pete: no doubt.kind of facial expressions to members of congress make when they see you coming these days? >> it's interesting. some days they're happy to see me and some days they see me down the hall and do a 180 and book it in the other direction and catch up to them and some people are very generous with their time and we have a good report and others were annoyed by my questions and we try to ask them all. we want to talk and get their resresponses we're blahed when y do talktous. pete: thank you for getting those questions answered. hillary vaughn, thank you so much. >> good to see you. pete: flash flooding in the atlanta metro creating dangerous road conditions. where is the powerful storm headed next? country singer jason aldean angers left wing activist withs his new crime song. winston marshal is familiar with cancel sulphur springsture and joining us -- cancel culture and joining us live on the couch in just a moment. ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when...

pete: so many.ey, to your point what john ratcliffe also pointed out, the big guy is found in this 1023, that's also the language used on the laptop and the e-mail -- >> 10% put big guy. pete: if you see the big guy popping up different places, now you can put the puzzle pieces together. no one human source can be usually enough to be actionable, but you tie it to other thing, and pretty soon the puzzle comes together. rachel: and you said 5 million -- these guys are not two for one, okay? 5 million for hunter, 5 million for the big guy who we all know is joe is biden, so obvious. this is why this matters. it's not just that we want to, you know, this is corrupt, that we shouldn't allow this in our government, but the consequences of this corruption, we are experiencing in realtime because many people believe that zelenskyy and the people in that government are holding, could potentially be holding joe biden hostage -- pete: who knows? another billion, another billion. rachel: exactly. you look at t

will: pete, over to you. pete: thank you, will.rning starting with this, vermont police are mourning the loss of officer jessica ebbighouse hauser who was killed in a car crash in pursuit of a burglary suspect on friday. she was just 19 years old. enter and officials in portland, oregon, are now planning to hold out aluminum foil, straws and glass pipes to fentanyl users. they claim the free drug paraphernalia will reduce harm in the city. we're going to help you hurt yourself, and that's going to help the whole city. portland's mayor, however, saying he just wants people to enjoy portland, quote, without walking through a cloud of toxic smoke. they can't figure it out. >>> and in soccer, intermiami blows two leads to tie against d.c. united as the chub appears to tease the unveiling of their new superstar, lionel messi. the 2-2 draw extends miami's winless streak to 10 games, but help could be around the corner e. will perked up on this one. the team announcing a major unveiling event which fans expect to be messi's official welco

pete: exactly.y lost their jobs and they're being treated -- we're giving them a fair shake because they deserve to be heard and the rest of the media is -- you saw democrats in the hearing making them look like they have an ax to grind or shouldn't be coming out and speaking publicly. they didn't want to come out. they said they want to find out if you paid your taxes or not and whether you're a famous rich person or joe shmo. this case it was hunter biden and they emphasize that willfulness is important and had evidence after evidence after evidence that it was willful that hunter biden knew he was supposed to pay taxes on this and he didn't and yet they got blocked. joey: the stronger the argument sounded from the whistle blowers, the more they tried to accept what they were saying but tried to explain if for them. what you mean is this is investigators and prosecutors seeing it differently. they're almost telling the whistle blowers what you actually saw and heard. they're trying to explain it a

pete: yep.pends on what it's like that day, and i'm telling you the first year i was 25 meters from the statue of liberty for 25 minutes, and i didn't move. i didn't move. i was smoked. will: i had smooth, not bad currents. the stretch from ellis island across the traffic of the hudson, it's a washing machine. and then the water's bouncing off of manhattan because this thing is basically built on con crease, and -- concrete, and that's where the trash accumulates. pete: it's a cool experience just being out there in the water -- will: swimming under the statue of liberty was incredible. carley: you do need to prepare your body for something like that, and i hear that the best way to do that is to take a cold plunge. so -- pete: so we're doing that. carley: it might be 45 degrees -- will: the hudson's not 45. pete: the hudson's like 85. will: we don't need to do this, it's just to torture us. carley: but i am very much looking forward to the end of the show -- pete: are you going to join us? if y

