but also want whiter teeth they have to make a choice one versus the other. sensodyne clinical white provides two shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. >> it's the 8 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this. the senate has a busy week ahead. as several key trump administration pickings head to capitol hill for high stakes confirmation hearings. rachel: plus trump looking to shake up the economy as he pushes his no tax on tips message in las vegas. >> no tax on tips. no tax on tips. tips will be 100% yours. [applause] >> it's nfl championship sunday

on fox oh this is going to be a good game i'm so excited about this. the eagles taking on the commanders for a chance to reach the super bowl. we break down the nfc east rivalry matchup the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ you know what as excited i am about the game because this is going to be a really gd that was such a treat to have that choir to hear the kids singing. i loved it. rachel: i feel so blessed my kids get to go to the school classical education we were talking on the break you said is the answer to america's education system. and all of the problems that ail our education system. i'm really hopeful that donald trump will do something to make it more accessible. these schools they break their

backs trying to fund raise make sure that every child who wants to go there could be there and wouldn't it be great to take the money wherever you want to sending your kids. >> the people that works at schools are so mission oriented they love what they do i think the key ingredient to it is rigger. they require you to work your tail off. >> in uniforms. i love it. you look at the inner cityies they've been run by the democrats for decades. and they're failing. they're failing, you go to baltimore, detroit some of the big inner cities every kid is failing you've got some school districts there's not a single kid who can pass like 8th grade math if you're going to have results you have to do dirchghts things. i hope that's the whole -- whole message i don't even think there should be a u.s. department of education. i think that should all be to the states but i think the mission should be hey look we're

going take the best practices and we're going allow and push your kids so parents can make decisions on which school they get to go to. so you can go to a quality school like the one your kids go to. >> public schools back when vouchers came on the scene like it became this dirty word in democrat circles and you talk to parents they would be like vouchers are terrible and then you would ask them what about if you got a coupon that allowed your child to go to any school including that catholic school they would say that's a great idea. somebody should think of that that's what a vow voucher is. >> middle class working class families want to choose their education. you know who gets to choose barack obama chose to sending his kids to a private school. hillary clinton did so if you're rich you can choose. let's give the choice to everybody ands i hope that's what donald trump wants to do. >> call them coupons but scholarships because that's what it is. money to go to the school of your choice. >> amen to that.

i can't endorse this school enough. we're just so happy there. all right well president trump is happy. he is celebrating this morning after getting two key members of his cabinet sworn into office. >> but -- a big week and i'm telling you biggest of weeks still lies ahead as three more major no, ma'am knows are up for their own hearings. carley: madeleine rivera is in washington with the details. hi madeleine. reporter: pete hegseth sworned in and kristi noem sworn in as secretary on saturday and here's hegseth surrounded by his family for the ceremony jd vance cast the tie breaking vote on friday to approve hegseth after three rejecting him giving brief remarks seg sheet shared his goals at the pentagon. >> we will bring peace through strength and three principles i talked about are what we will bring restore the warrior ethos in everything that we do.

rebuild our military. and reestablish deterrence. we don't want to fight wars. >> seven democrats sided with republicans meantime approve noem in a 59-34 vote. noem shared this post of her being sworn in by justice clarence thomas while rallying in las vegas yesterday, trump praised the confirmations. >> by the way pete hegseth got approved. and kristi noem just got approved governor she's going to keep it. she's a tough one. she's a tough one, and she's going to do a great job. >> confirmation hearings on health on human services robert f. kennedy jr. and kash patel and director of national nominee tulsi gabbard and patel and critics called gabbard a national security risk sthib to

u.s. adversaries. kennedy expected hearing expected on wednesday hearing for patel and gabbard expected for thursday. charlie rachel and jason. >> thank you madeleine. >> bring in fox news anchor shannon bream how are you shannon? shannon: good morning charlie rachel and jason great to see you guys. carley: we've got -- we've got pretty good hearings on the hill set for this week. >> it is going to be busy and they directly implicate one of the guests he's now chair of the chair intelligence committee they have to shepherd through tulsi gabbard and questions from both sides of the aisle about positions that she's had in the past from, you know, the way sha she views foreign dictators to the use of intel weapons and tools for surveillance. so she's going to have a lot of in-depth questions and a bit of an uphill battle, i think. jason: what about kick things off on wednesday there are other hearings going on like howard

