like me who i sat next to pete hegseth for five years. she wrote, by the way, in her statement that above all she values character. what i would suggest is you might look into the character of the man who volunteered twice to go to war. you might listen to the war fighters who votes for pete hegseth character. you might read any of the books he has written that make him a subject matter expert on the department of defense, i listen to the testimony of people who have known pete hegseth for over a decade. and if you lean back on anonymous reports perhaps it is not pete hegseth judgement and character that is in question, with those who sit in the united states

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♪ ♪ >> will: back to the white house president trump's adding to his flurry of executive orders moments ago. peter doocy on that wide ranging signing. >> that it was kind of thing he was doing was establishing a crypto advisory council. have some advisors work with congress on legislation to kind of

create rules of the road for a crypto that kind of don't exist right now. when it comes to more traditional monetary policy he said something we never would have heard from the previous president whose approach was to leave the fed alone. he said, mr. trump, that he is going to start pressuring the federal reserve to lower interest rates but he seems to think that they might come down on their own. >> just economically works that way when the oil comes down it will bring down prices and you won't have inflation in the interest rates will come down. >> he does see lower energy prices tied intrinsically to lower inflation. he says he is going to ask the saudis to lower the price of oil. you will also ask them to increase the 600 million-dollar pledge for investment in the united states up to $1 trillion. something we saw on

tuesday some ceos pledge of $500 billion to build a new ai data centers. fruit has erupted on social media between elon musk and sam altman who you see screen right, he is in charge of openai. elon musk came out and said that if sam altman is here at the white house promising hundreds of billions of dollars that he should not be taken seriously. however,, the president just explained why that is not necessarily the case. >> i've spoken to all of them actually. people in the deal are very smart people. but one of the people says i have certain hatreds of people as well. >> true. and something that probably has ears perking up of people that don't follow monetary policy or elon musk versus them all to bid feuds.

but the kennedy, jfk, and rfk, and mlk assassination files will be released we just do not know when or where they will come from. we have lines owed to the intelligence agencies and national archives to see who exactly has to go get that file and posted on their x account. >> will: that is what i was going to ask you so we will wait and hold our breath and sit on pins and needles as we wait for those files to be released. also keep our eye on john ratcliffe waiting to be sworn in as the next director of the cia. i'm sure not on tied to when we might see some of those files when it comes to jfk. back to capitol hill. to moderate republicans have said they would not support pete hegseth nomination or secretary of defense. lisa murkowski and susan collins say they will not vote for him, i was that going over with other republicans? coach is a friend of the

will cain show he has told me to call him coach but all decorum here it is the fox news channel and i must call him senator. thanks for being here. what do you think about holdouts and the g.o.p. when it comes to pete hegseth. >> first of all we will look at the big picture. he got 51 votes that pushed him to a vote 9:00 less than 30 hours from now we will have a new secretary of defense. people will vote the way they want to appear especially on the republican side. i've dealt with it for four years but at the end of the day it was chaos on the senate floor before the vote. democrats going over to republicans they even came to me and said he will be disappointed in the sky he will lead us all down. they are scrambling. the new world order, socialist, globalist lost. they understand this is an area they really can't lose. when you lose your military, your national defense agency basically, and they don't have control of it

anymore, we will do away with a social justice, tei, great recruiting, but this one back in the military. opposite what the democrats want so thank god that pete will get confirmed sometime this weekend and we are off to the races. >> will: i could not think of it to be more poetic that pete hegseth is confirmed on the weekend former we can toast of the fox. i'm glad to hear your colleagues call you coach it makes me feel like i'm not totally out-of-bounds. you brought up the new world order. you talked about the globalist mind-set. pretty remarkable by the way, senator, to hear donald trump say speaking to those at devils. this is some of what he had to say. >> three days ago i took the oaf -- oath of office and we began the golden age of america. what the world has witnessed in the last 72 hours is nothing less than a revolution of common sense. our country will soon be

stronger, wealthier, and more united than ever before and the entire planet will be more peaceful and prosperous as result of this incredible momentum and what we're doing it going to do. my message to every business in the world does favor simple. can make your product in america and we will give you among the lowest taxes of any nation on earth. if you don't make your product in america, which is there prerogative, then very simply you will have to pay a tariff under the trump administration there will be no better place on earth to create jobs, but factories, or grow our company then right here in the good old usa. >> will: senator, it seems pretty simple message. americas the best place in the world to do business and if you choose to do so in america we will incentivize it and make it the best for you. if you choose to do that somewhere else it won't be so easy there will be tariffs. >> i got -- exactly. the inauguration speech

