♪ we will we will rock you ♪ we will we will rock you ♪ pete: welcome to the halfway mark of "fox and friends" on saturday morning. it is 6 am in boulder, colorado, those who didn't sleep are fired up. a big news show at 10:00 on fox, just a few minutes ago they ran into the artificial turf field. >> the guy wearing his grandma's for a coat. pete: i would love to get one of those assets. "fox and friends" branded, not in the budget. it's going to be a big game, all the hype with deion sanders and a strong season to see how they do against usc. they've never been usc. they 've never been usc. she can't hear me. >> reporter: it is so loud here. you got me a hat. that is so nice. i can't believe i am doing this as a trojan fan. i'm only doing this for you guys. i've never seen people run so fast to get to this spot. in its altitude, these people should be on the football field. everyone is so pumped up for this game, as are we. i have been talking to people, what they are excited about is deion sanders, it's about this team that has just had this new beginning with a new coach and new players and also i want to talk about deion sanders and gary rice playing together in the super bowl they won in 1995, both of their sons will be on the field a little later today. usc, colorado. these people all think colorado is going to win but i don't know, guys. the energy is unmatched. this is what we love about college game day, kickoff is coming up soon. we will be with you all morning long, stick around. joe: don't know if abby is going to make it all day. that is a long day. turning to washington, less than 16 hours from a government shutdown. rachel: the house is going to reconvene in an hour and a half to try to strike a last-minute deal after failing to pass a stopgap spending plan yesterday. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. house republicans say they will have votes today but at this point we don't know when and we don't know what they are voting on and i don't think they do either. they are going to get together at 9:30 and talk it out after a pretty rough friday afternoon. yesterday we saw 21 house republicans taking down speaker mccarthy's attempt to pass a stopgap bill that includes cuts in spending and border security measures, things a lot of these folks wanted. after huddling with his conference after this vote it appears we might see mccarthy try to bring a clean stopgap to the floor instead. mccarthy is warning it has to be done without ukraine funding for that to work. >> if we had a clean bill without ukraine on it, the senate puts ukraine on and focuses ukraine over america. >> reporter: the senate is not listening, they are moving ahead and taking a procedural vote on a 45 day clean stopgap bill that would include ukraine funding. on the other side of pennsylvania avenue, the white house says the president bears no response rachel: shutdown. they are laying the blame solely on conservatives. >> extreme house republicans are solely to blame for marching us toward a shut down. that's what we are seeing right now. it is a basic fact. >> reporter: we are watching some members get together and try to talk about a different move, different process to put a clean bill on the house floor to force a vote that would shelter speaker mccarthy from having to ask democrats to pitch in. we are watching that being worked out to see if that could be a backup plan. you are having a couple congressman on today, dan crenshaw and morgan l on today, that's a question to ask of them about a discharge petition. that would be an interesting game to play to try to protect speaker mccarthy from any sort of vacancy vote. in late is that the strategy? no to everything so they have a reason to vacate? >> reporter: you have enough republicans that absolutely do not want to pass in congress what is called a stopgap bill because they say this is nancy pelosi's budget, we are just continuing it for one more month or two more weeks or 7 more days, they don't want to touch a that or vote on that so no matter what, sounds like we are going to shut down. the question is whether we shut down for a week, two weeks. want to be comes two weeks a becomes a big problem. they need to figure out if they are going to keep passing these appropriations bills and filing passed a budget but that could be a while too. we are heading for a government shutdown. rachel: mccarthy saying he will continue taking ukraine spending out of the bill. a lot of movement on this. one hundred one republicans voted for more money for ukraine but 117 voted against that. you are seeing movement, this is the feeling of their constituents, getting pressure from constituents and the state of the economy is playing into it, whether it is inflation or what happened in maui where people are seeing the stark contrast between what congress is willing to do and spent for ukraine, a country far away and what they are willing to do for americans and this is a major major issue, ukraine funding, in the republican party, majority of the majority saying no more money to ukraine. joe: so much fear mongering, the dc bubble is a chatter about it. i lose interest on each of these personally. i