♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched ♪ ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ will: that was bridgeport, connecticut, police officer sandy gonzalez with the nypd colorguard performing our nation's and them live on fox square at not just the anthem, but also the kickoff of the great american 9/11 pickle ball marathon. we will be outside all morning raising funds for tunnels to towers, the wounded blue and athletes for america. to donate as you watch throughout the morning, visit 9/112023. or scan the qr code on the bottom of the screen throughout the show. 9/11 coming up monday but we are remembering early and all morning long. will: pickle ball marathon all morning long. pete: 24 hours pickle ball. rachel: steve doocy is our pickle ball correspondence. sandy gonzalez, there are many renditions of the national anthem. i love when somebody gives it right down the middle like that. she doesn't embellish it. she let it just, it was beautiful. kudos to you. pete: look who is here. rachel: great to see you. will: it is always fun. rachel: last weekend, it always is. all right. last weekend, we had some extensive breakfast fail 's i'm taking charge of breakfast today. will: i will do it at 7:45. rachel: watch me. pete: last night donald trump had a big event in south dakota and got a big endorsement from someone many thought might run for president, a popular governor on the shortlist for vice president as well, governor christie noem said this. >> donald trump was invited to be with you tonight. he said i will be there. that is why people love donald trump. he doesn't listen to consultants. he doesn't listen to the media or the political elite to tell him what is important to add who what his priorities should be. to him every american is worth fighting for. he is the leader, the fighter that our country needs. he has my full and complete endorsement for president of the united states of america. i will do everything i can to help him win and save this country. >> i'm honored to receive your endorsement. appreciate it. i've gotten some endorsement, some good some bad, hers means a lot. everyone here tonight has caught in the greatest political movement in the history of our country. rachel: first of all. pete: some signs, trump noem. rachel: first of all can we say something, she is strong. everyone talks about michelle obama's arms. christie noem definitely a workout queen. would love to see those two arm wrestle but she made a calculation, a political calculation and she does admired donald trump's presidency. a lot of people thought she would run for president, she didn't. she did last night endorse trump, has been a huge supporter of his. she was rising among the governors along with ron desantis who decided to challenge him and she made the right decision in that as you see from the sign, people are saying trump and kristi noem together. can't imagine that if trump ends up at the end of this road as the candidate that he would pick ron desantis now. at the beginning there was talk that that would have been a nice ticket. will: you often hear tim scott and now kristi noem. pete: i hear tulsi gabbard too. rachel: tulsi gabbard would be a bold move. pete: a realignment move. rachel: that only trump could do if it was going to happen. pete: trump is going to the iowa football game today. rachel: others are going. will: ron desantis is also going. rachel: maybe they will make up. will: we will be watching. rachel: the g 20 summit in india, president biden meeting with top world leaders. he is looking to strengthen ties as the us looks to counter adversaries like china. pete: peter doocy is live from new delhi with the latest. >> reporter: we wish we could play a soundbite of president biden at some of these meetings in new delhi but we don't have any. usually at these international summits they will let the cameras in for part of these meetings where the president sits down with a world leader, say something so we know what they are talking about but not here. press access is extremely restricted. there are reports president biden may at some point have an informal meeting with the saudi crown prince mbs. he will not have such meetings with china's xi or russia's putin. those countries are responsible for a lot of the problems facing the world leaders here at the g 20 in india. i asked a top white house official without those two here what is the point? are disappointed president xi wasn't able to show up. the prc will be represented at some leader level. there's a lot at stake for china in this meeting. they should have interest in some of the international investment opportunities, climate change issues we will be pursuing. >> reporter: a big thing on the agenda reforming the world bank. the us wants to get 70 plus developing countries a place to go for loans so they don't get high interest chinese loans. i asked kirby if he agrees with the characterization that the us is just trying to buy off these developing countries. he said absolutely not. back to you. pete: we are hearing the press doesn't have as much access as in years past. some these trips have not gone well for the president. what is the white house saying about press access and how the president is doing? >> reporter: they wish they had more press access. each country's decision to limit it like this, there's nothing we can do. i don't know that it helps the perception back at home, poll after poll after poll showing that voters are thinking of president biden might be too old for another term. i had a chance to ask john kirby about that as well. >> he is already up and at it and he will be until the end of today. look at the agenda for the rest of this trip. he is engaged in the world stage, acting in the best interests of the american people and our national security by being here at the g 20 trying to advance opportunities for better prosperity and security and that includes vietnam. he