. >> skylar, rachel, sheila. total bffs >> they hung out all the time. >> you thought of them as team >> the three of them becam inseparable. >> then one ended up missing >> nobody's heard from her nobody knows where she is. >> something's wrong something's bad wrong. >> where was skylar? someone was hiding something >> it was the fbi. they were serious. >> twitter, instagram, facebook you just see things. ridiculously out of control. >> a click of mean girls were they mean enough to kill? >> she was like, well, she'l blackmail me >> it was such a shocking an scandalous kind of case. >> this was diabolical >> evil comes in all shapes an sizes. hello. hello. for skylar neese's parents, their teenage daughter for skylar niece's parents their daughter is all they could hope for happy at a part-time job but their world turned upside down when their only child seemed t vanish without a tratrace. at first, they thought she had run away run away gentle rolling hills of northern west virginia, >> in the gentle rolling hi

rachel: wow! oh, my gosh. pete: go, rachel! [cheers and applause] rachel: ow.o do it for us today. thanks for hanging out. pete: have a great sunday. go to church, everybody. [laughter] rachel: that the hurt. ♪ if. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thank so much for joining us, welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm a maria bartiromo. today, weakness invites aggression. communist china threatens and bullies the united states other diplomatic meetings with taiwan after no u.s. response whatsoever to china's provocations, a covid-19 cover-up, a surveillance balloon serving u.s. military secrets back to beijing, efforts to eliminate the reserve status for the u.s. dollar, all aggression met with no response

rachel: yes.hort supply of them, and there's an incentive to not really be abraves, because with you won't be hired. pete: i'm thinking the closest analogy would probably be the internet. originally, well, this is a new way to communicate and get information, and it has brought a lot of wonderful things. rachel: sure has. pete: but there is a massive deep, dark side to the internet too because we are, by nature, you can hire all the cysts -- ethicists you want, we're broken, simple people who will find me pair you -- nefarious for anything we have. for now, we're just getting a sense of it. will: so a.i., open a.i., chatgpt which we're on, apparently, how does it work? well, should i set up? pete: curt the cyber guy who we consult with had a little fun, can asked chatgpt4 which is latest variation, he asked who is will cain and -- will: it was weird for me to set this up. pete: how is he associated with sports? here's what chatgpt said. >> will cain is an american journalist, political commentator

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rachel: we will.eep talking about that. >>> up next, we're back with our voter panel. what they're thinking about safety and national security, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ pete: well, joe biden announced his re-election bid the week, and there are a number of issues, as you know, plaguing america. we're back now with our voter panel to see what some of their top issues are. not your issues. you keep your issues to yourself. we're going to talk about political issues. st been fun getting to know and talking to you all this morning, appreciate it. we've got a couple of republicans, democrats and independents, so across the spectrum, but we haven't talked that much about foreign policy or national security or america's sand thing on the world teenage. marisa -- stage. marisa, how would you grade or how do you look at biden's foreign policy over two years as a democrat? >> it has not been strong at all, and the dnc kind of touted him as someone that had experience because of his appearance as a vice president, but that's

rachel: yeah.resting, marco rubio also said in that interview he thinks that what happened with that leaker of these documents is that, you know, we're all, everybody -- if you go on a vacation and you don't post about it, it's like it didn't happen. and he says as more and more young people are having access to our classified information, he thinks that this is a growing problem about social media and sort of how we operate as humans now. will: those leaks revealed, i think, inspect to the china, two very concerning things. the spy balloon was just one of several spy balloons that have been sent over the united states over a long period of time. and the second, it showed that china's really been working on successfully hypersonic missiles that can reach the u.s. mainland. you know, i've been reading lately, and you've referenced it several times on our show, the war games played out between the united states and china. the admiral for the indo-pacific fleet said expect a chinese invasion of taiwan

rachel: yeah.hen joy reid, they found all those old e-mails or whatever, they were like anti-gay kind of stuff and she was, like, it wasn't me, i was hacked? this is new version of that, i guess. pete: and it, again, we already live in this society where you can barely trust anything, ask now stuff like that. will: the real joe rogan tweeted, this is going to get very slippery, kids. rachel: yeah, very true. pete: all right. we've got more, three hours -- 3 hours and 43 minutes left. still ahead, sacrificing employees to cater to the wok. the growing list of companies shedding jobs while donating millions to activist -- [inaudible] rachel: plus, the president of mexico has been criticizing the u.s. if for having cultural problems, so who is this guy? his unique style of politics and why it matters to americans, next. ♪ ♪ it's taking me higher, higher ♪ ♪ (vo) in three seconds, this couple will share a perfect moment. (woman) is that? oh wow! but we got to sell our houses! (vo) don't worry. sell and

