if. [national anthem] if. [national anthem] if [national anthem] pete: good morning. welcome to fox & friends on this sunday, november 19th, year of our lord 2023, and and your photos continue to come in. thank you for sending them. friends@foxnews.com. pretty cool. good morning, you two. will: good morning. rachel: good morning. there s a school with a flag that big in front of i love it. pete: maybe a public school. [laughter] rachel: it looked like a public school. will: jealous of those red leaves. it s beautiful up here in the fall. rachel: gorgeous. will: i had a japanese maple, lost it too. lost a lot of trees pete: you don t have the turning of the leaves in texas? will: it s just now starting, but all my trees i lost dead in the summer rachel: because it was exceptionally hot or because you weren t a good horticulturist? will: both. [laughter] pete: and now he s got new grass he s trying to get to grow. rachel: gotta do the astroturf. will: never. ne
growing far more negative. with the death toll rising in gaza and memories facing of hamas atrocities; killing families, children, babies, taking civilian hostages. all of which i think should be mentioned every day. much of the mainstream press is growing more skeptical and in some cases outright hostile. look at the verbiage by this cbs news anchor. we begin tonight with israel s invasion of gaza i go growing more intense. howard: not israel s realuation for a war started by hamas which is dedicated to wiping it off the map. bibi netanyahu s government didn t help itself by bombing the largest refugee center, and i get it, the israelis were targeting and killed a top hamas commander. hamas because this kind of embedding everywhere, using its own people as human shields, but many just position on the civilian deaths. watch this exchange between cnn s wolf blitzer and israeli military spokesman richard hecht. israel still dropped a bomb there attempting to kill this ha
this morning. welcome to with sunday morning futures, i m maria bartiromo. today, political persecution. president trump gears up for the fight of his life after what he called a rigged trial and and election interference. just ahead, trump organization executive vice president and president trump s son, eric trump is here on next steps after the former president is found guilty of falsifying business records. plus, the verdict sparking a wave of support for the 45th president with money flooding in to his campaign. the campaign locking up $50 million in 24 hours after the verdict. capped with an additional $100 tomillion from a major donor if as a 45 goes to bright with blue new jersey for the ufc fight, and the crowds rally behind him. [cheers and applause] maria: coming up, former u.s. attorney and director of martial intelligence john ratcliffe on why the guilty verdict does not seem to matter to trump s supporters. plus, former white house senior adviser and america fi
this morning. welcome to with sunday morning futures, i m maria bartiromo. today, political persecution. president trump gears up for the fight of his life after what he called a rigged trial and and election interference. just ahead, trump organization executive vice president and president trump s son, eric trump is here on next steps after the former president is found guilty of falsifying business records. plus, the verdict sparking a wave of support for the 45th president with money flooding in to his campaign. the campaign locking up $50 million in 24 hours after the verdict. capped with an additional $100 tomillion from a major donor if as a 45 goes to bright with blue new jersey for the ufc fight, and the crowds rally behind him. [cheers and applause] maria: coming up, former u.s. attorney and director of martial intelligence john ratcliffe on why the guilty verdict does not seem to matter to trump s supporters. plus, former white house senior adviser and america fi
[national anthem] [national anthem] muck finish if [national anthem] if if will: good morning and is welcome to fox & friends weekend on this saturday coming to you live from new york city seated in the heart of the best country in the world. [laughter] pete: absolutely. will: i just with, i ve got some recent context [laughter] rachel: oh! i get i was, like, what is going on here? pete: i didn t get it for a second. he just recently rearrive toed, he s jet lagged, came back from france. will: it s nice. rachel: tell me what it was will: just america s the best. that s just the way it is, okay? that s not even an opinion, that s a fact. rachel: something a happened in france. will: no, nothing happened, it rained. pete: he had a terrible time will: no, i didn t have a terrible time. [laughter] america s great. that s all i m here to say. america is rachel: well, you landed, you went to france, you came back and realized our judicial system is