Of the english channel. Now, all of these feats of superhuman endurance have been undertaken by my guest today, lewis pugh. Why does he do it . To focus attention on the Climate Crisis and its impact on our blue planet. His death defying exploits have won him political access from Downing Street to the kremlin. But is the response too little, too late . Lewis pugh, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you so much. Its great to have you on the show. Here you are before me in your very smart suit but soon, youll be back in your trunks on another Marathon Swim youve Just Announced youre going to swim the entire length of the hudson river through new york state, ending up in New York City at the time of the un General Assembly. Its a massive undertaking. Do these things get easier with experience and with time . Mentally easier. Physically, perhaps not so but mentally, yes. Because, without being impolite, you began these endurance tests, this extreme swimming, in your30s. Youre now into your 50s. J
moms for liberty entertaining popularity among conservatives also drawing the ire of the mainstream media and the left. either something deeply wrong in our school. we should all ban together and do something. that s when the claws come out. look at the people s door. oh my god. deadly storms pummel southeastern new york bracing for potentially the worst flooding in years. the worst damage seen in new york s hudson s valley. you woke up and there is like a natural disaster hit. guerrero jr. will hang on and win the 2023 t mobile home run derby he and his dad both home run derby champions. brian: here we go. things are moving quickly now. president biden president biden and this is a fox news alert. other nature toe members now 32 strong will soon line up for a family photo as the summit kicks off this morning in a very impactful meaning in lithuania. steve: it comes on the heels of a major move welcoming sweden very shortly into the alliance. ainsley: ma
beach, a guy on a surfboard waiting for the next set to come in. what a wonderful saturday morning. carley: watch the sharks though. maybe not in north carolina. i hope not. pete: we re glad you re here. come on in for the fourth and final hour of fox & friends on a saturday, july 8, year of our lord 2023. we re outside where where there s a heavy ambience of urine. carley: it feels very thick pete: smells great. carley: because it s human. not the best. pete: not great. carley: could always be great. pete: it smells better where you are. will: later in the show, apparently, we are going to take an ice plunge bath. i just saw the bath set at 45 degrees, and i m, for one, dreading this moment in the show. pete: if i am too. [laughter] will says he s going to go with the gradual entry technique which is terrible, and i m going to go with carley: you guys are both doing it? if. pete: there s only two tubs carley: oh, usually i like to be included in things, and this is
shortages. new criticism and outcry over israel s military tragedy. i m ramy inocencio in tel aviv. the uk, france and germany are now calling for a ceasefire. adding to pressure, the u.s. defense secretary arrives tomorrow. plus, hamas tunnel revealed. israeli forces take our charlie d agata inside. this is the biggest tunnel we found ever. ever? donald trump on the attack. joe biden is a threat to democracy. praising putin and targeting immigrants. they re poisoning the blood of our country. new cbs polling tonight on his standing and the republican race for president. and countdown to christmas. the shopping rush and the shipping crunch. i m elise preston in los angeles at the nation s largest postal processing plant where elves are working around the clock. and later, tree trade. millions are grown, harvested and sold every year. john blackstone shows us a new way to go green. do you tell the trees how lucky they are not to be chopped down? the
brian: this reminds me wlir, the cure, of the depesh mode era. your prime my prime? don lemon is here, ladies and gentlemen, you will be looking for a job. i knew there was a fill-in. will: like this is your heyday, right? brian: college. yeah. don t act that astounded. to me lar used to be this thing and i don t know why another station hasn t done this. new bands emerge and u2 and then they are the biggest ever, it was cool. they never replace that, they roll out classic rock, which we re sick of. we re done with classic rock. will: no, incorrect. ainsley: who was your college singer? will: i m never good keeping up with the trends, even in the 90s, my college years. ainsley: mine, too. you remember alanis morset. will: smashing pumpkins. brian: sorry, it is done with it. will: you are done with credence clear water revival? brian: move on in life, don t keep going back. i don t have victrola. my walkman is done. we have interview with cardina