reprobates calling for a course correction in israel. i guess is not aware they have elections, it's and hypocrisy. i remember a time when democrats used to be upset about imperialist regimes and colonialist regime, they want to imprison donald trump and they want acute against benjamin netanyahu. it's one thing to disagree with them but it's one thing they disagree with you but they want to destroy you. they want to take your money from you, they want to take your freedom and they want you in prison and if you're overseas and don't believe in a two state solution and you represent your people in israel and don't agree with joe biden and chuck schumer, need to be destroyed, to. i'm going to address t ♪ ♪ if ♪

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♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ will: good morning and and happith st. patrick's day on this sunday morning. welcome to "fox & friends" weekend. will cain, pete hegseth and rachel campos if duffy if decked out in green on this st. patrick's day. good morning. pete: good morning. rachel: i thought you were going to leap up and dance. [laughter] i was talking to sean after the show, the best with part of the

show? will dancing. i was laughing my uni-- pete: that clip's coming back. will: might be a live performance. pete: your suit is green? will: yeah. pete: what are you wearing a purple tie for? rachel: it doesn't read very well, i'm going to be honest. it looks a lot more green in person. will: it's green request. and you wouldn't do a green tie with a green suit -- pete: sure would, on -- will: i'll change. pete: you have a tie in your office, right in. will: you're subtle over there. pete: first of all, the same sock ises as i wore yesterday because they're properly colored. this is a green shirt, light green. will: that shirt's less green than my suit. rachel: what you need is, this is what mick mulvaney, just a

big bushel of shamrocks. pete: i like that. rachel: should have had that for you with. next year. will: can we pick some somewhere? rachel: for sure. will: we'll get this squared away. we're going to celebrate with you today. last night in ohio president donald trump pretty much celebrating his nomination as the republican for president. here he was last night in ohio. >> it's almost hard to believe, frankly. the fast way to reverse every single biden disaster is to very simply just put me back in office. we'll get it down -- it done. [cheers and applause] and we want to have a rock solid majority in the senate. we want to take over the house. that's why we want to follow up to our historic victory this week. that was a great victory. the biggest and the fastest

ever. of never been one that quick. we went -- we moved very quickly. we got very to have in the -- tough in the end, didn't we? we got it over with, but it's the fastest ever, and and that means we have the longest wait ever, seven month is a long time. a little more than seven months it's like an eternity when you have people that are incompetent running your country into the ground. not one more american life should be lost to migrant crime. when i'm president of the united states, we will demand justice for laken. on day one my administration will terminate every open border policy of the biden administration. we'll given the largest domestic depor ifation operation -- deportation operation in american history, larger than that by far of dwight eisenhower will: i think that will be a fascinating exercise if president trump wins, that'll be the reaction how old there be this massive deportation of

illegal immigrants. it will be, i'm sure, a source of hyperbolic media fodder, but i actually think the american public is in favor of, or you know, enforcement of our laws. iowa rae yeah. i think so too. i think logistically it's going to be crazy because, assuming donald trump wins, by the time he takes office, the floodgates are wild open. it's not even who's coming across the border, he's using every pot of money he can find to knew them from their countries so they don't even have to make the journey walking, taking the bus or paying the cartel, we'll just fly them directly. by the way, these cameras don't really capture the crowd there. i've seen other footage earlier. this crowd was massive and is and on fire for donald trump. yeah. pete: we've sort of forgotten the primaries are still going. i think it's probably a good exercise as a candidate to keep

going through the schedule, right in to be on the. campaign trail, there's a little bit of a rhythm there. of he's obviously going to win the ohio primary, that's not in question. but you've building your database, they're take over the rnc, legal harvesting, all the things the left has done, there's a lot of work that'll go into these next seven months. now that election day is two of them, election day's basically two of those seven months, need to focus on that, no doubt. i looked up eisenhower deportations, by the way, because the end of that quote, it was in 1954. over the million -- a million people in the first year were deported. it was very controversial, but that'll be the challenge in this one. because people will say, welshing they claimed asylum, so they have a legal claim. rachel: or they have a baby -- pete: whatever it is. they're going to have to be real tough to deal with this illegal illegality. hale probably start with

criminality -- rachel: but if we could just stop the bleeding, just stop th- pete: but you've got to roll it back too. rachel: in the very minimum, that's going to be the first step. will: well, we can talk about this policy and the premare in ohio with senator j.d. janis, he was on stage -- j.d. vance at 9 a.m. eastern time. meanwhile, here in new york city you'll remember just a week or two ago in a fdny ceremony lee dish shah james -- letitia james, the new york attorney general, took to the stage and received this kind of welcome. [background sounds] >> oh, come on, we're in a house of god. first -- simmer down. and, chief hodgens for that recognition -- >> trump, trump, trump!

