fox friends weekend starting with this, trump celebrating bigtime at a campaign rally after a thursday's debate and a massive fund raising haul. will: and a major win for businesses. the supreme court rules against federal regulations. we're going to talk to one of the plaintiffs about a how it's protecting them from crazy climate rules. pete: plus, looks like a nothing burger. mcdonald's plant-based men if you items failing -- menu items failing. who'd have thought? the final hour of "fox & friends" weekend on a saturday starts right now. ♪ lately i've been, i've been losing sleep. ♪ dreaming about the things that we could be ♪ will: good morning and welcome to to "fox & friends" on this saturday morning. you know something i've come to appreciate? t not really my way i grew up around beaches. i -- you know, the way they do it in new jersey, it's like a carnival -- [laughter] in a city, and yet it all meets together right will there on the beach. pete: oh, the boardwalk. will: yeah, i know. at first i with was like, that's a little, i don't know, not -- pete: the carnival meets beach? will: yeah, it's not classy. [laughter] but the more i think about it -- rachel: tell me more, sherman, texas. [laughter] will: they're classy. i get it. i think it's kind of cool, the idea. let my kids at some age a just run up and down the boardwalk, go get an ice cream. they're going to run to the beach. lately i've been thinking, that's pretty cool. that's what i'm getting at. rachel: this is someone who doesn't like parades. pete: yeah. doesn't like basic things. rachel: basic american things. will: i don't with like overly forced things. i like, i like to be natural. i like it to come, to have happened, you know, organically. i don't like big plans. don't call me three weeks ahead of time and say you want to go to dinner. i like it that day. what are you doing? let's have dinner. that's my favorite. pete: there was a bunch of trash sitting on the couch here -- rachel: it was left over from my sandwich, i had to run outside -- will: it was all rachel. pete: if i was trying to clean up, will was like, stop, leave it, it's hermes. rachel: you're such a gentleman. he would never gas up my car, we know that about a him -- pete: or clean up your stuff. with will but my way is more fun. [laughter] pete: it's a fair point. speaking of new jersey, we have to move on, there's a poll out there that shows trump up 1 is point in new jersey. rachel: amazing. pete: part of the reason, places like cape may with are very conservative. but he was in virginia yesterday talking about the debate with a big crowd, and here's what former president trump had to say. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you. hello, virginia. did anybody last night watch a thing called the debate? [cheers and applause] man, that was a big one. we had a big victory against a man that is really look to destroy our country. he's the worst. he's the most corrupt, the most incompetent president in the history of our country. [cheers and applause] and we have to take it back from that party. remember, the biggest problem for our country is not joe biden's personal decline, it's that joe bidens' policies are causing america's decline at a level we've never seen before: that's why this virginia the people -- november the people of virginia and the people of america are going to the tell crooked joe biden, biden, you're fired! will: there's a lot of people making the point that trump makes, it's his policies. i don't know. i think they're both of equal weight. and actually they're related to each other because the decline being covered up with with the lies, i can't get over that. i just think it's -- from the media what to the political sphere, you're willing to throw the security of the united states of america under the bus for whatever it is that's compelling you to lie. and you'll do the same thing on policies, that's my point. rachel: well, i think that -- you know, i was at a diner just the morning after that debate, and it was fascinating how many people said i woke up more scared about america -- pete: they should be. rachel: -- today. they should be. imagine you're the mother or a father of a military member. we're on the brink potentially of world war iii. i mean, we're in all these proxy wars, anything could go wrong, and this is the guy in charge? and mind you, will and pete, you have schumer and all these other people coming out and saying, you know, a few weeks ago a how sharp he is, and he's analyzing every issue inside of the, you know, oval office and in the, you know, all the places in the world, he's analyzing it, and he knows what we have to do and he's debating. look at that man you're seeing on the screen there. he's debating no one but himself there. pete: yeah. rachel: the only question he's asking is who am i. pete: what am i doing here? rachel: joe, where are you? pete: that split screen is the reason it was so terrible for joe, but i do believe we're underplaying the phenomenal performance -- not us, but the mediaover all. trump did a great job not taking the bait, staying disciplined, going back to policy. he didn't overplay the whole joe you don't know where you are, but he did it at the right time. when he talked about you didn't fire anybody over afghanistan or, over what's happening at the border, that landed with me a lot. to your point about security of our nation, the country. trump passed the commander in chief test clearly and and joe biden not even close. rachel: and people asking who is running the show. that's a great question. will: well, fascinating move in oklahoma where the oklahoma state the superintendent has passed new requirements to public schools teach the bible and the ten commandments. now, the argument that's been made, well, look, the bible is inseparable from the history of the united states. that's just, that's a fact. that's a historical fact. it's interwoven. christianity is interwoven into the deck la a haitian -- declaration of independence. pete: endowed by the creator? will: that's what a natural right is. that's the beginning