pete: i did not. brian: i defended kickers. pete -- pete: i love all people.an take on jason. rachel: i love jason chaffetz -- pete: he was also a very good kicker. rachel: and he was a great congressman. all right, kamala harris is sitting for her first solo interview since becoming the nominee. pete: college football kicker jason chaffetz -- [laughter] on this classic response from her. >> -- bringing down prices and making life more affordable for people. what are one or who the specific things you have in mind in. >> i grew up a middle class kid. i grew up in a neighborhood of folks who were very proud of their launch -- of their lawn. you've been looking at tires for hours now. it's just so confusing. i can't make a decision. two words, my friend. atturo tires: built to last, and won't break the bank. how are you with dating apps? atturo puts performance within reach. choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be... like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this

pete: correct. brian: in our town and you did -- we were good buddies and you once did a nice project. pete: that's true. my mom found this sheet of paper so it con if i wered -- write it, my best friend's name is brian. brian: that's me. pete: we play together and like to play baseball, sometimes swimming, and basketball. rachel: did you not color him in? >> there's no color at all. pete: he's a giant white guy. rachel: we need a psychologist in here to determine what happened here. why did you color yourself in and you left brian white. pete: i like my friend brian because he's nice and does not swear. rachel: probably still true. brian: the ping-pong game and i let out a sound and sounded like a wear word. pete: we caught ourselves. brian: i don't know if it was right there. pete: so far i'm 2-0 on you, brian, on corn hole. brian: giving it my best effort and not trying or throwing in thing. pete: play coffee pong. stay with us, we have basketball competition coming up, rachel. rachel: i guarante

pete: at least participate. pete: okay. the first time of participating in voting and l you were in virginia yesterday morning for breakfast of friends and voting started there and before this hour when i said, will. early voting and that's why you were there; right? yeah, yeah. looking over at early voting in virginia and he's the expert and i look at his phone, he's watching a i felt like your wife and putting the phone down. will: early voting in virginia and begins today in the following states: new jersey, vermont, absentee voting begins including in person voting in oklahoma, rhode island, and then absentee voting begins strictly out to date. pete: election day is the last day to vote. that's your final day to vote and most places you've got weeks and weeks and weeks with over the mail and rachel: i'd love to have an election holiday where on the day there's no work and people go and vote in person. i want to go back to paper ballots and i'm all for that. do you think that genie will go back into the bottle? pete: mak

pete: yeah.im for the first time say he's way more gracious and charitable than i ever thought he would be. and you see it if you're looking for it. but if you want to create the caricature as the left does, they have no idea. will: so this thing i'm talking about, and you guys know this, i do think thematically it's very important part of his campaign, although obviously the economy -- one hinge this election's about, it's the economy. but this idea of authenticity and phoniness and who you are, and i was just point out how you turn everything in your life to currency, that is the effort with vice presidential candidate tim walz. it's to turn him into -- the whole thing is, like, who is he? a midwestern coach and he's a dad. that that's what we saw. do we have that, where he is doing an ad and is he's leaning into a car, have you guys seen that? rachel: yes, i saw this ad. he's pulling out some sort of fan thing in the car? pete: he's work on the engine. rachel: yeah. but then he didn't actually

pete: done.l the people we grew up with, or brian, but they are stuck in a state that is going in the wrong direction, and i feel bad for that. and they all agree with us. brian: getting ole the getting's good. rachel: -- transitioned to a southern belle by the end of of the hour. brian: all right. we're 5 the 2 days out -- 5 the 2 todayout, and vice president kamala harris finally sitting down for her first solo interview as democratic nominee. rye. rachel: former president trump is wrapping up his west coast tour. pete: matt lin rivera has more. >> reporter: harris will be delivering remarks in d.c. today. on friday she was in less friendly territory, campaigning in washington pennsylvania. former president trump won the county by about 57% in to 2020, but harris is trying to cut into trump's margin among republicans. she's placing some daylight between her and president biden saying this in a rare interview with a local abc station in philadelphia. >> well, i'm obviously not joe biden, and, yo

pete: yes. everything you've ever stood for in your life and believed is pretty much the antihe sis of what is believed by kamala harris. you're talking about the furthest voting left senator in the united states senate. an open embrace of socialism. and so go all that way just says to me -- it really calls into question the awe awe then i thinksty of your supposed principles up million this poin. more interesting is the scrambling of political lines. everybody always acts like trump's far right, you know, and they see politics on this, like, spectrum. a binary, right? a straight the line, far left, far right. and i don't think that's the way politics is. i think it's more circular, more nixed, and that's never before been more obvious that n -- than in 2024. you have rfk, tulsi gabbard -- rachel: elon musk. will: at least people who have been self-described as left in the past embracing donald trumpment and on the other side,kick cheney, adam a kinzinger -- rachel: liz cheney. will: and there's

