rachel: yeah.iate those e-mails. pete: you know why joey and i's favorite season is fall? in part, because it's football season. adam klotz is live today at the penn state/west virginia game on fox. adam: hey, guys, college football is back, how happy are we about that? they're some of the best dressed people around here. look at these outfits. who do you like today? how much are you going to win by? >> win by 20. adam: what are you going to win by? >> at minimum, 20. are you kidding me? adam: you know what i love about this place? they're eating bacon in a bag and drinking white claus -- claws, the breakfast of champions. >> bacon! adam: come this way with me. can i get a high-five? let's go this way. here we're coming, here we're coming. look at this. here's a family, who's going to win today? >> wvu! adam: how much are they going to win by? >> 24. adam: what's the sign say? >> psu's going to have to take the longest country road home. guys, it is an absolute party out here. we're having a blast,

rachel: yeah.dy, by the way, i think we're at $35 trillion. when sean was running for congress, he was complaining about $15 trillion. at this point i think the democrats are, like, whatever. i think the analogy with venezuela is right on. what's interesting is they are being -- she is being so overt is, i actually really love it, pete. tell us what you're going to do. let's make this contrast because people have been alluding to it and saying communist, you know,commy kamala, saying she's a communist, and now she puts out a plan that says she's a communist. [laughter] so at least we can have an honest debate about two different ideas. pete: yeah. it's a big mistake for her. it may be honest, but at some point you have to put a little meat on the bone. who am i. what do i actually believe. is it different than joe biden. so she started with the economy because that's the biggest issue, but then she led with hercom -- commie foot forward. caps and giveaways, whoa, that has devastated economies. our

rachel: yeah.lso increase demand for houses which is also going to push prices higher. it's just, it's economically illiterate from start to finish, and it's received the criticism of everyone from some really shocking places like "the new york times". pete: yeah. we noted this morning every other thing she's said or done in her past has been explained away quickly by legacy media. on this one on the economics of it, a lot of outlets pounced and said this is inconceivable, it's political pandering. i was tempted to call this an unforced error. i think this was a forced error. i think the trump campaign has looked at the honeymoon period, and they've gone after her and said she doesn't do interviews, she's flip-flopped on this and that, she doesn't have policy decisions, and i think they forced her into declaring a policy position, and when she did, e she exposed the radicalism of communism -- rachel: right. pete: you brought forward an important detail, that her father is a former marxist professor

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rachel: yeah.o here's a quick layout of some of what kamala harris laid out yesterday and is being panned for because it's over the top government control kind of stuff. $25,000 down payment, so just free giveaway if you're buying your first home. there's a lot of restoration of the child tax can credit -- will: and an expansion. pete: and an expansion. limiting annual out of pocket expenses for prescription drugs and then a federal ban on grocery price gouging. that's a big one there where there's not a lot of definition around what it means. some bureaucrat in washington, d.c. going to dictate, you know, what bacon prices in harrisburg, pennsylvania ors is going to be and how -- pennsylvania, is going to be and how does that end up working and how has it worked out in the past? by the way, do you know how much private, private, i don't know, industry, experience harris and walz have? rachel: right. pete: zero. rachel: can you imagine -- pete: business experience, zero. rachel: -- being in charge

rachel? rachel: thank you, trey. appreciate it.a as authorities are reportedly round aring up opposition leaders and anyone even perceived to be challenging the fraudulent election of nicholas maduro in a new effort dubbed operation knock knock. that's scary. and now the government is banning x, formerly twitter, to further quiet the opposition. dissident project founder daniel dimartino was born in venezuela and moved to the u.s. in 2016, and he joins us now. so, nicolas maduro -- daniel, welcome, first of all. nicolas maduro refused to step down. people were on the streets protesting bravely, and now the repression has begun. they're rounding up people. so what's happening to the protests, and what's happening to the protesters? >> yeah. welsh first, this is the first time that we can prove very easily that maduro lost the election -- rachel: correct. >> not just by a little bit, but by over 700% of the vote, and -- 700% of the vote, and that is despite the cheating, everything that they do. and we have the precinct results. so a

rachel: wow.lle tell you this, i'm not a natural optimist or maybe i am, i don't know, it's such a spirit of resilience. it's really crazy. you can be hit with so much devastation and be, like, that's what you have to do, man. you can't wallow -- joey: when when you're backed in a corner, you've got no choice but to fight out. rachel: love it. joey: the pentagon says it will ramp up protection in the middle east. general philip breedlove next on those imply if occasions. with a very high risk of another attack. with his risk factors his recommended ldl-c level should be below 55. find out if you're living in the red. learn how to get a free ldl-c test. ♪ joey: tensions in the middle east rise. the pentagon announcing that the u.s. is ramping up its presence in the region after deadly strikes against major leaders of hamas and hezbollah. and biden saying it doesn't help with a possible ceasefire deal in gaza. let's bring in former nato supreme allied commander and retired u.s. air force general phi

rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, rick.la yesterday amid political fallout from nicolas maduro's bogus re-election last month, his government even blaming the opposition saying, quote, this is a constant strategy of the opposition, the enemies of this country, to impact the population. as if the population controls the power -- the. [laughter] the power factories. but others say it's all pant of the regime's plan, pointing out that this happened in 2019 during a similar period of unrest. the founder of dissident project and manhattan institute the fellow danielty martin kno joins us now. expected that he's blaming the opposition instead of, you know, the ineptitude of his government who has nationalized many of the utilities. i want to play this from maria who we had on last week who is the heart and the voice of the opposition in florida. -- in venezuela. here's what she said is happening right now. i want to get your reaction. >> maduro's response to this huge defeat was to to unleash a campaign of terror. this has been b

rachel: it says it's here. this is what i'm talking about with like -- pete: every time when she orders even if i order for her, i have to remind her three times to check her app. rachel: okay, in the commercial break, we'll take care of breakfast but i bought a big jar of sriracha so we never have to worry about it. pete: that's good, we'll have a jar of sriracha for breakfast. it did say wafels & dinges. trump said harris is copying his no tax on tip plan. mr. wonderful, kevin o'leary loves the plan and he's next. rachel: but brian kilmeade with a look at one nation tonight. >> are you pumped up? my great roster and keith and hue and breaking down what donald trump should do to win in, i don't know, 70 days and talking about pennsylvania, tony robbins child trafficking and a huge deal and a great movie about a very serious subject. miranda devine talks about the taunting of donald trump by barack obama and doesn't usually work out for the 43rd president and douglas murray here and talking about, i don't know,

rachel: yes. their office and talk to them in person, and you could say i didn't call them. she's a very, very slippery lady. >>> all right. [laughter] now to a fox weather alert. this morning governor ron desantis is expected to hold a press conference as tropical storm debby hits the gulf of mexico. the national hurricane center is warning debby could become a hurricane before making landfall on monday. presidents along the coast -- i'm sorry, residents getting soaked with heavy rain and fast winds ahead of the storm's arrival. will: let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz for our forecast. adam: hey, good morning, guys. probably landfall on monday, but folks are going to be feeling the impacts today as this storm continues to grow. winds at 50 miles an hour. it's sitting just off the coast of south florida, this is on the gulf side. so up and down the west west coast it's still barely reaching the edge of the coastline. at the heard of -- heart of the storm the winds are 50miles an hour, s

rachel: exactly.l: she -- speaking of "fox & friends" weekday, listen, this speech on thursday night didn't go dismissive and the environment and did pretty well from a piece of political heater and she can do well in that type of environment. if she gets forced off script into an interview and you'd try to ensure that never happened. rachel: going for that saying do not do this and he said if you get tempted by the press that says come on, one quick interview and he said to tell them to shut up. no, no, no. understand this candidate and they understand it's just a stand in. there's an entire campaign around her and get her to the area. will: two monarchies ago for insurance policy and joe biden leaving the race. he can't leave. can't be kamala harris. cornated her and very carefully and not going to let out and she'll happily comply. why would she do an interview. will: the other side is incumbent upon honest media and going for the devil like us. pete: no access to pick the question. will: call it o

rachel: adam: rachel, we're going to play it out.ng. by the way, fox's big noon kickoff airs live from morgantown the starting at 10 a.m. we'll check back with in adam. i was kind of hoping to hear the band right there -- joey: it's a rivalry game. i'm excited. rachel: we're going to turn to some headlines. nasa plans to the send two astronauts instead of four on spacex's next mission to the internation space station to leave room for two astronaut toss return next we're yeah. it's been three months since sunny williams and butch wilmore took boeing's starliner to space on what was supposed to be an 8-day ship, but helium leaks kept them there. the plan to the bring them home reportedly sparking heated argument between boeing and nasa executives with a return date now planned for february. >>> listen to this, experts are worried for megyn meghan markle's lifestyle brand after noticing it hasn't put any products on sale since launching five monthsing ago. her brand, american riviera orchard, planned on selling cook ware and jam, but t

