rachel: i knew it.atch what madison has already done in steamboat, colorado. pete: impressive. while reporting? >> the best part of spending all day snowboarding or skiing. i got work to pay for me to go snowboarding. now i got paid to be at a bar. it's 10:00 here. so we are still counting down to the new year. i'm going to switch out to my new year hat. this bar here is really cool because the owner actually won the lottery. she won over $20 million. she just loves music so much. she put that lottery money and decided to keep working and open up an awesome. you snow boor all day, then go to a bar. if this is work, this will be a great 2023 for me. this crowd is just getting started. i will send it back to you guys. will: snowboarding and surfing a little bit later. rachel: for the record, madison, it does not feel hike work for us either. this is a party. pete: more to come. jelly roll. we are still calmed down in 2023. pete: he's bringing the polar suit. nick kosir of fox weather. [♪♪] will: welcome b

rachel: do it. >> karate in the garage. rachel: right. p don don't you guys wrestlr play tennis. >> you're wired up about this because novak djokovic wins the australian open. he reclaims the grand slam title, one year after australia deported him for refusing the covid vaccine. will, tell us why it matters. will: i think this is more than just a victory for novak djokovic. we know what we missed one year ago. we missed watching one of the greatest tennis players of all time win another major. you know, i can't guarantee that the winner of the 2022 australian open would have been novak djokovic but you have a good indication here when you see him win in 2023. but it's more than that. it's more than what we missed. rachel pointed out we missed not just great tennis, we missed a year of education for our child, lot jobs and our economy, under the d dictation of a man day. it's a victory for noncompliance, nonconformity, not giving in to public pressure. it's a victory for novak djokovic and individuality. rachel: i'm going to vote for will

now to rachel for headlines. rachel: thank you. to a couple headlines, four more high schools in fairfax county, virginia, are being accused of dragging their feet before telling students about national merit awards and the schools in question say notifications did not go out in a timely fashion during the fall semester. virginia attorney general is already investigating fairfax county public schools after the same problem happened at three other schools. good deeds do pay off. the man known for saving 24 people during the deadly buffalo blizzard was gifted super bowl tickets for his heroic actions. bills hall of fame running back thurmond thomas honoring jay white that gave shelter to people stranded outside or in their cars during the deep freeze and earned the name of merry christmas j after leaving a note explaining the reason for the break in and those are your headlines. are you in need of something big for your next birthday celebration? will: if you want something big but don't want to break the piggy bank. pete: rick reich

rachel: yes.s do you really believe have someone anointing their head, praying over them on a regular basis? hopefully we can get prayer and god actually back in our schools because it's the only thing that has the power to break up all these evils that are facing our children today. welcome to the bible cafe. this is the place that our kids come and are able to get tutored every day. >> it is academic. it is spiritual? >> spiritual first. rachel: spiritual first. >> spiritual first, act dem i believe. >> hero sports academy room. i took the design from our nfl locker room. our flag football team trains here. basketball team trains here. we have professional batting cages. middle age group. got out of school. how was school, man? this is brandy. she was running around, sneaking out of the house, chasing boys, failing out of school and she went to an alternative school. rachel: okay. >> and was able to catch up two grade levels. >> wow. >> now, tell them. >> i have straight as and bs. >> all takes

rachel: will cain actually worked on a ranch. all right. rachel: buck him off.ake a bow. will cain. i respect the effort. you have to respect the effort. will require was pretty fast rachel. it's super slick. the minute he hit spin, and i think he hit it on high, you go flying. >> i only took it as far as medium. he told me he saved me some sugar. he said i gave you a little sugar. pete: you cheated? >> that's fake news. >> stop the steal rachel: good news for will, i don't think he did that in front of cole hauser. we are going over to christina coleman live in new orleans. christina. >> we are here, the french quarter, tens of thousands of people right with the fireworks shop. people crafting their new year's resolutions. what is your new year's resolution? >> i hope i can drink less beer and more bourbon because there is less calories. >> we would love to have more morals tonight. but we have a tough shot there. so we'll pray one more. look at that one. madison, what have you got? >> i don't have a shot physically. i'm still drink water because i'm on the clo

