rachel: good morning, everybody, on a beautiful e we moral day weekend memorial day weekend. that was the navy band performing live, god bless america, and god bless our troops, especially on this memorial day. so glad to be the here this morning with my if friend will and with joey by who s in for pete this morning. and very appropriate to have you this weekend. joey: well, you know, pete would be appropriate as well rachel: of course. joey: but if you can t have pete, have joey. rachel: that s what we always say. joey: i make a career out of filling in for pete hegseth. will: i would like to think that there would be a fox & friends competition the i could sign up for and win, it would be pull-ups, but joey just squeezed out, none of us really cared about the count because he continued interview, talking throughout, and those were some beautiful pull-ups, joey. joey: you know, i m not to going to run a marathon anytime soon, i skip leg day, so i get my pull-up
joey: welcome back. a recent study is hay lighting the crucial role fathers play in shaping harrisons attitudes. rachel: the peer-are reviewed study from springer link says, quote, our findings suggest a father s own has clipty ideology is a likely contributor to around their son s exregistration of masculinity. will: joining us now, former navy seal is team commander, jocko willink, who s with us now. this is interesting glad to have you, by the way. thank you for being here. happy memorial day. thanks. will: you know, i spend a lot of time with two sons talking to them all the time about what it means to be a man. so i hope that in this study suggests they re learning lessons from that, not going to rebel against me like so many of the other lessons we try to teach our children. yeah, i think it s a little surprising they ran a study to figure this out. [laughter]