pete: what does that look like? will: i don't know, pete.at i was sitting here thinking about, what kind of accountability is just, but all i know is i want it to push the limits of what we are, of creativity. obviously, within the bounds -- [laughter] obviously, within the bounds of legality. i'm talking about justice in form of whatever this democratic system has for this mass, absolute gaslighting and lying to the american public not just on this issue that has upended our lives the better part of three years that we're still, today, you've already done a conversation about this this morning, doctor, still to this day we're living with the ramifications. nicole: yes, but they are not going to be held accountable because it was allowed to happen. you had from the white house down to the cdc who was onboard with everything that dr. fauci was saying and anyone who was peeking out against them, they were censored, they were fired, they were criticized. and so they're not going to be held accountable because it was allowed. pete: so let's stic

pete: for sure. you're probably -- i don't know how to transition -- rachel: not proud of, not happy about. [laughter] pete: do you remember when donald trump was running, he talked about the less pressure coming out of the showerheads, you're not going to like your dishwashers under the next administration? all of those predictions are coming true k and there's a new one. so we've talked about gas stoves, we've talked about a dishwashers and air conditioners. now they're coming for your water heaters, your hot water heaters. the department of energy, we'll show all of these new proposed standards, but the newest one is regulatory proposal on limiting water heaters. so that was a couple days ago. many may they were talking about dishwashers, limits on the amount of water in dishwashers. in march it was home air conditioners and cleaners, and in february it was the one that really got rachel going which was the proposed rule on gas stoves. so the department of energy not looking at our gap and our abi

pete: never aging?to that, you say, look, that's my data, you're not allowed to take it. -- first of all, it's too late. that ship has sailed for you. just like the actors, the other possibility is they just fabricate actors. we don't need exactly your face and voice, or we'll just create ones that are really good and appealing, right? if so a news anchor that's totally virtual, so they say she's brilliant, she's beautiful, she's compelling, so they can create that. will: a lot easier to get her to wrap when they want her to stop talking. [laughter] we go well beyond our time markers -- nicole: will says to just not listen. >> that's right. will: so this is, okay, maybe this is a bit deeper, i'm going to apply it to the writers, although it would apply to the actors as well. you would think that creativity is a uniquely human thing to behold. >> sure. will: creativity. what does it say if you can replace human writers with a.i. writers in does it say something about the quality of a. a.i. or, in fact, s

pete: dismantled. producer said i would like to work for you, i have time -- maria: the show is live at 10:00 a.m. that's not going to fly on wall street. the market can opens at 9:30. you better be at your desk by 6:00. it's hilarious this is coming up as an issue. what i liked in the piece i saw this morning, the person who pushed back and said what if the company says guess what, i know you were expecting to get paid on the second friday of the month but we're going to wait until the fourth friday. it will be there on the 30th. how are you feeling about that. pete: viewers came through on that one, salary blindness. maria: exactly. pete: who else do you have? maria: we are talking with rfk junior. here is a democrat who dares to disagree with the mobs in washington. we're going to talk with him about his platform, why him, why is he running and what is he expecting to do for america. jim jordan is the guy of the moment, the chairman of the judiciary committee after those massive weaponization hearin

pete: drill music? rachel: yeah. pete: what's that?of rap music, and it kind of, like, it'll celebrate the killing of another rival gang member in these cities, and then they'll put it on youtube, and then a record label will go, or well, that's gotten a lot of hits, let's sign this young guy up. and what does that do to incentivize other people. you talk about the puppy mill yesterday in country music, this is a different kind of puppy mill, and it's far more dangerous than anything you see in country music. pete: yeah. we're talking about violence, jason aldean was talking about it as well, and we've got another example of that, of people caught in the middle of it trying to do something about it, and then they take the blame for it. so in georgia there was a lowe's employee, works at lowe's, fired after getting a black eye while trying to stop shoplifters. someone's trying to steal from lowe 's -- rachel: it's a woman, i believe. she was 68. pete: there she is. rachel: can you imagine hitting that woman? i mean, it's unbelievable. j

pete: correct. a specific tribe on specific land, your headquarters is there, will you take the lead? carley: where would they go? pete: exactly. where are you going next? oh, boy. will: when you have a conversation about the difference between the word stolen and conquered. >>> still ahead, it's a classic who dun it. pete and i go off the wall to dive into the cocaine mystery taking over the white house. a full breakdown with blueprints and all coming up. pete: but are they to scale? we'll find out. first, school's out for summer, but illegals are in? new york city considers housing illegal immigrants in public schools as parents lash out. new york congressman mike lawler calls out the left-wing lunacy, and he's here coming up next. ♪ ♪ - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist. as we were starting to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went ahead and gave it a try. i feel that prevagen is helping me with overall clari

