l pete and rachel. rachel: the dnc convention altering how they do it and doing prerecorded speeches and i'm thinking they're using the protesters to make an excuse of prerecorded speeches and per happens from joe biden is maybe they can juice them up and record it so it goes well. they don't have to worry about maybe him buffering in the middle and losing stamina. stam. pete: we're so used to things being up ended and traditions going to trash and shouldn't let this go lightly and the point these conventions run by the parties and doing whatever they want and don't have to do anything and traditionally parties opening public live to be seen and their rules and candidates and agreements and disagreements are. we all decided that they're base chips act forecasting previewing whole thing is a tv show and not reality. the media will go along with it and they're complicit. will: it's much deeper and sharing with you guys this morning. it's openly much deeper and the students at columbia taking over hamilton

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pete: you got it.e department of defense for a statement but did not hear back, and i'm grateful to the general for mentioning my new book, "the war on warriors." we go into great detail about how dei is being peddled and pushed just as the general had said and the if impact on units. i saw it e firsthand in my domestic deployment here at home. it's scary, it's ensid yous, and it's crushing our ranks. check it out anywhere books are sold. all right, toss it now to rachel. rachel: thank you so much, pete. turning to your headlines. northbound lanes on i-95 in connecticut reopening after an overpass was heavily damaged when it was engulfed in flames during a gas tanker fire last week. the explosion and the fire causing a traffic nightmare if after that stretch of highway had to be hut down. all -- shut down. all lanes of the highway which now connects -- which connects new england and new york are expected to be open by tomorrow. >>> artificial intelligence with will be handling all exit checks at sam's

pete: hey!ce to listen to jeremy camp perform no survivors off his new album, deeper waters. will: incredible. pete: well done. will: great job. pete: talk about a front row seat to a concert -- rachel: yeah. and and waking us up at 9 a.m. pete: for sure. he's got a full performance coming up at 9:50 eastern time. see you in a bit. rachel: thank you. pete: well, joe biden is heading to atlanta today for a campaign event just one day ahead of his commencement speech at morehouse college. this comes as former president trump narrows biden's lead among black voters. will: madeleine rivera joins us with the details. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the white house says the president has been working on his speech all week. they are aware that reactions on campus are divided. some students say they're honored to have the president speak, others are talking about turning their backs on him as he speaks. the white house believes the president, though, will hit the right tone, but he did appear the real

petes the 7 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" if weekend starting with this, israel orders more rafah evacuation withs as joe biden reportedly offers top intelligence to try to stop the invasion. more meddling. rachel: and here at home, trump breaks history holding the largest political rally in deep blue new jersey and taking time to praise doug burgum with this tease. >> -- for something, okay? just get ready. but doug burgum has been incredible, and the country's lucky e to have him. rachel: trump 2024 national press secretary karoline leavitt, we love her, joins us ahead. charlie: and pete and i agree on many things but not when it comes to the purr-fect furry friend. pete: first of all, tell our viewers why cats are the best. i do love cats, i do. dogs get so much air time. cats are an easy addition the a house full of kids. rachel: pete loves cats, charlie does not. [laughter] charlie: get it, purr-f if e -- finishing ect? the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. rache

pete: yeah.as a former -- she ran for democrat, ran for president as a democrat, former vice chair of the dnc, and that's why she wrote this book, "for love of country." reasonable people, common sense people, good-natured, peat rottic people like tulsi gabbard a say i'm not part of this, i want out. can that's why you've seen a lot of support move to tom trump. rachel: it's interesting, she was on joe rogan talking about free speech9 and the censorship going on, she's concerned about this anti-semitism bill which is a trojan horse, i'm sure of it, to censor us all. but i got three different people from three different walks of life, you know, e-mail me her, that podcast that she has. i mean, there is just a common sense streak, as you talk about, not everybody is political. just people kind of listening going, that makes sense to me. she's a pretty common sense if person. will: last week we talked to you about the navy falling short of its recruiting goals. there's an update now, the navy and ai

