it's the 9:00 5*78 hour on "fox & friends weekend" starting with this. the senate has a busy week ahead as several key trump administration picks head to capitol hill for the high stakes confirmation hearings. plus, trump looking to shake up the economy as he pushes the no tax on tips message in vegas. >> no tax on tips. no tax on tips. tips will be 100% yours. rachel: and the weiner mobile is here, we're celebrating charlie's first official weekend on the couch with his favorite food. the final hour of "fox & friends weekend" starts right now. >> yes, yes. ♪

>> he's good. rachel: how long, by charlie puthh. .>> even taylor swift sings about charlie puth. those of us with swifties in the family, we're in the know. rachel: charlie barely knows who taylor swift is. >> you need to know who charlie puth is. rachel: the song is how long. how long until you get your hot dog. >> exactly. it's all worth i i can see the weiner mobile right there. >> charlie, the coolness quo chequotient went off the charts. >> up or down? >> up. to bring in the weiner mobile, you have to have flex. >> you have to have hot dog mojo to pull off that kind of thing. rachel: we're going to brave the cold and go out there and enjoy hot dogs, the super high end cuisine that charlie is going to bring to the set here. >> you know who else has a

super cool quotient, donald trump. in vegas last night. walks into a casino, like when i walk into a casino, they all start laughing. they know that i'm leaving with no money whatsoever. when trump walks into a casino, gets a different reaction. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! [cheers and applause] rachel: of course, those patriotic chants not just coming from the customers, it's coming from the people who work in the casinos because donald trump is in vegas to say remember when i promised you no tax on tips? i am going to follow through on that promise, promises made, promises kept. watch. >> i'll be working with congress to get a bill on my desk that cuts taxes for workers, families, small businesses and very importantly keeps my promise for a thing

called -- and i know you didn't hear anything about this. and i'm sure it had no influence on the state, the fact that we won this crazy, massive majority. no tax on tips. no tax on tips. [cheers and applause] >> so if you're a p restaurant workers, server, valet, mail hop, bartender or one of my caddies, i go through caddies like candy, if i play badly i always blame my caddie. or any other worker who relies on tipped income, your tips will be 100% yours. rachel: that's why they call him the blue collar billionaire because it doesn't matter how much money he has or how many caddies he goes through, as he says like candy, he understands what working class people want and that was a policy that as you mentioned earlier, jason,

kamala tried to steal but nobody was fooled. everyone knew that was a donald trump policy. >> no. it comes from the harm he understands these people. -- the heart. he understands these people. he understands them. it's combined with the surge of patriotism that's running rampant. you saw it in the casino. it is spontaneous. it is not canned. it is real. it is lee jet. they're responding -- lgit. they're responding to the policies. he loves the people of the united states. they feel it. rachel: that's one of my favorite pictures of him, when he's hugging the flag. >> kissing the flag. >> his comments a minute ago reminded me of my favorite quote from him, from his first term when he announced he kept more promises than he made. [laughter] rachel: that's such a way to put it. during the rally, president trump also announcing that -- this is maybe my favorite idea.

90,000 irs agents that were hired by the biden administration, he says he's going to send down to the southern border to help with immigration enforcement efforts. >> can you imagine a bunch of dockedorks that think they're gg to work at the irs suddenly they're going to the border. rachel: they're doing paperwork down there. >> we have chanly with us on the administration's deportation plans. >> good morning. so the trump administration's mass deportation operation is active on the west coast with round-ups beginning in sanctuary city los angeles over the weekend according to the new york post and since trump took office six days ago, hundreds of criminal migrants have been arrested every day by federal immigration agents. white house officials sharing images of deportation flights taking off daily including some from military c17 planes but the white house is looking to scale up those operations by seeking more available aircraft from at least a half dozen sources.

at the rally in las vegas yesterday, president trump said he's considering moving irs agents to the border. watch. >> day one, i immediately halted the hiring of any new irs agents. you know, they hired -- [cheers and applause] >> they hired or tried to hire 88,000 new workers to go after you and we're in the process of developing a plan to either terminate all of them or maybe we'll move them to the border. >> here are the latest numbers from i.c.e., as of saturday, more than 1400 illegal migrants have been arrested and more than 1200 detainer requests have been lodged with local authorities. now the feds are reportedly having to scout out more spaces to house migrants as current detention sites are expected to fill up rather quickly, guys. rachel: thank you. >> good stuff. rachel: well, these deportations initially were the

reaction from the democrats was this is bad and we thought they were going to all react negatively to it. it looks like some of them are reacting to the people, to the constituents and they're changing their tune a little bit. one of them is massachusetts governor maura healy. here is her before talking about deport stations. >> if the trump administration requested would the massachusetts police assist in mass deportations. >> absolutely not. every tool in the toolbox has to be used to protect our sit sevens, protect our residents, protect other state. i wouldn't describe it as raids. it's what we expected and what i support which is the apprehension of criminals in our communities. >> so elections do have consequences it turns out. >> did you hear what she said? we're going to do everything we can to protect our citizens. these are not citizens.

