pete: yeah.here is no plan other than that when you actually look at it. will: regime change? pete: yeah. from the hawkish left in america today which sees putin as an extension of trump effectively, that is participate of their derangement around this war. the whole idea they're defending nato is gone. that is straw managerment. that was from the beginning. nato is not under threat. putin can't take ukraine. he is not taking europe. the idea that is part of the rationale is gone but you still hear it time and time again. rachel: pete, what should happen for you because of your military background? pete: i don't know it is one of situations that feels entrackable, because of incentive zelenskyy has, continue it, get as many weapons as possible, regain as much territory as possible and incentives to say this fight is existential for him. i think some sort of a bad event that would allow putin to pull back, declare victory on a portion of the eastern side of ukraine is probably the best-case scenar

will: pete, other to you. pete: thank you, will.nal headlines this morning starting with this one, climate protesters are confronted by angry drivers after blocking a busy highway in dc during rush hour. a delayed driver was so fed up she told the protester to "move before i pull out my gun". a lot of people would feel that sentiment. another driver got out and toss add protest banner on the other side of the interstate. police arrested the activist after 30 minutes of chaos. and defense secretary lloyd austin. this gets me going. signing off on a recommendation to remove names and references, confederate names and references for military bases, navy ships, monuments and more. nine bases renamed by the end of the year including fort bragg in north carolina and becoming fort liberty and changes will start on december 9. has nothing to do with confederacy and erasing the past. we go in the dod. now to some friday night football highlights. nebraska pulling off a second half comeback beating rutgers 14-13. houston also with a one point

pete: yeah.or people to seem to understand that, of course that is the primary morality involved. like, can you solve one sin by committing another? rachel: right. will: right? can you do that? rachel: or can you undo the pain -- by the way they love to use this, the rape excuse there because it is such a small you know, number of abortions that are because of rape or incest but they love using that. pete: they argue the exception. rachel: always. but it is not going to undo the pain of that. abortion, it doesn't solve any of the problems. it creates a whole new set of problems. it is really very clear when you talk to women who had abortions. this is something that sticks with them forever. having an abortion is not going to undo the pain of a rape or some other tragic situation. will: really quickly pete, to your original point, here you are in texas, never go to texas to deal what is really the major issue in that stay right now, and for that matter, our country, zero acknowledgement of the bo

pete: yeah. i love that griff -- or bill asked benny thompson, chairman of the january 6th committee, and what does he say? i have to give a speech. very important. you know, that's how washington works. speeches, i don't answer questions for people like you. will: didn't you hear me? pete: indeed. all right. 12 minutes a after the top of the hour, and we're going to go back to florida because with rebuilding and rescue efforts are underway there after the mass devastation left by hurricane ian. will: before and after photos now showing the wrath of the massive category four storm. let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. rick: hey, guys. i want to show you a couple things first. just a new, little discan turbans has popped up that we're going to be monitoring. don't like to see one this close in towards the u.s. generally, october can be a fairly active period. a little bit closer to our shores, so we're going to watch that closely. we're still looking at about 867,000 households wi

pete: yep. get a bruise, get a bruise underneath the knuckle, all day long you're lifting this. rachel: exercise. will: it is stereotypical of what they call them? maids? pete: as you see it in the movies. will: it really is. she comes out i don't know how many mugs. they are gigantic, she has a way of carrying them. it is so fun. rachel: how is the food? will: germany is not my favorite food. >> we're going to have some food out here. will: this is going to be excellent i'm sure. pete: i've been to a beer hall in germany, done that. it is cool. like communal stibble tables. they bring you unlimited amounts of beer. that was basically yesterday. we watched texas-ou. rachel: they drug rick. he is looking rougher. pete: team building exercise. rachel: it was. i missed the team bidding exercise. will: we invited you. rachel: fair enough. next time i will come. i will chaperone. will: needed recovery. a chapter rohn. yapper y west stirred up more controversy on instagram account which has been restr

