pete hegseth responds with his pete hegseth responds with his take coming up next. why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again dan: this week during the radio show, i get a lot of messages from dedicated listeners. the message read something like this. if the abortion ruling in dobbs holds, we might lose the mid-terms. the whole purpose of politician is conserving the good things that work. i don't give a damn about who wins a seat and whose ass goes in that seat after an election ifer in going to go in that seat and not protect human rights. the whole purpose is preserving the meritocracy. it's not so they can go to lunch and smoke cigars with their friends. you wanted to argue about tax cuts and cool choice? you are not going to pay taxes be

joining me to talk about it, pete hegseth and joey jones. pete, i will go to you first. i think -- i don't want to say we forget. but it's not just those who have been lost heroically. but their families who have to live damaged forever knowing that person is never coming back. >> those are the people i think about the most. this weekend, and i ask myself the question every time. am i or we living worthy of their sacrifice? it could have been any one of us. you talk about the bortac agent. the bullet went through his hat. it could have been any one of us. but they paid the ultimate sacrifice. i think about the names of the people i served with. staff sergeant $, wonderful family man. he was in law enforcement on the civilian side. one of the thousands of our generation that were set off to fight a difficult war. never asked questions, and did it because they loved what's behind them, that flag. i spliewt them all and think about them this weekend. dan: joey, i'm frequently disappointed by people and i don't have a lot of heroes. you left a piece of your body, multiple pi

hegseth joining us on the set, good morning, pete. that was amazing just hearing from her and especially the first interview after leaving the white house. how was it and what is she doing other than what we heard? what is she doing right now? >> she is still a mother of a tenth grader and very committed to baron and his development in school down there. when he's in school and work on my business and my business now is both an cryptocurrency side of things to help fund which he does in foster care. an extension which you did in the white house focused on kids and children. if you look at foster kids and their vulnerability, she feels there is a gap that her profile can help address. she wanted to talk a lot about the future, of course i wanted to ask what was it like to be in d.c.? are you thinking about going back and, you know, she said you never know. never say never. but we will be grateful to melania and the first team for that opportunity. >> todd: what is your one big take away? >> one big take away i don't know whether she li

joining me is "fox and friends" co-host pete -- hegseth. illegal immigrant getting pallets of baby formula while americans can't find it in the stores. joe biden is president of the united states. we are sending $40 billion to ukraine and pallets of baby formula to the border and our people are struggling to find it here. pete: the democrat party is the party of illegals. they will facilitate this. they are planning for it, they are invested in it. you can get wherever you want with transportation. we'll make sure you have got identification, we'll make sure you get medal insurance. and we'll send you to a city of your choice. there was planning that went into this. this administration has known about the recall and supply chain issues. 40% of our baby formula comes from china. they could have and should have planned for this, but it wasn't a priority. it took one congresswoman whose husband is a first responder and knows the border patrol. the border patrol took a picture of the shelf. he said i have grandkids who can't get formula at the

pete hegseth joins us for hot takes. illegal immigrants getting pallets of baby formula while americans struggle to find it. i'm a christian. i don't want to see anybody suffer. but it am world full of difficult choices. and joe biden is sending pallets of baby formula to the border when our people are struggling to find it themselves. pete: the democrat party is the party illegals. they will facilitate this. they are planning for it. they are investing it in. we'll make sure you get trns pore takes, we'll send you to a sanctuary city. and we'll make sure you have baby formula. the administration has known about the recall and supply chainch issues. 40% of our baby formula comes from china. they could have planned for this. but it wasn't a priority. one congresswoman whose husband is a first responder and knowed the border patrol, and the border patrol took a picture of the shelf where they had baby formula. he said i have grandkids who can't get formula at the store. it'sre almost poetic of what we are dealing with at t

pete hegseth responds with his take coming up next. ashley: welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier. the people of ukraine brace fear possibly the most powerful assault from russia yet. moscow is intensifying attacks as it prepares to celebrate victory day. the * wants something to declare a victory and he may do so by declaring the invasion as an all-out war. jill biden is meeting with many of the families who fled ukraine since the start of the war. a stunning 80-1 upset in today's kentucky derby. dan: this week during the radio show, i get a lot of messages from dedicated listeners. the message read something like this. if the abortion ruling in dobbs holds, we might lose the mid-terms. the whole purpose of politician is conserving the good things that work. i don't give a damn about who wins a seat and whose ass goes in that seat after an election ifer in going to go in that seat and not protect human rights. the whole purpose is preserving the meritocracy. it's not so they can go to lunch and smoke cigars with their friends.

