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it shows a group of migrants getting into it with police. [shouting? >> [shouting >> steve: not good. meanwhile, this tiktoker is ticked off about how much everything costs. >> i make over three times the federal minimum wage and i cannot afford to live. >> steve: well, you know what? that guy, there he is live right now. he has got a 15-minute work break. we are going to talk to him in about two minutes so stay tuned. >> lawrence: is tom brady unretiring again in the latest on the goat getting back in the game. >> brian: is he not 50 yet. what else is he going to do. mornings are better with friends. >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. president biden reportedly using campaign donations to pay his

legal bills during the special counsel probe into his handling of classified documents. that's according to a new axios report. >> brian: shocking. >> steve: wait a minute, lucas tomlinson is live at the white house. lucas, this is weird, because the biden camp has been accusing trump of that and now the shoe is on the other foot. >> that's right, steve. good morning. it's pretty rich. axios reporting that president biden used campaign donations to pay his legal team due to that special counsel investigation. his handling of classified information, as you mentioned, not just numerous media reports but reported that president trump is soliciting campaign donations to pay his legal bills. so here we are both being investigated into their handling of classified information and using campaign donations to do that. now, the subject on hand that you asked me to do this hit for is the president announcing a new wave of student debt relief. this is in addition to what the president said in wisconsin

earlier this week. let's take a look at the numbers. $7.4 billion in additional student debt relief. that's going to effect some 277,000 students. that could buy ukraine seven patriot missile batteries, guys to defend against russian missile attacks. those keeping score at home we almost need a karl rove whiteboard to keep up with it. a total of $153 billion if you have that. there you go. this is getting closer to double the size of the ukraine aid package that stalled in congress right now. here was the white house press secretary yesterday about this. >> the save plan is helping millions of people who earn less than $15 an per hours have a mon'elmonthly payment and helpie cancel debt faster. the president will continue to fight to give people more breathing room and using every tool at his disposal to help borrows.

>> gen z people born in the mid 90's. more young people support donald trump by 18% over joe biden. critics say this student debt relief move, the second one this week is an opportunity, a way the white house is trying to woo young voters. you saw the president is lacking in the polls. remember, president biden boasted he was going around the supreme court to do this guys. >> steve: he did indeed. speaking of young voters, while the president forgives more student loan debt, one gen z tiktoker that good night rye there how he feels about stuff during the biden years. >> can someone explain to me in crayon-eating terms why i make over three times the federal minimum wage and i cannot afford to live. and i do not want to hear the pull yourself up from your boot straps, work 90 hours a week. that's not the goal, guys! >> ainsley: that viral tiktoker lives down in virginia and is on

break right now from work. joining us from his car, nic sumners for a "fox & friends" exclusive. nic, so great to have you here. you are feeling the frustration a lot of americans are feeling. what drove you to that point? why did you do that? >> well, first i want to say thank you for having me on, brother. i was very frustrated. you know, it's very frustrating seeing these handouts being given out and the prices of everything increasing. and when i go home at the end of the day, i'm still struggling. i'm doing everything i need to do, and it is extremely frustrating. and like the handouts and the foreign aid given out, why would you water your neighbor's flowers while your house is burning down? there is a serious problem that needs to be fixed here. >> steve: great point. you know, and we have watched the video. it's been seen millions and millions of times. and i know you came back afterwards and you apologized for inappropriate language but you were really frustrated.

>> yeah. i apologize. >> steve: you did, indeed. you said that you were essentially sick of both parties. and you said you voted in the last presidential the right way. we don't know exactly what that means. but joe biden needs your vote. you are a young guy. he needs your vote. at this point, are you priced out of another biden administration? >> i mean, i just think that these handouts are not going to continue to work anymore. the student loan forgiveness, these things that they're just handing out are not going to buy them the votes that they need. it's very clear that it's getting desperate. and i just don't know how they expect to continue to push joe biden. a lot of people are realizing that it's nothing but an issue to have him in office. it's unsustainable. i don't know how they expect to get around this. >> brian: so, nic, tell me your background. what are you doing now or what have you done you? said you are getting paid three times the minimum wage. >> you know, i work in the car

industry. came straight out of high school. didn't go to college because the price of, you know, student loans are ridiculous and every year the price keeps increasing. and even after college i would still have to pay off those loans and be, you know, stuck in a hard spot like every other american is right now. but, you know, i came right out into the workforce. i'm trying to my best. i'm doing everything i can it seems to not be enough in this current economy. it is absolutely ridiculous. >> lawrence: nic, what do you want from our leaders? what is your perfect candidate? what issue do they need to tackle first to win your vote? >> i want somebody who puts america first. that's -- that is the end of the story. there's a lot of issues happening right now. we are more divided than ever. it is -- you know, it's -- like i said, it's on fire. i want somebody to put us first and prioritize the americans. we need the help right now. the average american. >> lawrence: sounds like you support donald trump.

