peter: face id -- charlie: all their bank accounts are -- charlie: she's 86.he looks amazing. nancy pelosi's aging backwards, her bank account is going the other way. charlie: am i the only one getting yelled at right now? peter peter -- joint address to congress, i will be up late at the white house. i airs tuesday, 9 p.m. -- rachel: and i will be there. i derailed this -- i don't know how i did that. charlie: there's always time for hot dogs. rachel: that's his favorite food, did you know that? charlie: and i didn't know that. covered here -- her for years. way. rachel: we're beginning to have to sneak you into the cloak room. charlie: talk about the success ises, the juices trump is stewing in p one is his effort to bring antithe our borders -- sanity to our borders, and top of the list there is tariffs. mexico has decided that that they are going to, in objection to the 10% tariffs that trump has decided to put against canada to fight fentanyl and illegal immigration, canada has decided to change the name of their popular coffee drink called an americano t

charlie, rachel can and peter. charlie: thank you. you, maddie. >> reporter: you got it. rachel: we talked a little bit about the lindsey graham sound, so let's just play that. i guess this is after zelenskyy was kicked out of the white house, no lunch, and then lindsey graham comes out and throws him under the bus more. [laughter] so watch this. >> i i talked to zelenskyy this morning, don't take the bait. president trump was in a very good mood last night. somebody asked me, am i embarrassed about a trump in i have never been more proud of the president. i was very proud of j.d. vance. standing up for our country. we want to be helpful. what i saw the oval office a was disrespectful, and i don't know if we can ever do business with zelenskyy again. i don't -- i think most americans saw a guy that they would not want to go in business with. >> reporter: do you think president zelenskyy needs to resign to resume these peace talks in. >> he either needs to resign and send is somebody over that we can do business with, or he needs to ch

♪ ♪ charlie: it's the 9 a.m.r of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this, turning the ripped page. nancy pelosi urges her party to hold back on resistance when president trump delivers his message to to a joint with session of congress. >> people are tired of the washington nonsense. they want things fixed, turned around, today want that trump safety and security back now. rachel: i could watch her ripping up those pages forever. [laughter] plus, finding faith. a new study suggests the decline of christianity in america may be showing down. >> our culture has allowed the condition sent -- concept of god to once again be presented as a viable option and that a life of holiness is possible. peter: and we are getting in the mardi gras spirit with a new orleans-style feast. the final hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ chasing you like a hot of whiskey -- hot of whiskey. ♪ burning going down, burning going down ♪ rachel: chasing you, morgan wallen, and that was new orleans. charlie: getting ready f

charlie: shocking. to find out that the state that keeps sending us bernie sanders decided to turn out in support of -- against j.d. vance, because of the showdown in the white house yesterday. rachel: peter, what bugs me about this it's, like, if he was should be off limits. hunter biden sold out the country. there was a reason to talk about him. these kids are, like, 4 and 2. why are they bothering this man on his ski vacation? charlie: you know what we should do? i think we should go down the line, have an intrepid reporter and ask a pop quiz and get every single one of them to the identify ukraine on a map. [laughter] i mean, babe they all know it, and i'd be very impressed. that would make me very happy that all those school children, all those people knew where ukraine was. peter: interesting. this actually does surprise me because the local reports say there were between 1,000-3,000 people there are only so many saturdays left in the season, and it looks like the know when you play the video, the

you opened your book "charlie aplin vs. america" by saying, personally, i he he goes and never comes back, he is as bad a citizen as we have in this country, as you well know. why was she writing to a u.s. senator about charlie chaplin? scott: she wrote a lot of letters to richard nixon. there are a number of files in the nixon library that contain nothing but mrs. to inform her. they had annteresting relationship. she had been a longtime supporter. she was constantly haranguing him via email about one problem or another that she saw was crucial to the survival of the republic. generally he would write back asserting he agreed with everything she said and wished there were more citizens like her but then he would do absolutely nothing about what she wanted him to do. he treated her basically like an annoying aunt at thanksgiving who tells you how to dress and vote and what shows to watch and rather than get into a long conversation that will only end with bad feelings, you acquiesce to her and then go about your business be

