marty and pete hegseth. cting you to come in with the 15 masks because i know you believe in doing everything patriotic. what -- but this is, for me, infuriating, because now this is about manipulation and i recentt that! what's your take? >> it's the permanent pandemic. the idea that two people fully vaccinated separated by a football field have their patriotic duty to not -- to wear a mask if they get any closer -- it's absurd! it's absolutely absurd! it's ball control, as you've talked about. and when you go to mount rushmore, first of all, it's all about trump. that's where he held his big patriotic event so you can't do it again. i would call what happened in mount rushmore covid-16/19 because it's a combination of the permanent lockdowns which christy nome rejected rightfully so and it's on indigenous lands and therefore anything that has to do with mount rushmore is evil and the tribes there have said that, so you have to bow to that as well. it's the unholy perfect alliance of wokism and covid-19. of

pete hegseth is here.or has to get involved to get a conversation about a patriotic event in her state which is outside. >> i know. first of all, this is the same biden administration that has graciously told us we're allowed to hold maybe a fourth of july picnic, maybe without double masks on. so they still believe they are the ones that bestow our freedoms upon us. of course remember, harris this is where donald trump had a big fireworks celebration. there is receipt tribution. here is a back slap. no end to what the federal government will do to try to extract revenge for things they don't like. this i think is actually an unholy case of covid 1619 if you will. this is -- they are using covid as a rationalization and saying because of tribal grievances, of mount rushmore itself, the idea it's stolen on indigenous land and we shouldn't celebrate fourth of july to begin with. wokeism and covid-19 to create rationale a bureaucrat would want. >> harris: wouldn't they have thought she would have -- represent

pete hegseth is live at the marietta diner in marietta georgia. pete, what can we expect when you go inside? pete: well, look at this. this is like the taj mahal of diners behind me central casting in marietta, georgia. steve real quick you don't need a dog to get the beer for you when you have plenty of kids to do it. god bless brett favre for speaking truth. he speaks for a lot of the people who just want to watch sports. i know we are going to talk to a lot of people who feel the same way. we are in cobb county where the all-star game was supposed to take place and, instead is, now no longer. we're going to talk to the owner of this restaurant, how it effects him, other diners here, the impact it's had on the community. code it restrictions here in the atlanta area and throughout georgia, which were meant to help baseball, ironically as well. so, guys, a lot of angles here at the marietta diner in marietta, georgia. come on out if you are in the marietta area. we would love to see you. steve: pete, you just revealed what happens at the hegseth h

pete hegseth? ually a very well trained marxist, she controls the means of production. it's the proletariat, the masses that gets to enjoy the fruits of marxism like the local chapters of black lives matter that are having to do gofundme pages because they've never seen any of the money from a central machine which has raised up to $90 million and growing. so this doesn't surprise me at all, she got the ability to have access to cash and wealth through a movement which has metamorphic sized ever since and she's being called out for it and hopefully there is an investigation, we don't know where she got the money and how she earned it, maybe she turned into a capitalist but those marxists have a way of enriching themselves when they are at the top. >> harris: you know, kennedy, i make such a point of saying the movement versus the organization because we know the organization's fund-raising and doing all sorts of things and we don't have eyes on that money and maybe it's a good idea not just because

ashley: pete hegseth joins us in georgia.n in minnesota. >> reporter: i was born and raised here. it is a wonderful community but is supercharged with the george floyd trial going on. this couldn't have happened at a more difficult time as the prosecution rested. the defense is bringing their case and it is hard because it doesn't fit into a convenient box. everybody wants to treaty situations as if they are one and the same and each is very different both for the tragedy of what happened and the officer walking up to that door knowing there's an aggravated assault force trying to arrest them and resisting of arrest. that creates impossible calculation of what you do next and what i hate to see is the immediate fallout. the police officer admitted to making the mistake, the police chief said i do believe in due process and people running to the podium fanning the flames, the governor made irresponsible comments making the situation worse. the particular's of each case matter and some congress men and women said the police dep