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rachel: is that your band?> i still like a good pair of vans, a good pair of shoes, made in america, i think, one time in america. rachel: probably made by child labor. all he thoses shoes are, it's terrible. >> welcome to "fox & friends." it's the fourth and final hour. we've been eating all hour, we've had steak, lucky charms, great tak tak tacos from rich. >> he is a legitimate five star chef. it's not fake. >> now we've got -- >> what are they called? >> kragle. rachel: why are they called kragle. >> national bagel day is today. we have kragles. rachel: what is that? it's a mixture of croissant and bagel i've been told. that's pretty interesting. i love coconut. >> pa take your pick. >> cheese and i don't know what that is. rachel: that looks like jalapeno. i've never seen you pick up anything that was green before. how is it? >> the bagel's a little softer. i really like it. >> you're is falling you apart. par for the course. rachel: we need a fox. we need a "fox & friends weekend" dog to pick up the food

lawrence, rachel, pete?u alexandria. >> pete: what are chances they have a log for the side door of the beach house with all the dealers come in. >> rachel: prostitutes because hunter had access to this house. >> pete: he is living in that house. the documents are who knows where. we have no idea who is coming and going. it is a crime scene. and they are there hacking out. in it. steve. >> lawrence: can we talk about for a second i was reading the article and the statement they released. he said the attorneys were being escorted by the doj. why does the doj get to escort -- at the time of the crime that was committed, he was the former vice president. had no opportunity to declassify. his defense is not even a defense. his defense is actually pleading guilty. the white house thus far. when it came to the trump administration their defense has always been that he was the president at the time. he had the right to declassify. that is something that can be duped out. >> pete: everyone knew they were there. >> l

rachel, will, pete. rachel: thank you so much., there is no proof of that, what the government saying well, it doesn't prevent covid but it lessens the symptoms. we have no study on that. there is nothing proving that whatsoever. i want to mention later in the show we're ininterviewing a young filmmaker who actually had a vaccine injury, ended up was gaslighted, told it wasn't happening. she ended up making a film, giving voice to -- will: doing interyou have you with the anecdotals. >> excellent film. we'll have the filmmaker on. will: have you guys seen the viral video going around with neil degrasse tyson talking about the vaccine? >> no. will: you know neil degrasse tyson, celebrity astro physicist. still saying it stops transmission. he is still out there believing that the vaccine stops transmission. pete: on what basis? will: basis i surf on level of news and never dig deep. it is insane. rachel: we had senator johnson on a lot of people who had the vaccine are having hard time adjusting to new facts about the vaccine. pete

rachel: yeah.seems to me they're trying to make an example out of him and, i think, somehow scare other pro-lifers from exercising their the right, but we'll see. will: shannon, what's coming up today on "fox news sunday"? >> we are going to do a deep dive with our legal panel, our experts, three attorneys, former officer, to talk about what went down, what comes next, and we've got republican mike mccall, democrat adam smith to talk about the case that you guys mentioned, general who said we're going to be potentially fighting with china in 2025. was that taken out of context, what does it mean, these guys are foreign policy experts, we'll talk about that. ukraine, the tanks that we're sending that may not get there for a year. we'll talk the documents and all kinds of 2024 business, plus a senator so new i and so young, she's still mistaken for a staffer. what it's like to be a freshman over there. will: all right, shannon, we'll be watching. thank you so much. pete: 2 p.m. today on the fox news

rachel: no. no. pete: dry and -- rachel: no, no.lmonds are not -- will:'s here's pete's hard shells. pete: now, hard shells are awesome. will: hard shells are awesome. pete: have you had the doritos ones from taco bell? will: get out of here. rachel: taco bell is not -- pete: it sure is. if you're a norwegian. that's why you don't know any food from norwegians. so we decided almonds, out. come on, kathleen. rachel: hard shell is way too gringo. [laughter] will: honestly, that that flour's not doing it for me. pete: oh, this is the best. will: i actually think the hard shell wins morning. give me the hard shell. pete: they're good. will: yeah. pete: they remind me of my youth and my adulthood. will: of mexican food in minneapolis. [laughter] pete: by the way -- the. rachel: ray those words should not go together. i have been to some good mexican restaurants in minneapolis. pete: which ones, chili's? rachel: no. again, not mexican food. pete: this is a mocktail. will: in the smoothest of transitions -- let's bring in dan bonn gee mow

