rachel: yeah.s been, you know, you've seen the stories about the length of the sentences, the length of time they've been held before, without bail before hearing. and all of it has been essentially to the most extreme muscle and measure of the federal government on, in many cases, crimes that you would be surprised to find out. rachel: maximum punishment for january 6th and conservative protesters, and then the doj actually advocating on behalf of a blm protester who lit a pawnshop on fire in minneapolis that ended up killing a father of five. they advocated for leniency in that sentencing. and that man got more -- less time in jail than the guy that got 22 years this week who was, i think, part of the proud boyses who wasn't even at the capitol. pete: i think that january 6th angle is part of the reason there is so much outrage. oh, even you caved to them right away concern. will: set aside your policies, standard of business. pete: you know what i mean? rachel: i think a lot of people, politicia

rachel: it is.he would forget her name or purposefully start fighting with her or arguing with her. what do you make of this? is this hazing? you know, is this going to work in testing out the new daughter-in-law? >> so i phoned a friend, somebody that i knew that would be up at 5:00 in the morning, sean duffy, what was it like trying to get into the campos family? [laughter] he said she did the same hinge. this is why i love matthew mcconaughey, the opposite of harry and meghan. the fact that he haired this stuff, it is the -- shared this stuff, it is like hazing but, you know what? you date somebody for six years -- rachel: there's a lot about her. they're now friends, so they made it work out. >> absolutely. rachel: and i believe that the mom lives with them part time too -- >> love to have that. rachel: i have that. >> you've got nine kids. rachel: all right. there's this beautiful town up in vermont. it's picturesque. it's fall, so the leaves are turning up there. well, so many influencers want

who rachel said she was afraid. he could've count for his whereabouts when rachael missing. >> the former boyfriend was not playing out? >> correct. >> you had to follow all the leads? >> absolutely. as these thread started we, would follow them as we could. but charles capone was the one that was never dead in. >> captain dan hally had been suspicious of charles ever since rachel stopped by to make a stalking complained about the ex-boyfriend. but that same day, rachael had also told the captain she was in the midst of divorcing charles capone. the grounds, she said he try to choker. that was a huge red flag. captain hally advice her to get a restraining order right away, against very strange husband. rachel didn't want to hear that. >> she was agitated because i'm telling her that your soon to be ex, it is charles doing this, not slim. >> two days later, on the friday she vanished, the captain's phone rang. >> she called me as she told me that she was going to see charles at night. she was going out to tell him th

rachel: okay.t of men, but apparently it's working for this woman, sophia? >> she says she's done it with the last three men she's dated. i'm shocked she could get three men to date her with this attitude. this is disgusting. [laughter] but i think dating has become so transactional, this is kind of par for the case in today's day and age. she's doing the men a favor by saying here are my true colors -- rachel: yeah. there's something -- actually, i think it's really important to be up front with all your stuff, your politics, everything, just get it all out there. now we know she's super greedy. maybe there's guys like that. what's the reaction online? >> people are absolutely outraged, although there are some people saying, oh, more power to her. i'm certainly in the outraged. rachel: doesn't surprise me they're trying to wrap it up -- i don't recommend this. >> nor do it -- nor do i. rachel: so great having you on, thanks so much. >>> coming up, trump dominating the gop field. the latest polls t

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it's rachel's map. rachel: it's my version of the midwest.se are all the people with the values. will: up stays new york and look at texas down there. pete: i'm trying to defend you here. are you telling me that men from oklahoma and texas aren't manly, reliable, polite, and community oriented? rachel: no, i'm saying they are. i'm saying that what i believe is that the midwest is a honey pot and if women are on the coast and they're looking for good men, i believe that they should come to the midwest, expand their horizons and expand their algorithms. the south has wonderful characteristics but i'm saying it you're looking for unassuming, humble, wonderful man, my pick, obviously i picked, a lumberjack from wisconsin. pete: but there's a personal angtoll this. can -- angle, can it be revealed to this? the other family connection of someone that expanded their orbit and found a man in the midwest. someone we know very well and we've talked about. you're related to her? my daughter? will: what's going on? pete: what about your sister? was i not

