will: no. pete: looks like there might be a pier going out many that direction, i m guessing florida. the trees don t match will: it s raining like it is in florida right now. rachel: it s america. i can say that because i see the flag. pete: and no one s going to tell us. so that that s an unknown location in america [laughter] where it is not sunny. will: rehoboth. pete: i was right on the pier. will: 70s. rachel: oh, that was cream. will: best country, best rock and roll, 70s. pete: i mow your taste. 90s. rachel: 80s. that was obvious. pete: fourth and final hour of fox & friends, and i ve officially not even quiet quitting, every morning when you try to order breakfast on this show. she said she was going to the order us keach as 7 a.m. quiche, it s 9:00 rachel: i don t do it on my phone, i m old school. i just cook. pete: start preparing breakfast at home the night before and bring it in rachel: i m actually going to do that. pete: will you do that one tim
passes and we do our assessment we know what damage we have sustained and we ll work hard to restore power. if a citizen of tallahassee is watching at 7:25 in the morning, what do you recommend they do at this point? there isn t storm surge. they may have time to prepare. what are you telling your residents? time to stay home. shelter in place. we re about 30 minutes away from landfill. we are already starting to feel the effects. folks, just stay home and stay in place. i got to tell you i m so proud of the men and women, first responders, our utility work earls, everybody here at the emergency operation center. we re working hard to keach the city of tallahassee in the big bend area safe and we ll continue to do so. how soon do you expect your people to get out after the storm in terms of assessing potential damage to structures, power lines and everything else that may go down. you confident you have enough people to surge that out once the storm passes through?
will: no. pete: looks like there might be a pier going out many that direction, i m guessing florida. the trees don t match will: it s raining like it is in florida right now. rachel: it s america. i can say that because i see the flag. pete: and no one s going to tell us. so that that s an unknown location in america [laughter] where it is not sunny. will: rehoboth. pete: i was right on the pier. will: 70s. rachel: oh, that was cream. will: best country, best rock and roll, 70s. pete: i mow your taste. 90s. rachel: 80s. that was obvious. pete: fourth and final hour of fox & friends, and i ve officially not even quiet quitting, every morning when you try to order breakfast on this show. she said she was going to the order us keach as 7 a.m.
that allowed this to happen. when their own researchers came to them with solutions, they didn t want to do it if it meant sacrificing engagement. congressmen, if you were sitting in this hearing and then reading zuckerberg s response, dismissing it as a false picture and pieces of it just not true is how he put it, what would you be doing today? well, making it very clear here is the problem. by the way, some great reporting, keach, on this. i think this is so long overdue. facebook is an advertising company that has a good technology platform. they earn their revenue by advertising. so, of course, they re making decisions that on the outside we would say probably ought not do that. i would be pointing out a couple things. one, they know and clearly didn t do anything about it, that this is harmful to kids on one of their platforms, certainly instagram. there s a few things we can do to that end. one is giving parents more
there have been tipping points in recent memory on other issues where congress and the senate seemed primed to get something done, and then once they got to the 10 or 5 yard line, it fell apart. i m not saying that s what s going to happen here, but i m also saying that s not what s going to happen here. the more information they have that is tangible, things like what the wall street journal reported and the documents that houghen brought to the committee, those things help, though, and the fact it s bipartisan, i know we have seen this before, but i like to believe these movies can have other endings sometimes. it s possible. especially when these lawmakers are as outspoken as they are and they do all have skin in the game as grandparents and parents of kids on these platforms. ali vitale, thank you. jacob ward, thank you. keach, great to have you on the show. thanks to all of you. we re about to hear from president biden. we think some time in the next 15, 20 minutes, maybe. t