charlie: so gorgeous.t if today had a temperature -- i can't believe the river there is not frozen. rachel: i am too actually. maybe it is and we're just not catching it. charlie: global warming, guys, come on. rachel: listen, they need global warming in that part of the country, no question about it. it's nice to have charlie here, of course, and peter doocy is joining us this morning. peter: thank you, yes. i followed zelenskyy out of washington d.c. rachel: that's right. you were kicked out. you were kicked out and you were brought here. peter: brought here to talk about this meeting yesterday. so, you know, my first day on the white house beat was biden's fist day. i've seen many of these oval sprays. some of them can be kind of boring. of yesterday, top of the list, most interesting, possibly most consequential -- charlie: yeah. peter: and this president, donald trump, who's been asking federal workers for five things that they did last week, all he was asking zelenskyy was to say thank you, just say

peter: was charlie chaplin jewish? scott: no, but he was often accused of being jewish by anti-semite and he never denied it because he thought that by denying it, he would be giving aid and comfort to the enemy by the application that it was something not to embrace. so he would simply let the charges pass. but no. peter: the subtitle of your book is when arts, sex, and politics collide. it was in the 1940's that he met a woman named joan barry. who was she? scott: she was 823-year-old who was previously a mistress and she got it into her head that she should be in movie so she got a letter of introduction, went to hollywood, met a few people, one of them was charlie chaplin, they struck up a relationship. it lasted slightly more than a year. chaplin thought she had dramatic possibilities and signed her to a contract. her behavior became increasingly erratic. she did not show up for acting lessons, he had signed her up for drama school in hollywood and she began cutting class. chaplin was very serious about work. you

charlie kushner did not lobby for that job. charlie kushner demanded that job, ron."t's in a legal quid pro quo versus just shady politics can honestly be difficult. but what's clear is that kushner bankrolled mcgreevey's campaign. people were right to be concerned about any potential conflict of interest. and when the new jersey state senate summoned charles kushner to explain himself, he backed out instead. almost nobody noticed except for this guy... ♪ ...the u.s. attorney, chris christie. after looking more closely at why kushner might have turned down the plum gig in order to not have to testify, chris christie discovered that not only did kushner funnel a suspicious amount of money to mcgreevey's campaign, the way he had donated to certain campaigns was illegal. if you are corrupting our political system, this office will bring you to justice. charlie kushner violated fundamental principles of political giving. he would give money in the names of other people. if you are jim mcgreevey and you want money, this is a very beneficial practice, because it wasn't just

charlie: keeps you sane?: the youngest sanest person in new york and probably of anybody watching. rachel: you told me earlier in the break you're going to have another baby. peter: in april. rachel: that's a two year span. he's on the duffy plan. every two years. are you on board? makes you young. peter: if i'm on the duffy plan, i'll be having kids till i'm 60 but that's okay. rachel: it'll make steve happy. he's like the most proud grandpa i know. charlie: check in with adam live at daytona international speedway for the start of 84th annual daytona bike week. reporter: good morning, guys. it's bike week. we're are a bunch of children out here and this is our candy store. our candy is the motorcycles and part of bike week and one of the most exciting things is all the different manufacturers come out here and do demo rides. i'm at honda demo right now. these are all riders from all across the country that wanted to ride here in a demo. my man here is from florida. he loves hondas. i've got to get out of th

charlie: very good.kevin costner still in his prime but i did digress. >> let's make it all about that. still in his prime. agreed. okay. we're going to move on to this. because the new member is tulsi gabbard she's thanking trurp for his unwavering leadership especially with the zelenskyy situation in the showdown in the oval office. let's listen to what tulsi has to say about that showdown. or actually it is a post so i saw a video of her talking about it i thought we were putting that up. here's the post. she said thank you at real donald trump for unwaiving leadership and standing up for the interest of the american people and peace. what you said is absolutely true. zelenskyy has been trying to drag the united states into a nuclear war with russia. world war iii for years now. and no one has ever called him out on it. thank you vice president jd vance for speaking out so forcefully and clearly about the necessity of diplomacy shannon. she also posted a video talking about how zelenskyy, you know, ba

charlie, charlie, charlie. so the performative meeting in the oval office, which was really, in my estimation, planned that that was an ambushing of ally. the contrast between what we saw with starmer and what we saw with trump speaks for itself. but i think the important thread here is how our allies now stand up. the reality. the truth is you cannot negotiate a peace settlement from a one sided perspective. trump started this process with zelensky standing in the hallway when he brings him into the room. finally, he berates him he is working out his plan with putin. starmer is trying to work out a plan for our ally. how do you see the european role reshaping this conversation, and ultimately what this peace plan and process will look like? >> well. >> let's just. >> go. >> back to the last 48. >> hours, though. you use. >> the word. >> fiasco and disaster. >> and the. >> more you think about what happened in the oval office, i think it is. more i think it is. >> more consequential. >> it feels like a turning.