pete: excellent.e always thought if you want to the become a senator, move to rhode island. less competition. not a lot of people live there. not a big state, so it's not hard to traverse the state. will: commute's not bad. wisconsin's not a concern wyoming's not a lot of people, but it's big, you're commuting, you've got to get around -- pete: rhode island, it's like joe in delaware, being a senator from there. you wreck the country, but you're a senator. rachel: right. also mental health and happiness rates are much low lower for liberals, so there's that part too. pete: that's a problem. the northeast this time of year is definitely gorgeous. rachel: i can't wait. will: i want to start thinking about the easiest states to be a senator. rachel: wyoming. pete: like, california, if you're a democrat, that's a food fight to the try to do that. will: oh, yeah. pete: but smaller states? rachel: texas has a lot of -- will: people. rachel: -- politics. [laughter] will: texas wouldn't be very high. that's a

pete: it's true.i think that it's ald economically, frankly, for people's bottom line and their families, but i also think it sends a really great message and it's on brand for the president. it was always good for the -- pete: who can argue with that? if not a weekend host when works 8 hours a week. 4 hours on saturday, 4 hours on sunday. rachel: i have a new show coming out -- pete: oh, man, you're going to work more? if. rachel: i'm hispanic, we always work harder. [laughter] brian: pick up the slack, pete. rachel: we'll be talking about that show too. the. pete: yes. i'm excited. rachel: all right. the boeing starliner astronauts taking questions for the first time in weeks. brian: and the crew members say they're grateful for their extended time aboard -- pete: looking a little bored hanging upside down. >> reporter: despite it all, they seemed happy and healthy in their first press conference since the boeing starliner returned to earth without them last week. the nasa astronauts original 8-day

-- pete: nice. went up this week. an american flag and a different flag if. pete: i need to see a photo of that. you could also electrify the sign. rachel: you know, i'm thinking about that. that's actually a really good idea. sean wanted it even bigger -- [laughter] it was, like, 30 feet. i'm, like, let's not turn the house into a used car sales lot -- will: you should get a ring camera. rachel: i do, but the front yard is on the road -- pete: it's up there. rachel: so i couldn't figure it out. will: it's the best brand you could ever get, you're america. [laughter] i think of america, and i think of pete, how did you just with, like -- rhode island ray -- rachel: because it's in his jacket. pete: i appreciate that, rachel, thank you very much. rachel: yeah. pete: we had a consultation about the flag pole, and i told her where i got mine from. it's a company in new jersey. rachel: i -- they did a great job. they're going to have a hard time taking down my if flag pole. [laughter] will: this is what

pete: indeed.y of state, i'm pretty sure everybody knew who was in charge, a very different stir. mike pompeo, sir, thank you for your time. >> thank you, sir. have a good morning. pete: you got it. you too. >>> democrats in panic mold, reportedly fearing trump could shatter the blue wall after the teamsters don't endorse kamala. marc thiessen reacts next. ♪ and over 400,000 of us have left blood thinners behind... ...for life. we've cut our stroke risk. and said goodbye to our bleeding worry with the watchman implant. ♪ we may be getting older. but we've never squeezed more out of life. and we are just getting started. join us at watchman.com. watchman. it's one time, for a lifetime. there are many ways to do things. at old dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way is w

pete: yes!hel: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ rachel: good morning, everybody. it's 7:00. first of all, that is one of my favorite country songs, i'm just going to to say. it's a good one. pete: next in virginia. never heard of it. will: no, me neither. that's the ocean, right many. pete: looks like the ocean. looks like sunrise, will. the rest of it -- will: i was just there. pete: you were? will: yeah. i was just in virginia beach talking to governor glenn youngkin. i got there and i start, i just start falling down the rabbit hole. i love it. i've never been to virginia beach, so i started reading, i get online, i started doing wikipedia. next thing you know, i'm looking on the map and zooming in and learning about the tidewater region. like, i know this sounds ridiculous, but i've never been to jamestown, so i didn't know exactly where it was. we talk about it. and then i started reading, well, you know that's not the first attempt the establish a colony for the eng

pete: he does. >> exactly. pete: good to see you, brother. >> always. pete: appreciate it.es. the suffolk county d.a. releasing more information about the remains of a man found on gilgo beach and also on rex heuermann who pleaded not guilty to three counts of first-degree murder and six counts of second-degree murder in the deaths of three people including five found on gill bow beach -- gilgo beach in 2010 and '11. >>> miami dolphins' quarterback tua tua tag v.a. low v.a. is meeting with neurologists this week after suffering another concussion during thursday night's game against the buffalo bills. former nfl player merril hoge joined us earlier. >> do the a lot of mris and scans. so there was some permanent tissue damage, right there the they wouldn't let him return to play. they'll repair him in cognitive, visual and stability. if he were to have any problems in any one of those areas and wasn't recovered from it, he wouldn't be allowed to return to play. will: tagovailoa sumped two concussion -- suffered two concussions during the 202222 season. let's turn the our chi

