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[chanting] it is 8 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekends starting with this. ivy league unrest more anti-israel protest taking place on elite campuses. pete: poison ivy that's about right. plus the besties are back. >> some things just go together. like me and joe. >> ice cream on a hot summer day. >> a winning campaign -- >> so much. >> joe biden calling in obama to help with small donors in a -- what the kids would say is a cringey digital ad. >> from a turtle to a whole smoked pork belly google reveals wildest stuff left in drivers cars. third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now thank you for having me i'm filling in. ♪ ♪

oh look -- >> we're looking the a skiesline. pete: what -- >> phoenix. >> austin. >> definitely not phoenix. >> that capitol too low. i think that's frost bank and then -- i'm going to go fort worth. san antonio. >> will cain -- >> that's not good for you. >> i said phoenix and i'm from phoenix so i don't know what that says about me either. >> skyline. >> you don't know san antonio skyline at all? >> throw that back up there for a second. >> look at two buildings with jagged edge there is. >> what is that capitol looking building? >> is that a big chase building. >> flag on the top. >> pretending like they have a capitol in san antonio. you are the republic of texas maybe they're the republics.

will: only like a story or two but get the alamo placement issue -- pete: close to downtown. will: it is close actually. pete: a number of years since i've been there. >> i'm filling in for my good friend rachel campos-duffy they needed a much weekend off much deserved weekend off. pete: easily amused and give us a skyline we'll have fun for minutes and minutes. >> you have news. rick:nicole: he has to get up oa screen to look at it. will: everybody got closer made their guess. pete: you know, our next story is a long way from san antonio, texas i think there's a lot more sanity there than the places we're covering this morning because protest are breaking out across the country at so-called elite universities ivy league

campuses poison ivy there's a big infection in these campus was anti-semitism not just anti-israel view points but jewish view points proislammist openly expressed on places like columbia, and yale and harvard. in fact, there's a -- what was it a not a sit-in but a sit-in at google that happened at a corporation by the way but there's also what's when you don't eat for -- >> hunger strike at yale for eight days right now. here's images encampment created in middle of columbia what was once a beautiful universities. here's a portion of some of the chants some of the protests we're seeing and this could be beginning of something bigger, something scarier across the country. watch. [chanting] >> revolution -- >> everybody wants a revolution. >> we are --

>> what. >> we're all -- >> never forget the 7th of october. >> five more times. ten more times. a hundred more times. a thousand more times. >> nypd kkkk >> they're all the same -- [inaudible conversations] i believe that we will win. [chanting] will be free.

>> i can definitely say in the last few days i think they've made it quite clear there's not a propeace some peaceful resolution protest happening. they are actively saying we are hamas. they are -- they're never forget october 7th going to happen every day after day after day. let's remind people what happened on october 7th brutal massacre rape of women, children, and all innocence. and that continue to hear them yelling for cease-fire cease-fire hamas is one who continues to reject the cease-fires, and at this point hamas is the only one standing in the way of palestinians and cease-fire. will: circling different portions of that. pete: yeah you mentioned them doctor. we're hamas never forget october 7th, nypd kkk, idf all the same. it is sheer hate. it is very -- i mean, coming from stiewpghts

that are supposed to be elite american universities it is sheer ignorance. they don't know the history. they don't know the background. they don't know what's really going on and joined by celebrities like suzanne and celebrities are going in but students driven students activist at these schools. will: some of the crazy things that you circled and highlighted are things that have been said by protesters outside of campus. those sitting inside campus we tried to get an idea of what is they're demanding and asking and cb cotton went to columbia. >> we're going to try to go in and see if we can hear more about the students demands. stay with me. wondering can we talk about the demands for the university? >> we have -- would you mind we have like a media team if you're interested in talking to people.