charlie is amazing. i found him incredibly insightful not only a good friend but insightful as well. brian sax is head of macro strategy the polyasset management. not an easy name to say for me. who doesn't know brian sacks heading up the new york fed in 9 and 2012. i knew brian when he was at macro advisers many decades ago it dates myself more than anyone on this stage. again anyone who wants to understand the monetary policy and it's funding and the intended consequences of it is the one you want to go to. christian forbes. she teaches the most popular class at sloan. i have known christian since you were a cea. she has been an incredible academic and incredible policy maker. she has worked as the external monetary policy for the bank of england and the bank of international settlement. she is the adviser to the new york fed on their advisory board as well. what i always appreciate about christen how she manages to bring back the rest of the world and how the policy shocks around the world can shape m

charlie, thank you very much as always. all right. i want to bring in lieutenant colonel daniel davis retired army officer. colonel davis, will this change zelenskyy's disposition or is this just going to kick this down the road for a little bit longer? >> well, i certainly hope it changes disposition for the people of ukraine since 2000, you can really say 2023, lost and failed in their offensive. it was extremely clear that there was no possible way to have a military solution. instead of recognizing reality, zelenskyy, unfortunately, aided by the biden administration, and then all of europe continued to ignore the reality and just go year after year, fighting this war that could never have been won and his people have been killed in huge numbers sense. now that you have trump coming in, who is unequivocally saying this war is coming to an end, and he doesn't want. to say you saw with bret baier when he interviewed him on i think it was sunday, he gave him a chance, he said do you want peace or do you want to keep fighting he? indic

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charly arnold's. he's made more people disappear then hillary clinton. illusionist criss angel. he's not an magician but he can make an audience disappeared. comedian joe mackey so my first question is. did you fly to glendale cemetery and take terry's clothes? >> i am feeling pretty good about that. >> greg: so what is the new look? >> of war them forever. and here is the thing. thinking of law enforcement. now that you are a dead, does that mean you're two or three day coke benders are over. because i will call you up and you will do the whole thing. terry as a parent and i will roll my eyes and say i wish we had what we used to have the congratulations anyway. >> greg: we will have to dial it back to one day a week. so you were a green beret and this is happening in the nsa on the work systems. basically it's intercompany email. and the thing is they are just weirdos and their whole life is geared towards this. the big problem is as you mentioned it's really compromising. if you don't think some criminal government got hold of that that they have such a leverage over you. and

larry: and charly this -- i think it the big deal. a big deal.longer managing declines, we're breaking down boundaries of future, nothing we can't do. >> you can understand why democrats are so baffled by this and confused. you say, they have always been those who told the stories, republicans were those who were unable to tell stories, democrats have everyone on their side, they have hollywood, they have media, they have academia, all avenues they need to tell the stories, on their side. despite all that and over objections of many in parties. donald trump comes along said, no. we're not flipping the script, rewriting the script, i thought it was his finest speech, it was substantive. you get to dj, the 13-year-old, celebrating him because he loved cops. why is that important? we came, merged from a period of people all democrat politicians celebrated a guy who was a crack head, who got arrested for you know passing bad bills. celebrated the and blamed the cop, and burned cities to the ground, in support of the crack head, and hating copies. --

. >> i'm charlie d'agata at the pentagon. underway including the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff being fired. we will have that story coming up on the cbs evening news plus. ♪ ♪ >> john: a bipartisan group of former u.s. defense secretaries are now asking congress to investigate the trump administration's firing of top brass at the pentagon. that's according to a letter obtained by the associated press. for tonight's "in depth," cbs's national security correspondent charlie d'agata reports on another pentagon purge that could be more alarming. >> reporter: the firings at the pentagon are now reaching beyond joint chiefs chairman cq brown and chief of naval operations admiral lisa franchetti to the top lawyers in the army, navy, and air force judge advocates general. defense secretary pete hegseth ordered the jag firings. >> we want lawyers to give sound constitutional advice and don't exist to attempt to be roadblocks to anything. >> reporter: among other responsibilities, jags provided advice to senior military offers