will, pete, rick.e football saturday and we're cooking up some side dishes. >> thank you, guys. it's going on. it's cold and all about slider sunday, guys and it's like the new american family cooking tradition and i want people to jump into the kith and be here to have the family do it and incorporate with king's hawaiian soft, sweet, slider buns and king's hawaiian buns and let's get to grilling. this guy is piping hot. take new york strip, new york steak, whatever you like and do salt on top. it's not only just windy too at the same time. you just want to fake it till you make it with the grilled steaks here and go about anywhere from 8 to 10 minutes on each side and let it rest. will: on the griddle, on the bottom? >> put it on the griddle and let it sear. >> on the king's hawaiian pretzel buns. they're so good and absolutely outstanding. we're going to take the steak and cut the steak on the bias bise -- bis and he recollects slice the steak and get beautiful medium rare and are you a big cook in

pete: that's right.e have president biden doing exactly that, watch this. >> are you concerned about the strength of the dollar right now? >> i'm not concerned about the strength of the dollar. i'm concerned about the rest of the world. does that make sense? >> can you explain that? >> yes. our economy's as strong as hell internally. inflation is worldwide. i've never been a big fan of trickle down economy where if -- no, i'm serious. i'm a bubble-up guy. when the middle class does well, when the middle class does well, working class people have a way up and the wealthy do just fine. joey: he's not lying when he says the middle class need to do well. pete: he's not joking either. joey: he's lying when he says - lying is a big word. it's not true that our economy is strong as hell when people at home would of interpret strong as heck to mean i can go buy what i want, i can afford it, i have the wages to get it without working myself to de death. maybe his definition of really strong is very different than

pete: you hit it.ulism, sovereignty, energy, the basics of men and women in gerunder and starts here in italy. gender and it starts here in italy. will: it does. it was italy. georgia meloni elected new leader of italy and the mainstream media dubbed this a return to fascism in italy. her political party does find its roots as you see all the way over here from cnn in the political party of benito mussolini. pete: it's known as the brotherhood party. will: fascism in italy doesn't mean the same as fascism from 1930s germany. it's complicated. but what is not complicated is the reason the people have chosen this type of leadership. will: it's all how it's characterized and they're looking to a country that's not changing and energy sources that it previously had. illegal immigration, a big one, she's vowed to put n a blade cade in the mediterranean to stop a nonstop flow of migrants or illegals or immigrants from northern africa, which is changing the land scale in italy. that's something voters in ital

mayor pete.> pro the produce is of smile and twisted minds of "morning joe." ♪. >> [screaming] >> guys? [laughter] >> not again. >> i am the perfect candidate. >> faith? >> superstar. who can go all the way. >> hillary. will: that is pretty good. pete: that is pretty good. sometimes we laugh because it was kind of good. that was really good. will: the beto, what does beto do after he loses one more time. he is just a trust fund baby. will: give the guy credit for resilience. how times can you lose. pete: i don't think he can run statewide in texas. rachel: he was a manny, at one point up here in new york? you must know that about him? yeah. maybe he will go back to being a manny. will: he keeps running. he could run for president again. pete: why that joke works. he might say i was born to run again. rachel: i'm surprised pete buttigieg wasn't in the horror flick. did i miss that? pete: mayor pete. will: listen to yourself. the one that wasn't mentioned i saw is probably the most likely one, gavi

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pete: we're getting poorer. >> pay cut recession. pete: pay cut recession.nly a about a minute, dan. tips to what to do about it? >> pay down the credit cards. this debt goes up automatically as interest rates go up. that is the one you feel first. pete: interest rates on cards go up? >> absolutely right. if you are looking for a new job, lock it in. that the job market is getting weaker. they want the job market getting weaker. look for a new job. lock it in now. pete: amazing the plan to save us the make the job market worse. how about new purchases? >> if you can buy a new car, don't buy it knew. delay the major purchases. get through this thing to see where we find up. pete: financing on the car will be more expensive. >> it will coast you more. pete: dan. a tv fail. i blame covid. otherwise we would have shook hands. dan, well-done. >> thank you. pete: abortion activists vandalize a church. we talked to a pro-life she says her group will not e intimidated. ♪one, two, get loose no w! it takes two to make a-♪ get double rewards points this fall. book now

