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bowl. it is news, i didn't realize it's the first time a u.s. sitting president has gone to a game. that hasn't happened before, charlie? charlie: no. it's not valentine's day, right? rachel: no, it's on friday. i'm giving you a heads up. [laughter] you couldn't remember how many years you were married yesterda- charlie: i met a guy yesterday who said he has his phone set to to remind if him when it's valentine's day -- rachel: good idea. charlie: he has an alarm on his phone. basically, it comes up with options. griff: have you shopped yet for your wife? charlie: for -- griff: valentine's day. [laughter] charlie: we're going to do that today. rachel: good. griff: good, good, good. by the way, president trump at the super bowl with taylor swift because, of course, travis kelc- rachel: see, that's a love story too. griff: i wonder if they'll meet? rachel: guess who is there as

well? will cain. we're going to be checking out with kiln -- will cain live -- charlie: there he is. will: speak of a love story. [laughter] charlie, the vis of the american male. -- the voice. every american male heart froze this morning just for 30 seconds as a rachel said, i'm wearing red for valentine's day, we all go, is today -- [laughter] charlie: what happened? if. will: i'm, like, i don't know exactly whens it is, but there's, like, cultural feelings that are supposed to penetrate at some point that that a sayings you're getting really close, will. start thinking about flowers -- charlie: shards of ice pierced through my veins. rachel: it's super bowl sunday. will: yes, exactly. to griff's point or, it is super bowl sunday, about as close as you can get to a national holiday without being a national holiday. i would nominate monday after super bowl sunday to be the holiday so we can have a

recovery day, don't have so to get up and go straight the school or work. it's fascinating, isn't it, rachel, that there's never been a sitting u.s. president to attend a super bowl. i hadn't realized that. it seems like something that would have happened. donald trump has been to so many sporting events that it seems so natchal that later this afternoon he's going to walk in here to caesar's superdome which, by the way, here i am standing on the field right now. super bowl lix, chiefs-eagles. i'll take you on a little stadium tour later, but, yeah. i'll tell you, the superdome holds up. for as long as it's been through, it's a pretty good looking dome as you stand here at field level. griff: is it first come, first served? can you carve out your seat right there? because that's a good spot right where you are. will: yeah. that's why we got up early, griff. [laughter] got up early. shannon bream, you should have seen it, shannon bream was first

in line. she's already down there. she's basically at the 50 -- charlie: you guys are elbowing each other? [laughter] will: no n i couldn't compete. i mean, shannon, big fan. who, by the way, will be joining us later on "fox & friends." shannon and i went yesterday to the nfl experience. we did the 40-yard dash. the man who runs it said, will, it's the first time i've ever seen a 40 minute-yard dash. [laughter] i did a punt pass competition, it was fun. rachel: well, that's great. we're going to enjoy checking in with you all day long talking about your favorite topic, sports, football, all that. will: one of 'em, yeah. [laughter] griff: and we've got to talk about the game too later in the show, will, because i fail to recognize that while i am taking the chiefs and i've already given my prediction, 27-24, chiefs win, i didn't realize that the entire eagles' defense are university of georgia guys.

and my daughter, i'm a bulldog fan. will: oh, yeah. griff: because my daughter went to georgia. so that's something to factor in. if. will: i forgot you're a big georgia guy. it's true, philadelphia's known as sort of, like, the graduate school for the university of georgia. they're full of bulldogs on the eagles. i guess we'll all be on pins and needs if you -- feedings if you flip your pick, griff -- charlie: you can't. i've already staked out the eagles to win -- griff: are we betting on this in. charlie: yeah. will: yeah, charlie, you did it yesterday in front of the kansas city chiefs' cheerleaders. valentine's day's the least of your worry, charlie. [laughter] charlie: and then you told them. there's a word for it, i can't think of what the term is, but it's not the first time -- griff: all right, let's make a wager. i've got the chiefs, you've got the eagles. if the chiefs win, you have to come to soul cycle. rachel: who do you think's going to win? charlie: oh, or i'll do that.