will: you'll remember after that was it deputy of chiefs or -- pete: it was, yeah,. will: his official title is chief of department -- pete: fire commissioner. will: suggested that they would find out everybody who booed in that clip. pete: hunt them down, was the phrase that was used. rachel: that's right. pete: i think it was an internal if document or talking points that were given out to stations -- rachel: they said turn yourself in -- pete: president correct. rachel: -- or we'll hunt you down. will: we actually had that clip, what he had to say after that moment with letitia james. [inaudible conversations]

>> you suck! [inaudible conversations] [bleep] trump! trump! trump! rachel: so the crowd saying, what are you going to do, the hunt me down? also yelling you suck to the commissioner. and i think the people are are fighting back. they're angry. these are the heroes of the city. these are the people who do the hardest work that there is, and to have them treated that way by their own chiefs who are obviously beholden to the powers that be in the city, what country is this? pete: yeah. it's the reality of the dynamic right flow, the working class

folks who do the work. the police officers, the firefighters and others, the corrections officers. they love trump. but the leadership of the city have been trying to destroy him. the folks are going to let you know how they feel. by the way, the chief of department, or john hodges, wrote an e-mail to the baa ifal onchiefs on tuesday saying, oh, no, no, it was not meant to be the taken literally and was never uttered by staff, so she says. will: regarding the hunting. pete: specifically there's not an investigation into members booing. if not for the media exposure, there probably would have been. like i said at the time, that eat the reflex of top-down institutions like that. oh, don't you do that. you embarrassed us in front of a political leader. we're going to come after you, the little guy. will: also the political a

reaction that he thinks in the moment that's the right thing to do, and he rushes to the most extreme position you can find. oh, wait, actually, that's not how my firefighters or the public, for that matter, feel. rachel: well, this is america, and people -- whether the democrats like it or not, republicans want to be able to vote for who way -- they want to vote for. there's a lot of anger. i suspect that people are as mad about that what they said to the firefighterses, that we're going to hunt you down, as they are to the entire with operation of our elites and our political class trying to decide who we get to vote for. pete: no doubt. all right. we turn to a few additional can headlines this morning starting with a developing story. a suspect is on the loose this morning after shooting broke out in our nation's capital overnight leaving at least two

people dead and six others hurt. finish at the moment it remains unclear what caused the shooting as it's still under investigation. we'll continue to bring you the latest on this story as we learn more. the shooting suspect from pennsylvania is now behind bars after killing three family members yesterday with. officials say he shot his 13-year-old sister, his step hour mother along with the mother of his two children. the suspect then car jacked another person at a gunpoint and fled to a house in new jersey. this led to an hours-long standoff with police you may have watched on this channel. the gunman was put in cuffs after he was spotted walking on the street a few blocks away. his specific charges have yet to be made public. now to iceland. the country is under a state of emergency as it gets rocked by another volcanic eruption, the fourth one in the last three months. icelandic officials reporting the first flows of lava from the

most recent eruption on saturday. so far no injuries have been reported. and to college hoops, u-conn take on marquette last night in the big east championship game. after a slow first half, the huskies would use a huge second half play to pull away from the golden eagles. >> nice! no look. pete: run of the mill but a nice little play. u-conn takes the game 73-57 earning their first big east tourney title in 13 years. the huskies have to wait to see what their fate will be -- the huskies won, right? if they're in, they just have to see where they are in the bracket with. the brackets come out -- will: today. pete: -- later this afternoon. 6 p.m. eastern time. must-see viewing. you gonna fill out a bracket?

