never leave voice mail. >> 100 percent true. nobody calls anymore. >> steve: it's a phone. >> new et alien says text home. he doesn't even call. if my son calls me i just assume he is in prison. that's become phone etiquette now. no one actually picks up the phone and calls. >> steve: you should always text before calling. >> yes. neither of these apply to me. i have t-mobile and none of my phones go through. i carrier pigeon first and if that doesn't work, i don't know. >> steve: you don't need to answer a phone. it's a phone. >> does everything now except talk to another human being. we have reversed engineered the whole thing. >> steve: with your phone right there how often does it ring? >> never. if this ring rings it's because it's a telemarketer only time my phone rings. i don't know what my phone sounds like i think it's an alarm. >> steve: what's your phone number. >> good for you, doocy. 555. >> steve: 1313 mockingbird lane. >> jimmy: there it is. >> steve: thank you very much. what do you think about the new phone call etiquette rules email us at friends at foxnews.com. 7:01 in new york city. the second hour of "fox & friends" is starting right now. ♪ ♪ will ♪ follow me ♪ everything is all right. ♪ i'll be the one to tuck you in at night ♪ and if you want to leave, i can guarantee, you won't find nobody else like me >> lawrence: that's a shot. new burn, north carolina. ainsley, do you know this place? >> well, i mean, i have heard of it but i don't think i have ever been to new burn. it's beautiful. >> lawrence: it is beautiful. we need a little bit of that in new york city. welcome to "fox & friends" on this tuesday morning, i am finally getting the hang of this, guys. i woke up before my alarm yesterday. >> steve: how much? >> lawrence: i have been doing this for a long time. i'm getting the schedule. >> brian: i get a nudge from my butler. i don't need to set my alarm anymore. >> steve: he is in your room. >> brian: when i have to. >> steve: mr. french? >> brian: just a quick word. uncle cracker was here. he performed here, then he brought his kid in the control room. do you know hanging out in the basement was kid rock, uncle cracker and eminem. they grew up together. kid rock was the mentor. >> ainsley: from detroit. >> steve: uncle cracker was essentially his roady. just carrying everything around for him. >> brian: he has to stage a comeback. >> ainsley: that would be a lot of fun. we should take a camera and go on the road with the three of them. >> steve: i have been to a party with them. >> lawrence: we could use brian's jet. >> brian: and with my butler. that would be great. >> ainsley: you have to set your alarm. steve. >> lawrence: i do that. >> ainsley: what time do you wake up. >> 3:34. 4:15 dude if you don't get up it's going to be a problem. >> steve: empty chair. >> ainsley: then i would do 3:30. 3:35. i do it all because some days i'm more tired than others. and i will make it all the way to 4:15 just hitting off, off. >> lawrence: my fear is forgetting to set the alarm. >> ainsley: that has happened to me. >> steve: in 25 years i have never once gotten up when it rang. i know if i hit it once the snooze alarm, you are going to do it 12 times. so it rings and i get up and my wife goes to me hey, it's time to make the donuts. she has been saying that -- she has been quoting the dunkin' donut as for 24 years. >> brian: he wants to act if the primary is not here. if you have been watching what is happening with no labels. they are gaining momentum. they have legitimate candidates that are actually in support. led by, perhaps, jerome and others behind the scenes. now it looks like r.f.k. is getting so sick of trying to get a primary, trying to get a debate. trying to get attention. even though he has got roughly 10% to 15% support. he's thinking about going third way, third party. and new england the people that are concerned about the effectiveness of that third party, hillary clinton. not so much that he could win, but that any republican could win against joe. >> lawrence: go ahead. >> steve: i was going to say, so hillary clinton was at the white house earlier this month, and she had a private conversation with joe biden. and she warned him about a third party candidate. remember, it was in 2016 that hillary clinton, in addition to running against donald trump, jill stein was also running as the green party nominee. and i looked it up this morning, jill stein got 1% of the popular vote. she siphoned about a half a million votes, probably more off hillary than anybody else. and that's one of the reasons why one white house insider said it's pretty f'ing concerning. and because when you look at the polls, right now, according to the nbc poll, joe biden and donald trump are tied. >> ainsley: they are neck and neck. >> steve: if you have somebody get half a million votes, every half a million counts. and then when you factor -- there you can see right there. but then when you factor in, according to the nbc poll and we have some more stuff to add to this. when you add in the libertarian, the libertarian would get 5%. no labels would get 5%. and the green candidate would get 4%. and here's the thing. donald trump would actually beat joe biden by 3 points. when you have got it all like that. look at that so that's the way it is. and that's the