will: me? you wan my pick at the 6 a.m. hour? by the way, i want your pick. that's the whole deal. you know, rachel campos-duffy is better at picking sports than will cain, headlines scream across outkick. [laughter] i'm going with, i'm going to go chiefs. i'm going to go chiefs by 5 4. so -- by 4. i think i gave a score, 31-27, chiefs. rachel: i think the eagles are going to win. griff: all right. if the eagles win, charlie, what do i owe you in. rachel: look at that condescending laugh. that's the kind of laugh he gave when i did better -- will: no, i didn't -- charlie: it was condescending, will. will: why would i eversome is rachel campos-duffy -- rachel: i say eagles. will: of course she goes opposite. are. rachel: i just think saquon barkley's going to go off, and i'm sorry -- griff: do you want to put a number on it?

a spread? rachel: sure. i think 150 yards rushing. [laughter] will: what is going on? somebody's if her ear feeding -- charlie: you top that. will: i'm not stupid. i've done the show long enough. rachel: no one's in my ear, will. you're just feeling bad about what happened last time. you're worried another outkick headline 's going to come out as you're sitting there at the i'm bowl, and it could be embarrassing. you're a big star now on prime time -- [laughter] and then, like, you know, the chick who used to be a cheerleader in high school beats you again in predictions. will: the chick from the real world who used to be a cheerleader, there she goes, dunking on will in sports. [laughter] charlie: you're on the field, will. it's too late to prepare now. will: i don't know. i may get some inside information. there may be a little practice, an injury, i'll have my eye on

saquon's ankle. not that there's anything wrong with save saquon -- saquon's angle. rachel: all right. we'll be watching you and we'll also be watching bret baier at 3:00, interviewing trump, and we're looking forward to seeing that super bowl ad with bret and sean hannity as well. it'll be a great day today. this is like your valentine's day -- [laughter] will cain. will: and no one had to remind me. rachel: thanks, will. charlie: we'll check in with you later. will: thanks, guys. griff: he's got the best seat in the house, being on the field. i am a quite jealous. rachel: they're serving you to the panama canal. griff: i've never men to the super bowl in life. the closest i came was when the 49ers beat the denver broncos in, like, the early '90s, and i was in college at ole miss, we drove to new orleans, but we

never if made it. rachel: you ended up in a bar. griff: it was fun. charlie: so it may be super bowl weekend, but that doesn't mean news has stopped especially with the trump administration. elon musk is responding to a federal judge who blocked doge from there if accessing treasury records. he went on his formerly known as twitter, x, to say that this ruling is absolutely insane. how on earth are we supposed to stop the fraud and waste of taxpayer money without looking at how money is spent? that's literally impossible. something super shady is going on to to protect scammers. you know, he's got a very good point here -- rachel: yeah. charlie: and it is a very important constitutional question. the idea that you have an unelected person -- and i love how democrats are always worrying about the unelected people -- rachel: right. charlie: you have an unelected person in the judiciary who has decided that the elected person in america, donald trump, the person he picked to streamline the executive branch which the

president is the executive of, he's not allowed to have access to the records inside treasury or other departments in which, where he can treatmentline his -- streamline his executive branch. it is extraordinary the. this is a rogue judge, and, you know, i suspect in time he's going to to get blown out. rachel: well, let's hope he does. by the way, there are changes now to how you can get your money that's been allocated to you through the government. so all payments must include a rationale, and they've also implemented do not pay lists which include fraudulent entities, terrorist groups, etc. i heard earlier elon musk talking about how much fraud, how many false social security numbers and payments going out the people. this is, like, easy money to scoop up for us. there's, like, a tracker now of all the a money we're saving.

griff: yeah. rachel: it sounds like pennies when you look at the entire budge, but these things add up. griff: no, no, no, it's jaw-dropping. musk elaborated saying this, yesterday i was told -- to be your point, rachel -- there are currently over 100 billion, with a b, of entitlements payments to individuals with no social security is number or even a temporary id number. if accurate, this is extremely suspicious. when i asked if anyone at treasury had a rough guess of what percentage that number is unequivocal and obvious fraud, the consensus in the room was about a half. so $50 billion a year or $1 billion a week. this is utterly insane and must be if addressed immediately. you're talking about -- rachel: why wasn't it addressed before? if. griff: well, exactly. you're talking about making payments potentially to people whose name shows up on the books that they can't identify, we don't know who it is --