pete: sure.ut again, the republican candidate, donald trump, only has to eat into those numbers a little bit and almost it's over. will: by the way, that's not a little bit. i know you're still saying 70%, but that's down from 90. what i'm saying is that isn't a little drop, 20% is a big drop. rachel: getting 770% is no small thing -- 70%, but the republicans don't need to take -- they don't have to match those numbers the make a difference. fox digital went and talked to some black voters to see why are they so unhappy with joe biden. here's what they had to say. >> president biden, i really feel like he's making everything harder for everybody. he's got everybody jumping through hoops. >> he wants to make it seem as if he's for the blacks, and he's not really because he hasn't helped anybody. >> i liked him and what he stood for up anything this whole thing with palestine. that kind of messed it up for me in a lot of ways. >> i'm probably the only black person to admit it, but i want trump back

pete? pete: thank you, charlie. good stuff. pair of thieves in the denver area used a car to ram into a marijuana dispensary over the weekend. you really wanted to get high. local police say it's part of a growing trend as they've responded to four marijuana dispensary burglaries in just the first week and a half of may. police say the suspects caused thus of dollars' worth -- thousands of dollars' worth of damage and are still on the loose. >>> novak djokovic was not taking any chances after he was hit in the head with a water bottle over the weekend. on his way to practice yesterday, the joker greeted fans sporting bicycle helmet. djokovic. posting to twitter saying, quote, i came prepared. [laughter] it comes after friday night the grand slam champion was hit in the head with a water bolt, a metal one, as he was signing autographs. but he as this is assured fans he's doing okay. apparently, it was an accident. hope it was. hope he's okay. >>> and finally, week seven of the uf if l kicking off yesterday on fox. the birmingham

pete: i agree.hat's a term used, it's ubiquitous in the university -- will: that's e the point. we need to -- you know, republicans did advocate a bill this week the make anti-semitic speech part of not protected speech from title vi and so forth. rachel: i know. will: this is speech that we're talking about i hate. i hate this speech, that's the point. candidate -- it came from republicans. rachel: really, really sad. i didn't like that either. can you explain something to me, pete? i know you've put a lot of thought to it. what is this alliance between islamists and the radical left? it makes no sense. pete: well, it's the red-green alliance, and it's existed for quite some time in our country and around the world, and it's simply an anti-western marriage, that's it. [inaudible conversations] will: we talked about this on the will cain show, the only commonality is a shared hatred of america and the west. pete: that's to it. what do marxests have to do with islamists? absolutely nothing. they fund

pete: love it.x weather alert, flash flood risks continuing today in texas after excess efrain prompted several areas to evacuate. rivers rising to levels not seen sense hurricane harvey. some areas saw up to 7 inches of rain within 24 hours. meanwhile, a tornado was spotted in west-central texas yesterday. no damage was immediately reported. >>> a democrat texas congressman, henry cuellar, and his wife indicted on bribery and other charges after the justice department invest investigated their ties to two foreign countries accused of accepting nearly $6000,000 in bribes including from a bank in mexico. they're denying any wrongdoing. >>> and we have plenty of ufl action today including the st. louis battle hawks take on the houston roughnecks. the battle hawks looking to take the top spot in the xfl division while the roughnecks are looking for they are second win of the season. coverage starts at 3 p.m. today only on fox, and those are your headlines. pete: oh, so they have an xfl and a ufl divisi

pete: okay. will: lifeguards. pete: has he responded?as he had to clarify that comment in. rachel: better yet, what are all the latino groups that find, like, racism and everything, where's their statement? pete: where's the uproar? rachel: yeah. will: the homeless man accused of punching actor steve buscemi on the streets of new york city earlier this month is now in jail after he was arraigned yesterday, and he's facing an assault charge for that incident and another misdemeanor charge for allegedly attacking another man just minutes before. he's being held on $50,000 -- pete: wait, so if you assault a famous person, then you might if actually be held in jail. will: if you assault a famous -- pete: a famous person. will: buscemi suffered an eye bleeding injury, bruising, more injuries in the complaint. >>> washington, d.c. mayor bowser is heading to las vegas for an event designed to attract retail businesses to you are nation's capital. this event will be held at the western after bowser faced backlash for taking a trip to the masters