rachel: yeah.layed the role of a visiting angel for joe biden or the easter bunny, because the easter bunny also did some of that work too, we saw is. pete: important. rachel: anything else we should know? you mentioned service a big genealogy trip, but was there anything else that came out that could be of interest to the any of us back home? >> reporter: i think we just covered it. [laughter] will: perfect answer. thank you, peter. rachel: thanks, peter. said it all. will: there's nothing more terrifying than an absolute open question if and just blank space, you know? pete: that's how you do it. rachel: no, i mean, it's -- the fact that peter doocy, so astute, is like, really? pete: self-evidently a personal trip. and they shouldn't even try to hide it. and you know what? it's the prerogative of a president -- rachel: it sure is. pete: yes, it's taxpayer dollars, but concern. rachel: can i say this married to an irishman, they feel very proud i know when st. patrick's day at the white house and

rachel: right.kamala harris is inside of the correspondents' dinner when she went to nashville, she didn't, as you mentioned, meet with the victims' families, the christian families that are still suffering and still i trying to understand what happened because, of course, we still haven't seen that manifesto. but, you know, she did meet with those two fellows that you mentioned inside and outside protesting and being feted at the same time. pete: yeah. or maybe they're just op por if tunists who said, well, we got the invite, now that we're famous, how much more press we can get if we walk outside and block a government suv. so that's what was happening outside. inside i didn't watch a minute of it. rachel: yeah. pete: but there were some jokes across the spectrum, but roy wood jr. who's a comedian add had some fun with joe biden. here's what he said. >> real quick, mr. president, i think you left some of your classified documents up here. [laughter] no, don't give 'em to him, i'll put them in a sa

rachel: clear skies. if we look forward we are looking out the window and it is raining hard in new york city. will: thanks for being with us, 8:00 eastern time. remember when the supreme court before the supreme court decided in the dobbs decision to end roe versus wade there was a pressure campaign against justices because the draft opinion was leaked and justice roberts said we will find out who did it and a year later we still don't know who leaked that draft. they did an internal investigation, still have no idea but justice alito speaking to the wall street journal says he thinks he might know who did it. he said i have a pretty good idea who is responsible but that's different from the level of proof needed to name somebody. the leak created an atmosphere of suspicion and distrust, those of us thought to be in the majority thought about the draft opinion, it targets assassination, they might be able to stop the decision in dobbs by killing one of us. really strong words. you get the sense he and hi

rachel: right. do an off the wall, deep dive into the document leaks and see how it compares to past classified leaks, and that's coming up at 8:40 a.m. i can't wait for that. pete: it's coming up. i better study up. [laughter] i've got two and a half hours. we'll do it. the last five days joe biden's been doing the family reunion in ireland. so all this is going on, and joe biden is tracing his family tree and talking about really weird stuff and telling kids not to get covid if they want to pursue their dreams -- [laughter] it's been a rambling, a rolling set of nonsense. anyway, he did answer a question about his future plans as he's delayed announcing whether he'll run again. if you missed it, here's joe biden talking about whether he'll run in '24. watch. >> reporter: -- whether the last few days have changed your calculus for when you'll make an announcement on -- >> no, no, no. i've already made that calculus. we'll announce it relatively soon. but the trip here just reinforced my sense of op

rachel: yeah.initely ready for him to run, but he said some very conflicting things which happens when you're a little confused. pete: he told a bunch of little kids that the key to success is nobody getting covid. rachel: right. keep, deep thoughts. keep thoughts by joe biden. pete: and we also learn now that intel agencies under the previous administration knew about these chinese spy craft, which which we shouldn't call them balloons, people think it's insignificant, it's not if the. but the executive branch wasn't told about it, so it makes you wonder who knows what and what are they sharing especially in light of these additional leaks showing even more involvement in ukraine than anyone would publicly admit. what can you trust? that's what steven motherrer said e -- mosher on a program, i don't know which one. rachel: i think it was on ingraham. >> let's not call them spy balloons because that makes it sound like we're at a kids' birthday party. they're air ships. they're very sophisticated a

