♪ ♪ ♪. pete: you said it, he's just good. rachel: there are a lot of people that can sing well, not as well as him. but he's also a performer, not every great singer is a performer. when we had them on the square last time, he has a presence, he has a voice he's amazing ♪ ♪. pete: this is the fourth and final hour of "fox & friends", that is tauren wells, grammy nominated artist performing live. he will perform again at the end of the show, he is good. rachel: you have to stick around it is worth it. pete: the depth of his faith, i love the message, quarters of everybody's like the feel irredeemable, you end up defining and capturing you and take it back to jesus christ and that message is something we all need. >> the national hurricane serseriesis saying it's near meo expected to hit southern california later today where people are bracing for historic impact. rachel: one person has died in mexico after carr was swept away by overflowing water in the brunt of the storm has yet to come. pete: "fox weather" correspondent nicole valdes is live in palm springs. >> good morning palm springs could see two, 3 inches of rain and while that may not sound like much across the u.s., we know it can lead to severe flash flooding, the ground across the coachella valley does not absorb all the water very well so you can imagine how quickly the floodwaters can catch up to you, we saw hundreds of people trying to prepare their homes over the weekend getting sandbags, minds and minds and several distribution centers not only in palm springs but as far as long beach, people preparing for the impacts of hilary, the california coast guard as well as the national guard in place responding to a state of emergency declared last night for the golden state and were already seeing the impacts of hilary as it moved over baja california, trees slain in rocky ways just beginning in southern california the beginning. we know how quickly the inches can climb and how dangerous it can be for anyone trying to drive around especially closest to the washes that surround the california desert. will: thank you very much, we appreciate your time. pete: two to 3 inches does not sound like much but places where it can't absorb the water. will: your check in the driest areas of the country and then they get drenched. they need the water but a lot of times you get mudslides in places like california and you get drenched. rachel: i thought about the homes they said malibu in precarious places, maybe can handle all the moisture, we'll see what happens, we will keep a close eye on that with rich reichmuth. pete: could double the "fox weather" app or stream "fox weather" on your connecting device, they will be very focused on the area today. will: president biden setting off on his first vacation in a month, he's headed to lake tahoe california, this is asking those continue to loom around the presidency involving his son hunter biden. now the new york times saying the special prosecutor that's been appointed to investigate hunter biden who was once the federal prosecutor who brought charges of tax evasion and a gun charge against hunter biden never wanted to, was going to let him go with nothing until the two irs whistleblowers stood up in front of congress and revealed the perhaps interference from the d.o.j. into the investigation into hunter. here with mr. weiss, talking about david weiss, the special counsel, let me pick up my paper, appeared willingly to forgo, the prompter is not running. i have to find it on my page. willing to go any prosecution in his office came close to agreeing that investigation without requiring a guilty plea on any charges. but the correspondence reveals that his position relate to his staff changed in the spring around the time a pair of irs officials, on the case accuse the department of justice of handspring in the investigation. they suddenly demanded that mr. biden pleaded guilty to tax offenses. an inside look at the special counsel, who shouldn't be a special counsel never wanted to prosecute this at all. you raised in a poor point when we talked about this earlier. every other network trump appointed but the reality to get the appointment yet to play politics with democrats and as a result the prosecutor to the bidens in their backyard, more than friendly. rachel: loyal in fact. here's a whistleblower, joseph ziegler, and iris agent this is him talking about how wise, the special counsel basically tried to interfere with the investigation that he and others were trying to do on the bidens. >> while the impression has been conveyed by the u.s. impression of delaware he has similar powers of a special counsel in this case free reign, that was not the case. it appeared to be based on what i experienced that the u.s. attorney in delaware and our investigation was constantly hamstrung, limited and marginalized by d.o.j. officials as well as other u.s. attorneys. i still think that a special counsel is necessary for this investigation. rachel: he is saying that we do need a special counsel because were being blocked from investigating but then the person he was blocking him from investigation became the special counsel. this is the kind of stuff that is driving americans crazy, think about how many whistleblowers in our government we've seen a level of corruption that none of us even understood. the depths and you depend on whistleblowers to come forward, this is a slap in the face to men, brave, patriotic men that stood forward, wrist everything, risk their