rachel: that's right.e also see aoc is getting or alexandria ocasio-cortez w who s a district here in new york and she's getting a lot of blow back from her district and she was famously -- really one of the main voices for this policy promoting it, saying it was so compassionate, crying at the border about donald trump trying to control the border. now she's criticizing, she's kind of flipped over and criticizing joe biden, which is really interesting. she has to do it because she has to show that to her constituents. will: another flip of a democrat sounding different on an issue and again i would have imagined she would have sounded to them again. he's ready to launch. watch. >> the needs that our city have right now really call for me to stay another term. i had the privilege of representing san francisco for a long time and they have given me the latitude to serve as speaker, as leader for over 20 years and whip as well. i have agreed to stay on another term in order to help meet the needs that we hav

rachel: absolutely. way outside the margin of error which is only 4%. this is washington post, abc, which usually over-samples democrats anyway. who knows. a 10 point lead over water, over 50% for trump which neither of them usually get in a poll. this is if it's a one to one matchup. that 42% number is going to -- that poll is going to be forwarded ona lot of people, it probably is right now inside the beltway, saying is joe the right guy. rachel: just think about that. this is after four indictments, a mug shot, i mean, negative press. he still gets -- if you could putnam better of positive -- put the number of positive articles on joe biden versus the number of positive articles written by donald trump, this is with every power lever against him from social media to the people running those companies to hollywood, i mean, it's just everywhere and he's still coming out 10 points ahead. it is going to rattle cages and cause people on the democrat side, the power brokers if you will to go what do we do n

rachel: that's true.ber marco rubio said before he got into the senate he said i can't believe -- i can't believe i might possibly be able to be part of the senate and then once he got in there he goes i can't believe these people are in the senate. [laughter] so fair enough, will, fair enough. we're going to turn to your headlines. the convicted murderer who escaped from a pennsylvania prison on thursday was spotted on home surveillance cameras in the footage the fugitive seen walking in a wooded residential area about a mile and-a-half from the chester county prison early saturday morning. the retired fbi special agent joined us earlier with the dangers that this escapee brings to the community. >> this individual is extremely comfortable with violence, crime, and murder. the mark of violence in his life makes him this dangerous. being labor day weekend, people being away from their homes make opportunities for them. it's important for people to take an assessment of the outside of their homes first to

rachel: 100%.me is very dangerous meddling in latin america, and i would say that is in the election in brazil. so bolls narrow was running against the current president of brazil, lula, and he was pro-america. and our government, along with big with tech the, meddled in that election, bo to lsinaro lost, there were massive protests on the street. >> well, lula is a convicted robber. i mean, he was convictedded the- rachel: a felon, yeah. >> he's one of the biggest robbers in the latin american history, and now he's president also because of the support of biden. biden supported the ex-presidenf colombia who was an ex-ger april that murder orer. i wish aoc if she had gotten something from this trip that chile today is three times as rich as it was back in 1973 when it was a socialist country. they have school choice, they have fully privatized retirement accounts, they have very low taxes, constitutionally-restrained budget deficits. yes, we do have a lot to learn from chief -- chile, and that is t

rachel: yeah. there's some very sun sere people who are concerned not just about the $33 trillion in debt and all the, you know, outrageous amount of money that our government spends on a lot of stuff we don't care about, but also on the issue of ukraine which is absolutely dividing the republican party. i believe 101 members now voting, you know, to continue funding ukraine, 117 saying, no, we don't want to, want to separate that out and vote on this separately. so that's definitely happening. the dirty little secret, pete, is that in the end even the people that get sent home because supposedly the government's shut down, they'll get paid anyway. pete: they'll get back pay. it's such a dust cloud, and the democrats will, of course, blame the republicans no matter what. part of me says shut it down. i'd love to shut down half the government if i could, but i understand the people who are affected who have no -- who shouldn't be, right? and congress is the one who should be defunded, frankly. all t