pete: all right.turn now to a few additional headlines starting with this, a high school senior is dead and his girlfriend is out of the hospital after authorities say a drunk driver slammed into their car on mother's day, splitting it in half. police say the driver crashed into them with his mustang going 122 miles per hour despite a 35 mile speed limit. the senior was just three weeks away from graduating. his girlfriend suffering serious brain injuries. the driver faces a slew of charges including dui and reckless homicide. he's due back in court on the 24th. jeez. terrible. >>> the nypd arresting at least 34 anti-israel, pro-hamas protesters after demonstrators clashed with police officers in brooklyn yesterday according to a new york times report. the crowd reportedly upwards of 250 people and could be heard blaring horns and seen lighting off smoke bombs. no word yet on what charges those protesters will be facing. how about just blocking traffic? rachel: if they were pro-life protesters, they'd

thank you, pete.orning the state of iowa is refusing to back down as the biden administration threatens to sue over a new law allowing law enforcement to arrest and deport migrants, illegals who enter the country. iowa attorney general brenna bird joins us now. it's so great to have you on. so let me see if i understand this right. it is now going to be a crime for iowa to enforce its own law about illegal immigration? >> yes. yes. iowa law makes it a crime for somebody who's been deported before to be here in iowa illegally and allows our state and local authorities to enforce that raw. iowa -- can that law. iowa's had to do this because president biden has completely failed. rachel: that's right. so the federal government -- by the way, biden has so many problems, i'm really surprised that what he wants to do is go after iowa for trying to enforce a law that people wanted. so that's a big, you know, head scratcher for me. so can iowa sue the federal government for not doing its job and then the iowa

pete: i do. never think about the fact that somebody got really rich off the power rangers or tell tub byes. rachel: the cartoon? will: this is the e-mail he sent to the white house. bad, bad, bad decisions. please reconsider. it sends a terrible message to allies in the region and beyond. pete: he's not just a megadonor to biden but hosted an event for biden in february this. is an issue that i think bernie sanders was right when he said it. this feels like the vietnam for biden. he can't satisfy anybody. you really can't because the more he goes in with rashida tlaib in michigan, he ticks off megadonors like that and saying you told me you were supporting israel. the more he supports israel and allowing them to defeat hamas and makes the people on the street corner mad and it's only going to ramp up. rachel: it's not just the young protesters who are upset with his policy in israel. some ranking members even. bernie sanders said that's why president biden was right to withhold 2,000-pound bombs

pete: volume shooter.l: police arriving at the university of southern california moments ago after anti-israel protesters refuse to leave their encampments overnight. rachel: demonstrators are disrupting dozens of college commencement ceremonies including this one yesterday at the university of michigan. pete: madeleine rivera joins us now with the latest. hey madeleine. reporter: usc issued warning for protesters to take down their tents now law enforcement is on campus. usc says opposed on x the los angeles police department is clearing the center of upc if you are in the center of campus, please leave people who don't leave could be arrested. about two hours away from here, at the university of virginia and charlottesville, clashes between police and pro-palestinian supporters, the universities president says a peaceful protest began on campus tuesday. but protesters put up tents on friday and started using mega phones violating school policies. when they refused to leave state and local police stepped

pete: it's the 8 a.m.our stoorting with this former president trump brings massive crowd and makes play for deep blue states. >> we're expanding the electoral map. we're going to win the state of new jersey. [cheering] he's so bad i think we're going win them all. pete: from expanding generic brands to five dollar meal deal why joe touts bidenomics suppliers are finding ways to attract customers as prices rise everywhere. >> baby boom and celebrating the birth of 15 babies this mother's day the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. >> that's washington, wisconsin -- >> did you recognize that? will: washington too? rachel: heard of it but not been there and not able to point that out. pete: a lot of lake there is. rachel: best deepest cleanest lake don't get me started wisconsin in the summer is a dream. pete: should be wisconsin and friends. rachel: great fishing. pete: you're not a fishermen. glam but my brother timmy is a fishing guide and hunting guide amazing hunting guide and fishing

