bill bennett is with me, former education secretary.her performance yesterday was so extreme, so out of touch that it will function as the starting point for real reform because i can't imagine any parent wanting their kids to be taught by someone like that. >> well, maybe so. it's unfortunate. by the way i appreciated you going out and previewing the piece with frankie valley and the four seasons, big girls don't cry. stuart: you noticed it. well done. >> i sure did. but it's unfortunate. maybe she was internalizing all the responsibility she had for the damage that was done. if you remember, she prolonged that period of time for schools to open and was in kansas city chiefs hoots with the cdc on that and bears a lot of responsibility. the reaction of teachers is what i'm interested in and i wonder if it's possible if that large group of teachers 60 or 70% might look at that leadership and say this is not what we want and this does not represent us and not how we speak or feel. if the teachers could not follow the parents in the school

with one former drug czar bill bennett said on this program that we should go after the cartel leadersnd kill them. i will ask homeland security committee chair mark green what he thinks of that. we will be right back. ♪ so, you have diabetes, and your glucose is heading good thing the new dexcom g7 can alert you before you go too low. now, that's more peace of mind withthexcom m if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. ♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 m

former education secretary bill bennett joins me.happened at stanford was outrageous, why are universities standing up for free speech? >> the world is upside down, that's why. the institutions which are dedicated to free speech are not protecting them. by the way, whether be admitted to wellesley next. stuart: sarcasm is a wit but effective sometimes. go ahead. >> let me tell you about stanford law students, people are saying they protested the judge and he said let me speak in my opinion, dean for equity came up and said you're doing harm to these students so it was over. people are saying when the students get out, they will meet the real world and it will be hard. maybe not because the real world is being reshaped as you know and a lot of where they are going will be woke. this contagion and universities not talking about the banks here has not restricted itself to universities, it's spread to the broader world, the corporate world. certainly spread to that bank in san jose. stuart: teachers and school staff in los angeles, they

rachel: excellent background. >> secretary bill bennett, as always, we appreciate you. thank you.this morning. very good. >> thank you so much. rachel: appreciate it. >> we turn to headlines. an armed carjacking in houston takes a bizarre turn after two criminals ran into several problems. one suspect hitting a snag during the get away after his partner took off with a backpack that had the keys. he then ran away and opened fire, no one was hurt. the homeowner says if the would be thieves didn't get bamboozled the situation could have ended differently. now on to a hair raising story in the canada. contestants in a hair freezing competition at the eclipse nor nordic hot springs going wild. they jumped into warm springs before sculpting their hair in shape. rachel: can't it break off? you could break your hair off if it's frozen like that, right? >> that makes me think we could try this at "fox & friends." get a hot tub and refrigeration unit. >> i'm not worried. i don't think we can pull this off. >> i think our producers can. rachel: there's the challenge. thanks a lot, pete. >>

ohio's attorney general, martha mccallum, bill bennett, mitch rochelle all on tap. that we must get rid of all fossil fuels to save the planet, the environmentalists intrude into every aspect of your life, welcome to the administrative state where the rules are written by unelected bureaucrats, that is "my take" next. ♪ lomita feed is 101 years old. when covid hit, we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today.

michigan congressman, will kane, bill bennett and mark tepper.you want government money, turn your company into a social welfare operation. i will call it soft socialism. that's "my take" and it is next. ♪ ♪ but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. ♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms... my business' payroll taxes will calculate themselves. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbooks helps you manage your payroll taxes, cheers! with 100% accurate tax calculations guaranteed. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit c

bill bennett is a former drug czar who appeared on this program to discuss the surge of fentanyl.wants to send the military to take out the leaders of mexican cartels. america killed the isis leader, bennett wants something similar with cartel leaders. in the wall street journal, former attorney general william barr has joined the debate, he wants more aggressive policy inside mexico including the use of capabilities. the death toll grows, the poison keeps flowing at all the president does is call for stricter penalties for fentanyl trafficking and checks on vehicles on the southern border just not doing much. he's treating is treating fentanyl as a law enforcement issue. bennett and william barr believe it's a national security issue which would dress to fired drastic action. deal with the cartels the way they deal with terrorists. they are terrorists who corrupted our southern neighbor and poisoned 100,000 americans which we cannot tolerate this. the inaction of the administration is encouraging more drastic solutions. military action has been put on the policy table. let the de

stuart: yesterday we had a former drug czar, bill bennett on the show, talking about the fentanyl surgewe should use the military to go after the cartel leaders. watch this please, chad. roll it. >> declare them foreign terrorist organizations. that allows the government to go after them wherever they are. we know how to do these things. weave done these things before. it's just an act of will. once we declare them what they are, we will then know how to act. just like we took out the guy in the middle east. stuart: that's very strong stuff. chad, what do you say? should we acceptable the military after these guys? send the military of these guys? >> i think we're slowly approaching that space. look, we know that cartels are very dangerous individuals and organizations. this idea that you can divorce what's going on with the illegal narcotics and the fentanyl from the human trafficking at the border is silly. the fact that the biden administration through their policies have encouraged more human trafficking and more individuals coming across that border illegally over the past two year

