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♪ ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes an bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o 'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bomb bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night

that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o 'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] wow. will: so incredible thank you so much mary. amazing. rachel: thank you. >> mary millben on national, national anthem day incredible

performance by someone who has performed four consecutive presidents. rachel: sometimes people sing and which was such ease a difficult song. and with such beauty that you just are reminded of god because that talent can only come from god i see her. i listen to her voice, and i think -- god why didn't you give me that -- [laughter] pete: that last note and hit it and hold it to do it with that kind of power and boldness. rachel: and know it is coming from the heart -- pete: really neat we love this anthem every saturday and sunday if you don't dvr the show which you should do on the weekends do it because it is 6 a.m. eastern we play the nation's anthem and play photos every morning but doubling down because it is national an hem day and let's do it today. two anthems better than one. all right we move on this morning starting with this voters from 15 states are et going ready to hit the pollings

on super tuesday with a total of 874 delegates up for grabs. rachel: former president trump securing 10 times as many delegates than nikki haley in races. will: joining us from washington is madeleine. reporter: map looks for favorable for former trump on super tuesday more than a third of gop delegates up for grans and more of the states by winner take all and majority of the vote gets all of the delegates that is a clear advantage for trump who is touting his performance on saturday after sweeping the michigan gop convention and the missouri and idaho gop caucuses. >> today it look like we're winning close to 100% of both missouri and michigan and on to the last total it at last tuesday -- michigan total was a record but now we're adding on the rest.

latest delegate tally stands at 244 for trump and 24 for nikki haley but defending her primary performance. take michigan for example, where she says she only campaigned two days and yet received 30% of the vote signaling trouble for trump in the general election. >> you can't threaten people. you can't push them out. because that is not a winning combination to win. and if you look at the early states, he may have won them yes. but he didn't get 40% of the vote. that's no small number. >> haley has not mentioned whether she would stay in the race past super tuesday. her next chance to win dell dpats is right here in d.c. where the gop caucus is held today. there's also a gop caucus in north dakota monday night and remember the magic number here is 1215. that's how many delegates a candidate needs to secure the republican nomination. math mathically speaking it is impossible for trump to become

presumptive nominee next week and would have the middle by end of this month if he has a big night on tuesday. will rachel and pete. will: thank you. you know stopples it is tough to appreciate how different this cycle is normally last night -- yesterday would have been a huge day. pete: huge news we're talking about today. trump won 39 delegates in michigan 51 delegates in missouri and 32 delegates in idaho he won 85% of the vote in idaho so he won 122 and haley won zero and normally horse racing it is a fore gone conclusion that it is just a -- small mention. will: let's bring -- rachel: yet the person who is losing by so much is still able to garner some media and people like she's still in the roadways. will: bring in fox news anchor shannon bream to predict what could happen if it holds in the way of previous primaries primae gone donald trump won't have 1200 delegates required amount after super tuesday but he will

be close and it will be in effect over -- what do you think happens? haley has repeatedly said she will not move to a no labels ticket. will she drop out after super tuesday? >> that is the question. because her team said over and over again projecting through super tuesday and the fact she had a great fund raising month in january and she has money to propel to keep her going past super tuesday should she choose to do that and said she doesn't have a problem with donors but i think tuesday night we need to hear about what the path forward is. j that's so interesting she has a problem with voters -- not donors. so what does that tell you about -- the party because one, you know she went on -- she's been doing some press since this is all happened and she seems to be angry at the voters. [laughter] and saying you know, what happened to the party and she seems to be unaware that the party has changed.

that it's not the same party she's thought it was. >> uh-huh. we've seen this very clear split you know and being in idaho and new hampshire in south carolina there's very much this split within the party, and it seems that the majority has moved on with president trump. they see him with a flaws that he has, legal problems, they kind of have baked those in most gop voters and they say that is the new direction of the part and minority like it town majority right now it is minority leader but it's a changing of the garden some ways that -- you know marco rubio he put something out on x on friday that said basically vote reverse giving you a different message about what they want and stop mass migration and put america first so that's the messaging that we're getting over and over again from the primary caucus voters. pete: there was a "new york times" poll rattling cages in washington because it shows a clear lead for donald trump. it's amongst registered voters

