♪ [playing national anthem] [playing national anthem] '[playing national anthem] h[playing national anthem] [playing national anthem] >> good morning that is our nation's and that with your photos every sunday and every saturday, this is sunday june 16, june 2024, happy father's day. rachel: happy father's day to both of you. you had a great day yesterday, perfect father's day weekend. pete: i went to the mavericks game on friday night, they humored the celtics for one game, it was wonderful but it's good to be back with you guys as well, father's day. pete: you're not into it? i thought i was a inch and then it meant the sky, you're not into it? >> let's all chill, every father i can speak for most, don't spend a lot of money because it's your money. pete: i want low-key at all have any responsibilities, maybe pat me on the back little extra like a good dog, there we go and feed me some good food, have a drink, i'm good, hang out with the kids. not much. will: attend other mug will do. thank you grinch. police arresting an illegal immigrant from el salvador accused of raping and killing an mother of live from maryland. pete: a suspect accused a murdering another woman before he crossed the border illegally. >> two months after rachel's body was found among the popular hiking trail near baltimore last august. police say this man 23-year-old victor martinez here nanda's head in a drainage culture before attacking the mother five. in a press conference at harvard county sheriff said the suspect is a migrant who illegally crossed into the u.s. in february 2023 alleging that he fled to the u.s. after murdering a young woman in el salvador in january 2023, once in our country police that he allegedly attacked a 9-year-old girl and her mother in the los angeles home invasion in march in 2023, the authorities were able to link dna samples from the los angeles assault to her murder in august 2023 where the surveillance video from the l.a. home gave investigators the first images of the unknown perpetrator, police were able to identify the man after tracing the dna samples in el salvador and on friday they were able to track them down and arrest him in oklahoma, the sheriff did not hesitate to blame morin's murder on the crisis of the southern border. >> were 1800 miles away from the southern border in the broken citizens are not safe because of failed immigration policies, this is the second time in two years that innocent harvard county woman has lost her life to criminal in our country illegally. in both cases there are suspects from el salvador with ties to criminal gangs this should not be happening. >> and verlyn governor larry hogan released this statement saying in part, this should be another wake-up call to stop letting politics get in the way of public safety in active make sure the violent criminals do not come into our country and taken off her streets. the authorities in the process of extraditing the suspect where he faces first-degree murder and rape charges. rachel: thank you, you guys know who cares about public safety and getting criminals off the street, el salvador. we as a country criticize el salvador when they imprisoned the gang members and we tell them that they're not being humanitarian enough, if you escape appear we let them loose and women die and women get raped, that is a fact. pete: we don't know precisely the manner in which he crossed whether it was a no got away or he was process but we know he crossed the border but he probably encountered somebody among the border which means potentially this is another example of the non- betting vetting process that they say they have. we don't actually have access to criminal databases in el salvador. if this guy did, sounds like he killed somebody else in el salvador before he was here. if we don't know who murder somebody ago the country we knw absolutely nothing about these people even though their so-called vetted and processed treat as you put out there dumping our gangs into our country now are dealing with the consequences. rachel: i don't think they dumped him i don't think it's a situation -- but somehow he got out. that giant massive prisons and right now el salvador is the safest country in the western hemisphere in the president's most popular president i think in the world. his approval rating than the 80%. will: is gone from one of the most dangerous to one of the safest, mass imprisonment and anyone suspected of gang affiliation. rachel: look at this poor woman, it is incredible what is happening here. will: a stark contrast of what happened in our southern border, this is terrible and this is one symptom of what is happening our southern border this is what people are looking at each other across the border and saying i don't know about that guy. rachel: remember the turkish guy that crossed and were like you guys have to do something about illegal immigration is across illegally saying were okay but it's crazy. pete: an absolute joke, a mother of five boys and girls will have a mother because we don't have a policy. rachel: unbelievable. working to turn to other headlines starting with the fox news alert, two people dead and six others including two children are in the hospital after shooting at a juneteenth festival in round rock texas late last night. >> it breaks your heart for a family that was coming out to enjoy their evening another life is forever changed as a result of somebody who could care less about somebody else's life and that is so disappointing. our goal is to put those folks behind bars in our goal is to get them put away for life. rachel: police are still looking for one suspect and suggesting the shooting began after a fight broke out between two groups. president bidens hollywood fundraiser bringing out the stars and anti-israel protesters, demonstrators demanded a cease-fire outside of the event shouting at attendees at the entrance of the them t that. inside