lutnick and really the focus will be on kennedy. because health and human services is in an absolute mess and a disaster, but he's taken some positions that i think some people are going to question. but boy -- president trump is adamant that he get in there and i think he talks a lot of common sense. shannon: maybe he will. he's really connect with a lot of american people talking about the health and save the of our food and of our young people and what people are exposed to that connected with a lot of people who have the same concerns. it's interesting because he's got some support we think from democrats and republicans but he's also got critiques from democrats and republicans. will have the doesn't like some of what he's had to say about some of the vaccinates. the right is worried about his position on abortion so he's going to have to answer concerns from both sides when e had attacks that chair on wednesday or thursday. >> such a great interesting point shannon that you know, the make america healthy again has a

lot of bipartisan support. it's such an interesting pick because as you say he's pro-choice we had on someone earlier today a guy named kevin from real alternatives. and hhs could end planned parenthoods funding right? the government could end planned parenthood funding i'm sorry congress could and hhs could then fund help for women who are facing, you know, unen played pregnancies that's something that he could actually do something really substantive and pro-life and still maintain his position. shannon: think about our federal agencies like hhs it is huge. it covers and touches so many things in our lives. and they've got tons of regulatory power, some critics will say congress is advocated too much of that and this administrative state now can make all of these rules but it gives hhs a lot of freedom when it comes to promulgating regulations and making decisions about where money flows and all kinds of things. so he's going to have a lot of

power on that front if he becomes secretary. charlie: president trump is waste nothing time pushing through his entire agenda including his effort to end birthright citizenship. a judge is put a temporary hold on that decision. where do you see that going from here? shannon: well i don't think that the trump team is surprised by that at all they knew this would immediately go to court and multiple lawsuits and it could end up at the supreme court because listen the 14th amendment been around for a long time a lot of pipe cite back to the 18 98 supreme court decision which is not an exact parallel to now. so there's been a lot of jurisprudence and changes in our border and immigration all of these things over time. so would the justices get to a different interpretation than what most people have seen as the wording of the 14th amendment what it means over the last century plus. i don't know. but it appears that this administration is aimed at getting it there to get an answer and the answer may be you have to amend the constitution

as we know from schoolhouse rock is a very heavy lift and not often done. but that might be the answer they get. rachel: bring back schoolhouse rock more need to watch that. shannon: i learned a lot from that. jason: a lot of cases saying it doesn't need an amendment in order to do that good people like senator mike lee snows a constitution about -- is good as anybody. as well as anybody, tell us about fox news sunday you're the host you have a good line up. tell us about it. shannon: senator tom cotton tulsi gabbard confirmation process this week but also tiktok he an the president are on drchght sides of this and what the threat from china is and plus he may be feeling vindication about latest headlines about the wuhan lab leak and senator richard blumenthal democrat from the other side of the aisle joins us and talk about his plans to limit the power of presidential pardons will that include peaks of the president i'll ask him. rachel: good stuff as always

shannon we love having you thanks for joining us. shannon: have a great sunday. rachel: will trump making all kinds of news one of the things that pete and will and i we had an into with hem at bedminster i asked him directly are you going to declassify all of this stuff from the ciajfk files, 9/11 files, the, you know, j6 also epstein here's thousand that went. >> americans have lost a lot of trust in institutions. i think there's been a lot of discussion especially online especially with young people. how do rerebuild that trust? institutions, cia fbi all of the institutions. >> you're right. rachel: some think one way to build trust is declassify things that everyone is talking about it. you talked i don't to be a conspiracy theorist if you were president would you declassify you can answer yes or no to these. would you declassify the 9/11 files? >> yeah.

>> would you declassify jfk files? >> yeah. i did a lot of it. >> epstein files? >> yeah. i would. i guess i would. i think that less so because you don't know don't want to affect peoples lives if it is phony stuff because it is with that whole world. but i think i would or at least i would -- rachel: do you think that would help restore trust? >> i don't know about epstein as much as i know about others the way he died interesting to phoned out what -- phoned find out what happened there. >> i think the country wants to see it particularly some of the things that are decades old jfk assassination all of the reality -- that's who we are as a government. you know, the united states is different than the rest of the world. we are self-critical we do go in and do things and open up the books and show the world what happened. and that we shouldn't be afraid of the truth we should embrace that and say that's who we are as the united states.