rachel: you would like the crosses. pete: the crosses? rachel: yes.e football means we are here. time for the us to admit this, back-to-school season, we hang onto the end but it is here. everyone is stressed about the cost of going back to school. look at the average estimated cost of school supplies for parents sending their kids back to school. $460. typical parents estimate their kids will each lose one hundred $70 of supply each year. at a minimum. this is big right now because this is with school starting. my wife is doing at all. it has been 17 hours a week coordinating their family schedules. rachel: is it just us? no. it is all families. it is hard to manage all these schedules and they talked about the anxiety parents are feeling that they are checking calendars multiple times a day to make sure they haven't forgotten a kid or practice. will: this is a lot of our conversation. did you send the coach a note to that he's not going to make it tomorrow? everything is conflicting. pete: every class has an email list with a 1-page sheet of all the

rachel: yeah.ng suggests she's doing very well, so why does she need to sit down with george stephanopoulos or bret baier and answer a questions? the new york times lays out the strategy telling you exactly what's happening. ms. harris replaced a democratic nominee who has hosted fewer white house news conferences than any president since ronald reagan. now she is taking a similar cautious approach, relying on televised rallies and prepared statements in a tightly-kohl -- controlled rollout of her candidacy. some pretty political strategists say harris is doing exactly what she should be doing. fine for someone running for office, that's a nice way to manipulate their exposure and, by extension, manipulate your thoughts about kamala harris. it's not pine for journalists. rachel: fight. -- can right. pete: it's not fine for the associated press. pete: well, that's the problem. will: but if they're in the same business as the campaign -- rachel: that's right. will: -- then it's good business, i guess

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rachel? rachel: thank you, trey. stay safe.nezuela, the maduro administration claims the u.s. is, quote, the forefront of a coup. attempt for recognizing his opponent as the winner of the country's presidential election. dozens of other nations are also speaking out against maduro with argentina's president, javier milei, saying, quote, he may believe he won a battle. however, the most important thing is that the venezuelan lions have awakened, and sooner or later socialism will come to an end. vice president of america's society council of americas, erin fansworth, joins us now. why don't you just give us a quick update on the latest. i do know9 that the opposition leaders, the president-elect, gone sal low, the face of the opposition is, came out of hiding yesterday to the attend protests. now what? >> hi, rachel. well, that's a great question, now what. but, look, what they did yesterday was truly inspiration ifal -- rachel: yes. >> coming out of hiding mt. face of violent oppression from the maduro regime, they came a out t

rachel,. rachel: thank you, trey. voters in georgia about what their wallets can expect if kamala harris wins the white house. >> kamala harris wins this election you will quickly have a kamala economic crash. you're going to have a crash. you could also have a crash like in 1929. more specifically. because that's where we're headed. when we win, you will rapidly see a brand-new trump economic of move, it's going to be booming. like it was four years ago. rachel: sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo will be interviewing donald trump in less than an hour and she joins us now. maria, so great to have you on. he's talking about the economy which is smart. he's saying if you elect kamala harris, as your president, your bottom line, your economy, everything's going to get worse, it's going to explode. he's talking about inflation but also we have the issue of the reserve currency which has -- that's been put into jeopardy under this administration. maria: yes, exactly. good morning to you, rachel. i spoke with pre

>> steve: right. >> rachel: i guess our government runs on autopilot. >> steve: jill biden. >> rachel obama. this show runs by todd. todd is running it. >> steve: todd who? parents in southern california are afraid to send their kids to schooling after a group of migrants tried to stop and board a school bus that was loaded with kids inside. >> rachel: this is terrifying and todd piro has nor on that scary situation. >> i'm not running the show or running the country. this is terrifying. officials say a group of around 20 illegal migrants attempted to border a school bus, picking up elementary students. elm tri students in southern california on wednesday. this happened right near the u.s.-mexico border. just 24 hours before a smaller group of suspected migrants tried to get on another school bus in the same district. parents, of course, on high alert. >> 20 illegal migrants tried to get on a bus today out of one of our bus stops. it's just scary that these kids are put into this situation. >> we don't know who these people are we don't know if they have any criminal history, what the

rachel: tomorrow. will: yeah could be interesting. rachel: we'll detox you tomorrow.first year i did this, i got pulled be ajet ski. that's not going to happen by will. rachel: no, he's good in the water. will: when you run through the streets of manhattan and carrying a american flag with the heros, it's bigger than nay hardship and accomplishment and i feel a part of ml something and it's incredit card and will hope we can share that with you on "fox & friends". when i'm hear four hours early to do television and look over and see the founder bill brown running with american flags and taking stuff off of dollies. there's no feeling sorry for yourself today. ted cruz about doing something hard with the heros of america. pete: that's awesome and proud of you. l do some stretching. that would be important. hydrate. it's too late. anything happening now is not going to help. rachel: you're so not encouraging. pete: the past couple of years and i did this and hosted the first two hours of the show here in a suit then went down and did the swim. he get as big head start t