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pete: you do. she's representing her entire family and what that -- what they live for and the things her husband goes through, she sees firsthand. she also understands the perspective of those coming across the border, so she's the whole package. she understands this whole issue. rachel: yeah. she will be -- she is the first legal immigrant from mexico to become a u.s. congressperson. and, by the way, her opponent also photoshopped her picture. you see how beautiful mayra flores is, she's gorgeous. you can't, but i can, and he photoshopped her eyebrows so they would look like angry bird, and he was caught doing that. this guy is totally off his rocker and clearly very intimidated and afraid of a conservative latina. guess what? there's going to be about three or four of them coming into the house if the midterms go in favor of the republicans. pete: a whole new crop of wise latinos. rachel: wiser -- pete: actually wise latinas, that's right. here's another topic that's front and center -- can i st

pete: thank you, lauren.fter slamming, florida hurricane ian re-strengthsenned and took aim at carolinas yesterday packing powerful winds and rain. rachel: residents are waking up to assess the damage. will: here with the reaction, south carolina congressman ralph norman. congressman, thanks for being with us. tell us how your state has weathered the storm. >> you know, our prayers go out to florida. we didn't get hit like they did. it hit georgetown, which is about 60 miles northeast of charleston yesterday at 2:00 p.m.. mainly we had wind, had a lot of water, and had piers, i think four piers across the state that were taken out along the coast, but nothing like florida did. the real damage that we have, we had about 200,000 people out of power and it's down now to 63,000, but we're a farming state and you've got over 25,000 farms and number one crops are cotton, soybeans and corn, and the damage will be there and the extent of it. time will tell as we move forward but the flooding on the highways is pretty

pete: yeah.hat the american public doesn't know what happens to them. pete: prominent democrats, members of the media were saying that what ron desantis did was human trafficking, right? how dare he use these illegals as pawns. you're telling me these minors know where they're going, consenting to where they're going? does a 13-year-old really get to set the terms of where they're going in the middle of the night? this is facilitating trafficking. where they go, we don't know. now, another piece of the puzzle of what do we do with all these illegal children, where do they go to school? and what impact does that have on other american kids in that classroom? well, daniela, a new york city education board member, talked about the schools in new york city being overwhelmed. listen. >> the reality is that our schools are not ready for this huge influx of new students who sometimes they have not been in school for a long time, they don't speak the language. and so you have schools in our district here

pete: he's here. in, will: coming up. ♪ pete: the latest batch of insurance claims from hurricane enure vealing more than $1 billion in estimated losses for those lucky enough to even be covered. a basic home insurance policy does not cover flooding. and out of the nine counties declared as disaster zones, just 29% have federal flood insurance. that leaves 1.3 million households in those areas without insurance coverage because they don't have flood insurance. joining us now, host of "varney & co." on fox business, stuart varney. stuart, i didn't realize the shockingly low number of florideans that have federal flood insurance and therefore they may not even qualify. >> that's what makes the disaster even worse. on the southwest coastline of florida, way under half of the properties have flood insurance. way under half and they've been decimated. go in land towards orlando and it's below 2% that have flood insurance. these people are now facing financial disaster and you point out those nine counties

great talk to you, pete. pete: you got it., the tampa bay bucs' coach is calling foul on the media's race number. >> we don't look at color. i think the minute you guys stop making a big deal about it, everybody else will as well. pete: clay travis calls out the media's on -- obsession with race in sports.st that's. next.so ♪ they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. at ameriprise financial, our advice is personalized. based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice? i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to recommend us. because advice worth listening to is advice worth talking about. ameriprise financial. as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience get

pete: yes, it is.l on becoming a net exporter or importer. but if you're up an additional million barrels per day which we were under trump, then you can cut out russia and saudi arabia if you want to, and you won't have to rely on them. the for more you produce, the less entang thinged, to use the words of george washington, less foreign entanglements are required. rachel: absolutely. and also you make people's lives better. why are we, you know, constricting our own energy production? we're doing it because there's this belief that, you know, either, you know, that green new energy is -- or that fossil fuels are evil and green energy is somehow much better, but there's also control issues. i think other forms of energy allow government and other entities to control us more through our uses whether it's electric cars or what not. but the point is that these green energy policies are not making us safe. i think they're driving and expanding that war in ukraine by funding russian oil and making them mor

and the teams are will ---pete: pete: it's you and will versus me and rick.ill: who made the teams? we've been accused of coordinating our orange ties for fall this morning. we did not. we accidently coordinated. last weekend you wore my vikings tie graciously and this morning -- i was picking out my ties yesterday and said i want to pick an orange tie and then ut, texas is playing today against oklahoma so i wore my texas tie. rachel: is that a texas tie? pete: burnt orange. i think it's more burnt orange than his burnt orange. will: you think. maybe we have a shot on setting these tables better than rick and rachel. rachel: will texted me and said you're invited to go watch football with me and pete today. will: and rick. rachel: and sean was invited. i have to get back to the kids. that's a long game. will: you don't have to watch the game, rachel. you can eat. rachel: i know how to do that. we're talk about that. will: let you know if she joins us. pete: that's not a yes. joe biden brushing off reporters and running away briskly after warning we're close