"new york times" poll up over joe biden how much fear does that put into democrats at this moment? >> they're not happy but they don't see an offramp they're committed to president biden at this point and you know we have discussions about where would they go next and leapfrog over the vice president and hurt them with people excited about the horks nature of her position and believe she should have a chance to make her own argument and democrats know this is what they've got head-to-head so they're going to continue to talk about things they think work for them we'll see in the "state of the union" this week whether president biden talks about policies more or the person more. because they keep saying, president trump is going to destroy democracy he's dangerous, he can't get things done. so we'll see where that message goes. but we've also got brand new fox news polling coming out at 9 a.m. on fox news this morning, that is going is to be -- very interesting for a lot of people and create some more headaches i have a feeling. will: along with which guest on fox news sunday -- >> we have senator marco rubio

carr ton chris coons and congressman byron donalds talk about domestic foreign policy, and all of these brand new polls as we look forward by the way and i'm wondering could mary do the anthem for us every morning? i feel like i could be more motivated ready to go if she could sing that for us every morning. rachel: i couldn't agree more. get her -- will: up to six you'll get the national anthem on "fox & friends." >> i love the picture. love that. 6 a.m. on a sunday. >> she's watching we appreciate that shannon. you guys are my show prep. >> i get texts from shannon throughout the show. >> i like what you guys are doing and i'm a big fan. >> we are a fan of yours always looking forward to fox news sunday 2 p.m. eastern. >> she wrote there it is don't miss it since mary performed on our show do we own rights to that song now so we should use that at least once a weekend -- in the morning.

as we show the photos. we'll have to ask mary about that. i don't know anything -- will: might be anticlimactic there are various states that are -- at the very least interesting focus on the state of texas and 16 texas state representatives voted against a school choice measure those 16 states representatives are up for reelection on tuesday. now, what's interesting these are republicans from rural districts. in texas, i think what is fascinating to me under almost any other circumstance never would be called a rhino i could imagine measure to measure on rural texas legislator they are go tong satisfy almost every other requirement of the republican voting base so why this when it comes to school choice in texas? >> well, the reason it's enough to animate the governor to endorse ten charges incumbent it

is a failing government school system, kids are trapped in give the money to participants let them choose yet get a pushback what about our school when is they have one option. if that option is so good, then it won't be effected by this because the dollar still follow the child to that school. but it could create the market police station for another option. to show up in that rural area or parents to homeschool with the funds that they have so if those schools aren't good they could be in jeopardy again most conservatives should like that market challenge. meaning good schools survive bad schools don't. and yet it is easily demagogued by unions. rachel: donald trump saying that they wants to give a $10,000 tax credit to homeschool parents for each child i think that's -- a great platform that he's -- you know, running on we never seen a presidential candidate say that before. that should be interesting. you had cory delawareing on the show here's what he had to say

about teachers unions. >> i mean vast majority of these guys previously endorsed by state affiliate largest teacher yoinl in the country so excuse about being in a rural area is ask them trying to have their cake and eat it too other states windchill more rural areas like west virginia already have universal school choice. so this is just an excuse i think a lot of these guys are going to lose their seats either in the election on tuesday or in a runoff later on because this is a huge priority of republican primary voters this goes to show you teacher union endorsement has become a political kiss of death for republicans and conservative areas. >> that's so interesting a kiss of death but will i think it is interesting we just did this segment on nikki haley sort of not able to figure out that the party has moved on. it is a different party than it was in the 90s. she's from a different area. same thing could it be that these -- it is not that there's a rural issue here could it be that

these guys are just ouch touch with where americans or concerns are in terms of school choice. >> we forget it is not always about ideas, and i don't know necessarily why these rural republicans would be opposed to school choice i don't think anybody -- on any network has been more supportive of school choice than three of us -- all of our children have benefited from choice when it comes to education and my in particular public school choice living in the city for 15 years and seen affect of failing public schools in harlem upper west side throughout new york city it is a mattered literally -- i don't think i'm overstate took say of life or death. what i'm trying to figure out with republicans are, to your point pete there's could be a level of apathy it doesn't hurt rural voters because we have one choice which is our public school and secondarily it epgdz up being a major employer to teachers union have as outsized influence in a rural district

