we're happy you're here and enjoying the morning. and there's a lot going on on. rachel: just a little. will: would you say what we exhibited privately behind scene was act of discipline or lack of discipline? >> excellent discipline. >> we did a segment on mark zuckerberg fighting and we have a quarter founder, cheese burgers, fries, nuggets. >> trying to tell me you didn't eat it. >> we didn't eat all of it. >> i thought i was asking you. like half of the quarter founder and then disciplined or not disciplined? >> i saw him eat half a burger and put it back down. pete: pretty good. rachel: you're training for this. will: horrific. rachel: why good for zuckerberg but bad for -- pete: more weight to be put on more we're trying to look naturally sync. if you take your shirt off it is -- rachel: hash browns down there? pete: sausage egg and cheese we would have been done. we are selectively disciplined. will: two weeks away pete and i will be swimming from new jersey to manhattan with stops at the statue of liberty ending at the 9/11 memorial with it's i saw the list it is 150 guys 50 of them navy s.e.a.l.s.. >> a lot of dudes really good swimmers. rachel: who have been training here of the bff's here? pete: he'll put up photos of like an open swim lane at a pool. and tag my name in it. rachel: he's a swimmer. will: i have to be looking like a warrior -- pete: than way behind will so i have to do a cram train. i've done three swim sessions in my pool which is not very big and so i'm going like this. back and forth in this little -- i spent a week at the beach with open water. rachel: you did? will: he could be sand bagging? pete: counting on digging deep and making it happen. will: right after that race, we essentially gear up for the big race 18 months of the race for president of the united states, and former president trump is in south carolina where he's said it will be most important election in history. >> trump got you the biggest tax cuts and regulatory cuts in history by far and we achieved american energy independence for the first time in 60 years and we were soon going to be energy dominant for the first time ever. we have to be dominant all over the world and stopped -- we won both primaries now we're going to do it again and this will be single biggest most important election in the history of our country. maybe in the history of the world. because we're going to tun our country around because our country right now and our leader right now is an embarrassment -- rachel: a couple of rallies he said we know first of all that the country is going to hill that people are angry and no to open borders no to globalist trade policies no to endless wars and no to the godless values of the communist left. pete: politicians and pundits will say this is the most important election overused all of the time. i try not to use it in this case it is not hyperbole you consider we thought 2016 rocked everyone's political world 2020 covid and went sideways in weird way bus considering stakes that have been drawn and unprecedented nature of what he's facing it is hard to argue against the idea that 2024 will be historic. rachel: by the way, history not just for the country but for him really whether he can potentially pardon hims if he is wins. what will happen to him if he doesn't win? will: bring in fox news anchor and legal correspondent shannon bream. good morning, shannon. >> most importantly of all mr. bream puts the gas in my car. [laughter] but guess what he will care zero about what social media thinks about that. rachel: that's why you're so happily married. will: makes two of us. shannon -- shannon let's latch on to a word that pete used us precedented double that the election for president will be unprecedented? >> it is so unusual. but we've been saying that for years right, and we've said that there's never been an indictment of a former president before. we're way past that potentially number four out of georgia that's a possibility, and there are doubts on both sides of the aisle that president biden is actually going to be the nominee for the democrats. i think there's a whole lot to play out in the next 16 months or so it will be a wild ride. pete: it is part that have wild ride are indictments which will turn to trials right now "the wall street journal" pointed out that democrats want cameras in there. here's apartment what have they said in op-ed precisely what democrats want a long running o.j. simpson style trial that consumes attention if it takes place before election and tv cameras make it likely to accept a verdict highly unlikely given polarization and nature of that prosecution. is there precedent for cameras in a courtroom? >> it does happen but there have to be exceptions in a federal courtroom like a couple of court proceed injury rules and exception, you know, that a lot of people are going to push for this but it would take a lot to actually make that happen. listen there are people that think both sides could benefit because you get it "unfiltered" and you actually can watch and see it for your eyes you'll see the witness and evidence and people on both sides who think it might be a good idea. i'll ask the president's attorney whether they would support this move. rachel: you talk about televising it but in general, amount of energy -- and money that donald trump has to expend attention on this versus running and so many ways they're tieing a hand behind his back. i mean, frankly i think they like to have him in a cage in a trial. if they could -- you know, i don't know what