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ashley: good time to bring in pete hegseth. was it a political stunt, political move? >> he want a constructive conversation with someone who's going to disagree with you on the scope of the second amendment you don't start by pulling a stunt, you don't start by trying to put them on display one day after a horrific tragedy where parents are identifying precisely who it is, funerals and prayer vigils are happening. he slipped into the room, got to where the cameras were, made a point. the governor and lieutenant governor held back. it was the local mayor who called him out and said you are out of line which everyone regardless of your political persuasion is going to recognize. this is not the time for this, grieving, prayer, important, getting our arms around the timeline of what happened, who may be should have known more what was happening around the shooter, there are questions we haven't answers we need. until we get those things, don't use it for your own grandstanding and political campaign at that is what beto rourke did. i don't think it will help him. ashley:

great to sigh, pete hegseth. thank you. the white house refusing to condemn the leak of the supreme court's draft opinion overturning roe versus wade. chief justice robbers condemned the leaker in the strongest terms and launched an investigation. senator ted cruise's take. >> over 200 years of our nation's history that has never happened and one woke little left wing twit who decided to hell with his or her obligations to the justice they work for, to hell with their obligations to the work, to hell with their obligations to the rule of law, that they would instead try to sneak it out in order to put political pressure on the justices and intimidate them into changing their vote. >> disturbing development a progressive group published the addresses of six conservative supreme court justice thes, a memo urging protestors to show up on their doorstep causing concerns for the justice's safety and safety of their families. peter doocy is live at the white house. this could be dangerous as there were growing calls and threats t

even with my name on twitter, i think there are six sake pete hegseth accounts. >> julie: are there? >> kennedy: i just started another one this morning prayer [laughter] >> pete: i don't know it's gone on or what people are saying but i know there's no we need the amount of people. if you had an authentic place we could actually verify that there were other people and real conversations, that's really very variable. >> julie: i want to put this up and get your reaction. twitter legal called to complain that i violated their nda by revealing the bot check sample sizes 100." this actually happened. >> emily: he twitter hates them because he's giving us all they do it, i love it. its offering choice. you can choose what to watch and not to subscribe. twitter is the opposite. they have removed choice with a default setting, and every time someone blames an algorithm, they are providing themselves a buffer that isn't really accurate because they are humans, that say he violated the nda. i feel like him purchasing it is -- was to what is it? wrestling with pigs or whatever? i'm sure they

pete hegseth is live at jc's restaurant? burton, ohio. boy, it's packed. it sounds like it's loud. >> pete: it is, guys. the supreme court news you are talking about right now. that's what everyone is talking about. you guys are talking about it for sure. guys, it's election season. it's primary morning. here we are again 2022 and ohio is going to be a huge indicator amongst republicans which way they have got to go. i have been talking to folks this morning i have heard people saying they are going to support almost every single republican governor's candidate and republican senate candidate and at each table the conversation just from what i have seen so far is about the president and president trump's endorsement of j.d. vance and whether or not that convinces them to vote in that direction or whether or not they stay with another particular candidate and a lot of talk about governor dewine here whether he was too heavy handed on covid or not for the taste of republicans. really interesting and fascinating views from the voters. this is what we do on "f

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"fox & friends" weekend cohost pete hegseth, so great to see you. i want to get to the will military stuff and just a second. there's something i want to talk to you about it came up in the last few days. obviously were still reflecting on the terrible school shooting in texas. details still emerging there is something that i have heard mentioned by friends specifically on the question of how it may be possible to enlist the support of our great that's community and protecting schools, you are such a key leader in that community i wonder what you made with this the idea to partner schools with veterans in the community and actually have them be part of the protection for schools, what do you think of that? >> i think it's a good idea it's a way to harden the site and begin people quickly who have the experience and understand weapon systems and threats and i remember the local community rather retired law enforcement were retired vets or guys that it moved on to another part of their lives. nobody loves there's more than those willing to put their l