reason there are so many people in biden world freaking out. >> lawrence: ainsley, r.f.k. was understanding at first. he says he understands why the president wouldn't debate him. guys, i think it's important to get this statement from the kennedy campaign. this is what they had to say. i think it's truly telling. the fact that the president is so unpopular, that fully a third of democrats would vote for an independent candidate in the general election, underscores the importance of running a fair and competitive primary election. so, his argue. is, look, the voters really don't want you, but, since you are the sitting president, at least give me a shot at running against you. if you come out as the winner, then so be it. but the party is rejecting you a third of the party is rejecting you right now. you are a weak candidate. and i'm afraid that a lot of democrats won't show up to the ballot if you're the candidate. >> ainsley: r.f.k. has big decision to make. he knows if he runs independently he will pull votes. definitely pull votes that would mean a loss, definitely or most likely according to these polls for the democrats. so, does he do this because he is mad at biden? he pulls away? and then that's a win for republicans, probably? or does he say the party is more important to me than sticking it to joe biden? >> brian: so joe manchin could run on the no labels. is he actually considering it becausbecause trailing jim just. >> ainsley: would he goat the ge votes of democrats? >> brian: it will be a factor. republicans should know, too, thanks to him we don't have 52 states. thanks to him we don't have a supreme court that's expanded. but, also thanks to him we have the inflation reduction act. so, he is halfway in between. but, relatively popular, the democratic party in west virginia. but, what's interesting is cornel west still out there. even if there was no label. cornell would be getting one and a half, 2%. only have 63% of the black vote right now. cornel west would get a lot of the black vote. you wouldn't get the black vote necessarily from trump. lawrence the problem at his core is with the democrats. to the point of manchin, you know. we have a lot to thank him for but i think he is also disgruntled with the democratic party as well. you don't get jim justice running this race if biden and the democrats hadn't been so bad. probably would have just dayed in his lane. but the fact that things have gotten so pad bad, it's an easy pickup for the republicans to have. the popular governor who was once a democrat switch over to republican side and running that senate seat. he almost has no shot in re-election right now. >> brian: the senate looks really strong for republicans too. if you look at tester vulnerable out there. tim sheehy. i don't think matt rosendale has a shot. tim sheehy the navy seal emerging out there. now you have mike rogers in michigan. if anyone has a legitimate chance to win in michigan as a republican. it's mike rogers. >> lawrence: great interview yesterday brian former intel guy in the house. i thought he had left politics. >> steve: he did for a while. >> lawrence: he comes back on the scene whment our national security is at risk. he has a real shot in michigan. >> ainsley: michigan has already decided the abortion issue that hurt tudor dixon no exceptions unless it's going to harm the mother. a lot of women did not like that. now the issue is they have already voted on that in the state. that won't be an issue. now it's economy, economy, economy. you learned that yesterday in your interview. >> brian: yeah. and real quirks i think the key with abortion with republicans if they want to know how to message it correctly, i think when the baby feels pain. i would love to see a democrat come back and go so what? >> steve: i'm sure it's going to be a big topic tomorrow night on the fox business debate. of course, you will see it on fox business and simulcast right here on fox news. in the meantime, let's go from politics to the politics of the border crisis. new video showing severe overcrowding at a processing facility in eagle pass, texas. look at that. >> brian: exclusively given to us. border patrol is struggling to keep up as 11,000 migrants pour into the u.s. over a 24 hour period. >> ainsley: peter doocy is live at the white house with the latest. peter, it's over capacity those pictures, right? thousands are there and supposeo house maybe 100. >> kwame capacity in the picture we just saw and show again in a second. over the last couple years the people who work here said do not come. but they never really articulated a reason not to. look what happens then. we have some other video. there are children crying out in pain as they are pushed and pulled through barb wire by their parents or at least by the adults accompanying here. these people are desperate. this group turned themselves into the border patrol. that's what you are supposed to do to claim asylum. border patrol is not ready for this kind of volume. at one point in the last week, 4600 border crossers were stuffed into these tents in eagle pass. the facility is only designed to hold up to 1,000 people at a time. so they are at kwame capacity. these are the kind of numbers overwhelming shelters in big cities as well. and not every one of those 11,000 people entering