rachel: both times. >> 0-2. rachel: i am.movie based on her book woman in me. it's the memoir and the question is who's going to play brittany? this is a really tragic story. >> for real. people that follow her on instagram, this is a chance to see britney as never before with clothes on and they're going to need a stunt man to play justin timberlake for the driving scenes and i'm not getting into the cast and it'll be fun. rachel: only one guess. >> to who plays her? >> margo robbie. she's the coolest. throwing it out there. rachel: good answer, jimmy. moving to this, there's a woman she's called the ballerina farm, she's a huge influencer like 9 million followers, believe it or not. she's known as the queen of the trend rise who have lots of kids and doing a lot of work from home. are really popular these days and interviewed by london times and they gave a not so great story. i want to play this for you. actually it's just a quote. let's read this quote. hannah neilman known to 9 million followers as ballerina farm and art

let's go over to rachel. rachel, take it away. >> rachel: thank you, brian.rris is in phoenix, arizona today, her fourth visit to the state this year without making a single trip to the southern border. the state's tucson sector has reported more than 480,000 illegal encounters this fiscal year. by far the most of any border sector. remember, that's just one sector. how much longer can harris ignore this crisis, chris clem, retired border patrol chief agents in yuma, arizona is here to react. chris, it's great to have you on. i was reading a report by another border chief who was saying, you know, the name kamala harris actually i will his sits eye rolls out of border patrol agents and border law enforcement because everything has just gotten worse since she became the, quote, border czar. >> absolutely. the numbers don't lie. we went from 900,000 to 400,000 up to 1.6 million. 2.2 million so on and so on. the fact that she has been to a border state or she is currently in a border state and not actually going to the physical border and meeting with her own bo

rachel: that's it.ini. he's that generation. rachel: what they're saying is the new mini mullet -- look at that. the mini mullet is supposed to be like an '80s rocker hair. >> that's a real mullet. you've got to have short hair in the front. all those '880s rockers. rachel: some people call i it the wisconsin water fall. we love it. always great having you on. tom will host the big weekend show tonight at 7:00 p.m. you can it get more tom shalub tonight. more "fox & friends" just moments away. stay with usus. (♪) bounce back fast from heartburn with tums gummy bites, and love food back. (♪) oooh! this is our night! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also

rachel: yeah.nswers, and i think a too often -- first of all, nobody trusts any of these agencies that are doing the investigation, that's the first problem. but i think having rfk jr. and donald trump, both people who were not given proper secret service protection and then, of course, rfk's history with assassination in his family, donald trump having experienced that, i just believe this is a moment where these two forces are are promising to go up against the system. and this, i really honestly believe this is the last chance that americans have to get to the bottom of this. if the other side wins, i truly believe we'll never mow the answer to these questions that you're bringing up and never have trust in these institutions again. will: it's been now 34 days we haven't heard kamala harris answer any serious questions, no interview, no press conference. her deputy campaign manager says, don't worry, it's coming. >> reporter: when will she sit down with the media in a one-on-one capacity and ans

rachel, i'm so excited to say hi to you. >> rachel: oh, thanks, janice. >> janice: good to see you. >el: good to see you and thanks for the great weather. >> janice: you got it. >> rachel: despite massive fraud, harris may soon letting thousands of illegal immigrants apply from entry from their home countries. the program that lets cuban, haitian, nicaraguan and venezuelan migrants apply for entry was paused after internal audit found potential fraud with over 100,000 applications. having just over 3,000 sponsors. that's definitely curious. here to react fox news contributor and retired acting ice director tom homan. tom, can we just start from the beginning. we have a legal way to apply to enter into our country and we're restarting a program where we know people come to this program have come in here fraudulently have killed and raped americans. and they are restarting it. why? what is happening? >> it's just another way of them bringing illegal alien notice country. they can put them in a bucket of chnv program or put thousands into the cbp 1 app. >> they are talking about the same