joining me, pete hegseth. topic number one. a shocking poll, 67% of americans think joe biden should be impeached if hunter biden's corruption proves true. if president trump can be impeached over a phone call, surely. jon: can be impeached. >> that's with only fox news covering this story. just wait until one reporter, just one so-called non-conservative reporter doing 10 seconds of research because this is an open secret in washington. hunter biden is connected to joe biden. if they took one moment they would verify it. i don't think how the republicans can't pursue this. you can't leave your border open and call yourself commander-in-chief. dan: majorkas claims white he prum sifts is the number one threat. but he couldn't get give one example. >> i'm asking how many referrals have you made to doj for white you recommend i or domestic terrorism. >> i will provide that information. >> you don't know? can you name one case? dan: he can't even think of one. someone should have slipped him an index cards. >> you and i are both ri

pig -- pete hegseth >> welcome to "jesse watters primetime." ♪♪ we start tonight with a fake news alert at the expense of cnn. >> law enforcement officials are preparing for potential violence in the capitol and nationwide after the leak of that supreme court draft opinion which strikes down roe v. wade. >> potential violence over roe v. wade setting off alarm for cnn. naturally, cnn, is looking at reality and bracing for the worse from the leftist lunatics. i stand corrected. my producers are saying we are not right on that. i'm getting word these aren't the people cnn is worried about. looks like what they are really scared of are the violent republicans. >> capital police warning that far right calling for violence against the religious group planning to rally for abortion rights. >> they are closely monitoring social media chatter that suggest that there's a potential for violence against abortion clinic providers, abortion clinic staffs. what we know after january 6th and what law enforcement knows is that social media chatter can manifest into actual violence. >> just your friendl

i am not like pete hegseth. i really am a patriot. tyrus, what would you send a space? >> tyrus: "go back" sign. you get some young alien. he is fresh in his first trip the first thing he sees is a bunch of naked people. you think it's going to be awesome. he's going to fly down there and take his clothes off because he wants to blend in. you have a green naked guy looking for a good time. and then the first thing he sees is not like the picture. now he is standing there naked in front of a woman, a human being. next thing you know, he is in space h.r.. [laughter] that's good. >> greg: space h.r.. anytime you put space in front of anything it makes it better except for h.r.. it gets worse. >> tyrus: a galaxy you want to be far, far away. >> greg: jamie, what if they see are pictures of menu items. look at that tasty piece of flesh. >> jamie: so many confusing things. i feel like it's possible that there was a board dude at nasa drawing a picture of a naked woman and his boss was like what are you doing. space messages. that's what you will tell my wife if she asks what

. >> joey: congressman michael waltz, pete hegseth and tomi lahren are all on deck. ♪ ♪ why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again ♪ ♪ [chanting] >> carley: a fox news alert, a stunning new alert on unprecedented supreme court leak rocking the nation. political with a draft majority opinion suggesting the high court to strike down roe vs. wade. republicans are accusing a liberal law clerk of leaking the document to intimidate justices in order to change the outcome of the ruling. you are watching "fox & friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> joey: joey jones and ford todd piro. the democrats are pushing for a full-bow

cohost of "fox & friends" weekend, pete hegseth. her smiles always pearly and she's on air too dam early. carley shimkus. she is like a slice of wonder bread. thin, white, already baked. fox news contributor kat timpf. finally, children use his shoes as bumper cars. my massive sidekick and the n.w.a. champion. tyrus. pete, looking good today as always. i would put you up at a 8 tonight. usually you are between a 7 and 9. >> pete: this studio is a 10. >> greg: it certainly is. absolutely beautiful. you know what else is beautiful, you. their logic is they are telling their audience you wear these so we can perform. isn't that an artificial divide? you don't need to wear them. it's crazy, it's actually pretending it is science or they don't wear them but you do. >> pete: . we know most of the masks are cloth masks which we know don't work. it's the ultimate virtue signal. if they could replace the cloth diaper over their face with a button that says i'm better than you, that would work out well for everybody. and yet it's -- if trump

pete hegseth, co-host of "fox & friends" weekend is on the mezzanine in "focus" with me. these stories day-by-day will divide us in terms of our emotions. of course there were heroes but our hearts are so broken. >> we have to have clarity about the evil aspect of this, the coward who targeted elementary kids. the timeline never moves as quickly as our news cycle and we want to know who could have known. the people around this shooter, the grand parents, the parents, the friends, the people he connected with on social media. he posted on social media but likely private messages. how quickly can you get access to those? then you turn to the law enforcement response and we covered it all morning this morning on "fox & friends" and it's not clear we have our arms really at all around what the timeline really was. >> harris: we don't. >> if the first shots occurred when he crashes his truck into the ravine outside the school and engages with the resource officer there. if that's when the clock starts, how much took him to get in the school. the other local police. there are r

pig -- pete hegseth >> welcome to "jesse watters primetime." ♪♪ we start tonight with a fake news alert at the expense of cnn. >> law enforcement officials are preparing for potential violence in the capitol and nationwide after the leak of that supreme court draft opinion which strikes down roe v. wade. >> potential violence over roe v.