illegal every day are doing so peacefully. some border patrol officers have been bloodied and that has their families worried. >> i happen to come across armd with a long rifle and i mean i aa lot of them have weapons. most have knives. we have collected knives off of almost every single one that we have encountered here at our house. so it's very dangerous. >> then there's this. many people coming here illegally are doing so but nothing but the clothes on their backs. so are coming with flags and flag pole planting what looks like colombian flag on the rio grande quickly taken down by texas dps. president biden is visiting border states, arizona and california. today, tomorrow, and part of thursday. we do not anticipate any stops at the border. back to you. >> brian: sooner or later they will have to cover it and admit this is real problem. i know you don't flip around you only watch fox. every network is now covering this story on every level from the central and south american countries through mexico. it's going to be impossible that more hands than you finally are going to go up in that pressroom. have you noticed that? >> peter: it has come up a few more times. when you have got new york city's mayor, the democratic mayor of the biggest city in this country saying that he is going to start evicting migrants after 60 days because they just don't have the resources in new york city anymore, to take care of these people, you have got 100 plus business leaders led by jamie dimon saying having these migrants then basically out on the street in front of businesses is not great for a city that is struggling economically. these are things that are starting to affect everybody around the country. and, again, yes, there have been a few more questions in the pressroom from other outlets but the answers are not changing. it seems like something has to change at some point because, again, they said do not come. >> lawrence: they are coming. >> peter: somewhere along the line they are not getting the message. they are not being given strong enough reason not. to say. >> steve: because the cartels are louder in those countries than the white house messaging. >> brian: and they get in. >> steve: thanks so much, peter. >> ainsley: if you watched the long images included in the piece of the mother crawling through the barb wire. razor wire. child underneath he gets poked. you can hear him crying. another man clips his finger on the razor wire and they say ouch. they just keep walking. >> lawrence: where is aoc? where are the tears of these kids, i mean, we saw her cry in front of the gate. and we are seeing it's clearly child abuse. plus you have got grown men that won't fight for their country, yet, they come to our country and place their flag there. it's so crazy. >> ainsley: also the story this morning they went through the rio grande. and when they got to our border, there was so much razor wire they couldn't get through. the border agents finally after a stand still for four hours i believe. so hot down there on the southern border, our agents had to cut the razor wire and say all right, y'all have to come over because they didn't want them to die. >> brian: kids screaming. >> steve: terrible image. blaming greg abbott for putting the razor wire there. >> brian: wall humanitarian. governor hochul in new york has called up 150 national guard to join the other 2200 national guard. in order to deal with the over 200 plus facilities here. people on the street. the 60 to 100,000 we don't have a key number on it to deal with them. also specifically for the venezuelans who got here before july 31st and believe me they are not checking the date. now going to be escorted downtown to office buildings, taxpayer dollars rented to get them a good job. build up their resume. get them to kinkies, bring them back and get them here. if you want to know why people are coming, because we are letting them, in giving them three meals, giving them a place to live. now we are giving them jobs and resumes. i don't know why they are coming, joe. you tell me. >> steve: national guard is going to help them actually apply for jobs and stuff like that. meanwhile, as the republicans try to pass spending bills, the end of this month will end big financial package because during the pandemic, lawmakers funded paid leave, elder care and child care. it's going to end this weekend. and so, you know, a lot of child care advocates are saying we are facing a child care cliff, unless the republicans and the rest of the members of congress can actually come up with some cash because millions -- this impacts 3 million kids at 70,000 child care programs. but then, look at this. there has been a new survey by a group called net credit. it's an online thing. actually, child care has become so expensive, it is more expensive to send your kid to child care than it is to send your kid to a state college. look at these numbers. >> ainsley: unbelievable. so, in ohio, child care costs is more than 21,000. but look at their instate college tuition. it's about $5,000. it's about four times -- you can go to college and then you get out of college, you get married, you have your babies and then it's four times your college tuition to send them to child care or to get child care. >> steve: child care is $15,000 more than going to