point, and father steven hamilton was on "fox & friends" earlier. >> it's a great day here in oklahoma, a great opportunity with the bible policy because it gives us an opportunity for a renewed focus on a source document of our cultural patrimony, recognizing the bible's value from the historical and a literary perspective. i think to be clear, this is not a policy about using the bible as a religious or devotional use. rather, it's an academic study from historical and literary perspective. if. will: weeing, by the way, add had that -- we, by the way, had that conversation. we do have separation of church and state in terms of should you be teaching religion in school, but you have to teach history in schools, and religion is part of history. pete: and you can't teach western civilization without biblical understanding. it's impossible. so louisiana just put the ten commandments in every classroom. there'll be challenges to these, but there's a supreme court there i think will overturn some of the things that happened years ago in the '60s and the '800s that took player and the bible and the ten commandments out of schools. those will be challenged, and rightfully so. because for 150 years, almost 20 the 0 years, those were in our public government schools. not as an establishment of religion, but as a recognition of our foundation. and it's good to see states doing it, and i hope more do. texas should do it. tennessee should do it. other states should say this is important to us. rachel: it's interesting to see the pendulum start to swing in the other direction after so many years of ignoring, as you said, history and the foundation and the roots of so many things. i mean, i think of it in terms of assimilation. we have all these new people coming into the country. assimilation is important for unity. another point that i think this brings up is, you know, nothing happens in a vacuum, you know? something happens in a vacuum, i should say. you take these roots out, what has happened in public schools, you've injected a different religion, the religion of wokeness and gender theory and crt and all of these progressive things have become the new foundation, even religion cult of american public schools. maybe this also is part of, you know, pulling that back because, as you said, pete, so well in the books that you've written, this has been intentional. it's an agenda. pete: no doubt. and it started with the removing of god. if we're going to get back on the path, let's throw him back in there. rachel: that's right. will: all right. mcdonald's not loving it. [laughter] the president says their new mcplant burger has a failed. [laughter] plant-based burgers and meats continue to disappoint. here's joe earlier, mcdonald's usa's president. they tested them in dallas and san francisco. it was not successful in either market, so i don't think the u.s. consumer coming to mcdonald's are looking for mcplant or plant-based proteins from mcdonald's now. yeah. i mean, yeah. rachel: not surprising. pete: what do you think you're selling? yeah. will: it's mcdonald's. pete: if i know why i gold to mcdonald's. rachel: right. that's true. pete: it's not because i'm feeling think today -- [laughter] or have some ethical standard by which my food is procured. i gist want some good nuggets. rachel: it would be okay if it was actually plants, but if you look at an impossible burger ors it's a bunch of things our body can't process. if you're on a health kicking, again, don't go to mcdonald's. we have to look at the ingredients, it's pretty gross. will: i could be in a bubble, but i feel like meat is on the rise in terms of health and demand. no, i mean, like, when people -- rachel: yes. plant-basedded, it's very nutrient dense, well, but people are trying to move you away from meat. there is a total -- will: well, there's that, but i'm talking about real people talking. people understand protein is key, i need protein. pete: this is just like evs, this is the kind of garbage they've been ramming down our throats. beyond meat, which is a public company and in july of 2019 their share was at $2355. that's a lot -- 235. it's dropped 97%, it's at a $6, 6.70 on friday. rachel: and that's with tons of people like bill gate, the w.h.o. and is all these people pushing you to not -- because they don't want you to amendment eat meat because cows take up, you know, carbon ask all this kind of stuff that they have on why you shouldn't eat meat meat. but they've been pushing it hard, and to see this drop is so interesting. in matter what they say like with the ev iss -- pete: it revives your faith in average people, the people we meet in diner, out on fox square, the people watching right now. they understand what's up. both their feet and their dollars. love it. rachel: they sure do. all right, maybe we're seeing a revival of common sense in america. all right. the jury this if karen reid's murder if trial ordered to keep deliberating for the fifth day after failing to reach a unanimous verdict yesterday. if reid is facing a second-degree murder charge accused of killing her police officer boyfriend john o'keefe back in 20232. prosecutors say is she hit him with her car, but she claims officers are trying to frame her in an elaborate cover-up. jury deliberations continue on monday at 9 a.m. eastern. a florida fisherman is expected to be okay after a shark pit him -- bit him near the florida-georgia border yesterday. the shark attacking when he and a group of fishermen tried reeling it in. meanwhile, up the coast in massachusetts a group of sharks surrounding a come's boat earlier this month -- couple's boat earlier this month. >> oh, god. >> wow. >> oh, god. no, it's a whale. >> it's a shark. >> that is a whale. >> that is a shark. >> oh, my god, that is a freaking shark. >> that's a great white shark. >> that is a shark like i've never seen. >> wow. rachel: the couple says they were trying to catch lobsters when the sharks came within inches of their boat. dust off those dancing shoes and start practicing for the dirty dancing days of summer if festival. oh, boy, watch