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hoff of of "fox & friends weekend." starting with this, jim tan -- >> gtl. >> former president trump rallying the jersey shore as he makes a play for deep blue states. >> we're expanding the electoral map. we're going to win the state of new jersey. he's so bad, i think we're going to win them all. >> he just might. plus, a key swing state looking to bypass their democratic governor and secure the border once and for all. one lawmaker tells us how. >> and it's mother's day. we have the best recipes to surprise mom with breakfast in bed. a little late now, the final hour of "fox & friends weekend" starts now. ♪ rachel: you're looking at a shot of michigan, right there. which place in michigan was that? >> bay city. rachel: bay city, michigan. i love it. we're doing all these lake photos, the upper midwest, nice,

beautiful place to be in summer it's just around the corner. my favorite time to be at the lake is actually august because by then it's warmed up, the water is warmed up. by august, it's warm enough for rachel. i wear cashmere in the summer so like i hate being cold. >> it's like the ocean in november. rachel: yeah. >> in the northeast, it's pretty. rachel: you can't be in the big lakes like lake superior, they never warm up. a smaller lake, in august it's beautiful. so great to have you, charlie, in for will today. you say it's too late but if you let mom sleep in, it's not too late for breakfast in bed. >> for some reason, nobody gets to sleep this late in my house. >> you could have viewers in utah or portland who are saying hey -- >> i stand corrected. >> your reminder saved me. i'm going to fire up the waffle maker and throw bacon and tiptoe around the kitchen like this. it's amazing listening to little

kids try to make breakfast in bed. rachel: it's the best. >> trying to be quiet. >> trying to be quiet. sh, sh, pans are falling over. >> there's nothing louder than children trying to be quiet. rachel: we created a new rule for breakfast in bed. what's the new real. >> jen doesn't want it. she doesn't want the dishes. you said the kids need to clean up the dishes. yeah, you make it, you clean it. mother's day rule by "fox & friends weekend." rachel: i love that. >> you can bless anything. >> that should be a mother's day rule. that's another example of every day is mother's day. that should be a rule for every day. rachel: my kids do dishes after dinner. >> last night if you were watching charlie's show, you didn't see him. donald trump was on the whole time. he w went for 90 minutes at a rally in wildwood, new jersey and broke a record for the state

of new jersey, 100 b thousand people packed the jersey shore to hear the former president for 90 minutes. it was a classic. he hit on a lot of his classic themes and talked about how terrible joe biden's america is right now. he's right. he was able to get out of the courthouse and you amongst his people and he was energized by it. a portion of what he said was about one of his potential vp or part of his administration, a name you heard before that he mentioned last night. >> doug b burg am and katheri, an incredible can couple. you won't find anybody better than this gentlemen. knows more about energy than anybody i know. get ready for something, okay. just get ready. doug burgam has been incredible, the country is lucky to have him.

rachel: pete hegseth noticed donald trump mentioned the wife's name. that's a good sign. they flew on the jet together. had the wife and burgam with him on the flight over. those are good signs, not necessarily -- could be vice president. he talked about energy. could be he has a place for him doing energy policy in the trump administration. >> yeah. and if he -- if donald trump wants to run on a great winning issue, energy would be a really great one. rachel: amen to that. >> one person who is not on the list you apparently would be nikki haley, president trump, former president trump truthed out yesterday, nikki haley is not under consideration for the vp slot but i wish her well, signed djt. there's never been a more shermaneskque declaration from a president ruling out a vice

presidential pick. rachel: it was floated yesterday. a lot of people wondered was it floated by nikki's team, we talked about it yesterday on the couch. we were pretty dubious about that because she's not really in line with america first, she's probably more from the neo-con camp that's aging out of sort of style within the republican base. but donald trump just let everyone know, no, that's not happening. >> it kale out early in -- came out early in the show, a politico report. it was one of those trial balloon, d.c. trial balloon type articles, no actual sourcing and she may be off the black list, we'll see, but not on the vp list and donald trump made it clear. i think that's the smart choice. >> as you pointed out earlier, there's a long way from the black list to the vp list. rac.rachel: you're right, it'sa long trip. we had the 2024 press secretary -- a new mom, due in july, was