, or -- >> great question, rachel. >> rachel: aaron rodgers. >> he was not in there. >> rachel: why wasrompter? >> will: joe, take a look at the draft, you love bryce young alabama and crimeson tide, who else do you like and future for their n.f.l. career? >> the guys that were picked, there was studying that goes into this. i do not doubt all the guys chosen will be successful if lady luck stays on their side. injuries can come in to play. the question and i was surprised the quarterback from florida going so high. he did so. his passing is a question, he needs to improve accuracy, but all the guys that went first round, they are going to play, if lady luck stays with them. >> he likes your guy. >> he has a problem with accuracy, which is you troo. he hasn't played a lot. >> that could hurt you. >> as a quarterback? >> steve: joe, thank you for joining us. >> joe: thank you, have a great day in the big city. >> steve: thank you broadway joe and thanks to this delivery of great food from black tap, black tap has been here, visit blacktap.com. >> what is that? >> thanks to the new york c

rachel: exactly.re a apolitical, and believe me, i think it is a nonpolitical event to go to a state dinner. of she's korean-american, she's showing that, buts the just a counsel standard that continues to -- double standard with unequal justice, unequal treatment in the press, at the white house correspondents' dinner by the press. it's just, it's glaring. pete: yeah. will: all right. a few additional headlines, we're going to the start with this: the army identified the three soldiers killed in the apache helicopter collision thursday as chief warrant officer christopher, chief warrant officer kyle mckenna and warrant officer stuart. the three died while returning from a training mission at fort wayne wright. a fourth soldier is in stable condition. following that crash and a blackhawk crash in kentucky last month killed nine service members. >>> doctors in nevada sounding the alarm over a 300% spike in a rare, potentially fatal brain innext among children. the majority -- infection among children.

rachel: yeah. it shows you the power of the consultants and the people behind the trone here that they go, you know what? this is going to work. doesn't seem like they even for a second went out on the street and asked my -- any democrats what they thought. pete: absolutely right. remember when today passed the inflation reduction act, democrats did, which was really all about a green new deal. they said, okay, we're going to spend a little bit more money to try to reduce inflation, but it's actually a down payment on the green new deal. and they had modeled of how much it would cost, and they said, okay, this is going to cost a couple hundred billion, maybe close to $400 billion. well, the penn-wharton budget model on thursday took another look at this climate bill -- rachel: a little late. pete: thanks, penn. [laughter] maybe they were too busy over there at the biden center. it's actually going to cost a trillion. that's not a down payment, that's what the green new deal would have been estimate

rachel: yeah.hey lose track, by the way, of 40% of those children. talk about dig any i, we now have child labor, something we thought we eradicated, i don't know, turn of the sently? >> to your point of losing track of the children, many of the kids go into sex slavery, they're trafficked. everyone always talked about the separation of children. they don't understand that a lot of these kids are being sold off. a lot of these people that said they're their children or relatives, when they do the blood tests and all that, heir not related to them. so, again, they have these nice names and they pretend on tv as if they have compassion for the people. but if you go to the border, you can see the whole process, and there's no compassion for these people. rachel: yeah. al of course ez the hasn't been back to the border since she was crying about the children hat trump administration were trying to separate to find out if these were parents or sex traffickers or what not. >> well, we mow the end goal he

>> rachel: no.dically different characters who are psychological different in every way. it's like in streetcar and named desire, did i get confused between blanche and stella? >> stephen: how do you do the scenes with yourself? would you shoot a day as beverly and a day as elliot? >> rachel: no. if we were doing this scene now, we would just finish, i had been elliot that i would run and changing to beverly and then sit over there. >> stephen: did someone play the other person. >> rachel: yes. i had an acting partner, katie hawthorne, wages, out of drama school. brilliant actress. >> stephen: some people have fantasies when they are younger they identical twin to they can get away with shenanigans and other stuff like that. would you want an identical twin? >> rachel: i mean, i think when you're a kid, it would've been fun. if you are bad at math i didn't want to take a history exam, you could send her sister, swap out. the twins in the show, "dead ringers," they had been doing that since they were