i texted pete hegseth 48 hours ago and said this looks a lot like -- they handled it like a hostage situation. that doesn't make sense. i don't know why that is. i was not in that room. i was not in the hallway. i was not in the school. i can't tell you. >> judge jeanine: we all know that but what we know now is children are calling. shots are ringing. what we know now today. what we now know is that 11:35 officers go in. they are being shot at. at 11:35. at 12:16 there is a 911 call, shannon. one of the kids says eight or nine of us are alive. at 12:21, there are three shots ringing out. they have got an active shooter. why does it go from 12:21 to 12:50 for them to figure out that there is an active shooter. >> i would like that answer too. >> shannon: were the 911 calls being relayed to the commander on the scene? if you are treating it as a barricade situation where maybe there are no children alive in that room and it's just the shooter coming or going to handle it differently. we you have repeated calls. i feel like they are going to release those 911 calls and it's going to be really h

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. >> todd: pete hegseth and the first lady melania trump with first on-camera interview since leaving the white house. her thoughts on the state of the country under the biden administration and more what will be in the future. keep it right here on "fox & friends first" on a very busy monday morning. my head doesn't pound. and my stomach isn't nauseous. it's time for migraine prevention delivered differently, through an iv infusion. it's time for vyepti - a preventive treatment for migraine in adults. vyepti is designed to start working fast, and to last with a 30-minute iv infusion, 4 times a year delivering 100% of the medication directly into your bloodstream. the power of a vyepti infusion can help to reduce monthly migraine days. some had fewer migraine days with the very first treatment. don't take if allergic to vyepti. common side effects are allergic reactions, stuffy nose, and scratchy throat. allergic reactions include rash, swelling, trouble breathing, hives, and redness of the face. choose to infuse with migraine prevention delivered differently. talk to a neurologist or

first, pete hegseth from "fox and friends" weekend and richard goodsy here to take this on. so richard, let's start with you. you see that editorial in the post saying the president is trying to distract everybody by calling everybody that wouldn't vote for him extremists, the most radical political organization in history. is that a wise move for somebody that was going to bring the country together? >> that's not what he's trying to do. he has his economic numbers. best job creation in history last year. most small businesses created in history last year. biggest drop in the deficit in history last year. and he's trying to call out the theory that was behind this draft supreme court decision, which was not just ban abortion but ban same sex marriage and would ban use of contraceptives -- >> martha: nobody said that. >> excuse me? >> martha: they're not in that opinion at all. >> what justice alito says the privacy is not found in the constitution. that is what those supreme court decisions for the right of contraceptives are predicated on. so that's what joe biden is tryin

. >> listening to pete hegseth at a diner in cincinnati this morning. listening to the people in there oh, i'm with vance all the way because i like the trump boost. i'll vote for whoever tells me to vote for. other people, i've been with josh mandel the whole team. mentioning a few other candidates as well. were you surprised? what do you think about the former presidented choice to even get in this race? it's early. you put your name on the line. it's interesting in georgia as well when you don't necessarily have to in his position. >> yeah, martha. it's a big gamble by president trump. he's putting all of his chips on the table and could win big if he propels vance into the lead, into the domination. a lot of reputational risk a that if he doesn't win in ohio, if vance doesn't come out on top, he has bigger challenges with endorsements in the next few weeks. so getting a vance win would be big for donald trump. but if he loses in ohio, he may have other loses with other candidates that he really likes. his track record may look spotty after the month

hegseth. first, congratulationsnsatulatio on the book. amazon.com will throw it outhrhr if "hannity" .com. but if you look at this one issue, i understand why democrats are doingy' what they're doing there are all these other issues they don't want to talk about. so roe a v. wade, if it does go away, the states will decide what the laws will be and i doubt if any states will totally, completely outlaw abortion. i don't think that's going toha happen. and if they did, people would have access in neighboring states, new york , california or anywhere else they wanted ton go that correct? correct. far this is the far left extremist ship is sinking with joe biden at the helm. they know it on every you just laid out, john. they believe that this criminal leak of a potential draft of a supreme court decision isto their life raft and they are clinging to it and screaming t from the hilltops. they just declared that you men' i don't want to speak fort but i presume clay and everyone else who supported