rachel: so let's just send the check out anyway. griff: this is a guy, an unelected person, this is a billionaire ceo that started paypal that was successful, that started tesla and was successful, that anticipatorred spacex. this is -- that started spacex. this is the type of builder, leader that can look at his own books and his company and say is, wait a minute, where's money going to that -- that we're just sending into with thin air? you would think you would want a e guy to account for that. why wasn't it done before? why wasn't there an individual or an entire department within treasury whose sole job was to track even a single dollar that was going into thin air. >>? rachel: yeah. it's absolutely insane. what people are seeing isn't just that elon musk is fixing things, they're seeing how bad -- things are worse than we thought they were. sunlight is the best disinfectant, and that's what we have going on now.

another thing we're seeing is donald trump, once again, you know, remember when he said all things will be revealed, you know? [laughter] and as he takes office, he's also saying, you know what in there's a lot of bad people here that a shouldn't have secret service clearance. and so now he's revoking these clearances from eight more democrats. heres. former secretary of state antony blinken, you see lee tissue is shah that james, alvin bragg, andrew andrew weissmann, lisa upon coe, jake sullivan -- monaco, jake sullivan. he removed the secret service clearance from joe biden yesterday or the day before. you guys, get ready. i think that barack obama's next. griff: we shall see. you know, it was interesting, some of those with the security clearances being revoked, an attorney posted on social media, or i'm going to fight this -- mark if zaid.

rachel: i was saying secret service, security clearances. sorry about that, guys. fluff give it's going to be interesting to see if there are challenges, if they hold up. president trump has a leg to stand on. charlie: the idea of revoking clearances to people like alvin bragg and letitia james here in new york is going to be probably a hard thing to enforce since they'll be, they routinely go into these buildings anyway, but it is a hot across the bow, and -- a shot across bow, and it is a reminder that president trump is not, he's not going to give up the search and the effort to expose people who use the justice system for political means to go after him. and he should go after them. rachel: charlie, what -- beyond not getting information that, you know, being able to looked at certain documents or, as you said, getting into building, maybe people out there want to understand, what is the value to these individuals of having this

security clearance and having it revoked somewhat happens to your life? charlie: so the thing that's different for alvin bragg and letitia james, they're in courtrooms. they're prosecutors here in new york, so they have to go into these courtrooms. but in terms of getting security clearances for all these other people, it's a money-making scheme. it's a way that these -- they become lobbyists, basically, for hire for anybody who wants to hire them, and it gives them access the you are nation -- to our nation's secrets. and they maintain them in their retirement even though they have no responsibility to the government, they're not working for the government anymore. they're working for, you know, whatever -- and, obviously, there are all kinds of rules governing who they can work for, but, you know, who knows? i mean, i don't have a whole lot of faith in those rules. none of these people particularly care about rules when it comes to all the other aspects of life. so basically, it's like a

protected cottage try of these former intel officials who make money and trade on their access to government secrets. and i think it's disgusting. i think they all should have -- griff: that's why mark zaid is fighting it, because it's money in his pocket. meanwhile, we all woke up to snow here in new york city. millions of americans remaining under winter weather alerts. rachel: that's right. heavy snow and ice slam the northeast overnight. griff: fox weather meteorologist mike seidell is up in boston and joins us now. good morning, mike. how does it look? >> reporter: good morning. beautiful sunny morning here boston common. we expect hundreds out here later in the in the common, they'll be with sledding down that hill. it's not much of a hill, but enough to go down. gravity will take you down through. what we have is a solid 4 inches of snow. a little bit of an underachiever. knowfall totals from the

northeast, basically 3-5, new york city, long island, connecticut and also western massachusetts ask and right here, generally 4-5 inches of snow. temperature right now, not bad, 28 degrees, wind chill's 18. later today we'll be in the low 30s. and with daylight, the roads here are already in good shape. hay threw a lot of salt down -- they threw a lot of salt down, recent storms as recent as thursday, so it's going to be to easy to get around. the three new york city airports, laguardia, newark and ken -- kennedy, have canceled about 5-6% of flights. meanwhile, here at logan, 15% of the flights scheduled outbound. it's beginning to the stay chillier than average in the northeast. we've got a series of storms, the next one is tuesday and and tuesday night. new york city south, in the boston really. it's going to be -- not boston.