former president obama, george clooney, julia roberts, jimmy kimmel and jack black were among the celebrities in attendance, the event raised more than $28 million for the bite inheres campaign making it the largest democratic fundraiser and history. police in california chasing down the runaway piglet named pickles after people saw it running through traffic on thursday. rachel: they may have to rename them speedy gonzales, no word on how pickles got loose, he's been reunited with his mom and those are your headlines. will: a look like a first-person shooter gang. a best-selling videogame. it appears that we know some of the criteria according to the new york post on what might be prioritized for president trump what it comes to vice president, the new york post making the case for doug burgum saying the former governor of north dakota has been physical appearance it appears that he came out of central casting. also appealing to the new york post that he does have aspirations to run in 2028 meaning he wouldn't launch a presidential campaign right after the conclusion of this. rachel: how do you know that. pete: here's a portion from the post committee grassroots working for trump to name hardcharging number two who will beast a successor for his mom he has little appetite for such a person, they told the post is very smart, made a lot of money but not interested in public service to enrich himself and i don't think is interested in running for president and isn't somebody who's seen as a successor, this is something that i mentioned before. rachel: we have the discussion about the vp and i think he made a great choice. >> is a example of wishing into existence which is not going to happen. rachel: that was your reason. >> donald trump wants to fix the country he has four years to do it, he does not want an immediate presidential campaign being launched on his back on day one, it makes a lot of sense and doug burgum fits a lot of the boxes, if he wants to run in the future is independently wealthy but his neck would gavel up the spotlight and/or could be compared to donald trump. but it does seemed like with mrd he made the case he could be executed for trump intake on energy, this and that he's run a state before he could do it, it makes a good case. will: i had doug burgum on the well came show on thursday and i would like to do this with all the presidential hopefuls where it was a good 30 - 40 minutes of who is doug burgum then we talked about the policies. rachel: did you have talking points or did you get into information like who is doug burgum. will: we definitely got information and who is doug burgum. he and i shared some similarities when it comes to her personal life, he lost his father when he was in high school, i lost my father my 20s. we talked about the formative for man and how you view yourself and the world. we also talked about policies and i challenged him on the criticism that people launched about whether or not he's a globalist or friends of bill gates or whether carbon capture. i have to say i was fairly impressed with his answers and i thought he did a great job. if you want to get to know doug burgum more check that out on the will came show. but is not the only one. rachel: byron donalds is also on the short list and lastly when donald trump was in detroit he mentioned byron donalds, listen. >> byron donalds is an incredible guy in. [applause] and i notice he happens to be on the list of potential vice president's, would anybody like to see him as a vice president? i noticed your name is very high on the list, that's good, you should be on the list. rachel: i've always liked byron donalds i thought he was an excellent communicator of the american first message, you said the vice president could be an executor. i think of the vice president because i don't think of it as the most important job the president is the president, i think you need a good communicator somebody who can fill in the gaps in terms of messaging for donald trump, donald trump is a certain style, i like it's not everyone's cup of tea but there are other ways of communicating, he is a real organic handle on what it means to be american first and does it very effectively. >> no doubt is going to come down to who donald trump feels comfortable with and what is looking for and in this case it's not somebody who's going to add a lot per se although byron donalds may be able to reach out to the black community and a way that trump wants to and help with the numbers and that would be great. were all wait-and-see, speculate let the speculation continue for weeks and weeks, who knows only trump. >> when we started the show we talked about father's day. just for the record, rachel said to me during the soundbite or a commercial i cannot do your seinfeld smalltalk on this. all i said is this, look, this is the truth. rachel: on the topic of father's day. rachel: i am being real, i'm getting use loosely, i don't know when father's day is rarely until a few days before, i don't look forward to it and we all have a little bit of calm down when it comes to father's day and pe you do anything if you were to do a thing you could do your thing but the minute i voice this rachel looked deep into my eyes and said i think it's important. rachel: what else did i say. will: one of the most important things in america. rachel: this is all seriousness, fatherhood is the source of virtually every problem that we have in america. pete: no one disagrees. rachel: even the people at the top ready the government and a corrupt way have daddy issues. i'm saying. pete: instead of father's day we should do a fathers month. will: we could get our own flag. rachel: i would be in favor of that. pete: i would love somebody to design a fathers month fog and e-mail it to us friends at foxnews.com but with the father's day, fathers month fog look like. >> it would have to change every couple of years. rachel: we