feast your eyes on pete hegseth's mullet. >> pete: what do you think. would that qualify? >> oh, yeah. they do adult ones, too. >> pete: i might have to put myself in for it. what do you think, calvin? >> what do you think? >> good. >> all right. what are the rules in the military? would you be able to have this. >> no. this is evan out of regulation. the star sergeant knows that. >> steve: just like that. well, i know you are in second place right now. going into rownged 2 the voting ends for folks who are interested. vote at mullet champ.com. vote for calvin along with his star sergeant father. thanks very much for joining us today from out there in fort campbell. >> thank you appreciate it. >> you are welcome. >> steve: calvin, before we go, shake your head one more time. >> ainsley: his hair is beautiful. gorgeous. >> steve: with that, the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> phone a friend. >> hunter would call his dad on speaker phone when his dad was vice president during the meetings with the foreign business associates of burisma. >> nond about prof

(febreze plug.) ♪ ♪ >> pete: welcome back.dministration is playing a bad game of clue against the american people. we have been told that a crime has been committed and the white house. someone smuggled in a bag of cocaine, but we don't know who. frankly, we don't really know where because we have gotten three different stories. first, coke was in the library, and then it was in the cubby, and then it was near to situation room the white house is just moving the magic 8-ball around on us and trying to blur the line. do not worry because prime time is investigating. was it hunter and the library within a default? or was it kamala with the coke in the kitchen. or it could have been dougie in the den with a rolled up spots. we don't know because they are not telling us. if you ask anymore questions about and then they will tell you that you're being irresponsible. >> can you say once and for all whether or not the cocaine belong to divine in family? >> litigated his question for the last two days exhaustively. there has been some

pete: rules.on out there? have you noticed anyone else creeping up on you? >> the last year or two we didn't really watch the voting to compete. we just tried to do the best. pete: do you guys watch fox? >> yes. >> you haven't seen the competition. >> we've seen the competition, we haven't seen the numbers. >> i don't know if you can see us right now but were working on a mullet onset. pete: i have a mullet and i know i can't enter the youth division but i get into the adult division and compete with you. kayleigh: you probably have great success. what are you going to do this year if you win? >> i'm going to try to get another go-cart. >> he wants to use his money to get another kid interfacing. >> nice. >> a champion with a heart. i love it. pete: we wish you luck, keep us posted. >> thank you. will: best of luck. thank you. we have to get you some of those shades. a big show ahead on this great sunday morning.lo stick withse us. sam ♪ e make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers

. >> pete: there is no more normal circumstances. that was the missing witness from the corruption investigation. he is dr. gall. in an extraordinary video filmed in a undisclosed location while he is at this moment on the run. in the 14 minute recording of obtained exclusively by "the new york post," the army -- to stop them from testifying to the house oversight committee and at the bottom family received payment from individuals from alleged ties and to chinese military intelligence. self-proclaimed guy that he provided the incriminating evidence to six vendor from the fbi and the department of justice any secret many in brussels in march of 2019. he alleges that it was covered up. >> i shared my information about the biden family transaction with them. including specific dollar. the alarming information that i revealed was within the doj who shared classified information with hunter biden and his chinese partners. after brussels, i never heard back from the doj, but instead of showing appreciation for my whistle-blowing, i became

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pete: yep.then prosecute this person when joe biden's son is a former drug addict who did crack and cocaine and who he now says that he's proud of. will: yeah. you know, kayleigh mcenany pointed out, you know, karine jean-pierre's lying about the bidens being there on friday. even if they left on friday night, that would make it 48 hours until discovery, that's a little weird to think of coke sitting around the white house -- pete: unless it was a cubby. i've been to the white house -- will: and we don't know the location. carley: it was in the library first, then the west wing, now the near the situation room. will: the big takeaway here probably is less about the coke and more about, to me, the lengths with which they'll go to cover up something, honestly, as small -- and i don't think it's small, but as small in context of their other alleged crimes as coke in the white house. if they'll do this for coke in the white house, what would they do for allegations of corruption? what kind of length