would love to see half the government shutdown anyway. i know that sounds flippant, but they are going to find ways to fund things they really need to fund. belt-tightening is long overdue. fight it out. joe: the last one, they protected the military, that's part of it. pete: they are destroying the military, standards are gone. it's one of those things where we used to have trust in the government, in the system so funding it was really important. what happens when you lose that trust? that's my frustration? pete: i know where i was in the marine corps, didn't understand any of this stuff. did not believe my paycheck was stopped. if it did stop, i would be upset. the reason i bring it up is we talk about a government shutdown, a lot of groups of people individual congressman answer to, what happens after that? >> the first paycheck that should be stopped is nevers of congress. if you can't fund it, cut it off and they will clear up real quick. >> make a good point. we have no part in this, this is the big government spending. if you are not willing to cut, then you are part of the problem. by the way, to your military point, i just read yesterday, was going to text it to you. i saw west point has a degree in diversity. to your point, shoulder down. pete: the southern border, 10,000 a day at this point and the consequences of humanitarian national security are just as prevalent today as when this started. arizona deputy basically fell 15 feet pursuing an illegal immigrant injured and this is one day, this is video from april 5th ultimately but here is sheriff daniels in cochise county. interviewed him in the last hour, talking about what needs to be done. >> this is ongoing every day. we see it every day. our citizens are tired of it. my office, the federal government, they act like we don't have a problem. every day goes by we see another tragedy on the southwest border. it is similar to what the president of the united states takes, that is to protect america. i'm doing my job. our state is doing their job but where's the president? where his secretary mayorkas? where's the majority of congress right now when it comes to securing this border? the president made an intentional act to walk the picket line. why don't you come walk our border line with agents, law enforcement, doing what they can to protect this country, walk our line too and support us. >> elon musk did something our own president wouldn't do which was go down to the southern border and take a look and he did some live streaming and really shining a light on the problem there. he was in eagle pass with representative gonzalo's. here's what representative guns dollars said about why it mattered for him to come down. >> we will feel very abandoned. that was the other part of bringing elon down to eagle pass. not an easy place to get to. griff jenkins has done a great job covering it, fox is a great job showing those images every single day but to bring someone outside, a problem solver is what we need to highlight this. it is as if a category 5 hurricane his head eagle pass, the federal government doesn't give them one dollar, the city of eagle pass is gotten nothing today, not one person that is come over illegally has been deported. >> you could sense the frustration there and you could see the gratitude he had for having millions of elon musk's twitter followers getting information they wouldn't get unless they were watching fox news because the other channels are doing a blackout. the reason they can't have the president come to the border is than the media follows him to the border and they don't want us to see it. interesting how elon musk adding around the mainstream media. we are going to turn now to your headlines, the office of diane feinstein confirming the longtime senator died from natural causes early yesterday morning in her dc home. they say she passed away around 2 a.m. with her daughter catherine by her side. she was 90 years old. all eyes now on california governor gavin newsom who is under pressure to appoint a new senator. newsom says he has several names in mind. of former superintendent in loudoun county, virginia, found guilty of retaliation for firing a special-education teacher after that educator testified that a student groped her. that misdemeanor charge is part of a larger scandal time back to accusations the district covered up two sexual assault cases by a transgender student and a girl's bathroom. scott ziegler told the school board the student did not exist, nor did they have records of an assault. he still faces a misdemeanor charge for that statement. the uaw expanding its track to two more simply plants in chicago as contract negotiations with the big 3 automakers drags on. general motors and ford facing more walkouts but there's no new action against stellantis thanks to momentum and contract scott talks. jim farley says the uaw is holding the deal hostage over the construction of electric vehicle battery plants. >> sean has been on the tv more than jake at state farm at this point. never heard him say once why he believes the uaw can be a competitive advantage to forward. >> reporter: union president sean fain snapping back saying