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people, the southern border. bill melugin tweeted out sol -- some of the responses from if border patrol members he spoke to. after i asked for their response to the $95 billion foreign aid passing the house, but nothing in this package for us, border security as border numbers begin to rise again. here's those responses. unbelievable. we're screwed. so messed up. pete: yeah. they must feel abandoned. how can they not? i mean, especially when this speaker said nothing else is going to happen until we secure the border. he said it right here on couch. i don't know what happened. i don't know if it's a cloakroom thing, if it's an intelligence agencies thing, if it's a uniparty pressure thing, but when you're the speaker, you get to choose what bills come to the floor. and if your caucus doesn't support, clearly, this, then you shouldn't have to. but he felt compelled to without bringing, without forcing the issue to include border security. will: so much so that he's
side and say, no, we're not going to let you wave your little ukrainian flags until we secure our border here? is it just over time they wear people down like speaker johnson? how does that -- i know you said you don't know, but what's that pressure like? >> the pressure is immense. you want to go along to get along there in washington d.c. but you have a lot of principled people who voted no. and, again, i think there are some good people who probably voted yes who do care most about a ukraine. the number of flags the ukrainian flags flown on the floor of the house of representatives, are you kidding me? i just don't understand. i mean, that's where where you have to hold the line and say, new york i'm not going to vote for -- no, i'm not going to vote for this until we take care of america first. that's where i would be, but not enough of them, pete. pete: not even close. you're exactly right. i mean, it's a demonstration of what the democrat party is most interested in. it is ukrainian funding and not our people. >> yeah.
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.
babied. food. >> that's why i brought this. organic food is the way to go. it adds nutrients, and there's a lot going on in your soil that a lot of people don't realize. the soil is the most important for gardennenning tips. will: how often do you feed? >> spring and fall usually. yeah. for outdoors. indoors -- pete: just mix it into the dirt? >> you just mix it in, and when you water, it'll slowly get down into the soil so your a plants just grab it. kayleigh: yesterday there were these beautiful multicolored tulips. is that hard to achieve? >> no. you have to plant them in the fallen, if so you plant them ahead. they come in bags usually with all different colors, so you can buy multicolors, straight colors. tulips are really easy. in my area, the deer eat them, so a lot of people don't plant them. but deer are usually challenging, so these vertical planter s are the way to go with that as well because deer don't usually come on your patio. pete: you brought some for us.
>> some things go together like me and joe. if. >> ice cream on a hot summer day. a strong grassroots team and a winning campaign. folks, we really need you on our side. kayleigh: here's what i'm interested in here, joe. >> yeah. kayleigh: they do this fundraiser together, with but you know this, you studied the media. it wasn't long ago where we had headlines like this back when bind was vice president, the poignant but complicated friendship of joe biden and barack obama. they say this describing a tweet where joe biden put out a friendship bracelet with barack obama. the between was full of longing on national best friends' day, joe biden posted a barack and joe friendship bracelet with the greeting happy best friends day to my friend, barack obama, but obama, he was silent, no reply, nothing. [laughter] >> that's true. look, will lives in texas, pete lives now in tennessee. i'm a jersey guy. we will all tell you that when it comes to our friends, guys,
demands for the university. we're with fox news. >> fox news? >> reporter: yes, that's correct. >> okay. yeah, we do have a press team. >> if you wouldn't with mind stopping recording, i can direct you to them, but you have to stop the -- >> reporter: well, pete, we tried to speak with some of the students, but they don't want to speak with us, and they're very selective about who they allow into this liberated zone. there are other cameras in there right now. we can see those cameras but, again, our camera is not allowed in. will: she did a great job. one last point i want to make on this, they're asking or -- whatever their demands may be, we're taking turns trying to estimate what their goals are, pro-hamas, anti-american. and pete and i have been working on this to some extent. i'm comfortable. one of the things that people have a lot of ignorance about when it comes to this war it should be pointed out quickly, the estimates number of civil civilian and combatant dead from institutions that would flayed
them a bible lesson bring them back and often seeing huge participation rates often more than 50% of the entire school enroll and get a bible class as part of their school day. >> joel i love this. is this i've got to maiming all across the spectrum it is city, it is rural everywhere, people are craving god back in school. >> that's exactly right. we're seeing everywhere. i'm in columbus, ohio most inner city high crime rates and life wise up in the most remote rural communities and affluent suburbs confirmed next year to be live in los angeles, california of all places. pete: american people are with you recent polling shows that 56% of americans support teaching public school students biblical values. it was ripped the you're right supreme court codify rejecting those things in schools but you found a place where the supreme
attention. >> interesting endeavor there. >> that brings me a lot of stress i really enjoy that game. will: our success rate is not as high so i've started to check out. pete: that's what's enjoyable about it. and i think there's probably 40 more skieslines out there that we could put up. >> we've reported phoenix. kayleigh: we said phoenix. pete: in the light you can get it. will: remember that's when carley said it was chicago. kayleigh: i would do that too. yeah. pete: you did mention it for a second. i hope we keep playing because i bet people at home play the game. kayleigh: let's bring in fox news anchor shannon bream she would -- you would shannon. >> i would not and geography was my first class ever in school so i have to defer to will i guess on that. pete: shannon bream's worst class was probably a 94%.
me, i know. will: you know the food you take to the living room is chips and dip, football game? i hate it. you know why? if here's my youngest son. chip, pull -- could you make that go any further? pete: boone is over here, like, cracking chips and everything over the top of the dip. it's the only time we -- will: i'd prefer him do that, lean over, as opposed to the expansion of the couch and the floor, then drag -- [laughter] and then it gets on their shirt and why are you surprised? you're leaning back. kayleigh: you remember the day of the pouches, the little pouches that babies suck out of? my son goes around the house everywhere. i have it worse than you. will: all right. so, again, friends@foxnews.com. pete: and, kayleigh, or it's great to see you. look at this, will. not only does she rock the green, but even a matching green can be pen. kayleigh: it is not st. patrick's day, but you have license to have a beer. will: all right.
more times, not one hundred more times but 10,000 more times. october 7th. babies were killed, babies were slaughtered. that's what this is about a, and these are hamas sympathizers, many of them. pete: for sure. you mentioned the environment inside the so-called liberation zone. so they feel comfortable inside the campus of columbia. we mentioned it a little bit yesterday. we want the play some more footage from the ingram angle on friday night. our own c.b. cotton had a microphone and camera, she's allowed to be there, walked into the liberation zone, and here's the response she got. >> reporter: wondering, can we talk to you guys about your demands for the university? >> we have -- do you mind, we have, like, a media team if you're interested in talking to people -- >> reporter: can we speak with that media team? >> could you stop recording for a second? would that be okay? >> reporter: well, i see there are other cameras here. >> if you would mind stopping record, we could connect you -- >> >> reporter: we just want to talk to you all about your