and then -- one thing i'll say this is where social media becomes valuable somebody said to me welt other problem is you don't have your taxes reduced so you live in some place like that you're paying for the public school, and now, you are not availing yourself of the public school so -- pete: the idea is dollars go to you -- for your voucher, and still paying public school taxings as well. so you know what i'm saying property taxes are still being paid. pete: a portion of them back. you're right on that part. will: sometimes while 88% of republican voters are for it ideologically and support the idea of school choice pleks is sometimes politics. rachel: i would like dig deeper they were all men and i know a lot of moms are really interested in choice for their kids and our -- we're particularly outraged if you looking at the school board meetings that happened in that sort of covid post covid era. you know, most of those were moms going i don't this

sexualized material in my school i don't crt in my school you talking about these things to my children so -- i'm also interested in the gender politics of that. it will be interesting to dig into that. will: we have a few additional headlines we're gong to start here anti-israel protesters blocked new york city police from responding to a call about a grenade in the back of an über. driver looked in his backseat and immediately called 9-1-1. listen. >> police for medical -- [inaudible conversations] you hear me -- >> yeah. >> a bomb but i don't know something -- i don't know what happened here -- >> police earchl dispersed protesters officials say grenade inert but point the story the protesters that tried to blob block police they didn't know

whether it was real or fake and they were in support of the idea, i mean, it appears support of the idea of a violent bomb or -- rachel: even if they were in the vicinity. will: keeping law enforcement intervening in a emergency situation -- yeah. a bomb. oregon lawmakers are walking back their troafl drug leniency policy. voting to recriminallize certain drugs so oregon state senator minority leader jim joined us earlier on impact of decriminalization on the state of oregon. >> more crime, open drug use, open drug sales, you see people pretty much everywhere. on drugs -- and they were literally dying before our eyes. it's been horrific. will: oregon decriminalized hard drugs you could have certain amounts of heroin -- fentanyl according to latest data from oregon health authority the state has had

nearly 633 overdoses as of summer 2023. pete: the same thing in new york and big cities people use openly any kind of drugs no one holds them accountable. will: i don't know -- rachel: but you can't have raw milk. >> on the streets -- someone is keeled over and i don't know. will: how about this former texas wide receiver putting on historic performance in indianapolis i had breaking the record for the fastest 40 in history clocked in a 4.21 seconds beating by john ross something like 15 years maybe. which was a 4.22 beat it by a hundredth of a second. >> is he a good player? >> wide receiver. wide receiver -- >> how fast he is. he can catch. he's light -- that would be the only concern. weighs i don't know what he weighs 170 -- >> tyreek 2.0?

do i get tyreek hill or a guy that will be injured i think i'm a homer. but -- >> injury. >> i take the gamble on worthy to the extent that it is a gamble first round pick. >> all right well defunding dei eliminating all diversity equity and inclusion employees could there be hope for higher education after all that's pretty hopeful. >> plus board patrol union mocks president biden's trip to capitol hill and kat toured chaos he joins us next.

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rachel: national border patrol union is mocking president biden following his visit to brownsville texas mpc that's their union posted a picture of the president sleeping on the beach. and attached a joke itinerary detailing biden schedule which included reading a large tell prompter in between three naps. florida congresswoman kat cammack seen border crisis first hand and she joins us now. wow, first of all welcome congresswoman, and it is not very usual to see this kind of open disdain for the president

from the union for a federal agency like border patrol. >> no. no it is not rachel, in fact, i know several of these men and women who make up the border patrol union. these are career agents. they are dedicated individuals. and they have reached a peak of frustration and disappointment with this administration. i myself i've worked shifts with our border patrol agents overnight in various sectors and i can tell you that the president is not meeting the moment. and more than that, add insult to injury he completely disregards what the agents and border patrol union have been saying. and every time they have extended ol lie branch and work with this administration they get a slap in the face so it comes as no surprise that at this point their frustration is starting to become public but i've been hearing this for years about the total disregard for the agents and the national security that they try to protect. >> congresswoman i had you on my

podcast recently to talk about mgo sexual exploitation of women and children, you're frustrated too. >> oh, yeah rachel that was -- i have to say i love that long format where we can just talk about the issues in depght and i love that you're highlights this you and shawn not only was i able to tell the story of the young nine-year-old girl gang raped to point of losing her vocal cords from screaming so loud but talking about -- the real issue of complicity where we have mgo catholic charity all of these mgo using taxpayer funded money in many cases from homeless veteran program there's 130 million fema program every year has been rated from holeless veterans given to illegals for bus tickets, plane tickets, of course, you highlighted this and exposed so much of this the housing of illegallings along

