dance not excluded in this i love it. we have track and field as well. it s phenomenal. we always, you know, make sure that the kid are getting education and definitely, you know, just reach the biggest dream. steve: one of your dreams was to be a performer. in the early days, when you were the hype man as brian aptly puts it, you were popping up, you were working, i think for two live crew and other crew. you were essentially just a d.j. but some of the mixed tapes that were circulating had you on and they helped make you a star. most definitely. the one of my first gigs i got spotted at a nightclub they asked me to follow them to go to hawaii for a show. that definitely changed my life. brian: tell me about the new single. oh yeah o what a night. [cheers] rachel: all your music is about partying and just having fun and being an american. i just love how fun it is. yeah. i m the life of the party. i grew up in miami gumbo of
it was grave right away even though they said unresponsive when the shooting first happened they knew the way they were describing it that it would be hard to imagine him coming out of it. so he ended up passing away at a very young age. i was shocked to see in his background his whole family has been leaders throughout japan. rachel: they have. a long history. we have no idea what the motive is as soon as we get some sort of incorporated occasion of that, we will bring that to you. we just don t know yet. steve: the shooter confessed and he said it s because i m dissatisfied with this guy given the approximate location of the shooting to the elections on sunday there is some who are saying was it about the election? was it about politics? we don t know that part yet but stay tuned. once again shinzo abe, japan s longest serving prime minister has been assassinated in japan. brian: passed away at the age of 67. steve: 6:07 here in new york city. big news here, a new york city
steve: how do you smash a burger. rachel: what does that mean smash? put a ball of basically meat on your griddle and you smash it and season it. brian: is that t rex ribs? steve: john sr. that tomahawk roast that you have got right there. given the price of beef these days what is that worth about 800 or 900 bucks. take a small loan out of your home mortgage to get this. if you buy it at a club you can get this for 10 to $15 a pound. this is a prime cut which is a little north of the 18 to $20 a pound. so if you want to be behind bars, that s where you want to be. and we are going to be serving this up and bringing it inside to you. rachel, get ready, this is coming your way young lady. rachel: i m ready for that. steve: john and john, thank you very much. our walmart sells tomahawk steaks like that for $10 a
brian: fox news alert now. it s not good news. we continue to follow the assassination of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe fatally shot after giving campaign event all caught on camera. here to react fox news strategic analyst and retired four star general jack keane. general, the role that abe played and the relationship with president trump, what are your thoughts? well, certainly, this is a shocking tragedy and our heart goes out to the family and also to our japanese friends here. abe was very much respected as a leader, longest serving prime minister. and when he came into power, he wanted to revitalize the economy, which he was very successful at doing. but he was also very clear-eyed, brian, about foreign policy and the threats to japan. and that was north korea, and
why has he created this fund that funds the campaigns across the country. not just in new york city. these d.a.s are all across. one of the insidious. it s kind of evil. brian: didn t he put the d.a. in waukesha, too? rachel: that d.a. came in before maybe subsequent campaigns have been funded by him, but other ones in st. louis and others. we need to understand why is someone funding d.a.s who will come in and eliminate bail and as you said it s the same guys that run through even in small towns like my husband s when he was a d.a. it s the same people that come through the system. steve: sure. but here s the thing. the people of the towns vote for them. alvin bragg was voted here in mid-atlantic. rachel: funded by george soros. steve: a lot of people can put money out there but ultimately it s the people that vote for him. the people put that guy in. he put the bail at quarter of a million dollars for this man