careers in a enormous pressure and step forward anyway and then they see this, make she's sick to your stomach. >> really does it makes you think how do you get justice in any of this, the using the special counsel to slow walk it so we can't be brought before congress, the way that they would want because it's an ongoing investigation because hunter biden never gets charged. i don't care about hunter it's about that family in the influence of the president of the united states and they don't count on whistleblowers. rachel: it's about policies that are impacting us right now in ukraine. the frustration, earlier you had this song that anthony all of our came out with that people are responding to, it is this kind of throw your hands up, nobody ever faces any consequences. it's making people lose hope. >> you bet all of our anthony will be able to force taxes to every dime to the rounding error. when millions of dollars are accounted for, a guy like hunter biden skates, that is the difference. rachel: the money is coming from our enemies altogether. >> p and i are back on solid ground in fully clothed in business attire, suits because yesterday we were in the hudson, we did the navy seals swim helping raise money for the seo community for the navy seals foundation, active duty, veterans, their families that they support. here's how it went down yesterday on "fox & friends". >> this is the warm up, 1 mile run. a 1 mile run to the water's e edge, will and i will put on fins and start to swim, 70 navy seals, vets, first responders, goldstar families, patriots, honoring those who served, remembering 9/11, 300 miles, 66 pull-ups all to honor the navy seals foundation. we are too little tiny parts of this. >> one, two, three, go. >> right now on the first leg of the swim, i'm told this is a difficult portion because her swimming against the current. a 1 mile swim, they're on their way to the statue of liberty, liberty island. >> would you pass by the statue of liberty in the water, we're doing this one morning, when you think of the fact this is what they do for a day job across the globe on behalf of all of us. >> will just finish the first leg. it looks like he beat out pete, props to will, how are you doing, how is the water. >> it's a little chilly, the current is strong. we did well, were looking for pete. >> pete completed the first leg. pete: god bless the navy seal. rachel: let's check in with pe and will run the second leg, the statue of liberty to ellis island another three quarters swim. rachel: will cain just finished the second leg and pete's coming in behind him. >> the first words out of the water, how do you feel. pete: this guy is fast. will: last leg to manhattan to the united memorial. >> how special was that experience. >> a special thing to have done in your life. >> well done brother, let's go to ground zero. the remembrance of everything, these guys fought for and we believe as americans. pete: it was awesome. will is a heckuva swimmer. i tried to get him in the second leg to take a picture in front of the statue of liberty in the water and he very reluctantly waited for me and took two pictures and then he was out of here he wanted to keep going. will: i wanted to beat some navy seals. this was the part in the package that i giggle, the first leg of the swim we jumped in together. at the beginning i kind of stayed with pete for a while. i have to say we were far into the swim and i looked over and i thought he was struggling. he turned over to his back and his swim buddy all i hear was him yelling his name. where are you. i know i'm doing a back kick stroke but i don't care. pete: i didn't realize you could hear, it was desperation i flipped on my back and i was doing this so i could breathe and i said i know this is a stroke but i'm doing anyway because it's all i got. i thought i was ready and you get the current in the waves and taking water in the mouth, how many times did i yell that, i was yelling his name in my sleep last night. that's why i was worried about this, i'm a land mammal, i don't like swimming, i don't like practicing to swim so the first part got me the first time i did it in my mind there was a mental block, i thought i was done i thought it was going to have to get on a jet ski and will is going to make fun of me for the rest of my life. then i had to dig in. will: you did awesome another two and a half miles from that point. rachel: i'm very impressed, you asked me earlier what it look like to be in the studio seeing it. it's a different experience to be out there doing it yourself. as an american it was great to see so much masculinity on display openly proudly. we were enjoying it, it made us proud, these are our heroes and the people to go when into what we need to do, the past week we had some really upsetting chinese footage of exercises that they are doing in the south see that should frighten all of us. it was a good time to be reminded we have the navy seals. pete: we have superheroes, they are dangerous and they are ours. will: the reason we did it was to support the navy seals foundation.org back/donate, there still raising money, it goes to active-duty seals and as well as retired vets from the navy seal community. rachel: i'm thinking about starting another fund to clean up the hudson river, liberals won't do anything about it. one of the guys hit a rat with his arm, a dead rat. let's move on, turning to your headlines starting with the winner of the 2020 through women's world cup of spain england 1 - 0 with this emotional victory. >> coming out of the box, spain leads spain leads the world cup. pete: was out over time. will: i can't read the clock. 