we got to get trump in office. >> rachel: you think that will fix the problem? a barber shop, that said tips were higher back then. his father, when they immigrated here in the '80s prosecute peru, he told me, we were deciding, we were going to go to venezuela and something happened they could not do that and immigrated to the united states. he said, we're so happy we did that, we are,a fr,a frayed we m turn into venezuela. hispanics feel they are part of the working class. >> steve: i'll bet he loved no taxes on tip. >> lawrence: tip is a tip. a lot of guys are independent contractors, their own businessmen. >> rachel: i met elderly people coming out of the grocery store. donald trump trying to appeal to them with no tax on -- social security. >> steve: all right. >> brian: we move ahead, trump holds an hour-long press conference yftz and vice president harris took questions for 60 seconds after dodging the press for 18 days. >> lawrence: aishah hasnie asked the former president some questions and she's live at palm beach now. hi. >> i should have asked him if

rachel: tell me why?like we need to have someone and i don't know any other canon feels that. rachel: you are looking for someone to represent something to you? >> yes. rachel: do you think donald trump would manage the economy better than kamala harris? >> yes. [laughter] rachel: that's a crazy answer. [laughter] that is fascinating. i appreciate your honesty. >> he's a businessman than it comes to guiding us or maybe being a president may be she has a better way to represent us. see for that is interesting. rachel: lawrence heard that yesterday it will meet plated on the couch and said that's just because she is an activist and it's really hard for her to make that transition. she is honest enough to admit donald trump will be better for the economy. she was honest to talk about her own financial struggles. and yet she could not bring herself. on the other hand i talked to so many people who said this place, allentown you would not have found one trump supporter if you stood on this corner two years ago

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rachel? rachel: thank you. all right.mer deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland. kt, so great to have you on today. so these were preemptive strikes. how confident are we in the israeli intelligence that led to these strikes, and how controversial is it to do a prethemtive strike? -- preemptive strike? >> first of all, we're very confident. israel can see this stuff coming. they have the best intelligence service in the region, if not in the world. we've seen in the assassinations of the hezbollah and hamas leaders that they know where the bad guys are, and they know how to get them. so we are very confident in israel's intelligence -- rachel: i only say that, kt, because they didn't see october 7th coming. that's why i'm asking. >> oh. well, or actually, you know, you're making a really good point because what's coming from hezbollah is a missile attack, and what they didn't see, the vaunted israeli intelligence, what they didn't see coming was human attack. and that was a huge, gaping hole in their intelligence s

rachel: yeah.here are two more pro-abortion candidates not just ever to run for office, for this high level of office a, but even in congress or among all the 2000s. nancy pelosi told -- all the governors. nancy pelosi told tim walz to tone the it down, that's how radical he was. by the way, the botched abortion baby stuff, they they call it when they left those babies to die, they call it comfort care. it is the most lethal euphemism for leaving a struggling infant who is born alive to just die. it's so unbelievable. is and you're right, what kamala harris did in california, she took campaign money from planned parenthood and used her office to go after pro-lifers in highly unconstitution always. leila a? >> yeah -- lila? >> yeah. kamala harris is going to and has trampled on the first amendment. if you're her political enemy, she's going to attack you. that's what she's proven in her track record, so she's a danger to every single american's first amendment freedoms. and in addition, she's a dang

rachel? >> rachel: so many bracing.you so much, faith. >>> so for the latest on the storm's track, let's get right to somara theodore. all right, somara, good morning. walk us through it. >> somara: okay, so right now it's still a tropical depression and has to cross over cuba and it's going to hit that open water. temperatures right now in the 80s, just enough energy to juice it up and turn it into a tropical storm named debby and at which point we could see it make its way to the big bend and potentially even a low grade hurricane before moving out to the carolina coast there. now, you can see the areas that could see tropical storm conditions from naples up to tampa, but we have a hurricane watch near cedar key and horseshoe bend, as i said. we could see further strengthening as we approach monday morning. this is going to impact that monday morning commute for all those living along the west coast of florida there. storm surge could be significant in the big bend, three to five feet, two to four closer to tampa. ver

rachel: ok. first, let me address the other side, because there is a lot of people in the country who think you need to polarize to get, social justice that we are in a really bad moment for the future progress of minority-inclusive country, and if we don't polarize, we are not pushing the envelope hard enough. i would just say that we have never seen that strategy work in any polarized country that actually exists in reality. polarization hollows out the center. what it does is it paves the way for authoritarianism. and what it means socially is when you have a polarized place, you get a stronger political and social backlash to change. instead of there being a push to change, a lot of people who are kind of in the middle and then some people against it, and you can wedge towards change with that middle, you have a binary, both very strong and you get a much stronger backlash. when you have a polarized society, what you tend to get is a move one way and move the other way. the backlash is much,