>> can we speak to that media team? >> record for a second would that be okay? >> other cameras here. >> mind stopping recording then we can connect you with -- >> we want to talk to you all about the demands for the university we're with fox news. >> fox news -- >> that's correct. we have a press team. >> yeah. we have a press team if you wouldn't mind stopping recording i can direct you but you have to stop recording first. there you have it we tried to go in and speeb with students and they're selective about who they allow into this liberated zone there are other crams in there right now. we can see those crams -- cameras but our cameras not allowed in. she went into the liberated zone amongst protesters and they didn't have much to say. hiding their faces because they know what they're doing is essentially protrs proterrorist

organization and -- >> identified herself as fox news and triggered by that you think now is our moment to say and speak our truth. >> almost triggered by that. will: yeah. i think they were definitely put -- and they were like how do we handle this right now? they were in some intersectional conflicts right now. and i'm telling you they did not know how to react because they didn't have their diagram out. pete: bubble diagram has been burst, and yeah. so please refer to our media team. [laughter] nicole: these are a lot of student led organizations and protest but let's remember there's actually that i at their institutions you have professors and chairs who are saying october 7th is awesome. you have professors who are wielding machetes threatening. so this is what happens when you go to some of these institutions. pete you've talked about this infiltration of ideologies into our academic institutions and

this is -- this is the result. this extremist young democratic party. pete: middle eastern study departments that have been funded for decades to lay the foundation for this type of world view and this type of perspective by the way good on cb cotton to walk on in there i didn't know that was going happen and shows they're angry not sure how to articulate without their slogans and chants. >> anti-israel protest at 8:40 eastern time. pete: stick around for that. the besties are back as we said. what -- where would joe biden be without barack obama? he would be nowhere right -- nicole: retired by now. pete: he was a one percenter who had lost three times running for the president, twice, he was never going to president or vice president until the guy on the right plucked hem off the one percent heap and said i need a experience foreign policy white guy on my ticket to balance me out in 2008 there's joe the vice

president, and he owes it all to that guy. well, while he's behind in this race he's going back to the well back to barack obama. to try to get some help with some digital fund raising ads check this new ad that someone thought was a good idea out. >> some things just go together. like -- me and joe. a strong grassroots team and a winning campaign. >> joe vieght. >> we really need you on our side. >> so many i want the ice cream bit. will: some things go together like ice cream on a hot summer day. nicole: the reason -- they had to bring in barack obama yes he has a lot of -- like it is dealing with kids sometimes. [laughter] but seriously, though, thes reason he had to bring him in he's popular with the voters. but former president obama is a good speak eloquently you know who can't current president biden he can't get in front of a camera because it is flubbed that's why the only part so say

like a hot summer day and ice cream because that's all he has. will: can i tell you -- there was i grew up my dad had a -- vhs tape of old "saturday night live" i watched best of eddy murphy and incredible stuff and there was a bit with joe piscopo and maybe it was eddy murphy and they sang ebony and ivory some things go together that is basically what obama and joe biden just did some things just go together. >> like me and my grandpa friend over here. that's what it looks like we see this old guy here he loves ice cream on a summer day sending him some money. nicole: playing to the gaps it is too much. pete: a fox news alert just a few hours house will reconvene to vote on a foreign aid package must be urgent it is a saturday.

nicole: must be. as democrats push legislation along in yesterday's vote after many republicans voted against it. will: madeleine rivera is at white house with the latest. >> to begin debate on the foreign aids bill and voting 1 p.m. three of the four fund israel, and indo pacific and national security priorities like the houses recently passed crackdown on tiktok ownership. the legislation cleared a procedural step on friday with 615 democrats voting to advance the bill only 151 republicans voted yes. all of this could cause mike johnson his job but he's defending himself. >> not the legislation that we would write if republicans were in charge and the house and the senate and the white house. this is the best possible product that we can get under these circumstances. reporter: we are watching congresswoman marjorie taylor green to see if she triggers to