border with no oversight and mgos they thumb their nose at congress so we get to the bottom of this. there has to be accountability transparency we have to account for the 85,000 missing children that biden administration has lost under the direction of hhs. where is the outrage of 85,000 children missing in trafficking? we have seen very little reporting our coverage of this and it is absolutely absurd that they are getting free pass in this administration for losing children unreal. >> yeah. i remember the first ladies getting together laura bush, michelle obama, and others and they all got together org did the trump administration to, you know, do a public statement about the children. where are those first ladies right now as you say 80,000 children have been lost and we are -- our government cannot account for them and human trafficking happening it is outrageous you're also right about raiding

of the funds and emergencies whatting right now and wildfires and other things in the future and less money to solve problems to help americans because of that. ept to move to something else this is happening in your home state of florida. conservatives are applauding fact that university of florida is eliminating literally firing all of the dei diversity equity and inclusion employees how is that going over in your state? [laughter] >> it is going over resoundingly. as the representative as the congresswoman, for the gator nation i live in gainesville actually i have to applaud governor desantis and ben sasse that is a long time coming you've heard me say it before and i'll say it again you play stupid games you win stupid prizes when you start prioritizing making

discrimination against people what dei is discriminating based on a box that you check not merit t on a box that you check it is time that we've gone too far. now, i, of course, am loving and will cain can appreciate this as a gator i'm loving seeing all of my rivals and acc rivals applauding uf so, of course, go gators. but i think that we have to maintain our vigilance on this issue. because now, instead of calling it dei now they're calling it abc i think it stands for accessibility belonging and community. so we have to maintain that vigilance making sure that it is not just being renamed another thing which the left is infamous for because think about it this is 1984, biden is now calling illegals newcomers. they can't identify what a woman is. now they're calling -- dei, abc, we have to respond in time and reject relabels and new labels and make sure that we're

focus on merit based performance that is exactly what uf and governor desantis is doing. >> use to be acorn busted that and a hundred different comupght organizations they're really good at that. thanks for coming on kat and filling us in. appreciate it. >> have a great sunday everybody. rachel: that's right catch her on my podcast she did a great interview with us on this past from the kitchen table. still ahead, hooked on your phone. our next guest has a digital detox that will have you ready to embrace face-to-face conversation what's that? this easter sunday -- stay with us. a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. ( ♪ ♪ )

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tens of thousand of californians waking up without power after a power blizzard slammed california and nevada. even forcing officials to shut down an interstate. blizzard warnings remain in effect in much of the sierra nevada mountains and sol areas can expect up to 12 feet of snow. rick -- rick: it's a lot. 12 feet of snow. ening you read that is not a power blizzard that is not look a new thing. pete: said power blizzard. thank you for the correction rick. rick: not snowmageddon power blizzard -- actually maybe we should start a new thing. power blizzard. yeah a lot of snow happening there. the biggest strongest storm certainly of this winter but you want to get a lot of snow this time of year heading to end of the wet season in southern california if you get snow it is really good news show you what we're talking had been 52 inches this is as of yesterday morning so all of the snow fell

yesterday not recorded and amounts going way up and as of yesterday morning it was really the busiest snowiest of all of the days that's what we saw more snow to happen today although it is way less we'll see if some spots maybe another one to two feet of snow and a break tomorrow and another system monday into tuesday another one to three feet of snow you get the idea of the pattern of snowy conditions and out towards the west and to continue. florida you have a rough manager and pretty big storms moving across area and some of those potentially severe and overall -- look at this these temperatures it is 71 degrees today for high in chicago and it is march third. this is absolutely incredible. warm temperatures are goapg to break all kinds of records again hot across the south and over the next three days take a look what happens well above average across the eastern half of the country. all right pete back to you inside. pete: beautiful rick nice and warm or 12 feet of snow.