nice to have her on. she weighed in on president trump's possible choice for vp. listen. >> well, the republican national convention is coming up soon, in a couple of months in july. i think president trump has said he will make his decision later this summer and in true president trump fashion he'll go directly to the american people to do that. governor burgam was with us last night. there's a lot of great options on the table. i will say that any one of them will be much better than kamala harris. that is for sure. >> that's true. >> go ahead. >> as you pointed out, that that's a pretty low bar. rachel: it's a low bar. it was a low blow, actually, what she just said. [laughter] >> this image terrifies democrats. imagine what the convention will look like f for republicans in july. contrast with the violent circus democrats are staring down with chicago where they may have to run a staged, taped, virtual

convention to avoid their own people, the most enthusiastic supporters will be protesting and screaming at them. contrast that with 100,000 people in new jersey. one of you mentioned this. joe biden couldn't get 1,000 people if he went to a red state, let alone a blue state where he probably couldn't get a tenth of what donald trump got here. if they spent three months trying to register people to you. attend.rachel: if a rally was r joe biden or if we fast forward over to the dnc convention, we're going to see a lot of palestinian foreign flags flying. >> will american flags be allowed? rachel: exactly, they voted god off the platform a few years ago, they might just vote america off. [laughter] that's a good point, pete. >> if you want to know why democrats are using everything that is in the political playbook and outside of the political pl playbook to stop donald trump, they're tire fide steyer fide of thepictures.

-- terrified of the pictures. joe biden is once again calling for a cease fire in gaza. >> this comes as biden is reportedly offering israel top secret intel on hamas leadership, only if israel calls off the invasion of rafah. rachel: mat madeleine rivera s us with more. >> reporter: thousands of palestinians are on the move after the israeli military issued more evacuations from rafah, raising fears that israel could launch a full scale offensive in the city that fly in the face of president biden's red line saying wouldn't supply weapons to israel that might be used in an all out invasion of rafah. benjamin netanyahu says the operation serves two main goals, to eliminate hamas and get the hostages back. so far, negotiations failed to produce a second cease fire. the president is blaming hamas, saying at a seattle fundraiser saturday there would be a cease

fire tomorrow if hamas would release the host hostage the won and a elderly and wounded. as i've said it's up to hamas. if they wanted to do it we could eastbound it tomorrow and the skas fire would begin tomorrow. more than 110,000 pool have fled rafah according to the united nations but there are a few places left to go. the washington post is reporting the biden administration is offering israel key aid if it holds back including sensitive intelligence to help israeli military medicine point the location of hamas leaders and find hidden tunnels according to four people familiar with the u.s. offers. u.s. officials are offering to give thousands of shelters so israel can build tent cities fr palestinians that evacuate rafah. rachel: thank you, madeleine. >> our best ally was hit with a terrorist attack and fighting for their existence by trying to he destroy the terror army. we have intel about where the

hamas leaders are and we haven't given it to them already? rachel: that's really telling. that's very telling. >meanwhile,the biden administras investigating israel for withholding aid to civilians in gaza when that is what hamas has been doing for decades. >> another note, because we keep hearing about civilian casualties all of which are tragic, by the way. i looked it up yesterday. the standard rate of civilian to combatant deaths the u.n. looked at a couple years ago, over history, it's nine to one. usually nine civilians die to one c combatant. in israel, taking hamas' numbers, it's one to one. all tragic. but israel is bending over backwards to avoid civilian casualties. because of the protesters, pro-hamas protesters, we're acting as if they're the worst war crumb nails the world has ever seen when they're taking more caution than any invading

army ever has. rachel: there's nothing that reveals how disingenuous the protesters are. i'm a peace person. everyone on the couch knows i've been calls for peace in the situation. i've been calling for the hostages to be released which brings me to what is so revealing about how you disingenuous the pro-palestinian, pro-hamas protesters are in the united states, you never hear them talk about the hostages, the innocent hostages who have been sitting -- >> they can't. it undercuts their whole hinge the. they can't talk about it. rachel: but the point is, you can have a disagreement with israel, a disagreement with how israel is h handling the war an what they're doing and whether they're being careful with civilians, those are all legitimate questions you can ask but there has been zero interest in the hostages and mind you, some of those hostages are american citizens and i'll lay that, charlie, right on joe biden's lap as well because he never talks about americans who are being held.