johnson today and three favors removing him and may be willing to help keep his role and king jeffries isn't giving definitive answer. >> to have the conversation before the house caucus but first thing is first we have to still get the national security bills over the finish line. >> overnight the senate voted 60-34 to reauthorize fisa which government uses to t gaer intelligence on foreign subjects a process that also sweeps up communications of americans they are in contact with. national security hawks say it is a critical tool while privacy advocates argue is violates some constitutional protections heads to president biden's desk for his signature will nicole and pete. pete: madeleine thank you. i don't know what speaker johnson is doing right now this is bases is completely turning on him relying on democrats he said on this couch here with us

said that the hill he was going to die on was border bill hr2 -- we haven't died on that hill. remember that? that was the statement now we're voting on foreign aid bills. to the tune of billions of dollars to other countries and still have nothing on our own border. nicole: he's getting some praise because they're saying that he's perhaps looking more like a speaker not necessarily republican on democrat right now but what he's actually doing is thwarting republican effort as we head into the 2024 election. because again, republicans look like they just don't have to together and don't have a unified stance to hurt them in 2024. pete: luges working with democrats isn't going help them either necessarily we'll see. we turn to some headlines and this just in. u.s. defense officials confirming that the u.s. is agreed to pull all u.s. troops up niger the decision of the west african prime minister. as of last year over 1,000 american troops were stationed

there and niger is home to a 100 million u.s. drone facility. russia and wagner emergency forces have been positioning themselves to replace u.s. troops following a recent cue. and florida deputies have arrested man they believed carjacked kidnapped and murdered a woman in broad daylight they arrested this man on unrelated charges before connecting them to the woman's death surveillance video shows woman being kidnapped after law enforcement says she was followed for more than an hour. authorities found her body inside her burning suv. vowpgded by shell casings. law enforcement is also looking for this person -- of interest in the case -- and opening 125eu789s will statements will start monday on hush money trial with a full jury and ultimate selected and sworn in new york based trial attorney rebecca joined us on

the couch. >> donald trump has constitutional rights like everyone else but somehow this judge is moving past things that he should be slowing down taking his time and giving intense weight to. that's justice. >> no they're speeding it up opening arguments by alvin bragg team and trump defense attorneys on monday. >> and iewber is revealing the weirdest objects that customer vaccination left in their cars this year. some of those items include smoked pork belly, hot sauce, and a breathalyzer. containers filled with spiders and a live turtle. i like turtles. but as for the most common items left behind that includes clothing, luggage, had had phones, wallets and jewelry and those are your headlines. will: do you think on the breathalyzer somebody took the breathalyzer was like i better not drive and then got in the

über? and forgot their breathalyzer. pete: what happened to the case of the live turtle? nicole: why a container of live spiders. >> or you have a snake or turtle -- or your turtle maybe the same person. >> you have seen that internet live the kid who says i love turtles. will: let us know what you have left in an über -- nicole: have you ever left anything? >> a jacket in the past. yitd. gleeted i feel like you would be a leave behinder. [laughter] i don't know why. you're a thoughtful guy but moving. will: you're in the -- you're on the dark board those details. nicole: i'm that person. i check. pete: u.s. navy expects to miss

its recruiting goal big time as threats from our adversaries continue to grow. will: plus a traj pick legal ruling mom admitted to smothering her baby while high on meth walks free. and the judge is already facing calls to resign over another case. nicole: but first brian kilmeade with a look at what's coming up tonight on one nation. hague, brian. >> don't miss one nation topght at 9:00 great show amongst my great roster jim trusty opening arguments for the defense in the big trump trial and worked for donald trump for a while. micro he's happy because blue collar jobs are coming back in and then most exciting people i have met with a y yove never heard. bobby gun jr., a bear knuckle champion tough as they come nice as they come all coming up on one nation. i dare you not to watch. ♪ ♪ but even though time has passed, his risk of a second attack hasn't.

