o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rocket s 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 wray brave . will: welcome to fox & friends on this one day before halloween. rachel campos-duffy, pete hegseth and will cain as we continue to watch your photos come in from across america. pete: you continue to deliver. very well-done, america. rachel: reminding us with your photos how much we love this country. i love it. good morning, guys. pete: welcome back from texas. rachel: i have stories to tell you guys later. pete: do you? on television or the break? rachel: on television. we ll get to it. i have border stories. airport stories connected to the border, we have to talk about them because i saw more on the way home. pete: careful what you reveal to rachel campus duffy. rachel: i talked to a
yeah regardless what conservative speaker we bring to campus the left is outraged, they lose their minds. they never come to ask questions in the q&a blind. they resort to questions, eating a bible and spray-painted the building mind them the morning of our event. pete: they talk about diversity, equity, inclusion, do you feel like you re included in their inclusion? not always. especially when the administration decides to put out a statement calling our speaker harmful before even speaks on our campus. the administration didn t put out any statements saying how they stand with conservative students after an actual hate crime was committed against us the morning of our event. so it is hard to feel safe sometimes when the administration doesn t seem to back free speech all the time. pete: matt walsh had something to say about the contrast, tweeting this, you can be on the side that eats the bible,