pete: he did it to himself.hel: as far as i know, it's only republican mothers worry about their kids wearing a maga hat and getten the crap beaten out of them. republicans are worried about getting their houses attacked or having your neighbors be mean to them. they're not going the way conservatives are and i think maybe what this is is people on the ground saying i think it's time to start showing who we are and stop being afraid the way the president is. pete: donald trump flies to iowa state fair in his suit in a helicopter and not pretending to be something he's not. they like that and contrast that with kamala harris who's working very hard to make his him through she grew up in a working class middle neighborhood and you have this story and in actuality, she spent majority from age 12 to 18 in a very upper middle class neighborhood in quebec, canada. there's video that's come out of this middle class nice lawns but on the upper sometime pete: the gates don't scream middle class. will: speaking to the dnc

>> pete, pete, pete. >> would not paul. >> five months into the investigation, there was news of a sortder a label in one of the envelopes and the dna came back matching nobody. no one in the moore family or everyone in the database, anyway. out of been planted there to drop investigators? then, one of these envelopes finally gave up what appeared to be a real clue. >> there is a dna profile from fingerprint ridge detail on the back of one of the stamps that was affixed to the envelope, that one of the letters was sent in. >> what came back in these dna test? >> the contributor of the dna from the fingerprint material was similar to paul moore. >> is closed, right? not this time. this time, there was a but. >> similar to paul moore. but it wasn't a match. >> the dna sample so minute that forensic scientists were unable to build a full genetic sequence. meaning the dna may have come from paul moore, but the scientist couldn't say it was a 100% match. and while the dna didn't match anyone else in the moore family, including peter, the fact that paul couldn't be excluded was nothing that w

pete: yeah.d it from day one, i hope israel kills every last member of hamas and in doing so gets every hostage back. >> each and and every one of them, and we should remember a ceasefire is a word that sounds positive, but a ceasefire means that that hamas can survive and get a free pass after what they have done, and that will be a terrible mistake. a ceasefire only if we should, if we maintain the possibility to to eradicate hamas and its leadership. pete: there you go. gilad, thank you for your time this morning. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. pete: a tough day in israel. >>> all right, another american hostage is killed by hamas. now biden-harris administration's foreign policy failures and how they could impact the escalating war, that's coming up. ♪ ♪ we always had dogs, they're like my best buddies. yep, had them my whole life. c'mon bo! so we got him and he is a, an absolute joy. daddy's puppy. once we got on the farmer's dog he just attacks it, it's incredible. they're so tun

good to see you, pete. >> pete: amen. >> lawrence: you know, pete, momma jones had a different strategyel came down. >> pete: up for you down for her? absolutely, i endorse that. >> lawrence: i'm no md but it solved a lot of things in the jones household. thanks, pete. all right, now. turning to your headlines. starting with a fox business alert. about 10,000 hotel workers across the country are now on strike. the negotiation between labor unions and hotel operations hilton, hyatt and marriott breaking down yesterday leading to the strike. so far it effects roughly 24 hotels and 8 cities. workers are publish pushing for higher wages against covid era staffing and service cuts. all right. a cruise ship that was set to venture out a three and a half year trip around the world has been stuck in ireland for more than three months now. the residents owe desy cruise ship was supposed to set sail back in may but struck in the belfast for repairs. at the same ship yard where the titanic was built. crews are working to reache atae the ship as 200 passengers are in belfast waiting for their voyag

pete? pete: yeah, of course. rachel: you would. >>some. if going to have that, so i don't want to think about. i would just buy a bun of land. anyway, speaking of -- i don't know, there's no easy transitio- will: back to earth. rachel: back to earth. pete: kamala harris was in washington, d.c. for the congressional black caucus dinner, and she gave some remarks talking about the threat that we we face as a nation. here she is. >> the cdc has always had a vision for the future of our nation if -- cbc, a future where we can see what is possible unburdened by what has been. a future where we pull fill the promise -- fulfill the promise of america. and today -- [applause] that vision, our vision, is under are profound threat. while we move and fight to move our nation forward toward a brighter future, donald trump and his extremist allies intend to take our nation backwards. they will give tax breaks to billionaires and big corporations, cut social security and medicare and end the affordable care act which the cbc fought so hard to pass. but

pete: i love it. rachel: i love it.e, he's got the guitar and a kick drum, and you don't realize that's not a band. that's how much energy he has. rachel: what is it about boys and boats? boys like boats. joey: we like fire trucks, boats, and jets. pete: things that go fast and are loud. kudos to chris for being here. he does so much for vets. really genuine guy. we asked him -- he was sleeping in his car when he got to nashville until he got a big hit with buy me a boat, that was 10 years in between. the guy worked his tail off. people on broadway are performing all day long, hundreds of bars on broadway, for no money, for the hope they get a big break. rachel: broadway is in nashville. joey: that's where the bars are. the people performing are truly very talented. rachel: oh, yeah. joey: that's what's crazy about it. pete: he's immensely tall. >>>ed. talented. he'll play his new single where what you see is what you get, the rock is in the video. we begin the final hour of "fox & friends" from the fox news you alert.

