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pete: i've lost my if voice before reading audio books, but this one i'm feeling good. kayleigh: i've only done half of that. four hours. nine hours, that's impressive. pete: you get pretty sick of your own -- will: and then somebody's going to mitt at one-and-a-half speed mode. pete: yes, they are. will: fox news books.com. let's turn now to your headlines, at least 2 people are dead and 15 more hurt after a driver plowed into a children's birthday party in michigan yesterday. six cults and three children -- adults and three children are in critical condition. police say they have the suspect, the driver in custody, but this is no word yet on charges. -- there's no word yet on charges. kayleigh: the uaw winning a historic union vote in chattanooga, tennessee, this weekend with more than 70% of eligible workers cast ballots in favor of joining the union. the chattanooga factory is the
don't want to go down that again. will: i have so much. so -- people genuinely believe this stuff and they believe that he would kill his opposition. threat to -- democracy like this is the last election. but this is why they believe this stuff. because someone like that says that. and by the way, the checks and balances she talks about, i'm sorry but this is another entry into the canon of, you know, accuse others of the sins you commit. the democrat party has undercut checks and balances not donald trump and democrat party said pack the supreme court and democrat party uses executive branch to enforce or not enforce laws pad by congress when it comes to, you know, for example the border. checks and blangses are the number one threat to the party right now, and the party means democrats. kayleigh: so toxic and destruct eve that language and i wonder what hillary clinton does all day i have to believe maybe she
abbvie could help you save. ♪ at the car wash -- will: that's a reminder, the geico 500 is today, 3 p.m. thank you, thomas, and supercharged entertainment. if this is a lot of fun. it's -- kayleigh: a blast. will: -- so much fun, it's dangerous. [laughter] pete: this trophy is bigger than you probably win if you win talladega. will: it might be. [laughter] kayleigh: enormous. pete: "fox & friends" five champ thanks to supercharged. zero people were injured. ran me into the railing but, thankfully -- will: thank you, kayleigh, you were great. pete: have a great sunday, everybody. first, go to church, and then check out the race on fox at 3:00. [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪
because pro shops, later on we've got richard childress and austin dillon and figure out who everybody thinks will win. as they say about talladega, this is the a race that anybody can win with, and that probably is going to be the case today. guys? if with. will: thank you, rick. pete: thank you, rick. kayleigh: yeah. thanks, rick. spring has sprung, and it's the perfect time to get gardening. pete: here with tips to keep your plants in bloom, lisa, the en-- owner of bountiful gardens in new jersey. hey, lisa. kayleigh: thanks for being here. >> yeah, thanks for having me. pete: what are your tips? i've failed on gardens before and not really succeeded. how do i do that? >> it's really easy, and that's why i brought these planters. so you can do container gardening to get started if you don't really -- if you feel intimidated by land. you know, it could be a lot. pete: yeah. >> so get a planter. you can do a little planter, but i love these the stack planters because these are amazing.
trump will do when he is president. wow, if only we knew what donald trump would do when he's president. anticipator, he was president. [laughter] no one was imprisoned. and if you recall, 35 solo press conferences donald trump gave in his final year in office. how many has joe biden given this year or in the past nine hospitals? 0.0. because they know if you take joe biden out of the teleprompter, it will be clean up on aisle 5. you're a former press secretary. we'll get stories about how his uncle bowser was killed by can -- can billions, right? hillary clinton can talk about what a danger donald trump will be. what they never talk about is policy, that donald trump is on the right side when it comes to bringing down inflation or gas price or crime or the border and immigration. they can't talk about policy, so they go with fear mongering, and it shows you how desperate things are at this point because democrats can read polls, and they know that jeff bind is trailing in north carolina --
race is 3 p.m. on fox. kayleigh: check it out thank you very much the geico 500 is on fox leader today but revving up our engines in our "fox & friends" 500 go-cart race right now. will: thomas executive sales manager of supercharge new jersey brought in -- our own superspeedway right here on fox square, and we're going to have a little race these things go i've done this. these things go. >> exceed 40 mile an hour there are safety features so everybody will be all right. >> how do they handle the turns? >> make them wide they'll be fine. will: caylee and i will race later and five laps but it is pete and joe concha but thomas there's a gas and a brake. there's a little slide turn you can put in there. >> you're competitors. kayleigh: i have my money on pete i have to say. >> come on --
more importantly as we see about 150 suicides that we know of prevented every year, and that's because we bring connection to those young people in their schools. and the 150 is only i it of the iceburg for every child like my daughter who was killed at columbine there's 3 62 children who commit suicide. kayleigh: i remember vividly her funeral friend after friend getting up and saying how rachel joy scott changed their life she had a message. a life code a chain reaction of compassion would be initiated if we were all kind to one another pin deed we've seen the legacy of that in rachel's challenge you wrote a book about her life. i read about every page of it. an incredible book can you hold it up and share with us about what it's about. >> it's about 300 pages long it's a detailed -- account of not only her life and death, but the aftermatt legacy she's left behind. the millions 31 children that
testify for the former president. avenatti says there's no question the trial is politically motivated because they're concerned that he may be reelected. if the defendant was anyone other than donald trump, this case would not have been brought at this time. also happening this week the supreme court is set to hear arguments on trump's claims of presidential immunity as he fights the federal criminal case accusing him of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election results. will, kayleigh and pete. will: thank you, madeleine. earlier we were like, wow -- and we'll talk about this. i want to put the question to will hard a of, he'll come up on the show at a 9 a.m. eastern time, how can he trust putting michael avenatti on the stand? how can you trust his testimony in he's been on every side with donald trump, you know, pro, anti, pro again. and, you know, by the very nature of his criminal charges, it's not one that inspires trust. but you point out, there is perhaps an incentive that you can trust. kayleigh: uh-huh. and what is that? the incentive is maybe a pardon.
sunday drive. will destroyed the course. b i don't know what the rules are about that. you can't take down every center cone. is this the fifth lap p? ?>> one more ma more. that's four. take it kayleigh. oh, yes, oh, yes! man down. >> kayleigh, i love the effort at the end. >> hey, i was trying. >> if will's taking out cones, why can't you. >> exactly. >> will, i don't know -- >> everybody okay? everybody good? [laughter] >> all right. maria bartiromo -- >> two years in a row, will almost knocked out the spectators. they didn't sign a waiver. maria bartiromo is next.
prepared to have a throwdown on a motion to south korea candidate his position as speaker -- vacate. kayleigh: i think democrats will never vote on the border security funding. and he said last night one of the keys for him was the fact that a this was the only way to get aid through for israel. it was unpalatable for democrats to ever pass anything israel stand-alone, so this had to go forward in order to protect the national security of our country in his calculation. pete: i guess. [laughter] i've herald that. i have heard that. you know, i feel like -- yeah. he's dealing with a lot of factors that a morning show host isn't dealing with, so i get that. but you'd love to stand your ground, make your statement and say, hey, we support israel. we're going to put the bill forward. you don't want to deal with it? we'll fight that out in the media. here's our border bill. i know it's not that simple, but that's certainly what people expected. kayleigh: that is the saw sausage making of the legislature.