>> it's the 89 a.m. hour "fox & friends" weekend starting with this. an elderly couple's family demands justice as los angeles county d.a. gascón plans to dismiss charges againster that loved ones attacker. >> he's just going walk free with no consequence. his actions has step grandmother in the hospital and they told us there's no hope of her waking up. rachel: such a sad story plus former president trump hitting the campaign trail in philadelphia. and d.c., as he shows support for putting the ten commandments back in the classroom. >> who likes the ten commandments by the way going up in the schools? [applause] they don't it to go up. it's crazy world. you know, crazy world. will: it's most expensive house primary ever and fighting as one squad member battling to keep his seat. the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning welcome to "fox & friends" 8:00 hour, you know a family dinner tonight -- you know back home to the country. to real america. outside of texas. charlie: outside of d.c., new york. rachel: sunday family dinner nothing like it. will: we try it every six weeks i'm talking about my brothers and -- rachel: i don't have -- i don't -- my parents are living with me so we just had a family dinner yesterday. will: many family dinners in one spots and as much tension as you possibly can pack and fun in one of the same. and that's great. rachel: yeah. i love that too. charlie: especially if you have teenagers it just gets spectacular. you get all kinds you'll have like four fights going on at the table at one time. will: great. good stuff in life. rachel: speaking of tension will and i did the same topic on our podcast. will: we talked about you. [laughter] sitting your favorite topic -- i was sitting right here last week on "fox & friends" when your husband was doing pop culture roundup talking about jillian michaels workout he said you've never looked better than when you did that workout oh that's going to be a thing. rachel: i did not take it -- i didn't take it bad sean didn't until you were on the couch and you were first one to go wow pep and we went home and that night, i have like 40 google alerts headlines -- even in the daily mail of, you know, fox news host sean duffy fat shames wife humiliates wife and sean and i -- broke it down. we broke down the whole scene, what happened how we felt after. it's all on my from the kitchen table podcast if you want to hear both duffy side of the story on this topic, and sort of the greater cultural angle because i think that's why. sean and i aren't famous enough to be in the daily mail. but i think it touched on a -- a hot spot like a hot button. will: it was forced i did it on my show as well my take away i knew you were fine. i gave him a hard time you weren't mads and you got all relationship built on authenticity and being real and that's where you build love. so it was real. rachel: i talked it to charlie and he said talking about who is fat is pillow talk. charlie: if i had a dime for every time my wife told me i was fat that's the way it works. who else is going to tell you to stop eating desserts. rachel: more from the kitchen table also on the will cain podcast, he breaks it down too. will: donald trump in philadelphia we've said this election goes down to pennsylvania, and michigan and if you win pennsylvania you win the presidency and he's talking to voters in philadelphia about the way their lives are impacted by rising immigration crisis. >> from philadelphia under crooked joe the city of brotherly love is being ravaged by bloodshed and crime. two weeks ago nine people were shot in a single weekend including three teenagers so seriously hurt. murderers in philadelphia reached their highest level in six decades retail theft in philly i spent so much time here, is up 135% since i left office. the convenienter to stores are closing left and right and pharmacies have to lock up their soap. you want to buy a bar of soap you have a big deal open up the glass, the steel -- can't keep a bar of soap people walk in they just take it. they want to silence me, because i will never let them silence you -- and in the end they're not after me they're after you. i just happen to be standing in their way. so you have a second very important function. you have to, you know, we win pennsylvania, we win the presidency. rachel: yeah. so interesting. there's so much talk about the women's vote in this election. and i think that donald trump is right over the target when he talks about crime there's no women's issue greater than crime right now. so many of the women and the young girls who have been killed like laken riley rachel moore going out for a run trying to be healthy going out for a run young girls one in texas i believe -- will, you know she was going to a 7-eleven or a you know one of those corner stores and got abducted and raped and then murdered. these are women's issues because women depending on public safety. even more so than men they need that protection. >> you know idea, obviously, because we care about the women in our lives. you know, you tell your daughter you tell your wife not to go out after a certain hour. and you -- it's a fact of life in this country. but it shouldn't be. it is absurd that we live in a country where in whole area of the country can't go out -- rachel: like laken riley. will: he also got a cheese steak and wrote after giving $500 ten vote trump no tax on i its. on the receipt that's one of his favorites. rachel: he left a $500 tip that's no small thing. >> he wanted to spread it around. met a little young boy teenage boy, ten, 12-year-old boy who was -- came in dressed as donald trump. there he is. and the boy was so amazed at the end of it he gets a picture of trump signs $20 bill for him and gives history lesson on who andrew jackson is, and the little boy tears are streaming down his face how many teams have you seen a -- joe biden a child