will: have you ever done a bracket? rachel: didn't we do the fantasy football thing? i don't know. [laughter] laugh. will: different sport, deferent time of year. you've never done a bracket? you don't have to be a sport fan. a lot of people do brackets. work bracket, family brackets. rachel: what's a family bracket? if. will: did you see everything change right there? [laughter] you don't have to know much or anything. you might need to know what sport it is. pete: it's a fun day for most of us. rachel: what do you want -- [laughter] ril. will: this is the hard because america knows what we're talking about. you fill out a bracket and you have fun in march. rachel: let's talk about something that america loves that will doesn't love, which are parades. pete: so sad.

rachel: i know. this is about to change in your fiewrchg finish i'm just telling you. this is savannah, georgia. a lot of people had parades on saturday. with we decided to give you a list of the top states for partying on st. patrick's day, the top st. patrick's day party states -- pete: according to casino.ca. will: nevada's number one -- rachel: you would say nevada's probably number one for partying anyway telephone. pete: i have a big issue. yeah, maybe. i take big issue with this list. will: i do too. rachel: i don't understand why chicago's not on there, new yor- pete: minnesota? if. will: i mean, wisconsin probably has more irish people -- pete: wisconsin's right there with minnesota. rachel: ray there's a lot of irish. i'm married to one.

pete: only bl pennsylvania's in the top ten of irish populations. the others are not even close. will: i do feel like south carolina does it big, maybe because in the past we've had the south carolina parade here on "fox & friends." paula deen's on it. pete: really? if. will: but you're right, i think of the northeast and and parades and and st. patrick's day bigger in the northeast. rachel: or the midwest, chicago. pete: they still dyeded the river green despite all the environmentalists, which we love. rachel: are you guys doing a real list -- an off the wall -- will: i can't tell when she's being real. rachel: i love the story of st. patrick. he was trafficked to ireland as a slave and he left if and came back can even though --

will: do you think she's all in? rachel: i love this. [laughter] pete: i think you may be thinking of a deeper history. will: what are the odds she's super disappointed with our off the wall? rachel: i'm excited. my kids are here, and they know the whole story. i'm going to let them be the judge with. will: do you have any boys here? if. rachel: patrick is here. will: i'm noise going to ask him if he knows about march madness. pete: we got nice cards. your kids made us cards. will: coming up, desantis laying out planses to block haitian migrants. rachel: and jack brewer knows firsthand the threats that these gangs pose to the u.s. he's been to haiti lots of times and he joins us live next. eries. except when you add an all new footlong sidekick.

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>> wildlife officers interdicted a vessel that had 25 illegal immigrants, potential illegal immigrants from haiti. they had firearm as, they had discussion, they add night vision gear, and those the illegal aliens were turned over to the coast guard for deportation. will: our next guest knows firsthand the threat these gangs pose. evangelist jack brewer joins us now. jack, it's great to see you this morning. let's start with some of your personal experience in haiti. you know, this is a particularly rough moment, but haiti seems to go in 5-year cycles of chaos and violence never achieving some level of stability for their society. >> yeah. sadly, you know, since the earthquake, the horrific earthquake in 2010 that took over 300,000 people, haiti had an opportunity to be rebuilt, but that just, you know, went

away by the wayside by corruption. unfortunately, there was just so much money that was misappropriated, you know? if starting with the clintons and assigning them to oversee haiti. and it's just, it's been a decline ever since. i tell you what, it's a sad thing to see and watch. you're talking about millions of people. there's the about 4 million people right now, will, that will be starving in in the next week or two in we -- or if we don't do something. this is going to be the one of the worst humanitarian cry sees to ever or hit the western hemisphere. will: help me understand quickly, jack, because i think what canned potentially be washing ashore in america, we first are is are to understand what's happening in haiti. help me understand the level of criminality, gang rule. we know what, we know a little more about what it's like today. we hear about a, you know, barbecue, the main gang leader running the streets of haiti, but what are the role gangs have played, and what's it like in

haiti on an ongoing basis? >> just take out your perspective understanding of what a gang member is and throw that away. these focus are now ruling this society. you talk about whether it's their local government, even all the way up to their national government, you know in the u.n. did a report in 28 of the 30 senators in haiti all had gang-related ties in drug dealing. so when you start thinking about fit, these gangs are controlling the politicians, they're controlling the streets. they've already taken over the ports, even the main port in port awe prifnlts right now as we speak the local law enforcement officers are battling with the gangs for control of the main if port into the country. so all the tax funding and revenue, everything's pay to play. i have about 120 o fans right now, i don't know what i'm going to do. we're trying to get them food, we can't get them food, will, because the gangs are there. so the streets are controlled by