a state institution. and new york, actually, has the highest costs. costs 23,000 for child care. 7,000 for in state tuition. the nuns are just unsustainable when you think about it. just imagine how much these parents have got make just to pay for the child care. >> lawrence: that's why some parents that's why i covered this doing cross-country. some parents are making the hard decision to just stay at home. one parent is going to work and another is staying home. they simply can't afford it. when they do the cost of the tuition for them to go to school. as well as the food and all any say one of us has to stay home. think if you have three kids and $20,000 per kid. and you make 50,000. you are paying more to get child care so it makes sense to stay home. frin brian we are a nation that has spent so much on social programs, no matter how necessary or unnecessary in certain situations they are, $33 trillion in debt. so at what point do the states, do the counties, do the -- does the country say at what point you are on your own or get tax breaks for it down the line. so maybe tax write-offs in the big picture that maybe get you a refund at the end of the year. but these programs were funded on printed money and now they're taking away saying yeah, it's the production' fault. >> steve: there is a lot of programs the federal government funds probably they could find the money to pay for the child care. parents who want to work can't afford child care, they are not going to go to work. then you lose tax money. it is a domino effect. >> ainsley: hard to hear we are paying millions of dollars. what is it in new york? a billion dollars per year? >> brian: 1.4 this year for hotels alone. >> ainsley: can't afford child care but pay for people here. >> steve: they got to find the money that's all there is to it. >> brian: traditionally funded child care for americans? >> ainsley: i think it helps the day cares. giving them a little extra boost after the pandemic. >> brian: we have never done that for the whole entire country. >> ainsley: you any how it is, you give someone these benefits and it's hard to take them away. coming up, god's plan includes abortion? that is what a far left group is pushing lining a major interstate with pro-abortion billboards. >> we will talk to two abortion survivors say this is anti-christian and antilife. >> brian: plus, do you want to talk to robots? >> we want to hear a bed sometime story. harry was unique hedgehog unlike any other. >> brian: i can't wait to see how that ends. new feature letting you chat with ai ahead. ♪ we're traveling all across america, talking to people about their hearts. how's the heart? - good. - you sure? - i think so. - how do you know? let me show you something. put two fingers right on those pads. look at that! that's your heart! that is pretty awesome. 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taken into custody on weapons charges. officials say this incident did not impact security operations at the white house. but we're going to keep you updated on this story throughout the morning. authorities now searching as far as the dominican republic for the husband of that new york city day care owner charged in the fentanyl-related death of a 1-year-old boy. prosecutors releasing these photos of the suspect running from the scene while holding two trash bags. meanwhile, a third suspect is facing charges after police say they found tools used to prepare and distribute drugs in the apartment he was staying in. happening today, hollywood writers are set to vote on whether to accept a new deal from the major studios. if they accept the terms, which have not yet been released, it would end the nearly 150 day strike. that's brought production to a grinding halt. this comes as sag actor members vote overwhelm throig authorize a strike against major video game companies. actors say they will picket game developers if they don't get fair wages and protections from the unregulated use of artificial intelligence. those are your headlines, brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much. now, this a far left advocacy group shout your abortion has put up six billboards along major interstates god's plan includes abortion and abortion is okay. you know what's right for you. billboards on interstate 55 which stretches from louisiana to illinois, serves as a route for abortion seekers to head north from states which have limits on abortion. here to react two abortion survivors lauren milbourne and jennifer eden. thanks so much for joining us. lauren, can i start with you? your reaction to these billboards? >> well, it's absolutely heart breaking. as an abortion survivor, i want people to know the truth. and the truth is that god life. he stands for life. >> and every life he a miracle. >> brian: jennifer, this hits home i imagine for you too. >> as a survivor my mom's vacuum attempts i'm a survivor. when you read john 3:16 it clearly disproves this group messaging for god so loved his world he gave his son instead of death everyone may have life and life is always god's plan and not death and certainly not abortion. the only love this group shows is for those who agree with them. while god's love is for all people. this group is antilife. we survivors are proof that they are antilife because if they had their way, i wouldn't be here and my children wouldn't be here. and abortion is the only medical procedure that when a doctor fails, a life is saved. and no matter how you try spin it, abortion is not healthcare. i'm not a disease to be taken care of. we are the babies that survived the choice. >> brian: i saw a recent study that said 66% of the american public wishes roe v. wade was not overturned. >> well, you know, roe was overturned a year ago and as an abortion survivor i rejoice in that ruling. i think that every life is a miracle and that these moms need resources. they need support. they need help. i know my own mom went to three different states in a desperate attempt to have an abortion. and god intervened in my life 15 times. 