philly, baltimore, d.c., roanoke, richmond. and then another one here wednesday night and thursday and yet another one next weekend. so stay tuned, hang on the your hats. it's going to be a rollicking winter week from now until next weekend. keep an wry on fox weather, and we'll keep you updated. 4 inches this morning, can't wait to see all the a sledders9 out here in a matter of hours. back to you in new york city. rah. rachel: thanks, mike. you stay warm. charlie: we're here for the rollicking. rachel: i like that. [laughter] rachel: all right. well, president trump is leading the fight against anti-christian bias. the message targeted to pro-life advocates and catholics, next. ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . )

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♪ rachel: president trump establishing a white house faith office with a new executive order empowering america's faithful, defending religious liberty and fighting against religious bias. >> the mission of this task force will be to immediately halt all forms of anti-christian targeting and discrimination within the federal government. the task force will work to fully prosecute anti-christian violence and vandalism in our society and to move heaven and earth to defend the rights of

christians and religious believers nationwide. rachel: fox news contributor jonathan morris joins us now to react. i had to remind jonathan, it's in english. [laughter] believe it or not, jonathan's on fox notice ya withs a lot because he does a very good job speak spanish. this is an english interview. he's following through with the promises he made to the people who helped elect him. >> with yeah. and i've beening shocked by how much -- been shocked by how much cynical and mean stuff has been directed at the president after he announced this. people saying, what do you mean, anti-christian bias in america? that's faith office in the government? that's ridiculous. but think about those levers of society, of real cultural influence that we have. universities. is christianity respected in academia today? i don't think so. how about hollywood? what if you start talking about your christian faith in

hollywood? you're laugh ared at. you're marginalized. hi of the news media. how many -- think of the news media. how many prominent, prominent christian people in the news media today? i'll tell you this, we are the only national channel right now doing a segment like this about the faith office, i can assure you -- rachel: in a positive way. >> in a positive way. so the fact that a there is christian bias, i think, is very ration rational, and i'm so glad the president is saying government is supposed to serve the people. we have a religious people. we are a religious nation. let's make sure that the people are served. rachel: yeah, or absolutely. there's been this effort to to sort of really change american history and the history of who we are and this idea that, you know, the neutrality about religion if not hostility. but you're right, our thats are christian. >> yeah. and if you think about what the founding fathers were worried

about, they were worried that government was going to the get involved in church, right if that's why the establishment clause. the government should not establish a religion -- rachel: right. as they did in england. >> and also we should not enact any law that's going to prohibit, the free exercise of religion. so the founding fathers were more concerned about government getting in the way of our religious practice. rachel: yes. >> and i think what president trump is saying is let's make sure that's not happening today in new ways which cultural elites are actually keeping us from being involved in society if we are the a majority. rachel: and even outside of our country we've covered the christian persecution around the world a lot on this show in particular, and they will tell you every, every person who has been involved in that fight to protect christians who aring being persecuted, number one religion persecuted in the world is christianity x. they will tell you they never had more support than when donald trump was in office. that's another component as a well. donald trump, as you know,

attended the prayer breakfast. he had a lot of funny stuff to say about when he was shot and how he's closer to god and brought his sons closer to god 25% more -- [laughter] so great. >> return on investment. rachel: i think this clip that we're going to show, jonathan, is a very human moment it's not just a trumpian moment i think all of us can relate to this. watch. >> but i can say that going beyond that, we're grateful to the people in this room for the love they show to religion. they're brave, they're brilliant, they're fighters. they like people. and sometimes they hate people, i'm sorry, i apologize. i'm trying to learn. [laughter] not easy. [applause] if it's not easy. when they impeach you for nothing, then you're supposed the like them, it's not easy,