them. so they literally put up roadblocks whether it's tires, they burn things and cut off the middle of the streets to cut off people as they're trying to move food and what have you. as you can imagine, if you can't get the food, the resource, now both of the major international airports both in port-au-prince and cape hay -- haitian are not doing flights. the u.s. government just announced a flight for americans, but they don't know the date on that. you have army level, military grade weapons being used on the ground in haiti. so this situation is dire. it's real. will: right. >> you heard governor ron desantis who's been out front talking about all these haitian migrants that are now coming to the border even in florida where i live. you see the haitian migrants coming across, and so we u.s.

must do something about this. i know we've been focus on ukraine which is out of our hemisphere, but this one right here hits home. we must do more to figure out the situation in haiti. will: you know, jack, one of the first things i saw, i was in the caribbean last week and and was reading a local pneumonia one of the first things the gangs did, they broke into the prisons and freed, like, 3,000 guys from the prisons. >> 4,000 actually. will: 4,000 prisoners hit the streets. so i'm curious what hits our shores. that caribbean newspaper, by the way, was like every island is worried about who's gown to show is up through boats on their shores. of what's going to show up on our shores? will it be the gang members? will it be refugees? will it be a massive influx of haitians? what comes to florida? >> a massive influx of haitian continuing to come. we already do. even schools in south florida, they're being overrun with, you know, haitian, creole-speaking

kids, and the teachers don't know what to do. the gang members are also coming here. i can tell you that. most of these haitians have family members or people that they know in the united states. and so where are you going to go? to the closest place where you can be around family or friends and people that you know. they can come here and speak the language, so obvious their -- they're going to come here. and let me be clear, some of these gang members have been in gangs pure toly to -- purely to survive is. will: right. >> you've9 got some good people and some bad people coming to our board, and we must do something now. in addition to that, you're going to have a genocide-like situation if we continue to have these the gang leaders controlling that island with no import and export if coming through that place. it's the a really bad situation. and america needs to lead on

that, not sit back and wait for kenya or another country to do out. this is affecting us, and so joe biden, i'm a telling you, joe biden, if you're listening to this right now, you need to do more to stop this situation in haiti. you have been sitting on your heels, and if god forbid you're going to have blood on your hands with 4 million people starving to death if you with don't act now. will: all right. jack brew orer, incredible perspective this morning. thank you so much, jack. >> god bless you. will: no one says parenting is easy, but has our culture made it harder than it needs if to be? why it's time to end the trend or overparting. and a a new warning for dog owners, the potentially deadly parasite spreading across the country.

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it's never been more difficult to get the results we want for our kids. our next guest warns, quote, america has a family unfriendly culture that makes parenting harder than it should be. it's not one part of our culture that's the problem. the problem lies with our parenting culture, our school culture, our dating and mating culture, work culture. the shape of our communities and the individualistic and materialistic characters of our culture. timothy carney is a father of six, author of the new book "family unfriendly: how our culture made raising kids much harder than it needs to be," and joins us now. tim, congratses on the book. why have we have made it so hard on ourselves? >> for all sorts of reasons. a lot of it comes down to the fact that our culture's values are out of whack. the idea of commitment seems old old-fashioned but also just the idea that kids should have an expansive, fun childhood also seems outdated. people think, oh, i immediate to

give my kid the best of everything, to make sure that he has tutoring, that he's on a travel sports team, the idea that the kid rides his bike to little league and runs around the neighborhood, parents think that's not enough. and they think, again, they have to give their kids the best of everything, and and the culture is telling them you have to be afraid of a kid they were here. and also finally, you know what? america's a horrible, racist country, humans are ruining the planet, and so people feel guilty about having kids. that's why childhood anxiety is at record high, parents are more stressed than ever, and our birthrates are at their lowest level because our culture supposed to support families and make it easier, and it's doing the opposite. pete: this is a fascinating topic. rachel has seven kids, you have six. how do you get out of that trap? i know the book, reading it and