rachel: we might find stuff we don't like to hear what about our government has been doing but that's how you clean it up shine light on it. charlie: whole point of america a right to demand these things be exposed we should expect it to be exposed. you know you go back to the jfk assassination it is not like you know, this is not a conspiracy theory. we know the government lied. about a lot of things regarding -- jason: come on charlie -- rachel: everyone who brought it up including like the director oliver stone all of the people made to feel like they were conspiracy theorist and they were crazy, an it -- we may find out they were right. but what about help snow epstei? charlie: absolutely. i love that trump burrowed on the whole thing about all of the questions -- surrounding his death. but i'm reminded and it is kind of a joke but stses it is not a

joke but very serious, very true what is the difference between a conspiracy theory and a news story about two months now? rachel: spoiler alerts. charlie: again and again finding out these things, that people are kind of, you know, walking around on the street curious about and boom. it turns out you're right. rachel: do you remember she said she's having tom cotton shannon bream is on the show, i remember when tom cotton was like hey there's a biolab in -- in wuhan we have to look and see what was gong on there. and he was excoriated for that and now we see it was a biolab. >> four years ago entire tech oligarchy and mainstream media my newspaper washington times we got shut down those stories got disappeared when we began reporting on wuhan lab and we were not reporting speculation we were doing real honest to god

reporting. exposing raising the questions, pointing out what was actually going on and it's funny to look at the -- eve evolution of the fact check stories to today they just keep having to fact check their fact check and this is "the washington post" usa today "new york times" major newspapers, tad when you pull up the stories that we were doing four years ago, you go through all of the fact checks it is like yeah totally correct. everything -- jason: put that on the front page along the way. rachel: real reporting from charlie hurt at the washington, also we saw his childhood newspapers yesterday. that he put out with his -- put together with his -- with his siblings. >> went around elbow to get that. rachel: sorry i haven't stopped thinking about it it was so well done tell us about the headline before we go of the cat -- splat that's that. headlines don't got any better. i want you to do headlines all the time for our show now that you're here. >> i have a lot of grief --

>> i'm supposed to read the headlines but charlie you want charlie to read. >> i can punch it up laingt. you read the headlines you think you're better you punch them. >> i'll edit them. secretary of state marco rubio following a report that two more americans are being held hostage by the taliban rubio threatening taliban leadership last night posting on x, quote, if this is true, we will have to immediately place a very big bounty on the top leaders bigger than the one we had on bin laden. the two remaining hostages were apparently not part of the prisoner swap earlier this week that saw the terrorist group hand over two american prisoners. ♪ snots house speaker mike johnson inviting president trump to address the joint session of congress parking first opportunity to deliver remarks to lawmakers since being sworn into office. in the letter johnson asking the

president to join both chambers of congress on march 4th to be the first time trump has spoken to congress as a whole in more than five years. and finally a new study from monster.com revealing being late to work is no longer considered rude. man -- are you kidding me? but here's what does to know your coworkers top answers on survey included not cleaning yourself gossipping, use of inappropriate language, being late to a meeting, not responding to messages from e-mails for your coworkers. and clipping your fingernails at work. it is disgusting. don't do it. rachel: what about flossing in front of the coworkers? >> as long as it is not loud and you cover it up. you know? i couldn't have improved a single one of those headlines but i'm only saying that because producers are bringing us hot dogs today. rachel: we are getting hot dogs. >> wiener mobile.

i hope they let me drive -- rachel: charlie and his favorite food is hot dogs so we're doing hot dogs today in honor of charlie. jason: it is not the anthony but the real wiener mobile. rachel: all right. well nearly 6,000 people urging the film industry to keep productions in hollywood as l.a. works to recover from devastating wildfires hollywood producer on that really interesting topic joins us next.

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maybe be in the one to two inch range kind of widespread if you isolate spots a little bit more than that. few shower there is and a little bit of snow and a lot of this energy moves over towards arizona parts of southern nevada into utah as well another storm by the way wednesday, thursday at least across the southwest not as much california. so los angeles next few days we've got the rain today tonight by tomorrow afternoon you're going to see the sun shine out there but this rain is beginning to be so beneficial. i want to quickly show you what happens over next seven days across the country notice we have a lot of moisture cutting across the southern tier of the country and in some spots it is where we need it. we desperately need the moisture here across arizona parts of new mexico. winds, thursday potential for some significant rain maybe some flooding across parts of texas, louisiana, maybe even severe weather lots of time to track it keep you posted right here. guys over to you. >> aism people meeting their weather man umbrella this week into the week. thanks, rick. well right now --