ainsley, steve and pete back to you. pete pete thank you, janice. big win for religious liberty.ettlement to christian worshiper for arresting him and others for not wearing mask at outdoor comurch service back in 2020. ♪ ♪ trust in chariots ♪ and others trust in horses ♪ but we recall the lord our god. >> you guys should not be doing this and doing this kind of crap for the mayor. this is embarrassing. you guys are stronger than. this. >> you shouldn't be doing this. you guys are tough people. >> pete: joining us now on the heels of settlement. gabrielle religion. just watching that video reminds us how much we seemingly lost our minds as a country with these outdoor song sings, socially distanced gets you arrested. tell me about your lawsuit, why you did it and the outcome here. >> every time i see that video. they had to tame the h hymn book from me. they violated my first amendment rights in a small town. this is what you are seeing in the city of moscow is a microcrosm what is going on nationwide. city of moss so you can a very liberal city in the midst of a very red state.

pete: yeah.he right kind of case the fbi should be jumping in and helping on to close this case, give some finality to families and some calm to a community which has been living under total uncertainty as to what's going on. so it sounds like it's heated up over the last year, glad they found their man. will: meanwhile, we move to politics. there's been a bit of a coronation, i think that's fair to say. coronation is maybe not the right word, but there is no debate, there will literally be no debate over who the democratic nominee for president will be, and that's reflected in the latest fund raising on the side of the dnc where $72 million were raised by joe biden in the second quarter of this year. here's a little context, donald trump in that same period, $35 million. ron desantis, $20 million. here's the other challengers to joe biden in the democratic primary. rfk, $6 million. maryann williamson not pictured there, by the way, will be a guest on the will cain podcast. joe biden, he is obvio

pete: counting on.e're not the democrats we're going see their ideas and hear what they have to say and may crown trump the nominee. but at least we'll know what the ideas are within the party. pete: but other candidates are counting on an investigation in impeachment and indictment not -- impeachment that's already happened but there's a variable that flips entire race. if it stays on this trajectory and galvanizes to your point joey it won't change if you're another candidate you're counting on some child card that isn't currently in the picture because it stays on this tray jects -- trajectory. trump support is only gron. >> what happens to the donors who got behind desantis so quickly on -- do they now -- are we seeing any shifts? joey: i don't think pride is not the point. i think that a lot of folks that are in this primary i think are running to be the established voice for the base that they think they represent, for example i don't think mike pence is ever going to be the presidential nominee b

when you get slices in the side. >> ainsley: goal for you, pete. >> steve: and glasses. >> pete: the lines in the side is next level. >> steve: you need a fan, do we have a fan. >> pete: no. >> ainsley: if you take hairspray out? >> pete: chris does this to me in the breaks. >> not moving. a lot of hair spray. >> ainsley: if you let it down with no hair spray, it is t length? >> pete: picture the public will not see. >> ainsley: looked like you were in the car. >> pete: i'm not showing the picture, keep the camera away from me. >> steve: pete! dave is right there. >> ainsley: don't go anywhere. record the show. end of the show we'll show the picture. >> pete: peer pressure, i'm prone to it. >> steve: where did you go to school? >> pete: oh, steve, trying to get me in trouble and it is working. >> ainsley: tell us what is coming up. >> pete: arkansas national guard deploying alongside troops as crisis at the border worsens. >> ainsley: sarah huckabee joins us. >> steve: and social media giant, was this a good marketing move? piers morgan coming up on "fox and friends." ♪ bye-bye birdi

pete: a few headlines.on the texas army base. a tactical accident happened in a training area at fort bliss but didn't release any more details about what happened. the army has not released the name of the soldier who was killed or how serious the other injuries were. the justice department said it will sue texas governor greg abbott over the deployment of a floating border barrier in the rio grande. are they on the side of the cartels? the marine wall is designed to stop migrants from illegally crossing into the us, they will put lives at risk. we will continue to deploy every strategy to protect texans, migrants risking their lives. the big weight for inter-miami soccer fans is over as lionel messi made his debut last night. miami ticket prices soaring in recent days, seats listed forasmuch as $110,000. the sellout crowd waiting for an hour with lionel messi on the bench, getting into the game and scored. check it out. >> here it is. lionel messi. put it to bed the other way. magnificent. pete: look at t

