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♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] pete: welcome to "fox and friends" weekend on saturday april 27th, 2024. look who 27, 2024. look who is here, will kane and in for rachel -- >> how are you doing? pete: thanks for your pictures. we had a picture of my new kitten. look at that. >> boy or girl? will: what is the name? pete: doesn't have a name yet. >> what are the leading

contenders? pete: scarlet, cleopatra, cleocatra or doocy. it's a group effort which is why it takes so long. can't get any -- we have to put the hammer down. will: i am a big fan of people names. carley: what's the dog's name? will: her name is violet but it is funny when your pet's name is joe. joan come here. carley: and the dog comes waddling up to you. pete: keep sending your photos all of which come from you. pete: it was busy in new york yesterday. i heard you couldn't move at a certain point in the day.

donald trump stuck in trial in president biden who appeared for multiple events including sitting down with howard stern. the safe place for democrat president joe biden to sit down and carefully curated environment but one particular question was asked that got a surprise answer about the possibility of future debates and here's what he had to say. >> i don't know if you are going to debate your opponent. >> president biden: i am happy to debate him. carley: he said i'm happy to debate him. and official yes from the president of the united states to debate donald trump, the former president quickly caught wind of this and had some thoughts. >> i've invited biden to debate, he can do it anytime,

come to the courthouse that he has us tied up in. but monday night, tuesday night, wednesday night on national television, we are ready. just tell me where, i will do it at the white house, that would be very comfortable. tell me where. pete: i wouldn't put much stock in president biden's promised to debate. the interview was chock-full of a shocking number of biographical laws. his resume gets more fantastical every day. tomorrow pete and i will go off the wall to talk about president biden's resume. the other side of that interview is pretty fascinating, howard stern has become an interview where you go to ensure that you are not challenged. say what you will about howard stern but it wont point in his career you would not describe them as the best interviewer and media because he would get out information, challenge the guest and now it's two old men

celebrating one another in their safe space. pete: you are right. i am somewhere, i don't know when, someone is going to tell me, not sure but it has got to to be on the counter somewhere in the aids are like that's not happening. i wouldn't take it to the bank. donald trump's right to seize it, it anytime anywhere, anyplace, obviously an opportunity that he is jonesing for but we will see. >> trump said to to the cameras and posted a bunch of things on truth social about this potential debate and he said i say anywhere anyplace. i suggest monday evenings, tuesday evenings, wednesday evenings, at my rally in michigan, a state he is in the process of destroying with ev mandate and the alternative he is in new york city today

although he probably doesn't know it, let's do it in the courthouse on national television. i will wait around. his perspective on it, it was a big time softball interview from one of the original shock jocks. i was interested in seeing how the interview would go because i started my career working for don imus and often think what would don imus think of the trump presidency and everything that's going on now. i remember when donald trump was on with imus in 2012 and ask him or you don't run for president, he was like i'm thinking about it. the thing with china is really bothering me so to see what has transpired since then is interesting. pete: another safe space according to actio's is his walk from marine one back to the white house or whatever his destination might badly. some adviser said they are concerned videos of biden walking and shoveling alone especially across the grass highlight his age and groups

that walk around to disrupt the camera shot, make it look more busy. is not alone on the grass. carley: what used to happen. pete: i guess they are on marine one. the idea you see them, you pay less attention to his shuffling and more attention to the busy aids around him maybe blocking the shot. >> they said let's impeach him for it, they are joking around about it but if it is an orchestrated effort it shows they are acutely aware of the age issue and a silly sidebar thing. pete: nothing solo your presidency and surrounded by 10 people it's a concerted effort. carley: he does so few interviews, the new york times called that the president's for fact considering the news source that he isn't in front

of the cameras very often in an organized way, we can see little glimpse is where he doesn't your views in front of marine one and reports that he changed the stairs that he took up to air force one but they took the lower one and he changed his shoes. pete: massive tornadoes across america's heartland, 50 million twisters reported in texas, kansas, oklahoma, iowa, the hardest hit state was nebraska. >> entire in neighborhoods in the omaha suburbs have been planned, the red cross is mobilizing to support people who have lost all. talks weather cameras capturing this frightening moment to the south and lincoln. watch this. >> right in front of us, guys. violent tornado. violent tornado. weather in that warehouse trap 70 workers inside the collapsed structure.