folks. [laughter] i do my best. rachel: all right. we've all struggled with that. your reaction. >> hey, listen, i think, you know, he says -- he's being are honest. he says i haven't been a very religious person growing up. listen, i'm donald trump, you don't know me for being a religious person. but, hey, the fact that he dodged two bullets, i think that has made it a very personal thing for him. i believe i have a mission. i believe i have a purpose. and if god allowed me to live, i'm going to make sure i did it well. rachel: when george washington was a young boy, he was a courier, and he was actually known for having bullets come at him that never if quite touched him. there's something really special him. and as you to know, the first requirement to be a christian is a sinner. we all are. jonathan morris, it's great having you. >> happy valentine's day, which is not today. rachel: i know. they almost had a heart attack. we'll see you next on fox no

disyas. [speaking spanish] just hours away from super bowl lix only on fox, and will cain is giving us pregame predictions. but, will, i think the chiefs' offense might struggle against the eagles' defensive line. so there's that, of course. will: okay. we are going to dig into your prediction. but when we come back on to fox and friend,s i'm going to take you around the caesar's superdome and see if we can spot exactly where president trump will be sitting during super bowl lix on fox. ♪ t. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10 degrees cooler, all night long. during our presidents day sale,

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rick: welcome back to "fox & friends." all right, we had this big winter storm across much of the northeast, a lot of areas 4, 5, 6 inches of snowing, and it's melting pretty quickly. temperatures down across the south still really warm but across parts of the north colder. 33 degrees in new york city. that's melting the snow kind of already, and we're going to see

that throughout much of the day today. you see this storm track still kind of west to east across the country. this is the storm we had yesterday and into the overnight hours. most of this is gone. a little more snow if up towards boston, parts of coastal maine many. now we have another storm. this is the chance of a big snow for this coming week. you'll notice i think our biggest chances are going to remain across parts of new england. that said, we will see snowacross the i-95 corridor as a well, same goes across parts of much of the great lakes really. take a look at today's eye temperatures, not that bad -- high temperatures. we're starting to see this front move n a bit of a dip in the jet stream is going to cool temperatures down. but one more day of nice temperatures in towards new orleans. obviously, the game inside, with but we are going to see a few showers coming in towards the new orleans area throughout the day today. charlie, over to you. charlie: thank you, rick. turning now to your headlines,

officials say all major pieces from the american airlines-black hawk helicopter crash have now been recovered. the ntsb conducting an overnight scan of the potomac river to locate any additional debris. all of the recovered pieces are now in a secure airport facility for examination where the ntsb say investigators continue to look into the mid-air collision which killed all 67 people aboard the two crafts. new da data from the cbp shows how the trump-homan approach is working. one memo describing how 23 illegals stopped this their journey in honduras after learning of the increased border security online through family. another describes how a group of 26 also turning back with upon learning about tighter or or border security once they made it to nicaragua. border czar tom homan is set the

join us next hour to talk about their latest efforts. and those your headlines. griff? griff: all right. thanks, charlie. well, the big day is finally here, and we are just hours away from super bowl lix. coverage beginning on fox at 1 p.m. eastern live from caesar's superdome in new orleans. let's head there now where will cain joins us again with an inside look of the fox sports super bowl set. let's are a look, will. -- have a looking, will. will: yeah. good morning, griff. you know, i was just sitting here at a caesar's superdome, rick, were you here 20 years ago? it's hard to remember this, it's been 20 years since hurricane katrina. and, of course, the superdome was, you know, not ground zero, but this was the point of supposed leaf. and it's amazing. -- relief are. when caesar's took over, it went through a rehabilitation. it looks really great. and the think where it was 20 years ago. met me show you a little bit of

what's going to be the home of super bowl lix. one of the stories, griff, that you probably, everyone has seen for years now the nfls has this in their end zone, end racism at the end of every end zone. that's been replaced. they took that off. in its place now, i don't know if you can see from the angle that we are, but in the eagles' end zone it says choose love right here at the base of the end zone. at the end of the chiefs' end zone, it says it takes all of us. now, that's the new messaging here at the super bowl. i want to point this out as well. griff, i don't know exactly where he's going to be sitting, but i've been kind of looking for the secret service protective glass. you can see the suite level of the superdome. runs all the way around, of course, the entire dome. but that will be where president trump is sitting, i'm assuming one of these suites. you know, i was fortunate enough to visit with the president at the army-navy game back in early december, and you'll have protective glass up over the president's suite.