rachel: get that on the playlists. pete: it will be added. >> hello, rachel.on the show. this is awesome thing. go to concerts for a cause,.org, wounded blew as duane mentioned earlier to help contribute. rachel: god bless you allen for doing this. >> thank you, rachel and. pete: pete we appreciate you. thank you. coming up back to our top story, fox news alert. the u.s. military airlifting americans from the embassy in sudan. we're live as the white house responds to the country'san t civil war. [shouting] shake 'n feed. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic inf

rachel: exactly. pete: chuck schumer changed the rules on judicial nominees and, ultimately, it led to donald trump having the opportunity to appoint three supreme court justices concern. rachel: do you think republicans will have the stomach for it? pete: we'll find out. if they have the jurisdiction, hopefully, there's somebody out there the that will want to look at it. will: meanwhile, joe biden not yet declared as a candidate for president, but it is expected. governor gavin newsom sounds like he is getting ready for a red state tour. he doesn't exactly have the best campaign to launch, he doesn't have the best record, he doesn't have the best population. but he seems confident. watch. >> we're going on the road to take the fight to statements where freedom is most under attack, where republican leaders ban books, criminalize doctors, fire teachers, intimidate librarians, kidnap migrants, target trans kids, stoke racism. what's happening in those red states, it's not who we are. it's un-american.

over rachel.r end to a long struggle, but both rachel and leah's children would go on to leave lasting legacies of their own and become central figures in the lord's plans. i think that our pain, whether it's this pain of infertility or pain of rejection that leah felt, it can drive us to god. i learned to pour myself into the world and communicate more with my father because i want to build my skills up, my faith skills up because i need to have them through this difficult time. i think that it's always possible we're going to have rivalries and tensions in our families, whether it's our sisters or brothers or anyone else. we're often going to have to go to god and seek solutions to those problems. and i think we see that through these sisters. coming up, we dive into the story of ruth and how she handled being an outsider. you guys ready? they're ready for it. this spring, it's your last chance to explore everything fox nation has to offer for just one night. i don't want dive into original seri

will, rachel, pete? rachel: thank you.ng in caylee mce neighbormy, or of -- kay -- caylee mce maney of -- kayleigh mcenany. we are living through chaos. your reaction to the story many we're. >> this is incomprehensible to me. how because a legal cult, 18-year-old, biological male end up with cent girls naked in a shower? that should be wrong to anyone who hear this is this story. this is one of the most underdiscussed is how some of these biological males are mimicking teenage girls. there was a conversation between dylan mulvaney and another trans activist, key biological male said girlhood is stronger when there's more of us behind it. jeffrey marsh, a 45-year-old biological male says i absolutely feel a relationship to the concept of girlhood. how are adult males mimicking teenage girls? that should be inconceivable to everyone. ray well, it should show that this is a sickness. i mean, if you're saying you're a girl and you experience girlhood, i've seen also these tiktok videos of these trans men pretend thing like th

rachel: can't wait. >> that's my kind of new. rachel: i love that you're barefoot.i wish i was. [laughter] rachel: you rock. >> it is palm sunday so thank you for joining us for this fourth hour that kicks off holy week. i want to take a moment to promote one more time my life of jesus part two series which launches on fox nation this morning for holy week. we take you to the holy land, retrace the final week of jesus christ's life, his confrontations at the temple with religious leaders, last supper with the disciples. the garden where the disciples fell asleep and peter cut off the ear of the guard around guas it back on. we take you to where he carried the cross, was crucified, buried and rose again and it e ends at the sea of galilee. i want to thank the producers, my pastor who came with me. check it out with your be family. it's three quick episodes. rachel: pete, such a blessing to go to israel, to see it firsthand, to go with your pastor. for those who can't, haven't been able to, maybe you can't get over there, what a fascinating and awesome way to kind of

rachel: yeah.losely just not to the words, but to his voice, he doesn't believe it. [laughter] that wasn't somebody going, listen, she's amazing. remember when she did this and she did that? no. service the, like, sexism, racism -- pete: did a lot of hard work. [laughter] rachel: there's no -- if that's her best defense, wow. will: you know, the american obsession with everything on, whatever, sexism or racism, it's such an interesting eraser. it erases your personality. there are people who go through world probably just like morning television, what's right word to use? you know, jerks. the way they drive, the way hay interact with other human beings, and everyone was watching -- knows who's watching he's a jerk. and that jerk walks around, man, everyone else is racist. [laughter] no, man, it's you. ful it doesn't have anything to do with your group identity, we don't like you personally. and the american public has said are repeatedly they don't like kamala personally. pete: yeah. she's overachi