pete hegseth in for laura ingraham. ng up at 3:00 in the morning or finishing your night at 11:00 p.m.? >> pete: you know, i'm an army guy so i'm used to getting up early in the morning. i don't know how you do it every day. you knock it out early in the morning but i will take this evening stuff, you're better at me, i'm just taking notes. >> sean: great to have you in prime time and you've been doing great on fox and fox & friends weekends, great job. >> pete: thank you, sean, appreciate it, well done as well. i'm pete hegseth in for laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." tonight, with the left won't tell you about the true state of our southern

pete hegseth in for laura ingraham. it's what you like better, getting up at 3:00 in the morning or finishing your night at 11:00 p.m.? >> pete: you know, i'm an army guy so i'm used to getting up early in the morning. i don't know how you do it every day. you knock it out early in the morning but i will take this evening stuff, you're better at me, i'm just taking notes. >> sean: great to have you in prime time and you've been doing great on fox and fox & friends weekends, great job. >> pete: thank you, sean, appreciate it, well done as well. i'm pete hegseth in for laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." tonight, with the left won't tell you about the true state of our southern border. plus, youtube is accusing covid expert doctor of spreading medical misinformation. he's here to respond to the latest censorship effort from who other than big tech. and china has painted a target on frequent angle guest jamie netzel. he's here to explain why. plus, shocking video of a family being kicked off a flight because th

and pete hegseth will be riding the passenger seat during the entire race at talladega coming this up. ainsley: that is fake news. pete and will and rachel campos-duffy are there covering it. it's going to rain tomorrow. but it's supposed to be pretty good weather on sunday at 2:00 when that race takes place. lawrence: i'm interested in learning about nascar. i know nothing about it i just know the cars go really fast. brian: you don't know how to drive? lawrence: i can drive. i think i can not in new york. ainsley: lawrence, if you went to that race you would be so well-known and they would love you there. lawrence lawrence thank you. ainsley: very american. a lot of fox news viewers. brian: what ainsley is trying to say, lawrence, read between the lines. she doesn't think they would love you in new york. ainsley: i know for sure they love you more in alabama. and talladega. brian: thanks so much. we met your salary demands you will be filling in for the entire three hours. lawrence: thank you. brian: now i believe the way the prompter rolled back we have pete. ainsley: are we checki

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that is pete hegseth.tive kind of guy but not so this morning. i think he is reacting to the president's speech last night. go ahead, pete, react. >> oh, man, stuart, you're right. what a long, boring, ultimately very radical speech and i think that's what allowed him to do what he has done so far. he is spot on. he wants to take us further than socialism. he wants us to be europe. he said in the campaign, i'm not a socialist. you know me, i'm the guy from scranton. you know me from the senate. this is not who i am. i am not a radical. that enabled him to pull the wool over the eyes or attempt to at least for the american people, reads the teleprompter of the most radical speech we heard in a generation in that chamber from a president of the united states. bill famously said the era of big government is over. this is the ear of big government is back. mentioned your grandson kenneth, that is awesome, bolsters analogy i was going to use this morning, stuart, when you are a father with your own kids, joe bi

here with will cain and pete hegseth. in 18 minutes. will: oh, that's good to know. pete: like you, will's having a western omelet, i'm having sausage, egg and cheese. so pick your pick at home, whatever you want, cook it up or order it. will: that little delivery guy driving along the west side highway this morning is somewhere underneath this oranging new york morning sky. [laughter] meanwhile, in america there is, i guess, a crisis of leadership when it comes to the biden administration, because the border czar, roberta jacobson, is stepping down after serving her 100-day commitment to the administration. as she is stepping down, she is giving a suggestion, pete, as to9 where the administration if should happen from here. pete: hold on, there's a border czar? [laughter] i follow the news pretty closely. i thought that was kamala harris in charge, but she doesn't really want to be in charge. that's her right there, roberta jacobson. you'll be forgiven if you didn't know her or that she was in charge or that she's diminis