105. brian kilmeade made a dangerous bet, that could cost him five grand. if england had one he would've had to pay morgan five grand. brian kilmeade off the hook. a country song with blue-collar americans, richmond north of richmond, thousands traveling to see oliver anthony even our own griff jenkins exclusive interview. >> why did you write the song. >> what motivated you. >> that's an evolution of a lot of my songs if you listen to my older music is supposed to be something, it's how i felt and i guess other people inherently feel that way i guess i'm not the only one gutfeld that way. will: more of the exclusive interview coming up. wildfires and now we, 114 as search efforts continue, they expect that number to go up, many displaced families have left with no home, nowhere to go and they look forward to rebuilding from nothing. if you notice from the seals swim i was wearing that shirt lahaina strong, these are friends of mine in 100% proceeds are going to the gofundme, directly to the family, it fits well, lahaina strong, guys were asking me where i got it and they would like to get one, there is now we strong as well, go to shop forward and you can find lahaina and valley, they will go directly to families impacted. >> on behalf of rachel and i come i know i speak for her, were incredibly impressed by what you've done. almost single-handedly, our network has done it too, going out there and leading the charge to raise the money to highlighted like nobody else. rachel: it is raising money almost as much as the federal government is giving, but bringing attention to what is happening in feels far away for a lot of people in it exotic distance. he brought it home and were proud of 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controversy about who controlled the debate and it showed some strength from then candidate ronald reagan. will: in 2008 it was a tight race of the democratic primary between barack obama and hilary clinton and hilary clinton on likability which is constantly something that the threat of her career came up and obama had this to say about hilary. >> what can you say to the voters of new hampshire on the stage tonight who see a resume and like it but hesitating on the likability issue where they seem to like a barack obama more. >> i don't think i'm that bad. will: looking to dispel people of notion about you or you could end up reinforcing them when you walk into traps or answer th things, other candidates seized on the opportunity to reinforce the perception that people already have that hilary clinton is not likable and barack obama is smooth the dude. pete: this moment from 2011 has haunted me. anybody that goes on tv to be honest by the grace of god, rick perry did this and i said to myself, take a lesson. pete: you said that because will makes a lot of list, i have three-point if you go one, two and don't have three that the problem in a problem on the debate stage. watch this. >> the third agency of government i would do away with the education, commerce and let's see, the third one i can't, sorry. loops. will: he pulled a ripcord, he said i can't. one, two. pete: what happens about television you have to roll with it and i think he named the interior department. will: no one really knows. pete: all you know is that moment. a smart guy, tough spot. 2015 we can depict any number of highlights from the 2015, 2016 debate stage as donald trump rose in the polls, they started on the outside. pe.will: the higher that you pul your in the middle, the lower your on the outskirts, the edges of the debate stage. pete: he kept going and another people going out it's exchanges like this one that then candidate trump had with jeb bush. >> so far i'm doing better. >> it doesn't matter. >> you started off over here and you're moving further and further, pretty soon you're going to be off the end. pete: remember rand paul, his hair, the thing over here. the attacks we don't know full see this on wednesday we probably won't even if donald trump is not on the stage, who he is and how he campaigns will be in to see candidates mimic that and have a go at each other. he took on a whole different persona. will: donald trump is ready to weigh the polls then there's a race of who could be vice president, nobody's calling a presidential election but the point is you never know how they shake out in kamala harris did not know in 2019 that she be the vice president of joe biden otherwise i don't know she would've done this. >> you also work with them to oppose busing, there was a little girl and california he was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bus to school every day. that little girl was me. >> she went after him hard. pete: i remember that with biden as the front runner she made the directions shot. even still to this day joe biden and others have a lingering frustration of the cheap shot or attack. will: that moment was huge for kamala harris and so was her debate against mike pence with a fly flying around his head and she said i will not be interrupted, whatever it was, he gave her a sense of authority and has impaired out who she is as a vice president, the debates can create an image that you can write to office whether real or not. pete: absolutely that's why say donald trump will be there and that might get asked of ron desantis, vivek ramaswamy, explain this