dressed up as joe biden -- trying to get an autograph from joe biden? i think it kind of says a lot. >> i don't think this scene would ever happen in the joe biden campaign. >> check out that trump hair. it is like -- by the way. >> he said it was tony and knicks. this is a food show. and so this is just a producer fail. like why did we not get cheese steaks brought in? maybe tony and nick maybe they can bring in cheese steak sandwiches for us pup >> better than onion rings for breakfast. >> let's bring in shannon bream live from outside the supreme court this morning. good morning to you shannon. will: so i guess let's look, let's look i don't know if we're looking backwards or forwards with this story but this could be coming seen to the supreme court just not this term it this is the idea of bringing ten commandments back into the schools. something trump talked about it is happening in louisiana, texas said they're going to do it as well. what do you think about this? shannon, as far as, this is sort of an issue that's designed to arrive someday again at the supreme court. >> it wouldn't be surprised and i've been a part of listening to a number cases over the years that have talked about religious gleys in public like christmas even ten command ms and others when it is in a school that's government funded. i think that's going to be a really unique issue by the time it gets to the court here and a lot of supporters will say it is a historic document. it is not as some critics will say it is about christian nationalism and trying to jam that down the throats, it is from hebrew and jewish in nature they came through moses and down from that mountain it wasn't peter, paul or jesus who got them so very least you say this is a judeo-christian issue and supporters will argue listen it is a historic document. others will say there can be nothing that looks like a government endorsement of religion. so if you're going hang up the ten commandments either they come down or you put up every religion. listen a lot of public schools teach dincht religions we all agree that is healthy for kids to know about the foundations and i would suspect most major religions have things as part of their underpinnings like -- don't murder people. don't steal. honor your father and mother people would agree those you want your kids to learn. >> low bar there. so yeah, i see you're stanging with the beautiful supreme court behind you. we've got a couple of major rulings dealing with trump immunity, and other case. what are you looking for? reporter: that does number one at top of every watch list what happens, and it is not just for trump but huge with him with legal battles he's got but, of course, as justice neil gorsuch said we're writing a rule for the ages this is something that will impact every president to come in our nation's future. so it is really big, and it has to do with the actions he took while still president after the 2020 election in those interim days. leading up to and through january 6th that's a huge one, obviously, but there's also a case involving january 6th defendant and whether the justice department rightfully uses this obstruction charge against him it is not just him but has potential to impact cases charged under that statute including trump and we have abortion and other things we're waiting on social media censorship it is a busy week. >> i know if you are not a gambling woman but if you were to gamble on immunity result when do you think that might cool? >> well next day we're getting opinions is wednesday but we have 14 left so generally my experience has been in covering the court for 17 years is they add days so they haven't added one prior to wednesday that makes me think if our educated case is wednesday, thursday, friday we get opinions. listen it was the last case they heard many it is the most momentous case, most difficult one. i would suspect they leave for the last day which is friday. >> friday is the last day decisions will be final all released this week -- >> only once in the 17 years i've been covering the court has it bled into july it is exceptionally rare it can happen. you know like i always say the supreme court's world we're just living in it. >> that is around that debate wednesday, thursday, friday all centered around two of them right before the debate one the day after. >> yeah. exactly. that's very interesting tell what you say you have on fox news sunday today, shannon. >> no members of the senate judiciary committee chris coons, democrat, lindsey graham republican to talk about calls for more ethics crackdowns here try to get to foreign policy with them as well and john thy turley legal eagles will work through cases that are left, of course, our panel with new poll numbers as well. and my conversation with justice stephen breyer retired now. will: great, we'll be watching. >> one thing before we go. rachel my husband has got sean beats when i got crazy and superfluffy i recall that christmas getting membership to a sports club, and dumbbells and workout outfits. yeah. he's learned the error of his ways he won't make that again. >> i got a peloton i asked for the peloton and that's -- >> they want us to be healthy. we want the same thing for us too. >> i love it. thanks shannon. >> bye guys. truth is i'm definitely more guilty of fat shaming sean than he is of me. all right we'll move to this in l.a., you take fascinating interview will earlier -- with some victims of horrific crime veronica on the daughter of one of the victims and willy and kent the grandson. why don't you break down what happened in that interview because it was so heartbreaking. will: you can see in the video right there is 74-year-old grandfather attacked by homeless man in los angeles. his wife 55 years old virtually blind according to his, her family tries to intervene to help him out. she goes to the ground she hits her head you can see on