like a good neighbor, we are available 24/7 referencing state farm's corporate catchphrase and we at "fox and friends" want to wish you happy birthday to my daughter valentina who is now 4 years old, the youngest of my 9 kids. i can't wait to get home and celebrate with her and my family so happy birthday, valentina. those are your headlines. joe: love it, thanks. pete: it is called the wall the heels, traveling replica of the vietnam war memorial in washington dc honoring the 58,000 american troops who lost their lives and that conflict. we have two pieces of the memorial here today along with those who helped build it. pete: joining us is james hinton along with the site manager and marine veteran, also a vietnam veteran. telus about it. >> these are two panels of the wall the heels, a 3 quarter scale replica, we traveled to 30 stops each year, retired these two panels previously but have all 146 panels of the wall set up down there ready for visitors to come down and see or when we come to your community. >> they are coming here to new york city. where are they in the park, tell us about it. >> the wall is in flushing meadows in queens, just behind the world ice arena, that's the significance. 58,280 one the souls whose name is on this wall. from new york state, 4,019, new york city, 1744. for me, when you walk the end it was a way to welcome our brothers and sisters home. accounting for those we lost. joe: tell us why the wall matters to you. >> i spent two years in vietnam and four years in the marine corps and never regretted a moment of it. i'm a volunteer as so many others were, we had consequents and volunteers. i had an experience in vietnam that merited being written about and taught in classes which part of the original hearts and minds program. i have the first one. we successfully got control of our area and turned it back over to the democratic government. got back from vietnam in the turmoil of 1968 when people were not interested, and we were literally in the salted, we were shunned. people talk about being closed out in today's society, back in the day, that was the most hurtful things that could happen. and the american legion and vfw brothers and sisters also did not accept that vietnam was an actual war, they called a conflict, and argued but for us, for vietnam veterans, having a wall going to the city thanks to the commissioner, it helps us remember, makes the community remember all these men and women who gave so much. we always have to remember everybody gave some but some gave all. we want to remember this, honor the service and as we honor the service, start to understand what it is that happened to us. so thanks for the opportunity. >> we studied what you did in afghanistan. >> that is -- >> i don't even know, you didn't know. thank you so much for bringing this here and sharing it with us and everything you are doing. you can learn more about the wall that heels, nyc.gov/veterans. thank you. rachel. rachel: food for thought. new study claiming plant-based meats are critical tool for fighting climate change, it is dubbed a scam by food industry insider as we learn who funded this study, that is next. rash mountain? at disney guest is suing the house of mouse for $50,000 claiming she sustained a, quote, injurious wedgy. that really happened, that's coming up. ♪ [male narrator] at heifer international, we believe in the power of people. since 1944, we've equipped people with the tools and education they need to move themselves from poverty to power. when a family is given a goat or a cow, they're given more than an animal — it's an opportunity. it's a chance to start a business, put food on the table and break the cycle of poverty forever. people can stand strong on their own, all they need is a chance. learn more at heifer.org. rachel: a new study claims 50% reduction in meat and milk consumption by 2050 will reduce greenhouse gases by 30 one%. the study from the university of vermont further argues plant-based meats are not just the novel food product but a critical opportunity for achieving food security and climate goals while also achieving health and biodiversity objectives. it turns out one of the contributors behind the study is none other than lab meat producer impossible foods, owned by bill gates and other celebrities. our next guests is this is another industry funded scam. joining me as former coca-cola consultant and cofounder of true med. that is interesting. the study that says we shouldn't eat animal-based diets and meet funded by people who sell fake meat. should i believe that? >> when are we going to stop falling for this? let's back up here. this fake meat is genetically modified pay protein smothered in neurotoxins that are banned in every country in the world and for good measure mixed with inflammatory, oil. humans on the other hand have been eating meat since the don of humans and amazingly, there were as many cows and elk and bison in the united states 200 years ago than today. the number has been flat but yet we are being told that the reason for our environmental and health disasters that we are facing right now is because of meat. this is the playbook, you have the nih saying cheerios