rachel: wow. it is "politico," by the way, in right-wing outlet, with their white house pool readout of what happened. will: karine jean-pierre was asked about that, here's what she had to say. >> reporter: is it any concern the that he would fully retell a story in the same space, in the same vent? >> sometimes i respeak as well from here and retell a story. but, look, you know, i think it's important to note that the9 president was peeking -- speaking, as you said, at a fundraiser, and he was speaking from his heart. he was speaking about why he decided to do this. when you hear the president talk about this, it's always incredibly emotional for him, because he didn't have to. he went through an incredibly difficult time when he was deciding to jump into the race. the passion that he has when he tells that story and how important it is for him to have done something because he believed, you know, our democracy is at stake. will: i just, i think it's a slightly impressive concern. rachel: i do, i

rachel: okay.t our southern border facing a surge of migrants, the northern border is seeing more crossings this year hand the last 10 years combined. congresswoman crawd ya tenny is demanding that the administration take action to secure both borders, and she's going to be joining us next. pete: and the irs has a plan to target the, quote, wealthiest filer s. the plan to deploy a.i. to catch tax evasion. can't wait. ♪ ♪ the bourbon street steak with an oreo shake. ♪ some whipped cream on the top too ♪ style can live anywhere. that's why we carry the samsung bespoke french door refrigerator. and the full line of bespoke appliances. including the samsung bespoke washer. because here, saving is always in style. shop labor day deals now in store, and online. you've worn many hats, from past jobs in fact. now, you can trade in those hats to help earn your grad cap! your past experience can help you earn your degree faster and for less. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ bre

rachel? >> rachel: and only growing. all right, matt gutman, thank you. >>> next, the desperate search intensifying tonight for a convicted murder who escaped from a prison in pennsylvania. police reporting at least four confirmed sightings and say they are closing in on him. and now a helicopter flying overhead is playing the voice of his mother. abc's jay o'brien on the scene with her urgent message. >> reporter: tonight, the desperate plea from the mother of convicted murderer danelo cavalcante -- -- recorded in his native portuguese and played over helicopter loudspeakers, urging the escaped inmate to give up after five days on the run. the stakes only getting higher. >> if he is not actively surrendering, deadly force is authorized. >> reporter: authorities are zeroing in on a two-mile area. police say the 34-year-old, sentenced to life in prison for fatally stabbing his ex-girlfriend in front of her children, was spotted for the fourth time sunday afternoon. >> it was a trooper actually that observed him in some di

rachel: 100.at they are as disgusted as the american people are with this type of behavior, it's because they think maybe enough evidence has gotten out to damage him. will: all right. still ahead, notre dame legend and fox college football analyst brady quinn taking the field with lawrence jones in boulder. l.j.? >> >> hey, good morning, family. gronk has just arrived to the party and, of course, the crowd went wild. we've got a big interview coming up, don't go anywhere. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. she runs and plays like a puppy again. his #2s are perfect! he's a brand new dog, all in less than a year. when people switch their dog's food from kibble to the farmer's dog, they often say that it feels like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's simply fresh meat an

rachel: those are the christian cheerleaders. will: guns up. rachel: in texas you can. will: don't know if you know the hand symbols i took you through. we will go through that but one of the things you probably didn't know is unemployment has been below 13% for 19 months or you did know because it has been below 14% for 19 months but that is the brag of president biden. >> president biden: as we head into labor day, take a step back and take note of the fact that it is in the strongest job creating period in the history of our country. not long ago america was losing jobs. in fact, my predecessor was one of two presidents in history who entered his presidency and left with fewer jobs than when he entered. the unemployment rate was 6.3%. the nonpartisan congressional budget office predicted it would not get below 4% until the end of 2025. now the unemployment rate is below 14% for the last 19 months, the longest stretch in 50 years. rachel: president biden is running up against reality. you can lie to some extent about what is happening in ukraine because you don't see