some of them infants. this is absolutely insane. >> president trump had some of his harshest words for biden withholding weapons to israel last night. >> this week he announced he will withhold shipping we ponce to israel as they fight toker -- weapons to israel as they fight to eradicate hamas terrorists in gaza. i was shocked to h hear it. while there are american hostages held by hamas and they're saying oh, october 7th never happened. you know, they say that. and biden is falling for it. crooked joe's action is one of the worst betrayals of an american ally in the history of our country. i support israel's right to win its war on terror. is that okay? i don't know. i don't know if that's good or bad politically. i don't care. you've got to do what's right. it's a terrible attack, october 7th was a terrible attack. i don't know, it's probably bad politically. i don't care. you have to do the right thing.

there would have been no war in gaza with me in the white house, there would not have even been a chance. >> that's a key take away. how about we aavoid these things in the first place because we scare the n mys. >> same with ukraine. rachel: amen to that. >> three atlanta police officers are being described thankfully as alert and breathing this morning after they were shot and hurt while on duty last night. the officers responding to a call in south atlanta where they were encountered by their suspect who allegedly had a handgun and knife on him at the time shots were fired. police shooting and killing the suspect while three hurt officers had to be taken to the hospital. two of whom required immediate surgery but all thankfully are expected to be okay. and novak j novak djokovic was t taking chances after he was hit with a metal water bottle yesterday. the joker greeted fans wearing a

bike helmet, saying today i came prepared. this comes after friday night when the grand slam champion was hit in the head by a metal water bottle while signing aautographs but you assured fans he's doing okay. and a 106-year-old world war ii veteran has reclaimed his record for being the oldest person in the world to tandem sky dive. >> we just broke the world record. >> i lost my breath. you lostyour breath. >> i can't hardly talk. >> here we go. [laughter] >> he lost his breath. the vet making the jump from 9,000 feet. it was the second time breaking the record since 2020. rachel: that is so not on my bucket list. [laughter] >> those are your headlines. rachel: so not on my -- >> you're not a world war ii vet who wanted to jump out of a plane again. rachel: he looks amazing. >> he does.

rachel: we've got to have him on, give us tips on aging well. >> you think it was more or less terrifying than the first time he jumped out of an airplane. rachel: the first time had to be worse, it was in the m middle of a war. >> that's what i mean. you come back for more. that's impressive. rachel: he's not getting shot at. >> if i did it once, i would never do it again. rachel: you couldn't get me to join out of a plane. >> i don't scare if people shoot me or not. >> if you're 106, how old would his mom have been, his mom would have been born from the 1800s. is that correct? he's 106. rachel: yes. >> you add 20 to that. >> the turn the of the century. >> probably the 1800s. that's how close we are. had his mom was born in the 1800s. your mom was not. you have been e-mailing suggestions on mother's day, tips, good one liners and advice that moms give. we asked you, give us good advice and share it with the nation your mom's advice and we got a bunch.

here's an e-mail from larry. one i'm troubled by something, she says pray you about it and give it to god. there's a good one. we serve a mighty god who can do anything. larry, you've got a great mom. rachel: absolutely. >> from robin, love and hot water don't make soup. meaning make sure you marry someone who gainfully employed and willing to work. that's interesting. rachel: that's great advice. the most important decision you ever make is who you marry. and too many young people aren't putting that at the top of the priority list. shameless plug. that's the topic of our podcast this week so make sure you catch up on from the kitchen table. we give dating advice. that's one of them. here's an e-mail from tess. i want my children to tell me how wonderful i am after they do my laundry, clean the house, cook and manage a budget while i sit being waited on by my husband. >> these are ideal mother's

day. rachel: this is what should happen. i got it. >> that's a good call. angie says when my children were young we lived near the beach, which go to the beach by my of self while my wonderful husband made a great dinner. so a mother's day pause, go to the beach and come back to a dinner. rachel: the dad gets an aa ward on that. that's a good glad and a little advice for dads. don't ever say that you're baby-sitting the kids. that will get you -- rachel: can i tell you what happens? if i go out with the kids, i go out with the kids. if sean goes out with all those kids, everyone tells him how great he is. [laughter] rachel: what's up with that? >> all the time. rachel: just like he's such a great dad because he's with the kids? >> you're missing it. he maintains a probably stringent discipline with those kids while they're out. rachel: no. >> so they're really well