pete: it is.re saying bill hasn't been signed yet so an opportunity to block it at this point. >> if he wants any chance to become a national figure in 2028 -- he should not sign that bill. veto that bill. nancy pelosi enjoy being the king maker since got rid of biden now she wants to control california. pete: lots of americans watching right now. american citizens who can't afford a new home and the idea that we're spending tax dollars for illegals -- you're precisely right leo terrell great to see you. >> who broke the law. you got it. pete: good to see you joe rogen versus oprah why the podcast icon is calling out over speeches and bill stiller wantses to change candidate and backing president harris and i'll be joining pop culture roundup this will be tough, coming up next. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product

pete: you did. totally did. know the whole time you said it to the wrong -- rachel: if i'm really honest i put in the wrong address. pete: after disparaging 14 other people. he acknowledged just -- will: just the driver and pete -- not you -- rachel: let's call in the dutchess of difficult. pete: you did all right. will: i bought breakfast twice today. rachel: thanks for breakfast. will: don't thank me yet it is not here. go get it man. pete: no you get it. i was going to talk about pop cultural roundup. that i won -- i didn't know it was a contest but she turned to will a goes immediately who do you think did better? will: i guess i know the answer -- pete: i thought you did phenomenal. rachel: i really did. will: second best. out of two. rachel: everything is a competition we have no -- like no it is just so much testosterone. pete: if will was to be a campaign or candidate he's well prepared for that competition. rachel: that's right. will: because i lost one -- pete: if you ran for governor of texas you woul

>> pete buttigieg: no.l twilight. he is there at the bedside with the book asking us to read the book and if we don't comply immediately, you hear footfalls as he goes downstairs and returns one minute with a tambourine in his hand. doesn't matter. he's ready to wake us up. >> stephen: good luck. as i was saying before, you have been a standout guest on fox news. i wouldn't expect the audience to embrace you but they keep asking you back. do you know why? >> pete buttigieg: no. >> stephen: it rarely turns out well for them in the argument. >> pete buttigieg: i don't know how they make their decisions. but i think it's really important to go on there. i can't blame smitty for not agreeing with our message if they have literally never heard it. i am worried if i don't go on there and say it, they are not going to hear it otherwise. >> stephen: people talk a lot about the calcification of political support in america like there's a hard support for both of the parties. do you think that's true? it's always abo

pete: like superman. rachel: i wanted both looks. pete: two looks, one show.hel: gong to move for the race for the white house and former president trump are rallying volters on the east coast this weekend as trump says it is too late for another debate. will: natalie rivera live with the details. hi. >> laid low in d.c. on saturday former president trump was trying to shore up his support in north carolina. he won the state in 2016 and 2020, and he's hoping to hold on to it geep in november during his rally once again threw cold water on the possibility of doing another debate against harris. >> she's done one debate. i've done two. it's too late to do another. i would love to in many ways but it is too late. the voting is cast. voters are out there. reporter: it is a response to the harris campaign who earlier in the day pushed for another showdown accepting cnn have invitation and campaign chair o'malley saying they deserve to see vice president kamala harris and donald trump debate before they cast their ballots. it would be unprecedented in modern history

. >> you didn't sign up yet pete.> i'm kidding you. so homework, pete. right now, frank. i think my wife signed up. you have to check jen she's doing it. donates on behalf of our family. will: that's my line can you take for me. pete: you go fight for free speech man behind the twitter files set to address the national mall calling to protect the first amendment. rachel: excited to interview matt taibbi and he's next. as a lifelong horse rider, i've spent countless hours maintaining fences. i started ramm to provide fence and stalls that are safer, stronger and more flexible for every horse and rider. every ramm fence and stall is proudly made in america. combining durability with the beauty of traditional design. discover the difference with ramm fence and stalls. visit ramm fence.com and let us give you more time, to ride. >> we've got a live look at our nation's capitol today those fighting to preserve america's liberties including free speech will gather on the national mall and what they're calling the push to re