the pavement there she's on life support there brain damage and d.a. in los angeles george gascón chosen to drop felony charges against this homeless man who attacked this couple. leaving him with just misdemeanor charges. so yes, had the couple's daughter and grandson on fox earlier to talk about this case. >> we have to fight. with the district attorney -- for them to do their job. and i told them you guys can't look at it as another case, to quickly get through the courts. you have to look at it with the human touch of the damages that this man has caused our family. and he's just going to walk free. with no consequence because of the changes that have been brought in by mr. gascón. >> i don't care where he says ill intent or not his actions has my step grandmother in the hospital and they told us that there's no hope of her waking up. >> argument for the d.a. office is he didn't intend to hurt the grandmother there who is now on life support. in fact their office says evidence does not establish proof of an intentional act that resulted in her fall. rachel: such a two tiered system i think about nancy pelosi and her husband paul who was attacked. in his home by a home intruder that person who did that, and harmed him is now facing life imprison. and then here's a woman who is now brain dead -- and they're letting him go. why is that happening? charlie: you're in the commission of a violent felony, attacking somebody, and inadvertently or part of that result leads to the attacking the wife who winds up brain dead. the idea that that is not -- who -- with the original attack was intentional. so it's -- you know, and i'm shurl george gascón is concerned about microaggressions i'm sure he has a lot to say about that what about macro aggression -- rachel: this isn't the first time gascón has been accused. this is a long record of him letting violent criminals go. and seeing these victims, you know, they're just -- it is like they're restrictized. charlie: it is not just about punishing for the crime but it's also to take this thug off the streets. and put him away -- so that he doesn't do it to somebody else. rachel: charlie you commented that victims we're bringing on they are minorities. they are from -- from poor more marginalized communities so many times that question brought in, you know over the years, and this kind of crime affects people. who are middle class, and poor because they don't have the kind of security that you know, and protection that people who live in nicer neighborhoods do. charlie: donald trump is making inroads with minority communities because he's talking about crime specifically illegal aliens coming to the countries committing crimes and those are things that matter to those people. rachel: yes. turning now to headlines police announcing fourth dieted after shot outside an arkansas grocery store on friday. a total of 13 people including two officers were shot when a gunman opened fire outside the store. one officer is out of the hospital. while the others suffered minor injuries. the suspect remains in custody this morning as investigators are still trying to figure out a motive. a woman in oregon is suing a portland area theme park after her daughter was one of 30 people who were left hanging in the air upside down get this for 30 minutes when a ride got stuck. that's just sounds like -- awful. the lawsuit accusing oaks park of negligence claiming park officials reportedly failed to keep the ride in safe condition. and says that woman's daughter suffers physical pain and emotional distress after getting stuck and theme park is not commenting on the lawsuit. a group of fishermen are being hailed as heros after rescuing 38 dogs from a mississippi lake. the dogs chased a deer at least a half a mile from the shore. those fishermen joined us earlier and one described the rescue. >> there was dogs everywhere. and we knew immediately we had to act. and from people contacting us across the globe it is just the most dogs they've ever heard of getting rescued with just one lining what he said is that boys we're about to get wet. rachel: owners offered men reward but good samaritans refused the money. and those are your headlines. >> wow. >> 38 dogs -- >> all rescued. that is all that matters. thousands use the mobile app to enter the u.s. and one former u.s. border chief is sounding the alarm, next. real quick. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen. i invite you to join me in more prayer on hallow, stay prayed up (♪) (♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. while i am a paid 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it not to be counted into the official number. what's going on? >> well, thank you for having me on again today. i think a couple of things are important. one is really the true processing doesn't take place until they get to the united states. but as far as the vetting goes, it is the same vetting that allowed eight terrorists into the united states. it is the same vetting that we talk about on the southwest border. and i think for people that travel internationally or do any kind of international business, it is also important to understand that the cvp officers that are tasked to process these illegal aliens with no illegal claim to be in the united states they're supposed to be doing other things. they're supposed to be facilitating your entry through dolis these aren't just at the border and i encourage people as you just highlighted always look at the national encount percent you go to the website. not just the southwest border or whatever they're highlighting. because there's not been a decrease. this administration has put over 100,000 illegal aliens into ports of entry and forcing cvp officers to process them. every single month. so we're still at 2.2 million illegal aliens entering this country in this last year this administration, you know, smoking mirrors they try to make things look drchght but they are 100% committed to an open border. and they only talk about, you know, helping more people get into the united states they never talk about the dangers faced by america. if i can sneak in real quick texas just established some stuff. 