they're going to protect the citizens, you're going to get the criminal illegal aliens, that's the legal term and you're going to apprehend them and you're going to send them back from whence they came. rachel: she did change her mind. the first clip was her saying no, we're not for this and the next one she is like yeah, we were expecting this, we're going to protect people. >> some of these people are murderers and rapists. i'm not saying they all are. i'm saying the criminal element, they're allegedly committing these crimes and when they're detained by the local law enforcement for allegedly committing these crimes, they should be cooperating with i.c.e. they're still a sanctuary state. they still have a long way to go. boston and the others, they have got to cooperate with i.c.e. that would be cooperating with the federal government. >> we have to make sure that nobody ever forgets that they are the ones that invented these illegal sanctuary cities, sanctuary states. they did it purposefully,

intentionally, and if they didn't -- maybe they didn't intend for all of the crime and mayhem that came but anybody could have predicted it, in fact people sat around predicting it for years. rachel: smart democrats know that immigration and the open borders is a big reason why they lost. donald trump never wavered on that. >> whether they're having conversions or not, i'm doubtful any of them ever do, they see the polling, their own internal polling and they realize their own people are ready to walk away from them forever over this issue more than anything else. rachel: that's right. we've been talking about culture and how culture has changed because donald trump has sort of taken over in a big way, everything from ymca being the hottest song to we just had girls gone bible, a podcast that's surging up the podcast charts and those young ladies, beautiful young ladies did the

prayer over donald trump during his inauguration. saturday night live of course used to be a cornerstone of american culture. everybody wanted to see what was going on and then they stopped being funny the obama years and biden years. here's the first snl cold open since donald trump took office. watch. >> we do win the sequel and we'll have leaders but no one think in america we will never have a king. >> never say never. [laughter] >> i'm back in the white house, just in time. everything is back to how it was. except now my new favorite son is baron and he is smacking his head on every door frame. oh, it's like when gandalf goes to bilbo's house. i've done more in the last four years than sleepy joe and kamala did in the last four years, thanks to my beautiful executive orders.

we're filling my cabinet with some of the best people. they're all very good except for most of them. what is snl going to do? who is going to play hegseth. look at these guys back here. none of them have the build, nobody has the jaw. got plenty of zuckerberg options, though. that's going to be fun. >> so that's james austin johnson doing trump and it just goes to show, remember whenal ealecbaldwin kept doing trump. it's the worst trump impersonation. he does the only one that is terrible. his trump impersonation is worst than mine and mine is just my own. rachel: when you do an interpretation of somebody like that, you have to have a little bit of love for the character, for the person, and his was so seedy. he did donald trump in such an unnatural way that he just couldn't pull it off. as an actor, he should have been embarrassed to play donald trump but instead he insisted on

playing donald trump to show that this guy has always been one of the best guys to play donald trump because you see the little twinkle in his eye when he does it but we'll see, is saturday night live going to be funny again? looks like maybe they might have a shot at it. >> i still miss the jay leno, carson days. they gave balance. they poked fun at both sides. that's what america wants to see. >> it's mafa, make america funny again. rachel: pete's funny because he's on saturday night live now. >> you think they're going to come up with a -- who would play him? that will be great. rachel: yeah. that's funny. we'll see what happens. all right. we're going to turn to headlines. 38 people have been hurt including six that were hospitalized under a united airlines flight going from nigeria to washington. officials are calling it unexpected aircraft movement.

flight data shows the plane sudden i did dropped 1,000 feet only about an hour and-a-half after taking off. the airline says they're working with investigators in both countries to try to figure out what caused it. president trump is denying reports that he is in talks with oracle to buy tiktok but still promising a solution to the app's impending u.s. ban. telling reporters, quote, numerous people are talking to me, very substantial people about buying it. i'll make that decision probably over the next 30 days. if we can save tiktok i think it would be a good thing. i would only do it if the united states benefits. during the campaign cycle, vice president jd vance jokingly promised he would put a stop to the potential collaboration between skyline chili and grader's ice cream but he wasn't able to get it done as it's set to hit the stores nationwide tomorrow. it combines the ice cream and

the chili spice mix with oyster crackers sprinkled throughout. sound disgusting. those are your headlines, you guys. >> i think i'm going to pass on that. rachel: sounds nasty. >> all right. homeland security secretary kristi noem, she's been sworn in and defense secretary pete hegseth, sworn in, they were both sworn in yesterday, we take a look at the confirmations coming up, next.