pete: for sure.know, if you can't conduct full-on fencive operations to the destroy -- offensive operations, hamas won't be gone, and you won't get the hostages -- joey: and they're probably coming back anyway, because the is every orphan left from israel's operation, we know this from our wars, become a hamas fighter. they get indoctrinated. war may never end for that reason just like the war in afghanistan, you know? it was the soviets before us and the brits before that. and once you can create a war around an ideology of just hating another group, your kids just adapt it. rachel: and that's why the idea of not starting wars or doing whatever you can to prevent these wars is so important, and that's now become a center of this political election that we're in right now. you have one candidate under which no wars were started and another in which multiple wars have started under her and joe biden's watch. pete: well, speaking of that candidate, donald trump, he was on with mark levin on life, liber

rachel: we have the fbi do we need pete? pete: that's true.go but i know it won't be easy. rachel: it's hard. will is having a hard time. will: nostalgic before it is over. rachel: two days away from the abc presidential debate simulcasted right here on fox. pete: breaking down the rules, prep and strategies, coming up next. i thought i was sleeping ok... but i was waking up so tired. then i tried new zzzquil sleep nasal strips. their four—point lift design opens my nose for maximum air flow. so, i breathe better. and we both sleep better. and stay married. why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. >> the first in possibly only trump harris debate probably the only one takes place tuesday night. >> so let's go off the wall to break down rules how candidates from preparing for their one debate a point of contention it was

pete: all right. jim hanson, editor of the middle east forum, thank you very much for your time. good to see you. >> good to be with you. pete: all right, let's move down to our southern border now where there was -- we talk about substancety or performative? [laughter] there was a big performance that happened on our southern border in douglas, arizona a, yesterday. yes, the democrat nominee -- installed, not elected -- finally made her way to the southern border for the just the send time since she's been in the white house as the vice president and now as a candidate. he spent a whole 30 minutes there, went to the border wall that was not part of trump's wall even though much of it is. this was constructed under obama. walked, strolled with a couple of agent, we don't know exactly what they discussed at this point, and then she, took to the microphone trying to make you believe she is tough on the border. here she is yesterday, if you can believe it. >> there are consequential issues at stake in th

pete: let's move on.achel: this is really disordered, let's talk about disorder, yesterday there were football games and we are presidential candidates showing up in the huge response of the alabama georgia game which alabama ended up winning it was a great game but i was asleep and part of what he ended up talking about with clay travis who had an interview via out cake i believe at halftime was about what's happening the latest revelation of the depth of the depravity and dysfunction at our board and how dangerous it is her u.s. citizens, before we get that out i want to remind you the stats that came out from ice which are staggering about the illegals in our country who have committed crimes and if you break it down as a hundred people per state, 13000 convicted of homicide, 15000 of sexual assault, over 400,000 total illegal criminals in the u.s. that's according not to speculation but immigration and customs enforcement ice largely due to the upper border policy and unvented status of the biden harr

over to you, pete. liberal is i. >> pete: hazards of playing in san francisco. glad is he okay.iden and kamala harris scheduled to meet with the u.s. hostage deal -- on the u.s. hostage deal negotiating team this morning. comes after the murder of six gaza. he or she goldberg polin laid to rest today: our next guest, the father of 3 #-year-old sagui deck hen. jonathan deck hen joins us now thank you for being here. i can't imagine the range of emotion you and your family have govern r. gone through special what we found out yesterday leaders in the united states who are meeting later today on this situation? small correction there seven u.s. citizens still being held by hamas as hostages. four we hope are still alive and three their murders have already been confirmed. >> pete: got it? >> as far as messaging to the israeli government, my government, it's that time is over for selling, perpetuating this fantasy of total victory over hamas. based on the sacrifice of our sons, daughters, grandparents, though are hostages in gaza we have been at this for 11 months. hearing from our

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pete: i follow. rachel: they would've one? pete: they would've tied.ll: alabama survived the eeriest comeback from georgia alabama upsets georgia as well, let's check in with abby hornacek alive of the 23rd annual tunnel to towers 5k run and walk in new york city today. >> what's going on we are gearing up for an emotional day also one of inspiration as the community rallies around tragedy remembering what happened on 9/11 all those years ago but behind me at 30000 people are expected to run the 5k some walking and wearing their firefighting gear, goldstar families catastrophically injured veterans to retrace the steps of stephen seller a little background on his story, he was going to golf with his family and he heard what happened to the twin towers, he was drug into brooklyn, parked his car and ended up going to the fire department picking up his gear he wanted to get back to the city as quickly as possible unfortunately his tunnel was close so we parked his car and put on his gear and ran all the way to help save people. unfortunately he lost his l