to rick stabbed on top of each other thank you rick. over 33 million americans are addicted to social media now with easter sunday approaching our next guess is challenging church-goers to participate in a social media fast. love this concept. here to discuss is pastor at church of the city and author of the digital fast 40 days to detox your mind reclaim what matters most. darin whitehead thanks for being here tell our viewers about this fast we have plenty of time in the lent season to make this choice. what does it look like? rng >> good morning pete thank you for having me 92% of americans have a smart phone and used to be inconclusive in the research and what these devices and what social media was actually doing to us but not anymore in the last few years it has been absolutely clear and documented the research shows that it is having a detrimental

impact on our mental health, relation health and on our spiritual health so -- i'm calling people to take the season of elect for a digital fast. and what that means is that you take your smart phone and make it dumb what i mean by that is the apps on your phone through the lens of either distraction or utility take the distraction apps and delete them from your phone for 40 days get rid of social media get rid of safari or surf web or e-mail games get rid of news apps grocery -- or shopping apps get rid of video apps and reduce your phone back down to a utility device. it is making calls, or texting someone or taking photographs or using a calendar. and my hope is that as people do that, that they would actually turn down the distraction and turn up devotion for the season of lent.

pete: i love that practical application the intook digital fast how presumably you've done this before pastor how has it worked for people who have done it? >> we did it for the first time in month of may of last year, and i've got to tell you pete 100% of people who did this were glad they did. no one said i really wish that i spent more time doom controlling cat videos nobody wishes they could do that and they connected with their people they love the most. with a higher degree of health, they felt clearer, they felt happier, there was so much benefit from this. pete: amazing the book is the digital fast by the way, pastor multiple people have reached out to me friends of mine members of your church church of the city there in nashville. including ann wilson who is performing for us at the end of our program here this morning. so a lot from your church here this morning. >> we love ann.

you know it turns out that doing things together is a lot easier. and so doing it as a church people are actually want to do this together and it is a powerful experience. pete: i can see that no doubt darin thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you so much for having me. pete: you've got it biggest delegate day of the primary season two days away will and i are going off the wall with your guide step to step of super tuesday that's coming up next.

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>> we lost in 2018 we lost in 2020. we lost in 2022. how many more times do we have to lose before we realize maybe donald trump is the problem? [cheering] >> get everyone you know to the polls so we can trounce haley if she's re-- i haven't heard about her in a week does anybody know? will: might know or less after tuesday making final pitch ahead of super tuesday the biggest delegate day of the primary season. pete: let's go off the wall to understand what it is which states are voting, and the biggest races to keep an eye on. here's the tail of the table right now will.

delegate count as you have iowa, srk and three big states yesterday which we've reported on, donald trump doubled number of delegates he had yesterday 39 in michigan and 32 in idaho and haley won zero delegates so he's at 24. will: super tuesday delegates at stalk largest pool of delegates, obviously, only the primary calendar. you can see -- the various states what is it 13 more states across the country voting on tuesday with the biggest delegates at stake in places like california and texas. >> 874 delegates at stake which most of these states are a portion -- a combination of winner take all proportional plus con depression gnat districts you win the congressional district you get three delegates those you had up among congressional and overall percentage what do you get opposed to get above 20% in

order to be considered part of the proportional so that's nikki haley threshold in a lot of states get above 20 then might get some delegates. will: a couple of states most of the states are majority proportional until you reach majority status over 50% you take all. pete: in states like california with 169 delegates, texas, obviously, this is strong trump country. it's been interesting nikki haley spent a lot of time in north carolina a lot of -- partially sort of open but not fully open. you also have suburban areas she thinks she's got hope in so keep an eye on north carolina, tennessee 58. so a lot of these states it should be early for trump. haley is hoping to get out a couple of them. will: even if trump takes delegates at stake on super tuesday won't put him above 12,000 required to secure the nomination. pete: at 1100. will: after supertews could be

the deciding factor so in days after super tuesday, you have wyoming -- on march 10th another 12 delegates at steak and super tuesday on march 12th this is the target pete for donald trump after georgia in mississippi and washington and hawaii vote you're closer to that 1200 threshold. >> why political pundits have say it could be the clinch dependings super tuesday again georgia lookly to go strong for trump, mississippi, washington and hawaii we'll see but you add those up in those states where it is -- for the most part winner take all that looks vgd for the former -- will: perhaps for march 19th but besides just a republican presidential candidate here's other biggest voting issues on tuesday in a california senate race pete this is former major league baseball major league baseball star steve gar rei taking on adam schiff. >> running as a republican, the top two vote getters move on to