>> this morning more of president trump's cabinet working to -- getting to work, as getting two key members sworn into office yesterday. .and a big week ahead for three major nominees with high stake hearings with rfk junior on wednesday and tulsi gabbard and kash patel both on thursday. gop senator marsha blackburn sits on the senate judiciary and finance committees, holding the rfk junior and patel hearings, she joins us now. so great to see you, senator. thanks for joining us this morning. >> good to see you. >> before we get to what's coming up -- this weekend, i wantto ask you w

important is it to have the hegseth and nome no, ma'am nos confirmed. >> it is so important. these are national security noms, charlie and to get them confirmed and get them to work is a really good thing. we were so excited yesterday morning to be there with pete as he was sworn in and of course vice president vance did that but to be with him and his family and to celebrate having his confirmation complete and of course we know that kristy was sworn in yesterday afternoon and she is going to be leading dhs. we know tom homan has been busy this week already with the deportations, getting secretary nome in place and running dhs and beginning to position that agency so they are going after these criminal illegal aliens

and they are working to keep this country safe. we're excited about it. >> do you have any sense that your democrat colleagues are realizing the situation right now and how bad it would look if they were to have held up these nominees anymore than they did? >> you know, charlie, they are doing everything they can to obstruct. they want to slow the process. they want to say obama and biden got their nominees first and faster than these trump nominees and they are doing this because they do not like president donald trump. you look at what they're trying to do to tulsi gabbard which is disgusting. they are trying to say she's a russian asset. she isn't. she has been through five background checks. she is a reservist. she's in the military. they do not see her as a russian asset. people that served with her in congress know she is not a russian asset but the thing is, they are angry with her because she works in a bipartisan manner

and will be in the cabinet of a republican president and we're going to keep pushing her through. i think too they are very fearful of kash patel because kash patel knows what adam schiff and some of the others did with russia collusion and they know that he -- knows the dirt on them, if you will, and i think they're fearful of what he's going to do and what he's going to reveal and what he's going to make known to the american people. >> and they recognize that one thing kash patel is very devoted to is bringing transparency to what's going on in washington. >> so true. exactly right. >> so to what degree with rfk junior like tulsi gabbard do you think democrats might hold it against them? because i think you're right. i think that one of the things that really, really enraging them is that these are former

democrats and they feel like they have to -- i think it just drives them crazy and makes them so mad that these are democrats who found a way to work on common sense solutions with president trump. >> you're exactly right about that. it does make them angry and so they're wanting to punish them and the way they can punish them is to withhold their vote or to slow down their nomination. rfk junior is going to do a great job at hhs and i tell you one thing. he is going to help us find these 300,000 children. i've been trying to find these kids since it was 75,000 and the biden administration has never responded to where these children are. rfk is going to get in there. he's going to rework cms with dr. oz. he is going to work with marty mccarry to straighten out the fda, he's going to work with dr.

botichari at nih. people want to know what happened with covid. i think we'll be able to find out what happened. people want to know why you are seeing certain things be slow walked through the fda and changes and stopping a revolving door at the fda and president donald trump and rfk junior are going to make that happen. i am looking forward to them getting to work aggressively. when you look at what marco did in his first few days and the way he halted foreign aid for 90 days and has brought this forward for review, this is a president, this is a cabinet that is not wasting any time. they are acting on the mandate the american people gave president donald trump and they are fulfilling the promises that he made and it truly is a promises made, promises kept week that we have had.

it is invigorating to the american people and yesterday evening as i flew home, charlie, it was so exciting to have people in the airport come up to me and say thank you. we are finally seeing some change and it's the kind of change that they want this is a very good thing for the united states of america and for our people and for our allies globally. >> it is truly remarkable. you do see it everywhere you go today. senator marsha blackburn, thank you so much for joining us. >> you got it. take care. >> okay. up next, i'm joining rachel for her pop culture roundup. we talk inauguration fashion, a budding white house influencer and so much more after the br break. ♪

