[national anthem] will: good morning and welcome to to fox & friends on this beautiful sunday morning with your photos adorned over the national anthem. we love it. please keep sending your epo toes to friendsth the foxnews.com. friends@fox news come. rachel: so many all american cuties as that little girl s shirt said throughout the photos, young and old. keep sending them in. joey: those pictures are the coolest thing on any tv show to really bring the audience into our conversation. and what it does,es it reminds us every morning why we re sitting here talking about things, sometimes mad about some things, sometimes laughing, but it s those people at home, the 300 million americans that i had the honor of serving and we get the honor of august to. will: glad to have joey in for pete hegseth, i stayed up way too late last night, past my morning show bedtime to watch the texas longhorns take down the penn state nittany lions. rachel: was it worth it? will: yeah, it w
joey: what s baked into that candidate, if you re a convicted felon that got out and are running to lead a party, that s baked in, right? you can t hurt or somebody on something that you already know about, that you already kind of have the story itself with stormy daniels, that goes into the persona he had, so that s not going to hurt him from a moral or ethical stand thepoint. the idea that he s being, that republicans are running with this and he s being politically prosecuted, i think people see that. that s baked in. he was impeached twice, it didn t stuck, it didn t go to the senate, so what are we looking at? we re looking at a bunch. of republicans who say this is a fully politically motivated prosecution and democrats that are trying to say, no, this is the accountability, no one s exempt from the law. the problem is, as all of our legal experts that we ve had on have told us, this seems like a