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nicole: an indianapolis mother who admitted to fatally smothering her baby while high on meth found not guilty of neglect and walking free saying, quote, you're not innocent and not guilty with what the state charged you with and charges to an individual they must prove they did something with intent

poor parenting not criminal and the that judge is facing petition with 4,000 signatures calling for his resignation after another controversial ruling. joining us now is former federal prosecutor franci this case is devastating. it is infuriating what do you make of it? >> well, you're right doctor saphier it is enraging there's no execution for what that judge did. the woman confessed she actually gave a long confession to police in which she said she just wanted to go to sleep and have her baby stop crying so she smothered her. now, that is what we call in the prosecution game a great confession and a nearly slam dunk case, and yet the judge said that it wasn't even negligence and doctor saphier, negligence doesn't require the level of criminal intent that a regular crime of comission requires like murder or aggravated assault or kidnapping

or rape. instead negligence merely requires that you fail to do something as in you fail to give this baby the proper care or take care not to smother her so that she dies it is an utter outrage. >> the judge in the case said there wasn't evidence of long-term abuse. and that being a bad parent i.e. smothering your child is not criminal. how -- how and they're pointing to the prosecutor saying that it is their fault in this case. so how can -- we do better and how can we make sure people who admit that they are actually murdering their children will not walk free? >> well that's a great question and it is perfectly of what's going on in this country soft on crime policies by these d.a. and these judges who seem to have as a priority allowing guilty people qhor committing violent crimes to walk free. rather than punishing them and protecting the rest of societies. now the d.a. office could have

charged her with higher level criminal offense because that have confession. but they didn't, instead they gave her the lower level negligence charge and allowed the judge to say she hadn't committed a crime, in fact,ed admitted to smothering a baby which is actually murder doctor saphier. >> we can hope prosecutor office may try her for something else and part of the petition asked to step down because he gave a mentally ill man who shot and killed a police officer -- time served. that is outrageous, and you know hopefully you know -- the judge at this point what may be pee ligs petition -- >> the judge needs to be gone. nicole: all right well the navy expects to miss its recruiting goal as threats from adversaries only grow. ♪ ♪

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now we're hearing it, okay. well forgive me everybody that's a live shot of the intrepid museum in new york i took three of my boys last weekend supercool. nicole: i have a few times. pete: shame on me for never going if you're in new york city it is worth going to. aircraft carrier served through vietnam, got a submarine that was part of the nuclear triiad. >> good for younger and older kids can see something too. pete: part of the reason i did it i remember moment when is i was a kid mostly memorial day and fourth of july that motivated me to want to serve my country and what it is like to be a fighter pilot i'm thinking i don't know what my oldest will come but maybe military service will be part of it. maybe not hearing dad banging the drum all the of the time and maybe be inspired because

there's new reporting out from the navy that the navy is going miss its recruitment goals for fiscal year by a lot by almost 7,000 sailors, 66% short of the target that's not a small miss but a huge miss, and will before we came into this you said i felt like i hear this a lot it is true because it is from the army or air force or national guard not meeting their goals what happens after that is they reduce the structure to avoid bad headlines in the future you have retirements you doajt replace those and less people in the force but the question is the why. nicole: this is self-inflicted all of a sudden when you are promote agriculture that is antipolice antimilitary, yeah people are having a hard time they don't necessarily want to join because it's not the same respect that it once had. and then on top of it, i mean, all right we talked about this a little bit earlier american

physical fitness is sub par and unhealthy as we've ever been. will: i have feelings on forced services it has benefits for a society but ig a real mark of pride for the united states is it is a volunteer force and which also max you unique. >> people able to join, and by the way which bring mess to my new book war on warriors all about this. a war on warriors how they fight also military families because it is a family business for a lot of people. now, it is true. 75% of american kids these days don't qualify for military service. for reasons of obesity or -- mental capability but we were still able to meet that number and think about the cost of college tuition uncertain economy this should look like a good job to young kid coming out a, undoctorated. all of the social political

correct nonsense and you know what's the biggest effect on this recruitment is their uncle or awpght who gotten outs and said you know what, it is not the way it was. you know, we're promoting people because they're a first. we're obsessed with safety. now there's all of these crte stuff and that's training and you know who is pushed out war fighters that break glass in case war kind of guys and stops being the family business you have a real problem and that's why war on warriors subtitle is behind betemporarily of betrayal and this book -- is probably most controversial one i've ever written that names names and tick people off. good because that flag is upside down because we have distress in our ranks and if we want to keep them alive we have a military to do it if. nicole: we need a strong