pete: he does.-- in your assessment in the business front, you fire the top three and twitter has a culture and cultures don't turn around immediately. how much more of this do you believe will have to occur so he can get it where it's a level platform? >> i love you bring that up. i used to work in murders and acquisitions and this is the hard part. most acquisitions failed because of the execution and talking to people inside the company and they're melting downright now because they really believed in that way that twitter did their content moderation so i think you're going to see some firing both from a business standpoint and doing this for the platform. he's going to do some cuts there and more on what he wants to make for twitter and they're going to do and we have a deep state twitter and do what you're doing as ceo cultures are very difficult to turn around by the way and he also recently tweeted comedy is now legal on twitter, which means a little sarcasm and joking off color will be okay

pete: maybe.] will: how many, if that's case -- rachel: my arms are -- pete: i think we're going to see who can hold the glass up the longest maybe? if. will: really? if. pete: no one's given us information. rachel: well, i'm going to tell you someone who could beat us all when it comes to drinking, and that would be hunter biden. i tried to have a transition -- pete: trump doesn't drink, but -- rachel: no, i went with hunter. always lead with hunter. [laughter] all right. well, that's right, because donald trump, former president, was at a rally, and this is what he had to say about hunter biden and some of the investigations supposedly going after hunter biden. >> now they're leaking that they may actually be charging hunter biden with very minor charges relative to the crimes that he apparently committed, and i, look, we don't want bad stuff to happen, but they're leaking that a couple of minor charges, a couple of minor charges relatively compared to the kind of charges that they could be. and

pete: kevin cork, one of the best. it is of note that president biden is all over the west coast but not doing any campaigning for any candidate in key states like nevada and arizona were normally you would want the president of the united states on stage, no one is asking him to show up. i will ask you as our official georgia correspondent your reaction to the debate. joe: going to that debate i wasn't hopeful that herschel would do bad, he said rafael warnock is a good speaker with some of that barack obama ability to say what conservatives think and turn it at the end am not sure where he is and you are not upset by it. two state of the union addresses, they almost clapped, couldn't quite the deuce what he was getting at. herschel is plainspoken and embraces his accent which we love to have them in georgia and says things like he talked about insulin and made such a good point the georgians will respond to that. this is an interesting race. we have brian kemp, stacy abrams, warnock, who brings voters for who? that i

president pete: agree. pete: i agree. maybe when trump announces they'll dig heels in and it'll be the people behind joe biden saying they're running again. next month is the mid terms and unleashing a torrent of speculation from who should lead that ticket, who should go, will donald trump announce? who else announces? we are just on the cusp of a political season and just when the left was telling us the red wave ain't going to happen, a lot of other news came in. a lot of people pointing to when ron desantis sent the illegals to martha's vineyard as far as crystallizing the conversation on illegal tay and the crime in america and inflation and the economy continues to go south. if those define the midterms, it could be a big republican night or now it'll be weeks at this point based on elections and that reshuffles the whole deck on what's viable. rachel: absolutely. good points. pete: few headlines with this. joe biden firing back at vladamir putin after the russian president escalated nuclear threats following the an

pete: thank you, rick.eah, we're getting, you know, conflicting and flag ifmented reports this morning -- fragmented. if that levee has broken, as representative steube believes it has, under threat of 7.5 miles of highway being underwater, that very highway that was used as the lifeline to that community, i-75. i don't know if it's the same portion that we showed, but if you have that much participant of the highway cut off, serious implications for surgery and rescue as well. rachel: yeah. it was amazing to see the amount of traffic just the night before. will: that a makes in the all the more important, fox corporation is donating $1 million to the hurricane ian relief efforts, resources like shelter, meals, medical supplies and more. rachel: fox is also double matching employee donations to red cross hurricane relief efforts including ian and fiona. pete: our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by the storm including our own teams in tampa and orlando. thank you to all our fox weather, fox n