buying it is the way to get the best advice, but here at 6:30 in the morning if a parent if's watching, what eat the first thing you should do? >> you have to immerse yourself in a strong community that has the right values. so my wife and i, we have great catholic schools, we have church communities, and not everybody's giving their kid a smartphone, for instance. we have role models, slightly older parents who say that one thing the you're doing when our kids were babies, that eat not really necessary -- that's not really necessary. you don't have to play them mozart, you don't have to wore worry about that milestone the of are they reading by age 3 or 4. raising kids, it's the ultimately about the nuclear family, few the nuke -- but the nuclear family has always needed support, in-lawing church communities, strong local schools. that's why people end up thinking, oh, the government needs to spend more money, because they're not realizing, yes, families need support. it's t not from government money or, it's from your next door

neighbor and your church community. pete: exactly right i so often we get caught up in what with everybody's doing, what our kids are doing and activities, and that becomes the rhythm of our life, and pretty soon we're running around doing a bunch of activities, but we're not focused on the character formation of our kids. >> exactly. we turn something that should be a game by putting them in this intense withive travel sport, we turn it boo a job. so childhood, instead of being this expansive thing where you learn about all sorts of different activities, play a different sport every season, it becomes intensive. i interviewed all sorts of parents. this one music teacher said her favorite students, she doesn't tie to -- try to make them get on the kennedy center stage, her goal is to make them love music. they have this love for learning new things. that's the point of childhood, and that gets lost in this

hyper-competitive, overly ambitious culture. pete: love the book. the book is "family unfriendly," check it out. timothy car nicker thank you so much. >> thanks, pete. pete: you got it. shirting support, trump gaining ground with latino voters for november. plus, nothing say st. patrick's day like corned beef and cabbage. we've got the irish classic live on fox square this st. patty's day. but first, a look at the attorneying barr in dublin courtesy of earth cam. looks a bit like it did yesterday. maybe the party will get ramped up as the show goes on. we'll check it again. ♪ ♪ i says to her, would you kindly tell to me -- ♪ if. ♪

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rachel: former president trump wiping out biden's lead with with latino voters ahead of november. recent polling shows they prefer trump over biden by 6 points in a head to head matchup as the democrats distance themselves from the cultural values of america's fastest growing demographic. here to react is former texas congresswoman myra a flores. always so great to have you on the show. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. rachel: what are you seeing on the ground?

your district is largely hispanic. what's the sentiment, what are the issues driving them and this 6-point lead that trump has? >> i'm spending time with the community every single day, and every day it's about the economy. they're struggling tremendously, living paycheck to paycheck. bidenomics is costing the average american about $1,000 every single month. that's $12,000 a year, and they're having to get a second is job just to barely make it. if it's very difficult for them to vote for bide when he promised them a strong economy bringing better jobs to their community p and that's no what's happening. and, of course, the border situation has gotten out of hand. that is also an issue to here in south texas. but mainly what i hear about a every single american is the economy. they're just not able to provide for if their children, to their families what they were able to provide three and a half years ago, and they want that economy

back. that is the reason why they're voting for president trump, because they want more money in their pockets. they want those $1,000 back in hair homes. rachel: and they can remember, it wasn't long ago a, so they have a are recent memory of when times were better. how much are cultural issues playing into this? i mean, you've seen the crazy radical stuff they're indoctrinate being kids in schools with, the racial agenda, the gender agenda and also the issue of life. but, obviously, joe biden being the most radical president we've ever had. are those issues resonating at all? >> absolutely. south texas is very -- when it comes to education, right? they want to be the able to have the right to decide what is the best education for their children. a lot of south texas democrats do not support, you know, school choice but yet they have their children in private schools that they don't want our children to

have that option. why not? send them to a private school if we're able to. the money should follow the child, and that is the reason why i support school choice. dashed be, you know, key to everyone. we want better education for our children which. i support public schools, but, you know, it just doesn't fit for every child. it fits for my children. my children do go to the a mix school. it's a great public school, but it's not for everyone. every parent if should have that right to decide. and when it comes to abortion, they do not support late term abortion. for example, my opponent voted for late term abortion abortion, supports abortion up to nine months with no restrictions, and that's not who we are here in south texas. we embrace life and respect life. rachel: right. i mean, that's a very hispanic, christian value, for sure. that really aligns with the culture. so let's talk about your opponent his name is vicente gonzalez, and this is what he