are healthier than organic can walk, the nih jointly with food companies saying a diet 90 one% and ultra-processed food was healthy and nutritious, recently had a group of harvard doctors bashing a leading scientific journal for questioning ultra processed food. this is all an effort i saw firsthand by the food industry to convince us ultra processed food which is much more profitable than natural food is healthy and it is a bizarre world because the opposite is true. the environment is being destroyed because of our farming processes that get us processed food. rachel: it is more profitable than natural good food that is good for us, you talk so much about the healing power of food and how the american diet is literally killing us and killing our children in so many ways, childhood diabetes etc. . we had a gop debate at fox for foxbusiness, nobody talked about big food and ultra processed food. rfk junior talked about big food and the profit motive behind making us fatter and sicker. donald trump has stepped into this in some regard, talk to me about the missed opportunity during this election cycle to take on this issue. >> as you said this is the issue, our children, our precious children, 30% have prediabetes. i want to give credit. rfk is palling the highest favorability among women and key groups because he sitting on this issue. there's a lot of anxiety, look at any school, there is real anxiety and a problem with kids. i want to give credit to donald trump, he made some incredible strongest statements any candidate has given on this issue. i want to say one word, regenerative farming, we are told ultra processed food is the way to cure the environment. a cow raised in a natural way outside is carbon neutral. it is our farming practices making a tomato 90% less nutrients than 10 years ago. we've got to get to our farming practices and food is the root of our health. rachel: you are raising attention to the profit motives behind why we are fatter and sicker than ever in america, thank you for joining us this morning, such an important topic. we reached out to the study's may an author for statement but didn't hear back, see if bill gates gets back to us on some of his stuff too. the countdown is on. a government shutdown looms over washington but could republicans strike a last-minute deal this morning? we will ask a couple congressman but first, boulder versus colorado. abbey, how is it going? you've got the hat on. >> reporter: that's a right. we've got the dj laying down the beach and the crowd going wild, checking with them coming up after the break. stay with us on "fox and friends". ♪ at ameriprise financial, our 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i've got a weatherman umbrella in my office. i will bring it down. >> not as heavy which is great news. won't hurt anymore of the flooding, laguardia terminal closed. an incredible storm, jfk about the wettest one day rain total ever which is pretty incredible, over 8 inches of rain. this was some kind of tropical activity. it was leftovers from what had been ophelia last week in. we have 28% of hurricane season still ahead of us so we are on the downhill slide which is great news, still have some moisture, the worst of it towards martha's vineyard, nantucket but scattered showers with us throughout the day today across parts of the northeast. it's out of here by tomorrow and we are going to talk about a beautiful week in the northeast, we just really need it, we had a rough go of it the last 10 days, temperatures in the upper 70s by monday. that's the case for much of the coming week. >> that some good news, thank you, rick. pete: the usc trojans take on the underdog this week. joe: we will check in with abby talking about deion sanders leading his team to a victory. >> reporter: i got to tell you, look at the energy. how many games have you been to this year? >> my first game and i'm so excited. to see papa prime. >> reporter: the 3 musketeers of electricity. >> you we are coming to falcon field today and ahead of it. we are coming. we are here. we are here. we are here. let's go out here and when. >> reporter: can you lead another one? [chanting] >> reporter: they chant on. just in that booth. we will see you, this game is for you. game 3. game 3. and outfit here, what inspired this? >> the coach. >> reporter: we love the side. if you had one message to the coach what would you tell him? >> do this! let's go! >> reporter: awesome. we will be with you, bring you the energy. you can feel it in new york. i feel bad that you are not here right now. rachel: the crowd is bigger, seems like they are drinking more. pete: that is college football. will: every answer seem to be coach fry. who is deion sanders on fox nation, covering the whole story of deion sanders, prime time. there it is. he is a baseball player too. did he play? he played for the cowboys. pete: look like the reds. joe: had to get out of atlanta because he kept getting in trouble. pete: hamlin will make his season debut for the first time since his cardiac arrest. doctor marc siegel's next. rachel: government shutdown looms over washington but could republicans strike a last-minute deal? pete: we will get the yards ahead. ♪ ♪ (announcer) are you frustrated with your weight and health? before considering drastic measures with side effects, why not try a healthy and sustainable solution with golo? i was on the verge of getting gastric bypass surgery, and i saw the golo commercial, and it was the last thing i tried 'cause it worked. golo's changed my life in so many ways. before, i was over 300 pounds. now, i literally have the ability to take a shirt off and go out in the sun. i just don't have to worry about the weight coming back anymore. 