4,000 illegal aliens this have felony criminal aliens all over the u.s. that's one state that actually takes this left serious if all of the other states step up and actually help out. we can make a huge difference. >> yeah. i mean we've been talking throughout the show about the young women -- and the girls who have been murder in the last month. all of that -- that blood is on the hands of alejandro mayorkas and joe biden who are 100% responsible for policies and seem to not care about the consequences of it. i just saw a video by the way of a young girl who -- african-american girl who was sex the trafficked through cartels and you know, she's voting for trump she gave -- a statement about that. i mean that's thes other part that's happening is the sex trafficking of children and women and even young boys. when donald trump was in office, the border patrol was able to speak very freely, i mean, you're talking to us very frankly very bluntly very transparently but you're former you used to have that job. joe biden is not allowing border patrol to speak at all. to the press -- to anybody, explain what they're afraid of. >> yeah remind the viewers i was chief under trump administration so go tell america what's going on on the boards and keep us informed on day one biden administration put a gag order on all government employees. that you're not allowed to speak given them talking points. i think that's the point. they want to spin the information and they want to give selective data points. mayorkas talks about this vetting and he says with a straight face to congress and all of the american public we're not releasing anybody into the united states without vetting them and doesn't tell them that vetting is basically usda tay bases only. it is basically -- a useless records check. >> wow. rodney scott, we're glad you're able to talk because our poor -- border patrol agents who are doing the tough work right now can't tell us all of the horrors that they're seeing and experiencing and it is no wonder morale is so low for them god bless them all thank you for joining us and keep speaking up and telling us the truth we appreciate it. >> thank you for telling the truth too appreciate it. thanks. rachel: big bail on blue cities bringing a surge in homeschooling to deep red states. one mom on why the gem is state -- why the gem state is a true gem for at home education. boy we lot love that trend. that's next. ten commandments ms and others why choose a sleep number smart bed? i need help with her snoring. sleep number does that. thank you. shop our lowest prices of the season with free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. sleep number smart beds starting at $999. learn more at sleepnumber.com >> thanks to lockdowns lagging test scores and far left curriculums, more parents on the west coast leaving progressive states leading to surge of homeschooling in deep red idaho. dubbed freest state in the nation, idaho has seen its homeschool rates soar as many parents move into the state. our next guest homeschools her two children and is a homeschool graduate herself. homeschool idaho board member audra joins us now. audra thanks so much for joining us. i was fascinated to look at these numbers of people who have left the idaho school system which we would -- which indicates that they're being homeschooled. it, obviously, started with covid. but it is really not let up since then. >> true. the number of homeschoolers that have stepped out of the school system and continue to homeschool even after the covid crisis ended has stayed constant and our homeschool community here in idaho has continued to grow both native idaho staying out of the school system. but also the influx of families from places like california, and oregon and washington. charlie: how much of it would you put at the feet of frustration about the public schools and how much of it do you put at the feet of just people realizing that oh, man, homeschooling a really great option? >> i would say it's a pretty good split. between the two, and some of it is the frustration like you say of what's going on in our public schools but the covid -- you know the covid schooling that brought kids home also showed parents that they are capable of schooling their children at home even if they didn't have a problem with their school in the first place. charlie: interesting. so more so than just the fact that you know, i feel like i know a lot of parents who were, you know, they got to see what their schools very teaching and they were horrified so they pulled kids out at that point. but also it sort of probably gave some encouragement you department need encouragement. you are graduate yourself of homeschool and now you're homeschooling your own kids how many kids do you have and what are the challenges that you face? >> well i have four kids one is grown, and out of the house. and so i'm schooling three of them. the challenge is facing homeschool parents is just that challenge that faces you when you parent. it's making the time for it. it's prioritizing in your daily life. it's -- just incorporating it into how you -- how you live your daily life. thankfully here in idaho, there aren't a whole lot of restrictions on homeschoolers so there's quite a lot of liberty here. charlie: one of the things homeschool idaho is concerned with legislation that could pop up. has that been a problem for you all? are there laws that are -- that are threatening homeschooling? >> actually, there are. the covid crisis brought behind it a move called school choice. charlie: okay i think we lost audra. but we appreciate your coming on. and now you