pete: appreciate it.ortez calling out her own party for richly ignoring the latino vote. that's next. over 5 million people have fallen in love with a portable blender. blendjet 2 gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. so you can throw in your favorite ingredients and blend up a delicious smoothie anytime, anywhere. blendjet 2 even cleans itself. just add water, a drop of soap, recharge quickly with any usb port. ready to fall in love? order yours now on blendjet.com ♪ ♪ if. rachel: democrats are scrambling ahead of the midterms, so much so that even congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is calling out her party for not following through with latino voters. >> we've never tried as a party. the democratic party has not tried in terms of latino electorates. that lack of clarity makes it hard to win people over. rachel: all right. so she's saying that the democrats are not -- well, let me first introduce our guest. former mayor of dell rio bruno lozano and congressional candidate cassie garcia

pete: kid in the cake.dent biden is in oregon today, campaigning for the democratic gubernatorial candidate as she falls behind her gop challenger in oregon. that challenger is fighting for your oregon's first republican governor in 3 decades and she joins us live next. joe: it is time for whole hog barbecue, grilling it up on fox square out there, the vegas smiling he's ready for it. pete: maybe there is a kid in there. ♪ al. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ (peaceful music) i love being alive, man. and i almost lost it all, you know. cancer, chemo, covid. fortunately, you can up your antibodies before covid comes knocking. 'cause when your antibodies are up, well, you can give back to what you love. (light music) hello, i'm franklin graham. it's hurricane season. we've already seen some incredibl

pete hegseth, i don't think anyone could've said it better or more clearly. >> pete: your right and ild hear the passion in your voice when you were saying it. we have the faces on the wall. we had one side of the political aisle for years telling the country that those guys right there were the bad guys. they are the bad guys. they are the problem. we need less of them. when you create that type of environment, then certain types of people start to believe that it's okay to dispense with those lies, to challenge them, to tell their kids that they are the bad guys, that's what a culture of lawlessness looks like so you have the culture nationally with democrats and leftists have fostered intentionally after tragedies that occurred. then you have cultures inside departments. i have had good military leaders and bad military leaders. we have scared police department police departments because mayors and governors that would throw them under the bus and ten seconds which makes everyone of their jobs even more difficult and even more dangerous. >> emily: isn't the role of elected official

: at least she didn't say will. >> love you pete, love you brian, love you ainsley. >> pete: gary at boxes going solo from rascal flatts and will perform his newest signal get down like that live in our studio. >> brian: plus activists confronting a letter a letter or a aoc a aoc >>> pete: guess who's here? tulsi gabbard on the mind of everyone in the bronx and america. how are you? ♪ ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ >> you have done nothing, tulsi gabbard has shown guts where you have shown cowardice! i believed in you and you became the very thing you sought to fought against! you are the establishment and you are t

: yes, please. >> pete: i can see this on the subway.rian alone. in all of massapequa. and here's the thing, mark wahlberg who you know from marky mark and other such esteemed films as an actor. he talked about why he is leaving hollywood for nevada. look at this. >> every free moment that i have, i'm at home. i literally moved to the bottom where this gubernatorial election, hopefully come election will get a will passed and tax credit for the state and state-of-the-art studio here i want to be able to work from home here at to follow and pursue their dreams whether my daughter in question or my son who is a basketball player. my youngest son is a golfer. this made sense for us to go and hopefully build the studio as well as shoe factory. so we came here to just give ourselves a new look, fresh start for the kids. there is a lot of opportunity here. i'm really excited about the future. >> brian: good for him. >> pete: a lot of people cannot make that choice, ainsley, a lot of people can't. a lot of people in eastern oregon i have heard

pete:'s cognitive decline is undeniable.nly scarier proposition to bill maher's point is behind it sits someone who believes we should use equity as distributing filter when it comes to a hurricane meaning the best insurance policy president biden ever bought was kamala harris. rachel: an interesting way of looking at it. i don't know. to me the wheels are coming off on president biden's presidency and his cognitive decline as you called it but also i don't know if kamala harris, people running president biden -- i believe there are people running the show, i suspect they will be behind kamala harris as well in terms of making the decision. will she continue to make these gaps? of course she will but the idea is bill maher believes the if president biden is the nominee -- the drag on the ticket will be kamala harris. >> they play too much of the race and gender card, the first black female vice president cannot be pushed off the ticket by an old white guy. you should be able to do that politically speaking based on performan