it's hard to see which one has the glare of protective glass right now, but one of these suites will be home to the president a little bit later heren fox. but it looks awesome. we're along the chiefs' sidelines. you'll have shannon bream and "fox news sunday" down along the way, other pregame shows set up to broadcast later, 1:00 on big fox, they'll be broadcasting ear from the sidelines. they've got the cones, they've got the tape. i can't go on to to the field. i'd lo to catch a pass or two ahead of the super bowl, but i imagine that's going to get my credentials revoked, so i'll probably stay right here and be checking in throughout the morning. it's beautiful. i've said this all weekend long, i think -- and, griff, you're a southern guy, a memphis guy, i don't know, i just love the character and culture of new orleans. i think it's a great home for the super bowl. griff: it's fan fantastic. and the closest i got to the super bowl was back in college in the early '90s. we drove down from ole miss,

thought we'd scalp tickets, that that didn't work out. enjoyed the game from the french quarter if a bar. i remember being in katrina, in new orleans as a reporter and going into that superdome where they were trying to move in some of the stranded people, but it was suffering so much destruction. and now to see it -- will: yes. griff: -- it's really quite remarkable, what they've done there. that that's a great point you raise. my question for you, will, as you look at where the president may be sitting and you were at the army-navy game and then before that president trump also a got that warm well -- welcome at the alabama-georgia game. do you suspect that the crowd will be able to see him at least and to be able to sort of interact with him like they have in the past two games he's gone to? will: i would fully expect that, griff. first of all, we have to acknowledge if it's a reality, there's been a vibe shift in america. and this idea that president trump is somehow controversial and divisive, i think, has a never been more min minimized.

and his embrace and the embrace of the vibenot complete, it's overwhelming in america. i would expect a very, very, very positive response. we've all seen president trump. of course, he will interact with the crowd. while there'll be protective glass, to your point, i would very much expect cameras to imraf tate to trump, him to gravitate towards the crowd, and i think you'll see an illustration of that vibe shift. griff: that will be something to see. will cain, great stuff. we'll check in with you all morning long. will: hanks, man. griff: still ahead, louisiana governor jeff landry joins will live from new orleans, and we've got a lot more "fox & friends" moments away.. ♪ ♪

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♪ griff: we're back with a few headlines. elon musk says he has no plans to purchase the popular chinese-owned platform tiktok. musk was asked if we had interest while speaking virtually at the world economic summit. musk saying, quote, i haven't made a bid for tiktok, nor do i have any plans regarding what i would do if i owned it. the united states had initially planned to block tiktok due to national security concerns, but a ban on the platform was delayed. and google revealing

americans' top food trends for super bowl lix. charcuterie boards and football-shaped snacks topping their list of trending surges. meanwhile, the most-searched appetizers were philly cheesesteak sliders, no surprise, while chiefs' ap pans were most likely searching for pizza. you don't have to go anywhere to catch tonight's matchup, stay tuned for our super bowl pregame show which begins at 1 p.m. eastern on fox. and this, the boy scouts of america officially changing its name to scouting america on saturday in order to be, quote, more inclusive. scouting america's ceo -- [laughter] saying, quote, the fact that we were going with a more kind of gender-neutral name, a lot of people kind of wanted to know more about it. the official change comes nine months after a making the announcement and following some recent policy changes from a few years back allowing girls to

join the program. and, rachel, i've got a feeling you have an opinion on that. rachel: who's the troop leader, dylan mulvaney? [laughter] this is so dumb and so out of touch with where everyone's going which is, like, normal is back. i was a girl scout. were either of you guys scouts? charlie: i was eliminated. rachel: eliminated? charlie: i didn't with make it to to boy scouts. rachel: okay. charlie: i was removed -- rachel: you seem like a perfect boy scout. you know all this stuff about farming and outdoors and skin things. mine, isn't that very scout-y? if. charlie: yeah. i was kicked out. rachel: what a did you do? charlie: i carried out a lifelong boy's dream of a 10-year-old boy, urinating on a smoldering campfire. griff: oh, boy. charlie: and, you know -- well, it was smoldering because there were baked potatoes -- rachel: okay. well, that's a problem.