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charly, should we be worried about him or is that what he wants?people to be concerned for him. >> he does follow a very typical nyc stereotype going from mentally ill to unemployed do some were schizophrenic. >> greg: that is true. >> i had i had secondhand embarrassment for him. making millions of dollars to tormenting people on the subway. i don't know about being worried. did we ever had real faith in this man he was normal? i don't think so. i'm not really were rated. >> greg: it is not like saying how the mighty have fallen. david, was he really my teeth? you have been talking to him, avenue? >> don is a good friend i hate to see him like this. donald. you know i mean look we are talking about his tiktok. he did go in a way he did go viral. so who is the crazy person. [laughter] >> greg: he went viral and this time but not in the way he is used to. erin, i don't even know what this means. >> it sounded good. >> greg: it is all in your head you are thinking terrible things. it is hard to have sympathy for somebody who dismissed people's reel c

aid and the taxpayers tolerance is not unlimited. >> charlie. charlie. long ago, support for ukraine was bipartisan on capitol hill, but we haven't heard much pushback from the gop over this debacle in the oval office or trump's radical shift in foreign policy in general. do you think that will change? >> well, i certainly hope republicans find their voice on this. the mistreatment of zelensky yesterday in the oval office was it was disgusting. it was an outrage that this man who was fighting not only for his country's life, but for his own life, would be treated so disrespectfully. people, and of course, many in the maga world, are trying to make it sound like zelensky caused this problem. zelensky apparently triggered trump by suggesting that vladimir putin cannot be trusted in any type of a peace agreement, which is a fact. and now donald trump apparently is trying to shift sides in this war. after three years siding with vladimir putin, with the aggressor over the victim. we had the worst vote ever cast in the history of the united states at the unit

and, charlie, this, i think, is a big deal.es, we are breaking down boundaries of the future. there's nothing we can't do. >> yeah. and you, it's -- you can understand why democrats are so baffled and confused by this because like you say, you know, they've always been the ones who were able to tell those stories. republicans were always the ones that were unable to tell the stories. and, of course, the democrats have everybody on their side. they have hollywood on their side, they have the media on their side, they have academia on their side. all of the avenues they need to tell these stories, they're all on their side. and despite all of that and over the objections of many in the republican party and the democratic party, obviously, donald trump comes along and says, no, we're not even flipping the script, i'm taking the script. away from you, rewriting the whole script, and we're going to start singing from a different choir book. and i thought it was his finest speech we've ever seen -- larry: yes. >> and it was so substa

charlie is amazing. i found him incredibly insightful not only a good friend but insightful as well. brian sax is head of macro strategy the polyasset management. not an easy name to say for me. who doesn't know brian sacks heading up the new york fed in 9 and 2012. i knew brian when he was at macro advisers many decades ago it dates myself more than anyone on this stage. again anyone who wants to understand the monetary policy and it's funding and the intended consequences of it is the one you want to go to. christian forbes. she teaches the most popular class at sloan. i have known christian since you were a cea. she has been an incredible academic and incredible policy maker. she has worked as the external monetary policy for the bank of england and the bank of international settlement. she is the adviser to the new york fed on their advisory board as well. what i always appreciate about christen how she manages to bring back the rest of the world and how the policy shocks around the world can shape m

charlie, as always, great to see you tonight.themselves if it's possible even further refusing to support women at trump's speech. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> democrats didn't stand to keep men out of women's sports. they couldn't even clap for a girl who got her head smashed in by a man on a volleyball court. they couldn't clap for two mothers whose daughters were killed by illegal aliens. >> laura: for all their talk about girl power. remember grrrl. hate women. showing up in coordinated pink outfits that didn't tell us anything. they are all about symbolism, not solutions. that's why you won't hear any of them speaking out about this next story. the university of california davis is replacing its men's and women's locker rooms at rec centers with this get this universal all sex locker rooms. joining me now is dana loesch. nationally syndicated radio host. dana, so, women are obviously going to suffer as a result of this the school says it will offer more privacy for everyone what is private about that? >> i don't even know how these possible. la

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host of outkick the morning charlie arnold. all right, now, before we get to some new stories, let's do this. >> greg's leftovers. >> yeah, it's leftovers where i read the jokes we didn't use this week. and as always, it's my first time reading them. so if they suck, we'll slather joe mackey in barbecue sauce and feed him to jb pritzker. on a flight to italy, a couple was forced to sit beside a dead passenger. big deal. i sleep next to one every night, said one woman. who? all right. former vp nominee tim walz is now doing stand up comedy. kamala dropped by to support him because he heard there was an eight drink minimum. attorney general pam bondi accused the fbi of hiding thousands of epstein documents. the fbi put them in a place no one would look. joy behar is back fat. you to denver. strip clubs were ordered to pay nearly 14 million for wage theft. not only that, all 14 million must be in the form of crumpled 20s. but industry experts say it's the first time that strippers were the ones left stiffed. yeah, i thought about