15 miracles that he did. he proved that my life was a living testimony of his grace and his redeeming love. so i think we need to help support these moms. i think we need to help support these women who are in times of crisis. and if you would like more information and help can you go to abortion survivors.org. reach out to our organization. we would love to give you practical tips and support along the way. >> brian: jennifer, do you want to share your story before we go? >> yeah. i survived a vacuum aspiration an abortion. my birth mom thought she had no other choice but abortion to continue the life that she loved. and i know that if she had more support back in the '70s and she truly knew i wasn't just a clump of cells in her stomach, but i actually was a baby with life. you know this christian -- called christian group, they choose to make this against christians and people of faith when they choose to use god's name to promote death. we survivors, we always want to encourage everyone who is listening that in every situation you encounter, always choose life, god is love. not abortion. >> brian: thanks, ladies, for sharing your story. i think almost 99% of the american public think those billboards are abhorrent. no matter where you stand. jennifer and lauren, thank you. >> thank you. >> brian: senator bob menendez remains defiant as republicans and democrats alike call for his resignation, including a new jersey mayor who just announced a bid to challenge him. we'll talk to her, next. and, on the flip side. it is national pancake day. we are celebrating with some of bubbies fluffy pancakes and fluffy is best. right, bubby? ♪ how sweet it is to be loved by you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right 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( ♪ ) constant contact. helping the small stand tall. ♪ steve as new jersey's democratic senator, bob menendez faces serious corruption charges he spoke in his first public appearance since his indictment last week saying he's not gonna quit. >> i firmly believe that when all the facts are presented, not only will i be exonerated but i still will be the new jersey's senior senator. remember, prosecutors get it wrong sometimes. >> steve: well, joining us right now to discuss is the mayor of men dumb new jersey, who by the way has just announced a run to unseat sen menendez. >> thanks for having me on, steve. >> steve: what do you think of bob menendez saying i have got all this cash and gold in my house for a rainy day. emergency. >> you mean gold bar bob? right? >> it wasn't that big surprise for folks. i don't know how many people keep half a million dollars of cash stuck away in all sorts of places in the house? i know, i mean, he said it was for an emergency. but that's really hard to believe. >> steve: mayor, where do you keep your gold bars. >> i have never even seen a gold bar. have you seen one? i don't know i don't know where you get a gold bar from. >> steve: on the screen some of the controversies, they go back to 2006 and run on and on through the years. you know, i have heard people say make fun limit in new jersey well new jersey just that kind of state. >> unfortunately, i think there was a study in 2014 said it was one of the two top corrupt, politically corrupt states in the country. that's sad. we need to change that which is part of why i'm running, right? because we need people with integrity and people that understand the voters. they understand the problems that new jersey residents are facing now. frankly, in this difficult inflationary time in this difficult economy. >> steve: we went out to dinner with some of our friends friday night, after the indictment was announced. and i was surprised at how many people around us at the restaurant do not care for him for a variety of reasons. but, mainly, it's the policies that he has been pushing. >> the policies have been difficult. i always say people before policy. i think one of the things that happens is people go down to washington. and they forget about the people back home. they forget how the decisions they are making impact these people. one of the things that i have seen is you have got all of these overspending going on. and decisions being made without long-term planning, without really looking down the road to say how is this going to impact human beings? >> steve: so you are running in the, you know, people think new jersey is a super blue state. you are running as a republican. but that's the same state chris christie, not too long ago, was the governor, and, in the last senate race, jack