rachel: what is she shooting out of there? jee welcome back, everybody. welcome back, everybody, back to "fox & friends." we're in our fourth and final hour. we're looking at abby hornacek in boulder looking at usc playing colorado, and she's got a t-shirt cannon, a t-shirt gun. she's going to fire a t-shirt out. and i'm telling you, they have been there all morning long which is pretty early for them, and they are excited. the crowd's gotten bigger, i'd like to say moring sober, but i don't know. abby, what's going on? >> reporter: i'm seeing a lot of sides of usc that i do not like. but these fans are so nice, they're so excited. where is all of this energy coming from? >> we've been up -- >> long night! we're ready! it's game day, baby. we're so good. >> reporter: their eyes are super wide, the ones who didn't go to bed. [cheers and applause] what are you most excited about many. >> i'm most excite for the energy, the game, everything. the hype is great. >> [inaudible] we're going to get the w! [cheers and applause] >> reporter: what do you have to say to coach deion sanders in. >> we're gonna win. 100% today. >> reporter: are there any usc fans? you, come here. come here. i found some s -- usc fans, you guys. come a little closer, you are in a sea of colorado fans, and you are brave to wear the usc trojans. >> all i have to say is get ready -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] >> they know the ultimate outcome of this game. it's all good. they're here to support, they know the outcome. >> reporter: they do know the outcome because, you know, usc is undefeated. colorado's coming off a tough loss against oregon so so, guys, we'll see what happens. i did say i would stay neutral. i'm not doing a good job, and i apologize for that. go, trojans. [laughter] rachel: thanks, abby. joey: i love that guy came with an agenda, give the heisman back, reggie. rachel: does it make you pine for your college days, when you see all those -- president not one bit. [laughter] i appreciate the enthusiasm, but i would have rather heard morgan wallen, whiskey glasses. they were playing that song, and i was like, kids, quiet. morgan wallen -- rachel: you are getting old. you're getting old. pete: i am old. rachel: kids, you're too loud. pipe down. [laughter] joey: you talk about reminiscing of college days, i went to georgetown which was great for me, a good education, but we had larger crowds for sandra fluking when we did -- than we did football. rachel: ray that was a blast from the if past. i went to asu, so that's very familiar, what i just saw. la a. [laughter] pete: speaking of georgetown and d.c., let's turn to washington where less than 15 hours away from a government shutdown. joey: the house will reconvene in a half an hour to try to strike a last minute deal after failing to pass a very conservative stopgap spending plan yesterday. rachel: aishah hasnie joins us live. she is on capitol hill with the latest. aishah? >> reporter: good morning to you guys. the house actually reconvenes at 10:00, and house speaker kevin mccarthy not here yet. i'm told he will be walking in momentarily and will walk right into a gop conference meeting at 9:30. the entire conference will huddle together and try and figure out what in the heck they are going to do today as we are getting closer and closer to a government shutdown. there's supposed to be votes today, we just done know what they're going to vote on and when they're going to vote on it. speaker mccarthy told reporters yesterday that he does think that that he can still avert a government shutdown despite the fact that these 21 house republicans yesterday took down an attempt to pass a one-month stopgap bill that included cuts in spending and border security measures. so after huddling with his conference last night, it appears that we might see mccarthy try to bring up a two week clean stopgap bill to the floor instead. this one will not have any ukraine funding. meanwhile, he was telling reporters after the meeting that the house will keep on voting on the 2024 budget, those appropriations bills, and he's going to find a way to avoid a government shutdown. >> i think if we had a clean one without ukraine on it, we could probably be able to move that through. i think if the senate puts ukraine on there and focuses ukraine over america, i think that could cause real problems. >> reporter: the senate will be taking a procedural vote later today on its own 45-day clean stopgap bill. that will include ukraine funding. meanwhile, over on the other side of pennsylvania avenue the white house saying the president bears no responsibility for a shutdown. watch this. >> spending is at the heart of this impasse, so does the president bear any responsibility for a shutdown? >> absolutely not. they've taken the smallest amount of spending, do nothing about taxes for the rich, and they want to cut the smallest amount of spending. that's not serious fiscal conversation. >> reporter: now, guys, in past years, you know, we might have seen a speaker john boehner reach out to democrats for help in trying to avert a government shutdown. so far