pete: is not always green.and with dp, it's mostly relief, like to see the things in my yard a lot. did you know this, have you ever heard of sudden summer limb drop? it is terrifying to have a gigantic oak tree which i love, 405 of them over a three day period. it is so hot, the oak which has to be solid. boom in the backyard. kayleigh: john kerry is solving the problem with climate change. all the heat. the heat killing the oak tree. will: be careful it is a thing. suddenly them drop. will: healthy tree, otherwise gone. thank you for being here i know you love your spring colors in your beautiful greenlawn it may live forever. we want to move on to a topic, we talk a lot about our open border and the problems there, texas is now putting in buoys in the middle of the river to deal with the problem in the federal government will not address. because they will address and have it coherently it continues to send signals around the globe that are border is open it illegal immigration can continue unfettered. it is

pete: mc hammer. >> it was a cd? >> it would've been a tape. >> i used to make tapes all the time, hit play record on the radio and if you erase it. >> i spent a lot of time being near the radio and running and when i heard the song so i could record it. pete: what new hot take getting ready for campfires i think we you and i share this in common. if we go to the movies in a decent candy i'm going with gummy's, sour patch kids over chocolate. i'm not a chocolate guy. however, within the world of chocolate, playing old hershey's milk chocolate bar is definitely underrated. >> it's a potato chip of chocolate you just keep going. you can't just have one. will: it doesn't get me i would have to go twixt, i love rose, how good is rollo. pete: i'm good with young twixt not rollo. carley: when i was a little kid. will: you get to keep flavor. carley: my favorite candy was 100 grand. pete: does i have coconut? it has rice crispies and chocolate. will: it's been to a half minutes a week done well. we don't really well. carley

pete: or in back i can touch you.l king thing -- i think that's why we're not -- why we rebelled 247 years ago. move on to lithuania you know, we're moving along the map here so from the united kingdom to lithuania. here's a portion of what he said and we'll tell you what the mistake was. watch. >> russia would end this war tomorrow but withdrawing forces in ukraine -- wrecking international borders and ceases attacks is inhumane attacks. >> vladimir and i i shouldn't be so familiar -- mr. kennedy: zelenskyy talked at guarantees we can make in the meantime. >> he's mixing up of vladimir, vladimir putin and who invaded who and attacking on which side. >> attacks on russia opposed to by russia, and then you can tell he said vladimir and then wanted to pull into the name vladimir but couldn't and went with zelenskyy all in one week from lithuania now over to finland where -- as it's kind of become par for the course in a lot of interviews a lot of the press conferences reaction with the press it is just hard. just hard t

pete: thank you, parley.ht i'll take it from here we were going to start your head up cap this the man accused of making a bomb threat on an alaskan airline flight said he thought cartel members were waiting for him in seattle. he had quote nothing to lose he believed the dangerous cartel would kill him if the plane landed as scheduled. it was rerouted to spokane where the man was detained. police said he has a significant criminal record and faces up to five years in prison or the threat. it is not clear if he has ties to the cartel. a leader of the church of england is taking issue with the words our father in the lord's prayer. during a general meeting the archbishop of york said quote the word father is problematic for those who experiences of earthly fathers has been destructive and abusive. and for all of us have labored too much from any oppressively patriarchal grip on life. if you can believe that. his remarks come as a church of england considers a phasing out gender when referring to god. the maga

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maria: pete how are you playing pete this nasdaq rebalance nasdaq beck announced other day going to do a special rebalance of the nasdaq 100 index later this month as tech stocks, concern nasdaq up 31% year-to-date look at biggest three stocks accounts for more than 30% index combine, microsoft apple nvidia on fire this year, but here is, louis navellier with me yesterday on this program talking about potential weakness next week as a result of this rebalance. watch. >> i have good in earnings four sectors, so -- but tech is -- um -- kind of got a little blow yesterday. nasdaq announced the top seven stocks and nasdaq 100 index are going to get a haircut, and that haircut announced friday after the close then actual adjustment will happen on monday, july 24th. the reason they have to do this haircut is last week those top seven stocks hit 50.9% of the nasdaq 100 index, and there is sec diversification rules they've to come in compliance. >> does that rebalance send nasa stocks lower next this week? >> i don't necessarily think so i think the reality is this happened before i don't thin

