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breathing. the manager rushing into action and giving the choking boy chest compressions. thankfully, baby miles started breathe withing -- breathing shortly after the employee's heroic actions. kayleigh: he needs a raise, wow. pete: finally, eating in bed is becoming an increasingly popular trend among young people -- will: gross. kayleigh: what? why not? will: are you serious, kayleigh? kayleigh: yes. my daughter and i do it all the time. [laughter] pete: 58% of americans between 18 and 24 say their bed is their preferred place to eat when they get hungry late at night while nearly 44% of adults of all ages admit to doing the same. so we want to know, do you like to eat where you sleep, or is snacking in the snack a no go? e-mail us, friends@foxnews.com. the more color areful and descriptive, the better.
camps and hangouts, it just metastasizes. so the manhattan kickers, travel soccer team, also familiar with them, had a game scheduled, and and they couldn't play because the -- pete: the illegals said, no, we're not leaving the field. will: that's right. pete: here's the coach of the manhattan kickers. they're a 17-year-old boys' travel team, as will mentioned. this is what they told "the new york post." i directly asked them to leave, and some of them kind of took it into consideration, but then four or five of them said, you know what? we don't have to leave. we can do whatever we want. when you show up with two teams in uniform, a ref and two coaches, usually nobody is asking to see your permit. even when the game is over, you don't know if they're waiting for you. so even if the cops kicked them out, it may not be over. so we just all agreed this is too dangerous. i have seen this before, i know how bad it can get. will: so he's referencing there
that's so horrible. will: those were videos from yale and columbia yesterday. just a couple of quick ons sayingses. -- observations. these take place at really, honestly, some of the most far-left corners of american society. i mean, they're doing this at columbia which is already one of the places where if you wanted to find sympathies for palestinian causes, you would find it most likely at yale and columbia. they're not downing it, you know, in the middle of a suburb of dallas, texas, they're doing it right there the at a place where they have you would think a friendly audience to some extent. not at all friendly, because some jewish students are saying, hey -- pete: not even close. will: -- we don't want to show up to class. in fact, they put up a petition to move back to virtual classes. they told our own, i believe,
don't take it from me, take it from "the new york times" that did an analysis of this hush money case. but, michael avenatti, your legal troubles are very different from trump's. will: so let's move to an issue that i think we always are sensitive to. let's not overemphasize new york city, but in this case, pete, my think new york city serves as a great illustration the of something that's happening across the country, and that is the way that illegal immigration impacts your daily life. the fact is new york city's such a tightly congested place that it's hard for people who previously didn't experience stuff like this to avoid experiencing the impact of illegal immigration. so there is a soccer field in east harlem, thomas jefferson park. and i believe we have a map. i think my sons played there when we lived inside new york city often. well, thomas jefferson park has been, it's on the east side highway. i'm looking at it now. my sons definitely had gapes there. -- games there. it's one of the places where where illegal immigrants have sort of taken over.
probably west coast because the lights are off. kayleigh: okay. pete: sun's not up yet -- will: some topography in the background -- can. pete: i think i see water on the right. kayleigh: los angeles? i'm going with l.a., and i'm probably wrong. pete: i think it's too maul to be l.a. will: i don't know. kayleigh: could be denver? pete: portland? i'm going to go portland -- kayleigh: oh, seattle. pete: where's the needle? kayleigh: oh, you can see it there. pete: really? the water gave it away -- will: i'll give you some crept, pete, you got in the right -- pete: thank you, brother. i'm starting to feel i'm a bit of a connoisseur. will: you're the best. i'm willing to admit -- [laughter] kayleigh: if only we could be that good. will: and it really came as a surprise -- [laughter] pete: because you --
>> we've been gearing up for the geico 500 all morning with our own "fox & friends" 500 go cart race and the final round it is will versus pete. we welcome back thomas hall, executive sales manager of super charge new jersey. they brought the superspeedway to fox square this morning. and i'm quite frightened to wave this green flag because will cain is out of control and i might lose my life, nevertheless i will take one for the team. on your mark, get set, go. >> he got a head start. >> i'm moving out of the way. >> you took the inside. >> whoa, whoa. >> look at will. >> will did that. will did that. >> look out, look out. >> oh, my goodness. i did not have this on my bingo card. will in the lead. >> i didn't --
will: okay. here's my -- first of all, never saw that one coming, kayleigh. [laughter] kayleigh: i didn't see this coming. of. will: i'm going to bet this is one of the places we're on the same side, this is a no-no. pete: bigtime. will: it's just gross. pete: it's gross. if you do it, your kids do it and there's stiff of in your sheets. just get up -- will: in your sheets. of. kayleigh: my husband agrees with you, and my daughter blake and i, we lap it up. we bring cake to bed, ice cream -- will: cake in bed? if. [laughter] kayleigh: yes. pete: i don't even leak are it on the couch, okay? will: new york i'm not -- pete: i'm a two skips away guy -- steps away. will: i have a rule with my boy withs, also their complete pigs. eat it, i don't want iten on the floor and on the couch and trust them, then i would be with okay. but i can't trust them -- [laughter] kayleigh: there's something special about laying in bed with food, i've just got to say. someone out there agrees with
first auto plant in the south to unionize through an election since the 1940s. will: and the spice girls are giving fans what they really, really want, a reunion. a famous british -- the famous british pop group coming together to celebrate victoria beckham, aka posh if spice. it's her 50th birthday last night. the group even performing the iconic choreography for their 1997 hit stop during the party. kayleigh: i watched the wannabe music video last night with my -- pete: the what? kayleigh: wannabe by the spice girls? will: stop in that's the one they did last night. kayleigh: i don't know about a stop is. yeah, it was big. pete: i'm just glad they're still friends. a lot of pop groups, they go sideways. kayleigh: that does happen a lot. [laughter] kayleigh: i was just thinking about who was your favorite spice if girl? kayleigh: who was your favorite? will: back then? pete: it was --
pete: if i want to get to one other portion of what passed in that bill as well. here's the headline from the new york post, tiktok ban now ineffable after house overwhelmingly -- enevident,, after a bill passed forcing a sale. well, here's a quote also from a tiktoker who says, talking about what he's seeing on tiktok. he's saying in regard to the israel-palestine conflict for all the biggest sources of misinformation, tiktok is just a gold mine. it seems like there is something happening in the algorithm that is very much trying to soil the west. is -- what do you make of this kind of ban of tiktok and that they'll have to sell to an american company? >> i think it should have happened a long time ago. i think it's good. it's controlled by the chinese communist party. the office of propaganda there in china uses it as a tool indirectly through tiktok. they have a major impact, and i understand such a major portion of american are using it.