speaker mccarthy has been trying to avoid that. he does not want to work with democrats whatsoever. but we are watching some members talk with each other about perhaps using a different proceed e your. it's called a discharge petition to the basically force the speaker to put a particular bill on the floor giving him some cover in case republicans want to work with democrats and fund the government. it would protect him. finish guys? pete: aishah, thank you. rachel: thank you, aishah. joey: it seems complicated. there are certain members in fact caucus that already had this date circled on the calendar when they had the speaker -- and they knew this was a place they could corner him. there are other members who have issues with how we're spending money, and this is their opportunity to do something about it. rachel: yeah. i think there's some very sun sere people who are concerned not just about the $33 trillion in debt and all the, you know, outrageous amount of money that our government spends on a lot of stuff we don't care about, but also on the issue of ukraine which is absolutely dividing the republican party. i believe 101 members now voting, you know, to continue funding ukraine, 117 saying, no, we don't want to, want to separate that out and vote on this separately. so that's definitely happening. the dirty little secret, pete, is that in the end even the people that get sent home because supposedly the government's shut down, they'll get paid anyway. pete: they'll get back pay. it's such a dust cloud, and the democrats will, of course, blame the republicans no matter what. part of me says shut it down. i'd love to shut down half the government if i could, but i understand the people who are affected who have no -- who shouldn't be, right? and congress is the one who should be defunded, frankly. all the people who can't get it done shouldn't receive hair salaries. practically speaking, it is a conservative bill that they could -- not conservative, it's all too big. it's the best they could probably get, pass through because they still have to negotiate with the senate which is never going to agree -- joey: exactly. mccarthy needs, he's either going to need senate democrats to come in and bail him out or house democrats bail him out. if it's the house democrat, that's where -- pete: the motion to vacate. joey: and i just want to point out, there are a lot of people working on this, honestly. this fight was circled back when they did the budget fight. and they've had this entire time to decide what are we going to stand on. when it comes to appropriations and funding time, what are we going to make an issue. and then we see names popping up of congressmen and women that are voting against the bill that you haven't really voiced concerns. nancy mace voting against this bill. and it makes you wonder, are the dynamics shifting? what is our congress made up of now? where is the republican caucus? i think there's a spirit of independence among conservatives that liberals don't have, and that's why nancy pelosi never had these problems because democrats will never, ever let principle take victory away, but republicans -- pete: because their goal is always more. rachel: yeah. i'd like to see the country debate on ukraine. if this is something that helps bring that issue forward, because i think it's a big issue that has huge implications. it's not just a money issue, it has a lot of geopolitical implications, china, russia coming together, all this kind of stuff that are a result of that war and really pressuring the people in charge to bring about a peace if agreement. i think there's a lot of americans that want that. we should have that debate. we had a little bit on the stagn when my husband was in congress, there was, you know, a famous shutdown. and that one was, ted cruz was behind some of that. pete: yeah. rachel: and just watch. if that happens, if the government shuts down, there's a really interesting back story, and we've talked about it off set. when the members are stuck in d.c., the spouses get a word on the shutdown. [laughter] there is a, you know, these are human beings with families -- joey: yes, staff members that are just there working 24/7. rachel: exactly. and i can remember that shutdown going, honey, just make it happen, get home. [laughter] pete: the countdown clock continues. let's move to california because all eyes are on governor gavin newsom. senator feinstein passed at the age of 900 which means the -- can 90 which means the governor of california has the opportunity to temporarily appoint the next senator for california which will be a democrat, and in 2021 gavin newsom promised to to appoint a black woman to that position, so that narrows down who that might be. plenty of speculation this morning, plenty of people -- adam shift's -- ad adam schiff's picked, because he wanted it -- rachel: he's not a black woman. pete: rachel floated meghan markle. what about kamala harris? then joe doesn't make it, then gavin's the nominee. i'm just saying -- rachel: is that farfetched? pete: it is very. [laughter] rachel: more farfetched than the princess of