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(♪) rachel: all right. it's time for another pop culture roundup. who better to join us than our co-host, charlie, because we're talking fashion. of course, we've got charlie. charlie: i'm a fashionista. rachel: the fashion at the inauguration was outstanding. i immediately tweeted fashion is back. just take a look at ivanka trump's ball gown in the second photo from the left. it was inspired of course by sabrina, the classic 1954 audrey hhepburn. let's talk to you, charlie. let's break down the fashion. what do you think of this? charlie: i see it, actually.

even i see that. i can see audrey hepburn there. and trump tower is right next to tiffanies. rachel: breakfast at tiffanies. charlie: it's very similar. rachel: thank you for bringing this rachel: let's talk melania. charlie: that's the only reason i'm here. i'm an expert. rachel: look at this. let's look at her fashion from the first inauguration and then juxtapose it to this. i want to get your thoughts on what this means. to me, this is fashion perfection. look at the blue gloves. this was my favorite melania look ever. charlie: gorgeous. i love it. let's go back to the hat. the had made it. you know what the hat was about? the hat was the most gangster thing i've ever seen. she was coming back into washington. she was like you went into my underwear drawer.

she looks like a female version of alfonso capone as donald trump likes to -- she's playing his bonnie, playing bonnie to his clyde. they are coming back to washington, taking over. this is what -- that's what the hat says to me. rachel: who knew charlie could break down fashion so well. let's go to kai, donald trump's granddaughter, is a huge influencer. she did a behind the scenes what was happening at the inauguration. millions of views, charlie. like 3 million views. everyone loves looking at what happens behind the scenes. charlie: so great, yet again, more information overflow from the trump administration. we love it. more video from behind the scenes. but the other thing is, what's so great about this video is how great -- can you imagine doing this with joe biden? rachel: no. charlie: what would you get behind the scenes at jojo? joe biden.rachel: we got some .

she said my grandpa is a normal grandpa. speaking of normal, this is what's making aoc so mad. she says we need to stop normalizing trump. watch. >> what makes this go-round with trump so much more dangerous than the first time around, this time the norms are becoming him, like the norms are embracing him. rachel: she's so mad trump's popular and on top of pop culture. charlie: he shattered the -- they owned this forever and he broke through and like we talked before about -- they talked about how politics is downstream from culture. donald trump is culture and it's driving her insane. rachel: and he always has been. charlie: yep. rachel: they tried to stop him. he's unstoppable. charlie: they used to love him, then he got into politics and then they hate him.

rachel: all right. kamala harris and doug amhoff, they've been sad, down and out, going grocery shopping. i go with to the growerly store with my kids -- grocery store with my kids, the little ones, i forget my bags. these people have been telling us bad, plastic bags bad and look, look at them. charlie: they probably looked at their reusable bags and they were like no, these things are covered in germs, i'm not about to use them. rachel: i love plastic bags. charlie: oh, yeah. you can carry 15 of them. rachel: i use them to put diapers in. they're reusable. charlie: they're your diaper genie. rachel: yes. gen z is having a civil war. after covid they started to stay home, watch netflix, order in uber eats and some of these gen zers are saying enough of this. we need to party like our gen x parents did. charlie: i'm not going to help

you with this one. i don't know what gen z is. i don't know what gen y is. rachel: my kids are gen z. charlie: my kids are gen gl. rachel: and you're gen x. charlie: no, i refuse. rachel: should they go out and start partying? charlie: you have to go out to the bar and meet people and walk up to girls and ask them to date. rachel: bring back dating culture. i might have to have you on every week and i think we'll do all fashion, the best fashion breakdown we've ever had on pop culture, charlie, who would have thunk. congratulations. president trump spreading the america first message to the world economic forum in davos. maria bartiromo breaks it down for us. lowe's knows it's easier to make the right calls when you have the right team. dak going for it, and he fumbles. brilliant recovery with the lowe's app. he always delivers.