>> average american needs help. regardlesswho does it that's all i'm looking for is whoever puts us first. >> ainsley: we get to interview people we'll see somebody who release as video like you did and instantly overnight they are famous. what do you want to do with your life? would you ever run for office so you can change all of this. >> oh, of course. that's actually the goal i would love to be an anchor, talk about the current state of america news and all that. it's a passion i have but i have never had an outlet to let it out. now i do. people are hearing me. they say i'm just whining to my phone and screaming, i'm screaming loud and people are hearing me. so, you know, i will continue to do so. and if it comes around to running for a local small position of. >> brian: it's a start. >> steve: shoot bigger. come on. nic, you are really famous now. >> brian: so now. >> i really do appreciate it. i know, it's hard to believe. you know, i recorded it on break so everybody is saying i don't

work. i was at break. i recorded the video. i was pretty angry and i just posted it. not expecting to get, you know, where i am now. >> brian: so, nic, what does it do to you when you see these illegal immigrants coming here, staying in a hotel getting three free meals and now in new york city they are getting debit cards and if you have a family of five they even give you more so you get $350 to go wherever you want. is that the type of thing that gets under your skin? >> i have to say it must be nice. because, me, as a birth right citizen are not getting any of the accommodations that these illegal immigrants are getting. people in my comments have said if i'm struggling so bad just leave the country and come in through the border and i will be better set than i am now. >> brian: pretty were good advice. >> lawrence: you know, nic, some of the folks on the political left said you need continue to crease the minimum wage. do you feel like that's the answer to this? >> increasing wages the corporations realize they have to price more.

they have to charge more for everything else. realistically, higher minimum wage, although i believe it should be higher because it should be a livable wage, i don't believe that that would help anybody out. in the long run i think it would be more detrimental than beneficial. >> steve: right now you are america's number one cable morning news show. people are watching that kid in virginia talking from his car on break right now. what do you wants -- suddenly you are empowered. what do you want the federal government or the government or our leaders to do for you? i know you were complaining you cannot afford to get an apartment because it's out of your range right now. what can they do for you right now? >> i have been asked that a lot. i think the genuine answer is that there needs to be reform in our current system. i think that there are a lot of issues with lobbying with insider trading that it's so corrupt. like i mentioned in the video it's a uniparty. i feel regardless which side i

vote their focus is not on americans right now. it's so frustrating. i think there needs to be serious change, soon. and maybe make it less beneficial to be a career politician. because you know, they get comfortable and they like that fat paycheck they get. >> brian: term limits. >> why work when you are guaranteed everything. >> i think about the student loan forgiveness you said i'm not going to go to college and earn money. now everybody took out loans forgiven. he thinks is he winning over people by defying the supreme court. but he is alienating people like you, right? >> yeah. exactly. and where's the money coming from? our national debt is what is it $34 trillion now? it's unsustainable. >> lawrence: i know you got to go back to work. before you go, a lot of young people watching you right now. they feel the same way. and there's a lot of pressure from both -- more so from the left that they have to vote for joe biden because he's the one that's going to protect democracy. so, to all those young people that are out there, who would

you encourage them to vote for? >> i would say do your own independent research. do not let joe biden buy your vote. and do not let people push you in any certain way. whoever you genuinely feel is a viable option and represents your believes, i say that you should go that way. i want, you know, just everybody hear my message. and check me out. because i scream pretty loud and i have a couple good points i believe. >> brian: your boss just called and said your break is over. >> steve: you have four minutes. >> ainsley: maybe he will give you a raise, nic. >> oh, please. >> steve: nic, if people would like to follow you on social media, that evil social media, what's your handle? >> it's nic sumners as the same as my tiktok, x account. instagram. >> brian: get rid of tiktok chinese are taking all your information. >> oh, so i have heard. so i have heard. >> steve: you don't care? don't you care? >> i mean facebook is doing the