with. ♪ this could be love because -- ♪ i had the time of my life. ♪ no, i never felt this way before ♪ rachel: the iconic movie location, mountain lake lodge in virginia, is hosting its annual event in august to honor the film. activities include dancing lessons, competitions and live music. and they promise that that you'll have -- ♪ the time of your life ♪ will: nice. rachel: right? will: yeah, that's good. rachel: that song was, prom-themed song, that's how old i am. who doesn't love this movie? do you guys not love this movie? will: i need to rewatch it. i want to answer your question honestly. pete: i would too -- rachel: you haven't watched it, like, 30 times? will: i haven't watched it in 30 years. pete: me too. in my mind, it's a fine movie. will: let me tell you something everybody does love -- rachel: it's an '800s movie! everybody in the '80s loved that movie. will: gotta move on. there's something else everybody loved besides dirty the dancing, it's the war on warriors, which is number one on the new york times' bestseller list for two straight weeks. it's number two for the third week now, is that right? pete: correct. first week, number one. second week, number one, and this week, it's number two. will: nice. pete: the outpouring has been amazing. walmart, costco, it's fun to go into the store, and someone put my book over annie fauci's in costco when we got there -- anthony fauci's. go ahead and do that, if you want. i can't compare the amount of response to this book even for battle for the american mind. everybody's reading it and going, oh, my goodness, thank you so much. books and letters are pouring in. it's a great read for the beach before julyth. -- 4th. take a look. you can find it anywhere books are sold. if you order it now -- will: for you to get on the new york times bestseller list two weeks in a row, it means it's undeny where by -- rachel: yes. this is not a book "the new york times" wants to -- i was thinking about you and the war on warrior, what joe biden was saying when he said no one lost their -- that's a war on warriors from your commander in chief supposedly. then also, you know, just the fact that, again, what i said earlier, if you have people in the military and you have a commander in chief in that condition, to me, that's a war on warriors. pete: no doubt. rachel: that is not protecting your troops. pete: the war on warriors is happening right now. donald trump comes in, there's a lot he will do to clean house and change the reality of our military. will: congratulations, man. rachel: we're proud of you. president thank you for supporting the endeavor. will: charges dismissed for protesters at ut-austin. just the latest example of college students not being held accountable. pete: our next guest says if this was happening to any other group, it would be a national crisis. it's just so confusing. i can't make a decision. two words, my friend. atturo tires: built to last, and won't break the bank. how are you with dating apps? 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it looks like intimidation, to me. >> that's the reason why i went there, because i actually went to ucla a week or two ago before the encampments started and had really beautiful conversations with students who wanted to learn. we actually had important conversations, and when i went this time, no one would speak, they kept saying i had to speak to a media liaison. i was very peaceful wanting to see if we could have conversations. then they blocked me with, basically, a human barricade, wouldn't let me walk on public property. the next day a jewish student was literally blocked from going to close, and then it starts getting extremely -- to class, and then it started getting extremely violent. if. pete: why does it seem to be acceptmen against jews but 40 no other group of people? it'd be a national outrage. >> and it should be for every single group of people, by the way. any group this is happening to, this should be an outrage. my grandparents are holocaust survivors, and i used to hear stories, and i would always think they were exaggerating, or i couldn't imagine that actually happening, and now it is happening. we need to take it seriously just like i feel it wasn't take as seriously as it should have been back then. but repurr per cutses need -- repercussions need to happen. president you heard what i said in the intro, anybody arrested for breaking the law, all the charges are dropped, so what lessons or repercussions have these protesters actually felt? >> i just don't understand how these charges have been dropped. again, like you said, if it was any other group of people this was happening to, this wouldn't even be a question. of course everyone would be arrested, and this would have stopped a long time ago. i don't understand because -- pete: so that that's the big why question i always a ask, why is it okay against jews? >> this has been going on since the beginning of time, and that's why people say, no, this is just anti-israel. the in, it is anti-jews and l.a., i'm is sure you guys covered what happened at the temple in l.a. these were just jews going to pray at temple x this happened then. so it's an anti-jew problem. pete: over two dozen majority muslim, arab countries in the world, yet focus on the left and the palestinian cause seem the believe they can't tolerate one jewish state. >> yeah. and, again, anti-semitism, it's on the rise every single day. it's continuing to rise, continuing to rise. pete: if you don't confront it, it will rise. >> and it is. pete: yeah. we appreciate you showing your courage and bringing videos like that to our viewers. >> thank you so much. thank you. pete: god bless you. all right, a major win for businesses, the supreme court rules against federal regulation. we're talking to one of the plaintiffses about how it's protecting them from crazy climate rules. ♪ ♪ we love being outside, but the sun makes our deck and patio too hot to enjoy. thanks to our new sunsetter retractable awning, we can select full sun or instant shade. it's 20 degrees cooler and you get protection f