to make of this. >> well, listen, to prepare a defendant for any trial is very labor intensive. you've got to prepare them for every nook and cranny the possibility to take a stand or cross examines there's a ton of prep and to have multiple state and federal trials is a real thing and what we've seen this weekend you've been reporting with this back and forth to delay this protective order this judge in d.c. doesn't seem leak she's interested in any delays in this process. i think she's going try to keep it moving potentially get that trial done before the election which -- would be very speedy for a federal trial but not out of the norm. >> you know shannon one of the few hurdles that's stood in the way of the progressive agenda of not just a political party but increasingly all of the institutions within washington, d.c. has been the institution of the supreme court. will: now many people can look at that as the supreme court is the saver of the united states others see the supreme court then therefore, as a problem for their vision of the united states. and as a result we've seen unprecedented tabes on justices we've seen people in their lawns we've seen threats on their life. we've heard talks of packing the court. and then, of course, there's big investigations into ethics or into -- what they do when they're not sitting on the bench. well, you know this on july 28th justice alito said that congress has no power to relgt the ethics or impose a code of ethics on supreme court he wrote in wall street journal, i know this is controversial. but i'm willing to say it no provision in the decision gives them authority to regulate the supreme court period then to that now justice alania kagan has responded. >> of course congress can regulate what the supreme court does. congress funds the supreme court. it just can't be that the court is like the only institution that somehow is not subject to any checks and balances from anybody else. i mean, we're not imperial. so can congress do various things to regulate the supreme court? i think the answer is yes. will: what is the answer shannon, people point out there's little in the constitution that suggests that there is a way for congress to impose a ethics code on the supreme court. >> uh-huh. we talked a little bit about this last week she hits on that point justice kagan that it is about funding because they do decide funding measures for the judicial branch and that's where the usually try to exert control and often call in justices when they're having these hearings on what funding they get to say things like we're all going to force you to put cameras in the courtroom and tie that to the funds. so far the justices have been able to waive that often say it is not good for the court. chief justice over there said unless everybody agrees on this we're not going to do if but it comes up in a context of pngding. there have been measures for years about doing things to regulate the court. talking about adding seats, talking about limiting terms to, you know, certain years not lifetime. nothing has gotten through capitol hill yet but the constitution allows them to change the makeup congress has that power and funds and imposing an ethics canon on them there's not bipartisan agreement about that and nothing in the constitution technically about something like that. will: interesting. actually not clear what she said either that it has no checks and balances. there are checks and balances on the court. >> you can impeach a court justice or elected official like a president. so there are other, you know -- will: executive chooses who sits on the supreme court and to your point they can change the number of people that sit on the supreme court. rachel: fascinating usually the person sitting in that branch of government isn't advocating to have their own power -- pete: a group in the minority is advocating for oversight there's that dynamic they don't have the votes. >> it was interesting caught my eye this week there's polling that shows few years ago with the legalizing same-sex marriage across the country back then 75% of the democrats approved the job the court was doing. so you've got to think a lot of what happens on approval of the court -- based on the left or right has to do with how you feel they line up with their decisions with your personal beliefs and so -- you know, court is going to be in and out of favor with different groups over time. pete: no doubt but your show is not out of favor who do you have on this week? >> john john and talk protective order and wind up being a gag order and what he thinks about idea of televising a trial. we've a got a legal panel and tk about hunter stuff and devin archer members from the house, jake and chip roy, and we'll break down all of the latest in 2024 polling and fund raising as welg. will: we'll be watching thank you so much. pete: turning to few additional headlines. will: suspected gunman who injured two orlando police officers during a friday traffic stop killed in a fire fight after he barricaded himself inside a hotel room. the orlando police chief joined us earlier with an update on those officers. j the opportunity to spend with both officers -- they're doing better they're in good spirits but be a long road to the recovery. what the community has come together. come to the hospital. you know nothing but messages to our officers to get better. will: two officers expected to make a full recovery. a court date is now set for social media influencer kai accusing of causing riot facing charges of