fred smith, appreciate you.thank you, amara. >>> and a programming note, don't forget to watch the next episode of "united shades of america," w. kamau bell with a preview. >> there has been stories how some people have been mad at asian people about covid. have you heard of this? >> yeah, asian hate. like when covid started, just started, you should harm asian people because they they they started it, even know they actually didn't. >> how does it make you feel when you hear these stories? >> american people don't understand how it feels because they never been through it. >> i heard about something, like, there was an old person that was asian, like, some people were, like, hitting her, like, it makes me feel like i'm also going to be attacked because of it. >> oh, no. i'm sorry. >> it is, like, if that happens, we're going to feel scared. >> of course. so what can we do? how can we change this? i don't want asian people to be scared to walk around. >> we can stand up for ourself. >> sometimes standing up for

people on the front lines, i talked to somebody today who ran fedex for a long time, fred smith, wonderfulbig declines everywhere. >> sandra: that's a huge indicator. i want to get your reaction to this story, because while all of that is happening, there is this changing, i don't know how you'll put it, a changing way the workforce in america looks and feels and a lot of people feel they don't need to return to the office. apple is saying need to come back three days a work to the office and the apple worker petition says we believe apple should encourage, not prohibit, flexible work to build a more diverse and successful company where we can feel comfortable to think different together. that should be an adverb, differently, ok. but that is a petition from tech workers saying no, you are calling on us to return to the office, we have decided we like to work from home. >> larry: we like to work from home. what a pity they have to come in three days a week. how about john? you read the story, apple together, they are saying that if you force them to work, listen to this, a younger, wider a

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fred's continues our life coverage. enjoy your day. >> the president of taiwan declaring solidarity. >> in michigan peter dixon's meanwhile in attorney general eric smithfield of republicans. >> now is the time to unify. a new set of my current arriving in washington, d.c., overnight. still not sitting well

smith. the two were in locksmith all day at practice. brendan is one of the clear standouts. he made noise with catches and a scrufl with fredr the other day. the usually quiet third-year receiver seems ready to make a lot more noise this season. >> he was shocking us by talking at the end of the year walking up to jed and asking him what is going on. him walking into my office and starting saying hi. it led into this off-season and he is having as good of an off-season as anybody on our team. i think he has grown up a lot as a person. and it is unexpected. loimg he was in the dog house at the start of last season, that clearly has changed. steph and alicia curry flew back from their anniversary in paris in time for the opening of curry camp, 20 select basketball players and it is evenly split between boys and girls. coaches, pretty good. >> one, two, three. larry: how would you like to get a week with steph and chris mullen teaching you how to shoot, cheering you on, showing you the drills that made steph the best shooter in the galaxy? hard to decide who is having more fun. >> it is an amazing opportunity to see the nation

fred's continues our life coverage. enjoy your day. >> the president of taiwan declaring solidarity. >> in michigan peter dixon's meanwhile in attorney general eric smith leads a packed field of republicans. >> now is the time to unify. a new set of my current arriving in washington, d.c., overnight. still not sitting well with blue city leaders. governor greg abbott is not backing down. >> just shows the hypocrisy of these liberal leaders up in the north. we need more democrats to come out and say the bail laws need to be fixed. >> joe rogan is calling at the white house for trying to redefine a recession. >> a gorgeous shot of warsaw, virginia. the sun is coming up there. it's good to me 91 degrees today. fridays can start right now. welcome to the "fox & friends." so good to. joey i've never worked with you but always a pleasure. never anchored in that they are so. >> a couple of hours here will get there at. >> good to see you, man, glad to see on the weekday version of "fox & friends." good to see you all is well on o "fox & friends" on this wood stud. let's get started with some news. nancy pelosi is set to leave taiwan this morning. she is heade