he called out the bidens, the clintons, the obama's right to their face. the same for all of these woke climate change hoax people. they live for themselves. they do not live for the world they don't live for anything other than making them show furniture. president trump so get on the ship or get off because we are changing the order which we are doing business. if you want to do business with america you better move here and make it because if you do not make it america we will tax you. >> will: senator, coach, tommy to refill, always good to see you thank you for being on the will cain show. a hearing today for the man accused of murdering for university of idaho students periods defense team is asking the judge to throw out all of the evidence. it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount.

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of idaho. >> even though this child is not scheduled until august this is a critical day in the case for bryan cole berger because if his lawyers are successful virtually all the evidence against them will be tossed and the case will fall apart. but the issues are being raised today are relatively new because they involve a tool only used widespread by police since 2018. investigative genetic genealogy. dna found on a knife sheath next to two of the victim's body is matched to a huge database of dna profiles given freely to genealogy websites. from there a family tree of the suspect is established. but as an illegal search? >> we always hope that the gatekeepers, judges,

law enforcement are dotting their eyes and crossing their teas. i can't imagine a case of this magnitude that there would not have been an extra level of scrutiny. >> legal experts do not think the 12 motions to suppress will be granted but it is impossible to know the strength of bryan kohberger's argument because all of the discussion around igg has been sealed by the court. the four victims were all students at the university of idaho. the parents of kaylee goncalves are here today outside the court anxious for this issue to be resolved. we did some research and we could only find two cases where igg has been attacked by the defendant as being an illegal search and then both of those cases the defense, they were not successful. those defendants were found guilty, all of the evidence was allowed. that is expected in this

case we will have to see with the judge rules. >> will: i'm trying to make sure i understand. it is pretty fascinating. they collect evidence of the crime scene, they trace it back through publicly available dna evidence for ancestry.com for example. so for bryan kohberger to say that is an illegal search i guess you would have to say all that public information is private or in some way needs a search warrant to access. that would be a hard argument to make i would think. >> that is why these other two cases one in ohio, and one in washington state were unsuccessful. the judge has ruled exactly as you said these were voluntarily given dna samples to make a profile by some of his relatives to build the family tree. it does get into the weeds a little bit because it is very complicated of these profiles are established. you have to have a good sample from the knife sheath. in this case the quality

of the work being done by the labs is also important. we will have to see exactly with the judge rules. but on the surface you are right it seems like dna found to the crime scene voluntarily given by him and also voluntarily given dna samples by his relatives. >> will: that is another great point it is not his information they are using to this database it is his relatives. how does he assert a right to privacy when it is not even his? we will be watching. thank you. in not taking long for president trump to crack down on the southern border. we will talk to america's borders are tom homan next.

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♪ ♪ >> will: 460. that is the number of arrests from i.c.e. agents in the first day of terms administration. exclusive in bed look with i.c.e. agents in boston. i want you to take a look at something bill was reporting on and the dangerous people your agents around and got. >> i'm not going back.

>> one of those threats is this a legal alien from haiti. he is a gang member with 17 criminal convictions in recent years. >> thank obama for everything he has taken from me. >> will: thank obama for everything he did for me. go, biden-mac cross-mack let's talk to america's border tsar you may not share the same sentiments. when you see that video i'm curious what do you see? >> he's not coming back. i understand for four years joe biden there was not mismanagement he had promises while running for president i give him credit for that but they have opened this border and trump will secure the border to the highest level ever. you thought you had a secure border before watch what happens now. the tightest board in the history of this nation and i.c.e. officers will finally

get the handcuff taken off of them and put them on bad guys brought the country. >> will: if i flew over the border right now if we had drone footage we could put above the border right now and i have spoken to people who have been there -- down there, by the way, in the past week, how different would it look then how it looked one week ago under joe biden? >> border wall being constructed, a lot of soldiers down there. progress and putting choir up broadening barriers. you will see dod there you will see i.c.e. agents assigned for traffic investigations. he was the border patrol agents rather than making sandwiches, changing diapers, making baby formula, they will be securing that border. they will be on the line >> will: i would assume by extension i would not see thousands coming across that border i have seen over the past four years. yesterday, tom, president trump passed,