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live in brentwood, pete sure suratos. >>> thank you, pete. let's bring in rob mayeda. you said the temperatures are going up even hotter? >> even hotter. in fact, since last september 9th we have gone over 100 degrees in the tri-valley. in fact, it is the first time this year. 102 in livermore today. last year at this time we did that at the end of may, so it has taken longer to get there but now we are making up for lost time. in terms of the inland east bay temperatures, pete out there near brentwood, 91 in santa rosa. 99 in concord. the marine air got compressed keeping san francisco in the 60s and oakland in the 70s. you see the map, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and 1502 degree in fairfield county. moving forward, the acs may be running in the east bay until 11:00 # tonight. we will hang on to the 70s approaching midnight inland. tomorrow morning we start off in the 60s and 70s. the same areas tomorrow, inland north bay, east bay and south bay and coastal mountains, that heat advisory up through 11:00 on sunday. the highs tomorrow by the way, warmest locations pushing 1

pete, back to you inside. pete: thank you, rick.t yellen taking heat for bowing down multiple times to her chinese counterpart, a move that as you see did not return. while praising the communist country for its economic progress. >> china's growth has lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty. and made clear that the united states is not seeking to decouple from china. we know that a decoupling of the world's two largest economies would be disastrous for both countries and destabilizing for the world. and it would be virtually impossible to undertake. >> sunday morning futures anchor. molmaria bartiromo joins usto r. maria: pete, good morning to you and the team. this is so embarrassing on the global stage of janet yellen to be doing this. let's review what has taken place in the last few months. the chinese communist party is the one that has been incredibly aggressive with america, flying a spy balloon for surveillance of american citizens and our military secrets, hovering over our military installations and the biden administr

we'll see pete again at 5:30. at a school in san jose a woman drove her suv in a fence and into that building there. it happened around 8:30 this morning at muwekma ohlone middle school. neighbors tell us it sparked a small fire there. the woman driving was taken in an ambulance. no one else was hurt partly because it is summer and very few people were in and around the school or in the pool at the crash site. >> we have one summer program running here with a vendor. the fire department had a chance to complete their testing. they will reopen tomorrow. >>> officials tell us the summer programs will continue as normal. work to repair the wall will be starting son. police arrested the driver of an suv who ran a red light causing a dadly crash. when the suv slammed into a sedan two men inside were thrown from their car, one of them did die and the other is in stable condition at a hospital. the driver did stay at the scene and is facing felony charges of driving under the influence and vehicular manslaughter. >>> we

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pete hates holidays. that's the takeaway from all of this. pete muntean, the hater of holidays.ete throughout the show. emerging research shows for certain cancer patients scaling back on aggressive treatments could actually provide some benefits without hurting their chances of survival. it's an approach called de-escalation. let's get to cnn's jacqueline howard. she has more on this. jacqueline, what are the benefits and what does the research show about this less is more a prech? >> kate, patients can avoid the serious side effects that can come with treatments and they're looking at which therapies may be unnecessary for the less aggressive cancers and one example of this in bone study, researchers looked at rectal cancer patients and looked at those who only received chemotherapy and compared them to those who received chemotherapy and radiation. the patients who received only chemo still had among them 80% of them were disease-free five years later. you see on the screen here, among those who had chemo and radiation, 78.8% of them were disease-free five years later. so you

but mayor pete, best p.r.ave to give him props for that. >> jeanine: all right, head, a total left-wing meltdown as a third party moves closer than ever to spoiling biden's reelection chances. ♪ ♪ than ever to splitting biden's reelection chances. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: bust out the coloring books and emergency therapy llamas. democrats are having night terrors that a third-party bid will spoil biden's reelection plans. joe manchin giving his biggest tease yet he might join a unity ticket. >> we are here to make sure the american people have an option and the option is, can you move both parties off their respective sides. they have gone too far right and too far left. if they have another option then they are in trouble. i've never been to any race -- i've been in races to win. and if i get any race, and going to win. >> greg: that's exciting. and if you listen closely, you can hear the sounds of millions of democrats screaming. >> it's maddening. it would most likely heard president joe biden and his reelection ca

. >> ashley: not all travelers are buying it and have questions for pete buttigieg. alexandria hoff has the latest. good morning. >> alexandria: good morning. before we entered the busy weekend, there had been 7500 flight cancellations and tens of thousands of flights delayed, that is impacting return flights now and we have seen the numbers jump up. over 340 flights delayed and 75 cancelled at this point and a range of issues led passengers to suffer through the holiday weekend. severe weather took most of the blame, but staffing shortages and tech glitches strained this system which accommodated record number of passengers on friday. >> you could tell there was chaos, they announced several flights had been cancelled. the airport seemed more crowded than normal. we got another flight assigned and i watched it from florida and it was delayed and cancelled and no flight coming in for us, i was like, it is only a matter of time. >> alexandria: transportation secretary pete buttigieg down played his role in this. people are desperate to get answers and pete buttigieg d