todd: joey jones and congresswoman claudia tenney with pete hegseth, will cain live from talladega. alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. is didn't have time to take aim and go for the leg. he did what he thought best. todd: a neighbor revealing a new angle of the deadly police shooting, the argument that brought officers to that seen. jillian: and report, holding staffers not to call the migrants urge a crisis hits the biden administration with a new lawsuit. todd: in cape canaveral, florida the count of the space x rocket launch. are you ready for blastoff? "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ everybody get up ♪♪ we have the real deal going down ♪♪ jillian: look at that. a live look at cape canaveral,

jillian: pete hegseth and will cain join us live from where they will be handling this exhilarating eventd in alabama. we are the only ones here but we are psyched. in a couple days the geico 500, looking at the grandstand is like nothing you have ever seen. >> don't know what sporting event has a grandstand as big as we will see in the next couple days. >> fox nation has its own car. >> we will offer that but i know it is a huge track, 2 and a half miles past, i've never been to that. so we learn a lot. >> a texas motor speedway. >> do i ask will with we should watch for. how confident are you the race will fly off similar to talladega starring will ferrell? >> didn't know it was for you. >> to lay out everything to the famous race here in talladega. >> at the end of the track. what i do know, the track is big and go too fast, no one can break away. and the knowledge, restrictor plates. jillian: i don't know about that. jillian: you are freezing too. i am curious, with nascar you've had fans allowed, a lot of sports starting to get back to that but nascar has been in the front of bringin

. ♪♪ i'm pete hegseth and this is "battle in the holy land."t just weapons, it's weaponized language. is it sovereign israeli soil or occupied territory? there's the biblical and religious arguments. there's the history of this ancient land and then there are the geographic and security realities. right here where i'm standing is the front edge of the judea and samaria heights which overlooks israel proper. jerusalem, the ben gurion the mediterranean sea. 70% of israel's population and industrial base can be seen from this point. whoever controls the hills of judea samaria controls israel. you may not be familiar with judea and samaria, but the west bank. >> there's no difference, in fact the word jew comes from the word judea. where they'd primarily look at it. >> over the centuries the jewish people were forced out as crusading armies went over the land, including the conquests and the ottoman empire which ruled for 300 years. ottoman empire ruled until world war i, and in palestine, soldiers tried to enforce international law which called fo

jillian: time to check with pete hegseth with what is coming up on "fox and friends". full body suit could be in your future. have you seen my legs? they are powerful. we are glad you are back. welcome back. the white house pushing their $2 trillion so-called infrastructure plan, some livelihoods will be hard-hit. they are admitting getting rid of cold jobs. solar panels to tell you. we get reaction from the coalminer who famously called out hillary clinton in 2016. a new bill introduced to bust up big tech over anti-trump concerns. one calling big tech's monopoly on ideas a threat to the public and we will hear from kayleigh mcenany and many more on this tuesday edition, don't go anywhere. the lexus es, now available with all-wheel drive. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $339 a month for 39 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance all-wheel drive for $339 a month for 39 months. so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorr

team fox coverage now pete hegseth with more on the remarks in a moment. possibly censure waters. we begin with steve harrigan live outside the courthouse in minneapolis. good morning. >> good morning, bill. a tense situation here on the ground. everything is boarded up. plywood everywhere. you hear the drills going. people are afraid what could happen after this verdict. will it be a repeat of one year ago when we saw buildings burned, police stations overtaken, more than 300 million dollars in damage? no one knows when the verdict will come out or what it will be. the range is wide. anything from acquittal to four years years and 40 years in jail depending on the charge from manslaughter to murder. the prosecution in closing arguments tried to make the case yesterday that the police are not on trial. >> that force for 9 minutes and 29 seconds killed george floyd. that he betrayed the badge and everything it stood for. it is not how they are trained. it is not following the rules. this is not an anti-police prosecution. this is a pro-police prosecution. >