can have them sell it. pete: that's how important it is it deserves its own month. that might solve all the problems that i take very seriously. >> to be fair you put nothing on your calendar. rachel: msnbc wrote an op-ed in msnbc about fatherhood, the headline was happy father's day to men who knew they weren't ready to be dance. pete: offers when he said this i was like what the world is this about. rachel: this is one of the most disturbing father's day offense. i would essays disturbing is downright evil here's what i had to say on the second father's day without the constitutional right to abortion care, i hope we think about the men who stayed by their spouses side as they have endured medically necessary lifesaving abortions as well as the men who like their pregnant partners have been forced to navigate cruel antiabortion laws the only compel the trauma and heartache and i urge us all to acknowledge in whatever ways are most appropriate in the men who knew delaying parenthood killing their child was a former family-planning in the first responsible dad bike decision in the ever made. this is one of the most evil op-ed because it turned the whole thing on his head is try to make something we know is evil into a virtue of sort that we should celebrate men who weren't in decided that they're not having a child and brutally killing them is the right way to do it. pete: i totally agree and i think the word evil is appropriate adjective and i'm also not that concerned or encourage this op-ed from msnbc. i think it's so absurd, no normal person could actually agree and if it reveals evil mindsets or insanity, all the better let's go ahead and get that out there. i don't think many people buy into what this says. i think most normal people i would say almost all people would look at this and say having abortion doesn't make you a good done. >> whoever wrote it, you feel bad for someone whose entire worldview is wrapped around roe v. wade you ticketed like father's day is a fastball it's a straight fastball and you contorted and you can twist it into something where you're manipulating into happy entry father's day to those of you. rachel: it says two things how far we've come in the abortion debate on the other side where they no longer pretend and they almost can't because technology is so good that they know what they're doing so they stop pretending. pete: a used to be safe, legal and rare. rachel: are not even pretending anymore. 80% of women who do have abortions say they wouldn't have if they had support, that support should of been from the man so that is absolute failure on the part of those men in the sabbath op-ed come out but i think you're right c at all and then we will decide. pete: after major outrage from veterans and their families, virginia lawmakers say the reverse course that significantly cuts education benefits for that. pete: jason redman said the spoils are not to entitlements but what was earn prior heroes and he joins us next. >> it's too hard to sustain the program of families that are very loved ones for your freedom and and with the mylowe's rewards credit card, you can save 5% every day. you got this. and we got you. hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? and its refill reminder light means i'll never miss a day of freshness. ♪ 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good morning and happy father's day to all the dads out there, what happened this program has been in existence for virginia for 100 years is called the virginia military survivors, depend education program of disabled veteran education program it's been an amazing program and provides free tuition at the colleges willing to waive for armas severely wounded warriors, 90% above and goldstar in children of goldstar family members and children of our disabled. on may 13 the general assembly submitted and split in without anyone being aware of it into a budget bill and cancellation of the program and on may 15 it went into effect, literally two days in it shocked the veteran community and virginia and it was so out of the blue no one expected this to come obviously created a massive outreach, this was done in a year of surplus in the year that many of the universities are claiming that they're doing great but at the same time they're saying we cannot sustain this program. pete: it was a university that voted for in the probably a lot of members didn't know it was in the of that's away a lot of politics work this is not something were used to give us some entitlement. if you're receiving this program is because you've given a lot for this country. >> it impacts those who have made the greatest sacrifice and also so frustrating about this for the state of virginia and governor youngkin to say we're going to make this the most veteran friendly state in the entire united states it was one of the reasons why i retired because i knew the great benefits and my children have uses program. my teammates who have been lost their children are using this program, this is such a massive impact and for them to do in the dead of the night like you said. almost every republican voted for this, there's some kind of accurate steel that went on and they were aware or be i believe none of them knew this was coming nor did anyone in the veteran community it was time to plan their individuals many young children and disabled veterans and children of goldstar family members were you saw me speak crying and tears because they are not able to get into this program now and suddenly they were planning on going to college in their parents or family cannot afford to send them access point. pete: here's what governor youngkin put on x reversing course he said we heard from virginia military heroes and their families now is time to come together for the general assembly with a clean bill that appeals and reverses eligibility changes made to the program. it still begs the questi