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charlie, thanks for now. we always appreciate it. >> thanks, kelly. >> charlie bobrinskoy with ariel. coming up, the s&p is underperforming the rest of the world by ten percentage points so far this year. we'll unwrap what deutsche calls one of the most historic paradigm shifts taking place right now in germany. plus, congressman gottheimer of new jersey will join us. we'll get his thoughts on the president's address to congress last night, and the latest on his efforts to ban china's deep sea from government devices. stocks are trying to snap a two day losing streak where the dow dropped 1300 points. it's up half a percent right now and it's back in positive territory for the year. how about that? much more coming up right after this. uwatching my mom struggle with >> this is the exchange on cnbc. recurring utis held us both back. then she found uqora. uqora offers uti relief and science-backed supplements for proactive urinary health. life's too short to be put on hold by utis. join us at uqora.com it's a s

do you want me to throw dot org, charlie, charlie, you mean used to be as the colored you need to investigate that. yeah. i'm not sure that i'm going to publish in there, but it pay out to last year for now. i'm over, you hear about them for me. you probably see you they play i, i will a don't there. what can one year solve want it to the monte vista. go to use their pool. most the the right now or one fan is neglected. there's a need not to abandon the other stuff because my fear is that it was good in the bottom dotted lines one find all when i was son was neglected, and 911 happened the the attack cut off sovereignty with the past and really reacts to when the attempted ukrainian drums dry con, it took stream pipeline and solving russia vital to hunger, ease, gas supplies, the big trouble. oh no, no. they've done. a lot of your country is in big trouble. i know you're not. i mean, you know, you know, an exist less the white house and more the fight house. okay. all depends on the oval office as it needs the aimed at finding a way for so ukraine ends in a shouting match a deal on rap minera

not from a pro se if it's that remote the still know to yourself to the dot org. charlie. charlie, you mean used to be as a college in anything just because yeah, i'm not sure if the kids are publishing their pay out to last year for no mother. you can about them for me obviously. either way i. i will a date on there, but can one year solve warning into monte vista, go to use their pool most the the, the lordship plus putting the deluxe a shift of the draft board. but i'm pretty much the committee for me. i show this as the list goes cool, but it was to retail to to the yeah, well water is something source with me. my loan number is the number one when you want us to create it so. so hold on the way to know which one which serious why the to them for the, for you the, the share of the minus o'clock on the screen. you to go as they feel little control the weather. it's not for them yet, that it's the beginning of the, of, of, of the tech sort of the, a champion, people were mounted in other parts of which the governor as well. but the stillness that could be clipped, you closer to the u

and the founding, my colleague, charlie kirk was not charlie kirk. charlie cook analogized the founders. i, i might have to i might have to apologize to both. both charlie is after us after this panel. but he acknowledged those of the founders to the beatles right. the beatles. wouldn't you take out one of the beatles? and they're just not as good. you can argue about, you know, maybe jefferson was john lennon or whatever. ringo was john jay, but, you know, you needed them all on this yeasty mix. and then finally, you know, the the long list of abuses in the declaration and some of them are a little a bit much in, right. because at the end of the day, i mean, there was this huge constitutional dispute and contention going on. but prior to the revolution, we are probably the freest people on on earth, which goes to duvall's point about we want to preserve that status quo. probably the wealthiest people per capita on earth, a minor standing of the colonial soldiers were taller, british soldiers was get, so they had better nutrition isn't that usually t

liz: charlie, thank you very much.orrection territory. right now it's up about 1.5% or 260 points. the tech sector will get more insight into the a.i. and chip spending when marvell, the chipmaker that makes customized silicon chips, reports earnings after the bell. the semiconductor giant is expected to earn 59 cents per share on revenue of $1.8 billion. the stock is down 17% over the past month, but it's been a winner over the past six months, up 24%. is tech still the time to find the most strong gains? joining us now, todd bubba horowitz. todd, is it marvell? is it nvidia? is it broadcom? these custom chips are getting a lot of money. >> hi, liz, i think it is marvel isl. i think they're great. -- marvell. they've been beat down pretty good going into this number, and there's about a 12% move expected off this number. i think nvidia looks great. you know, a lot of these stocks have hit their bear market territory down over 20% and below their 200-day moving averages, and one of the things we have to watch, i think