my name is pete hegseth in for laura ingraham. data shows a drop in covid 19 death but hospitalizations are stagnant. why is joe biden's former covert advisor trying to scare americans into submission. doctor marty exposes the lie. as border crossings down to the highest point in 15 years and deportations down significantly the biden administration is still refusing to take this crisis seriously, they won't even call it one. did you know amidst all of that we still don't even have a cbp commissioner. hector garza and jason chaffetz are here on that and while biden pretends the crisis at the border doesn't exist he uses the easter bunny to push it familiar agenda. you have to see this. raymond arroyo is here with seen and unseen, this one a day late but not a dollar short, it is classic but first the left is making sure the state of georgia pays dearly for daring to make it selections more secure. they don't just want to defend the state as the land of jim crow, they want to devastate its economy as well and have a willing partner

pete hegseth. she's a writer, not a fighter. the federalist culture editor, emily stazinski. and she's proof that bad things do come in small packages. kat timpf. and his blink is the size of a wrestling ring. tyrus! you know, pete, there's nothing i hate more than resorting to bat shaming. >> you just did. >> greg: i was overweight. the moment that he started shaming people for not displaying their virtue, all bets are off. >> as they should be. listen, first of all, i want to say on behalf of viewers, congratulations for the first week of the show. >> greg: thank you. >> it's a great show. >> thank you. >> you too as well. and i'm a little offended that he named the biggest stars and named kilmeade but not gutfeld? >> greg: that hurt. >> it should hurt you. he was texting me, texting you. in the hot tub. you wouldn't shut up. >> greg: it's amazing. ruined my breakfast. >> what i love they're pushing everybody to get the trump vaccine, which he provided and now it's the biggest thing -- show us your selfie? did the shaming of you on tv -- he acknowledges everybody has a pers

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i'm dana perino along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, kennedy and pete hegseth. 5:00 in new york cityturbing video capturing the crisis at our southern border. a little migrant boy found sobbing and wandering alone after being abandoned in the texas dessert. watch. >> huh?

experience to convince more people of the correct side, which politically wrong thank you so much pete hegseth to talk to you. before meanwhile spent three weeks since president biden put vice president harris in charge of the border crisis. while the situation has gotten much worse, we really see no action from herbert today she told reporters there is a plan in the works you guys, and then. [inaudible] >> i talked with the president mexico the president of guatemala, we have plans in the works to go to guatemala. as soon as possible given all of the restrictions in terms of covid and all the things in that nature. kennedy: so she'll be going in guatemala but not the southern border of the united states, that's great republican lawmakers say that's not good enough, watch. >> the president has said, vice president harris is in charge of the board with vice president harris that she was not in charge of the border. nobody seems to be in charge. >> camel harris if she is in charge, i don't know she is. she needs to come down, the president needs to as well. but this has to stop her if she is the

i'm dana perino along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, kennedy and pete hegseth. 5:00 in new york city this is "the five." ♪ ♪ disturbing video capturing the crisis at our southern border. a little migrant boy found sobbing and wandering alone after being abandoned in the texas dessert. watch. >> huh? >> dana: sadly, that young boy is one of 19,000 unaccompanied migrant children that are in federal custody right now. and fox news just learning that border patrol has arrested an ms-13 gang member caught trying to sneak into the u.s. these developments leaving many to ask where has the vice president been who was supposed to handle this crisis? kamala harris taking heat for traveling all over the country but still not going down to the southern border. the v.p. making stops on both coasts and to the city of chicago over the past two weeks. but the white house says she has no plans to visit the border. harris did speak on the phone today to mexico's president. pete, let me start with you. you know, if you have a policy that says don't come now. but if you do come, we will not send the chi