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>> the entire point of the cr, more of a stopgap, cutting defense by 30% and put border security in. that was a conservative bill, not just to start a conversation with the senate. now we have to decide whether to close the government or not. there is no benefit to closing the government especially when you don't have a purpose to doing it. because of what they did, likely facing a clean cr, giving us time to have those fights and get those across the finish line. we will see what happens in the next 24 hours. joe: if you see this as a play by certain members of your party trying to get kevin mccarthy to get something to vacate. >> that's not out of the question. it depends who you are talking about. everyone comes at it differently. >> the reason i wanted you on specifically. spoke to an amendment, could be controversial, it got past, the plant-based therapies for ptsd and other combat related injuries. talking about the use of psychedelic substances that aren't legal or easily accessible in the country. the results are fantastic. >> the results are groundbreaking. we are working on the longitudinal studies are the biggest problem in the house of representatives is explaining and, i could use a lot of strategies. it was unfortunate, taking advantage of the 60s and the 70s, we see the advantages about cognitive in descendents is -- in this -- testifying on the floor, it needs to be clinically based in the dod. we are not trying to downgrade these drugs or take away from where they set. to decrease the individual, the number of 22 plus, this transcends the veteran space globally. this is a step in that direction. joe: i love what you had to say. do you think anyone but a couple veterans could have gotten the republican party to vote for this? what does it say about veterans coming to congress? >> probably not. i would like to think we bring seriousness to the conversation. these bills have come up from other members and didn't get far. we have that experience with injured veterans. i have a lot of close friends who have gone through this therapy. they are saying this saved my life, saved my marriage. i want others to have access to this treatment. i've heard so many treatments like that. that changed me. it was almost strange, a godsend how many in my life said please help with this. it's the right thing to do. i don't think there's a ton of opposition to this. the bureaucracy dealing with this is edgy and difficult and makes them do work. we have been successful so far with a few hiccups and make this into the conference. joe: i won't ask for any details but from us at "fox and friends," congratulations, the greatest thing we can do, congratulations to you on that. thank you for joining us. thanks for taking time out of your day and good luck. still i had the as new york city faces a surge, critics are bashing the health department for the latest so-called effort to combat, we will show you what it is next. it starts with a grill. but it becomes so much more. an extension of your home. not just a weekend retreat, but an everyday getaway right in your backyard. newage makes it possible with beautiful all-weather cabinetry, grills and appliances that transform your backyard into a complete outdoor kitchen. visit newageproducts.com to book a free design consultation and create the outdoor living space you've always wanted. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? 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>> this is a medical miracle. we saw this in the military, it is that kind of miracle. he was in the icu, on a ventilator, had blood in his lungs. here's the thing, he reports that it was the helmet that smashed into his chest at the wrong moment. if he's back on the field, his heart is fine and they did a miracle response on the field and the university of cincinnati, keep the blood flowing to his brain and he's okay, he played the preseason, had 3 tackles against the colts, he's playing against miami, tough offense but we are all with him. this is a story of heart, courage and medicine. and faith in miracles. pete: as he had more risk because it happened before? >> i would say no providing his heart wasn't damaged. if his heart fully recovered and we don't know those details, i would say no. complete cardiac recovery would mean he is financial be fine. all eyes are on him and i don't think they would let him on the field if there was a worry here. pete: thanks for your time. still ahead, the third-party threat. how bad would and rfk independent run be for biden? 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