can catch me again tonight on the big weekend show at 7 p.m. eastern along with alicia tammy bruce and joe -- in fighting in the spotlight, the effort to unseat far left squad member jamal bauman now the most expensive house primary in history. chad pilgrim has a live report on the cash campaign, next. with so many choices on booking.com there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubles to help me out. splurgy tina loves a hotel near rodeo drive. oh tina! wild tina booked a farm stay to ride this horse. glenn close?! with millions of possibilities you can book whoever you want to be. that's my line! booking.com booking.yeah if you're living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis, 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(♪) ask your doctor about how skyrizi could help with your skin or joint symptoms. learn how abbvie could help you save. rachel: new york house primary is on tuesday. and squad member jamal bauman is fighting to keep his congressional seat. the race is already drawing record spending as it become the most expensive primary race ever. will: chad is live with the latest. good morning, chad. >> good morning guys as you say this primary contest is a bellwether per where democrats stand with the hard left they are split over the war in the middle east this primary crystallizes that fight. now incumbent jamal bauman opposes israel actions in gaza. >> u.s. tax dollars kills babies and women and children. my opponent supports genocide. >> in fact, until recently bauman said hamas did not behead israeli babies and rape women. he just apologized bauman anti-israel message may resonate with progressives in the bronx. but bauman challenger joe laddmer says he's out of step with the pro-israel suburbs. >> not consistent with this district and i think that's probably the disconnect. if there's an upset of incumbent people want you to interpret about money it is about not being connected. got campaign assistance alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> we are tired of having corporate lobbies trying to buy our communities and sell them to the highest bidder we're not doing that anymore. >> this is the most expensive primary in house history. both candidates have spent 23 million dollars combined. back to you. will: chad one of the things i've seen as expensive this race is bauman shows how much apec is spending to campaign against him. where's bauman's money coming from? >> you see that's the big question here i talked to bernie sanders independent senator from vermont who campaigned with bauman in the district on friday. i talked to sanders on thursday and he made a big point about apec and lobbyist but again you know that's where all of that money is coming. not necessarily from small donations so that is key. and again this really is -- representative of the schism inside the democratic party. between that hard left, and the more moderate to democrats and this is something that george latched on to remember elliot ingle from that district it was bauman who caught this wave shifting that distribute to the left. beat to elliot in the primary, elliot was the top democrat and chairman of the forb affairs committee and the house of representatives and somebody who had stood by israel. and so this kind of represents that district it's really on the edge especially as you get deeper into westchester county and into it is very different than closer to new york city. >> new york post reported that they even got detractors heckling them from the even farther left at that rally yesterday. >> yeah. again that just represents the problem that the democrats have all the way up to the presidential level and whether or not those folks will support president biden this false and more mainstream democrats in november. >> great stuff. thank you, chad. s rachel: my guess you guys is there's a lot of george soros money in there interesting so much about apec but let's talk about george soros and his interests in our country. so -- charlie: yes indeed. turning now to your headlines. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu explaining why he called out the u.s. for allegedly withholding ammunition shipments from israel. >> four months ago there's been a dramatic decline in arm supplies from the u.s. to israel. in light of what i've heard in the past 24 hours, i hope and believe that this matter will be resolved soon. charlie: netanyahu says he pleaded before making his concerns public. the nuclear power theodore roosevelt arriving in south korea yesterday for plan military exercises with japan and south korea. the move which many are calling a show of force comes as noters korea continues to ramp up hostility towards u.s. and its allies. and it is just off the heels of a major security deal between kim jong-il and russian president vladimir putin. >> a group of treasure hunters out of florida making a huge discovery after finding hundreds of silver coins dating back over 300 years. the group believes the coins came from spanish ships that sunk in 1715 and say the whole thing cames -- as a surprise. >> almost numbing in a way you hope but never expect it. >> i wasn't expecting that is how greatest find come about. treasure hunters are working on cleaning up the coins and then it is back to the waters for more buried treasure. will: how much is it worth? >> that's most important thing you're better off with that than you are -- investing in, you know -- the spanish coins held up our currency -- exactly. all right. >> let's now turn to meteorologist rick -- for our weather forecast. rick: you got nervous when you had to say my name like rick -- will: i can feel it over here. rick: enjoyable for me to be honest. i didn't know that was a job treasure hunter. will: great. i don't know if it is a job depends how much that was worth. rick: good career. let's talk weather here. we have major amounts of rain over