will cain, pete hegseth and jedediah bila. pete: good morning to all of you.at you do so. in fact, my last diner was in new orleans, doc's diner. folks there were fantastic. and an update on my brisket, it's now been in the smoker for 4 hours and 43 minutes, and i'll be eating it in 6 hours. hope you have a brisket. jedediah: i love that you have the timer. i bet you can almost taste it. i know you, pete. good for you for planning, and thank you, everyone, for joining us. beautiful skylines throughout the morning, tampa, miami, now new orleans, i know you're joining us from around the country. we appreciate that every single weekend, and we're going to start this hour with the crisis that's happening, unfortunately, at our southern border. and it is a humanitarian crisis. the biden administration is currently being called out for treating that crisis like a capacity issue. they're continuing to build more facilities, there are tent-like migrant facilities in tucson, arizona, 1200 beds in hotels in arizona and texas. it seems as though these facilities are popp

. >> lawrence: joining me now is dana loesch, nationally syndicated rate a host, and pete hegseth, cohost""fox & friends" weekend." i'm going to go straight to you, dana. we were on the ground in ferguson. we talked to the folks, we knew what was happening, and the obama doj under eric holder made a decision because the evidence was laid out pretty clearly. but she is making, you know, eric holder look like bill barr right now. where is this going? >> that's a great point, lawrence, and it's going to be with you and you are doing a fantastic job, by the way. that's right, eric holder -- i mean, it was eric holder's doj, for the love, they had their own forensics investigation and came out with their own report. but you know, didn't we just hear the headline about how there is a school that did not want to be named after the obamas because apparently the obama faction of the democrat party is not left enough for all of the people that are embracing the marxist critical race theory, like miss clark seems to be doing here? when you can't even acknowledge facts, and there were multiple report

i'm in for pete hegseth.y have fled to. that's one of those beautiful places they're saying you know what i can't deal with new york city or california anymore, let me get out of here. nashville, got a lot of those people. will: tennessee has seen an influx of people, as has nevada as well. nashville, tennessee, the sun coming up. we're glad you're up with us. grab your coffee. let's take a ride through the news this morning. let's start with this. absolutely stunning statement from maxine waters, she was in brooklyn center, minnesota where there have been protests and riots taking place. there's a curfew in the city, attempting to bring peace and calm to the streets. maxine waters has no interest in peace or calm. she wants a specific verdict when it comes to the trial of derek chauvin in minnesota. she wants a bill passed, she wants police reform. she wants at times defunding the police. she called for it all. she said what's at stake if she doesn't get it, this is what she said last night. i would like to

pete hegseth, put them on the screen.ches at a diner in georgia and we are going to talk about george in a moment, but first you are a bitcoin guy. you have to be happy as a clam and by the way, i expect you to buy all the patrons in that diner breakfast because of your bitcoin success. reporter: stuart, i wish i owned it as much as i talk about it i am a crypto evangelist and i believe it's the future. i agree with your previous cost. i'm checking the bitcoin price on the coinbase wallet right now and ultimately i was having a text exchange with a friend of mine, big fan of your show, by the way. he is skeptical, remains skeptical and thinks it's a bubble. he understand it, but is skeptical about the veracity over time. we had an exchange about that, so there are still a lot of institutional investors and traders sitting on the sidelines because they were waiting for the government at large or the fcc what they would do with crypto peer crypto has arrived. it's playing well well in some spaces with regulators and ultimat

will: real quick journalism follow-up, pete hegseth was right. they are blow drying off the tracks. n jenner is throwing her hat in the race for california governor, but will republican voters back her over gavin newsom? we discuss that next. pete: and speaking of race, a man who drove to victory six times on one of the world's most economy racetracks, jeff gordon right here live in talladega. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ excuse me ma'am, did you know that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? thank you! hey, hey, no, no, limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ my garden brings us together. my garden is my therapy. find more ways to grow at miracle-gro.com. at novartis, our goal is to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you're taking cosentyx and your insurance or coverage changes or you need help paying cosentyx connect is here to help. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight

ainsley: fox & friends weekend co-host pete hegseth spent the weekend down in talladega and alabama andesterday and of course the bubble blocked us from being down on pit row yesterday throughout the race but we're here this morning because the race is over but the impact has been felt. there's no doubt, will and i, throughout the weekend, went out and talked to business owners about what it means to have talladega here, just like sort of the all-star game in atlanta what would it have meant there to be there before they moved it , how much does talladega benefit all of the businesses around it. here is some of what will and i found. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ten miles away from the racetrack at talladega, what does the race mean for places like this? >> with the talladega race being the biggest travel and camping race in nascar, a few hundred thousand people coming in, what it means for us is our hotels are full, restaurants are full, people are ready to get out and have fun. >> when people come to talladega and alabama, what do they see as far as covid? is everything pretty much open, capacity re

pete hegseth is there. we heard there was a little corn hole being played. who won? >> yes, sandra.are important assignments for "fox and friends" weekend. we'll be reporting all weekend long 6-10. we had to meet the folks in the infield at talladega. that's what we did. >> john: bros on the road. this will be a greatrace. not only for the fact that ya'll are there and "fox and friends" weekend will be broadcasting from there or for the fact that we have a fox nation car, number 7, being driven by corey lajoey. this is a tapered track race. they'll be running in big packs. >> what do you need us for, john? i thought ya'll was gratuitous. then you through in the tapered spacers and i realized we're out of our league here. >> i used to live in atlanta. i drove by talladega all the time. >> it's going to be one heck of a race. two heck of shows as well. we'll have jeff gordon, corey lajoey, clint bowyer. the party will be in the infield. >> and our show will be part of the party on the infield. never seen a grandstand like talladega. there's tens of thousands there and the race on fox,

will cain, pete hegseth, rachel campos duffy. pete: we're trying to tape a segment later on.you feel it. the lights are coming on here. it will come to life real quick. we're glad you're here on "fox & friends." feels like the right place to be. rachel: it is the right mace to be. will: you know why it is right place to be. it is not just america getting back to normal. america getting back to fun. much of america is back to normal. not just on the coast. talladega represents this weekend, we got to experience yesterday, this is getting back to fun which is what this country needs. here is coming up on the show, joey logano, clint boyer, nancy grace coming up here on "fox & friends." pete: there is a capacity limit. very few masks in the stands. people coming out to watch the race. rachel: it is outdoors. pete: huge venue. rachel: it is the perfect sport to come back first. it is outdoors. it is. it is all american. pete: absolutely. rachel: we have another story on the border it keeps getting worse and worse. one of the concerns is the cartels that are, we basically ceded co

i want to get you on the story, pete hegseth. it combines the great city of washington, d.c.nd democrat politics. two of your favorite things. >> right. of course, any motive that opposes democrat politics and democrat power being accused of racism. if that's the case, if it's racist to oppose d.c. statehood what james madison argued that you don't want a state that runs the federal government, that's racist. here is the problem, gillian. so much of the left today. modern democrat party, the party of 1619 believes america was racist from its founding. the logic sticks together for them and dangerous about our moment. this is a power grab. we know d.c. is a 90/10 town at best for democrats. they see two more votes in the senate and this is the type of power play they have that would -- could potentially even though the constitutional challenge on this could lead to a push for the filibuster along with hr1 and everything else stacking up in the senate. democrats want power and point at republicans and say you are racist in keeping it from us. >> gillian: it was a pretty -- i'm