rachel: exactly.ill: saw in the report, late-term abortions, youth sterilization, what type of things, what type of examples will they allow soon in minnesota? >> reporter: when the governor signs it there are no guardrails here. republicans were trying to amend the bill before it was passed to add some type of guardrail for example, you know, preventing any third trimester abortions but, by one vote democrats passed that bill and the governor is expected to sign it. there are some other bills like this in states like colorado, maryland, new jersey, oregon, vermont. this just goes to show after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade the decision on abortion really goes back to the states. will: no guardrails. pete: no guardrails at all. this is by the way the manifestation of the democrat party's view on this issue. if they have their way there are to guardrails at all, abortion on demand all the way up to birth. will: question, clarification that i asked you, brooke, is something i think everyone o

rachel: this is at the march yesterday. pete: watch. >> this march is taking place at the biggest time of my profession, the nfl playoffs, this is way, way, way more important. it's amazing to me that god actually used football to shine some light on the subject of life for all of us. a young man named demar hamlin of the buffalo bills made a routine tackle his heart stopped beating on the field. it could have been tragic but something miraculous happened. the team medical staff rushed scout got demar's heart started again. that wasn't the miracle. the real miracle was the reaction of everyone to that. the announcers on the broadcast, what did they say? all we can do is pray. all across the country people started praying. even people who aren't necessarily religious got together and called on god. that should be encouraging to us because that's exactly why we're here today because every day in this country, innocent lives are at stake but those lives are still important to god and in god's eyes. pete: good for him. i though

rachel: on high. data think tank, who knew president biden had one, in washington, but in his garage in wilmington and somewhere else. we are learning who owned is that, who lived in that house in wilmington after president biden left the vice presidency, that four years, at his primary residence, was it somebody else's? miranda devine posted a screenshot of a 2018 hunter biden rental application which makes it clear it was hunter biden who lived at that residence and according to the documents, paid his father $50,000 a month to rent the house. really? 50 grand a month. it was on his driver's license that this was his location. the documents were locked in the garage with the corvette. who else had access to them? rachel: so much intermingling and weird financial stuff between hunter and his dad. hunter paying wills for president biden. now we hear he is paying rent. $50,000 a month. things that don't happen within families. it is weird unless you are laundering money. you said who else had access to

rachel: right. if you vilify the cops, you'll get less people wanting to be comes and get these people that only have two years experience on a unit that probably needs a lot more experience and wisdom. will: yeah. pete: we'll continue talking about that topic this morning. we also shift over to the economy where we did a segment earlier on the fact that there's a lot of companies laying people off well there's a lot of people you might call it the covid hangover, a lot of virtual jobs are gone. there's skepticism about the economy going forward and we're learning with some more data that americans are falling behind on payments as things are costing even more. car payments, something if you bought a car, better be able to pay for it. the amount of americans late on car payments by at least 60 days has doubled since april of 2021 to december of 2022. that while, and this might be part of it, gas prices were really high, they came down and now they're going back up again. they're up 12-cents in the p

rachel, love the glasses.ference to my good friend, sean duffy, it's a great with look for you. he's on my show tonight. it is a good look. i wake up with you guys, and i know saturday mornings no one wants to hear any bad news, but just for a moment reflecting on their comments, biden and harris, that we're somehow in this wonderful spot, this transformatively good place, but i'm really worried like you on the couch, all of you, passionately love this place. ., you pledged your -- pete, you pledged your life for it. where else are we going to go? we don't have any place else to save. where are you going to go, canada? they're being led by a tyrant, obrador down in mexico who's a straight-up communist. the fact that we have people many charge who are so deluded that they believe that, you know, record mental health crises in schools, hundreds of thousands of kids dying of fentanyl, a literal invasion at our southern border, international chaos in ukraine, inflation we haven't seen in 40 years, real wages down

