president, but when you wake up from that nap, work gets cone. [laughter] rachel: wow, if you can call that work. but, i mean, notice how he just glossed over the last pete: at least they actually a acknowledged it. rachel: then it goes right back to the easy stuff. pete: yeah. i m sure we didn t we ll check the tape and probably spare you, but i m sure there were savage and nasty barbs thrown in the direction of every single republican. that s standard practice. but even the comedian at the white house correspondents dinner, as you said, had to talk about the elephant in the room which is this guy, that guy? again? will: yeah. he did. and as we ve heard increasingly, i believe it s 70% of democratic primary voters are like, uncle, enough. no more joe biden. i town it fascinating yesterday as we had a panel of voters,
house. pete: and then the dog or the cat finds them and collects the- will: that would be nice if the cat would collect them pete: we might talk about the all morning long. rachel: will, you know what in your biodegradable darts, i don t know if it s going to pass the climate activist test. pete: that s a really good point. because last night was the nerd prom, which is the white house or correspondents dinner. and a lot of so-called journalists who are very proud of themselves gather pat each other on the back. they wear nice clothes, go to pansy parties and spend days fancy parties and spend i days and days, what party are you going to the, who are you wearing, how important are we? that gather gathering s happening in washington, d.c., but of course it came with some protests, some even larger than usual in years past including one called climate defines. and two of the the people that were there trying to block cars
welch to fox & friends. it is april 30th, year of our lord 2023. may is tomorrow. rachel: my goodness, i didn t even think about that pete: i didn t either til i just checked my phone and realized what day it was. rachel: wow. pete: good morning, will. will: will good morning. awesome pictures. barns rachel: sheds. will: dogs, babies, jet skis, pretty much covered the base withs. rachel: yeah. when i see kids in cam camouflage and flags, i just think of hegseth kids. [laughter] pete: the kids are building forest in the woods all over the place forts, but they re using all the bright-colored blankets from inside the house. you look outside, there s a purple and gold blanket over here, pink. rachel: you can tell the pink
residential neighborhood. put up a fight, even hissing at the officers. [laughter] i don t like hissing cats, let alone hissing alligators. service the eventually subdued and safely relocated. rachel: i think it said wrangling, not russ aring. pete: it s early. [laughter] rachel: rustling is a theme for you. pete: unbelievable. [laughter] will: let s move on. [laughter] pete: the nfl draft wrapping up last night, and with the very last pick, the l.a. rams select johnson, the defensive tackle out of toledo, this year s mr. irrelevant. [laughter] he he picked up more than 210 tacklings in his fife years five years in toledo. maybe i ll ask him to tackle rachel. rachel: i ll wrestle. [laughter] those are your headlines.