. >> i'm pete hegseth in for laura ingraham. this thursday edition, a special edition of the environmental. >> thanks for being here. and we start tonight with another layer of intrigue involvinanotheg and the biden tb family's shady business associationsidading bu. >> watch. for four years, i was senior adviser to china energy company cfc at the same of its dealings with the biden family. under normal circumstances, i would be testifying before congress about my experience with cfc. e sadly, due to circumstances, i shall here in this video i and us to tell you this story via video. >> there are no normal circumstances in this. missi that was the missing witness from the biden corruption. invet >> his name is israelihe professor dr. gal luft. he laid out his briberygall allegations against the president's family in an extraordinary video filmed in an undisclosedy location. >> while he is at this moment on the run, in the 14 minute recording obtained exclusivelyod by new york post, the fugitive former israeli armhe new yy officer

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pete, thank you for your present station. it gives insight right into robert e lee's one of robert e lee's nicknames, mass of robert in your in your research did you ever come across and in private voices did you ever across a criticism of davis lee stewart, anybody else? so that's a really good question because again, that's a point that is made. dr. gallagher, my advisor, i'm going after all the heavy hitters here and i've hit right after mcpherson. now, dr. gallagher. dr. gallagher stresses the great loyalty and affection that the men had for really absolutely undeniable. but my point about many of these poor soldiers who don't think and highly ideological terms and of course, are not in a place, a position to use their letters to, you know, unleash a declaration against the confederacy that we're -- davis are --. they think about these letters but what's front and center for these men on the breakfast table? it's survival. it's their. and it's their families. so when you look at these letters, when i first started doing t

pete, a nation's travelers turned their lonely and weary eyes to you, give them good news, pete. >> reporternd that is the good news, although airlines are still recovering after that huge day for cancellations yesterday. just checked flight aware, 437 cancellations already today after the more than 2,000 nationwide yesterday. that puts it in the top five for cancellations this year. a busy day for a lot of folks, in fact, the tsa told me they screened 2.63 million people at airports nationwide yesterday, all the folks coming back from the holiday week. the worst airports, new york especially hard hit, laguardia, half of all flights in or out canceled yesterday. newark 8% of all united flights canceled. jfk huge international hub about one in five flights there canceled. boston logan hit hard, philadelphia hit hard, reagan national airport 20% of all flights canceled. the faa says as that weather moved through the east coast it cut off major flight routes. essentially the on and off ramps to get into busy airports. we are still hearing about ground stocps today, we are not out of the woods j

well, thank you, pete. i appreciate the introduction. what? pete didn't course tell you about which is the obvious is that he ran away from me at wvu, but then i ran back to him here at gettysburg, so he actually can't get from me. and we're actually almost neighbors. we live about a minute apart as the crow flies. so for better or for worse, it's and pete. so it's wonderful. but admittedly a bit disorienting to go from administering this conference to speaking at it. so forgive me if i all of a sudden talking about dysfunctional meal cards, lost room keys, sort of the confederate home front. but i promise i will try to get back on track. i know that looking at my title probably many of you are thinking, boy, those confederates had an odd sense humor when it comes to partying right, starvation, parties. and in fact, you would be partially right to make that assumption. there's a lot more it. and that's what we're going to unpack today. and as pete mentioned, this is actually part of a much larger project that i've been working on for many year

pete are now six dogs a day. pete are now stolen nationwide.surprisingly, perhaps, is the dog theft capital, followed by kent and then west yorkshire. but i was really surprised about the breeds, the types of dogs that are being stolen. they're not all like twiglet. they're not all like twiglet. they're not all like twiglet. they're not all small dogs and easily carry bulldogs. there's carry american bulldogs. there's been a 350% boom their theft been a 350% boom in their theft staff is a 610% boom and french bulldogs big dogs are 31% increase. why people go for those types of dogs. you think they'd be the last dog you want to steal? they're massive. >> yes, but they're also extremely valuable . the whole extremely valuable. the whole world of. of breeding and i suppose large muscular dogs is has become really very lucrative. and so, again , people lucrative. and so, again, people look at that and they say those puppies are worth a fortune. therefore or if i can steal one of the dogs, they will also be worth a fortune. and often they are quite