hey, ainsley. >> ainsley: hey, brian, kay pete. travel down here last night for an hour outside of the airport in d.c. we are back in loudoun county. we talked to so many of these beautiful individuals over the course of what a year, year and a half wind glenn youngkin running against terry mcauliffe. terry mcauliffe looked in on the coffin comment when parents should decide what's being taught in their schools. pete you wrote a book about this, the parent spoke out and won so we wanted to talk to them ahead of midterms to find out what their issues are. >> pete: we talk a lot about crime, inflation, the border but education is always bubbling to the top for parents and still ongoing weather virginia all the weight -- >> ainsley: shaking their heads, as. >> pete: you can't ignore it. it is still in the classrooms, is that what you are hearing? >> ainsley: absolutely. we will ask them in just a moment what their main concerns are. i was asking them before we went on air and the majority of them said education number one. how many ed

pete: we love your photos, please send them in.g away after learning we are close to nuclear armageddon. will: they say there is no indication they are ready to use tactical nukes in ukraine. rachel: kevin cork, good morning. >> reporter: the president wasn't revealing classified intelligence when he lobbed that comment, put it out on thursday ada fundraiser and made the jaw-dropping claim saying, quote, we've not face the prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis, he, as in vladimir putin, is not joking when he talks about potential use of nuclear weapons but it wasn't like it sounded. they said the warnings are happening in private out there in public, the white house is saying they are pinning a different picture of viner put net nuclear ambitions and america's potential response. >> he was reinforcing what we have been saying which is how seriously we take these threats about nuclear weapons as we have done when the russians made these threats throughout the conflict. >> reporter: but how about this? sho

pete: it is behind glass.e should leave them glued to the law for 2 or 3 days. how do you fare without food and water for 2 or 3 days with your glued hand waiting for them to cry uncle and will themselves off. rachel: that's a long time out. joe: there is a viral video in france or italy where they glued their hands to the pavement and the police comes by and pulls their hands up. don't glue your hands to the pavement and we won't have to rip it off. >> speaking of cults and what we went through for a couple years related to covid we were just discussing in the break if we can think of places in america where there are still mask mandate. once they got rid of them in airports and airplanes it fell to the wayside. even in the worst places, even in new york city you go to a restaurant there are no mask mandate, people might wear them but no mandates. >> there is an pediatricians offices which i object to but what do you do? they force you to do it. >> there was one in animal hospital where i lived and refused to

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pete: that's what we can do to fight back. dan: thanks a lot, pete.p, he was censored after appearing on joe rogan and going against the covid narrative. 2008 twitter just kicked him off the platform. that's next. dan: dr. peter mccollough spoke out about the ever emerging science. and twitter gave him the boot. you have always been on this show and you have been ahead of the actual science. so what happened. why are the censorship hounds coming after you now? >> dan, doctors with medical authority, i testified in the u.s. senate and have been transparent with america on what's happening with the pandemic. what we saw a few days ago was instability. people saw tweeter followers added back on. then thursday night i saw my account go down to zero followers, then the account was suspended. dan: what do you think it is? i know they haven't been transparent with you about what the reason is? do you think it's an effort to get out of elon's ownership? what do you think it is? >> it's an act of medical censorship. i have thousands of posted basically graphic

and -- >> sorry, go ahead, pete.ahead. >> what do you take of it, how the american government was serving the country while you were there? >> while i was, there i saw decent people trying to do their best to help the american people. i mean it sounds corny, but really, that's what i saw. and it's not just the appointees, there are also hundreds of people who work at the white house who stay there from administration to administration. i'm talking the butlers, the groundskeepers, the chefs, secret service. we didn't know whether political affiliation was. it didn't matter. they were there to serve the president, no matter who the president was. >> pete souza, you have done it again. here's the book, the west wing and beyond, i'm gonna hold it up here in front of the camera. my christmas shopping begins right now, tonight, with this. i'm buying a bunch of them. pete souza, thank you very much for joining us again tonight. >> thanks for having me on, lawrence. >> tonight's last word is next. that really takes care of b