. >> rachel: 7:00 a.m.in new york city and outside on fox square we have our all-american concert series which continues with bret young. >> brian: soon we don't have to imagine him on the stage and hear his music play in the background. soon we will hear him on the stage hard to believe it's very tall. >> is he very good. >> rachel: dimple? >> steve: give hats off to all the people behind the scenes particularly a.j. hall who organizes all of this. and the crew. when the show end on thursdays. during the summer, the crew all goes out to our plaza, fox square and they spend 24 hours putting together the stage, so for everybody here and outside right now, whether it's rolling out the fake grass or bringing in the picnic tables or the mclemores, thank you. because this has been probably our best season ever. >> rachel: it's been amazing. in case you don't know what we're talking about. we mention in the earlier hour how fun this whole series has been. we ranked some of our favorite music groups that have come

rachel: yeah. will: okay, thank you, rachel. is ramping up the rhetoric against former president trump and his supporters saying they lack respect for human dignity. >> he's so popular -- >> well, he's popular among his group. it's interesting to see how there's a certain element of the population who will just go for him. there are people we will probably never get. they don't hair our values -- share our values many terms of the dignity and worth of the person. will: here to react, former michigan gubernatorial candidate, tudor dixon. what do you make of that, don't share our values for the dignity the of the person. >> you know, there's no one that triggers nancy pelosi like donald trump. we've seen it for the last 6 years, we saw it even before when he was running, she continuously said, oh, he'll never be president, he'll never be president. and now she sees that this is happening again, she's in a desperate situation. but is in a moment where democrats just can't contain themselves anymore, and they continue to insult the

rachel: when we trash talk to our ratings go up? will: we do. rachel: let's think about that.8:00 our thing. pete: it does appear you've got this autoworkers strike going on, the big three, union workers across the country, talks are resuming, bargaining will resume again today with the big three automakers. ford laid off 600 workers, president biden says he is the biggest pro union president we ever had took on the automakers and claimed bidenomics is going to bring this all together. here's a portion of what president biden has said in the past. >> president biden: i intend to be the most pro union president. i would not be standing here without labor, without union labor. from middle-class built america and union built the middle class. they look at me like why am i always talking about unions? they don't appreciate how hard you all work. i make no apologies for being labeled the most pro union president in american history. rachel: he is pro union, pro federal government union. if you are pro manufacturing union you wouldn't be pushing ev cars to begin with because they do

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rachel: yeah.udgment is part and parcel with love. president it always has been -- pete: it always has been. and versus being judgment -- rachel: part and parcel with forming a conscience, right? if. pete: and there is philosophy for you at 7:15. will: just getting warmed up. pete: all right, a few additional headlines starting with this, the man convicted of running over and killing 18-year-old kayler ellison has been sentenced to 5 years in prison. shannon brant claims the teen was part of a republican extremist group. however, police say there's no e of that -- evidence of that. prosecutors say he intentionally ran over the teen as a -- he gets a 5 years. there's a lady who walk many with her son, got 6 years. rachel: he's going to get time off because he served some time in his house. those are the two tiers of justice and punishment going on in this country right now. pete: now to a fox weather alert. hurricane lee now slowing down over the atlantic as it's weakening to a category two storm. t

will: not rachel cam pows duffy, but we -- rachel campos-duffy but we do. rachel: thanks, will.jor scientific breakthrough that's raising big ethical issues and researchers in israel used temporal integration cells to create living, growing models of a human embryo in a lab without the use of sperm eggs or even a womb. scientists say the model that resembles a 14-day old embryo can't grow into an actual human but they want to use it to study early fetal health issues like miscarriage and birth defects. here to tell us about the implications of all this, mocks medical contributor dr. nicole sapphire. thanks for joining us, nicole. this is a really interesting story. it's on the backs of other stories, which i want to bring up in this whole artificial world. what do you make of this? do you think they're actually trying to make another human? is this even a human? what do we make? it's a not human sperm. how do they make an embryo without a human sperm and egg? >> well, it's different from an embryo in the sense it's an embryotic model. at 14 days, which is what they've created, i