rachel: no.ill: nor to your point all of the places where joe biden has been and hunter biden has been subsequently in business deals. we talked about this yesterday, i said what is concerning to me, this is probably, look what biden is accused of in terms of these investigations is also unconscionable. i'm afraid it is also typical of what goes on in washington. i think that is validated by this look at this text from 2019 this is a professor at the university of pennsylvania. rachel: where the you'd penn biden center is. will: his name is frank planton, jr., this is a note he gave to hunter biden's daughter. he told her this is a direct quote. my impression it is pretty light lifting encouraging her to go on a chip to china. pretty light lifting. no long speeches or more con veryizational. they willfully you to business class and of course provide all your accomodations and meals and a happy to try to arrange meetings or introductions for you there or in sectors in china. i think that it would

rachel: wow, do i love this song. that's a shot of louisville, kentucky. get ready for the 8:00 hour. i'm here with will and pete, and, you know, they're super healthy now. they had hair bone broth -- [laughter] in the last segment. and already they look just a little less wrinklinged. will: really? if. pete: that's more my style. rachel: that's rick. he is making tortillas. these are the aoc style, the ones she wants us, to way she wants us to make it. look at that, he's making to have tee a yas. -- tortillas. that's my tortilla press, by the way, i brought it in today. people might not know this about rick, he is an excellent cook that specializes many mexican cooking. pete: this is a fact. rachel: he's amazing. pete: he is. let's see what he can do in the green room on a hot plate. rachel: we had that big debate about corn or flour. he's making fresh tortillas for us. pete: you said you can't make electric stove tortillas. >> i prefer to heat hem over a flame. you have to make them like th

so, rachel -- rachel: just so funny.uys yesterday i real feely bad for the family. i do not believe alec baldwin intentionally did this. i have a lot of empathy. seven kids. caught with the fake accent before. i think she is kind of suppressed it for a while. now it has come back. people online are being ruthless saying it is her emotional support accent. that she, i mean it is, it is cultural pope race, i get it. i understand why people would want to -- will: remind me, what is her claim to spain? annual family trips to spain? rachel: as a kid. you went to hawaii as a kid on vacation. can you come back with a is beingent hike that? will: i am not doing any accents. i'm not. rachel: very flattering. i get why people would want to be hispanic, i get it, but it is ridiculous and please, please stop. all of you. will: you will remember this story, new york city mayor eric adams, had a relief center on ran dal's island. rachel: yes. will: you went and visited. rachel: i did. will: remember it had the xboxs, the whole set up.

says rachel starts hello. pete is a loser. that's what the prompter said. guess what, pete, it doesn't end here. we have a little surprise for you. >> pete: it ends here. >> rachel: no it's not. [shouting] >> pete: quit your crying. quit your crying, you baby. i got you a blanky, baby. here we go. here we go. put on your blanky. put on your blanky. there we go. [laughter] >> here we go. look at these socks? we got the socks today. i missed my theme but it's all good. >> >> pete: todd were, you ever worried at all last night? >> todd: i was but then i realized you have kurt cousins throwing a 2-yard out on fourth and 8. >> pete: how do you chuck it down on 4th and 8. >> todd: you should have gone the entire game more so than you did. >> pete: jefferson as well. >> todd: he is good as well. you said something that i think is going to hurt my giants going to the next game. you said last weekend my team has no defense. you're right. your team has no defense. the eagles have a good defense so i'm a little bit worri

rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, rick.r of migrant encounter the at the border. new data reveals a scarier figure, more than 278,000 who got away, an average of nearly 2500 a day. our next guest has reported from the border, sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now to t to he react. this is just after we heard about 38 known terrorists coming across the border which is blowing away all the records on capturing terrorists. we tonight know how many terrorists are in the got away number. maria: that's exactly right. good morning to you, rachel. rachel: g maria: these are devastating numbers. i've seen this up close and personal, many times. when you consider the fact that now 38 people, just since october, okay, this is just since october, 38 people have been apprehended on the terrorist watches list. this is o on top of 98 people te prior year. this is who we know of. there are plenty what that have actually gotten through. the got aways, more than a million at this point on joe biden's watch. we don't know