inciting riot unlawful assembly many convicted the 21-year-old could face three years in prison. thegateering starting as give away and leading to several injuries and dozens of arrests. big news, team usa is out usa falling to sweden at the world cup in melbourne in a tense shootout finale. even with no score during the regulation game, u.s. looks sharp but in the end sweden got the best of them in a 5-4 penalty kick shootout and face spain in quarter finalist and first been knocked out of the world cup. >> that is big news. >> look that's big news. more being fashion icon and selects than winning and now reaped it. inducted nine new members into canton including as mention earlier former dolphin star zach thomas who happens to be a friend. of mine -- and legendary broncos line backer demarco gave a speech. >> come the moment i was born god put me on the path to this jacket on a path to canton. people say that you're a product of your environment. but that dupght have to be true. i use mine to put me here. will: hall of family with a super bowl ring from his time with the denver broncos is there a broncos fan writing? >> there is -- clearly a broncos fan working on this show. out yourself. like it is leak ten with the cowboys and three with the broncos tops. pete: all of the prompter says broncos photos were broncos. will: i would like honesty on who is writing the headlines. pete: it is interesting i would write them bias against you if i had a choice but i didn't write them. so -- rachel: yesterday, we covered this event called see you at the library that kurt cameron andbooks put together it is a reaction to -- well a lot of drag show story hours and so kurt cameron other authors went to different libraries to say we would like to do a book reading of our hundreds of libraries -- and a bunch of them have said no you can't read here. we'll host drag story -- drag story hours for little kids and do inappropriate things for kids but you can't read these wholesome books, and so moms got together. i mean i really think there's something going on in the country with moms really fighting back. moms for liberty got involved as well, and they put on an event and boy they had an amazing turnout. they went to two different libraries yesterday but they're dining tour hitting how many like 100 -- >> yesterday see you at the library in 46 states kurt cameron and -- bradley gaines did three events themselves. they were with us in the morning and henderson, tennessee one of which was in -- was it alabama where they -- library initially blocked them but then they opened it up to them because of public pressure. i mean if this has to do with kurt cameron and others saying we have a right to read wholesome books at libraries as well well after our show on cross country kurt cameron reported on their day for see you at the library. here's what he had to say. >> the reaction is gratitude the reaction is thankfulness they're saying answer to prayer. so many of the communities in three states visiting three libraries all today. and we were in henderson, tennessee, where the previous librarian tried to cancel a wholesome faith filled event like ours and community got together and voted it out to fire him. new one came in along with the mayor and commissioners along with the entire community and welcomed us with open arms. you and i cannot solve all of the problems of the world. but together we can start with the basics like mom and dad, go home and raise your kids. don't outsource your parenting to the government. don't shirt the most important responsibility. god gave those little souls to you not to the school, not to even the church. but the family -- >> amen. >> such a great message. >> don't coparent with the government don't coparent with anybody it is your job, and boy you see these numbers an you see parents are stepping up and taking not just responsibility for their kids but taking back some of these institutions like the library that they fund. pete: it is freedom for religion and public spaces that we fund libraries are supposed to work for the community. rachel: but they're the worst often. pete: taken over so many different aspects and kurt says let's take it back good on him. rachel: good on him. will: i just got a text. yeah. rachel: from your wife? will: from pete's wife -- pete: what is she revealing? will: it is not about your gas tank she said i'm watching on delay regarding the swim he's not sandbags -- [laughter] i'm not sandbagging. not looking good tune if we make it across the river. all right still ahead climate change is climate change the end of summer vacationsome? 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(tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. new york times article claims a global rise in tourism citing extreme heat and natural disasters. writing, quote, unabated climate change will cause more misery more hardship and cost millions of lives in years to come the cognitive distance of summer travel in a warming world is catching up to us. [laughter] here to react climate depot publisher mark moreno. mark i choose hottest place i could go to i don't know what they're talking about. i love hot weather. [laughter] what they're doing this is the covid sigh ending and climate is beginning this is "new york times" signaling that ruling class is telling us that vacations are now a thing of the past. they're trying to -- set our mindset to give up on vacations. and they're giving up our freedom of movement. "the new york times" is suggesting because of the extreme weather