♪ ♪ right now hollywood reeling in the wake of devastating fires as more productions are forced out of the state or put on hold. charlie: our next guest spent decades in the industry and california is on verge of losing all for good. producer production manager michael miller joins us now michael than for joining us so what's the big threat to california right now? >> good morning you guys the beggest threat right now the phrase called run away production runway post production which is so many shows and movies have been enticed to go work in other states because states are offering huge tax incentives to bring that business to them. so over the last few years, california has lost about ten billion dollars in almost 40,000 jobs in production to states

like georgia, new mexico, and louisiana. combine that with the fears that we're dealing with right now, people have been looking for work, and they don't have a choice. they have nowhere to go. they have no homes, and now the jobs are leaving. make it is very tough for people to stay to keep the industry working in california right now. so there's this petition going around as you mentioned, 6,000 people is not that much yet. it just started there are a lot of big names coming on to it. but there's a real push -- to get california to match these other incentives to keep the jobs here. people have really struggling. >> so michael for those who don't know who you are you are a big time producer your job if somebody has a movie or tv show they come to you and say how much does it cost if i do it in l.a. in georgia, if i do it in las vegas. if i do it in ireland australia which is where a lot of these are going. so it is not just that we're in

danger of losing hollywood. as we know it -- but also that it is not just going move to georgia or ireland somewhere else these states are offering incentives tax incentives why doesn't california and why doesn't hollywood itself do more to encourage your government in california to make it more business friendly environment? >> that is an excellent question, and california does have incentives but they were never the nearly what they are in other states and to go overseas for sure. right now there's a bill waiting the governor is reviewing. but, of course, it is the overregulation and a lot of rules that are standard for california. right? they love to overregulate everything. at this time when we're -- expediting permits and waivers to rebuild homes and this is a team in the legislature needs to

get together and match what those other incentives are, and to make it a fair playing field for us because right now it is really not fair at all. jason: that's what's interesting about it because you know californians they have to attack it in their own hands they make life so expensive put all of these rules and regulations into it, and so, you know, it is kind of hard to say hey, well the rest of america said should supplement it. >> i agree with you completely, and you know the president and his administration are very focused on common sense. i would hope that the california state legislature can have that same kind of common sense and really do what's right here and what's needed to keep the jobs in california. jason: nobody wants to -- nobody wants to see people suffer along the way. i think in the entertainment as a whole united states does it better than the entire rest of the world. it is a competitive bid advantage for the united states and we need to keep that and all

segments of entertainment. michael miller do appreciate you joining us on "fox & friends." thank you. rachel: donald trump has a appointed mel gibson sylvester stallone and john to be ambassadors hollywood one of the topics among others but at the top of the list -- is making, you know, keeping hollywood in california. and not letting it, you know, be offshored or sent to other states so you're right california has to take it under -- take responsibility. but maybe with some leadership from donald trump. we might see some action. >> a.i. is also going to play a role in this. >> the industry is under attack. >> let's also be clear every cost of living -- cost that is, you know, piled on california residents with government regulations maybe it is more difficult for -- rachel: it does i know a lot of people watching, they go well it

is l.a. it is, you know, they don't vote for conservatives. hollywood is america. you're right we export culture. and we export hollywood -- and it is america, and so hopefully the america first president will save hollywood. charlie: we have to move on. jason: president trump is promises no tax on tips in las vegas last night. what that means for you and your wallet. rachel: big money show co-host taylor riggs joins us next. e. it was so beyond the feeling of anxiety or of overwhelm. i just fell to my knees and i just said, god, you have to take this. and that was one of the first time in a few months that i opened up hallow. i surrendered everything to jesus. and i heard clearly these words. his name is luke. through surrender. i chose life and was led to adoption. luke is the best thing that ever happened to me. ever feel like a spectator in your own life