said about a people supporting -- latinos supporting trump. he said the rhetoric you hear from the republican party is shameful and disgraceful for latino ifses. and and, you know, when you see latinos for trump, to me, it's like seeing jews for hitler almost, you know? what are your thoughts on that? >> it's very hurtful, very racist comment to make to the entire latino community. instead he should be focus and talking to his cob stitch wents, what is the struggle, what's going on to better understand why they're voting for president trump. and he would understand that, you know, it's the economy. they're hurting tremendously. but instead he wants to call us hitler and compares us to hitler. it's insane to me, it's hurtful , and he shouldn't be in the position that he's in. he forgets that at thened of the day when you are an elected member of congress, you represent all people. doesn't matter if your republican or a democrat. when you are elected, you are there for everyone. and for him to compare

conservative latinos to metler,ring he shouldn't even with in that position. he should apologize, which he hasn't, and he should resign. that is not a position for him to be in. rachel: yeah. he's also said in the past you're kind of like a fake latina because you are on the republican ticket. he sounds pretty desperate. >> absolutely. rachel: good luck on the race. we'd love to hear back from you in the future. >> thank you. god bless you. rachel: god bless you too. will? if. will: abhorrent. that is the definition of demagoguery. that pick the people feel afraid, scare them so you can manipulate them for power. it's horrific, what he said. rachel: i don't think it's going to work. will: turning now to a few additional headlines. new york city prosecutors are reportedly considering criminal charges after the man --

governor kathy hochul defending her move, she says it's, quote with, going as planned. a parasite which experts are warning can be deadly to dogs has been discovered in the colorado river. the parasite, which was first discovered in texas, is said to cause damage to a dog's liver and intestines and cause swimmer's itch in humans. and according to experts, the parasite can be encountered when swimming in fresh water. the famed cher orally glossesome trees in washington, d.c. could bloom earlier than expected this year with one national park service official saying it could happen as a early as tomorrow. that's around five days earlier than projected. the warm winter is being blamed for the early bloom as the city is set to kick off its national cherry blossom fest value this wednesday. and those are your headline. let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz. adam: a good morning, will.

we're continuing to see that at least for a lot of focusings on the eastern half of the country. 51 degrees in new york city, 5 down in d.c. you see those warm temperatures ultimately hitting chicago. this is some cold air funneling its way back in. the big weather feature across the country is that lewin of storms working its way around the gulf of mexico. big storms in houston overnight. just a low-end are risk of becoming severe, but either way this is a big, robust system that a lot of folks will ultimately see as it moves across the gulf coast. otherwise, you look at the temperatures, the weather across the country it's that southern tier where you do notice some cold or orer air. for now, will, toss it back over to you with. will: today's all about corned beef and cabbage and the perfect pour. we've got the st. patty's day classic live on fox square next. ♪ ♪

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rachel: here to help us celebrate is bar ruy. will: vice president of execution are joining us on set. ian, what have with we got this morning? >> we're going to start with again mis-- guinness pour. it starts with an incredibly clean glass, and it takes 119.5 seconds. very particular. rachel: wow. >> not 119, not 120. brap if done's got one already worked up there, and and he he put one out front you start pouring it, and you're going to let it settle -- pete: pour and settle. rachel: how long should it settle? >> probably just over a minute or so, and he's going to top it off, and you're going see they -- that perfect pour. you can see it just cascading there, rah really tasty. will: i notice you pour straight into the glass.

you don't do the tilt. >> utility when you first pour -- >> you actually get that little bubble there. >> and the cascading. pete: that is a work of art. rachel: i'm making corned beef and cabbage, and i put the meat out to defrost last night because i want extra, because i want to do this after. let's talk about how do you make the perfect reuben sandwich in >> for this it's marble rye. we put on our louie sauce which is our version of thousand island dressing. our corned beef on the griddle, got our cabbage underand awe if slices of swiss cheese. a little bit of steam in there to get it melting. rachel: you guys make hem so big. pete: oh, it's two. mach if knox. rachel: i can do this. this, i can do.

pete: yep. rachel: how is this louie sauce different than thousand island? >> it's ketchup, mustard, may a nation -- will: excellent corned beef. martinis and on a-- an irish old fashioned. where's bar louie? >> we're everywhere. got 65 locations. pete: bar louie.com. rachel: this is the perfect way to starlet or thanksgiving. more fox rain if friends. ( ♪ ♪ )

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