. >> rachel: they are. bringing faith to campus. un tos attend let's give him the glory event starting by ohio state football players. we'll talk to one of the players next hour. final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. mornings are better with friends. >> steve: today is a body day on the campaign trail. the vice president will sit down for her first interview in over a month along with her runningmate tim walz. >> lawrence: axios is calling out harris saying there are burning questions the vice president need to answer on policy flip flops. >> brian: she has basically taken the trump platform. lucas tomlinson joins us. >> lucas: vice president harris sitting down for her first interview taped alongside her running mate tim walz after weeks of dodging the press. new poll shows harris leading trump 45-41 nationally and has a 13-point lead among women and hispanic voters. new fox news poll shows harris with slight lead overtrump in georgia and nevada, states trump narrowly lost four years ago. trump is up in a state he won in 2020

pete: sorry, rachel. rachel: you guys continue.l: turning to headlines starting with a fox terrifying video showing the moment a plane falls from the sky and crashes in a residential neighborhood in southern brazil killing the 61 people on board. brazilian officials are investigating what went wrong. the plane was heading to the international airport in south paolo and flight tracking data shows it dropped 17,000 feet in one minutes and it's the deadliest plane crash in brazil since 2007. embattled venezuela president and dictator is rejecting the offer of safe passage to allow for a political transition and the socialist government is blocking access to what's app. it's an apparent attempt to end unrest and fiery protests erupted after the socialist dictator declared victory after last month's election and the opposition, the u.s. and other countries say evidence suggests he won the vote. by the way, he's also begun to round up and elmore imprison maf the opposition and it's terrifying. a teacher in california is starting off the

rachel? >> rachel: it could be good news for homebuyers.eck of the weather. hey, somara. >> somara: hey, rachel. good morning. there's a few other things i want to talk about when it comes to debby, and that's the storm surge. it's just north of cedar key. that's where we could see 6 to 10 feet of storm surge, but even in highly populated areas like tampa, sarasota, fort myers, we could see 2 to 5 feet of storm surge. this is going to be compounded because we also have the heavy rainfall that's going to be coming down. 4 to 8 inches hitting the florida coastline. look at savannah, georgia, look at charleston. locally 10 to 30 inches of rain. why does that happen? debby crosses it. it makes landfall, and after it does that, it heads monday afternoon for the georgia/florida border, and then by tuesday at 7:00 a.m., it starts to sit spinning right over brunswick, meandering, taking its time, it's slow-m slow-moving along the coastline. and this means we could be in their potentially historic flooding. up to 30 inches of rain. this is going to

rachel: thank you, rick.tranded restaurant -- astronauts. >> nasa has decided that butch and sunny will return with crew 9 next february and that starliner will return uncrewed. our core value is safety the -- safety, and it is the our north star. will: the boeing mission was supposed to last just 8 days but they'll now be in space for another 6 months. pete: let's bring in former astronaut jose hernandez. jose, we sort of joke about it, thought it was going to be 8 days, now it's going to be almost a year. does this surprise you? i mean, would they go up for 8 days thinking, well, we might have to stay, or are they as surprised as the rest of us? >> good morning. no, it doesn't surprise me that nasa made the call for them to stay the on until february because, you know, we're taking the safest route to ensure the astronauts return home. now, butch and sunny knew this was a test flight, and if everything went right, it would have lasted 10 days. some issues, maybe 80 days, but it looks like they have some unr

rachel? >> rachel: just terrifying moments. melissa, thank you. gio?o: all right, rachel, we turn now to the fda approving a new nasal medicine to treat emergency allergic reactions. let's bring in dr. darien sutton. good to see you. >> dr. darien: good morning. >> gio: we're always talking about the epipen, but now we're talking about a nasal spray. >> dr. darien: this is a needle-free option to treat anaphylaxis, the most common cause. the best outcomes for patients are those who get early treatment, specifically treatment at home, but many go without it, whether it be they're fearful of needles or use those epipens incorrectly. this new innovation helps reduce those barriers to treatment. >> gio: this is pretty major. but this is still a drug. so there are side effects. >> dr. darien: there are. and they mostly include side effects you would expect. we're talking about nausea, vomiting, headache, and often nasal irritation, but it seems that those are mild and minimal, thankfully. >> gio: so, do we know when this will actually hit shelves? a lot of

rachel: okay.hat's going on fox news sunday today. >> we have such a great lineup coming up you guys we're talking to john kirby, obviously, as tensions in the middle east heat up. we're also reflecting on the prisoner swap from this week and continuing efforts to get mark home and senate judiciary committee there's been news this week about the supreme court reforms that president biden proposed shannon has an exclusive with justice neil gorsuch get a deep dive into his thoughts that will be fascinating to hear from a sitting supreme court justice. on these proposals that, obviously, made a lot of waves in washington. rachel: we're looking forward to it. thanks jackie. >> jackie sitting in for shannon bream on fox news sunday. you know one more thing on kamala harris before we move on there's been some discussion i know brought up by president trump. you know, kamala harris, you know, has been black sleetion been indian whatever is convenient at given times i don't think her race is -- i don't thi