ciattarelli came that close to actually winning. and is he a republican. >> he did. well people say it's a blue state we know it's not a stupid state. people pay attention and they understand how difficult their lives are right now when they weren't that difficult a few years ago. one of the things i hear a lot of people saying when i'm going to put gas in my car you used to hear everybody fill it up. now i hear people say just give me $20 worth. this is impacting people's pockets. >> steve: exit question is bob menendez going to quit? no, and i hope he doesn't. i hope all the republicans that stood by him before stand right next to him now. >> she is the mayor of mendham, new jersey, thank you for coming on. >> thanks for having me on. >> steve: picketing president, prounion joe biden is heading to michigan today to show support for striking auto workers. jeff flock from fox business has the live report coming up. plus, it's national pancake day and this new york city restaurant is serving pancakes with a twist. the secret ingredient coming up. woo. that looks delicious ♪ ♪ life is short ♪ make it sweet ♪ s makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. 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more than 45% say their ideal family includes three or more children. that's the most since 1971 when support was at 52%. support for larger families has been rising since 2013. and those your heed lines, now janice has something very exciting and very delicious can. >> janice: it is national pancake day, everybody. i'm the national pancake day correspondent. celebrating with the new york institution chef ron silver, the owner of bubby's is here with their most famous dish. how long has bubby's been around. >> since 1990. 33 years. >> janice: you survived, that's saying something, even through the pandemic. >> even through the pandemic. all kinds of disasters. >> janice: would you say this your signature dish? >> it definitely is. >> janice: and why? >> they are classic, fluffy pancakes that really simple and delicious. >> whether a is the secret ingredient. >> sour cream. >> janice: but put sour cream in anything like a doughnut or bread it makes it delicious. >> it's amazing stuff. >> janice: tell me how you make them and what we can put on them. >> well, so this is our pancake mix. which is. >> janice: can you buy this. >> i can buy that. >> janice: easy to make? >> easy to make. and they taste really exactly like our pancakes at the restaurant. >> i love it. okay. >> stack them up. >> stack them up. very nice. >> what's the most popular topping for national pancake day? >> i think the blueberries are probably our most popular but the sauteed ba thans also are delicious. >> >> janice: ron, i'm going to try this right now. and where can people go to have your delicious pancakes in person? >> well, they can come to bubby's at 120 hudson street or you can buy the pancake mix online at bubby's.com. >> janice: oh my goodness. i have been a correspondent for a long time, i have to say this might be my favorite. >> thank you so much. >> janice: and here comes carley and here comes the gang. these are -- >> carley: thank you so much. >> janice: i'm going to take these for the crew and do you want to say hi to lawrence? because he is going to do the next segment. >> pancake master we found out. 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[sfx: video game] emergen-c crystals. ♪ >> ainsley: turning ai chat bot feel more human with the ability to talk to you. >> we want to hear a story about the hedgehog named larry. >> larry was a hedge hog like none other. residing in meadowville, larry spread color and joy wherever he rolled. >> lawrence: here to react is kurt the cyber guy. i can understand why some guys like their kid to be read a story by chatgpt. >> yeah, it is easier for the folks. hayden is probably too old to do bed-time stories with. get ready for your phone to open up creepy conversations with o openai chatgpt. it called voice conversation. you may wonder if keyboards are even necessary. you can ask it anything. you could upload a photo of a strawberry, banana and let's say, pancake mix. what can i make with this? strawberry banana pancakes and give you the recipe. it's a scary thing when you get using it. if you have $20, the only one who will get it for iphone or android. members is $20 a month and you have to have an app. it will not work on the computer screen. you can ask anything and it will have a conversation with you that is not like a robot. it sounds like a human being. it is uncanny. you wonder who am i talking to? it catches you, this is how the world ends, right? >> ainsley: in cars nowadays you can choose what setting, what voice and there is siri, and alexa. what is the difference? >> there is siri and alexi, they sound like tissuing is 75 degrees outside. this is like ainsley, it is 75 degrees outside like you liked it yesterday. creepy. i will thank lawrence, steve or lawrence had the story about ios 17, number one trending story last week. maybe it was both of you. >> lawrence: it was steve. we love steve. >> steve. >> ainsley: thank you, kurt. >> lawrence: appreciate it. >> ainsley: everyone, the third hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> oh, yeah! ♪ ♪

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