montecito who's clearly been lobbying and eyeing this for a while? joey: what i like best about that plan is gavin says whoever he appoints has a promise to to not run for the seat, so that would effectively terminate kamala harris -- pete: is that that part of what a he said e? joey: what he said is whoever he put in there had to be someone who isn't looking to -- pete: once you're in, can't you just run for it? joey: it's not up to him. when they make deals like that, there's ways. pete: welcome to the shifting sands of 20 if, because -- 2023, because two things are true at once. joe, they know, can't be the candidate, and donald trump's not running ahead. the status quo has to change, and another thing is changing on the democrat side. according to one web site, robert f. kennedy jr. is planning to announce, he's got a big announcement coming, they believe it will be for an independent run. we though he's been shunned out of the democratic process. they won't debate, they won't give him secret service protection, as you pointed out, rachel. so now he put out a video, he didn't say what it's about, but it gives you a sense october 9th rfk might be going independent. watch this. >> i'm going to be in philadelphia on october 9th to make a major announcement. i'm not going to tell you right now exactly what that announcement will be. i can say though that if you've been waiting to come to one of my public events, this will be the one to come to. pete: shake things up bigtime. rachel: it definitely will. and, you know, the democrats only have themselves to blame for him going third party because they've really not allowed him to participate in any real way in this primary. they won't debate, as we mentioned, and i think it really got personal when they, he's had threats against him, and they refused to give him, joe biden refuses to give him secret service protection which is totally unprecedented, you know? candidates with far less prominence and certainly none of the back history, his father and his uncle being assassinated, have gotten secret service protection. it's actually, it's pretty cruel and awful. and so i think he said, you know what? i have something to say with that almost 20% of the democrat vote in that primary, and so he's going to strike out asen dependent -- as independent. it'll be interesting to see how this shakes things up. joey: that's going to be on october 9th. i wonder if on october 8th we hear there's going to be a democrat debate? we'll know then if they're worried about it. pete: yeah. on its face, it looks like it takes from joe biden. but he's been an interesting cross-candidate -- rachel: sure has. pete: anti-establishment. so those initial polls will give us a sense after that of who he's pulling from and how it shapes up in battleground states. joey: this morning a lady whose family is from ukraine, she cares about funding for ukraine more, he said as an anti-war person he does not care to do that, but she'd still look at voting for him because where he was on vaccine and covid. this might be an election where people have issues that pull them in different directions, and they have to decide when of those -- which of those issues matter most because we're going to have a gambit of characters that really kind of cross each other's path -- rachel: and you brought up covid. it's interesting, the opening that covid has given to rfk jr., i don't think prior to basically everything we learned during covid about big pharma, about vaccines, about the lies that come from if the public health officials all the time, i don't think there was an opening for somebody like rf fk jr., and he's sort of been mainstreamedded really because so many soft of the lies of our government have been revealed. pete: and think about it, we're talking about a shutdown in washington, yet our government was able to shut people and businesses down for months and years. rachel: that's right. excellent point. joey: and, you know, understanding that president trump had the very beginning of it and before we had any information whatsoever, there's still images of him on, standing there with dr. fauci and dr. birx. ron desantis doesn't have that, and rfk jr. doesn't have that. ron desantis has failed to use that in any way as a point of leverage. rfk jr. hasn't used it against trump, but he's used it as a platform. when you become a third party candidate, maybe that is a way of slacking off votes. pete: a lot of us didn't know what we didn't know -- joey: none of us signed trillions of dollars of spendin- pete: well, and ron desantis gave talking points to joe biden. [laughter] what he said at the debate last time. so donald trump was yesterday at california gop, talked a little bit about gavin newsom who has a pick to the make and also joe biden. watch this. >> gavin has become crooked joe biden's top surrogate, i think, because he doesn't think biden's going to make it. that's why he's doing it. he doesn't think he's going to make it, and it won't be him so easy. he's going to have a big fight. some people think biden's going to make it. does anybody think he's going to make it to the