aspect of where you used to be on an issue versus where you are now, doug bourbon, it's to be fascinating to watch. >> wednesday 9:00 p.m. eastern time on fox news, check out the debate. coming up as his song surges to the top of the charts, oliver anthony says richmond north of richmond is more than a blue-collar anthem. >> this is such 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same message giving help to those struggling to get by, giving voice to those forgotten about behind and the politicians. in the building industry behind me i asked him what his politics are and you might be surprised what he had to say. >> i'm not a democrat or republican. >> i'm not i don't know who i would say the alaskan president we had is. i don't think we've had one of my generation. i was born in 92. at this point people don't need to rely on politicians, we need to rely on our local communities, our churches, our farmers, our lord and our local communities and local infrastructure is going to be what saves this country not the federal government. >> he talks about what made this country great which is the great and desire and faith of the american people in the connection with the fans, the court that the song in this artist is striking is what we wanted to find. we talked to some of the fans and here's what they have to say. >> does that song speak to you. >> it speaks to be all the way through. >> it's time for them to hear us. >> it's time that somebody speaks up about what's happening. it is real. >> he talks the truth. >> i see him work 24/7 especially since having her, it's true one song taxing the dollars like crazy. nobody wants to hear the truth that we have somebody speaking at a think that's why everybody loves it so much. >> what is the truth. >> exactly his words. >> exactly his words, not only that he stayed for hours more than three hours yesterday to let every single fan get an autograph or a picture with him, he talks about their struggles some are emotional and want to tell them why they're struck by him. really there was a "rolling stone" reporter there we've seen the mainstream media from the guarding to washington post a "rolling stone" pan him as a right wing one-hit wonder. anything but that is the truth. he's the real deal all of his music strikes the same cord and there's a reason why he's been so unbelievably held up because of the division that we have in this country and he's putting a voice and a song to it. it's quite something to see in person. rachel: thank you. pete: what you would characterize the audience what seems to be resonating so deeply. wasn't a diverse set of people there, how would you characterize the audience? >> hard-working americans, salt of the earth, we are north carolina, the young people with the child in the group of fans drove six hours from west virginia and americans believe like he says in the song that the politicians in this class is left behind, that's why they want to be here and exactly what other songs he had to get in, let me tell you this guy is going somewhere. pete: great job getting the interview. will: good old-fashioned reporting. thank you. rachel: coming up, border wall for-sale question president biden is selling pieces of the border barrier so republicans cannot use them to protect our country, maria bartiromo on the open border plan next and a fox hurricane alert 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going to be the story for the next couple of days we have wind alerts that far north and on the southern side the worst of the wind and a lot of rain where you see the red and happens once or twice a year where they issue an extreme threat for severe flooding and that's where you see the red a large area in the yellow significant flooding going on. i want to tell you to other stories. he is back across the central plains this is been deadly and all week long excessive heat warnings in effect, one other story the atlantic the really active peak part of the season, this disturbance pulls off towards west and now we have a 50% chance of this developing into a tropical system, this would be good news were not talking about a strong system but something that will bring rain to south texas in areas that desperately need it so hot and dry and any moisture will be welcome news. rachel: thank you rick. pete: border disorder, joe biden is selling off parts of trump's unfinished border wall for 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botched withdrawal from afghanistan. there is no care whatsoever in terms of taxpayer money and what this administration wants to spend people's money on or not spend it. we know the facts of the border, you're talking about 7000 people reaching aboard every single day, 200,000 everything on month, many of the people we have no idea where they're go going, got a ways that getaway, we know they got away from surveillance video, some others being apprehended are actual criminals, sex offenders, on the terrorist watch list and then an increase of 1300% for chinese nationals that are coming into the country. why is the chinese government sending military aged men into america to preach and to texas and set up shop, we don't know those intentions either. yet just keep doing business as usual for this administration. it is eye-popping and working to talk about it this morning when i speak with the chairman of the house oversight committee, that is james comer morgan to talk about policy and 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