. charlie, you mean used to be as you how i didn't if it goes to be thought, yeah, i'm not sure that i'm going to publish in there, but it pay out to last year for love or you can of with them for me. it was he either way i, i will indeed on there what can one year solve, want it to the monte vista. go to use the pool, most the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic. isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to do vision. with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify all confused. who really was a better wills and is it just because it shows you few fractured images presented as but can you see through their illusion going underground can are the only people breeze the plan please? what between your 3, if you prefer the will just protect of just good like very those are right in the order to limit the learn. but just as i mentioned that enough for me with the navy in the today. even though i still have an order from over school, should all one word extroverted taylor should i just click on and share the news. i list any slide with the home that is on key out

. charlie, you mean used to be as you how i did anything just because yeah, i'm not sure that i'm going to publish in there, but it pay out to last year for love or you can about them. for me, you probably see they play i, i will a don't there. what can one year solve want it to the monte vista. go to use the pool most the the earlier today i received it for the letter from president cholenski. if you pray, the letter age ukraine is ready to come to the negotiated table as soon as possible . donald trump announces a new turn by zalinski who faced a shut down of us military aid. after he tried to lecture the american leader as the white house. amid a deep divide between the rival parties, trump highlights that the democrats wasted us tax payers money abroad and putting on some dubious programs in africa. $14000000.00 the social cohesion in valley $250000.00 to increase vague and local climate action innovation.

it's remote the so now to yourself to the dot org, charlie, charlie, you mean used to be as you, how legitimated, go spit out? yeah, i'm not sure if i'm going to publish them there, but it pay out to last year for no mother, you can't about them for me yet. he is a play i a who a don't there. what can one you saw want it to the extended warranty? the risk go to use the pool. most the people priest script, then please let me put you through to put the the, the window to protect of chip. good lord. those are right. and the order to live to learn, but just as i mentioned, that enough for 3 wisdom and maybe even the better today, even though i still have an order for no reason to shut all one word. extroverted taylor should i just click on share the news list any sliced overall, that is one key out of my breast mistress to ask you to a phone number or a the one that showing that encouraging me to keep the patients at the the, the right now or one son is neglected. there's a need not to abandon the other stuff because my fear is that it was students develop on the bus one find o when i wa

, charlie, you mean used to be as it how legit and it it goes to be thought. yeah, i'm not sure if i'm going to publish in their p i to last year for no mother you can about them for me yet. obviously. either way i, i will indeed on there but can one year solve warning and demonte the risk go to use their pool. most the the welcome back. across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. true manager were discussing zalinski, the okay, now were joined by patrick hennings and in plymouth. he is the editor in founder of 21st century wired. come welcome to the program, patrick belatedly, but welcome. i. i don't know how much of the program you've already heard, but i want to go right to the u. k. prime minister. he said this and the last new cycle. russia is a menace in our waters in our air space and on our streets. obviously he's trying to imitate churchill in some form or another very badly i would say. so patrick, you're in plymouth right now. right. right now. yes, that's okay. can you look out the window? are there any rushing troops on the str

. ♪ >> good morning and welcome back to "fox and friends," charlie and rachel and i am peter doocy fillingn and it is nice to be in new york city where unlike where i work, everyone is wearing a tie. rachel: no more costumes. i was talking to peter a little earlier because we were talking about chickens and avian flu and he has enough room for chickens. kevin:all that matters is don't get a rooster. >> we will probably have a chicken coop right there. rachel: when you bring them eggs they are not going to complain. charlie:you get a rooster you have a problem. with a 2-year-old most of our groceries we do for pickup and the last couple weeks when we show up they say we had to cancel the eggs, we don't have eggs. i'm not going to say which grocery store. the good one bias, no eggs. the eggs have been very hard to get. we have a growing -- rachel: in the bow points in new york city, telling them individually. lisi eggs. we got five yesterday. charlie:some loosees, dollar apiece. peter:my wife will be delighted that i told rachel we are going to get a chicken coop. it solves a lot of problems

still being held off on this rejoined in the studio by our middle east list. charlotte rose on as charlie, we've got trump saying he wants all the hostages out. now how much is the only way for that to happen is if the agreed piece still moves forward into the next stage, what are the chances of the deal actually proceeding as planned? well, it seems like we're in a very critical days because we are a hearing. and the last i was reports that there might be have been a breakthrough in those talks in direct talks to been come us mostly. uh, you know, so when a go shooters uh, caught her in egypt and, and trumping his people's teeth with cough as his chief envoy to this topic is real, is denying any progress. we're still need to see if this is about just, you know, keeping, you know, positions tougher, but we know we, americans are pushing strong and they keep on pushing because this deal of 3 stages it was agreed upon and started on some, on january 19th, shortly before trump took office seems to be the only pass forward if you want to stick to negotiations. but the thing is that it's not q