>> rachel: or pickleball. >> steve: fastest growing sport in america. >> rachel: what about picklebally does everyone like it? >> brian: doable. >> steve: you don't have to move around much. >> brian: if you want to win, you have to move. >> steve: not necessarily. i am going to fort worth on friday. >> brian: play in a tournament. >> steve: battle of the network stars,ic approximatelball at courtside kitchen. if you're in fort worth, come have breakfast with friends and play bickelball. >> rachel: are you playing? >> steve: i am. >> rachel: anyone else? >> steve: find out. >> brian: wish it had a better name, it is named after the inventor's dog, pickleball. paddleball, you use a paddle and racquetball, you use a racket. do you use pickles? >> steve: you can, you won't score. >> rachel: i love pickles by the way. >> brian: do you want to play with them? >> steve: king of the dill playing pickles. another dad joke, guilty as charge. rachel, good to have you. >> rachel: good to be here and your dad jokes. >> steve: another fox news alert, rescue crews are back on the scene of the deadly

good morning, rachel.l my years of covering apple, this is the first time that apple has not responded to our request for guidance and to get basic questions answered about this serious security threat that is now happening pervasively in major cities around the country, coming to a town near you. they've got a hot potato here and trouble on the horizon for them. we'll see how they react to this eventually but right now we previously reported about how these cyber criminals are doing this. they're going to public places like you talked about and whether they have a 4-digit or 6-digit code, all it takes is one of these cyber creeps to catch you entering in that code and then another one snags your phone and they're off to the races and in 60 sends, they don't just have control of your phone but control of your apple id because they get in and they do something to change the inside of your phone, to change the recovery key, which really unlocks the ownership control to all your apple belongings. rachel: let'

rachel: yeah.ill: now to a major break in the investigation into the murders of three florida teens. rachel: two juvenile suspects are under arrest. the youngsest is 12 years scold a man hunt for a 16-year-old is ongoing. joey: joey: lauren blanchard hae latest on it. reporter: sheriff billy woods said they can't blame guns for killing three teenagers but the three criminals not held actable by their schools or society. police are still on the hunt for a third suspect in the teen on teen murders that left two juveniles in handcuffs, three dead, and one on the run in marion county, florida. >> some of you know him, you know where he is, and you need to turn him in. i will get him. i will find him, and justice will be completed. reporter: the victims are 16 year-olds and an unidentified 17-year-old male. investigators say silvernail found shot on the side of the road late last month and taken to the hospital who died about half a mile away where police discovered a 17-year-old boy with a fatal gunsho

rachel: yeah.n more unbelievable, the aftermath and how these people are getting away with it. we're having a discussion about biology and, you know, biological things here. i think about you, louie, and you are a a man, a husband to her, and i'm sure it was just killing you that you couldn't protect your wife throughout this. what's your reaction? >> you know, it makes you sad, it makes you mad, makes you frustrated, and you feel helpless, you know? rachel: yeah. >> being on the phone listening to the what sounded like, you know, it sounded like a zoo outside. people were banging on the door, you know? to say that it makes you -- i was shaking that i was that upset, i was that angry, that helpless. and, you know, it's one of the two most important women in your life, and you can't coanything, you know? i was -- i called san francisco police, they said it's a campus issue, you know, we can't help you. i called the san francisco student, the campus police, they said, you know, after 40 minutes of he

rachel: or the blowing up of the pipeline. pete: yeah, don't mention that, rachel.eigns leading sorry. pete: joe biden signed an executive order creating office of environmental justice and what's the goal of this office of environmental justice? another dystopian term and make it the mission of every single executive agency. they're doing dei and everything in government across joe biden's administration has to be thought through the lens of environmental justice. rachel: fk junior has gotten in the race and first fall came out and got 14% of joe biden voters and he's coming out and will likely announce soon and rolling out even more environmental pushes and rfk is a big greeny and got to keep trying to get ahead of that but it's dangerous. it's who they are. are. will: this is an administration all in on climate change. rachel: how much more can they do? will: slipped in under the cover of being dull. environmental justice is dull and stupid and makes your brain white noise. what is that? here's what's inside of that dull frame. this is turning now climate, which

