[national anthem] [national anthem] rachel: good morning, everybody. it s 6:00 here in new york city, i m so happy to be sitting next to my friends will and pete this morning. yesterday i brought in three bananas so we could start to be hell think, andstair healthy, and they re still there. [laughter] pete: yeah, look at that. rachel: all three. pete: i haven t eaten a banana many in ten years. will: i ate one four minutes ago. rachel: good for you. pete: they re still good though rachel: no, i m going to attack those bananas. will: i have contended and introduced a massive debate on the office floor around jesse watters prime time, and i think bananas are the number one fruit. i think they are easy, portable, thank you, dave, a lot of i appeal, not messy. i would rank bananas one. rachel: i think they are just like the egg, the perfect egg is the perfect to protein, that s the perfect fruit. will: i defy you, pete, to come up with a fruit that beats the banan
understand the value of banana pudding with nihla wafers concern. pete: how many people are out in the field housing a baa man ma? not many. will: i am 100% right, and to you do that the, that ll be the closest you have become to being southern. rachel: is this like a southern concern. pete: oh, i can t win that. rachel: did you notice how he said banana butting and nilla wafers? [laughter] pete: there s the e-mail. friends@foxnews.com, when amaras turned on cameras turned on, we had no idea this would be a 4-minute topic [laughter] if you love bananas, is it merely functional? will s giving nutritional and functional reasons, or is it about taste for you? rachel: or is it a regional, southern thing will: or because it hit the cycle. rachel: or would you rather we go back to talking about hunter