rachel: in 2019 it was 0. 0.otect you, to take care of this country. those numbers should tell you everything you need to know. hard to extrapolate on the number, 250 a month, that is like in scottsdale, arizona, every single month which a large city. i'm from arizona. that's a large city. this is happening, no matter what they tell you, that it is not happening, those numbers don't lie. will: it is your fault, this is to the biden administration is blaming for this abject open borders crisis, they say to fox news digital of course the numbers will be higher when you are not elected, when republican elected officials like smugglers falsely proclaim the border is open, because of a court order to lift title 42. if you point out the obvious, you are the reason. >> the biggest propaganda shell game one can imagine. you are telling the truth, and therefore it is your fault and the truth according to the biden administration is this lie. it has all been a big success. watch. >> president biden: we are off to a pretty

rachel. be worst on record this winter, rachel.— waits could be worst on record this winter, rachel. the pressures facing a&e departments _ winter, rachel. the pressures facing a&e departments at _ winter, rachel. the pressures facing a&e departments at the _ winter, rachel. the pressures facing a&e departments at the moment, . winter, rachel. the pressures facing| a&e departments at the moment, or nhs hospitals at the moment are just as severe _ nhs hospitals at the moment are just as severe as during the covid pandemic. we hear about the risk of the nhs _ pandemic. we hear about the risk of the nhs being overwhelmed, all stories_ the nhs being overwhelmed, all stories about the nhs crisis and impacts— stories about the nhs crisis and impacts on various parts of the health— impacts on various parts of the health service. a couple days ago was about — health service. a couple days ago was about the increase in heart disease — was about the increase in heart disease. today there was a story ab

rachel: yeah. >> it's filling up with snow -- rachel: that's amazing!oll that looks like this with accessories including a tiara that that kids can wear. and it's only $11.99. great value. rachel: yeah. >> now we're going to talk with toys that you can play when there is some snow starting with create a castle. this was recently on shark tank, and this one is the deluxe tower the kit. it comes in different heights. if this was real snow, you could pack it in, it would hold, create a texture tower, stack hem on top and create sculptures. rachel: you can use sand too. >> you got me. you invest for the winter, take it to the beach in the summer, make epic sand callses. all year -- castles. all year round, great options. what would a show day be without sledding? will: go ahead. [laughter] >> let's start right here. rachel: will's segment. >> this is kind of the most epic snow we could find here. pete: it's not going to go anywhere. will: i can't. >> this is gizmo stratus the snow sled. it actually has a steering wheel which is great for safe i because with

back to you. >> rachel: thank you, peter.o interesting as this develops, and i spoke with newt gingrich. democrats are so -- they always stick together. they've got each other's back. really interesting, early on, seeing these democrats break away and start criticizing the white house. i asked former speaker newt gingrich why he thought they were doing it. was it politics? or are they seeing trouble with what's happening in the scandal? here's what he said. >> thought they had a clear shot at donald trump you know they have president biden with icing four different examples of mishandling secure information. and the documents that were found in the university of pennsylvania office lead directly to the question of how many millions of dollars the chinese communists -- why they univeuniversity president is noe ambassador to berlin, and to what extent the entire biden team was being paid indirectly by the chinese communists while they were there. all of these things all of a sudden if you are a rational democrat, you are lookin

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all right, rachel back to you inside. rachel: thank you, rick.se democrats shamelessly opposing legislation that would require health providers to give immediate medical care to infants who survive an abortion procedure. >> the problem with this bill is not that it makes anything that -- it's not that it provides any new presbyterians from infant -- protections for infants and the problem is that it endangers some infants by stating that that infant must immediately be brought to the hospital. rachel: joining us now are two women that survivorred their mother's abortions and founder of the abortion survivors network, melissa and sarah. sarah and melissa, thank you so much for joining us this morning. i'm going to let you just start, melissa. i want to talk about your stories but i can't ignore that sound byte that we just heard. howdies ingenuous is jerry nadler? >> i could use a whole lot more words to describe that but we continue to hear the same language during roe and after roe that born-alive legislation isn't needed and it is searching for

