they got a sideline harris, they've got to get past the g o. pete's a stablish that they've got all these different factors. and none of the results with bobby kennedy and the right and the race. it just doesn't the, everybody and steve, like once we get to the primary season, then what are they going to do? just to bring the vote count. what are the, you know, what do you do? there's, this is a really interesting moment in time and again, i'm not, i'm not on board with them. dorsey? anybody get 2016 peter like you was checked out like a button for trump and then he started like doing weird stuff like touching the 3rd rail of politics at the time which was is real and going and just being trump, i'm like a, this is great i brought about our life, or i'd have to say that this guy in the 2nd count, nato, and things like that. and now and now kennedy is doing that as well. so, i mean, this is all very, very important. and he knows he don't want to say 100. i never forget that you, you mentioned. but in the 3rd layer, i'm going to say just a shameless plug in a month from yesterday, i turned

pete o pete,, you know that this is nt ev territory. you v charging station every corner.o you need gas stations where you can afford the gas. that's the problem right here. that. the problem right here. to buyng t a house, trying to buy a car, just trying to buy anything, anytg rates go upy anything, and you're saying, oh, my gosh, i can't afford this. my mortgage now is seven, seven and a half percent. my car loan interest rat e is nine and a half percent. my average car payment for buying car a new car is $750 a month. >> pete, those numbers don't equate in parts off america where you need a strong economy to be able to afford a family's life. biden-nomics is borrowing money and borrowing time. , what and as you look at the labor report today, what you're starting to see is tha t timek to see is tha might be starting to tick out. >> monica, it's amazing to watch them lean intont what they are trying to spin as an asset, but it's actually a massive liability. but what else are they going to lead into the border? you know, foreign policy. so they've chosen economics. does

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. ♪ o, say does that tar-spangled -- star-spangled banner yet wave -- ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ peted welcome to "fox & friends." and thank you again for your amazing photos, reminding us of the summer that was. a lot of great photos out op on the dock the, on the lake, you know? will: that's not a happy way to start -- ah ray that's not a happy way to start. by the way, my daughter margarita is here with me s and we decided i would wear pink because we're not ready for the her to be over. the weather's really nice. pete: that would mean we have t- will: oranges many fall colors? pete: got to move to orange and purple. will: i've got my cowboys on -- pete: president got my vikings tie on today. football. [applause] rachel: it's the here. pete: and will got a big win last night. rachel: really? were you up really late? will: oh, yeah. [laughter] rough morning, but not really rough because we won. ing texas longhorns beat alabama last night, huge win. it was great. and, by the way, speaking of college football, it was a big week around the country. you had a rivalry game in iowa, iowa-

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