will: another tornado destroying 40 to 50 homes. some reports of injuries in several states but not yet any reports of deaths. let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for fox weather forecast. rick:these storms were so large it looked like one of the tornadoes mice to be milewide in nebraska, this is a storm yesterday, that cold air mass and another system, we will see a repeat of this today, the atmosphere looking even more primed than yesterday for tornado so this is what we had yesterday, 97 tornado warnings issued throughout the day yesterday. today all this moisture across the plains, you are aware of this across tornado alley, north, tx under the gun. we could see severe weather anywhere from michigan all the way to the big bend of texas

but the bull's-eye of this is across north texas through oklahoma, southeastern parts of kansas and a little bit of missouri as well, tornado threat is extreme, looking at a few very long track large, e of 3 or more tornadoes especially in the bull's-eye but to the north of that across kansas towards iowa we will be watching for this, tomorrow, storm threat moves to the east, it will be day 4 of this outbreak, today looking to be the worst of it. will: everything is officially canceled. >> yesterday was bad, today is expected been worse. april 9th is tornado season. rick:it peaks statistically, this year looks like we are on one of those typical years. carley: anti-is her protest continue across the country including the nation's capital

where hundred protesters camped out at george washington university overnight. in new york students at nyu setting up a second gaza solidarity in canada after the first was taken down by police earlier this week. pete: en colombia's campus the senate approved a resolution that will allow a task force to look into the administration leadership that asks police to step in. we are looking at at the decision to let police do something about it. on the west coast, power poly humble closing its campus because of protests. activists trying to break into buildings multiple times. will: the university of florida making clear violent protests will not be tolerated, the memo says students who break rules can be suspended for three years. i believe the president of the university of florida is been the sass and he has had a strong and celebrated position

several times when it comes to speech that has been over line while protecting free speech cracking down on speech that -- that is not protected. so he set down rules like no permanent placards, no permanent signs, no littering. >> no camping out on the quad. i think that is what has happened. there's a real crisis of leadership here especially when it comes to columbia university where they gave these protesters 24 hours to leave and that was four days ago and they can say we are negotiating with the protesters, progress has been made. the data we released on the progress that was made at columbia was they agreed to comply for the fdny and they agreed that outside people who don't go to columbia would lead the campus, that is the progress that was made. students know that they have the upper hand, the college

president clearly getting so much internal pressure to allow these protests to go on. >> if usc cancel the remainder of their school year, the commencement, in about 15 minutes and talk about that. columbia is going backwards. the sister school is part of columbia, they just reinstated all the kids that were arrested, they have been reinstated and i was reading the headline in real time, the student senate printed a task force to look into why the nypd, we are definite going backwards. will: i believe they expelled the student who called for the murder -- we found a line. apparently the student who called for the murder of, quote, zionists have been expelled.

todd: carley: he said i use he/she/they pronouns. that is what -- but -- it is very -- the beginning of it. carley: this person went on to say zionists are fascists, i don't fight to injure, for there to be winners or losers, i fight to kill. that was in january. the video went viral. a lot of pressure, they banned him from campus. don't know if it is a permanent man, but the story went viral yesterday. will: a few additional headline starting with this. chicago police rating a home overnight as they search for man accused of killing an off-duty police officer last weekend. an arrest warrant was issued

after this suspect was identified, charged with the murder of officer louise wescott who was gunned down when returning from work sunday morning. fire burning after a freight train derailment yesterday near the arizona new mexico state line. the train was hauling gas and propane when it went off the tracks forcing closure of all the lanes of interstate 40 after a tornado and severe weather tore through the area. thankfully there are no reports of injuries. the actor best known for his roles in rocky and rambo is now an offer lucila vester stallone is working on a memoir inspired by one of the most iconic scenes of his long career. ♪ always good.

stallone's book will be called the steps. it is due out in the fall. will: a shot in music. pete: they did it. >> you think they knew they wanted to look for a foggy day like that? >> there shot when it was available. this is disturbing to me. it makes the players look like clowns. gun will: the nfl is allowing players to protect what they call guardian caps over their helmets this coming year. they can wear it in games. in the past this would be seen at practice. jeff miller, nfl mvp who oversees player health and safety says two years of data

show significant concussion reductions among players wearing guarding caps during practice so players will be permitted to wear the during games this are going season. the during games this are going season. additionally there are new helmets this year that provide as much if not more protection than a different model. these developers represent standard progress in efforts to make the game safer for players. will: why not wrap the players and bubblewrap. it would be a lot safer. no one would get injured, nobody. he loves the little caps. will: don't want to be reactionary in any tort of progress. pete: you don't want to get hurt don't play the game. look at the caps. i'm going to make you look at the caps. you have to look at those caps every sunday. you want to do that? i know it is optional, you have the players and non- players. even if they are not on my