same thing. they are selling off our data as well. i mean, you know, regardless. >> steve: you are right. >> ainsley: you are so great. we wish you all the best. i'm praying for you. >> thank you so much. i appreciate the opportunity. thank you. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on. >> lawrence: what a cool kid. >> ainsley: is he representing all. we go to the diners and older people that have retired on fixed incomes they say the same thing. >> steve: i think he got a hair cut. >> ainsley: i think he did, too. >> brian: i think it's sports cuts. sports cuts can you watch the games. >> lawrence: do you have endorsement deal? >> brian: i'm not saying it's unexpensive. sports cuts will take you right away. >> steve: brian, is sports cuts the place where if you are a little kit you get to sit in a sports car when they cut your hair? >> brian: i believe that's true. >> ainsley: i don't know if he can afford sports cuts. sounds like his mom cuts his hair in the kitchen like our moms used to do. >> steve: hats off to him because we had such a big reaction yesterday to just playing the snippets and it was great to have him on for almost

15 minutes. >> brian: my mom sent away for how to cut your hair and the clippers came in the mail. we were all horrified. she would do it off the page. she would be like looking at these little sketches and i would have to look like that sketch for months. >> lawrence: my mom used to cut my hair, too. she went to cosmetology school. >> ainsley: no fair. no fair. >> steve: just remember, during the pandemic when all the barber shops were closed, for four months, do you know who cut my hair? a.j. hall. is he one of our producers on the show. >> lawrence: no way? >> steve: come into my living room. [wow! >> lawrence: what a disaster that is. a.j.? >> steve: i bought the kit on amazon for 12 bucks and a.j. cut my hair. >> brian: the guy who books the bands? >> steve: yes, summer concert series. >> ainsley: did you a great job. we thought it was professional all those months. >> brian: i was going to ask keith but he is totally bald.

i don't like where this going. >> ainsley: you and keith got really close. three hours of tv and three hours of radio. >> brian: i will work it out. >> steve: all right, meanwhile, let's go back to the real world and talk about this. fox news alert. a wild footage shows unruly mob of migrants scuffling with new york city cops. >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> steve: new york shelter north of manhattan. >> ainsley: this as more than 40,000 chinese nationals have been apprehended since our fiscal year began in october. >> brian: who else is worried about this? todd piro has the details. todd? >> todd: good morning to all four of you. newly released god cam footage shows scuffling with officers. workers said there was an out-of-control guest while officers were arresting the suspect. 35-year-old arnold kent and others confronted them. while they tried to leave, they say a 24-year-old suspect then pushed the officers and blocked the door to the cop car. she reportedly fought the cops

while they cuffed her. she is being charged with second degree assault. obstruction of governmental administration and resisting arrest. kent was released without bail and is charged with menacing. disorderly conduct. and obstructing governmental administration. meantime, new cpb data 46,000 chinese nationals since the start of the fiscal 2023 fiscal year. sources telling fox news that a large majority of them are released into the u.s. and have not been deported oremoved. back over to you. >> steve: thanks, todd. unbelievable. this is probably the third incident that we have reported in the new york city area of migrants illegally in the country that we're giving what is it, brian, $1,200 in credit cards, little debit cards. >> ainsley: free shelter. >> brian: 350 a week. >> lawrence: shelter for the seniors in harlem. now they are assaulting the

cops. by the way, it wasn't just the assault of the cops. it's the fact that all the other migrants start to crowd the cops and get involved. all of them should be arrested as well. >> brian: they all got to be tossed. right there. you have reason. toss them all out. they obviously don't care about our system. they are not here for a better life. they are here to ruin ours. >> steve: that guy right there who is going into the car, he was taking down to the cop shop and he was released, you know, just as everybody does. however, the woman who -- can you see in the background. i believe that's her, who was trying to impede the cops from putting him in the car, she has been charged with, i think, attempted assault or something like that. anyway. >> lawrence: and obstruction. >> steve: she is in jail waiting for somebody to bail her out for 500 bucks. >> ainsley: tensions with this individual were at a boiling point for a while. >> steve: the man. >> ainsley: illegal in custody crossed the river on a jet ski and records reveal that he is wanted for n. florida sexual assault on a child.