pete: not for will and i. rachel: we got ripped off. pete: box of rocks public school.got us here. hosts. will: day 11 in new york versus trump and hope hicks former advisor to donald trump took the stand called by the prosecution. as a witness where she said that most of what was alleged to have done with stormy daniels in her estimation to shield family rather than influence an election. she testified as well about michael cohen, she said he used to like to call himself mr. fix it but about only because he first broke it. in other words going around cleaning up his own messes. pete: one of the guys who helped us break down the trial from the beginning because to you're watch ling at home it gets muddy murky text on the side of the screen. case is ambiguous from the beginning and going after trump how do you make sense it have we asked andy mccarthy contributor former federal prosecutor about where we are right now. here's what he said. >> trying to turn it into a campaign finance violation so when that tape reported on in early october of 2016, that ratcheted up trump

pete: i have no idea.d tell you, no, it's not a state that has gone for republicans. the core of minneapolis/st. paul is so strong, the political machine so strong, but if you get 30 minutes outside of minneapolis/st. paul, it's red company -- rachel: yeah. only 1.5 points? if. pete: in 2016, yeah, they only host by 2 points. so if you're plague offense in that kind of -- playing offense in that kind of blue territory and that forces the biden administration to play defense, spend resources and time there, that's a good sign. so whether it's real or not, it's possessing to to offense ifive -- you know this, whether it's blacks, hispanics, young people, he's playing well with nontraditional constituencies, so anything's possible. if minnesota's going for trump, it's going to be a big night -- will: and not just minnesota, trump 2024 is on offense in minnesota, virginia, new jersey and new york. i think your point is correct. we'll see how much defense joe biden is actually compelled to launch, but they're n

pete: it is the 8 a.m. eastern hour time of "fox & friends" hour weekend former donald trump says the second amendment is on the ballot as he tells gun owners that the nra to get out the vote. >> gun owners voted we would swamp them at levels that nobody has ever seen before. so i think you're rebellious bunch. but let's be rebellious and vote this time, okay? will: a massive rain storm turns nascar track into a swimming pool. we'll have a live report from the speedway ahead of tonight's race. >> and it was the decade of big moves. a new social media trend has parents dancing like it's the 80s. the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts now i've seen a lot of these you guys. it's funny. [laughter] ♪ ♪ will: waking up, walking outside with a cup of coffee and staring at the ocean. that's a good way to start a day. glai. the best way. will: i'll give you two other good ways. leo terrell and donuts and do do nuts he's in the green room ready to go. pete: enjoying in a minute. rachel: when i got this job

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and pete is in for jesse watters, he takes off from here, that is next. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> pete: welcomeecial edition of "jesse watters primetime". 8:00 pm on the east coast and 7:00 pm and god's country. i'm holding down the fort on friday night. anarchy rippling through america. seemingly from coast to coast. the core tenets of our republic are the target of an anti-american, pro terror she hawed. that is what they call it. that is what they are. the kind of images you thought were reserved for the war on terror that we saw overseas have come home. statues of george washington defiled with islamic scarves covering his face? and the words genocidal warmonger spray-painted on them. at george washington university. and radicals sporting hamas headbands trying to turn our college campuses into the third world. [ shouting ] [ bleep ] [ shouting ] [ shouting ] [ shouting ] [ shouting ] >> pete: but just like in the after mentioned war on terror, the battle may have been a bit messy. but the good guys never waver. while they scream to burn it all down, the brave men and women in uniform rushe

