good morning and welcome to the fourth hour of pox and friends. concern fox & friends. hey, speaking of usfl, memphis showboats running back alex collins, he s boeing to to show abby hornacek how irish accept dangs has helped with step dancing has helped with speed. dance and cross-training has always been part of high-level athletics. pete: and i think we re going to do a little bit of that later. rachel: we did step dancing. one of you guys did a jig. pete: we re going to bring back the tape, obviously, of will and his irish jig dancing. it looked just about like that, he s got great moves will: thank you. pete: because you re an elite level athlete. will: yeah, well, what can you do? [laughter] pete: it s the burden you carry. rachel: we re going another some dancing later. maybe another show we ll do some flamenco dancing. pete: probably next weekend. will: we ve done it all. have we not done rachel: no, we have not done flamenco. will: what did we do with we d
flamenco dancing. pete: probably next weekend. will: we ve done it all. have we not done rachel: no, we have not done flamenco. will: what did we do with we did something. pete: salsa. rachel: those dance thers were dressed so sexy, i thought pete: you don t remember? [laughter] i don t believe that. rachel: i don t believe that. [laughter] will: yeah. rachel: oh, boy. will: anyway, president biden back in the united states this morning after wrapping up his 4-e day trip to ireland, no reports of step dancing. rachel: no, or falling. and before he left, he got a rock star welcome ahead of his speech last night. check this out. [cheers and applause] pete: well, biden can t fill a
here. she s got her tutu. ballerina for a day. so we are going to combine these steps into a little dance, and if you want to actually hold hands and look like the dancers in swan lake so we re going to the start by stretching the foot to the front. oh, yeah, that ll help, rachel. and we bend the knees. and we stretch and we bend. now we re going to do the jogging. jog with. that s it. good! [laughter] stretch again. and plie. good and stretch. my yea plie. one more here the. will: i just looked at rachel. a little jogging. good, guys, yes. pete: you have to have your chin up. see, we re feeling each other s rhythm here. good, let s repeat. and stretch and bend. that s it. nice and smooth. very el want. elegant.
iabiopc2 +1, whatever, videos instead of securing the homeland. will: you know, dan, i m sitting here listening to you thinking you re absolutely right about the fact that we ve been lied to so often that no one has earned the goodwill of granting them trust. but, dan, i was listening and thinking, you know, that actually applies retrospectively as well. like, what the reveals to me is how long and throughout american history have we been manipulated or has our information been cultivate ed to have a certain view is. i mean, i m talking about decades, dan, going back yes. will: so what i ask myself is how does it go going forward? because we re now in the information age. you can t control three newspapers that control the way the american people think anymore. you have to control the internet. and good luck with that. in this kid is just a kid who was an air national guardsman, good luck controlling the propaganda machine going forward. rachel: but isn t that what this is about, d
oregon what california can do about it i don t know what california can do about it. tell me how it s infringement upon freeway speech. the big issue is these categories they re trying to regulate, misinformation, disinformation, extremism, radicalism, they want policies on these things. and what we ve learned from the past and we ve experienced this firsthand is they get misinformation wrong, they call satire misinformation, they called the hunter biden laptop story misinformation, they constant lu getting it wrong. so defining that and saying they re going to the take it down is very difficult. the reason it s a problem for speech is because our knowledge changes over time, you know? we have all these examples of times where they thought they had it right, they censored people base on the facts, and then the facts change. so the way to foster free speech in the public square is to let people debate and talk, not make policies about what they can and can t say and try to enforce i