child meteorologist sexual battery on a child crossed the river and picked up by human smugglers, thank goodness the border patrol nabbed that individual. >> steve: indeed. 7:17 now in new york city. carley joins us with some more after o.j. simpson it was announced yesterday has passed away. >> carley: that's right. a key witness in the o.j. simpson's trial who lived in simpson's guest house at the time of the murders is now saying he believes simpson is still guilty. >> my opinion was i think he's guilty. i have that opinion and i still believe that today. you know, on his death bed, i don't know if he said a pentance or not, but i really believe he is guilty and if he made peace with god or not. >> carley: there is also this. the "l.a. times" issuing a correction after using trump's name in o.j. simpson's obituary. original article referenced trump as being released from prison in 2017. they meant to say simpson. the article has since been

corrected. there is also. this the 16-year-old boy has been arrested for allegedly pushing a woman down church stairs and robbing her in new york city over the weekend. here you can see the victim who is in the hospital in critical condition. police say the suspect stole her purse and car after pushing her. he is facing a grand larceny charge. donald trump will meet with house speaker mike johnson at mar-a-lago this afternoon. the two will discuss a range of issues, including fisa reauthorization and aid to ukraine. they are also set to unveil new election integrity legislation. target is now using secret a.i. powered cameras to crack down on shoplifting at self-checkout lanes. the new system uses cameras and sensors to detect items that shoppers did not scan and notify them. it's called true scan. system to catch repeat offenders. the updated scanners are expected to reach all stores by the end of the year.

and the list is. in the best fast food restaurants in america have been ranked. so let's check out the top five and see if you agree. coming in at number one is cull verse. second place goes to shake shack followed by in-n-out burger. what a burger, raising cane's rounds out the top five. email your thoughts at foxnews.com. i don't think i have ever been to any of those places i like taco bell. >> lawrence: got the list wrong. cane's is better than cull verse is that a southern thing. >> a southern thing we go all the time butter burger, thick bacon on the burger chocolate some cage know off the chart. shake shack is great. i love the shake shack sauce it's hard to beat in-n-out burger. what a list. >> lawrence: shake shack in front of what a burger. all of people california voting

for this? >> ainsley: shake shack and in and out. i think chick-fil-a was in the top 10. >> ainsley: i liked what a burger in college before i discovered shake shack and in and out. >> brian: problem with shake shack can't get a beer. >> steve: breakfast time? >> lawrence: can't at whataburger either. >> ainsley: not a problem. >> lawrence: back when i didn't have any money. i had what a burger. now that i got a little bit of money. >> ainsley: we didn't have those two in florida and usc. >> brian: best arthur teacher's fish and chips. sadly died with the recipe and never told anybody. now out of business. >> lawrence: is he related to you? >> brian: no. >> lawrence: i was waiting for the story. long lost cousin? >> brian: tuscan ninny.

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afghan national with ties to terror is now in custody according to dhs. this after he was apprehended at our southern border and released not once but twice into the u.s. madeleine rivera joins us now. maddy? >> madeleine: good morning, brian. it took about a year before this afghan migrant was taken back into u.s. custody. but homeland security officials say immigration officials did not release him knowing he had terror ties. nbc first reported mohammed kharwin was initially arrested in march 2023 near san ysidro,

california after crossing illegally at southern border. officials say at the time customs and border could not prove he was on the terror watch list. he was referred to immigrations atticus toms enforcement and released on alternatives to detention. then as our bill melugin reports in february 2024, he was officially added to the fbi terror watch list after new concerning information was developed on him. ice was notified and ice arrested him in s san antonio, texas nbc reports the data base indicates kharwin is a member of hig group responsible for attacks in afghanistan killed nine american soldiers and civilians 2013 to 2015. kharwin's court hearing took place two weeks ago. during his appearance dhs prosecutors allegedly did not tell the federal immigration judge that he was a possible national threat only arguing that he was a possible flight risk. dhs officials tell fox they are limited by what they can tell the judge.