pete: 30 minutes.ited a 2011 section of the border wall -- pete: couldn't go to trump's wall. will: couldn't go the trump's wall, of course. it was a high liquor yo graphed situation. -- highly choreographed. this is what she had to say. >> there are consequential issues at stake in this election. and one is the security of our border. the united states is a sovereign nation, and i believe we have a duty to set rules at our border and to enforce them. and i take that responsibility very seriously. these men and women who work there and at other places along our southern border help keep our nation secure. and they need more resources today their jobs. [applause] and the american people deserve a president who cares more about border security than playing political games and their personal if political future. [cheers and applause] and so even though bob trump tried to saab -- donald trump tried to the sabotage the border security bill, it is my pledge to you that as president of the united states, i wi

pete: all right.now to a few additional headlines starting with this. a suspected burglar has been killed and two officers hurt while responding to a gun store break-in in an atlanta suburb. before midnight officers responded to reports of gunfire. they say after arriving at the store, shots were fired from inside. if officers fired back and two were hurt and now are in in the hospital. they're both, thankfully, expected to be okay. the gbi, georgia bureau of investigation, is investigating. >>> and a fox business alert, biden administration official meeting with port employers yesterday in an effort to avoid a looming strike at east and gulf coast ports. they're pushing employers to negotiate with unions ahead of their contract's monday expiration. if some shoppers are worried about what could happen if an agreement is not reached. enter are you worried about prices going higher if a strike were to happen in. >> yes, i am. i am. and it's hard to be able to make ends meet as it is. it's going to be ev

pete. good morning. i think we can take you maybe back to that live shot of marine one sitting in rehoboth beach, delaware. that's where any moment now we expect president biden to board that for about a 55 minute flight. he will be flying back here to the white house, where he's expected to join vice president harris in the situation room for a meeting with the u.s. hostage negotiation team. he was expected to depart promptly at 8:00. obviously, it's a few minutes after. that's why we're keeping eyes on it. the meeting scheduled in the situation room, expected to begin at 915, for the team to try and find ways to secure the release of the remaining 101 hostages. now yesterday, president biden released a statement following the killing of the six hostages, saying this, quote, it is as tragic as it is reprehensible. make no mistake. hamas leaders will pay for these crimes, and we will keep working around the clock for a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages. biden has been keeping a low pro

pete wells gave him a great review in 2021.new york times," the 100 best restaurants in new york city? >> yes. >> reporter: for the last two years ernesto's has been on his "best of" list. now, i happen to have with me the photograph that was always -- >> yes. >> reporter: how long ago was that taken. >> i think that's probably close to 20 years old. this is my entire disguise wardrobe. >> reporter: after slipping into restaurants in all sorts of glasses -- >> really, are you fooled? >> reporter: no. after concocting more than 100 different aliases and paying with multiple credit cards -- >> david malone, i felt was a nice invisible name. >> reporter: after eating out five nights a week since 2012, pete wells arguably the world's most powerful restaurant critic wrote on july 16th that he was done reviewing restaurants. for him the game is up. do you have any idea how many meals out you had in that 12 years? >> let's say between 2,500 and 3,000 meals maybe. is that a lot? i can't tell. >> reporter: sounds like a lot. with "the n

so that reason, i think rarely do you -- analysts, i agree with both, pete, and mark, anybody biggerey are going to stick to the plan is it correct, sir, try to -- to look like they don't know what is going on out in election, hope that inflation data comes in continually softer. cheryl: we see nothing don't know what is happening outside our reserve bubble a good point mark tepper. kalyna: if fed begins to aggressively cut whether now or some point in the future you run risk inflation rearing its ugly head i said earlier in the show there has been research done across various countries economies throughout history, whenever an economy experience 6% inflation or higher, in 85% of those cases there is a second wave of inflation, that is actually higher than first wave i think the fed kind of walking that tightrope right now i think if they move toward with 25 basis points cut very moderate in if pace of the cuts, i think it can actually work for the market sometime. cheryl: pete obviously. -- >> i want to say mark two things, number one, when powell wants to, in august, 22, what he sa

pete: everyone feels a bunch of newcomers.to some headlines beginning with a fox news alert. us officials expect significant escalation in the conflict between israel and hezbollah over the next few days. the idf confirming it carried out a targeted strike in lebanon's capital city of beirut killing 15 members of the iranian backed group. one of the terrorists it was taken out was a member of hezbollah's jihad counsel. a strategic spot in hezbollah. the us those responsible for carrying out the 1983 marine barracks bombing in beirut which killed 241 american service members. the arizona supreme court ruling 100,000 people whose citizenship cannot be verified will be allowed to vote on the full ballad in the upcoming election. the court's decision comes after officials uncovered a database error that dates back two decades. designating voters on access to the ballot despite the fact they did not provide documentation, documented proof of citizenship. that error has been resolved. college football traveling to take on cornhusker