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rachel: who is in charge?he administrative state or the intelligence community or the person we elected? we call a spy balloon, we should stop calling it a spy balloon because it makes it sound like a birthday party, this is a spy airplane essentially or some sort of craft. that's one thing i want to point out, this is really serious which i want to move to hunter biden who we now know had some dealings with ireland as well and he is there. what does that tell you? is this trip part of his business plan? >> the business plan is the biden family takes money from our adversaries around the world for doing things we haven't yet determined. there is no business. with respect to seeing hunter biden on air force one, to lead the president of the united states around, that is a sad part of our american history because just from looking at these bank violations, various banks, the banks own words, this is how they would describe hunter biden who is leading the president of the united states around on the international

rachel: that was good. it's also very bonding to go back and look at -- i looked at the last vacation and was like, you know what, and afterwards i looked at sean, that's what we built. that's wonderful. pete: that's exactly right. on flights without wifi, i volunteers and through photos. scroll through photos. will: i have no wifi, i'll look at old photos. start with a fox business alert, federal regulators are preparing to take over first republic bank and fdic gave first republican till today to find a bidder to rescue the company and the bank resulted in $100 million since last month. rachel: it would be the third bank to collapse since march in the sill silicon valley bank. pete: submit final bids to buy first republic by today. sources tell the washington post jp morgan chase is the highest bidder so far and a final deal could come in tonight before markets open in asia. it's just -- i know there's -- we'll play some sound in a second of robert wolf and that stuff but you get reassured and this is a b

rachel: i don't know.a big, huge, cultural issue about, you know, the dignity of work and also respect and hierarchy. you understand that. pete: that's all gone. on the lauren green thing and the phones. i want to switch to a flip phone. i've been wanting for for a long time and i have a thousand excuses not to so i can phone and text. i think i'm going to. will: you're not going to. pete: check in in a couple of months and maybe by this summer. will: we'll check in. that or my 20 new year's resolutions. rachel: you were not on twitter for a long time. you know you can do it. pete: i loved it. rachel: maybe we all ought to do that. turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. rick: good morning. rain across parts of the northeast and sticking with us for the next few days and remains pretty unsettled and look at weather maps for what's going on. on sunday the rain coming over the next seven days and a general look at the models right now and much of california, you'll be pretty

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guys, i'm sticking to chocolate. >> rachel: me too. >> ashley: no offense to anyone on mg biz. >> rachela lot of people on weed and just checked out of life. but it's easier to lie to people when you are high. >> ashley: i didn't realize so many people were doing that. >> brian: we have to pick you up. get you prozac between ai and weed you have never been so down. what's going on? >> rachel: i will have to go to my office where i do have dark chocolate. >> brian: b 12 shot. a human b 12 shot do you know who it is? >> rachel: who? >> brian: lawrence jones. having breakfast with friends live from camps 1015 campaign in oklahoma city. >> steve: standing ovation. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" in oklahoma. did you know 52% of the states identify as republican, so many people say it's a republican strong hold talking with them who is their candidate. [chanting] is on central time, family. thank you all so much. steve, you asked me earlier in the show why do they call it 1910? let me tell you the story. so, originally, it was a grocery store. you see that grocery store right here? and for the 1

rachel: yeah. make no mistake, this was a targeting of christian childrenif kris chan people who worked at this school. we have seen these kinds of targets before. they're happening in pro-life centers. they're happening everywhere. and so if you are a conservative, there are a lot of conversations going on right now, a lot of interesting conversations because people don't feel protected by this administration, and they know they're under attack, their values are under attack and now their children and their institutions, their christian institutions, are being, are under attack. and we should, we should talk very directly about this. we should not allow those liberals, media to drive this conversation to be about trans or guns or anything else. will: all right. still ahead, an american journalist detained in russia on espionage charges. morgan ortegas reacts next. >> right now as they're detaining -- >> to who? >> to russia. as they're detowning this "wall street journal" reportersome. >> let him