bill bennett, gregg jarrett, lauren green, plus, the continuation of our faith and friends concert seriesperformance. but first on this show, a flower arrangement faceoff. may the best friend win, next. ♪ ♪ our ancestors had power, our ancestors had hope and our ancestors had ambition. born in 1847, formally enslaved, started buying land, was in the house of representatives. we didn't know our family was part of black reconstruction. exactly. okay, seriously. finding out this family history, these things become anchors for your soul. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. ♪ ♪ if. will: we're getting closer to the start of spring, that means flowers will be in bloom. pete: so in classic "fox & friends" weekend fashion, we're doing a floral arrangement competition. rachel: but first, we brought in some experts, and they are experts, to show us how it's done. gerard and marie, husband and

we have former drug czar bill bennett on the show. leaders and kill them. i'm going to ask house homeland security chair mark green, does he agree with that? >>> the house approved a bill to give president biden the power to ban tiktok. will he do it? >>> cpac 2023 kicks off today. florida's governor desantis will not be there, but congressman byron donalds will. i'm boeing to ask him, what message because he take to cpac this year? we'll be back. ♪ darling, let's give 'em something to talk about. ♪ a -- can let's give 'em something to talk about. ♪ let's give 'em something to talk about -- ♪ ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-up. break up with bad credit card debt. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $10

way as i mentioned in the book and and i had one person on a right wing talk show say you and bill bennett funded the stanford university multicultural project. you ashamed of yourself and no, it didn't turn out the way we thought it would turn out it internal anything we thought it would turn out but we when they to expand the the core curriculum to include more of women authors and black authors or hispanic authors, we said, look, let's see what you can do. what the we know that it was to see that western civ had to go and that they were going to set up different studies of black studies, women's studies, chicano studies and in that multicultural ism ultimately became the exact opposite of multiculturalism. it became a little silos of learning that which if you not careful, you'll be if you want to study this, or they could be said to be culturally appropriate. it it it did exactly the opposite of what we wanted it to do. but it was nor to tell you st john says the curriculum expands at st john's sometimes contracts a little and and so what can you are there other important black authors

bill bennett would write books about values, and others would write books that said, "when character still counts" and "how could bill clinton ever be president of the united states? he has no character." you can't be a good president if you're not a good man. do you know -- yes, you know be because you were in my party -- that's all people talked about all the time. now, they all lie. they all lie. they talk to each other in a little group and then go out and all lie on tv. they all lie in committee hearing meetings. they all lie for a man who has said, and he can't lie his way out of this because he wrote it, he wants to terminate the constitution of the united states. and this republican party that was so shocked and stunned and deeply saddened about bill clinton, they are going to nominate him. he is going to run for president, and they're all going to get behind him again. >> but, joe, what's so funny about that almost, if you know the destruction of democratic norms, if there is anything humorous about that at all, is that most of those republicans do not want donald trump back.

about more solely to be happening in parliament today. bennett, while fully georgia parliament has had just voted to strike down that foreign agents bill, it was only passed on tuesday, prompted tens of thousands of protesters, mainly young protest is to come out on the streets against the bill. the ruling party felt the pressure and under pressure from the protest is it said, it would conditionally withdraw the bill that it supported without any reservations . it accused what it called the radical opposition of spreading lies about the legislation. but it was that popular protest, tens of thousands of people on the street, them tonight and wednesday night from to the governments. you turn on thursday, protest continued on thursday evening on today's friday, parliament has now struck down the law. so who's the proposed foreign agents know aimed at what was it aimed at? well, critics of the bill c rushes handed and they saw they say it's very similar to a law that was passed in russia back in 2012. but it's been used to heavily cracked down on any sort of opposition to vladimir putin. the bill here, according to human rights watch, woul

bennett r c on action. easy. nafrica collect. sheena coastal e ship. because ill tv, i mean to have a customer to explore this. the dolly bill was the same equipment. i don't pay that plus booth after that she naturally double port. i've already a fake county vacation. easy. i know you told me to do with that one to one level that he was only because they will. i spit on south gate. we will be the 2nd in the back of this and get a new by is it ah, ah no paula money for the tenant, which is even i deliberate him a bit. so not any will model that it was i don't want to see on at ledgent. there i go into other than that is that i don't know. so did you want a medical nick attorney, chris understood to read the warranty soon. you know, so do you have to kind of been, hey, i'm that when it's so would i normally i can go on to many. i think we'll come scene or shuffle off a little coffee. i'd that team a lot of local schools on id for the much co hand for that. we know that many of the families are getting out women and children getting up from what you understand . i that are the rebels prepared to stay and fight for aleppo at this point. absolutely. je