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but we're going to go after viciously for all of the minnesota you didn't report for the last ten -- 15 -- we're going to go after you for all of the minnesota you didn't report i'm only kidding. many of the work percent some of the very citizens hit hard and very hard by the ravages of the biden economy -- which is inflation. when i think of biden i think of incompetence and inflation. >> here to play down with all of this could mean for you and your wallet co-host of the big money show on fox business, taylor riggs thanks for joining us >> my pleasure. >> this is the first republican to win nevada in 20 years and probably had a lot to do with the pledge? >> i think no tax on tips was a real campaign promise and trump as we know is a promise made promise kept kind of guy. this sort of contrast with against no tax on overtime which was more general and broader but didn't really target nevada the way the no tax on tips really i

think hit people really hard in terms of thinking outside the box. so i do think that this is a real campaign pledge for him. i think it is something that could move the economy. a lot of economists that i speak to say last taxings everywhere is always a good thing. we always want more money in our pockets. i don't the government having stewardship of my money and it puts against others dishwasher who isn't getting tipped still has tacks. maybe the cleaning lady who doesn't get tips still has taxes so again these are all issues that trump and i know congress will be thinking through. but no tax on tips is certainly been a headline in something i think trump wants to follow through with. >> it is a recognition how important people who work are, and recognition that that's where our economy is based in terms of not having to pay tax on tips, it is also i would

think and i don't know -- because i don't currently work for tips. but i would think that in terms of like filing it is not that complicated. it is not that hard to achieve is it? >> i imagine what would be nice instead of 88,000 irs agents coming after me send them to border and let me deal with my venmo tip, however, i do that it can't be complicated aen take pressure off of people. when you think about how much inflation has port hurt people if i get to keep the extra 40 to 80 bucks that client has venn mowed me or keep extra 50 if i'm out to a nice restaurant and i'm a server that is a game changer not having to report that. i think simplifies things, and really changes the game for people who have really struggled with inflation the last four to five years.

>> that is so interesting because i still think of tipping as being a cash tip. because which is kind of harder to track. >> they get onboard with gen-z drk >> -- >> irs can follow the venmo easier but i love sending irs agents to the border and trump pointed outside they have guns sending them protect the border. can you imagine being a new hire at the irs? and tholed you're beginning to be handed a gawk and sent down to the border that is pretty good. so new changings at the big money show. very exciting. >> thank you for mentioning we're excited we say the bike big money show is getting bigger two hours starting at noon we want this to be an expansion of informing viewers on all of the hot economic fun topic finance issues that we talk about. but we're also going to do it in a fun setting four to five of with us a rotating guest panel every hour, and just have fun with it and talk and hopefully people can take that and go back

to their kitchen table at the end of the night like they learned something and can add to it. >> you're always talking about things that matter to people because you're talking about their wallets. and how they can avoid paying taxes on their tips. >> economy was the issue and it is going to be the issue arguably through midterms. >> taylor riggs great to see you thank you so much. thawnch. >> making religion mainl stream two invited to pray at the inauguration the host of girls gone bible. join us next. makes it really easy to keep him lean and healthy. in the morning, he flies up the stairs and hops up on my bed. in the past, he would not have been able to do any of those things. ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) ruri never thought she would live out her dream. then one day, she did.

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exchanged over the weekend but wasn't on the list. in response israel reportedly stopped palestinians from reporting to northern gaza something they were going to be allowed to do as part of the cease-fire yesterday the idf fired warning shots at group of civilians approaching crossing toward the north causing people to scatter. >> since 4:00 until now, we have been waiting for them ohm the check point. god willing they will open it and we will return to our homeland. god willing that everyone return to their homes their land and their lives. >> while the cease-fire deal remains on shaky grand israel learned trump administration unfrozen delivery of 2,000 found bombs from the united states. a move that was taken underred biden administration to stop those bombs from making their way here to israel due to the civilian casualty rate in gaza. now, with the return of these bombs they could be used if the war resumes against israel and hamas or between israel and hezbollah. rachel. rachel: thank you trey. stay safe.

two podcast hosts putting their faith at the fore front even praying over president trump at his preinauguration rally. >> lord, we thank you for choosing president donald trump as a vessel for your nation. as he carries the great responsibility of leading your team may he rest in the knowledge that you lord are the one who goes before him and you will never leave him nor forsake him. >> girls gone birle is climbing the charts ranking among the top religion and spirituality podcast on apple and spot if i the host angela and aariel join us now. girls, i'm excited to have you on the only person more excited are my daughters who absolutely love you and what you're doing. on this podcast, so let's start let's start with you angela. tell us for those who have been