pete: we look forward to it., we miss you but i went to bed at 5:5 of the world series. will: the phillies won in extra innings last night on fox. starting this morning, house speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul recovering after yesterday's violent hammer attack in their san francisco home. pete: we are learning about the suspect who was reportedly looking for the democrat leader. kevin cork is live in washington with the details. >> reporter: credit for the quick work by authorities and best wishes for a speedy recovery of the speaker's husband about the nature of the assault is raising questions even as we get more answers, this from a spokesperson for the speaker, mister pelosi was admitted to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital where he underwent successful surgery to repair a skull fracture, serious injuries to his right arm and hands. 's doctors expect full recovery. according to police, david depape will be charged with assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, burglary and other felonies. according

look, here's another one for you, pete. fertilizers. food.right, fertilizers require fossil fuels. so when you look at the cpi under biden the last, whatever, 18 or 19 months, grocery prices are up, i don't know, i think 15 or 16% or 17%. so the point is, all of this green new deal radical stuff which w would not just allow renewables to grow side-by-side with fossils, they want to end fossils. you can't do that. everyday life is too dependent on fossils. it would take 100 years or would take 200 years. i mean, i'm not exaggerating. so it doesn't make any sefnls it's damaging to the economy. it's jacked up the inflation rate. it's damaged family budgets enormously. it's caused wages -- people are working hard, doing the best they can. they're increasing their wages but the inflation is faster than the wages. now, that's not all about fossils but it's a lot about fossils. so the bidens need to back off. it's a big issue. in a week's time for the elections, it's a very big issue and i think you're going to see the republicans right out of the c

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texas pete? and make sense. >> it's the name, absolutely.back of the bottle not misleading. you read further on it as opposed to just asking what do you think? they'll find the real truth and it's north carolina. i disagree on what the texas pete here. >> trace: david, make them i think you both for attending the court and i appreciate it it's time for our nightcap. at that means it's been time to bring in matt finn back in. who wrote that the thing here is, a lot of people don't like a bunch of emojis or like the thumbs up and i've got a lot of friends who use the thumbs up. if we know thumbs up,-year-old,-year-old as moses. >> gen-z canceled most of the popular emojis because we use it so much. it's kind of like passive-aggressive or hostile like giving someone f sarcastic thumbs up or a wing. i know i've used it for perhaps more than a decade now because it's a quick and easy way to say okay or understand what they're texting. you wonder if people are getting too sensitive over a generic thumbs up emoji. passive-aggressive? >> trace: appa

let's turn to "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. how the hell does nancy pelosi's house in downtown san francisco not have around the clock security? i know she was out of town at the time, but forget the criminals, what about chinese spies? what about russian spies planting listening devices or hacking into her computer? how does this place not have a guy sitting in a squad car around the clock? >> it should. if it doesn't, it will from now on. just like supreme court justices should have had that. and, by the way, you are giving the graciousness that this family deserves right now. that the left never gives. right? it should never happen to paul pelosi. it should never happen to nancy pelosi. they should be secure. but they live in a town where lawlessness has been tolerated. >> jesse: right. >> pete: because of the policies you add vo day. you talk about homelessness, mental health, drug use, all the things that add up, illegality and sanctuary city. the guy shouldn't have been there. all of those things add up to an environment

pete, you were in the armed services, heckuva basketball player in high school. started off your career as a commentator, how did you and fox news meets? >> my first television appearance ever was on msnbc hardball with chris matthews never done tv before and what life and a marine buddy of mine had done tv twice so he is an expert. [laughter] he told me leaned forward, that's his first tip, it makes you look better stature, posture. lean forward and don't let the host cut you off. forty-six times is matthew cut meme off. so i didn't ever anticipate or go into tv. iran organizations when i came back, one supporting the war fighter and mother for reformer to be a, still an ongoing issue obviously. a lot of it ended up being fox and friends and i'll never forget when the said have you ever thought about asking questions instead of answering them? and i said i'll try one time and it must have gone okay and that was 2015, early 2016 and parker carlson was the fox and friends we can host the primetime gig and thank goodness because he's amazing. and i took jennifer on