along with the house and the senate, the laken riley bill of. this will allow you to the porch anybody who has been charged or convicted of a crime which would have rolled up somebody like jose bock before he ever got a chance to kill laken riley. on the other hand in order to enforce this bill or any other i.c.e. or border patrol measures you will have to deal with the sanctuary cities like chicago. what will you do with sanctuary cities? >> at president trump is going to take action on them and like he did the last administration. why are we giving them scat fund think and that their law enforcement funding when they are not doing their law enforcement duties with i.c.e.? it is about public safety. you are right laken riley killer was arrested in new york. of new york city was not a sanctuary city i.c.e. would have taken him into custody he would have been gone. i will let president trump take action to the department of justice but we are at

sanctuary city jails right now. but what sanctuary cities jurisdictions are causing is a safety crisis. instead of i.c.e. officers arresting the bad guy in the safety and security of a jail where we know we do not have weapons know as soon as you release the public safety threat back in to the community, which again is a public safety threat, because you have the bad guy back in the community. the public is at greater risk of crime, my agents are at greater risk of harm, the aliens at greater risk. anything can happen on the streets. could be having custody of i.c.e. in the jail. so making it less efficient and more dangerous but that won't stop us we are heading every sanctuary city right now. >> will: right now hitting cities like chicago. >> right now. >> will: part of that that you are using apparently you have been offered the assistance of the united states military for airlift support as part of this

program. united states air force will supply for aircraft to remove up to 5000 aliens that are already i believe being detained by cbp. how will this help you? is this unnecessary? to you find this necessary or just icing on the cake of getting these illegal immigrants out of the united states united states? >> absolutely necessary we have limited funding right now so anything as a force multiplier. whatever the dod does whether building infrastructure, flying planes, that means i.c.e. badge and gun is not stuck with those types of duties they are on the streets with the bad guy. for stuff that does require immigration authority, have them do that to release the immigration officers and treat the rest of the criminal aliens. so this is we made this happen in a matter of three days. so they are welcome they are welcome a force multiplier and it will help us a great deal especially on removal.

>> will: really quickly we saw the video of the haitian illegal immigrants ranting and raving. i am curious, if you are an illegal immigrant in the united states right now, who are the people that should understand that you are coming for them? what class of illegal immigrant to stay one that is at the top of the list to be deported? >> if you were in the country illegally and you commit a crime and you have a criminal history we are looking at you. our top priority is criminal and probably safety threat to national security threat. we are coming from you. and 13 we are coming for you. and what i would like to say those in the united states illegally, that have not been formally deported by immigration judge go home. because we go through the process of actually putting you in court and ordering a deportation order on you. that will put on you from five...

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♪ ♪ >> will: fire still raging in southern california 17 days in. red flag warnings make a good tough for first responders to put them out. jonathan hunt has the latest from california. >> these dangerous santa ana winds blowing as you can see once again. the great fear is they will spark new flames

that will do this kind of damage you see on the shores of lake cascade here. all day today we have watched some fascinating video we can show you now as pilots fly yank the super scooper planes have come into the surface of the lake and picked up hundreds, thousands of gallons of water again and again. flying to drop that water on the spot fires popping up all over this particular region. it is an ongoing fight and a difficult one. we have had our crews witnessed hotshot cruise looking to spot fires, tamping them else wherever we can. get another fire break out late last night. this fire was near the famous getty center. also threatened a lot of homes in the bel air area. they have been fighting that they have stopped the forward progress but this is an ongoing battle and we expect

this wind to continue well in to friday morning. so these exhausted firefighters who have now been battling these blazes for more than two weeks in southern california, have to keep going a little while longer before the rains are due to arrive this weekend. >> will: incredible footage incredible support -- report. thank you. president trump sent to visit california tomorrow. last night he talked to our sean "hannity" about the wildfires. >> los angeles is like a nuclear weapon went off is what happened in los angeles. that think went for four, five days nobody was even fighting it because they did not have water. there fire departments are not funded properly, and the firefighters are brave they were fighting without water. they turn on a fire hydrant to know water that comes out. and the fires are rushing at them had 30, 40 miles an hour. those firefighters are