[laughter] charlie: -- in the coals x. that's not when you're supposed the urinate on the campfire. griff: listen -- charlie: so is i was -- griff: we have a common bond -- rachel: no eagle scout here. charlie: the pickup truck hauling my butt back to town was probably the fastest ride i've ever a had -- rachel: just threw you out. griff: i got kicked out too. i made it a few years, and then you go to, like, the big camp thing -- charlie: the jamboree -- griff: and so we decided to sneak out at a night and run around and do stupid things, and we all got caught, and the troop leader's, like, who did in this and they all fingered me. they ratted me out. griff led it -- charlie: you were patsy. griff: see ya. rachel: i've never met people kicked out -- charlie: fox news, a collection of boy scout misfits. griff: we got kicked out.

rachel: love is in the air. we're putting our skills to the test ahead of valentine's day. who can arrange the best bouquet with our favorite florist from here in new jersey in. ♪ ♪ mylowe's rewards is here. join for free today to unlock member perks from the palm of your hand. with every purchase, all members earn point toward mylowes's money. get free gifts to bring home, member deals to get more projects done and free standard shipping. start earning for free with mylowe's rewards today.

♪ if. ♪ shar so it's the weekend before valentine's day, and what better way to surprise your loved ones -- [laughter] than with a beautiful bouquet? griff: and in classic "fox & friends" weekend fashion, we're making it a competition. rachel: that's right. here show us how is gerard -- i always get it wrong. >> you always say it perfectly. rachel: i do? he's the other than of my favorite florist in new jersey, michael's florist and greenhouse, and they're kind of becoming the "fox & friends" florist. [laughter] there are different ways to put together a bouquet, and this is always also different stages of love, so the flowers can make -- [inaudible conversations] rachel: i know. listen, every time he comes on, we complicate this a little bit more. what would be, like, early stages of love kind of bouquet? >> i mean, carnations, maybe a little -- we get people in the store all the time, they're on

their first date, they don't want to do roses, they don't want to make that a statement, so they do something simple system and then go into roses, and then a lot of roses. rick: what if it's a ton of love? >> i had minute pop in my store yesterday and they wanted 50 roses to bring to her friend. yes. griff: how many people, how many guys call you desperately panicking -- >> every day. that's how we make our living. [laughter] that's how we -- charlie: -- surge pricing? >> no, i don't do that. that's why -- 81 years. 81 years. rachel: okay. we're going to start the competition. i have one quick question for chanley. what's your favorite flower? >> i love roses, and i love -- >> garden rose like these. >> yeah. rachel: now all the a men know.

[laughter] okay. so here we're going to go. tell us how we're going to do this. >> really i put system greenery and firms in here, then we start with a focal flower like a big one, right? and we with just pop it in, maybe -- griff: i have no work space here. rachel: walk around -- [laughter] >> i mean -- charlie: i'm a professional. rachel: i'm going to be the judge, you guys are going to do 'em. ready, set, go! >> wait, you're going to be the judges? if. rachel: chanley, chanley -- >> yeah, yeah. thank you. oh, gosh. rachel: charlie. charlie: we've got to get some gerber daisies. >> gerbers are good, right? rachel: come on, guys. >> over here? thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> oh, wow. thank you. yes, yes, yes. ooh, that looks good, griff.

a. rachel: 30 seconds left, you guys. here's some scissors if you need to cut those, chanley. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] >> okay, okay, okay. rachel: you better win, rick. >> hey, that looks pretty good, charlie. charlie: i'm going to go with this. that's -- rachel: you can't. all right. >> oh, my goodness. rachel: all right. >> griff -- rachel: look -- [laughter] rick: i did that last year. griff: i worked really hard on this. rachel: gerard, who did the best? rachel: i'm judging here. >> i've got to say griff, but he cheated!

griff: nobody said you couldn't cheat. rachel: he's been eliminated. >> i think rick's looks pretty -- [inaudible conversations] rachel: charlie, you did well. i wasn't expecting much from charlie. >> he made it snow today too. rachel: we'll be right back. happy valentine's day. ♪ ♪ if dge. and the lexus rx completely understands that. (♪)

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