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items for the israeli military and they say the entire agreement is in jeopardy. one of the names is arbel habud, a young woman who was being to be exchanged over the weekend but wasn't on the release. israel stopped palestinians from returning to northern gaza, something they would be allowed to do as part of the cease fire. yesterday the idf fired warning shots at a group of civilians approaching a crossing to the north causing people to scatter. >> since 4:00 until now, we have been waiting for them to open the checkpoint. god willing, they will open it and we will return to our homeland. god willing, everyone will return to their homes, their land and their lives. >> reporter: while the cease fire deal remains on shaky ground, israel learned the trump administration unfroze the delivery of 2,000-pound bombs from the united states, they were frozen under the biden administration due to the civilian casualty rate in gaza. the bombs could be used for a conflict that may resume any

minute between israel and hezbollah in the north amid renewed tension there, or if the war resumes inside gaza against hamas. charlie. charlie: thank you, trey. stay safe. let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. rick. >> charlie, we've had such a rough couple weeks with the fires in california and then unbelievable snow across parts of the south. things are going to moderate a little this week. we have a couple of good stories that are happening. one of them is rain and snow across parts of southern california. we had the fires and the fires have happened because we had such incredible drought, one of the dryest winter rainy seasons we've ever had, now we finally have our first winter storm coming in here. it started last night. it's going to be with us throughout the day today, into tonight and early tomorrow. it will be rain, eventually we'll see snow across the higher elevations. this is also going to bring rain across parts of arizona which is also much needed so we've got the rain today , tonight. temperatures are going to remain

cool but that ground saturating is certainly going to help. want to show you what happens over the next certain days. i think our overall pattern is going to bring a few more shots of precipitation across parts of the southwest which is good news. we've got the rain and snow here. we start to see a new storm developing around parts of the four corners bringing mountain snow to arizona. this is tuesday into wednesday. and that storm becomes a big rain maker here across parts of texas and louisiana and arkansas. this is one spot we could be seeing severe weather with this. watch out. maybe for a tornado or two but certainly the threat for flooding but temperatures improving a lot compared to where we've been, today getting to 65 in new orleans. we had snow almost 9 inches deep in new orleans which broke all kinds of records this week so jason, getting up to 60s is going to feel really good for people across parts of the south. >> can't get past the idea of snow in new orleans but yeah, thanks, rick. >> you bet. >> president trump wasting no time highlighting america first from the global stage at the

world economic forum in davos just days after being sworn in. >> we need double the energy we currently have in the united states. can you imagine? for a.i. to really be as big as we want to have it. soil going to give emergency declarations so they can start building them almost immediately. my message to every business in the world is very simple. come 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 your prerogative, then very simply you will have to pay a tariff. >> sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo was there in davos and she joins us now with an inside look. maria, what i love about the president is he just tells them exactly the way it is. he does not back off at all. how did the people in davos -- because you were there, how did

they react to what the president was saying. maria: well, you are spot on, jay so. thank you so much. it was standing room only when president trump was on the big screen talking to all of the attendees at the world economic forum. i've got to tell you, president donald trump's name was in every conversation, it was on everybody's list. he wasn't there, but, man, was he dominating the conversation and when he gave that speech everybody was talking about his policies with good reason because he's talking about these policies and is actually moving the needle on investment. can you believe that just in three days in his first three days in the oval office president trump was able to announce $1.1 trillion in new investments into the united states? that is the $500 billion stargate project, the a.i. infrastructure and datacenters project led by oracle and open a.i. and then you've got another $600 billion that he announced that he got the saudis to commit to and he was so funny because

when he gave the press conference about the saudi money, he said, yes, i spoke to mbs and he said that he's going to invest $600 billion in america but i'm going to tell him that, look, we should have a nice really beautiful round number, let's make it a trillion. but that's because you've got a businessman in the oval office and he understands what it is to move the needle on growth, growth is now the priority. people are waking up this morning and they're feeling good. they're feeling good that their family can be safe and secure because his deportation and securing the border plans are underway as we speak and they feel good because they think their lives are about to get better because of these policies. everybody was talking about the deregulation policies, jason and at one point i spoke with the president of microsoft, brad smith, and he said the europeans are now having executive order envy. they want to do their own executive orders because they recognize the power of deregulation now. i suspect we're going to see

some deregulation talk throughout europe. everybody was talking about how europe is so stuck in the mud and the united states is the place to put your money right now. it was quite the show in davos over this last few days. >> that's the america first agenda. maria: that's right. >> th that's what leading loos like. we haven't seen that in a few years. if america is going to be the world super power, economically, militarily, you've got to lead. that's what donald trump is doing. it hasn't been one week yet. maria: we're talking about that this morning. we've got an interview with the majority leader of the united states senate, john thune, and i'm going to talk to him about what's going on with these confirmation process. you know what i want to know? why is it that we have the majority of republicans, 53 senators on the gop side versus 47 democrats and it looks like the democrats are running the table here. how come we only have four confirmed members of president trump's cabinet already? look, it's great that john ratcliffe was now confirmed as cia director, pete hegseth as

