but i m going to request that no one wet my hair because i want to go out to kin ther on the. [laughter] dinner tonight. pete: you should not have said that. it s not called the plaza, it s called fox square now, and we re glad you re here. fourth hour, fox & friends . we ve had three hours of practice will: we have water guns? pete: i hope so. rachel: do not mess if up my hair. i can do not want to have to redo my hair pete: your hair has to stay as it is at 6 a.m.? rachel: i got my hair done by, like, an uber pro, the best hai- pete: you don t do anything else the rest of the day that messes it up? rachel: new york of course not. will: like lay on the couch? rachel: i ll lay like this. [laughter] pete: i thought you were planting your garden today? rachel: i can do that with my hair down. please don t mess if up my hair. will: that s why they call it news, you learn something new [laughter] pete: i m learning along with you. will: welcome to the fourth hour of fox
rachel: different societies have different standards of what s ethical, so there are experiments that we re not doing here, for example, on fetuses or, you know, other kind of biological experiments that we re, like, no way here. but we maybe fund them in other countries or those other countries don t have the same standards. pete: we re going to actually part of what will and i are going to the talk about on off the wall here in a moment is stuff we re funding in china and russia to the tune of millions and billions that do experiments, one on cats in russia on a tread mill. what happens to the cats when they get off the treadmill? will: yeah. rau rhode island and you re a cat person rachel: and you re a cat person. pete: i love em. rachel: there goes your tax dollarss. [laughter] pete: all right, turning to a few additional headlines starting with a fox news alert, a suspect accused of shooting and killing a west virginia trooper is behind bars this morning. police say the suspe
but it s an incredibly toxic atmosphere. for it s the opposite of what justice breyer stood for as a person and a juris. we don t know of any health problem that may have intervened. he was always physically strong. he used to bicycle to the court. i believe there was an accident and a broken elbow and people in his family, maybe security at some point, persuaded him not to bicycle through washington to the court. are you familiar with any of that? all of it. when i was clerking, he would be on the tread mill and teach himself french. and ultimately was fluent by the end of the year. which is a testament to his mental acuety and how much time he was on the tread mill. he s been profoundly good shape. and yes, he was an avid bicycler and many of us implored him after a tough accident which he had to have a shoulder replaced
to maybe go back to the tread mill. i m not aware of any health problems. i don t think that s what s going on here. we just showed a picture of him wearing a brace for the elbow after the injury. and washington nationals cap at the ball park. so, he was he is a great athlete. certainly to my knowledge. joining us now also is our friend, john meacham, historian and author. distinguished professor at vanderbilt university. this will be a historical moment when he steps down. he will be notifying the white house in writing, as is the form that is proper. that he will step down at the end of the term. which means he ll still be deciding a lot of the big cases including abortion. or issuing descents if the court rules as many have said it s