brave. but what happened to that state's incredible. >> will: you heard jonathan hunt to talk about firefighters who have been on the job for over two weeks. we thought we would talk to somebody who has been showing up to help those impacted in helping those who are responding. he happens to also be a tv legend. former host of "the tonight show" jay leno joins us. and honored to have you here on the first week of the will cain show. >> thank you i appreciated. this is what i love about america. people complain about to you know giving the guy some hot meals. i'm happy to say on a camera most of the guys eating box lunches just a sandwich. it is freezing and cold water want to give them some hot food. you are attacking the boxed lunch industry made me laugh. i'm just saying we give them some hot food. these guys can eat.

they all look like a guy in the burning paper towel lined to big guys. we went in there were 700 pounds of reps and 400 pounds of chicken and we are running out of food. but it was a great five days. and the great thing about it? no blame game. these are firemen and women how can we put this out of? what do we need to do? even talking off the record nobody blamed this person or that person it was all about how do we fight this fire. morale was good and it was literally like you know i did a bunch of u.s. shows i was an air force pay it reminded me that airplanes coordinated with guys on the grounds, ice on the grant of bitmaps laid out where they think the fire will go, you hand them a rib they eat the rib and talking to the helicopter. it is really a military operation. i really believe it is the best fire department in the world to. >> will: we do not know each other, in fact, this is the first

time we have ever spoken but a little over a year ago i was pretty involved in the fires that inflicted my week, hawaii. i know how you feel when you are in the fight you don't want to get tripped up by pointing fingers. you don't want to get tripped up by the blame game. at the same time there does have to be accountability, there does have to be a look into what allow this to metastasize or be created in the first place. >> that is not my job. i am an entertainer, i am a comedian, the thing i can do best to tell a joke to the guys, give them some food, make them feel comfortable. that is what i like to do. i don't get involved in politics when i am doing like when i go overseas, and i perform overseas, i don't do jokes about the president of the united states regardless of who it is because comfort to the enemy. i can make fun of my brother you can't make fun of my brother. so when i'm in united states i will do question trump and obama

and everybody when i go overseas i do not. here is the guy break it because food and kind of a cool antique fire engine just to cheer them up a little bit. i thought may be having the fire engine might look like i'm showing golf but one of the chief said this is such a great morale booster to see these almost 100 fire -- year old fire engine rolling in the midst of all of this dirt and gray. it turned out to be a win-win all the way around. a wonderful experience for me. i enjoyed it so much. >> will: very appreciated. by the way i respect your desire to stay out of this political side. leave that to me i've got that. >> you've got that. >> will: by the way here we are you are a legend, i am a brand-new solo host here at fox news. any advice for me? i'm not coming to you with advice to avoid falling down hills, unfortunately, or avoiding, habitual tragic accidents.

but tv advice. >> tv advice? i'm not sure -- you know, my advice when i did "the tonight show," you'll hate this advice, but you know, i never ask for a raise, if i just did a good job, good things would come to me. that's the thing about show business. even the worst performance show makes more than the greatest teacher, which seems incredibly unfair. so i am a huge believer in low self-esteem. if you don't think you're the smartest person in the room, you will shut up and you will listen. when i go to something like this, these firemen tell me how to fight, what they do come at i listen, i don't give an opinion because i don't know what i'm talking about. if i'm telling them jokes, that's one thing. the best advice i can give is listen to the people around you. they tend to know more. >> will: take that -- [laughs] i will take low self-esteem, one of my mottos is i don't take myself seriously but i take what i say seriously and i like to

think i'm a good listener. i am listening to you today, jay, i appreciate you being with us here on "the will cain show." >> will, thanks a lot, i really appreciate it and god bless our firemen. >> will: that's right, god bless you for every thing you are doing for those first responders. jay leno, absolute television legend periods listening smarter people than me, let's do a will of the people. christopher on x come i think you deserve a solid b+, you did better than texas in the playoffs. christopher, i'm going to take the b+. i'm not going to take the shot at my texas longhorns. visa says once a week you should rachel campos-duffy segment at the same time just to recapture the bible of "fox & friends weekend." rachel is available. i don't think pete is. finally, the graphics package, despite what was said by jesse watters. speaking of -- ♪ ♪ >> greg: hi, i am greg gutfeld

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