pete has a guest with him here today.ete: a dear friend of mine who i served with in iraq who was upgraded to the distinguished service cross, one step below the medal of honor. his name is eric garrisy. maybe he didn't want me to say his name. i just did. so fa i'm in trouble. [laughter] >> two of his lovely friends who he serves with and works with. he's one of the-er-my best buddies in the world, he saved so many lives, taught us how to fight and he's in town just to hang out and i just embarrassed him so i'm really proud. rachel: i embarrass him a little more ho? i said what are you going to do. he said we're going to go out drinking, i said these are pete's friends for sure. >> i asked what was it like when pete first dropped into combat with the y unit. any evidence of how much he likes is the guy, he didn't touch his breakfast during the commercial break. >> we have a lot to catch up. >> speaking of warm reception, donald trump went to alabama where alabama was taking on georgia. gigantic matchup in college footbal

pete wells gave him a great review in 2021.ts in new york city? >> yes. >> reporter: for the last two years ernesto's has been on his "best of" list. now, i happen to have with me the photograph that was always -- >> yes. >> reporter: how long ago was that taken. >>> >> close to 20 years old. >> this this is my entire disguise wardrobe. >> reporter: after slipping into restaurants in all sorts of glasses -- >> really, are you fooled? >> reporter: no. after concocting more than 100 different aliases and paying with multiple credit cards -- >> david malone, i felt was a nice invisible name. >> reporter: after eating out five nights a week since 2012, pete wells arguably the world's most powerful restaurant critic wrote on july 16th that he was done reviewing restaurants. for him the game is up. do you have any idea how many meals out you had in that 12 years? >> let's say between 2,500 and 3,000 meals maybe. is that a lot? i can't tell. >> reporter: sounds like a lot. with "the new york times" picking up the tab, for pete wells t

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pete: oh! brian: i'm not helping the team out. pete: aye got three in a row. rachel again? brian: we're tied, by the way. pete: not anymore. oh, rachel's carrying you! we're tied. this is for the win, for the win. oh -- pete: i'm ahead again. rachel: yeah! pete: thank you, ladies. brian: did his go in? pete: finally, some fans. brian: i don't get the roll. pete: hey, brian, it's been fun. his first time hosting "fox & friends," nailed it. he didn't get a trophy - brian: where's the trophy? pete: rachel, you're a pro. brian: thank you. neil: here we go. fox on top with donald trump and kamala harris hitting the trail as voters and donors weigh their debate performances, what some brand new polls are just now revealing and what harris and trump are pitching to keep the money nowing. loss plan is better for consumers and are already exploding national debt? fair and balanced, harris campaign senior spokesman and former commerce secretary under trump, wilbur ross, fair and balanced, as always. and sock ises rallying over big rate cutsment expected next week, and i mean really b

pete: cartoon again of separating kids and parents. labor department said children found working illegally and our country up 44%. that's over the last year. 44%. by the way i loved it when you talked about you didn't know what she was saying this word salad. i heard day not lash on our network said the funniest thing. jesse asked her about something else that she said a word salad she said i don't understand it. i don't speak drunk hallmark. [laughter] @that's the funniest thing i've heard in a long time, kudos to you. i don't speak drunk hallmark. everything she said was the greatest expression because that is what it sounds like you. you do not know what she is saying. yet nothing can be more important than what is happening at the border right now. pete: you don't know what she believes. will the real kamala harris please stand up? because her background and her previous say 8.3 million illegals entered that's not even known god always. you got tens of thousands of rapists and criminals coming to our country. yet, the kamala harris

give it up for pete. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you.s so much for the chance to be with your part you excited to be the center of the political universe right now? [cheering] [applause] i hope you are enjoying it. hope you're making the most of it. i was shaped by an institute of politics not unlike this one. i gave me a chance to be exposed to leaders, speakers, thinkers people are shaping the politics when i was first understanding how the world works and for my concept of the world. back then i thought the stakes could not be higher than the way things seemed in 2000, 2002, 2004. but you are emerging into the political world at an unbelievable time of consequence for this country. so much so sometimes i wonder if we talk about in proportions that make it as hard to see the scale as if you're standing 6 inches away from the hancock building trying to understand how big it is. i'm spending a lot of time trying to figure how to bring the cosmic problems back a little closer to earth. earth.my philosophy is any of it matters what i would