the last few days across parts of south dakota and iowa take a look at minnesota worthing, south dakota last 72 hours over 17 inches of rain with major flooding, in fact, a lot of rivers here that are in their record-breaking, broken their all time high levels. that's going to be a problem as all of that water flows in towards the missouri river over next couple of days. over the next seven day here's a moisture that's coming to get moisture across the four corners states california, staying dry and it is tboipg really warm up by the way out across parts the southwest. we're going get some more rain unfortunate across areas of iowa, in towards illinois. parts of northern new england enjoy this front that's move through to drop our temperatures down across much of the northeast and we have severe weather today including threat for tornado or two across parts of northern new england. back to you inside. will: thank you u.s. men soccer team in the copa america game on fox and fox sports analyst is here with the preview. next. ♪ ♪ ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living. it is reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris can lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious meningococcal infections, which may become life-threatening or fatal, and other types of infections. complete or update your meningococcal vaccines at least 2 weeks before starting ultomiris. if ultomiris is urgent, you should also receive antibiotics with your vaccines. before starting ultomiris, tell your doctor about all of your medical conditions and medications. ultomiris can cause reactions such as back pain, tiredness, dizziness, limb discomfort, or bad taste. ultomiris is moving forward with continuous symptom control. ask your neurologist about starting ultomiris. it's mine. you, ok? yeah, are you ok? we're fine. my serve. maybe we should stop. this pinewood pickleball champ stops for no one. we got our melons checked. she had a concussion. admitting i was wrong is worse than losing at pickleball. saving your brain is a definite win. don't mess with your melon. if you hit it, get it checked. >> the u.s. men's national soccer team set to take on bolivia in their first copa america match of 2024 and u.s. enters the tournament after a tie against brazil in a loss against columbia in friendly warmup matches for the tournament. but it all kicks off 6 p.m. eastern on fox, and here with a preview is fox sports analyst alexi looking sharp in his denim. >> got to keep up with you. look at you your hair is incredible you always look great trying to keep up with you like five she think in the morning in l.a. all sorts of work to do here. will: wish i could dress like for "fox & friends." as it kicks off today, look, huge summer of soccer between euro 24 and koap america 2024 on fs1 and fox you're covering all day lock and finally today we get to see america usa starting today alexi. >> yeah. all right u.s. bolivia today get up get out of bed it is america day when it comes to soccer and it doesn't matter whether you're into soccer ore not into soccer america is playing so cheap for men's national team as they take on bolivia in copa america, and this is a team that i think is worth your time and your attention, and your belief. this golden generation if you will -- that has been nurtured from a young age has cool from age and we have higher expectations of them whether against bolivia or further down the line with a good chance to play likes of brazil and columbia we expect big things this summer because what happens when the men's world cup is here is directly to what's happening to this summer. will: make sure the audience fully understands so copa america will crown a champion so central, south america everybody is in this that qualified and favorites will be your world cup reigning champion. argentina, and then brazil -- so i would ask you this and we've talked about it on the will cain show they've been on that second tier underneath argentina and brazil and the question is can they swrump into the top tear and to your point that would happen pretty quickly in the quarter finals where it's expected they probably meet brazil -- >> yeah. so this is -- this is where is meets the road under the head coach you can see him there on your screen. this is a generation that has been given everything in terms of resources and in terms of pathways in terms of opportunity and with that comes higher expectations. and i think it's right and fair to expect this team to do things that have not been done in the past. and that means beating the best in the world. all right, and the best in the world are in this tournament when it comes to teams like brazil when it comes to teams like columbia when it comes to teams like uruguay and in order to win a world cup and if it is not being the best in the world what the hell are we doing here? next world cup is 2026 hosted in the united states and we want to make sure we're in the best form when we get there and you have to start showing you can compete and beat with the best in the world. will: let's throw a pick i haven't seen who he's picking for this tournament look at that america in the final against argentina. taken down brazil, love it. and he's got mexico by the way in the semifinal. >> big believer in this team. i know it is with my heart rather than my head but it is okay. will: i love it we'll be watching today use and the men's national team. final hour of "fox & friends" just ahead. ♪ ♪ an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. sure, i'm a paid actor, and this is not a real company, but there is no way to fake how upwork can help your business. search talent all over the world with over 10,000 skills you may not have in house. more than 30% of the fortune 500 use upwork because this is how we work now. can it keep me warm when i'm cold? 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