behaved. rachel: it's not what it is. >> it's not? rachel: i'll tell you another one. after we got married and had kids and we had the little baby bjorn and had the baby on, he said if i had known when i was single that this many women would of come up to me with a baby, i would have rented one. [laughter] rachel: as a single guy. [laughter] >> sean would have been a great birthing person. [laughter] >> could have been his day. >> your children are not chick magnets. just be clear about that. >> nor are you baby-sitting them. good advice. rachel: good advice. >> one critical background state looking to bypass the democratic governor and a secure the border with the help of voters. a lawmaker spearheading the effort joinsns us next. the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal,

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>> as the border crisis gets worse by the day, arizona lawmakers taking matters into their own hands to advance what could be one of the toughest immigration laws in the country. the new bill would allow state and local police to arrest those suspected of crossing the border illegally and shield them from civil lawsuits while mandating broad immigration checks. our next guest co-sponsored the

original version of the bill, arizona state senate president warren peterson joins us now. senator peterson, thank you for joining us. it's kind of remarkable and kind of mind-blowing for a regular citizen to realize you have to pass a law that allows you to enforce the law. it seems kind of crazy. >> it is crazy. what's crazy is that we have a federal government who is completely creating a magnet for people to enter this country illegally because they have made et it clear that they're not going to enforce federal law. >> and you know, it's interesting because of course the federal government, it's a federal felony to cross the border a second time and what you're encountering there on the border, this is not some theoretical thing for you, you're encountering people crossing the border again and again, and not only is the federal government not doing anything about it, but they're preventing you from doing

something about it. >> yeah. i mean, this is crazy. you're seeing there's the numbers right there, literally a large cities crossing the border every month and the federal government is doing nothing about it and texas has passed a law which is deterring people there, they're seeing fewer crossings. arizona wants to follow suit. we want to give law enforcement the ability to detain and arrest people who are illegally crossing the border and just to be clear, this is people that are -- this deals with -- this is really a border security bill. this is not really an immigration bill. it's us stopping people who are crossing the border illegally. it doesn't have to do with inside of the state or lawful presence. this is merely us picking up where the federal government has absolutely failed us and left our border wide open. >> of course, your governor, katie hobbs, is trying to claim this is all political.

listen to what she had to say. >> the b biggest problem and failure recently is the fact that there was a bipartisan bill that was negotiated with the president and the senate and congress refused to take it up including members of congress from our state who represent border communities and they're continuing to call it a crisis and just politicizing the issue. >> i'm sorry, real quick, who is politicizing this? >> they are. and it's completely ridiculous. we have put 0 10 bills on the governor's desk to secure the border. she vetoed all of those. we're going to send it to the voters and voters have the chance to secure our borders and let's t say even if she is telling the truth, even if we all know what washington is completely dysfunctional and if they really aren't willing to secure the border, which our party is the party of securing the border, let's say they weren't, two wrongs don't make a right. we have to secure our border.

just because they're not doing it, that makes absolutely no sense for arizona a not to do it. >> no matter how dysfunctional washington is, it's still illegal to cross the border so thank you, senator peterson, thank you for fighting the good fight. >> thanks for having me. have a great he day. >> you too. up next, senator joe manchin slamming the state of the two party system, saying both republicans and democrats have lost their ways of. >> the parties have gone so extreme, brian, somehow we've got the bring the grand old partynd apmake it grand again and make the democrat party responsible again. >> the great victor davis hanson is live with reaction, that's next.

hi, i'm tali, and i lost 85 pounds on golo. all my life i struggled with my weight. i tried every diet, and i even had weight loss surgery. but, after complication, i had gained everything back extremely fast. i was unhealthy, miserable and depressed. following golo, and taking release, i was able to lose weight gradually and keep it off. i wish i'd started sooner. don't wait, go straight to golo.com. >> well, i'm not a washington democrat, okay, so when you say my party, i don't relate to any of this. and i have a lot of friends who are washington republicans. the parties have gone so

extreme, brian. somehow we've got to bring the grand old party and make it grand again and make the democrat party responsible again and i think they both lost their ways and they're just listening to their own chatter here in washington but none of this makes sense. are. rachel: democrat senator joe manchin laying out the identity crisis within his own party. the red state lawmaker who is not running again says he warned the president about the problem as it could cause them to lose to donald trump be. pete: senior fellow victor davis hanson joins us now. so great to have you on a sun you day morning. thanks for being here. what do you make of this? he's trying to impugn both parties but it feels like it's only one party and the democrats decided to give into their extreme base and therefore someone like him doesn't recognize that party. >> yes, for someone so independent, it's so sad that he's so disingenuous.