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[chanting] >> kkk -- nypd kkk, you're all the same. >> revolution. revolution. we are hamas -- >> you're what? >> we're all hamas -- >> massive anti-israel protest breaking out on and around ivy league campuses right here in the united states.

pete: where is america's youth learning this ideology let's go off the wall to find out by the way i think there are 22 arab nations in the world. fully islamic nations where basically not legal to be a christian or a jew. one jewish state all of these protesting in cities like new york city think it doesn't have a right to exist. will: this is new york city to pete's point this is around columbia university these are protesters outside on the streets it was a sit-in hunger strike at yale and sit-in at columbia you saw who are risk not just sympathizing but allegiance thrown in with hamas. pete: seen a violent uprising that's what october 7th was. these groups are openly stating wearing the colors of islamists, we want the state of israel gone. replace it with something else. well in order to replace it you have yo to get rid of and

killing those people. will: this is recent grads at google you can see in california. where this week 28 employees were fired because they disrupted the work place they took over the cloud president's office. salt in they did learn a hard lesson by the way free speech protection by the government in public police stations not at your place of work. pete: google actually fired them. in most cases, companies allow this -- you know, we see it in the white house the letters from the jr. staffers to senior officials saying we want more support for palestinian this comes back to younger people will. it is a younger generation because of the information the ideology what they're getting in their high school and universities so numbers are changing in this country. >> lot on the screen here and point out this is where -- sympathies of younger adults lie -- and so you've got to break it down by age group here, and let's just say, support israel --

support palestinians. >> you can see 50 years old to 64, 39% with israel, 10% with -- with the people of palestinian. but look at 18 to 29, 14% with israel 33% more sympathy for people of palestinian. >> big time upside down this is a group of people coming out of our high schools as wean with taken over by leftist but also major universities, with very particular points of view, a lot of funding from outside groups who make the cause of the palestinians. romantic, and make the cause of the view of israelis to be -- you know a colonizer state that's how they portray it. falls back on critical theory ideas correct -- will: like the idea is essentially it could be white and israel seen as whiter state but also as you point out oppressor state this is the victimhood class so baked in and has been for decades of how you wind up -- pete: a lot of people there have

never opened up the bible and things portray to that part of the world if you want to play who was there first game which they love to talk about indigenous people that might be a reference but that's not in the classrooms so they're not looking at. pete: also young people discriminate jews increased since october 7th. will: and you can see it is lower, again among younger people older people and recognizing increasing in anti-semitism. pete: they're hearing chants for what they are from the river to the sea is meant to be intimidation. these protest are meant to be intimidation getting in the face of young people whether they're -- jews or not. saying if you're not with us, you're against us and our cause is to get rid of the jewish state. will: adl put out a report card saying universities have graded out when it comes to college campus environment to jews look here, here's your ivy leagues here, harvard m.i.t., f --

all the way. >> adl a lefty organization at this point but pointing out where it is university of chicago down to virginia it is across the country we just picked a few doing it well or encouraging students to look at both sides, and why does that happen? because it is yes kids are activist will but professors are driving the train. will: here's examples reported over past couple of months controversial statements made on campuses joseph, columbia, remarks praising the hamas attack. >> muhammad abu supportive statements hamas and hezbollah known terrorist organizations who charters call for the destruction of all jews and the state of israel that's -- they're flags. they're causes they're all clear about it. >> katherine frank

