[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] will: old glory, young people and old dogs morning. [laughter] for your national anthem right here on fox & friends. good morning, welcome to saturday. morning, guys. rachel: it s great to be back. pete: morning. how you doing? rachel: really good. how do you feel about dogs wearing outfits if they re patrioticsome. pete: only if they re patriotism. [laughter] rachel: they get better every single week. pete: how you doing? rachel: good. you know i saw will week. i stopped by. pete: oh, you went to his houses? rachel: yes. we are legit friends. if i go the nashville, i m going to your house. will: had coffee, sat and figuredded out the world s problems. pete: again? [laughter] rachel: the problems keep coming. will: that s about a half the time we get to the spend with you, four hours figuring out world s problems. let s figure it out. the latest on air national guardsman suspected of leaking classified docume
anybody that is out in the field trying to help the, you know, there s an ability to say is the machine telling us the truth, and we should talk about that, and that s clearly not case. we are being lied to. but also human beings are out there trying to serve pete: you re right about that. will: and he has put their lives in jeopardy. pete: for sure. you mentioned snowden. well, glenn greenwald, he s journalist who wrote that, he was on jessie s show last night and talked about how the government treats different types of leaks differently. you ever pick up the new york times, the washington post or hear cmn knows that corporate journalists every single day report classified information that has been leaked. they go on tv the all the time and they say anonymous sources told us x, y and dis, is and yet none of this kind of uproar ever happens because those are authorized leaks. these are ting things the cia or the fbi or the pentagon want
standard here and it s got to be cleaned up. rachel: don, thank you so much. see you soon. rachel: i wonder if he transitions he get pardoned just like obama paroledded chelsea concern. [laughter] now to a couple headlines. the biden energy department green lights an 800-mile natural gas pipeline project in alaska first approved by the trump administration, and climate activists are not happy. they re calling the pipeline another carbon bomb. the alaska gas request line development gas line development corporation says the $38 billion project will create 10,000 jobs during construction and 1,000 permanent jobs. pete: so hay like this pipeline. rachel: yeah. pete: there must have been some big political influence. rachel: king charles iii s coronation if is just weeks away, and some big stars will be performing to honor the u.k. s new monarch. lionel richie, katy perry and opera singer who we interviewed
putting dylan mulvaney, they re actually diminishing women. they re erasing pete: excuse me, who drinks cases of beer? young men. rachel: of course. but it s interesting, she s trying to pete: i know. rachel: but at the same time, she s actually hurting her own gender, she s actually hurting women who are now being erased, they re being, you know, disqualify out of all kinds of sporting events, they re being replaced even they can t even, women can t even get sports illustrated anymore. they re getting replaced by trans men in sports illustrated as models. i m not saying that s the be-all, en-all pete: i can t tell you how many of my apolitical friends are, like, i m never drinking bud light again. rachel: really? pete: yes. rachel: why do you think donald trump jr he says company gives 60% of its donations to i love the boycott. i just don t trust republican conservatives to make it last.
messenger? pete, as we all are, very surprised that some air national guardsman would have access to the this kind of information. i had dan hoffman, the former cia station chief, fox news analyst on my will cain podcast this week, and he didn t rule out and i don t think anyone should is there more, was he connected, did he have relationships with foreign adversaries. are you surprised at the breadth of the access you would have as an air national guardsman? pete: a little bit, but it all has to do with the classification. he s got a tssci which is a top secret sensitive compartmentalized information. here s the thing, it sounds like he was an i.t. guy which means that, think about it, the i m sorry i.t i.t. guy here at fox could read all our e-mails if he or she wanted to, doesn t mean they re supposed to. sounds like he had gates and portals to things he shouldn t because he was in i.t.