the general election by the way that could be two democrats going ton the general election. harvey looks like he's going eke it out and might win it with the help of adam schiff because he wants republican opponent in general election so garvey adam -- >> not steve harvey -- >> steve garvey major league baseball player but a.d. damage damage -- he would be a good candidate. will: probably get some votes by george gascón has opponent. >> 11 of them and effort to try to take on the district attorney unpopular in california. north carolina got a gubernatorial race and roy cooper there democrat there done two term limits and josh stein is the democrat a popular america first republican is likely the nominee there and just got endorsed by donald trump.

>> talking about this 16 republicans from rural direct in texas voted against school choice they now have challengers in that state. it will be fascinating to see what happens with those republicans in the school choice debate in texas. pete: very interesting to watch you do it will be a belle weather if it moves inside a showdown in the party it will tell where it is going in the future. will: super tuesday l be having breakfast with friends in allen, texas join me in the area join me -- from the alan cafe or be watching right here at the allen cafe. >> then will you're going help me out. i signed you up for this will cain in addition to waving the channel great coverage on fox nation with a second screen a watch party, you can watch it live tuesday 7 p.m. we've got great guests including will and rachel.

will: covered on super tuesday. by the way, so off the wall right -- and then on wednesday catching us on off the grid and will cain show now off rails because of moments like. >> i think that's the dumbest [bleep] you've ever said, will -- [laughter] everyone who heard that is now dumber having heard that i reward you no points and may god have mercy on your soul. >> that is off the rails. he -- rachel he tried to make a defense of -- of five and six-year-old diapers. tried to make a defense of kids waiting until they're 25, 26 to grow up. and how somehow that's reflection of a more developed society based on animal development. >> don't develop until they're mid-20s i said you know we're highly intelligent creatures and highly intelligent creaturers have longer gestation periods

and longer to reach adulthood. we should keep our kids in bike helmets until 25 -- rachel: let's not, man up. man up, will. >> what i had to tell him off the rails. >> iowa catlin clark looks to make history on the court today on fox. sideline alison williams is going to break it all down for us, next.

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>> caitlin clark is heading to wnba draft and first looking to beat pistol peats score recording record and leads iowa against ohio state. today, on fox, slide reporter alison williams joins us now great to see you on fox and friends. caitlin clark she's a phenomenon. she's on fox -- i mean college womens basketball ratings going great what makes her so special? >> everything. will, she is such a remarkable player, whaing what made fans tune into her was to shoot from range consistently she regularly hits her trademark logo 3, 35 feet off from the basket at a high percentage which drew everybody's attention initially but i think what's kept fans so

engaged is she's really developed her all around game average 8 prnt assists game she can dish it out like nobody we've seen in the women's game few we've seen ever in basketball. she's tremendous handles for defense has improve sod her all around game is just remarkable and then every tile she takes to the court will you know this people love to see phenomenal performances. jaw dropping moments she delivers that and now setting history every time she goes out there today 18 points away from pete all time ncaa scoring record it is remarkable we know different records couldn't play a freshman year no three point line so game was different and still this record stood for 50 years she's 18 points away from breaking it and averages 32 a game since almost a given. remarkable player. >> would do a 32 minute conversation on this but what do you think there's been a source like push bark famous players cheryl denied her greatness.

what's going on? >> you see that whenever somebody does something that's getting a lot of attention there could be some hate there can be some pushback and we've seen that. i will tell you, though, covering her games it is all love even on the road. it is like nothing i've ever seen will she's rock star status people line up for hours on end young fans. boys and girls begging their parents to take them for birthdays for christmas presents to sees her live there's been push bark on national scale and from pretty big names i think that's part of the testify story she's taking it in stride. game is today on fox ohio state versus number 6 iowa on fox allison great to see you. >> thanks will. ann wilson performs in our faith and friends concert series straight ahead. but i got jesus here, and we were wondering if you might want to pray with us. well, not the actual jesus. obviously, but let's spend some time with the real one.

lord jesus. we take this moment today to simply be with you. we are lost. we are broken. but we are not alone. help us to grow closer to you. this lent, jesus name we pray. amen. join us in prayer. this lent on hallow.

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