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rachel, great to have you today. >> rachel: thank you. great to be in for ainsley today. >> steve: we know who you are interested in who is going to lead the united states of america coming up in the next election cycle. and, if you take a look at the latest approval rating for the president, it's got to be setting off alarm bells at the white house. right now according to gallup, joe biden's approval rating is at 37%. last year, in july he was 38% and stuck in the low 40's is you since the withdrawal from afghanistan. as bad as that number is. i looked it up this morning with joe biden at 37%. do you know who was lower than him? ronald reagan. 1938 kicked off had a 35% job approval rating but then again the economy stunk. unemployment was about 10%. but ronald reagan ran for re-election when his -- and recovery completely by the time election rolled around, he was in the 60's. i'm sure the white house is going we have got to do something about the economy but it's possible to pull out of this nose dive. >> maybe, if you took ronald reaga

i can't list one thing, rachel. yeah. well, i think france has been looking to see what it can get out of this whole conflict since the beginning of the conflict. if anything, in the same way that washington has found the way to ramp up its military industrial complex with weapons for ukraine as a result of, you know, being able to justify more spending in the defense budget and more profits for shareholders. of those big, big companies in the us military industrial complex. so recently france is kind of you didn't do that and they said well, okay, well the you is now a lot, a 2000000000 euros for weapons for ukraine. and there's a bit of cat fight happening right now within the e u. and it's kind of come to ahead this week and it's between brass, which is arguing we should be able to use bass funding for your ukrainian weapons in the e to produce done in the you. and france obviously would be a huge beneficiary of that. since it is the big weapons production above producer in europe, and on the other hand, you have the p

. >> rachel: all right. >> steve: all right. it's 7:00 in new york city and the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> can you explain? >> it is entirely normal we do not get questions in advance. >> all time low. >> gallup poll 37% of americans approving. >> joe biden up up on that stage with bobby kennedy and marion williamson. >> we are 13 days away from the title 42 where the dhs secretary is out with a new plan. >> the plan to continue to process individuals in the country. they are not the problem. >> officials confirming three dead. >> rushing from a training exercise when two choppers collided. >> this is incredible loss for these soldiers families and for the division. >> retail crime rise nationwide. >> the target store has now put shelves and inventory on lockdown. >> cosmetics, toothpaste, even the soap is all boarded up. going to be hard to shop at that target. >> the 2023 nfl draft now officially open with the first pick, the carolina panthers select bryce young, quarterback, alabama. >> it's a bless

and his rachel is just shown us here. i don't see what the french and the europeans really get out of it, but they keep, continue to do it. as a matter of fact, european leads compete for washington's favor for what return i don't know ascending now, especially as u. s. lead game into perpetuity, or is there another option for us out there and at the same time, and i don't know if the timing perhaps is coincidental. but don't forget to, you've got that latest set of leaked documents in the united states, which although might seem tangential to the conversation, is another example and microns certainly remember this as certainly if you were going to talk to angle merkel, she tell you the same thing in the u. s. spies on its allies. that's something that when it happens, the americans refuse to really take a key, excuse me, take or acknowledge it and try instead to, to, to, to deflect criticism the other way. so i wonder if what's basically happening is the europeans are saying, hey, wait a minute, we can deal with you over

rachel: god bless.nvestigators in the case of missing mom anna walsh say they have found a small piece of bone fragment in a hacksaw discarded by her husband, brian walsh, according to new court documents. surveil hasn't video shows him buying a hacksaw, cleaning supplies and disposing a trash bag into a dumpster just hours after his waif's disappearance. suspicious. walsh has pleaded not guilty to his wife's murder. >>> police in new york city are searching for three people suspected in a home invasion in the bronx wednesday night. they say the suspects made off with $40,000 after threatening to shoot a 5-year-old boy and pistol whipping his grandmother. the n nypd releasing this image of the suspects as awe hay waited for the door to the -- as they waited percent door to open before rushing inside. hay they stole a safe containing the money and then fled the scene. >>> arnold schwarzenegger giving his son-in-law, chris pratt, high praise after watching guardians of the galaxy part 3. the action movie

rachel: it is shocking.itted to promoting a safe environment for students, faculty, staff, visitors have a right to gather and speak freely, the majority of events take place without incident. if you are disappointed a student organization is disrupted, with respect to others, especially those with whom we disagree. this was an attempt to intimidate, prevent other students coming in the future. they don't want to get caught in this scuffle and violence. what does this tell you on a positive note? what does it tell you about the movement, the pro-life movement? you have antifa people, not part of the campus community coming into protest you. >> it means they are worried, these folks have become unhinged as you mentioned at the beginning. the pregnancy centers that give out free diapers and baby formula being attacked for helping women who choose life. it is unbelievable this continues to happen in our country. we are not going to let them stop us. we were ready to be arrested. they cleared barroom of those vi