pete hegseth is with us this morning. this is serious stuff. of this stuff and he's not band from twitter. i am running out of words. >> by the way the image you just put up at a blurred face because this is a responsible program, lebron james's did not, the face was there for the world to see and that you are next, hashtag accountability. this is what happens when social media has immediate commentary with very little information. did lebron james watch the whole video? did he read up on the context? do you know why the police arrived? someone made a phone call saying me and my friend are being threatened and being stabbed. they call the police. the police arrived on the scene, sees chaos, they know he's there, she still trying to go. watch the video in real time. that is the split-second decision the officer had to make. this woman is about to be stabbed, she's defenseless, multiple times. he made the tough call to shoot. what if he hadn't shot? what if he decided to stand back? sc allowing black lives matter to be massacred without acting? w

pete hegseth and will cain, our colleagues and friends, they spoke to some business owners about the up. we are just now getting back to the numbers that we were at in 2019. >> we've really stayed maybe 55% capacity. we're opening up in phases so just don't have the staff right now. >> we've seen a lot of people as the weather warms up, as the mask mandates come off, people are ready to get out and have some fun. stuart: some of those business owners were actually offering bonuses and higher wages to get people back to work, and they couldn't do it. andy puzder joining us this morning. andy, it's come to this? even if you offer a bonus and maybe higher wages, they still don't come back for you? >> yeah, it's tough out there. larry summers who, as you know, was president clinton's secretary of the treasury and was held of the council of economic advisers under president obama, so not a righty, had an article in "the washington post" a little bit ago, i think it was in february, that said if a breadwinner in a family of four was making $1,000 a week free cash over the next six months h

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will cain lawrence jones in for pete hegseth this morning and jedediah bila.t's so good to see you both. jedediah: yes, good to see you as well and welcome, lawrence. we kind of match. oh, you did get the memo. we all got the memo today. always a good sign when we all get the memo. yeah. and welcome, everyone at home if you are just joining us good morning to you. i hope you have your breakfast ready. we have a big show coming up for the next four hours welcome and thank you for joining us as always. will: absolutely. i cannot impress upon you enough the nation is on the verge of a very scary and tenuous moment. the coming week when we see the jury come back after closing arguments from the derek chauvin trial suggests that as we talked about people across this country preparing quite honestly for the worst. governor ron desantis of florida is suggesting in his state if there are riots, if there is violence, if there is danger, well, florida is going to do something about it they are putting into place a law that enhances any crimes committed during a riot. he

i shouldn't eat on tv, somebody said are you going to do a pete hegseth and eat on tv i said sure, why all of to us take some credit for. listen to these people. this is america. we are going to talk to them throughout the morning. they listened last night and this is the effect of policies and rhetoric in real life this. is really something to listen. to say the american people on what this all means for their everyday lives. it's absolutely illuminating. brian: absolutely. by the way, we are going to be covering this. jake taff er. steve: you are taunting us, will. ainsley: that's steve doocy's favorite right there. steve: america loves bacon. ainsley: what we are talking about with the walk is brian walks when he does the diners and he goes and interviews people. and so when pete did the other day brian said he is stealing my walk. so brian thinks he invented walking. brian: i did. will: brian owns the walk now, okay. all right. i'm going to walk, brian. all credit to brian, i'm walking. i stole it from brian kilmeade. look at this. brian: it's licensing fee, there you go. laugh all

will cain, pete hegseth and rachel campos duffy in for jedediah. happy easter. in phoenix this morning. that's a live shot of saint patrick's cathedral. you have to tell me if easter mass would have happened yet. they probably had multiple services. it's not as packed as it should be this year. hopefully pews will be full across america on this easter morning. i believe you were at mass in new york city last weekend. rachel: i'm sorry, my ear piece -- i couldn't hear you for a second. what did you say. pete: you were in new york last weekend. i believe you were at mass, i don't think at saint patrick's but somewhere in new york. rachel: i went to holy innocence in new york city. i'm in phoenix now. as soon as the show is over i'm running to mass to meet my family. pete: we're grateful that you're here with us this morning. we've been on for two hours. we covered live pope francis' easter mass at the vatican and a portion of his message, he talked about many different things on this holy day. this is a portion of what he said about the significance of easter. >>