discriminatory comments and -- pete: you have to look at the fund wring professors are getting their -- their seats and there's different departments that come along with that. the money is coming from the uae other places with very different views not as much funding in support of say the jewish cause. will: penn as well organizations of sharing anti-semitic content and a movement over decades with critical theory current professorships and lecturers feeding ideology and then should be no surprise end up with a report card and students doing those type of things on campus. what impact will that have on our policy on the future look how much it rattled this white house because of a few voters in michigan. whole dynamic changes if it stops being a consensus in the state of israel. will: doctor saphier, nicole over to you. nicole: spreading while tuition continues to go up and up making

it unaffordable to many americans. turning now to your headlines -- starting with this. experts now saying aderol is at a high rate and dea says adhd medications make up 2.3% of medications in the u.s. not saying i'm being a doomsdayer here but we're at precipice of next drug crisis in the united states. and a chess player staid awake nearly 60 hours in times square to break the guinness world record for longes chess marathon he says game of chess is all about the journey. >> an analogy is the game of chess it starts out as most invaluable piece of one point but then all the way to the final round -- nicole: not yet heard back from the guinness officials he beat the previous record of 56 hours

9 minutes and 37 seconds those are your headlines now back to you, rick. rick: look at the shot they pulled up for you yellow stone national park beautiful morning there sun coming up. we'll pop up the weather maps there you'll see it sun coming up see those geysers place i've never been and need to get this checked out 14 degrees right now. and cold air across parts of the far northern rocky and cold or air settling in at least for a while today, that's you see that area of purple that's where we've got temps below average 33 million americans tomorrow that goes up, to about 204 million americans. that goes towards a more populated area across parts of the south you see the storms we have firing across texas throughout the day today and into tomorrow much of the southeast. socked in with rain, and flooding concerns, are going to be on the table again with all of this rain that's coming today. all right nicole back to you

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>> tomorrow is the geico 500 at the talladega superspeedway. >> with the themed tailgate. here with delicious ideas is chef eric owner of ricco and great to see you again chef thanks for being here. >> barbecue season is upon us and we love barbecue at 317 main streel and farmingdale we have lots going on and barbecue we have also vico and recovery room and doing a lot of things downtown and farming in new york that is on long island not in long island. so some of the things that we have we have a pulled barbecue pork with polenta and we have

barbecued grilled corn one of the cool things to do is just pull the husk back salt and pepper throw it on there and don't boil your corn. never boil because you lose the nutrients, flavor. there's corn milk in there and that's what gives the flavor. you can drink the water after -- >> and use that for cooking making mashed potatoes with that. whatever. >> is that a thing? >> no. >> you throw it right on the grill lightly because you want flavors and nutrients and great on its own and raw. new guys think i'm crazy but it is great it is smoked with barbecued that is whole piece right there. sandwich and one of the thingings that i want to talk about today is for people who want to make ribs but they don't have a smoker at home. they maybe live innage an apartment and what i want to show you is we use st. louis ribs not baby back because as

meat on the st. louis ribs we use our seven dust seasoning just a combination of different brown and white sugar front and back. >> what's in seven dust. >> it's brown sugar white pepper, black pepper cumin, chili powder get right in there. simple at home and people overthink it and you know sometime what is we'll do here you go. >> you have that. put a little bit of lick wick smoke in there and what we'll do is wrap it up. tight in tinfoil -- all sides. and then put in the oven two and a half hours at 350 and then pull it out and it is ready to go. one of the things that is it simple as that and one of the things that -- you can make at home so here's a sample of those ribs and this is a dry rub so people love it this different opinions like some like a wet rub and south

carolina, north carolina they use a vinegar base i love a dry rub to enhance flavor to it. i want a nice rib with that i can pull off the bone and enjoy. you know one of the things that people make a mistake also so you have over here you have the pork belly that is a maple glazed pork belly and it is one of the things that you want to eat and enjoy. biscuits easy we can thing with a little bit of a gravy to that. but so simple to cook these at home especially with ribs at home put it in for a couple hours reheat it and chef eric any website? >> main street on instagram. >> stick with us. >> perfect. ♪ ♪

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