starting gate? >> no! >> i mean, the guy can't find his way off of a stage. i've never seen this stupid stage before, right? [laughter] i've never seen it. but if i walk left, there's a stair -- [laughter] and if i walk right, there's a stair. [applause] and this guy gets up -- where am i? [laughter] [cheers and applause] where the hell am i? where am i? nah, he's terrible. terrible. [laughter] rachel: he's very funny, and he gets off script and says stuff like this, but he brings up a point that we all know is true. and it seems like he respects gavin newsom a lot more than joe biden. pete: and it seems mutual in that sense. but i had a chance to talk with gavin newsom, he pointed to the loyalty he has for biden as to opposed to the loyalty some in the republican party have been unwilling to show donald trump as they indict him 91 times and try to take the name off of trump tower. and i think that's why you've seen trump's numbers since the last debate up 5 points. no one benefited from it at all. joey: we call it off script or, i don't know that it's off script as much as genuine, authentic honesty. rachel: that's who he is. joey: he knew coming there the he was going to the talk about that probably. it just means unscripted, and all we saw on that stage were scripted talking points. i pointed out earlier, i have nothing against tim scott, but there was a moment when he just blurt out some tagline that didn't even make sense for the argument that was happening. and it really just became -- when they start yelling at each other, yelling taglines and talking points, hi mama was poor and my daddy works hard, that's what campaign candidates do. that's not what donald trump does. and until someone emerges that can speak to americans and connect with them the i way he just did making fun of bind, i don't see how anyone can beat him. pete: no one's going to. rachel: there are pre-trump candidates and post-trump candidates, and maybe vivek ramaswamy cams closer to that -- comes closer to that post-trump candidate, but still he doesn't have that thing that donald trump has. and it was definitely apparent on the stage. but funny moments, and gavin newsom, by the way, similar in some ways. he's able to feel comfortable -- pete: political to his core. rachel: political to his core but comfortable in his skin. pete: will benefit him, in doubt on that one. rachel: yeah. we're getting ready, pete. all right. we're going to get ready for your headlines, is and they start with a fox news alert. the u.s. central command confirming they conducted a successful helicopter raid in northern syria on september 28th capturing an isis facilitator. defense officials say no civilian were injured or killed during this operation. police now saying multiple people are dead in southern illinois after a tanker truck carrying ammonia overturned on a highway overnight. an evacuation order was ordered for all residents in the area due to the dangerous chemical leak. photos of the emergency staging ground show officials awaiting clearance to investigate as hazmat crews mop up the spill. hope is rising in a small kentucky town nearly two years after the deadliest and longest track this state history. 16 families from mayfield who lost their homes just weeks before christmas received keys to brand new homes yesterday, all thanks to samaritan's purse. >> not only thank god, but to dedicate this property, these houses and you, these families that will be living here, dedicate you to god and his glory. rachel: the fully-furnishedded homes are part of a new subdivision called new hope acres. the families only have to pay for home insurance and property taxes. i love samaritan's purse. they're always doing good stuff. buffalo bills' star josh allen showing off a new way to drink pepsi. >> how to buffalo your pepsi. order buffalo wings and pepsi, ten two, and here's the key, other extra buffalo sauce. mix with celery. step four, enjoy your new favorite drink. rachel: and we have pepsi and hot sauce for joey -- pete: going to have to report back. [laughter] rachel: joey and pete are going to try this out. joey: buffalo sauce. texas pee with some butter in it. there we go, buffalo sauce -- pete: that's a little too much. rachel: it's okay. joey: here we go. all right, now i'm just -- rachel: how is that? [background sounds] yeah jee i think all my hot sauce floated on top. pete: it's not bad. it's got a little kick to it. the next hour of "fox & friends" is going to be interesting -- [laughter] rachel: a lot of indigestion.m more "fox & friends.am" i went into a depression. (how do you feel about that?) pretty sad. i posted it to show that kenny's not always happy. within 24 hours people had donated over $5,000. no, you're kidding. (we set up the patriotic kenny foundation) (to give mobility scooters to veterans.) it has changed my life tremendously. 