which by the way even the united nations says hurricanes floods, to understand droughts wildfires are not increasing trengdz on climate time scales 30, 50 years media has to hype a single day hottest day in 100,000 years it wasn't anything related to that. they claim it was boiling oceans. not happening in florida, turns out it was one thermometer and dark murky water that the meteorologist said they're doing everything to weaponize it and now coming after vacations. what "the new york times" is claiming is that somehow people have to stay home and it is literally in the article huddled around hair conditioner at home because weather is too extreme because our previous travel has made the earth uninhabitable. this is insane. unscientific, silly -- [laughter] >> no it is insanity and people promotingmoting this are going n private jets and go to their island somewhere -- okay so let's move to another top thick one really makes me mad. so -- bald and golden eagles are being sacrificed in california at the alter of the green agenda. there's a new bill that's going allow competing environmental factions on the left to kill off eagles in the name of saving the planet. so these windmills are killing eagles which are, you know, are national bird i believe this was brought to my attention by shannon grove in california, i believe that there's not one democrat that voted against the bill to make it legal to kill these birds. with their wind mills. >> yeah. i mean this is literally where you think endanger species will be number one priority of the environmental movement but no green energy politics trumps endanger species and i got back from off of martha's vineyard 25 miles off newport wry on a whale protest against the offshore wind off the coast of new jersey and new york and connecticut. and we were joined with few environmentalist but they're willing to lose whale species and bird species all at the alter of this green agenda. so it's -- it's a slaughtering these endanger species fossil fuel company did half of what they did they would be shut down. >> absolutely. some people -- really quick talk to me quickly about what globalist are doing to collapse our food supply i think this is actually the most important topic. >> had is the most important john kerry has sights on united states they're going after high yield agriculture with nitrogen fertilizer and john kerry is saying this is all coming to the united states bill gates is largest single farmland owner in the united states. we have farmers losing their farms because of climate compliance regulations. which mean that small family run farms no longer exist it is all going to the big corporate asset billionaire own chinese owned agriculture. this is a bad move for the world. we're going to be dependent on -- on the forces of people who say that they want us to basically go nowhere be happy, and eat lab grown meat made in a steal vat in petry dishes precincted on 3d plaits that's a vision of american agriculture. rachel: mark we have to bring you become to break that down further and i'll have you on the podcast from the kitchen table we're looking at you booking you to talk about this top nick particular this is unbelievable and it's coming. mark, always great having you thanks for joining us today. >> thank you rachel. rachel: you've got it stying ahead. same crime different time one tax convict sanctioning sounding off between president biden and it is not just the presidential race you should be keeping an eye on. pete and will will off the wall to break down races that have a major impact, straight ahead. cut! another health insurance commercial, another aqua-aerobics scene. yup. most health insurance companies see us all the same: smiley seniors golfing, hiking... don't forget antiquing. that's why i chose humana. they see me, not a stereotypical senior. i'm pre-diabetic, so i talked one-on-one with a humana health educator who really helped me. now i'm taking free cooking and meditation classes. not aqua-aerobics? 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because these are six year terms. so what was the environment there? it is actually a tough map for democrats to defend and 2018 was a midterm where actually republicans held the senate. mitch mcconnell stayed majority leader during trump presidency and lost the house to nancy pelosi and seats they have a challenge defending. will: swing states that have been in the hands of democrats for quite some time. that could see a change john tester democrat from montana held this seat since 2006. and what we'll see as we walk through these swing states is these were states that were won by donald trump in 2020. pete: math montana you mentioned a solidly republican state represented by a democrat for a long time trump won by 16 points. big john likes to fancy himself a centrist but votes every time which is what tim thinks he will have an advantage he was on former navy s.e.a.l. here's what he said about his background. >> second highest state for veteran population in the nation. we have a lot of veterans in montana 100,000 in a state of a million people. military service especially combat service resonates with them also a state one of the leading states for entrepreneurship montana individuals ity they have grit and love hard work they're hardworking people and they respect that. i think putting those against a career politician -- who has been in office and functions as new york senator for almost 20 years now is going to be a winning, winning piece on the ticket. >> tester won montana