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rachel?rachel: tom soufi burridge, tracking those developments in the middle east. all right. tom, thank you. >>> and staying overseas, the war in ukraine is intensifying after a russian missile hit a shopping mall in ukraine. the strike coming as ukraine is pressing its own major incursion into russia for the first time. abc's patrick reevell joins us with more. good morning, patrick. >> reporter: good morning, rachel. this was a very deadly strike on a supermarket in the eastern ukrainian city of kostiantynivka. at least 14 killed and nearly 50 wounded, and that strike comes as ukraine is pressing its own extraordinary large-scale incursion into russia, the first since the war began. it's now five days since ukraine's surprise attack into russia's kursk region and the ukrainian force estimated in the low thousands has seized a handful of villages. one video showing a russian troop column completely destroyed. now, russia is now racing reinforcements to the region where thousands of russian

rachel powell: so this hat says, rachel we love you, trump. donnie o'sullivan: are you hoping trump will pardon you? rachel powell: i know he'll pardon me. that's not a hope. i know that trump will pardon me. donnie o'sullivan: rachel, still had faith in trump, even facing the election lies that were sending her to prison. but how wide are these lies among the wider trump base? i went to vegas to find out. do i put it all on red or all on black tonight? supporter: put it on 21. donnie o'sullivan: 21? supporter: 21. donnie o'sullivan: ok. supporter: yeah. [audio logo] supporter: because i'm the only person in history to win cars in both the wheel of fortune and the price is right. donnie o'sullivan: i came over to you because i saw your shirt. supporter: uh-huh donnie o'sullivan: that's trump being arraigned. supporter: yeah. supporter: we should all be united to stand with this man. supporter: i was better off four years ago. donnie o'sullivan: i believe trump is the only hope right now on the earth. donnie o'sullivan: what happens if trump lo

ains. >> rachel: i think you are right.e going to get some reaction to this very -- well, we hope significant interview since it's the first ever interview from somebody running for president. we are going to be speaking to j.d. vance a little later in the show at 8:00 a.m. you talked about inflation, steve, you talk about preaching and spending money. s that was component. the other was energy policy, the war on american energy. and kamala -- kamala and joe biden were definitely responsible for that kamala had said i'm against fracking. now she is for it. so, watch this. flash no and i made that clear on the debate stage in 2020 that i would not ban fracking. as vice president i did not ban fracking and as president i will not ban fracking. i made it clear where i stand. we're in 2024. i have not changed my position and i will not change who that position going forward. my values have not changed. i believe it is very important that we take seriously what we must do to guard against what is a clear crisis in terms of the c

as for what rachel reeves — complicated. as for what rachel reeves is — complicated.ging expectations in this way this — for managing expectations in this way. this is exactly the time that she needs — way. this is exactly the time that she needs to sort of set out her stall _ she needs to sort of set out her stall this— she needs to sort of set out her stall. this is the time to get the bad news — stall. this is the time to get the bad news out of the way frankly. but if she _ bad news out of the way frankly. but if she sets _ bad news out of the way frankly. but if she sets out the worst case scenario _ if she sets out the worst case scenario where she does deliver a budget— budget and it is not quite as bad, she will— budget and it is not quite as bad, she will have a boost. this is good politics _ she will have a boost. this is good politics from rachel reeves, in truth — politics from rachel reeves, in truth but— politics from rachel reeves, in truth. but we in the conservative party— truth. but we in the conservative party need — truth. but we in the conservativ

rachel, over to you. >> rachel: thank you, adam. french president macron de defending his decision.make the effort to learn french language and learn wealth -- upons the eu is investigating whether telegram skirted digital rules. bring in fox news senior correspondent benjamin hall. what is going on here? there seems to be a lot of conflict about what is happening with this ceo of this platform, some people say this is an attempt to get back at him because he does not want to cooperate with intel and sur surveillance, your call. >> you have an idea this is attack on freedom of speech. you have people say, because you own social media company does not mean you are responsible for what is written on that social media company, that is what mr. durov's lawyers are saying at this moment. this is called digital services act that targets online platforms. purpose of that law is to tackle disinformation. many see this arrest as way to withhold information, target things being said on social media companies. you have people talking about crimes being committed through telegram. you have whol