if you look at what bill clinton said in '92 and '96 at the democratic convention, ebb force the borders, 100,000 more police officers, strong support for israel, develop energy, that's ununrecognizable today in the democratic party. you couldn't do that. if you look at donald trump's you ajeyou aagenda and i would e manchin to tell the nation how it differs from prior reganism, tax cuts, deregulation, energy, crime deterrent, support for israel. it's almost identical except maybe for deficit spending although reagan was a deficit spender himself. the change and the revolution has been on the left on the democratic party, it's unrecognizable, it's run by the squad, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, blm, antifa, you name it. cher.>> something that's strane from me, your home state, nancy pelosi used to be the left wing fringe of the party and she kept

that in check and was a very good speaker of the house in terms of getting her party's policies across but today she's like a centrist. she's like a moderate in her party. >> well, she's still a leftist and i think your point is well taken that she's a leftist and her party is a progressive neo socialist party. same with chuck schumer. rachel: i think that's a great point. i see the books behind you. you have the end of c sparta. your new book is the end of everything. my husband and i have this conversation all the time. with we believe we are in end of empire times right now in america, that a lot of the things we're seeing that everyone's kind of confused about is that we're in that moment we just haven't recognized it yet, maybe the romance di -- romans knew they e in end of empire as well. am i right? am i crazy? and how does your book play into that thought? >> well, i examined incidents in

history, very rare were great powers were destroyed, i don't mean just conquered c, i mean erased from history, and there were commonalities and i talked about the modern world. we in america, i'm not sure we're on the edge of being destroyed but we keep thinking that we're america of the 20 years ago, we don't look at the $36 trillion in debt or borrowing a trillion dollars every 90 days or a completely open border with 10 million people we have no idea who they are or turning our back on israel or ukraine war, the afghanistan, the gaza, the you houthis and the defense budget and what we produce in terms of naval ships compared to china. so they're all self-inflicted in history. they didn't have to happen this he way. they're kind of a relaxation and the last words of the conquered are always something like somebody will help us or it can't happen here or they wouldn't really do that to us. so it's kind of a wake-up call

to be careful in america. >> so you live on a farm and you write about these truly deeply depressing topics. what is it -- how do you remain optimistic in a given day? >> well, i guess, charlie, because i think it's all self induced. we're not suffering from a foreign invasion or plague or anything. the border could be fixed tomorrow with a wall and what donald trump did. we could restore he deterrence abroad very easily. we could get our financial -- we have a wonderful ag sector, enormous energy resource, all the basics are there. the universities could be saved if we just had a half dozen brave college presidents. the fundamentals are still there but we feel that the medicine's worse than the disease so we don't try to address these things, these pattologies. >> if you love what you hear from victor davis hanson and we all do, true classical a thinker who understands how to apply it today, check out the book, the end of everything, how war

descends to an annihilation. i don't think there's anybody better of taking lessons from history and applying it to today. rachel: adh is a national treasure. say it like it is. >> another national treasure, donald trump taking aim at a bachs at his massive new jeer new jerseyrally, arguing biden s destroying summer at his rally at the jersey shore. rachel: what is gtl? >> it's gym, tan, laundry, that's what the bros in the jersey shore would do. gym, tan, laundry, it's all good. joe biden wants to destroy it. donald trump is bringing it back. rachel: he's bringing gtl back. when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repair.

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see it. here's the mother's day forecast, rain where i'm standing and rain across new orleans, texas and parts of the plains. if you come stand out here in the rain with me, i'm going to put you on tv especially on mother's day. did you want to give a mother's day shout-out to anybody. >> i'd like to say happy mother's day to my mom in florida and sister stephanie who gave me would beautiful nephews in virginia. >> i have to say happy mother's day to my mother, terry clots. --klotz. we like to travel in the summers. i hope you're still asleep. when you wake up and watch the dvr. i hope you're happy to see this. i love you very much. those are your weather headlines for now. rachel: you defend people in subways and you love your mom. i love that. thanks, adam. >> bye. rachel: all right. donald trump ripping into president biden's economic failures in front of a massive crowd in new jersey.