in four points in 2018 so tight. >> a good year for democrats in 2018 because it was an offcycle year with trump in office they mobilized in that. pete: that's a tough one for they will to defend and remember senate is 50/50 effectively so all in play. ohio that is a swing state at least historically has been but in last ten years has trended republican solidly and shared brown on to that seat for a while. >> since 2006 brown has been the senator there and as he pointed out the trump won that state in 2020 by eight points with a field of republicans up against him in ohio. pete: former secretary of state or secretary of state in ohio -- and then you've got two -- two other candidates three other candidates actually two of which, though, have a lot of money. billy owns car dealership and matt a state senator is of the cleveland gard i cans baseball team family so money in that race and both sides will pour into it. will: rural white voters and union trended in way of the republican party and that doesn't -- that doesn't bode well for democrat senator joe manchin in west virginia. pete: he's holding off saying whether he's goapg run officially flirting with a no laicial third party too. voting with republicans, democrats voters you never know where joe is but we know where this state is. that's a 40% win for donald trump in 2020. now, jim justice is a former political, you know, buddy of joe manchin former democrat turn republican. he'll be a formidable foe against joe manchin add this on a map for good for republican you could be looking at a new senate marmingt leader. will: there's no impeachment if in thes control the senate. from the white house and dies in the senate. by the way, let's look a quick gubernatorial race for example north carolina only race that really is in the tossup category. roy cooper is term limited pete in this is your new democrat for governor. pete: absolutely. north carolina is an interesting state. it is statewide at the federal level it's been voting for republicans for years but in the last century only four republicans have won the governor's race in north carolina for some reason at the state level voters have been trending toward democrats there's good candidates for republicans i'll note that donald trump is endorsed lieutenant govan mark robinson on this program a few times. good guy other candidates running as well. but this will be the big gubernatorial race to watch in 2024 in a key swing state on the presidential level as well. will: there you go that is some of the races beyond president rnl race in 2024 if you can't do the time don't do the crime. one tax convict who pleaded guilty to the same charges as hunter sounding off on a different punishment. gleet american family day and we're showing you the best ways to bring the whole gang together -- as we enjoy sadly, the last few weeks of summer. ♪ ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for sam who makes, everyday products, designed smarter. genius! like 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more, so sam can make smart ideas, a brilliant reality! chase for business. make more of what's yours. mmm, popcorn. 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>> well good morning first of all. and my initial thoughts was, you know, obviously, it was painful and disturbing to hear about it, and that made me quickly think about two justice system that it's been around for a long time and two tier justice system is divided by class and privilege and other side of that is those who are not privilege and nonclass so it was disturbing. to hear about it -- will: to tell me a little bit more about what you mean by class and privilege here you have the first son his father's president of the united states. his tax evasion charges by the way -- i think compared to yours yours roughly over 67,000 dollars his well over a million dollars. unpaid taxes -- you know, what in your estimation led to the difference in your treatment? >> i just honestly feel that something needs to be done about whole thing about prosecutortorial discretion in any case the prosecutor made me feel like i was an animal in the courthouse like worst person in the world. in the case of mr. biden hunter biden's case it seems like it's -- a plea deal that's, you know, like a sweet heart of a deal two tiers of that and allow and dct advocate i would say lady justice should be fair across the board for everybody despite wherever you come from, color of your skin, social economical background, your job, whatever the case is. thought that you were supposed to i thought this system is supposed to be fair for everybody that's what millions of americans want. will: or your last name prosecutors gain reputation bulldogs those that take it easy on criminals seen prosecutors in different jurisdictions you faced the same prosecutor. in your case, what was the attitude i know you said he treated you like an animal legal wise what was your impression of him back then no nonsense going to throw the book at me? >> absolutely. yeah that's the whole philosophy and mindset i had was that he's going to throw the book at me he doesn't care. despite, you know, my 30 years on a job yeah, and i have to say that, you know, i own up for my responsibilities and i hold myself accountable. but at the same token, are you doing the same thing for others? are there any other cases similar to mine that's out there that's happened in the past orb to happen in the future where this whole thing with prosecutorial discretion there's no oversight or accountability. will: you know if i might my response that would be -- you know, many would say the way it was handled with you is the right way it should be handled or very least it should be handled consistently it's this case that's the aberration. if wise is a bulldog and prosecutions why all of a sudden are you not a bulldog this one case? it makes you look fairly unprinciple and less like bulldog more like a politician. >> absolutely. you said it perfectly well. yeah. i think again, you have to hold yourself accountable. i was the chief of baltimore police department commissioner of the police department. and absolutely got to hold myself accountable someone else can learn from same lngsz who is will learn from the lesson that a plea deal is like what mr. biden gets? will: we can argue again yours were less or in terms when it comes to dollar amounts. darrell delaware to put your same case same prosecutors up there to hunter biden's case thank you for sharing your story. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> all right pete -- or rick -- chief meteorologist hey what's up? >> what's beginning on. take a look at the weather map show you two big stories we're watching this week one is more rain that's going to cause flooding another is heat across the south. attack a look at the map in the south here's today's forecast high temperatures, 113 again in phoenix and dry. we should be solidly into monsoon season getting moisture we haven't been getting we might start to get some but six or seven days from thousand. on sundays i like to show you what we'll see precipitation coming this week. this is over the next seven days. maybe a little bit across deep south -- eastern arizona but for the most part all of the moisture will be riding that same path that we've been dealing with areas across parts of the high plains southeast significant rain falling flooding all week long. guys hey it is america game day america family day. and we've got all of the events here. it is the end of summer i think that's not a great looking camera shot that we have up there but this is better. games going on and playing some of these coming up in the show and yes she's very happy. about playing her games right now, guys. >> all right thank you rick. all right still ahead tim tebow joins us live -- plus jesus take the controller. a new gaming platform aiming to get kids more interested in faith. the company's ceo joins us alongside actor dean cain, next. pete: recent survey revealing 32% of our nation's children believe in god that's a staggering low number and christian gaming platform is hoping to change that. true play invites children to enghaij their faith their bible while playing online here to tell us more is actor dean cain and our friend and ceo and founder of true play. brent and dean thanks for seeing you coming to you in a sec but let me start with you how do you get kids to go away from the cornucopia of options they have that have nothing to do with god and turn to faith? >> you know, what we did at true play was we wanted to make it fun and excellent and beautiful, and exciting so we tell great stories with characters you can see i'm wearing character on my t-shirt in a tiger costume you see lucas that dean has on his shirt a skunk and robot suit that shoots laser beams they're going with great bigs adventures against bad games and fire balsz but where god's truth is woven into the whole story. >> adventure kids will have fun doing this? >> we're finding kids love it. they love the characters they're having a lot of fun playing true play it is a bunch of dirchghts games inside one plats form and it is a platform with no ads so parents can trust it not that their kids will love it and messaging and there's no chat room or dangerous stuff that goes on on line. >> you're a dad. to have an alternative like this would be pretty nice. >> yeah i'm a dad. i'm a police officer and one thing i work as a police officer with internet crimes against children. pete you have 900 kids your kids are in front of the gaming consoles you want to know who has access to them and predators there it is the sound of freedom thing people are looking predators are looking to talk to kids all of the time. they can't do this on this platform it is great fun. great adventure and someplace to feel safe with your kids being online and gaming. you know they're safe environment. and they're learning great lessons. >> dean, are you a gamer? >> i am a gamer my son is a gamer so i started so i could be with him because i wanted to connect with him i would be off in bulgaria shooting movie and play world of war craft so online you can have a conversation that's what we have done forever and now my son is 23 years old he's a game developer. >> so he's in the business. how long did this take to develop brent how many different types of games tell us about true play. >> we started truplay with a bunch of games inside of it some are biblical and stories come to life after you solve problems and king david battles coming out and games are characters like on my t-shirt maple. lucas oliver ava character who is go on big adventures with dozens of hours of content and comic books that we make also work the action bible. and there's videos too so there's dozens of hours of con tepght for families to enjoy together. >> king david's battle now that's a video game i would love to see my kids play true play games.com. dean come back soon man and great to see you both. >> you look great in that pink, pete. 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