joey jones sitting in for pete at sec. pete hegseth. pepe memorial day. >> joey: i'm remembering and celebrating the man among men that i got to serve and be around and get to know and the women too. in combat and i'm happy because i know they are sacrificing. >> rachel: absolutely. it is an amazing day. a lot of families getting together. all of us remembering those who have sacrificed everything. of course, we did a lot of that in north carolina where we were in charlotte. >> will: throughout the morning, your stories with loved ones who sacrificed in this country at friends@foxnews.com. in the first hour, it is the best way to honestly remember and celebrate memorial day. and that is the story of one individual. joey, you began by telling us the story of daniel career. >> joey: absolutely. killed by an i.d. that took his legs. there is a father and son out of out of dalton, georgia, major jeff mcdonald who was my football coach in middle school. he taught for 30 years and his son chris mcdonald was my best friend employed football wi

senator james langford, pete hegseth, tammy bruce, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> the only information that was known in advance was posted by the gunman on facebook, the first post was i'm going to shoot my grandmother. the second post was i shot my grandmother. the third post was i'm going to shoot an elementary school. >> julie: greg abbott describing messages, disturbing messages allegedly sent by the 18-year-old gunman in the texas school rampage shortly before the deadly attack. this latest mass shooting reviving the debate over the role of social media. our next guest is the author of a new bill in california. it would hold social media companies responsible for harming children who become addicted to their products. joining us now is california state representative jordan cunningham. first just lay out the bill for us. because could parents sue a tech company if their child were to become addicted to social media especially in the case where it harms your child? >> yes, that's exactly what it does. the social media duty to children act. right now-in-law everywhere i

will can come up rachel campos-duffy and pete hegseth. rachel: you but an rv with your kids getting the full experience. pete: will joined us for a big party of the affinity race which was a lot of fun. it's a social activity. if you're with people you enjoy being with, friends, your kids, you soak it all in. i would say you never get to go to every nascar and you should watch them on tv on fox at 6:00 o'clock but try to find one that is near you. once you go when see it once you will be hooked. rachel: going to watch the races one thing but going into the infield as a whole of their experience. we did that in charlotte and we had a special surprise guest with us. take a look. >> there is one consistency wherever we go. >> 15 years. >> 27 years. >> tell us what you have going. >> in 1953 ford f100, a great set up. >> high-class living, the rv you're not doing a tent. >> with a porta potty. >> was over here. >> were here to stack the cash. >> what makes charlotte unique? >> this is home, the crowd at night. [laughter] >> memorial day weeke

pete: michael. it's pete hegseth with "fox & friends". share your story in the foster system. >> i was born to single mom who is 18 years old and i became a foster child in a different home until i was 17. pete: you're aware of the scholarship because of melania trump in the initiative, what does that mean to get the scholarship. it's a dream come true. pete: if that made michael the first lady of the united states. >> hello michael. >> hi melania thank you for your generosity. >> you are welcome we feel great success and i know your starting classes in the fall. make your dreams come true, study hard and send me your grades. >> i will, straight a's here i come. >> fantastic. pete: thank you for sharing an update, were excited to hear from you and all the efforts that you are doing a national foster month as well. pete: i want to thank the first lady enter team for making that happen. it was great to hear from her i know a lot of arguers feel the same way. a nice interview it was good to hear what she is passionate about helping in this c

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your television is not fooling you it is monday pete hegseth and i along with ainsley earhardt. >> ainsley: excited to work with both of you. >> will: more than a year in the making. inflation cost of living in the united states of america. best marked by national gas prices which today hit yet another record. $4.48 as you wake up this morning up a penny from yesterday. and up well over $1.45 since one year ago. >> pete: with the summer coming and people out and about and even more flights, folks are predicting that could hit as high as $5 by the middle of the summer. over the weekend we hit a record. feels like every day we are pushing the envelope. it doesn't seem to be any reprieve or help on the horizon. no policies or answer from the administration. >> ainsley: funny you say this. pete buttigieg was asked about on this the sunday shows. he says we are not asking americans to drive less. we are upping the fuel economy standards the 2026 model cars are more exand more affordable. right now they bore $60,000 now. we need this now. we don't need it in 2026. we need now. we can't afford to