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[cheers and applause] pete: we are getting closer to kickoff in boulder. joey: that's where abby hornacek is ahead of colorado versus usc -- rachel: and she's joined by heisman trophy winner matt leinart. that's right. matt, abby, how's it going? >> reporter: it is going great thousand that i have a trojan next to me. it has been rough all morning long here, matt. >> look, we're getting booed right now. right on! if -- [background sounds] >> reporter: we've got a few trojan fans -- >> there's not very many of us. >> reporter: no, there aren't. obviously, a lot of people's eyes are going to be on the quarterback, both in the heisman conversation. you have one of those trophies, so what goes into that? what's special about them this year? >> gosh,ing they are so good. trawl, when you look -- first of all, he was doing it at jackson state, but he's a terrific player. we've had a chance to coffer him multiple time, we feel like we're living many boulderer, but he's having a great year, and he's going to be a tremendous player at this level and the next level. caleb williams, he's the reigning heisman trophy winner, he's the great player -- best player or in college football. he's having another great season. the quarterback position is the most important in football, and both of those guys want a win today. t going to be exciting to watch. >> reporter: it definitely is. another storyline, obviously, is deion sanders. i think the cheapest ticket for this game is around $200, the most ebbs expensive about $1700. talk to me more about deion sanders. what about him sets him apart in the college -- >> it's truly the coach prime effect deion sanders is one of one. he is a unique individual. he's been like that since he played, and i've kind of known him even before all of this when he was doing tv stuff. he is genuine, he is authentic. everything you see or hear, it is who he is. and he can speak to the kids, he can motivate the kids, he can inspire or the kids. obviously, or he has the credentials and the credibility being a half of faller, one of the best players to -- famer, one of the best players to to play the game, and his impact is felt here. you talk about the money he's brought in, merchandise, ticket sales but also, like, recruiting. it actually reminds me when i was at usc back in the day when even wanted to the come watch with us play. he's got celebrities and musicians and actors and everybody wants to see coach prime. and that that's the effect he's had. it's the biggest story in college football. i've said this, it doesn't really matter how many games they win this year, it's already worked. the experiment has worked, the effect has worked. he's going to put colorado on the map now and in the future. >> reporter: yeah. well, you said people are out here to watch him, it's we'ved by the amount of people -- it's evidenced by the amount of people who are here now, been here since one in the morning. [cheers and applause] matt, thanks so much for your time, and fight on -- >> let's go, trojans! [laughter] joey: a healthy dose of usc -- pete: from the two usc fans in colorado. thank you both. good stuff. all right, right now a live look at capitol hill where house are republicans are reconvening at this moment in a last ditch attempt to stave off a government shutdown. we'll keep you updated on that. rachel: i keep looking at the scaffolding around lady freedom hoping they're not going to take her down. [laughter] but first, here we go again, the war on appliances. another freedom issue continues. the biden administration now targeting gas furnaces. we'll explain that next. (upbeat music) - [narrator] what if there was a hearing aid that could keep up with you? 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( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. joey: back with a fox weather alert. new york city pounded by torrential rain yesterday. half of all city subway lines were shut down at the height of the storm as water rushed underground. a sea lion briefly escaped its enclosure at the central park zoo. it saw how things were is and went right back to it. chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is here with the headlines. rick: had a little taste of freedom for about a half hour, and then they got him corralled again. an incredibly rainy day. obviously, the flooding such a big story. add that on to what was already a really wet spring, and it made the second -- it made for the second wettest september ever. yesterday was the eighth wet wettest day in the central park and the itest -- wettest day at jfk. all part of the remnants of tropical storm ophelia. we'll be done with this by tonight, tomorrow, and then we yet a nice stretch of weather the dry out. more rain coming to florida, this is how much moisture's in the atmosphere. there is a lot of it, and it's going to be throughout the day today, tomorrow, expect the see more showers. a front finally moves through by the time we get towards monday evening. much of florida drying out, humidity levels coming down, might even feel a tine think bit like fall -- tiny bit like fall. pete: thank you, rick. appreciate it. now to a few additional headlines starting with this, florida governor ron desantis telling comedian bill maher last night that he's in the 2024 race to win it despite trailing former president trump significantly in the polls. >> run against trump, i mean, let's face it, ron, if this campaign was going well, you wouldn't be on this show. >> one, i don't think he could win the election. i could win the election. two, i don't think he could actually get the job done that we needed to do. for example, covid. i think we need accountability for what this government did e to this country with the covid restrictions, mandates and lockdowns. donald trump is not going to do that. [applause] >> you said he did everything right. pete: a recent abc news poll of the republican primary race shows desantis polling at 15%. 