bennett are seal shanese, nafrica killer china coastal each shipment. because you didn't, i freak. i mean was driving festival to way ix quarters, theda leap bill, low fat quasi seen. so they couldn't. i'm on autopay that last bullet after that she now tried that bullcrap. would you say kathy vacation is yeah, no, you'll meet with that $1.00 to $1.00 level that he was that he because they will. i spit on sunday, august the 2nd in the back i did sunken in your plays it ah ah no paula. money for the tenant, which is you and i deliberate him a bit so not many will model that it was i don't want it to on at ledgent. they're going to other send it. is that other? no. do you want us on? did you want anybody to come to concerning standards that we don't want to teach him? you know, so do you have to kind of been, hey, on that when it's so we're out in the american long term. anything will come seen or shocks on off a little coffee, i'd the thing will not, the clock was full time already for the much qua him for that. we know that many of the families are getting out women and children getting out from what you understand. i that are the rebels prepare

bennett. this was a bipartisan compromise. angus king has said that reimposing the capital requirements as your bill would do to roll back thatlic back small and medium-sized banks out of business. how do you follow your fellow democrats who are not on board with this? >> you have to remember that in 2018, the bill that was passed had a lot of different provisions, including a lot of provisions that lightened some of the regulations and made life easier for the community banks, and there were people who supported the bill because of that. the part i'm concerned about is called title iv of the bill, and it's title iv that says these multibillion dollar banks, these banks with $50 billion or more in assets should have lighter regulation. those are the banks for whom the principal regulator is the federal reserve bank, and those are the banks that took on risky practices that ultimately have, it appears, blown up at least three banks. that's the provision i want to see peeled back out of the law. we need tough regulations. you've got more than $50 billion, then by golly, you ought to be subjected to stress tests and so on. >> i

i'm remembering senator bennett coming to him. a markup of the bill for the very reason including hand provisions. there continues to be confusion and frustration among hemp growers. i know you are aware of the usda the fda i'm hoping we can fix those. thank you very much. senator tuberville? state othank you madam chair. ranking member both men i look forward to working with you on this very important bill. agriculture in my state of alabama is the number one industry we are proud of it. the problem we're having is we had to covid as we lost a lot of family farms in a state. doing this farm bill that would really keep in mind what we're doing for all farmers. especially try to keep as many family farms as we possibly can. most of my questions have been asked. i will ask this question about miss taylor. our cotton producers in alabama and throughout the southeast export most to their common overseas in one form or another. they know what map is. what fm dean. do you have any plans for this program? >> senator, i think they are well established program

when you mentioned liberal men in bennett, they'll not only for mill, senor politicians, but they're all the people that worked very closely with nath i'm young. bill working film is not on is minister working in his own office is as you know, younger politician bay knowing better almost than anyone else. no, not even is particularly close to him. he was close to him. not any more. as liberal mom was at the time, very close to him, running his office in the time and they know how danger, please, because now he's hanging to foul. the skin off is this because he knows if this correlation goes, if there are another election and also so the court supporters actually, if you look at surveys, would move to people like benny gone. scenario will appear then give on saw. it means as far as in concert, these concerned thank to derail is co option that would come to an end. obviously their defense minister has been sacked at now just looking at reports about universities, a saying that they will go on strike from to morrow. and obviously his protests are still going on i'm just wondering, is i likely to be resignations and senior government ministers? it's, i

bennett is next. >> thank you for coming back and thank you for your service. as you know congress acted in a bipartisan way to address surprise medical bills through the no surprise0 and i worked with senators cassidy and hassan on that list and made belted broad a partisan coalition we hope your level between providers and insurers resolves payment disputes and through the dispute process that we set up host parties were spezza post to provide information specified in the statute aren't arbitration is required and weighed equally. we have heard a lot about how these have been challenging and to be completely plain and simple about mr. secretary believe the administration is not implementing the legislation is intended. we are seeing lawsuit after lawsuit from providers and insurers are responding a timely matter and sometimes not at all and even when the payment determinations are won by providers pay are still don't pay providers after-the-fact and it's a big mess. cms has frozen unfrozen the process which is led to significant reductions in cash flows leaving providers on the hook for tens of thousands of this disputes and while patients are typically protecte

bennett. >> thank you. it's good to see you. it won't surprise you to know that i'm going to sta with our 1200 year drought in the rocky mountain west. we've reintroduced our bill to protect the watersheds and do whatneeds to be done with our national forests. i was very pleased that we were able to work togethero include the $10 billion when you combine the money an the infrastructure bill and the reduction act for the mitigation for all of that. that's a big chunk of money, an unprecedented amount of money and less than the 60 billion we spent the last five years fighting fires in the west but as you know and i know you kw this it is a much cheaper way of dealing with the issue we are confronting. i nder if you can give the committee an update about how you are thinking of spending that money and getting it on the landscape and making sure that we make them most of what congress has appropriated. >> the first thing we needed to do is to identify where the most significant fire shed risk was in the west. d we identified that in that 21 priorityandscapes. 250 fire sheds and the landscapes roughly 45 millioncres all told. were in the process of investing nearly