team. carley: the part i like. go ahead. will: i don't have a defense, i don't match your passion for concussions. pete: now i love concussions. will: the only way to combat this level of passion is to throw you back on defense. what i don't like is i think you underestimate how much the role of the helmet plays in people playing football. i think people really like their colors in helmets. i think it is a huge reason people watch football. they can't see the players faces, they root for logos and emblems and the nfl is messing with something whether you realize it or not is the core of why people watch. that being said i think it looks silly, it covers the logos. this other helmet that matches its protection level but if someone is like i don't want to wake up when i am 60 because of

the repercussions of helmets -- >> then don't play football. will: your generally opposed to the concept of progress. >> just don't mess with the outside the helmet, get better padding, work on better helmets. will: i am a little skeptical. the purpose of concussions is to get rid of helmets. pete: would you like to chime in on my side? carley: i have very little personal thoughts on this. the part i liked was jeff miller, the statement you are in, that the new helmets offer as much protection as the mushroom players could wear, go with those. i also, it will be interesting to see what players do this. some players are very conscious about how they look. they like to wear jewelry when they are playing as well. not a lot of players will go for that. pete: hope you are right.

will: i hate these airbags and seatbelts and everything. pete: i agree they shouldn't be mandatory. they shouldn't be mandatory. carley: anti-seatbelts coalition. dead horses on the side of the road. will: migrants, illegal immigrants getting a notorious beast through mexico and the us border. carley: former us border patrol chief ron fratello on that next. it's time to feed the dogs real food, not highly processed pellets. the farmer's dog is fresh food made with whole meat and veggies. it's not dry food. it's not wet food. it's just real food. it's an idea whose time has come.

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will: illegal immigrants riding a large freight train known as the beast from mexico on its way to texas. house democrats are calling on president biden to reinstate title 42 and remain in mexico writing, quote, the president must act and bring order to the southern border. calling a leaders in the house and senate to pass legislation to give border patrol back the expulsion authority that expired last year. former us border patrol chief to be to cushion and former

acting ice director ron vitello. you see this, the beast, people on the train headed north. what do you think? >> thanks for inviting me, this is another real live example of the failed immigration and border security policies of the biden administration. it also demonstrates that cartels, corrupt governments and even the government of mexico has no desire to help us with this problem. they are emboldening the cartels like they emboldened the taliban, they are emboldening the use cartels and smugglers like they emboldened the leaders of iran. this administration does little to nothing to collapse problem, talk about the threats that exist. mexico, they are waving their hands at this, they have no interest at all to help us because we are not helping ourselves, the biden administration has encouraged this problem, this is where we

are today because they care little to nothing about the safety and security of the united states, this is a problem mexico. if they control their border they would add dollars and cents to their treasure. they would reduce the threat of smugglers and cartels in their country, they don't do it because they know we are not going to do it on the southwest border because the biden administration prefers this chaos than they care about us. will: seems like mexico is enabling it as a negotiating chip against president biden. to be clear, when donald trump was president i wouldn't call the relationship antagonistic but it was an understanding, you need to control this if you want certain concessions from the united states when it comes to trade or international relations, now we use this against you and mexico is on the offense against president biden. >> they demanded that we change foreign policy, thanks for nothing because we know this administration isn't going to

do that and they are emboldening them to flip us off essentially. the government of mexico cares more about venezuela and cuba than they do their own border, think about that and this administration refuses to use the leverage used by the trump administration, namely tariffs to get them engaged, they had an unprecedented deployment to help us, they comptroller southwest border including on our own northern border with us in mexico so that leverage is gone because we are showing the sweetness just us to mexico, showing it all over the world. will: the beast, this thing is bringing central american, south american illegal immigrants through mexico, through central america, incredibly dangerous, you hear stories about people dying, arms, limbs being lost under the train. >> smugglers the push people toward that is very dangerous, people in the pipeline are at great risk from the corrupt

officials, from cartels and smugglers. these trains are not designed to carry people. it's dangerous for people in the pipeline but it continues as long as this feckless policy on the southwest border exists under the biden administration. will: thanks for being with us this morning talking about the ongoing crisis, usc canceling their main graduation ceremony over anti-israel protests. our next guest, usc senior who missed out on traditional high school graduation. the message for school administrators is next. es' couo get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com.