we had pete hegseth live at a diner out in ohio. and so many people said they were going it vote for j.d. vance based on the fact that trump endorsed him. big winner in cincinnati. >> now this campaign, i really think, was a referendum on what kind of a republican party we want. and what kind of a country we want. we went to battle do. we want a republican party that stands for the donors who write checks to the club for growth or do we want a republican party for the people right here in ohio? ladies and gentlemen, we just answered the question. >> ainsley: if you haven't seen the movie hillbilly he will i didn't i highly recommend it or read the book. glen close plays his grandmother. and she looks just like him. at the end of the movie they show pictures what his real grandmother and mom. amy adams was his mom. it was excellent. >> brian: trump won 10 races that he picked including max miller personal issues. ends up winning and works for the white house. air force veteran made his whole lawn all about trump. he wins. big story f

. >> will: i remember that shot every time it comes up pete hegseth says that's right where i grew up. ains incidence he is not too far from there. spent a lot of time on that lake. thank you all for joining us. hope you had a wonderful time how was your week off. >> steve: it was great. >> ainsley: kathy's birthday. >> steve: kathy's birthday. the kids came down and we had a wonderful time. i showed ainsley the photograph. you will see what i did during my summer vacation. >> will: this your honeydew list progress you made? >> steve: list never gets shorter. always something to do. terrible news once again it has been now one week since a gunman claimed 21 innocent lives at that elementary school in uvalde, texas. >> will: hundreds gathering to pay their respects yesterday as services began for some of the children killed in the massacre. >> ainsley: and casey stegall is on the ground. is he in uvalde with the latest for us. casey? >> ainsley, steve, will, good morning to you. as we told you at the top of the last hour, i can't get this out of my mind this morning. one week ago aroun

i pretty much made a career of filling in for pete hegseth every now and then i get to work with him. what i will do this weekend we will go down to charlotte and cover the race. what's really amazing about the nascar race in charlotte every single race car that has the driver's name on the windshield puts someone killed in action on the windshield. i have had several friends honored that way and my buddy kurt bush is going to be honoring someone. go down and talk about it. >> katie: memorial day those who made the ultimate sacrifice we will be watching you. >> that's right. >> katie: more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪ the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic® responds to snoring- automatically. so no hiding under your pillow. or opting for the couch. your best sleep. all night. every night. for a limited time, save up to $500 on select tempur-pedic® adjustable mattress sets. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing prob

that is what pete hegseth has got to learn. the shot of the morning. brian kilmeade's walk. will: it is time. before we've been practicing through the commercial break. pete: we should bring in brian, welcome to the show. in honor of your birthday which is today we want to attempt in a humble way to try your pizza walk which you have made famous. the pizza -- that you got to go back to the camera. rachel: i love the pizza music. >> what is with of the hands? pete: i'm trying to add a little more to your walk. brian: italian's are known to be that way. this is it. it is from the ford package and i wanted to raise the bar for you three. i want to tell you, remember everyone thought it was impossible and once you broke the barrier everyone else broke it, feel free to launch towards the camera and come back at an angle and point to something and this allows everybody else to follow, that i broke barriers. pete: it something we use in the field. brian: some people work on this right now. rachel: the new alarm strong of walking. brian: i have been compared. it's not a comparison t

will cain, pete hegseth, rachel campos duffy with you here on the couch, as always, this morning. pete: good morning. it's may 1st, everybody. rachel: it feels so cold! pete: it's going to warm up, and summer is coming. it's a wonderful feeling. rachel: i'm waiting for it, but it's very cold. president don't become one of those grumpy liberals. [laughter] rachel: then we should do one with on grumpy latinas who really don't like -- [laughter] will: i think we're doing it right now. pete: it's a real thing. will: as part of the job, we get to do a lot of packages,s appearances, traveling. yesterday we talked about rachel going down to the gulf coast of louisiana and going through helicopter training to see an offshore rig. rachel: like james bond. will: sorry i missed that part. i got to do one of the coolest profession aleck appearances identify ever had. i went to montana, a place where i have is lived for some time and had relationships, but this time i got to take my two with sons with me to do a story the here on "fox & friends" on steve ran if ella who has a popular show on n