rachel: exactly.ic antibiotics, or if they were to shut down microchips or if they were to shut -- any number of things we rely on china from, put the squeeze on, are we really capable, let alone a military confrontation? rachel: that is it what we were trying to address under trump, some of those issues. i don't think we're prepared militarily or even these other ways they can attack us. will: we'll turn to additional headlines. cpb sources v. vealing, about are 300,000 known got-aways. this is the only number of migrants officials were able to spot at the border october 1st of this year. 2450 migrants are crossing the border every day. this make as grand total of southwest border encounters over 71thousand so far. -- 717,000. >>> fox weather alert. dangerous arctic front bringing freezing conditions to the northern plains, upper midwest. whiteout forcing multiple road closers at night. temperatures expected to drop below zero for 20 million people. follow the story, all the latest weather developmen

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rachel: he did handle that.at the capitol police. some republicans have said this is a big fail on the part of capitol police. given all the things that are happening, she is very oddly soft with the capital police. will: you wonder why that footage was not released, law enforcement attempting to cya on their own response, not picking up the hints or understanding the severity of the situation to the moment the hammers struck. will: even the officers at the home, it is not clear they knew it was nancy pelosi's home, are we at the right address? they acted quickly when the hammer was swung. rachel: my husband was not the speaker of the house, but every officer in town knew where our house was, because it was a potential target. a lot of unanswered questions. we need to make sure our lawmakers are protected. will: that is why he kept pay -- saying i am paul pelosi, nancy pelosi's house. rachel: another topic is the border. things keep getting worse down there. i want to show you footage of texas dps in the rio gra

will, rachel, pete? rachel: thank you. will: to another fox news alert, six more items are found at president joe biden's home many wilmington, delaware. rachel: the documents discovered in an all-day search nearly two weeks after we first learned about classified material found at the penn biden center. pete: brooke broke the story last night on fox news digital, and she joins us now. >> reporter: good morning, even more classified documents found in president biden's wilmington, delaware, home during a nearly 13-hour fbi search. biden's personal attorney revealing in a statement that the doj took the possession of materials it deemed within the scope of its inquiry including six items with classification markings. bauer says those records date back to biden's time in the senate and as vice president, but he did not say exactly how many classified documents were found. fbi agents began their search at i 9:45 on friday morning before wrapping up around 10:30 at might. white house officials and members of president biden's

this is to be 25, i am harris faulkner coming here with my cohost emily compagno, also joining us rachelpos duffy, carissa thompson, and brian kilmeade. it is on. it's going to be good, baby. >> your first time. >> harris: i got my chiefs read on. yes, it's a good day. all right, let's talk now, because we have two to talk about, a staggering new on the biden border crisis, customs and border patrol or telling fox news that in the past four months alone, they are been nearly 300,000 got a ways, the ones that we know about that the cameras on the sensors pick up, plus last week agents told fox news they were having more than 1.2 million guideways since president biden took office, that does not include all of the ones in the country that we have no idea that they crept in. it is not only cities near the southern border that are feeling the effects of this, check out what happened in new york city last night. [screaming] >> harris: okay, protests broke out when dozens of people refuse to leave the watson hotel in midtown manhattan, the city is kicking them out and relocating them to the br

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>> rachel: i decided to stay. >> brian: we booked you for all three hours. >> rachel: grace to be hereling in for ainsley. >> brian: i know the pieces have you been doing and oven on the road. >> steve: where are you going? >> rachel: interviewing congressional grandma. >> steve: very nice. thank you for for joining us wherever you are. an earthquake woke up residents along l.a. county this morning. the magnitude 4.2 quake reported off the coast of malibu was quickly followed by three after shocks. >> rachel: that's right and our own bill melugin is on the west coast tweeting that it felt like a pretty decent earthquake here in l.a. just now it woke me up. >> brian: bill is always covering the news. no reports or injuries or structural damage so far. the l.a. fire department is now conducting a survey by air, ground, and by sea. we are going to keep you posted as this thing develops and the sun comes up. meanwhile, the white house continues to side step questions. are president biden's document scandal. and we have another person in the fray. >> rachel: that's right. as concerns about

