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i mean, you can take the easy way out and say, well, i'm not going to vote for either of them, bun of those guys is going to be president of the quites. and people ought to focus on that and give with up on the sort of fantasy of, that there's going to be another candidate. rachel: i was fascinated by the line where he said unfortunately there's no generation of red elders to tell him not to run. which means they kind of wish there had been somebody that could tell him not to run are. but, obviously, he and clearly jill biden said i don't care what the obama team who's running everything says -- pete: that is the most vealing part of the clip. rachel: totally. pete: there's enthusiasm there. clearly, with behind the scenes under their breath on the democrat party side, they're wishing they had anyone, someone other than joe. or a way out of the joe box. and he mentioned 1968, and he -- i didn't know this, but he alluded to the fact that they've changed the rules in a way that they can't, a small council of
aren't choosing my candidate for me. will: right. pete: they can do that the over there, but around here, that's not how we do things. we're going to support donald trump. so there was a reaction -- rachel: like that country song, not in my town. pete: try that in a maul town. by the way, we want to get your input because as a will mentioned, we have an exclusive interview with president donald trump that will air tomorrow morning. so e-mail if us, friends@foxnews.com, what questions and doings do you want us to explore -- topics do you want us to explore? we look forward to it. rachel: t going to be the first interview with the president since this verdict happened. pete: friends@fox news.com, maybe we'll read a few of them at the end. rachel: well, yesterday or this week anthony fauci had to testify ever be the house panel on monday as newry-released transcripts from closed door interviews with lawmakers show he was stumped on child masking evidence. he admitted to lack of
rachel: american airlines flying more than 600 veterans and 2 -- 60 veterans and 2 rosie the riveters. once many france, the veterans will take part in a a wreath-laying ceremony -- pete: well done, dallas. will: i can promise that a veteran that at least some of the younger generation will know exactly what you to did. we can speak for those of us sitting on the couch, but i did my best this week with. you guys have given me a hard time about being in france, but i didn't just go to paris. we spent memorial day at normandy introducing my sons to this history. but i just want to give you guys a little bit concern i don't know if either of you have been -- rachel: i haven't. pete: if i haven't. will: obviously, we've seen the movies, we've seen saving private ryan, you can see the beginning of world warm ii with dunkirk -- world war ii, but i know it's cliche to say, seeing
scheduling because the sentencing, of course, is right before the rnc. [laughter] pete: paul, you mentioned the statement from al baker, the state office of court administration if spokesperson, you referenced part of it. we're going to read the whole thing, judge merchan was assigned to supervise the grand juries that investigated the trump organization and alan weisselberg as well as donald trump from a rotation of judges available to supervise special grand juries. he was in turn assigned to the trial that arose from that information which is the court's look beyond -- longstanding practice since the judges has some familiarity with these often-complex cases and manage them more efficiently. he started on it, so he has to do everything, every as aspect related to it? >> yeah, that's essentially the argument. and, you know, you actually can make a pretty good counterargument which is that in order to insure fairness in a a second trial, maybe a different judge should be doing the trump trial because at least then
today we might have a few more. we've got rain across parts of the south. this is going the to bring a little bit of flooding, maybe severe weather. panhandle of florida, you're getting in on this. west nebraska, you've got some storms. we'll see that throughout parts of the high plains, and tomorrow that moves across parts of the far northern plains. pete: all right, we're getting a live performance from christian music artists crowder. that's coming up next. ♪ and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. don't wait, use promo code 25now to save. book at pods.com today.
don't recall. it's sort of just -- it sort of just appeared -- will: this was on social distancing. rachel: i don't recall, like, a discussion of whether it should be 5 or 6 or whatever, it was just that 6 foot is, well, did you see any studies that supported 6 feet? that was asked to him. and if he said i was not aware of studies that, in fact, that would be a very difficult study to do. i think it would fall under the category of empiric, just an empiric decision that wasn't based on data or data that could be accomplished. will: so this is, again, as pete said, stuff that was just coming to light. he'll have to answer for some of that on monday. and, i mean, those two quotes show you on two very important issues, and i would suggest these are not limited to those two, issues, they're winging it. winging it. and then cloaking themes -- themselves in science. pete: the experts were weighing -- rachel: he is science.
simon hankinson is a senior research fellow at the heritage foundation and joins us now. simon, you looked under the hood at what's happening at the state department, and you say they're obsessed with dei. why? >> they're obsessed with it because they have bought into this concept of equity, that all outcomes have to be equal across racial groups, across sex. and anytime you don't see that exact representation the way it is in the general population. the only explanation as has to be discrimination of some kind, racism, structural racism, white supremacy, whatever you want to call it. their trying to -- they're trying to pick it through rigging the hiring, the promotion and the other outcomes so that everybody ends up in the same place. pete: okay, so we've got a chart from if your report that shows there's bidding for positions inside the state department, percentage ifs of who bids versus percentages of who's selected. so the column on the left is 64% of men are bidding for certain high-level, coveted positions. but it's an inverse on the other
dr. jonathan schanzer. doctor, we'll get into the policy specifics in a a moment, but why does hamas love this so much? >> well, white frankly, because hamas is going to be able to exist after this war if this ceasefire is implemented. joe biden is basically saying that it's okay that the organization that has a carried out the murder of 1200 people and the kidnapping of 240 and launched a war that has devastated gaza a and brought the middle east on the verge of a full regional war, or they don't have to pay a price. they will still actually survive after this, if i'm reading this plan correctly, the plan that the president quoted yesterday. pete: you're exactly right. it feels like a hamas would have written this plan. we'll put it up there. it's still very am a biggous, but it's three faces. the first is a 6-week ceasefire which is what the left and hamas really want, and again, there's hostages, and that's very important.
pete: yes. rachel: 100%. will: all right, you saw this, robert deniro, weird press conference in front of the trial. i don't think he took questions -- pete: well, kind of did. will: a big show outside of donald trump's trial. you'll remember, this is what he did. >> -- trump, this kind of government will perish from the if earth. i don't mean to scare you. no, no, wait, maybe i do mean to scare you are. if he gets in, i can tell you right now he will never if lee. leave. he will never leave. you are gangsters! >> you're washed up. >> [bleep] you. [inaudible conversations] >> you're a nobody! >> [bleep] >> you're trash! rachel: so the national association of broadcasters had planned that they were going to give robert deniro an award in recognition of charitable work and public service is. you know, he's helped organize
maybe turn her on? ♪ pete: name that lighthouse. thank you, jake owen. oh, my goodness, will cain is on a roll. will: i'm on a heater. rachel: you know what it is? he came back from france, and he loves america so much -- can. will: i can just spot pit. boom. also i don't know, have we had any shots of he? rhode island is in our rotation. pete: it is bigtime in our -- rotation. i don't know that i've seen a shot of maine. can we try to get one -- rachel: i've never been to maine, and i've always wanted to go. pete: really? rachel: yeah -- pete: people who are from there lo it. i've been once, maybe twice. rachel: ray i think i would only like it in the summer. pete: it's like minnesota, one of those places, beautiful in the summer. of don't go in's december. rachel: welsh david axlerod, by the way, you guys, was on bill maher's show, and joe concha and i just talked about it, but i