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
acre adams scolded officers for congregating together. totally unnecessary. totally petty. to be here on the number one late night show is also an honor we also had the remove the sippy cup. i don t spill unlike the normal host who is anything but normal. steve: out in ocean county, down the shore from where we are sitting right now here in i had midtown, manhattan, you have ship bottom, new jersey. it looks like 72 degrees, clear, sun is going to come up in the next hour. going for a daytime high of 84. by the way, if you are curious how many people you live in ship bottom? 1100. katie: sounds like a dangerous place ship bottom. katie: hold on to summer as long as we can. steve: absolutely. welcome to the fourth day of the weekday version of fox & friends. katie pavlich in once again for ainsley who is on vacation. and brian kilmeade, after being up late last night up early today. katie: brian decided to match me today. brian: you were actually on gut
there was a lot that happened. it was an election security briefing. u.s. officials walked through the ways in which the election system was secure and telling trump about mail-in ballots, security audits for voting, and a range of ways in which the election would be protected. and trump according to our sources even suggested that he was so impressed by the work done to secure the election, that he even suggested doing a press conference where he could take credit for that work. so, this is, as you say, a contrast to what he was saying just weeks later where he ramped up conspiracy theories and was full boor in the fact that the election would not turn into his favor. that is fascinating. he wanted to hold a press conference to tout this. but sean, i do want to play a bit of what trump was saying in public just a few weeks after that meeting in april of 2020. take a listen.
time. but thank you very much for your time and talking to us. talking to us about the greek tragedy. nine people now arrested. 750 people on boor. the last day promises to be settled for most of us. we are looking to changes taking place because of this area of low pressure sitting out in the atlantic, slowly edging towards our shores. it will continue to destabilise throughout the morning. through here, we ll see some cloud in the south west of cornwall and devon into wales, northern ireland and some western parts of england could start to see some showers developing. some could be heavy and thundery. but the vast majority of scotland, central and eastern england with a dry and sunny one. warm in the north sea coasts and it could be up to 27 or 28 degrees. as we head
parts of the sierra rah nevada and the heaviest of the rain over this next week is across parts of the northeast, and cold air settles in. look at the snow falling across the higher elevations. pete, back to you. pete: rick, thank you. guy chi s the covenant tells the story of a u.s. army sergeant who makes it his mission to save the interpreter who once saved him. you re here to translate. actually, i m here to interpret. john, you have tales approaching. [background sounds] we owe that man your life. it wasn t enough for him to consider carry me across those mountains, now he s hiding in a hole somewhere. i should be in that hole. pete: it s a story many of my generation can personally understand after working with my own afghan interpreter. more than ten years ago while deployed in afghanistan and others in iraq as well. my interpreter from that deployment, my friend, saboor,