rachel: what conclusion can you draw from that?t 19 page affidavit where so much was revealed including everything you recited so excellently? >> the thing i was most excited about was he left such a critical piece of evidence behind. when you talk about the sheath lien -- being left on the bed. wise the third floor so critical? you can only enter that house from the first floor or the second floor. let's say he entered the second floor come which is what we believe good the sliding glass door. why go up the stairs? why would you take your self away from a possible exit of any kind? i believe that was his target area. he was targeting one of the two females on the third floor, no question in my mind. rachel: do you feel as i do, that a lot of what we are hearing about what he allegedly attempted to do to cover his tracks instead just belie frankly a pretty juvenile attempt at covering his tracks? it seems in hindsight we have that benefit that this actually was, he left behind such evidentiary area -- do you feel he thought he was

>> listen, i've seen rachel, okay?se i see the same thing. okay? >> i'm telling you, if i wanted to be with rachel, i would get a divorce. i would not [bleep] kill my wife over something that small. you know what? right now i guess i don't give a [bleep] what happens to me, okay? i know what happened, i know what you're trying to do. >> what am i trying to do? >> you're trying to get me upset and it's working. congratulations. >> upset at this hostile line of questioning, seth said he'd had enough. got up and strangely shook thomas'hand. >> appreciate it. >> and then he walked out. in the end, what did the investigators have? that seth lied about sex, but was it even that? all he admitted to was making out with rachel. and on the big question, he insisted, over and over again, that he did not kill lisa. even agent thomas expressed disappointment with the outcome of the marathon interview, nearly five hours long. >> you felt you'd come out of a 15 round fight? >> it was exhausting. felt somewhat like a failure, in some

rachel indaga y nos explica lo que encontrÓ.l sandoval me explicÓ que no es asÍ de fÁcil. >> aÚn no hemos salido de la sequÍa, todavÍa estamos por debajo de la precipitaciÓn promedio. rachel: sin embargo, muestra que hay buenos niveles de agua en reservorios y represas. >> el 15 o 20% de el almacenamiento y ahorita vamos al 75%. rachel: hasta esta semana la nieve acumulada en la sierra estaba un 225% por encima lo que cae normalmente. >> la nieve es el almacenamiento mÁs grande de california, cuando no tenemos tanta nieve las presas van bajando y pueden llegar a condiciones crÍticas, esto es una condiciÓn crÍtica. ahorita como estamos la capa esta bien y nos estamos dando cuenta que las presas poco a poco se empiezan a llenar. rachel: ¿en california estamos preparados con la capacidad de recibir toda esta agua y poder guardarla para futuros aÑos de sequÍa? >> sÍ, ahorita estamos como en un 75%. usualmente pensamos en recoger el agua. en el subsuelo tenemos una presa. rachel: segÚn me cuenta no es la mayor de sus preocupaciones,

it's too late. rachel instant, reaction. not at all. not at all. 8000000000 people's 8000000000, potentially brilliant new ideas that will increase food production that will figure out new very cool ways for people to learn on the internet that will think about, you know, ways to multiply the number of teachers. it's, i'm much more optimistic, right? this this, this is paul on, on youtube is watching us right now. jennifer poll says that government planning question mark. those individuals who make up government can't see beyond the next election cynicism from the chief who would have thought it. i actually don't disagree with paul. is that my husband paul a yes. and that's why i tend to be i'm also an optimist in general. but if there's anywhere that the pessimism starts to sneak and it actually is when we think about democracy and how hard it is to change policy now. and that is because elected leaders have the short term views. however, i will say that even something simple like just to stick on retirement for a 2nd because it really