defense secretary, marco rubio, obviously. we know we've got four already, kristi noem, arguably the most important as homeland security secretary but four people in a week? president trump is now in the oval office since monday, january 20th. why are the democrats stalling this process and why are the republicans allowing them to do get away with it? i'm going to put that question to john thune coming up, the senate majority leader. i'm talking with greg abbott on the ground in texas to find out the impact of donald trump's deporteddation plans underway. director john ratcliffe of the cia, he's going to be breaking news on china with regard to what the cia says is something that our audience expected obviously, the covid-19 escaped from the wuhan lab and of course there's steven my mnuchi snowfa. n and jamescomer will give us io

what went on 20 minutes before president trump was sworn in. why did president biden pardon his entire family 20 minutes before president trump took the oath. i found that interesting. we'll have an exclusive with the head of the oversight commit at thicommitteet and we'll ask himr not banks are debanking conservatives. we'll get into it. >> maria bartiromo o you're the best. we're celebrating charlie an his first official weekend on the kirby couch with chip wade grilling up his favorite food next. to his weiner mobile. i am so excited. stay with us. ♪

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rachel: we are relishing -- get it, charlie, relishing charlie's first full weekend as a co-host. since food is a big part of "fox & friends," we've got one of his favorites. >> welcome to diy expert chip wade, he's frying up the grill with some hot dogs. >> we've got bu buns and puns galore. these guys do it right with the weiner mobile. we're book with all kinds of tasty treats. we've got the giant barbecue

burger. this is really a big, exciting thing for charlie today. we heard you like hot dogs so we brought the whole house here. we've got everything cooked up for you. you've got to get first dibs in here. >> i will not -- you don't have to ask me twice. >> what is the way you like to have your dog? >> i like it any way possible. i like your traditional mustard and ketchup. >> no relish, no anything else? no onions. >> there's no such thing as a bad hot dog. >> that's so not true. that's the most untrue thing that's every been -- >> rick, why you gotta spoil it? >> there's such a thing as a bad hohot dog. >> no, no, no. >> these are oscar mayer hot dogs. >> you should check out this thing. it's amazing inside. >> this is the -- i have one question for you. how many -- >> look at that bad boy. >> we can house a bunch. we're not a speedy weeney.

>> these are ambassadors for oscar mayer weiners. tell us your names and where you're from. >> my name is sarah. i go to by sarah kraut. >> how did you get the gig. >> we're lucky dogs. we were hooked. we applied and became hot doggers official brand ambassadors. we're looking at our next batch of hot doggers right now. we're going to hire 1 s 2 new 1w doggers. >> how do do you apply. >> go to the oscar mayer instagram. rachel: if you're the ambassador, what do you do. >> >> we've got the most bunderful experience. we get to sit behind the wheel of this fabulous piece of

americana and tour over the country. >> take us inside. >> welcome the weiner mobile. >> this is so amazing. someone spilled their mustard on our ketchup floor. we've got the blue sky zeal tha. >> this is perfect. >> you've got a stereo system in the back. you've got seats for four. >> i feel like i'm on some kind of psychedelic. >> or the real world road rules go could be. >> and you've got a copilot. who drives? >> we both do. >> is this a reality show in here? >> it is. every day is different. you never know what to expect and we get to sit in the wheel of this piece of americana. >> it is a piece of americana. >> obviously you bring a lot of joy to people when you're riding down the road but i mean, like everybody waves at you. you've got to get tired of waving at people. >> we're never tired of seeing

the happy faces. >> are you honking all the time at everybody? i mean, not that you need more -- >> they're honking at them. you don't have to use your horn. >> everybody's always excited to see us. we need to bring joy across the u.s. >> you know charlie loves hot dogs, it's his favorite food. i hear you have something special for him. >> we absolutely do. i'm not sure if you're familiar with this, but this is our iconic weiner whistle. >> oh, charlie. >> you only get that when you see the weiner mobile in person. >> i can do it either way. >> yeah [wwhistle] >> does the weiner mobile just appear? >> it's like uber for the weiner mobile. [whistle] >> let's let jason in here. >> i ate that whole dog. >> priorities.

>> we'll be right back. rachel: you asked for i you gou got it.

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rachel: hey, you guys, buenos aires, all over the country we've got people with us today. charlie: if you want to the apply to be a hot dogger, the competition is really stiff. these are some amazing -- [inaudible conversations] jason: thanks to chip too. chip, you're awesome. this is number two for me. rachel: go to church, everybody. bye. charlie: and get a hot dog. [laughter] [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning,

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