will make that stop in alaska. he is on the move. >> reporter: the schedule has a lot of stuff in it. the hours are wacky. in new delhi you have to start your day at 11:30 p.m. eastern. people back home are not seeing that in action because the access is so limited. there will be another stop tomorrow in hanoi in vietnam. another press conference with president biden but in terms of this over the weekend g 20 stop, we are not seeing very much. rachel: is hunter biden on the trip? >> reporter: hunter biden on the trip? he is not, that we are told. rachel: thank you so much. glad to see that the president is in india taking care of climate change because that's the most important thing right now. will: meanwhile, this is a big decision, the fifth circuit court of appeals, the affirmation of lower court ruling that the biden administration violated the first amendment of the united states when they pressured big tech companies into censoring americans. jeff landry said the fifth circuit unanimously affirmed the injunction, freedom of speech a major win against censorship, totalitarianism and biden. pete: remember that moment, who knows? on what topics and the way in which the federal government use powerful agencies to strongly suggest pressure/tell tech companies to censor certain speech, certain individuals. the court in retrospect. will: this is important because this is the fifth circuit court of appeals. three levels of appeal and the court system. theoretically you could find a federal judge at the district level, and to one side or another. now you've gone up and there's nine districts. that is the supreme court of the united states. he rachel: you think it would go there? >> an injunction to coordinate or influence big tech censorship. you have to think the administration would appeal. a white house spokesperson says the administration has promoted responsible actions to protect public health, safety and security when confirmed by challenges like a deadly pandemic. consistent view remain social media platforms have to take effect, account of the effects of the platforms on the american people to make independent choices about the information they present. rachel: this is a big win at this level for free speech in america but can't forget how many people actually died because they were censoring because they wouldn't let people talk about other ways to treat covid. they wouldn't allow you to talk about ivermectin, or doctors who said lockdowns were a bad idea or shouldn't ask kids, kinds of things that happened and i think that has to be accountable, people have to be held accountable for what happens because of censorship. pete: they want to promote responsible actions can you can drive a truck, who decides what a response of election is? they want to do that. they certainly believe it should be within their purview to influence social media companies which i would bet it does get appealed. it is nice to feel when things get appealed you get a sense of the ruling from the supreme court. to go back to some people who revealed want went on in this process, remember mike taibbi and the twitter file hearings about what happened with censorship throughout twitter based on what was revealed to them by you on musk. march 9th of 2023. watch. >> twitter files, state attorney general lawsuits, investigative reporters revealed a large and growing network of government agencies, academic institutions and nongovernmental organizations actively censoring american citizens often without their knowledge on a range of issues. they aren't asking for a national debate over the first amendment. they are creating blacklists of disfavored people and pressuring, cajoling, demanding social media platform sensor and band the people on those lists. the original promise of the internet was it might democratize the exchange of information globally. a free internet would overwhelm all attempts to control information flow. its very existence a threat to anti-democratic forms of government everywhere. what we found in the files is a sweeping effort to reverse that promise and used machine learning and other tools to turn the internet into an instrument of censorship and social control. unfortunately our own government appears to be playing the lead role. pete: to keep the story going throughout the morning, the take away is when a government declares an emergency, it absolves itself of having to live up to its constitutional limitations. you have a right to free speech until there is a public health emergency. watch this happen over and over again and we will talk about it as we speak. new mexico declared an emergency suspending the second amendment, if you declare an emergency you can suspend any institutional right. that is the door. if it was already tracked, it was busted wide open. it has not been shut. rachel: the interesting thing is those were two journalists but those journalists revealed this and talked twitter files and been on this side of censorship. they are not accepted. what does this say about our rest of the journalists in our country? what does it say about the state of journalism that not every journalist, no matter what outlet they are or what their political leanings are that they aren't supporting those two guys and this issue of trying to get the government out of censoring people. seems like that should be something journalists would care about. pete: and have things go the way they want. rachel: a really weird coalition between government and big journalism. pete: and without elon musk. rachel: we turn to your headlines. authorities revealed another sighting of the convicted killer who escaped a pennsylvania prison more than a week ago. someone saw danilo kavalkante running outside of philadelphia. the prison tower guard on duty during the murders escape has been fired. he is an illegal immigrant found guilty of killing his ex-girlfriend. now to a fox weather alert, hurricane lee is