ainsley: we lived it, too. we live in new york and see so many people moving to florida. brian: while you were picking out that great out fit, your producers booked a show. pete: we have a great show this weekend, vivek ramaswamy, mike johnson, now speaker, trying to negotiate on capitol hill and elise stefanik. brian: front-runner as vice president if donald trump gets nominated. ainsley: you think front-runner? pete: in the top pier of people he s looking at. brian: kick us off the third hour. pete: the third and final hour of fox and friends starts right now. lawrence: we re live in alpharetta, georgia. time to go see what the people are saying in georgia. let s go! what s up, georgia? [cheering] what s happening? what s happening? that s right, guys. i will tell you what is going on. what is happening. what is happening? how you doing? what s up? we re here because what s happening? [cheering] lawrence: so we had governor ron desantis here. he
they ll respond. mike: there has also been some chatter that this year, the election will be be driven by economic issues, i personally think that that is right, but others suggested that that means that republicans won t even touch the issue, some of which you just mentioned, the sanctity of life, traditional marriage. you don t seem to be afraid to at least articulate those issues, why not? well, i m not because i believe them and i live them. my husband and i have been married 33 years and i m married to a wonderful man and we have five biological children and privileged to raise 23 foster children in our home. life means everything to us, we re 100% pro-life and believe in marriage to one man and one woman. i was the chief of that maechlt and voted on, as a matter of fact, governor, hopefully today and will be put on the ballot here in minnesota after an eight-year long effort that i spearheaded. these are issues fundamental to our country because the family is the building blo
mike: there has also been some chatter that this year, the election will be be driven by economic issues, i personally think that that is right, but others suggested that that means that republicans won t even touch the issue, some of which you just mentioned, the sanctity of life, traditional marriage. you don t seem to be afraid to at least articulate those issues, why not? well, i m not because i believe them and i live them. my husband and i have been married 33 years and i m married to a wonderful man and we have five biological children and privileged to raise 23 foster children in our home. life means everything to us, we re 100% pro-life and believe in marriage to one man and one woman. i was the chief of that maechlt and voted on, as a matter of fact, governor, hopefully today and will be put on the ballot here in minnesota after an eight-year long effort that i spearheaded. these are issues fundamental to our country because the family is the building block of the entire
they ll respond. mike: there has also been some chatter that this year, the election will be be driven by economic issues, i personally think that that is right, but others suggested that that means that republicans won t even touch the issue, some of which you just mentioned, the sanctity of life, traditional marriage. you don t seem to be afraid to at least articulate those issues, why not? well, i m not because i believe them and i live them. my husband and i have been married 33 years and i m married to a wonderful man and we have five biological children and privileged to raise 23 foster children in our home. life means everything to us, we re 100% pro-life and believe in marriage to one man and one woman. i was the chief of that maechlt and voted on, as a matter of fact, governor, hopefully today and will be put on the ballot here in minnesota after an eight-year long effort that i spearheaded. these are issues fundamental to our country because the family is the building blo