>> rachel: rach he did good.e not pompeo. >> brian: wow, that's going to be a little tense on the show now. >> rachel: that's a joke. >> brian: that's not how i'm taking it. >> rachel: i have do actually always introduce miranda devine as the great miranda devine can you ask her. >> ainsley: mark levin is mad at he is the great one. >> brian: do you have a sense of like when to wrap? this has gone five minutes too long. >> will: i have to say it's not on them. brian. >> pete: that's why i'm staying over we are way over time. >> rachel: leaving it to the will to wrap. bill. >> will: dehumanizing us while. geraldo rivera coming up live. >> brian: taking egg stream measures renting chickennens. jeff flock will join us with the flock of his own. ♪ i don't know where my home is ♪ and, baby i ghing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medici

the rachel maddow. here it is. it's a great question.s plots impacted by the u.s. entry into world war ii? was our massive national mobilization against germany central to snuffing out this right wing extremism? would something of a similar scale be required next time? >> that's very interesting question. it kind of cuts both ways, i think, in history. the investigations that have the whole basis for the first half of the podcast all started before the u.s. got into world war two. but the actual great sedition trial, that's the sort of basis for the back half the podcast, it takes place starting in 1944, during most of 1944, by which point or deep into the war, and part of the way they brought those charges was not just that there were ultra right fascist groups planning to overthrow the u.s. government, but there are doing so in conspiracy with the nazis, what the hit government in germany, which we were then at war with. so that affected, i think, the way that they charged. but i would also say that when we won the war, and the war end

along with "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy. rachel?orning to both of you. what an honor to be here with lynn fitch the woman who argued before the supreme court and had this decision overturned. she is, by the way, a single mom of three. attorney general, what does it mean to you to be here and actually really, before that, when you were arguing, did you think it would come out in this direction? did you think you could win the whole time? >> what an amazing day. >> rachel: right? >> we're here to celebrate oh my goodness 50 years later actually celebrating. it was such an amazing time. as we got the case, we prepared in the argument. we knew there were thousands of people already rallying outside, praying, supporting. uplifting and empowering us. my solicitor general scott stuart and i were in there arguing. it was amazing. we felt so good and so uplifted. >> rachel: now you are here at the first march for life in the first post roe v. wade era. what does that mean to you. >> it's incredible. it's surreal. >> this is a god case. god h

do you see rachel? i mean, this is it, you know, i'm not gonna sit here and talk about hunter biden's laptop. i'm not gonna sit here talking about him, filming himself smoking, crack cocaine, having sex with prostitutes, watching pool, and all this kind. i'm not going to talk about that i want. i want to talk about that. let's not talk about john kerry or nancy pelosi there kids having dealings with ukrainian company, but it isn't much like 100 biden as well. i mean, you know, the sheer volume of scandal, if any of these scandals had happened under trump, he would have been kicked out a lot sooner. so you just see this kind of double stand is going back and forth. the aussies. rachel blevins, always good to see you. thank you. thank you. and thanks for joining us to this program here. lie from moscow and it's a national 6 30 pm. now we will be back very soon. the for we came here to new, ze no garage to speak to hockey. legend, he got a lot of you know, what if i told you talk to was more than just a sp

and rachel. what's the view from the west do you think that the russian army is still strong enough to even carry out a major offensive or is what we're seeing with regard to the kremlin shakeup of its top military? just more propaganda? i think, i mean that's really the open question. i think most people assume its top military? just more propaganda? i think, i mean that that the russian army is still strong enough to mount some kind of renewed offensive. but, um, opinion is quite divided on whether whether it will work any better than what's been put before. i think that, you know there was an initial, um, you know, there was initial fear of the russian army and people thought it was quite strong before the war started. and now these opinions have been mediated quite significantly, but no one is quite certain that, that they can't manage anything. i mean, it is still a very big power with a very big military. if they do a mobilization, um, i would expect it to be a bit painful and tragic first,

and rachel, what's the view from the west? do you think that the russian army is still strong enough to even carry out a major offensive, or is what we're seeing with regard to a kremlin shakeup of its top military, just more propaganda? i think, and i mean, that's really the open question. i think most people assume that, that the russian army is still strong enough to mount some kind of renewed offensive, but an opinion is quite divided on whether whether it will work any better than what spend. but for i think that, you know, there was an initial, a, you know, there was a initial fear of the russian army and people thought it was quite strong before the war started. and now these opinions have been, it mediated quite a significantly. but no one is quite certain that that they can't manage anything. i mean, it is still a very big power with a very big military. if they do a mobilization, um i would expect it to be a bit painful and tragic 1st, even if it's not gonna shift the game significantly, it with all that pain and tra