rachel is with us and, rachel, you're a fan of "freaky friday." >> rachel: i just -- seeing all these teases, i can't believe i have to wait so long to watch the movies. i loved that movie. one of my favorites growing up. >> gio: we'll have a lot more coming up ahead from d23. lindsay lohan and jamie lee curtis. much more on that coming up. very exciting. >> rachel: also this morning, the search for answers after that deadly plane crash in brazil. all 61 people on board killed when the plane seemed to fall out of the sky. >> whit: we begin with remnants of hurricane debby drenching the northeast after killing at least eight people and dropping all that rain. somara theodore is tracking the latest. somara, good morning. >> somara: good morning. that's right, debby wasn't just coastal. it drove deep into central pennsylvania. there they had to declare a disaster emergency because of this flooding. this was yesterday. a lot of the town evacuated around 9:00 a.m. yesterday and there were four states that saw about a foot of rain. we have places like new jersey, new york that are under a s

rachel: i know we do.eteners called iowa wrist -- so what is it for those listening and don't know what that is. >> a plant alcohol one of the sugar substitutes not from the beet root but evented people have been using it especially as it rise in diabetes in our society. when you see diet coke or artificial sweeteners stevia and companies do add to it. we have seen some evidence now, and even a latest study that shows that there may be a correlation with people who use take it with clot risk meaning heart attacks and strokes. it is enough data at this point that makes me pause i've never been a fan of sugar substitutes i don't cook with a lot of sugar in general. but for me i like use more natural ways to sweeten things like ginger rosemary pure maple scrup and honey and work with a nutritionist for your control but i personally am not a fan of the artificial sweeteners i know you love your diet mountain due but i don't love it. get away from that and drink some water. >> i'm with you on maple scrup and ho

pete: thank you rachel. rachel: you got it.special day libraries all across the country yesterday. >> god bless america -- ♪ land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her ♪ ♪ and guide her ♪ ♪ through the night with a light from above ♪ ♪ >> it was the second national cu at the library day with 360 story hours held in 45 states and families gathering to read wholesome children books singing the national anthem god bless america and pray. the man behind this movement actor writer produce actor kirk cameron joins us now. what an awesome thing to see over 30,000 at least people attend attended these across the country but remind us how this came about this see you at the library day. >> pete, rachel so great to be with you guys this morning this came about a couple of years ago we started seeing publics in public libraries and we're being banned because libraries said they didn't line up with the values of love and kindness, and peace. and we ended up greeted by thousands and thousands of family who is want to get back to these values tha

rachel: think it madeline. claim the plan referring to socialistic dictator in venezuela. this is what dictators have always done, right question at the go, they destroy the economy and then they don't know who to blame so they blame greedy grocers. they put in price controls. and it never works out well. it did not work out while we wee tried it decades before under nixon. president nixon in 1971 aug august 15 put in price controls pretty announce he's going to do it he had a 90 day hold on all u.s. prices and wages. inflation fell for more than 6% in 1972 below 3% and 72. in general the 15th , 73 the government eased restrictions, prices of course shot back up. by june 13 as a result nixon imposed another phrase with stricter controls. this time the controls failed to tame inflation. you had david as men on a little bit ago and here's what he said about that time. >> two things happen when you use price controls. first of all you repress inflation. it's like a boiling pot of water. you put a lid on it and sla

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. >> rachel: be money smart. how to make the most of sales tax holidays for back-to-school shopping, the best buys, and other ways to save. >> will: plus, cool cooking. >> this is a berry tiramisu. it is absolute perfection. it is great for a no-bake dessert. >> will: with record-breaking high temps we have delicious no-cook recipes to help you beat the heat. >> rachel: and we are counting down to college. how to save space and money with the ultimate dorm organization checklist that will set you up for success. ♪ party in the usa ♪ >> whit: plus, the summer games are in full swing and you can train like an athlete right at home from swimming to gymnastics to track and field. we have a former olympian here to show us how it's done, as we say -- good morning, america. ♪ definitely not a nashville party ♪ >> whit: good morning, america. so great to have you with us for a second hour of "gma." we are so excited. we have will reeve and rachel scott back by popular demand. welcome. >> rachel: excited to be here. >> wi