rachel: no credit score, no closing costs, no problem. bank of america is launching zero down payments, zero closing cost mortgages aimed at helping first-time home buyers in certain cities, particularly those in majority black or hispanic neighborhoods. we re going to bring in lily, is so great to have you on the show this morning. sounds, to me, like it s race-based, so is it legal? but more importantly, is it even moral? you know, rachel, i was digging deep into this because, as you know, i love knowing how to create opportunity. but i couldn t help into looking back at the tax plan by president trump. in a way, what i see bank of america saying or doing here is trying to create a mechanism
rachel: what was she talking about with anne frank? pete: they would say, no, no, no, no, you re banning books about jill is johnny now or about i have two mommies, so they would say, no, no, it s the conservatives who are blocking what are very radical books that shouldn t be in the classroom. it s coded language but, you re right, targeting one side of the spectrum. she s an extension of that teach or that assistant principal who they exposed saying we have an agenda, we just have to hide it. rachel: well, here s another dangerous situation, and that is happening at our border. eight migrants were found dead while 53 others were ap are rehended trying to apprehended trying to cross the rio grande. by the way, four of those children, two of hem were mexican children age 16, there was also a 13 and 14 is -year-old guatemalan kids who drowned in this attempt to cross the rio grande which is a very
rachel: what about the bowl? it was comment. pete: and pam wants taco bell s crunch wrap. taco bell trying real hard on breakfast. they say breakfast, breakfast, breakfast all over the place. they re making a push. rachel: i m not a big mcdonald s person, but i do like their breakfast burritos. pete: hash browns? rachel: i do like them. pete: you can t get them all day. will e will we re previewing college football, and now i think we re about to have abby hornacek with, is this a dance-off, abby? what have we got going on here? reporter: well, i have some breaking news. everyone s expecting that action on the field, but you are absolutely right, the real competition happens right here on fox & friends in a dance-off between the two team s mascots. pete from utep, boomer and sooner from university of oklahoma. each mascot gets 10 seconds to show their best. you guys, take it away.
the trump administration which tried time and time again against institutional bureaucratic headwinds and labor unions as well that didn t want to open back up. rachel: absolutely. and president trump was saying, by the way with, open up the schools. and when he did, the media criticized him, the democrats even ran ads against him, you know, leading up to the election saying he s endangering or you get what i m saying. those were the ads leading up to the campaign. and they said, you know, he s endangering lives, he s making people, you know, making kids accessible to dying. here s a flashback of some of the headlines. i mean, look at that. how can they now say that don can trump shut the schools down when, clearly, they were criticize ising him for saying keep them open. pete: yeah, we ve got the tape. here is donald trump clamoring, pushing, fighting to get schools open. we ve got to go to school. we ve got to open up, open up our schools and open up our businesses. i want to jus
football league, and we ll see how many people stick with it. rachel: i don t know a lot about football, but i do like a tight end, so [laughter] pete: unbelievably the. will: two hours ago she didn t even know that was a position [laughter] rachel: i didn t. pete: now she loves the tighten end. rachel: i learned that today. pete: that was really, really well done. will: keeping up with those scores throughout the season. how about though, a negative turn when it comes to sports. how about america s children? 9-year-olds when it comes to test scores in this country, the stats versus 2020 and 2022, math down 7 points, reading down 9. test scores going down for america s children. rachel: it s interesting, because our test scores weren t very good to begin with. ril. will: right. rachel: i looked at 2017, we were in the middle of the pack.