the judge ordered him released on bond. again, dhs now says kharwin is back in federal custody and his next court date is in 2025. brian? >> brian: all right. thanks so much. we will follow that story. 32 minutes before the top of the hour. another fox news alert. the american embassy in jerusalem issuing a security warning for u.s. citizens there as israel is reportedly expecting a direct imminent attack by iran that could come within the next 4 # hours. iran has publicly threatened retaliation for the idf strike in syria last week that took out a couple of their military commanders. but sources in tehran tell the "wall street journal" that no final plan attack has been made yet. how do we make sense of this? let's ask fox news senior strategic analyst, retired four-star general jack keane. general, how quick could this attack happen and what would it look like, do you think, if it does? >> well, it could have happened already, obviously. i mean, had the means to do it. i think they are very much enjoying the psychologic impact that this is having not only on israel but the world at large.

and spinning up the united states. i think we're taking the precautions we should be taking, you know, to protect their own people and certainly israel is doing that i mean, iran has their finger on the trigger here. this much we do know. i mean, iran doesn't want any escalation of this that would lead to a war with israel of the united states. and that -- that has been the fact from the beginning of the war in gaza when they operationalized all of their proxies to join in that effort that hamas started. and this administration has never recognized that iran's vulnerability is that they do not want war with the united states or israel. and that is why we have advocated from the outset if you want to shut down these proxies, take out the irgc assets in iran because iran does not want to escalate. you can use that as leverage against them. they have a weak air force. they have a weak navy. they've got a lot of troops on

their arms. but they are not particularly well trained. nor are they particularly well-equipped. what they do have a lot of offensive missiles and drones. iran knows that war with them would destroy their regime economically and also they would likely lose it. so, the leverage has always been on the side of israel, the united states, and the west. but we absolutely refuse to use it. will an attack come? yes. they can't avoid the international publicity surrounding the taking down of the irgc headquarters in syria. that's just the reality. but, it will be a measured response and they don't want escalation as a result. >> brian: if it's a direct hit, that would be unique. they only houthi rebels israel and hamas. number two is i saw benjamin netanyahu in front of an f-16 yesterday say going they hurt us, we are going to hit right back with them. they know if they hit, they are going to get hit right back. so you know israel is capable of hitting inside iran. they know they are behind all

this. correct? >> >> oh, yeah, no doubt about it. and all the covert successful operations that israel has done, killing nuclear scientists, military leaders inside iran, blowing up the centrifuges in one of their major nuclear sites atan in 2020. iran never responded to any of that. that's the reality of this. they have always been very measured when they are dealing with israel. and likely to be here. they don't have much choice. they're going to have to do something in terms of an attack. the timing of it. and any of us can speculate that when that's going to happen. i'm sure they like the leverage they are getting psychological warfare that's happening in their favor right now. >> brian: famously, israel ignored ronald reagan they blew up the nuclear plant in iraq. then they did not get our cooperation. they blew up the syrian nuclear plant. now we told them not to go into wrath fall. benjamin netanyahu says i have

to go in there. there is two battalions there. do you think is he going to go in and would he be better off going sooner than later? >> well, i think he is going to go in when he is able to deal with the civilian population. he knows full well that he can't conduct that operation with all of those people there. that has to move. and that's going to take some time. i mean, i find it really quite appalling that when you listen to what the president said. he no longer agrees with any of israel's war aims. they have two. one is to get back the hostages. rescue them, or put military pressure on hamas so that they would negotiate a release of the hostages. president biden said go to an immediate cease-fire. that means a unilateral cease-fire without conditions and then begin the negotiations with hamas. no longer agreeing with military pressure on hamas. then the second departure deals with rafah itself. the war aim there is destroy hamas militarily, its

effectiveness and lily so they cannot conduct another attack again. and the president has pulled away from that and what he is accepting then is that the fighting battalions in gaza will remain intact as well as the leaders. and that means reattack at some point again. and nobody in israel agrees with that whatsoever. that is absolutely appalling. this is our closest ally in the rio de janeiro and we don't agree with their war aims now. it's stunning where we are. >> brian: netanyahu i don't want to get into politics but the whole country backs him going into rafah. there is no fracture there. the only problem is this president wants to win pick up the institute study of war new want to stay up to date what is happening in all of these conflict areas. thanks, general. have a great weekend. >> yeah, you and the team have a wonderful weekend. thank you. >> brian: you too. i'm going to tackle, this too. on one nation saturday night at