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brian: the university of southern california canceling its mainstage commencement ceremony after anti-israel protests took over the campus. the university saying, quote, the new safety measures in

place this year the time needed to process the large number of guests coming to campus will increase substantially. we will not be able to host the ceremony that brings 65,000 students, families and friends to our campus all at the same time. our next guest is a senior at usc who had her high school graduation impacted by covid. morgan ferrier joins us now. from what i understand, you didn't drive through high school graduation, because of covid you didn't have that salmon, now usc is canceling its ceremony, top line, your reaction to the fact your university can't pull off a graduation? >> we did not have a proper high school graduation, it is very sad my peers cannot make the choice to go to the main

commencement speech. the saddest part of this is there's quite a few points during the situation the university could have taken control of things and prevent them getting to the point they felt they had to cancel the graduation and that is the saddest part. they have a $7.3 billion endowment, there were certainly things they could do that could have prevented this from getting to this situation. that's the sad part of all those. >> even though they have billions in an endowment they don't think they can maintain security at the graduation. they are worried massive protests, anti-israel, pro-hamas protests would break out. >> and there are a lot of logistical issues, when having to reorganize things 2 weeks

ahead of time but there are ways they could have handled that and should be students choice whether to wait in long lines. of the student doesn't wait in long lines they don't have to the main commencement it if they do they should be able to and commencement is important for a lot of students, the sort of thing you should be willing to do. brian: like you should put your resources into actual education instead of crating a new activist class. why are administrators so scared of students? why are they giving in to these anti-semitic protests and not stopping illegal student behavior? >> this is not the first time usc has allowed things like this to go on. previously campus reform reported on a jewish professor that had to continue his classes online because students got mad at a statement he made

about hamas being murderers, hamas specifically so the university definitely are in some cases afraid to take action in ways that doesn't help in the long run, to prevent situations like this if you did stand your ground and support free speech and the second protesters are vandalizing it's no longer free speech, it's a private campus and you have to respect the school rules that all university clubs are expected to submit to and i am involved in the pro-life club on campus. we have to make reservations ahead of time to put on even one table and these protesters are in violation of a bunch of basic safety rules and are still allowed to go on for a whole day so there's a lot of things that could have been done to prevent the situation from getting to tonight.

pete: they live their entire lives with double standards. pro-lifers with every tolerated to be outside the bounds of what is acceptable but they let their fellow leftists do and the adults don't know what to do when the kids get out of control and the kids are running the place and you and your colleagues deprived a high school graduation are deprived a proper college graduation. shame on the so-called adults in the room but universities lost their mind a long time, your graduating, go do better things. >> thank you. a long week in court. donald trump, after the jury hears from three major witnesses. for acting attorney general matt whitaker with his top take next. ♪ the balloons

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>> significant severe weather yesterday. yesterday was day 2. today, day 3. tomorrow, severe weather. yesterday, 97 tornado warnings were issued and a few across part s of nebraska and iowa causing extensive damage nebraska. no fatalities which is great news.

the storm from yesterday pulling east. today we watch the next batch of energy across the rockies, moist, humid air across the central plains. central weather from texas toward the big bend but there will be a focus for the tornadoes across parts of iowa and nebraska through kansas. the bull's-eye where we can see the largest tornadoes in oklahoma, kansas toward north texas, some of these tornadoes could be very large, very long track starting admitted late afternoon, you want to make your plans earlier in the day today see you are ready for the weather this afternoon. over to you. will: new york trial of donald trump continues, it resumes on tuesday next week following a long week of witness testimony. the jury heard from ron graf, gary farrow and asked national

enquirer official david pecker. were the biggest take aways from the trial so far? pete: here is matt whitaker. what are the big take aways? what should we be looking for? >> a couple things are happening. this continues to be a set up in search of a crime. i don't think there has been anything i've seen so far that suggests there's a law violation. the second thing that's more interesting to me is testimony from the national enquirer publisher who said tiger woods, rahm emanuel, president biden's ambassador to japan currently and arnold schwarzenegger and others entered into similar arrangements. that takes from the political purpose into a personal purpose which is not a violation of the law. will: you talk about a catch and kill scheme. packer said in his testimony no