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pete: this is a first. will: you're down 2-0, man. what happened? pete: collapse.mean, just -- you got two, like i said on your show, the will cain show, great podcast, check it out every day -- joey: good friend -- pete: two superstars and they close. will: it's gotta hurt. you've not to -- pete: hurts a lot. will: -- you were up 18 points -- pete: hurts a lot. will: then luca happened. pete: then kyrie happened. we had our own thing ising on reid. he's got to do it himself. will: he's doing some serious sports or breakdown. i didn't know if you'd answer a, you've done it twice, and here you are on "fox & friends" taking your medicine with the wolves down 2-00. pete: i love you all. joey, thanks for being in for me. rachel, i miss you. will, we're kind of friends. [laughter] rachel: i'm going to see, i'm going to see if pete -- i mean, if will tax off his bff bracelet. [laughter] will: i want you to stay in bed, enjoy your cup of coffee just like all the people that e-mail their photos during the national anthem -- can. rachel: you should send your "fox & friends"

i'm pete. i'm a haemophiliac.f i twist an ankle or cut myself, the bleeding, in my case, itjust carries on, basically. very little clotting, so i'd need to get treatment. when i was eight years old, i was infected with hiv through my medical treatments. i'm one of the few survivors of the hiv scandal. it's not something that you should go through as a child. i can't really imagine what my life would be like if i hadn't been infected. stuart wasjust bubbly all the time, you know? he was a fun—loving child. he just loved life. great sense of humour. notjust my son, but also a best pal. just cuddly. loved to cuddle and loved his mum and dad. and he loved his sister. stuart was my older brother. he was 18 months older than me, and i'd like to think— we were very close siblings. big memories for me i was stuart at christmas. he would come into my bedroom, three in the morning. _ "he's been, he's been!" i'd follow him through - the hallway to mum's room and she'd say, "no, too early! back to bed." we went in for an appo

pete: he is really good. i country music.] have you seen that meme that's donald trump and welcome to the club? it's all their mugshots. will: it is really good. here's something else good news for donald trump. it comes from what comes as a surprising source. that is 5:30 eight nay silver because nay silver's never been accused of being a partisan to the right when it comes to his polling. when he says something like hey, the polling is so bad virgil bite and he might not be the candidate in august, it makes illicit. here's nay silver. cook's democrats mi are better f replacing joe biden on the ticket. if you were really as concerned about defeating donald trump as democrats claim they are than you should be doing everything in your power to maximize the chance that you pick. rachel: i did not know who nay silver it was until i saw this ppole come out. apparently he's somebody that is pretty incredible. i think a lot of republicans have been wondering when this moment was going to come. they are looking at the polls. but you

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next question, what is pete biggest fear?st fear or phobia, it doesn't have to be complete sense. >> i got it. one of us knows each other better than the other. a loaded question, a man of routine, he's fairly simple. [laughter] snakes. he ran away from the set. >> should we go with that? it is. will, too. we continue. if will is at the bar after a tough show, what is his drink of choice? keep in mind it is 10:01 a.m. after tough show, what is his drink of choice? >> besides closest available alcohol, there's no way i get this wrong, it's only a matter of brand which i wouldn't get right but definitely tequila. >> whiskey, does that count? >> we have the bell? >> it went. >> it is now two -- one. will leads. thomas service medal does -- how many service metals does he have? >> i don't know how to answer this. >> i was given three answers. by the way -- >> i could take one of three? >> i get three numbers. >> it's easy to win. >> i will say the number three. three. >> no. >> it was two, five or seven. one combat in for treatme

>> pete: even if it's illegal it's unfair? >> harris: who shares their client information is not to have some type of motive, i want to get to this quickly because we are getting play-by-play in said equipment, so, this is the prosecution who was asking hope hicks, about what was going on and donald trump's office during the donald trump/david tucker meeting. let the catch and cain with karen mcdougal -- they bring in the salacious case into the child to somehow show that donald trump had a whole string of one man and he was paying them in bubble block -- anyway, that is why he is part of this. hope hicks says that she doesn't have a recollection but it is possible that she confirmed she saw tucker at trump tower, she didn't know because overhearing a conversation between donald trump discussing an article about ben carson and medical malpractice. she said that trump congratulated david on a great investigative piece and hope hicks says that this is the most vivid recollection book, also recalls praising coverage about ted cru