rachel: yeah. we're giving that kind of status to venezuelans here in the united states, we have alexandria ocasio-cortez on a socialist tough the tour of latin america during her august break. clearly, this administration is not addressing the root causes of what is happening in latin america that's causing all of these people to want to come here. in fact, they're enabling it, they're encouraging it, they're giving, you know, aid and a lot of attention to the most radical leftist governments in latin america which is why these people are leaving and coming here. by the way, amazing footage of a u.s. congressman standing on the border as a man and a child sneak past the wire. i mean, alarm bells should be going off, but i'm telling you, other than this channel, you will not see this story, at least not reported in this fashion. pete: nope. it is a full scale invasion. it's exactly what it is. the governor of texas the finally declared it as such, yet the this administration if -- the signals of th

rachel, thank you very much for joining us. >> rachel: so happy to be here to fill in for ainsley. >>ve: very busy three hours that starts right now. we start this morning with the border crisis again, sadly, because president biden is now taking hits from both sides as his own party calls out the immigration policy failures being felt around the country. >> rachel: despite the ongoing surge the white house claims no one has done more. when we read this yesterday, and as woe read the prompter, we all laughed out loud. no one has done more to secure the border than joe biden. >> brian: and who false is it that he hasn't done more than the more he has done? republicans. griff jenkins live in washington with the details. few people know more about the border in our nation than you. you are the reporter. tell us what is up, griff. >> griff: it's never been more unsecure, brian, steve, and rachel. good morning, happy friday. the number of families crossing our southern border reportedly are reaching an all-time high last month. that's according to the "the washington post" who reports ther

rachel: watch me. and got a big endorsement from someone many thought might run for president, a popular governor on the shortlist for vice president as well, governor christie noem said this. >> donald trump was invited to be with you tonight. he said i will be there. that is why people love donald trump. he doesn't listen to consultants. he doesn't listen to the media or the political elite to tell him what is important to add who what his priorities should be. to him every american is worth fighting for. he is the leader, the fighter that our country needs. he has my full and complete endorsement for president of the united states of america. i will do everything i can to help him win and save this country. >> i'm honored to receive your endorsement. appreciate it. i've gotten some endorsement, some good some bad, hers means a lot. everyone here tonight has caught in the greatest political movement in the history of our country. rachel: first of all. pete: some signs, trump noem. rachel: first of al

rachel: in hawaii.allocation of resources, they know the way their hands have been tied as does chad wolf. >> border patrol agents processing in border patrol stations and where they should be is on the line doing their national security mission making sure they are stopping not only bad individuals but bad narcotics, doesn't surprise me. this is a strategy by the biden administration, it is not by choice or random coincidence we see these numbers spiking across the border. this is what has been designed over the last 2 and a half years and they will implement this and see the number of got aways increase. known or suspected terrorists if you track that number continues to inch up month after month after month under this administration. pete: it is their plan and it is working swimmingly at record levels. let's turn to a fox news alert. legendary musician and business mogul jimmy buffett has passed away. we are remembering the singer with classic like margaritabill who turned sailing, surfing and the be

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pete: be friends with rachel. rachel: we are friends. we are such good friends. will: i know -- rachel: the fact you've been grumpy over next couple of weeks and i still love you that shows what kind of good friends we are. will: a fox and "fox & friends" poll on this one -- rachel: what's the poll? who's grumpy you're going to win. will: who is the provocateur? rachel: excellent poll who is provocateur. bur under saddle -- who is the bur under saddle? pete: my job pour gasoline on there once many a while. rachel: i see him -- will: what's going on over there. rachel: he plays switzerland when it benefits him. pete: plenty of fights i don't need in on this one. waiting -- they love each other. rachel: there's a fight e baa at the border for our security and cvp agents i want you to see this. they've been cutting wire -- because people have been stuck in the hot heat an they don't know what to do. they've been sending out this -- they've been sending out pictures cvp has showing what they're doing again -- the people are stuck in the water. there was like a stando