forecast to remain a major cyclone in the atlantic even though it has been weakened since yesterday. the us air force filling this footage from the higher by hurricane thursday after the storm escalated from category one to category 5 overnight. it is still not entirely clear if lee will make landfall in the us but it could still bring very dangerous rain, wind and serve to the eastern seaboard over the next week. for more on this, you can download the fox weather apps or stream fox weather on any of your connected devices. teachers in one school district will be seeing double as 17 sets of twins are due to start kindergarten this monday. the twintergartner will go to school in the philly suburbs. the highest number of twins ever welcomed. one of the students is excited to hug her twin brother anytime she wants. will: that is what i was blown away by. it is all around philadelphia. is it one school district? 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you talk about the effects that happen if you start at a young age which is what we are seeing. it is a gateway drug to other kinds of drug use? also what will it do to the population with this many people checked out and high on marijuana? >> there are so many effects besides the physical effects. there is increasing anxiety and increased violence. long-term, we could be looking at more deaths from automobile accidents, you could go on and on. rachel: at the government and state level, is this a big business, i understand there's a lot of money to be made, big time lobbyists lobbying the government to keep making this more accessible. >> somewhere between $100-$130 billion a year industry if you look at the legal and illegal marijuana industries. there's a lot of money given to politicians as well. rachel: there is definitely money in it and control population better when it is high and checked out. thank you for telling us about these serious complications and warning signs about the increase of marijuana and its normalization. we are not hearing enough about it, thank you. coming up as we prepare to market 22 years since the september 11th attacks, our next guest is lending a helping hand to first responders who sacrificed for their communities. holding the biggest pickle ball fundraiser in america, donating the proceeds to charities that help our heroes. introducing jn personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. 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>> not much. from what i've seen on this report it demonstrates how politicized this georgia prosecution has been from the start and how they were trying to pool in everybody that bought a plane ticket to atlanta during and after the election. i campaign down there a couple weeks, i'm surprised my name wasn't on the list because it was that broad, how they were trying to pull in everybody and anybody who supported donald trump or questioned the election outcome. will: what is it? lindsey graham and kelly leffler and david perdue were not charged, is it some conspiracy to commit election fraud which would have run headlong into the first amendment? >> that's the whole problem with this rico conspiracy that is pending. it is overly broad, rubs up directly against political speech and the first amendment rights that individuals half. is going to be very interesting as the case twists and turns and find its way to the court as to what the appeals court and other judges think of the case and how it ultimately is determined. will: you are here from iowa, today is a big rivalry game, the iowa hawkeyes as you play for iowa and you will be there today as well donald trump and ron desantis, they will all be at the campaign today, what can we expect? >> i invited donald trump to the tradition of the rivalry, two conferences, the big 12 and the big 10 super conferences as we do realignment in the united states college football but it is such great pageantry, such a great tradition, it is going to be just north of one area and this is, people come to the state fair to do politics and understand iowa and this out-of-state game is so many people coming up to be part of the tailgate and part of the experience, two teams that really take the game seriously and want to prove what they have this season. it is always early in the year the weather is gorgeous and perfect. will: out of curiosity, since you invited donald trump what is it going to entail, tailgate, sitting in a sweet? >> that is a secret plan but donald trump does best when he's meeting folks and sharing his vision so i think we will have a great chance to see a lot of people. i've got more invitations to tailgates this year than i ever have. it's going to be a lot of fun. i know donald trump is looking forward to it. will: i don't think you're an unbiased and objective opinion on this game. >> it will be a close game, great defense of iowa about offense to prove itself, it will be a close game, last year's 10-7, iowa pulled it out. will: a typical offense of explosion, 10-7. >> despite the phone booth. will: i love regional rivalries in-state. it is what college football is about. that regionalism is more generically what it is all about. it is a little broader. it is the game of the century. all right, we will be watching along with you and donald trump in iowa state, thank you. over to you. pete: game of the century? seems a little inflated. just a little bit. there we go. alabama is going to win by two touchdowns. now to your headlines again with fox news alert in north africa, 829 people are dead and 670 hurt after a powerful earthquake devastates morocco. the 6.8 magnitude quake hit overnight southwest of the historic city of maracashaim. rescue crews are sifting through debris in search of survivors. i cannot imagine. some people are okay. newly released footage shows country music star zach brian getting pulled over by oklahoma pio highway patrol before being taken into custody thursday. police report shows he was cuffed are failing to comply, he has issued several apologies on social media, the latest saying i will spend the next few weeks try my best to write my wrongs and take back what i said. i do respect police officers and i made a massive mistake. mcdonald's worker taking to social media revealing the annoying practice that will turn your fast food run into a time-consuming process, drive-through workers ignore impatient customers who scream hello the second they pool up. the post sparking a lot of comments from other fast food workers who say they are not afraid to leave rude customers waiting. it is true, you sit there and no one is speaking you are inclined to want to say something but it feels rude, turns out they take it as rude and they make you wait longer. i love it. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for a fox weather forecast. i sat in silence for a minute, i know they are coming. >> and you screamed at them? pete: i waited. >> i would totally do that, i'm waiting 5 seconds. let's talk about hurricane lee really exploded into a category 5 storm a day and a half ago a day and 1/2 ago, down to a category 3 storm. to the north of the caribbean. north of puerto rico. pushing a lot of wave action here, very dangerous day on these beaches and notice it slows down in 5 days, starts to take this right-hand turn. one of the things we used to see what is going to happen with this storm is ensemble models. talking about the european model and the gfs model, the american model. we take each of those, where the current location is and initiate it with that location in different positions and different strengths and see what the models do with the storm and all of this continues to pull to the west. all of them pulled off to the north eventually. for the most part most of these a week from sunday have it somewhere off the eastern seaboard. not saying, our best guess is offshore but folks across the northeast need to watch this. get ready across the eastern seaboard, more showers and temperatures coming down, humidity hanging on. back to you. will: i am sweating. coming up, supposedly the top school in the country for academics. harvard has ranked dead last for free speech. you might member one of their distinguished alums saw this coming years ago and sent his degree back in discussed, we breakdown the new survey straightahead. will: supposedly the taught university in the nation for academics, countless distinguished alums and not so distant was. harvard university ranked one of the worst, the worst school in the country for free speech according to a new survey after 9 faculty members faced calls to be disciplined after voicing so-called controversial opinions. joining us to discuss is president and ceo of the foundation for individual rights, the organization that conducted the survey, thanks for being here, greg and talking about free speech and the state of it on campus or the lack thereof. didn't surprise you how low harvard ranked and why is that? >> not really. i have been doing this for 22 years now, watching free speech on campus my entire career and elite schools always do badly. it's always a question of which one is on the bottom of the list. last year was colombia. in some ways may be expecting gail to be worse than harvard but yale was not. harvard has a bad record the last 10 years when it comes to defending academic freedom and free speech. pete: is that students? professors? everybody? how do you get a negative score? >> harvard got a negative 10. the bottom three schools were georgetown, university of pennsylvania, philadelphia, harvard, university of pennsylvania got 11. harvard got 10. every time you don't stand up for student rights you get a-or don't stand up for professors rights. we weren't expecting anyone to get a negative score so we rounded them up. the main thing about the survey, harvard people are trying to dismiss it. it is the largest survey ever conducted of what students think about the environment of free speech on the ground, rely on four additional databases. not likely have it out for these schools. uva finishes in the top 10, university of chicago always does well but schools like yale, columbia and harvard earned their spot. pete: how do they explain it. do they know how authoritarian one viewpoint is? they don't care? how do they do that? >> they have a hard time believing they do this badly in relationship to other schools particularly, i've been doing this for 22 years, big state schools with more working-class kids tend to have a better environment for free speech. we have been trying to work with harvard for years and years but they have been hesitant to reformat. there's a movement led by some harvard professors to fight back against this. hopefully this will be a wake-up call they've got to change. pete: there's academic freedom, a bunch of professors have come together to say we need the ability to publish and speak without being told what we can publish and say. thanks for doing this study, great to get the insight. >> check out all the numbers at thefire.org. pete: we reached out to harvard for comments, but like fire, we've not heard back. still ahead, patriotism and pickle ball. how you can give back to our nation's he rose while playing america's fastest growing sport. our financial planning tools and advice can help you prepare for today's longer retirement. hi mom. that's the value of ownership. the all-new tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... ...or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. for a limited time, save up to $700 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can dramatically relieve ra and psa symptoms, including fatigue for some. it can stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't take if allergic to rinvoq as serious reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. done settling? 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