9:00. going to talk about the terror threat with rick prado. former cia guy and very feared. he knows what is going on. glenn greenwald on what is happening you know with npr and how they are finally admitting they are anti-trump and what we now know from that editor and senator marco rubio on the threats that we just reviewed and where we could be going with a new administration. if they in fact do win and mike rowe, founder of mike rowe works is going to be talking about this rise in kids in generation z who are choosing vocational operations. meanwhile, hope to see everyone april 27th henderson, nevada, brian kilmeade.com. history, liberty and laughs. specials for you on fox nation, too. if you show up. i hope to see everybody live. meanwhile, straight ahead. npr reportedly, as we were just discussing, in turmoil after employee exposes their left wing bias. the "fox & friends weekend" team on that, next. and that's what they look like. ♪

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>> ainsley: npr reportedly now in turmoil after one of its staffers accused the organization of liberal bias. npr editor berliner saying in a scathing new essay that the organization has lost america's trust exposing the newsroom's lack of political diversity. here to react "fox & friends weekend" co-host, pete hegseth, rachel campos-duffy, and will dain. good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: rachel, i will start with you. ladies first. the editorial board says 87 registered democrats, zero republicans. what's your reaction to all of this? >> well, it's just not a fox news alert that npr is biased. i mean, they are basically state affiliated tv radio, you know, npr also pbs. they get about $5 million.

we pay for it and they get to put out this propaganda. so it's not a surprise. you know, my in-law's are the kind of people that wake up to npr. this has really helped me understand them a lot more. i always wondered why they -- they believe the russia collusion hoax. why they never even really knew about hunter biden's laptop. and this op-ed said they sat in he had torlt meetings and said let's not talk about the laptop because this might help trump. that's the kind of stuff that our tax dollars are paying for. >> ainsley: i bet thanksgiving is fun at your house, rachel. [ laughter ] >> ainsley: okay, so, will, this is a guy, jeffrey devoraceken, he is npr's up bundzman i know uri he is not wrong. >> will: shocker. he is not wrong. everybody knows is he not wrong. anybody who has ever worked as some place like npr knows is he not wrong. i agree with rachel. confirmation the sunrises in the

east. nwr has a luge liberal bias. propaganda, actually. bias is an ancient term that we said naively. we actually now know. similar type of research done on them where can you look at the voter rolls and can you see that it's 80, 90% democrat working behind the cubicles and executive office almost every media office in the country. i do want to say this. while it's not shocking, ainsley, my son is in high school. and every once in a while he will come home and tell me yeah my teacher said this and that we're not supposed to use bias sources and wink at me. what do you mean biased sources? i said how about this? tell me who is not biased? give me the source that the teacher thinks is objective and not biased. and it always does come back to something like npr or pbs. i'm like no, no. so while it's not shocking to us, maybe it breaks through, maybe, to some people out there that are believing that this is

some sort of voice of object tiftd. >> ainsley: pete, we started talking this on wednesday morning on "fox & friends." and then there was a meeting apparently at npr with executives that day. and this is what someone said who was in that staff meeting. when the hosts of npr's biggest shows convened on wednesday afternoon for a long-scheduled meet and greet with the network's news executive, catherine mar, conversations soon turned to mr. berliner's essay. according to two people with knowledge of the meeting chapin told the host that she didn't want mr. berliner to become a martyr, the people said. this is not a unique niewmple. go to any other network in new york city and the culture is more or less the same. maybe one token rino republican. this is a surprise. i'm a little sad if they do change though. because i don't know where i'm going to get, you know, stories about the growing movement of

nonbinary bike sick list bike minnesota in the middle of winter to save the planet and now changed their cause to palestinian cause all do it while wearing a mask and social distancing. those type of stories have to live somewhere. i will miss them if they leave npr. >> rachel: that's actually an interesting point, pete. i think that this -- what he perceived as uri berliner perceived as the bias in the conch of the palestinian -- the gaza vs. israel debate and the war, is what took him to go public. but he has been seeing this for a long time. he actually said that adam schiff in the newsroom and he kept quiet until now. so, i think the real egregious part of this is we are paying for it. it took me all morning to figure out how much. i still don't know if this number is right. sean was looking, too. i think it's $500 million. but it's really hard to find the exact number, which is a

problem, too. >> ainsley: yeah, it's a shame. he talks about how he saw it change over the course of the last 25 years. there was always a little liberal slant. he said over the course of 25 years he has seen it change dramatically. so when i interview y'all i'm never sure who to choose first that's why i go with ladies first the plight thing to do. polite thing to do. who wants to tell us what is coming up on "fox & friends weekend" shows. >> will: i nominate pete's morning voice. >> ainsley: go for it. amen. >> pete: you don't think i have a good morning voice this morning? i'm in the hills of virginia hiding out in a cabin amongst the woods and the chickens, it's beautiful. yes, this weekend we have carolyn left, thank you very much, general anthony tata, dr. saphier and a craw fish boil. i don't know if you do that down in texas. some of my buddies up in wisconsin do crawfish boils and they are phenomenal. >> will: do them in wisconsin. we do them every year. we are very close to louisiana. yes, we have them this texas.