40 points behind donald trump. rachel: wow. you could add up all of the people who were on the debate stage this week for the fox business debate, and they still don't add up to donald trump. they're still behind by 20 points. pete: all right. girl scout troops will be feeling the bite of inflation next cookie season. a single box of cookies will cost you as a much as $6. rachel: what in. pete: seems cheap to me compared to everything else it's up from $5 last year. this is due to increased cost of ingreened -- ingredients and manufacturing. i paid $18 for a breakfast sap witch yesterday. -- sandwich. rachel: that's insane. i used to sell these cookies for $2 a box. joey: when you grow up in the south, you're not learning skills, you just live, so we don't really do that. is it a good organization? rachel: it was at one time. pete: it was. rachel: just like everything else, it changed. thousand i wouldn't let my kids in it, but whatever -- joey: i get keebler at the grocery store, call it a day. rachel: yeah. they're rich the same. [laughter] pete: rachel, i know you're fired up about this story because the biden administration's going for another one of the appliances in your house. rachel: yeah. it's the war on families, the war on appliances. energy secretary jennifer granholm said at the direction of congress, department of energy is continuing to review and finalize energy standards for household appliances such as residential furnaces to lower costs for working families by reducing energy use and slashing harmful pollutants in homeses across the nation. they went after your fridge, your dryer, your washer, your dishwasher which really made me mad. thousand they're going after -- now they're going after gas furnaces. they have plans for more stuff, they're going to go after ceiling fans, dehumidifiers, also after the thermostat in your home. they want to control everything and look at all the problems in this country, guys. and nobody wants this from the government. this is not the role of the government, to tell you what kind of appliance you have. pete: well, the government said it is our role, and 110 times just in 2022 alone they're cracking down on household appliances. joey, i thought you made a great point in an earlier hour that even though these are being announced, they won't take effect for years, we think -- joey: yeah, it's, i don't fully understand the process. i read the article earlier because i found this interesting. i think they have a 12-month period before they have to decide what the policies will be, and so you've got 12 months, they make that decision. it's 2028 before they go into effect. those two timelines line up with the election, and it makes me feel like they're doing this as a way to keep that green new deal enclave of people tied to the party, but they know if they went all in on it, they would probably lose in a land slide. rachel: do you know who else it hurts? not just consumers who don't want these appliances that don't actually work, clean your clothes or wash your dishes, it also hurts our manufacturers who can't predict what's going to come next. they also have to go back and and redo what they do. joey: these people who go through storms and lose power for five days. you know what? it'd be cool if my heat and stove were on natural gas, and i had someone fill it up before the storm came. a lot of folks go back to the natural gas because they can control the freedom when they need energy. we're relying on power lines and and a storm comes through, in georgia we've had a lot of storms in the last few years, eve gone without power -- i've gone without power several times. people buy generators, their getting their stove and water heater put on gas. pete: do it while you can. rachel: exactly. all right. well, tomorrow on "fox & friends" congressman toni think gonzalez joins us after giving elon musk a tour of the border crisis. why he says texans feel abandoned. pete: plus, maria bartiromo stops by, and it's our annual "fox & friends" fall festival. stew leonard jr. sevens up his favorite autumn dishes. rachel: yeah. we won't have to order breakfast tomorrow. we're going to have stew cooking for us. joey: but first on this show, we're highlighting two amazing organizations that are going to be on here with us next. stay tuned. nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was barely eating but the weight wasn't going anywhere. the secret to losing weight and keeping it off is managing insulin and glucose. golo takes a systematic