pete? >> pete: that seems to be in vogue these days.y without the xy chromosome you can identify as whatever you want. i guess this is swiss army knife identifying as something other than a knife but keeping the name. i guess they feel like crime is up in certain places and people want a utility tool but not a knife. well then buy a utility tool or carry around a tool set but, is this the death of the swiss army knife, will? i don't know. how do you look at this. can you be a swiss army knife without a blade, without a knife? >> will: you were just telling me like what was it two or three weeks ago my son is 13. i need a birthday president that's a mile marker birthday president. you told him hey get him a swiss army knife. every scout gets a swiss army knife. i'm not putting -- i'm not putting it on victor knox. that's the main maker of swiss army knife. did you know swiss army sales went down by 30% after 9/11? why would that be? because of the regulations when you get on the plane. that's how many guys were carrying swiss army knife

pete: there you go. you had some moves up this too. rachel: pete's jealous. pete: that spin move?i can't teach you. rachel: just do it. >> it's this. you've just got to go like this. will: no, you went -- first of all -- [inaudible conversations] pete: with the microphone? >> hey, that's actually pretty good. i'm actually pretty impressed. [applause] rachel: grab the mic and do it, pete. >> a rock star soon. pete: that's not the his. >> what was that? pete: i don't know. jeremy if camp. rachel: thank, jeremy. pete: see you tomorrow. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> get away from the glass! [background sounds] neil: how would you like to be in the middle of all of that? fox on top of texas after a destructive and deadly storm touch down. thiess seven confirmed dead in the houston area after wind gusts reached more than 100 mile-per-hour. hundreds of thousands still without power, and we're tracking the legal storms as well from the fixation over donald trump's new york hush money trial to the folk on hunter bidens' two upcoming trials. will any of it matter to voters in n

that's how you begin to fix a problem, pete, by actually diagnosing the problem. >> pete: yeah, will,cle type. it's some sort of a red kia fled off. you are right. six people injured. the woman is actually medical assistant. after she helped calm down her son who was just shot at four times through a window in otherwise peaceful day, ran downstairs to provide medical aid to the other kids hurt downstairs. no one should have to live like that. her first reaction was they actually caught another drive by a couple days later on their camera could hear it audibly. this family is trying to move. the people most directly and disproportionately affected by this type of gang violence you are right, will are people working, maybe single moms working one or two jobs trying to make extra income and they can't move. what is she asking for in go fund me page $5,000. probably first and last month's rent to get to a little bit of a nicer area that isn't afflicted by this kind of violence. so it's a sad reality in too many places. we don't know who the shooter is, you are right. could be legal, could

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and that is where we have our pete serratos live. pete, what's the latest out there? yeah, we were expecting hundreds of these union workers to start here at the west oakland bart station and march to the port of oakland in protest of the war in gaza. but i want to show our viewers the scene right now that no longer at least appears to be the case, because this is now being called a victory rally, with us getting that information in the past hour that the port is canceling work for the day. now, organizers say that this was done in response to the planned protest. so now they are holding this victory rally. now, the point of that of the protest was to show solidarity with their palestinian union workers, who they say have been impacted by the war in gaza. now i spoke to one of the organizers before this rally began, and they told me that the port could stand to lose millions of dollars by canceling work today. so they are calling it a win. so right now, what you're looking at here at west oakland, bart, they're saying it is a victory rally because the port of oakland

because from that first day in the gym to now, pete kadens has stayed in chris' life.there, mentoring, lect lecturing, feeding, and fathering. >> what do we need to do to help you? >> reporter: and because of pizza at our presence, today chris rowland is back on track. finishing his freshman year at lourdes university in sylvania ohio. >> you know what i realized on this journey, steve, if all we do is give them money, they are not going to make it. yet a look at all of the things that create a successful student and a successful person. >> despite your struggles... >> reporter: most importantly, commitment. long-term commitment. >> pete has always constantly been there appeared when i gave him plenty of reasons to stop believing in me. he stayed, and he is still sticking it out with me. so pete is -- he is something special. it's hard to put in words. >> reporter: i think he just did. steve hartman, "on the road," in toledo, ohio. >> maurice: oh, they are family now. that's a bond for life. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i am maurice du