rachel:'s and that is spring break place?don't over the spring break but -- rachel: i remember spring break there. i don't know. i was in tijuana. now it is a little dangerous. joe: get down to panama city. joe: you probably had a better chance of not getting arrested. we had some trouble there. anyway. we were deployed to guantÁnamo bay. families and everything so -- by the way, to south carolinians do that? joe: we share so many border islands and peninsulas, i think that hilton head they play. it's kind of like the rugged nice neighborhood. >> there was a debate, most recent paul after the debate donald trump up 5 more points. it appears the others attempting to gain ground on the big stage is not working. donald trump was in anaheim, california, yesterday, gave a speech to the california gop where he talked about gavin newsom. is he going to run? is he not enter not until about president biden. >> gavin has become joe biden's top surrogate because he doesn't think biden is going to make it, that's why he's doing it. he do

rachel. >> rachel: this was the least of the crimes as you pointed out, the gun charge. the charges that would lead to joe biden have not been brought forward. look at comer, comer and republicans are doing all they can. our system, i shouldn't say our system, democrats who are in charge of national archive won't hand over e-mails to lead this investigation, break it wide open and show joe biden's connection. so you go, what else can you do? what can somer do? well, the republicans could get together and say we're going to defund or greatly reduce the amount of funding to agencies, whether it is the doj that is trying to give maximum punishment to republicans, including our leading candidate and republican voters and then let democrats off the hook, starting with hunter, little prince-ling. and the case we are finding out about a protester who was an arsonist who lit a building on fire and a father died with five children and he got 10 years and then a proud boy got 22 years. we have two-tier system of government of justice and we need to get to the bottom of this. repub

rachel: ms.urings and add joe biden to that list because that policy starts with him. really quick note for you, vivek ramaswamy one of the republican candidates for president says that -- said that when he talked about his policy to control illegal immigration that it was never better received than in the inner city african-american communities and when he said that, "the new york times" said that's not true. african-americans don't care about this issue. you certainly -- >> yes we do. yes we do care about this issue because this is -- this is compromising our lifestyle. it is compromising our health. it is compromising everything that we believe in in the black community yes we do. yes we do care about this and anyone who is saying that they're mistaken. we don't want these people here. sending them back to mexico. send them back to venezuela back to their countries and build up their countries as black americans and as americans in general have done in this country. we are the desen dents of e

rachel: the fight for faith on appeal. returned to the gridiron after his year-long battle that reached the high court. he is going to join us later on. pete: abby horner sack is with tcu. >> that's right. some pretty excited guests coming up. that and so much more so stick around on "fox and friends". lowe's knows that fall's shorter days call for bigger deals. get the most out of your projects by getting the most out of our fall savings now. shop labor day deals under $90 now, in store or online. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is now only $999. plus free home delivery when you add a base shop now only at sleep number. my ac

ok, rachel salvidge, thank you very much l to see changes, yes. ok, rachel.nmental journalist rachel salvidge. you can read more about that story on our website. now it is time to look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. summer warmth continues for a few of you today, but for others, more of a sense of autumn. and that was certainly the case this morning. big contrast north to south, temperatures as low as 2 degrees this morning in braemar, whereas you stayed in the high teens across some southern parts of england and wales. the dividing line between those two has been the outbreaks of rain. we've seen northern england, the midlands, in particular, saw some heavy rain this afternoon across parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire towards the wash and we could see a few heavy and thundery showers spark up across parts of east anglia in the southeast where the more humid conditions continue. in the south—east where the more humid conditions continue. a few more sunny spells across the south, brightening up to the west of england and wales, scotland, northern irelan