. >> charlie turn and was a senior at santa clara university when he died of a fentanyl overdose. his parents return and formed the non-profit song for charlie in his memory and to educate young people about the risks of drug use. a lot of young people are dying essentially from the lack of information. so if we can get good information out to them, we think we can prevent some some tragedies from happening. tragedies like what happened santa rosa when an 18 year-old man and 16 year-old girl were found dead from fentanyl overdoses, friends and family have laid flowers and cards at montgomery high school in santa rosa high school where the 2 were students turn and says there are several tools to prevent another death. narcan included. narcan is a no-brainer. every student should have narcan and the backpack. every family should have narcan in their medicine chest. >> it is a life-saving antidote to an opioid overdose turn and says the current drug landscape is like a mind field full of risks. his first lesson for teens is to avoid the risk by not using, but knows that won't work fo

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and advice to invite you to move in a man the drum unit just released which is the functional tani charlie on the flying c other spheroid to, um, i have this on the wind gusts, the goose, and couldn't amina telling me on the can you do then makalya, pull them, all they go to is me call you to mom and my due due to a gene see as being the them on that to somebody that says, i mean if you get that and maybe so yeah. then on up to often the 1st could see done in the new june but its own non. so the is a known as the for the corner. but as who most i could think of that in my car to the shooting point. him the so no done in june, but so you don't know. so you know they that more than you the minimum is no. you don't know as a whole william the t jenny and william on 200. yes. to come home and live now boss home. now i hear you on, on movie nova hall, you own a home owners who call them was only going to get funded again for that was for the, the japanese city, devastated by the 2011 earthquake. and it's after bob didn't show some survivors believe the $20000.00 souls lost the natural disaster

. >> max and charlie are brother and sister living in rochester, new york, and their owner says they like to swap bowls during meal times. >> all couples do this at restaurants. you want to try mine? i'll try yours. >> yeah, but not siblings. roman would rather starve than. >> eat the. sisters food, right? well, bella taylor says her dogs have been doing this bowl swapping for more than two years. >> that's really cute. >> by the way, you guys, did you know that experts have devised a foolproof way to stop your dog from barking in the front yard? they say put him in the back yard. are a bark >> land of oscars. where envy is green. >> and faces defy gravity. ♪ ♪ ♪

[laughter] peter: charlie, put 'em back with on, no!achel: bye, everybody. >> fox on top of the oval office outrage. president donald trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy's war of words coming the a head friday, what zelenskyy is telling fox about the future of his relationship with trump and what that means for the war with russia. and phase one of the israel-a hamas ceasefire coming to an end today with still no progress on phase two. what happens now? israeli ambassador to the u.n., danny danon, is here. plus, the budget battle is still brewing with a shutdown threat looming. what republican congresswoman nancy mace thinks about the house and senate's divisions on that one big, beautiful bill. and questions growing after actor gene hackman and his wife were found dead in their santa fe home. what we're learning this morning about their mysterious deaths with more questions than the answers. welcome, everyone, i'm molly line, and this is "fox news live." we start with lucas tomlin soften. ooh he'swest palm beach with more

let's show you the moment she claimed one of the top honours. >> charli xcx x. >> charli xcx x. >> i�> i'm living proof that maybe it takes a long time, but you don't need to compromise if you believe in yourself enough. and honestly, if you make good enough music, people will resonate with you and be right there with you. >> she won song of the year and album of the year, and was also named songwriter of the year and won best dance act. 50 scooping won best dance act. so scooping them all up at ezra collective, sam fender and stormzy with the other big british winners. that�*s it for the moment. i'll be back with more in just under half an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> good afternoon. it�*s fast approaching seven minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. we are live on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. welcome. now coming up, can european leaders come up with a plan to end the war in ukraine as they meet in cen