one has ever referred to it that way, donald trump and i did not refer to this is a catch and kill scheme but what you are saying is a lot of famous people do this, purchase stores, have stories paid for so they will never see the light of day, never be published. so you point out all those other people in addition to donald trump of done this. wouldn't to be relevant if donald trump had done this before running for president? the whole crime allegation is he did it to influence an election. >> that's a really good point. it would demonstrate it wasn't just done in anticipation of the 2016 election cycle, done by him and many others. these nondisclosure agreements are typical for the wealthy and the famous. people coming at them all the time and willing to enter into these transactions to make these stories go away and most end up being false, you saw that in the case that was

testified about, the doorman, you end up with a situation that it is a different world at that level and a lot of people want to ruin your reputation. carley: david packer said he believed the 34 counts of falsifying business records have to do with stormy daniels what he believed to the payment to carrie mcdonnell was tied to the presidential election so people who side with house and brag on the prosecution are calling that a smoking gun. what do you think? >> it is far from a smoking gun. i've been watching this very carefully, each day's testimony. i wish there were cameras in the courtroom, there's not. we have the readout but i don't think there has been anything that approaches illegal campaign violation. presidential elections are governed by federal law so you have a strange theory of a state misdemeanor in new york

together with all these document misdemeanors that elevated to a much bigger case than it otherwise should be. i don't see as a former prosecutor anything that makes me feel anything illegal has happened. carley: we've had four days of testimony so far. there are questions what prosecutors are trying to prove donald trump did wrong in the first place. thanks, have a great day. turning to your headlines, taiwan's defense minister detecting 22 chinese warplanes and drones overnight, all arriving within 3 hours and officials say 12 crossed the taiwan strait median line, the provocation after antony blinken minute with chinese president xi jinping to discuss differences between the united states and china. king charles iii will be returning to royal duties on a limited basis. he is scheduled to visit the cancer center tuesday.

spokesperson says the king's cancer treatments are going to continue they are happy about the progress and positive about his recovery. two moms in arizona gave birth to babies on the same day at the same hospital, named their kids johnny cash and june carter. that is incredible. they shocked moms said they could not wait to meet each other. now the families plan to take their babies to nashville to get pictures at the grand old opry. that is where johnny cash and june carter met and those are your headlines. pete: they were born the same day at the same hospital. will: i'm debating to myself whether they are true country music fans or modern-day hipsters. i don't picture a lot of 25-year-olds knowing, i know, but knowing june carter.

i'm trying to figure out what kind of -- >> was in their movie that came out? will: a decade ago. >> the point is -- they didn't know the celebrities. but they didn't know each other. so the babies -- will: what are the chances, same day, same hospital. pete: glad that resonated with you guys. will: i'm more fascinated by the 25-year-old johnny cash who knew who june carter was. let's get back to talking about mushrooms. will: that is where the logic is coming from. pete: we will get back to that. the cost of college pushing more young people to trade school. will: we will talk to one young lady bucking tradition and

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carley: more young american skipping college and embracing. caller trade jobs.

vocational school enrollment is up 16%. student studying construction trades are up 22%. our next guest chose to become an ironworker following her father's footsteps. tiffany young and her dad robert young join us now. good morning to you both. you were a father/daughter welding duo before you retired which is a unique thing you don't hear about very often. tiffany, you chose to go against attritional college route and join a trade. why did you decide to do that? >> i started dual enrollment with college when i was 16 and i was studying graphic design, graduated from high school and went to university and studying graphic design and i didn't care for it after another three years of it.

i moved home and became a cna and then this isn't a very good fit for me so i decided to try being good an ironworker and i did one more year, welding fabrication program at community college and i went down joined local union 25 out of detroit. carley: thanks for taking a break to talk about this. he worked with your daughter for three years. tell us what that was like. >> one of the best feelings a guy can have. i actually postponed by retirement for three years to enjoy the time together on that. it is a blessing. carley: that is fantastic. tiffany, the big question, do

you feel you have job security for life? if so, people are watching right now, interested in joining a trade, what would your advice be? >> there is a high demand not just for ironworkers but a lot of different trades. i feel very secure in my job for now at least. there's a lot of different avenues to iron working, not just welding but a lot of things you can do. for people who want to join the trade, they should try it. between college and trade school if you want to try going into a trade you can go to college. carley: it is great to talk to you both and hear about your lives and your story, great advice, such a positive influence on your daughter's life to have her following your footsteps. great talking to you, thanks for joining us, have a good day.

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