go ahead. rachel. the right, former french president, nick with that stuff was he just had a book come out in which he explained some of the decisions they made while he was president of france. up until just before the console on. so i 2012 and he what's interesting about him is he's not going to back down from his positions. he's very, very confident, politician. he knows these files really well. he also has the ability, which many western leaders don't anymore, and that's the ability to see things pragmatically through the lens of somebody else's point of view. in other words, he can look at the issue of ukraine and see why it is a problem for russian president vladimir putin. he can see why the president russia would have the need or the interest to defend russian interest. now it seems like all france and the rest of europe and the united states can do is see everything through the lens of this us web western agenda. and to, you know, to the point of all this kilometer counseling i, it's actually

rachel. rachel: food for thought.tudy claiming plant-based meats are critical tool for fighting climate change, it is dubbed a scam by food industry insider as we learn who funded this study, that is next. rash mountain? at disney guest is suing the house of mouse for $50,000 claiming she sustained a, quote, injurious wedgy. that really happened, that's coming up. ♪ [male narrator] at heifer international, we believe in the power of people. since 1944, we've equipped people with the tools and education they need to move themselves from poverty to power. when a family is given a goat or a cow, they're given more than an animal — it's an opportunity. it's a chance to start a business, put food on the table and break the cycle of poverty forever. people can stand strong on their own, all they need is a chance. learn more at heifer.org. rachel: a new study claims 50% reduction in meat and milk consumption by 2050 will reduce greenhouse gases by 30 one%. the study from the university of vermont further argues plant-based m

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rachel, it is getting ridiculous. rachel: yeah. by the way if there are gang members or parents who are organizing these children to go in to commit crimes, to commit sins frankly -- they should be held accountable that's child abuse in my point of view that is just absolutely wrong. we had you on jack our podcast from the kitchen table my husband and i because you started seeing thing? another area of our culture and that is youth sports something that you are passionate about you are a youth sports coach. you care about this sport as well because you know that's the pipeline to the nfl, to the professional leagues. and yet you told me that you recently went to a football game a youth football game and looked more like a rap concert smelling marijuana you saw people cussing -- they were playing rap music with really questionable lyrics in it. what is geng on with youth the youth sports leagues? and what can we do about it? >> we see the decline of the american culture all around us but american culture should not take on sports sp

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here's rachel brosnahan in "the marvelous mrs. maisel. what? >> i will only do gigs where i can say what i want. >> midge >> that's what lenny would do. >> that's different. he's lenny bruce >> well then make me lenny bruce. make me a headliner. >> how am i supposed to do that if i can't even book you >> i don't know. you're my manager. manage me. >> mariam, i hear you. i do but you know, as well as i do, that's not how the business works. >> then let's change the business >> jimmy: let's change the business [ cheers and applause rachel brosnahan, everybody. season four of "the marvelous mrs. maisel" streaming now on prime video. and all episodes of "the miranda obsession" are on audible, right now jack harlow joins us, after the break. stick around come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ ok again, this is a status bar. this is a search bar. let's know the difference, okay? social media, it can be overwhelming for a young homeowner turning into their parents. what does it mean to slide into someone's dms? -mm. -it sounds like a lot of fun. o

and be like, oh, rachel, rachel, my big sister.hen, make me laugh every single time. >> like all kids, they liked to tease each other. like, when rachel called nick the nickname he had when he was a little boy. "nickel baby." >> nobody else called him that? just the family? >> oh, no, like his really good friends would call him it, after they heard me call him it. he would get so mad at me for saying it in front of his friends. >> growing up, nick was into sports and loved the outdoors. so did his cousin haile, who was as bright and active as he was. >> she was vivacious, bubbly, and funny. >> she was very athletic in high school. she was in gymnastics and softball and track. >> the close-knit cousins spent the wednesday before thanksgiving together. rachel says, there isn't all that much for teens to do in little falls so they would drive around town in the red mitsubishi nick rebuilt, himself. >> did you cruise right down the main drag here? >> pretty much, everywhere. >> so, just spending the day, with -- with no cares. >> yeah.