absolutely right. >> brian: pete we will see if they can do that. >> pete: i don't have much hope atadministration. common sense. how many things that we could do that are common sense are they not doing? i'm dispritted as many are. there are a lot of people fighting for these people and cadets pushed out of military academies. it's not for a lack of voices. it's for a lack of common sense. >> brian: pete, thank you very much. we appreciate it. carley shimkus, you have the news and the sports. >> carley: that's exactly right. crime crisis chilling body camera footage just released from arizona shows a suspect aiming a gun at a canine's head. the police fatally shooting felony arrest warrants connected to home invasion and bank robbery they saw his gun pointed at the police dog. the dog named kira was not hurt in that scary exchange. brazil's presidential election now heading for a run off after conservative incumbent president outperformed recent polling. the unexpectedly strong ruling leftist president if hopes of outright first run victory. bull sun narrow 19 of 27 seats in the bra

pete, question for you.because of your occupation and perhaps the circles you travel in the you encounter media from the left and a discussion with them on the positions? ever go back and forth or do you pretty much stay should people and white, how does work in your profession? >> just when i talk to juan williams. >> i would love to. id have no dash a first of alli get a chance to some of the best conservative in business. we are chock-full of them at fox and grateful for that. i will say this. the left-wing media is not the most tolerant bunch in the world. not only within not want to have a conversation with me, i would come so for gone to some pretty left-wing universities. i'm happy to have a conversation with you knowing we disagree and know that we're probably going to come to a different conclusion at the end of the conversation. the problem is he's a she talked toer most members of the media n the left side of the aisle and the only way that conversation is going to go is there going to end by sayi

pete: all they did was forget to say no halloween masks. how dare you threaten my personal health and safety. the fact that they are block halloween masks on halloween for everyone's safety? they already lost their minds. now they are falling over themselves to lose their mind again. i guess jason and chuckie are not welcome. 22 masks on your face and a face shield. god forbid you come in with a chewbacca mask. pete, i love the new look. you are all country now. i'm digging it. best of luck down there in tennessee. folks, if we don't get out the vote, the fentanyl and trafficking crisis at the southern border will get worse. why showing up at the voting booth may be a vote for your own safety. tobum homan joins me next. because it penetrates deep into the tooth to help actively repair acid-weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair to my patients. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use

this week we have pete hegseth and joey jones.alk but pete just made it on set about 30 seconds ago. >> i've been trying all day to get the questions from your staff. they will not give it to me. >> jesse: good, we trained them well. >> the good thing about the green room being there on time is i get to see the faces i just don't know the questions. >> jesse: it's not like it's going to help. >> no. >> jesse: category is who's hungry doesn't mean you're angry doesn't mean you can't find time to have a snack. which top democrat was caught snapping into a slim jim while talking to mike pence over the phone on january 6th. is it nancy pelosi or jerry nadler. who was snapping into a slim jim. >> i know the answer but i don't want to tip off joey. i do know the answer. >> tucker: joey's got to go first. >> right here. >> jesse: joey has to go first. both going with nancy. >> who is it? >> okay, then pause that. >> i did guess but i guessed because apparently that was take your documentary crew to workday. >> the last part of the questi

i will see you at the one next door with the transportation secretary pete judge -- pete buttigieg talking the billions going to transportation and how we as black folks get some of that money. all right, thank you so very much. >> thank you all. thank you. and can i panelists from the first come up and we can take a group photo? you know, i'm also the chair of the congressional foundation and i just want to say we do more than just put on this annual legislative conference. we do so because we want to have the next generation of leaders. the mission of the congressional black caucus foundation is to build leaders, to develop leaders, to inform our public, to inform public policy, but most importantly to develop leaders. black excellence. that's where your money goes towards and that is what this convention is about. ok? thank you all for coming to the brain trust and we look forward to your continued support. thanks. ♪ ♪ access to internet that is affordable -- so homework can be homework. -- giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> maryland governor re: hogan -- larry hogan was the k

how about you, pete?thinking black man in america comes out on behalf of donald trump, it has massive ripple effects. that's why the pressure was so significant. this hit me too, guys. i'm not here to promote a book american crusade i wrote it. and the beginning of chapter 12 i started it this way. after the election of donald trump in 2016 one of the most powerful things to happen to our country and to me was the christian conversion of rapper kanye west and i want to underwrite he went all in not to live a life of privilege in order to protect his image, what a shot of adrenaline for the home team. you see, when someone never thought was the type of person who would go in that direction, not only goes full pro-life. not only is willing to wear white lives matter. not only willing to wear a donald trump maga hat in the oval office. it shakes the whole -- the foundations of a lot of people who never thought this type of person would have that view. and it totally like plates changed political views. i kno