i can't wait. >> catfish fry in wisconsin. >> ainsley: we will see you all this weekend. bye, guys. is the goat getting back in the game? >> let's say one day there's a situation. >> patriots, raiders, could be you never know. >> god forbid somebody goes down, would you pick up that phone? ♪

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♪ >> we get it. you are 100 percent retired. >> yes. >> let's say one day there's a situation, right? maybe it's the 49ers, head to the playoffs offense is great. >> patriots. could be raiders. could be, you never know. >> god forbid somebody goes down, would you pick up that phone? >> i'm not opposed to it. if they -- i don't know if they are going to let me by becoming an owner in the nfl team. i don't know if -- i don't know. i'm always going to be in good shape. always be able to throw the ball. to come in for a little bit like m.j. coming back, i don't know if they would let me but i wouldn't be opposed to it. >> steve: what a great idea for a podcast. >> brian: and a neck tattoo in the garage. >> lawrence: i knew you were going to say something about that. >> steve: motivational speaker. famous speaker and at the same time he is also a barber. because, as we know, you tell your barber everything, so there is tom brady talking about would

he ever think about coming back? and it sounds like, you know, if he were and he is trying to join the raiders organization. nfl has got to approve it. but, just imagine, if somebody goes down, and they need a backup quarterback, for him to come from the sky box down to the floor, to actually play, that would be crazy. >> lawrence: the way i look at it, you already lost your wife because you went back to the game. >> brian: lawrence, we don't know that for sure. >> lawrence: she said it's me or the game. >> brian: she actually said that? >> lawrence: it's me or the game. there was a promise made, and he went back, so she left him. >> ainsley: how can you take that away from the man you love? >> lawrence: just one more year. >> ainsley: i agree. >> lawrence: what was the "new york post" report that she was with the trainer, too? stayed with the game. >> ainsley: we don't know if any of that is true. >> brian: jujitsu. >> lawrence: i'm taking tom's side on this. go back, give us one last show

and make us happy. >> steve: one game or one year? >> lawrence: just one more year. >> brian: san francisco purdy wasn't back make a run at him last year. when purdy looked like he was going to start the season he brought him. something he said really important to him, fatherhood. >> my dad was my hero. he was someone i looked up to every single day of my life. someone i always tried to be like. set most caring, loving man as a father, as a grandparent, as a husband. and he was a great role model for me. and i think through that support all the years gave me a great foundation. it's easy when people are around you and meeting your dad, you know, he said that, you know, he wants to see do better than him. when you become a parent you want to see your kid succeed. and when they are doing better than you, there is no greater joy and feeling in the world. >> brian: makes me feel bad for his kids. how do you do better than tom brady? i mean, he has got seven super bowls.

wow? i would try something else. >> ainsley: kids are going to feel less than because their dad is so famous. >> brian: on his barometer you want to do better than your dad and going to be hard. >> ainsley: i want to thank his dad and mom for making such a beautiful man. he is so cute. look at that chin dimple. >> brian: is he great person. people that know him. i don't hear anything negative about him. he is a fantastic person. >> lawrence: not just a great father to his children but the amount of young athletes that want to be quarterbacks. >> ainsley: look up to him. >> lawrence: he helps train and gives them full assessments. that's a guy to admire. >> ainsley: gisele welcomed in his child from brigitte moynahan. all of the pictures all three together. gisele would always include him. >> brian: they went skiing together. >> steve: they have a good relationship. >> lawrence: i'm so glad for her parents for creating her. [laughter] >> lawrence: that's a beautiful woman. >> brian: wherever you are in brazil. good job brazilian parents. >> lawrence: this moment going voirl after the chick-fil-a visit the person who hugged the

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