. >> ainsley: pete hegseth is live at the memorial 23 years after the attack, pete. >> pete: i've had this assignment for a number of years and each morning i do it, sets in a more somber sense. 23 years ago american airline 11 had been hijacked, two over my shoulder 23 years ago. north tower hit the south tower and then pentagon and field in shanksville and the towers fall. you feel and remember that today. i'm watching kids walk by, route to school is closed, will kids be taught how great this country is? that is a question we have to ask ourselves this morning and reflect all morning long. >> ainsley: stay with us as we remember the september attacks as they happened. ♪ the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. do you ever

pete hegseth with me this morning.u feel about your tax dollars paying a dei expert's salary? i have a pretty good idea where you stand on this, but go ahead. little us know. >> this is one tiny corner of the federal government and paying for hundreds of thousands of dei specialists in the military. this isn't just one job in the irs, that posting is for kevin it's not very inclusive because you can't have it if you're illegal or undocumented or newcomer and have to prove you're a u.s. citizen. democrats don't want you to prove you're a u.s. citizen to vote and prove you're a citizen for this position at irs where their job is to, i don't know, maintain the tax code. it's everywhere, stuart. you look at every department, there's overpaid, underqualified dei specialists that are wrecking the requirement in those places by turning employees against each other. stuart: countless corporations getting rid of dei and lots of private enterprise getting rid of it and i suspect that it will not be removed from government. >> th

so, will and pete. so much for joining the program. >> will: thanks, lawrence. >> lawrence: fox reached out to spacex for comment but we have not heard back just yet. all right, making america healthy again with advocates like our next guest. jillian michaels joins "fox & friends," next. ♪ ♪ emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪ now with vitamin d for the dark days of winter. isolated...depressed... and embarrassed. that's how it felt to live with bladder and bowel incontinence. but that changed when my urologist told me about axonics therapy. a long-lasting solution that has really changed my life. this is not another drug, and it works. visit findrealrelief.com to arrange an appointment with an expert physician to determine if axonics therapy is right for you. results and experiences may vary. stop suffering in silence. ♪ >> ainsley: the cdc estimates 6 in 10 americans are living with one chronic disease and four in 10 americans are living w

pete suratos, nbc, bay area news. pete. thank you. that is eerie. to see that tow truck with that car coming from that cliff. let's move on now. new at 11, south bay neighborhoods left in the dark thanks to thieves. now, this problem isn't new. in fact, it's picking up steam. though copper wire theft is on the rise. and now it's threatening infrastructure in san jose. nbc's jocelyn moran joins us now with the details. jocelyn. yeah. raj. unfortunately, this is happening in several cities across the bay area. in san jose. hundreds of street lights are out tonight and in contra costa county. richmond's police chief says it's a similar situation there, too. tonight, there's not much visibility along parts of jackson and mayberry avenues. several street lights are out. in fact, san jose police say there are more than 300 in san jose out of service tonight because of copper wire theft. brian schulman noticed the problem over the weekend when he walked outside his home. some of the covers on the ground were opened up with wires just sticking out of them c

pete peterson, steve hilton, thank you both.iate it. >> thanks, trace. >> at least 21 million people came in during their term. as we just said, a lot of them are real bad people. real rough people. but they are also taking a lot of jobs from americans. it probably happened with you. as the small number of jobs they created were all taken by illegal immigrants in the last short period of time, we are going to make that change. >> trace: you see there are a busy day for the former president. let's bring in trump campaign press secretary karoline leavitt. great to have you on the show here. i want to play some sound from the former president today because he was talking about these new numbers that we got from i.c.e. showing that convicted illegal immigrants, how many are in this country. he said this. watch. >> we really know what's going on. coming out of jails, murderers at levels that nobody thought possible. 245,000 criminals, but more than 13 -- much more than 13,000 convicted murderers who are in jail. they are all released

pete suratos, nbc bay area news. pete, thank you. thankfully, at least so far. knock on wood, there is no fire danger right now in the bay area. it's going to be an uneasy night for a lot of people, though. jeff joins us now. talk about really the wind direction and what to expect in the next couple of days. and some of the wind we had today that's already starting to calm down here in the bay area. so as we get a larger view of california right near reno, we have now seen the fire wind warning expire. so a little bit of better news out to the south of reno. the davis fire, though, is still 5600 acres. only 37% contained. and where they've been ravaged is down here in southern california. three large fires. bridge fire, 50,000 acres, 0% contained. that's north of pasadena. then you have the line fire 36,000 acres. only 18% contained. that's north of san bernardino. and then to the east of huntington beach airport. fire 23,000 acres. only 5% contained. so winds west 20 to 50 overnight. and this fire warning extends into 10 a.m. tomorrow. this is going to take wee

i guess pete won. pete: me and rachel. thank you for joining us on this sunday. rachel: happy sunday, go to church. pete: that's right. rachel: bye, everybody. [applause] ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. today, election integrity, ensuring an honest and fair election with 51 days until election day. we are digging into the most important issue for republicans as the final countdown begins for election 2024. coming up, florida governor ron desantis with plans to the crack down on fraud in a new election integrity plan for florida as voter rolls are being cleaned up across the country. and the pennsylvania supreme court rules undated and misdated mail-in ballots will not be counted as early voting is about to begin this week in the keystone state. coming up, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, on the race, the debate and whether anything changed after the trump-harris showdown in philly. then, joe biden stuns as he suggests even he'll be voting for trump as the president dons an icon kick tr