living around rock tell us how it started. [laughter] >> hi rachel we're so excited to be here and so excited to talk to use. so arie and i basically went on this journey where i had been walking with jesus for a couple of years. and he had absolutely saved my life radically healed my heart an my mental health, and then i meet arie who was in sort of a similar situation that i was. and then she starts reading the bible and she starts having a relationship with jesus. and we see the same thing that jesus did for me and my life he did for my best friend and hers and so we're on this journey together where we're finding jesus we're finding christian community, we're going from living in the world to living lives fully laid down and devoted to jesus, and then we basically were in a conversation one day realized that so many people don't have an accurate view of who god is. so many people don't know who jesus is as a father and as a

healer as a friend, and we realized that like -- there are so many people who may never step into a church would never step foot into a church and would possibly watch a podcast. so we decided to go into a studio together and film an episode and the rest is truly history. [laughter] rachel: i think about the early evangelists. they did essentially what you're doing, you know going to where the people are at and this case it is podcasts your motto is we're two imperfect girls serving a perfect god i love it. aria what's been the reaction my girls are into it. qhar you hearing from the public you're rising up the charts. who's coming to your podcast? >> you know what it is -- we just started our live shows and we're truly seeing all walks of life. i mean, girls that are ten to 65 women and men, it's we have such a diverse, diversity of people

that are coming. which is such a gift. it's basically people that aren't alone. we are two girls who come from a place of we are so imperfect we come from the darkness our lives are so far from we weren't raised in christian -- in christianity. so we come from a place of you're not alone and we're going to get through this together so just a gift to open up not hide not put up a facade that our lives are perfect because truth is people are hurting they're broken and they want to know that they're not alone so it's been a gift to have a jjb family that we can all do this together. do this walk together. >> so you actually met in the entertainment business which as you say is a dark place. you also had this great moment this past week lank where you got to pray over the president before the inauguration tell us about that moment.

>> i mean, it was such an honor and so special, i mean, i'm like an immigrant so my parents came to the country when i was about a year old and they came here and they were, you know, starry eyed so excited to be in the land of the free. so excited to be in america, and you know, all of these years later from my parents to see their little girl with hopes of, you know, putting food on the table for us to see me up there with the honor of praying for our president was like it was such a surreal moment for all of us and we were so grateful that they would allow us to come and pray a prayer the way that we did. they you know what i loved more than anything is that they gave us the free liberty to say whatever we wanted do whatever we wanted there was no censoring there was no -- hey, could we water this down a

little bit and have a little bit less jesus they let us go do whatever we wanted and that's what i was so grateful for. rachel: wow. i love getting that background information that's amazing. both of you girls -- amazing work you're doing. you're also going on a world tour it is called the for god so loved the world tour. it heads up in pittsburgh on february 13th. those are the dates you can go to their website to find out more about it. i wish you all of the luck in the world god bless you two imperfect girls serving perfect god awesome stuff. thank you. come back. >> thank you so much rachel. >> you got it. >> all right the nfc championship sunday is here, an we break down the rivalry in nfc title game between the philadelphia eagles and washington commanders on fox next.

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jason: it is big day for football championship sunday on fox as washington commanders take on the florida eagles for a chance to go to the super bowl. here to preview all of the action is nfl on fox sideline reporter jill hale this is a

huge matchup. >> for all of the marbles right so two teams met twice in the regular season each one once so today is the match and weaner gets to head to the super bowl it is a fantastic one, line here a touchdown i think it is going to be much closer than that actually. commanders versus eagles what's going right for washington rooky quarterback by name of jayden daniels. this rookie so poised i don't his years biggest test for him and thing to circle this eagles defense number one in the nfl five, five sacks last week so the commanders o line got to keep him clean that's the challenge for today and eagles what's going right for them saquon barkley on fire in the post season over a hundred yards in the first game over 200 yards last week. but they've got to do more than

run they have to get that passing game going. jason: that's the big question. hurts had trouble completing passes that's one of the big questions. >> they're one dimensional that has to change today if not they rely on saquon and jalin it is be a result for the commanders. >> go birds i'm just saying -- i just am kind of a philadelphia eagles fan. for commanders. i like the raiders but we never get to have the conversation about going to the super bowl so we'll get there at some point. >> got a new coach. jason: it is on fox coming up, and it starts i believe at 3 p.m. eastern. so jen hale thanks so much for joining us. all right, more "fox & friends" ahead. stay with us. you're a member you're a big deal. because members can save up to 40% on hundreds of items in store and online

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