rachel: triggering.ry or christmas trees and orders combined, reefs, house, bells, gift, reindeer, bunnies, eggs, chicks. instead use terms like wishing you a wonderful winter or spring break. best wishes for the new year. do not say freshman and upper class and say first year in advance do not state normal say an individual without a disability laugh mark neuro- typical. pete: i think you are neuro- not binary, oil. [laughter] i don't know what that means. it's a compliment it's unpredictable. will: does not feel that way. pete: neuro- non- binary. you need to look at this gifts reindeer bunnies. >> any majority religion references. >> what my minority religion references. >> you can say it winter any member that the winter solstice. pete: you know the new year set around the christian calendar. six everything western civilization. rachel: what is the term they use now question at there's some other term. that is been taken out a long time ago. i get it freshman upperclassman you gotta get i see that ma

and his rachel is just shown us here. i don't see what the french and the europeans really get out of it, but they keep, continue to do it. as a matter of fact, european leads compete for washington's favor, for what return i don't know. but so what, in your mind, what does this strategic autonomy mean because it's just to phrase, to me, go ahead anthony. i agree. i mean, i think on one level, i see it is just a phrase, but on another i wonder if there's a recognition that, you know, let's face for the better part of a generation. it was a unipolar world. the united states basically said, here's how it's going to go and either gotten line or you face the consequences with china ascending now, especially as an economic power becoming more and more a player on the, on the military stage as well. the belted road initiative, perhaps being the signature economic initiative. i think suddenly you're looking at countries, particularly in europe that are saying, well wait a minute. do we have to play the u. s. lead game into perpe

rachel thank for joining us today. >> rachel: happy to be here. >> brian: she didn't say it she sangasted a long time on broadway what is now off broadway? >> steve: phantom of the opera just closed. >> brian: i was going to go next week. >> steve: only played for 35 years. >> brian: snuck up on me. >> steve: had a good run. let's go from rhode island to oklahoma city because on this wednesday morning, our buddy, lawrence jones, is having breakfast with friends live from camps 1019 cafe and what's cooking, lawrence? >> lawrence: good morning, family. as you all know, i moved back to texas, and oklahoma is right there we have a big election come up in 2024. the issues that matter to voters, as you have been seeing the crime crisis happening all across the country. we will be talking about that and plus, the economy. when you have families that can't afford baby formula or are having to sell their cars just to make ends meet, we want to know what they want to change and who they want in office. so we will be here all morning talking with the folks here and it's already starting to be a

rachel: that's another debate.show but now it's taking over dating we know a.i. will affect dating how do you think it make a difference. >> the dating up based on a.i. will generate a fake partner in the advertising app based on the fact that you can sit on the couch with the fake partner and talk about your day and into bit topics and i thought if we already have something to serve that, it's called the spouse. a real person can serve that, i think it's really creepy i don't think we need to update conversations with fake people to replace real people we should go out and meet people and create her own families and then you have the community intimacy, companionship and healthy society. >> i really worried about a.i. i think people should get off dating apps and have real conversations. remember that we are human. you were great, thank you for joining us on the roundup. thank you, liz wheeler, back to the top story fox news alert. the u.s. military is airlifting americans from the embassy and sudan. we are live a

rachel: that's not a vacation.brought my brother in law who pushed me around in my chair most of the time. i get the disability pass, just to bring everybody with me. rachel: you come in handy. joe: ila crippled old guy. will: needing a vacation from your vacation. glad to have you with us this morning. everybody smells wonderful on the couch. rachel: apparently -- to kathleen. will: happy to have you with us if this morning. we start in nashville, tennessee where vice president kamala harris made a visit. she didn't make a visit with the direct message for the covenant christian victims but made a visit in support of what is being dubbed the tennessee three, the three tennessee state legislators, two of which have been expelled from the house for rioting on the floor of the tennessee legislature. rachel: kamala harris had this message to give about guns. >> i want to start by recognizing the tennessee three. they chose to show courage in the face of an extreme tragedy. which is that 11 days ago, six people, three