approach to eating that focuses on optimizing insulin levels. we tackle the cause of weight gain, not just the symptom. when you have good metabolic health, weight loss is easy. i always thought it would be so difficult to lose weight, but with golo, it wasn't. the weight just fell off. i have people come up to me all the time and ask me, "does it really work?" and all i have to say is, "here i am. it works." my advice for everyone is to go with golo. it will release your fat and it will release you. no one should face breast cancer alone. i'm janelle hail, founder & ceo of the national breast cancer foundation. when i was diagnosed in 1980, there was no internet and little information available to make an informed decision. today at nbcf we help women at every step of their breast cancer journey. early detection saved my life. it could save yours too. learn more at nbcf.org/hope. ♪ joey: they tried but they failed. the biden administration attempted the crack town on funding for hunting and archery, but the measure overwhelmingly was opposed in the house, 424-1. what the9 white house doesn't know is that hunting is helping our nation's heroes and being therapeutic sport for veterans. here to explain more are two of think good -- my good friends, justin and u.s. marine veteran and cofounder of wings of valor, or sean adams. guys, thank you so much for joining us. justin, to you first. what happened here, the house passed a bill, and the biden administration looked at it and said the way we interpret this, we're to going to pull funding for hunter safety and arch ily in schools. thankfully, the house saw this, pretty much everyone in the house -- there's always one, i guess village idiot that said no, but everyone voted to pass and bring it back with and allow schools to use that funding. why is it so important to teach kids archery, gun safety, hunting safety? >> to me, it's important because they're passing on that knowledge. i mean, if we start making it to where no one's shooting a bow or a gun anymore, we're going to lose that expertise and being able to pass it down, dark horse personally, we went to two schools last year and taught over 200 kids during the summer how to shoot a bow. but it's something they can do forever. my grandpa's 80 years old and still shoot 50 arrows a day. it's not just the hunting part, learning how to process meat and actually harvest your deer or your animal p. i mean, that's so important. i really peel like if we cut -- feel like if we cut that off, we're going to lose that knowledge. joey: sean, i spent a week with you earlier, back in march of this year, with a collection of my close friends that i deployed with. you're involved with wings of valor. you're in georgia, it's a lodge in that allows wounded veterans and veterans that have been to combat to come, connect with each other through the sport of pheasant hunting in order to create conversations and heal from some of those past experiences. tell me more about that it -- about it. >> wings of valor is an original outlook on life as we try to impact mind, body and spirit. we feel with hunting you're able to the reinterject the healing process that nature has on our veterans. you know, we've seen that veterans from vietnam have went through four decades worth hofstra appointments, and in 40 minutes they're back home. veterans are not broken, they just need to come home. and wings of valor, the staff, bruce, our ceo and everything, the impact that the community of south dakota also has had on the veterans, it's tremendous. joey: listen, it's wings of valor.org is the organization you're involved with, sean. justen, where can people go to support what you have going on, and tell us real quickly what it is that you do from a fill an loppic point of view. >> dark horse archery, we've given out 300 bows in the last two years. my best friend, colton rust, was killed in afghanistan in 2010. 35 dark horse, that's where we get the name, doing it in his honor. but to get hold of us, it's dark horse-archery.com. if you're a veteran looking to get into archery, please let us know. joey: hey, listen, i dressed to impress, this is perfect patterns sports coats. between the three of us, we don't have a foot to stand on, do we? [laughter] i appreciate you guys. thank you for what you're doing. thanks for coming on. dark horse-archery.com and wings of valor.com. thanks, guys. take care. all right, more "fox & friends" right here just minute if away. (vo) you were diagnosed with thyroid eye disease a long time ago. and year after year, you weathered the storm and just lived with the damage that was left behind. but even after all this time your thyroid eye disease could still change. restoration is still possible. learn how you could give your eyes a fresh start at tedhelp.com. joey: all right. there she is, abby with hornacek, ready for the game. >> reporter: that's right, guys. kickoff is in two hours. we've been hanging out with buffs fanses all morning long, so i think it's time to give the trojans a little love. all right, guys, take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> [inaudible] ♪ ♪