>> as you know, summers at the jersey shore have always been a fixture of life for families all across the region. but thanks to the 50% biden inflation and the biden price hikes are continuing to drain over $1,000 from the typical new jersey family budget, every single month. day one, we'll throw out bachs reinstate maganomics. rachel: maria bartiromo joins us now. before we get to the economic stuff, i want wish a happy mother's day to her mother. she is an amazing daughter who loves her mother, takes care of her mother, so happy mother's day to her. maria: thank you. rachel: you're welcome. maria: happy mother's day to you, please, are you kidding me? you are the model out there for all mothers. you've done such an incredible job. happy mother's day. rachel: thank you, maria. thank you.

so president trump out in a record breaking crowd in blue state, deep blue new jersey, and he's saying he wants to make the jersey shore great again. [laughter] rachel: it was epic. maria: that was amazing. i can't believe the pictures. look at all of the people in what is supposed to be blue new jersey. what he's talking about, every one of those people are feeling what we have felt for the last three years, it is expensive out there. everything is so expensive because of inflation. but we can't forget to go back to the why. why is everything so expensive? first, let me give you a couple highlights from our fantastic team at the brain room which does all of this research for us. brett, when joe biden walked into the white house in january of 2021, bread, $1.55 a, percet change today, march of 2024, $2, up 29%. you could do spaghetti, cost her

pound $1.31 when joe biden walked into the white house, now it's $1.42, up 8 and-a-half percent. let me give you one more. chicken, fresh whole, cost per pound was $1.60, january 2021, it's now $2 in march of 2024, that means it's up 25%. steak is up 28 and-a-half percent. why? so let's do the why. the why is, the dictionary definition of inflation is very simple. too many dollars chasing too few goods. that's the definition of inflation. okay. what do we have? way too many dollars under the biden administration. he passed the inflation reduction act which did not reduce inflation, the fiscal responsibility act which was not fiscally responsible, forgivforgiveness student debt,s act, green energy tax credits, all of that is too many dollars chasing too few goods. when you have too many dollars coming in, it pushes the prices of everything up and that's what we're getting. next week is a really important week, we'll be covering it on

"mornings with maria" on fox business. we'll get the consumer price index for the month of april. so far we've had three hot months of inflation, january, february, march were above expectations. everyone's focused on april. what will we see for the s cpi n april. that comes out, 8:30 in the morning on wednesday. we're expecting it to be a market mover. that's the story. you've got inflation hotter than ever, people are spending the highest amount of money that 24 have for essentials, i'm talking about food, fuel, and shelter. these are the essentials that we live by. that's what's behind's rally last night. rachel: yeah. printing money and then killing american energy which also hurts inflation as well. maria, tell us what you've got coming up on sunday morning future. maria: we're going to talk about economic policy, focusing on foreign policy. people are ripping mad over this president's anti-israel stance. to hold back weapons to israel during the fight of its life.

we're going to talk about that this morning with senator mike lee from utah. we will also talk about what it means for daily life with all of my gunfights. we're also talking about what's going on the house, marjorie taylor greene is trying to take out mike johnson, big fight, six months before the election, we're going to get into that. i'll talk with kevin mccarthy, get his ideas not only on what's going on in the house with marjorie taylor greene trying to take down mike johnson, but also he's been to israel plenty. he's going to talk about that pushback from biden on the weapons. then we're going to get into all of the lawfare matt whitaker and greg jarett join me on the in the courtroom with donald trump and also the border, why are democrats having a tough time getting agreements to secure the border. kari lake is on it. they recognize that all a of the newcomers are overwhelming

american citizens. we'll talk about it. rachel: you've got a great lineup as usual. we'll be tuned in. maria: happy mother's day. rachel: thanks, maria. the perfect mother's day starts with a perfect meal. one junior master chef is whipping up the perfect breakfast for mom. that is next. stay with us. ♪ choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be... like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm... i...added... the garnish. book direct at choicehotels.com.

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>> we are celebrating the special moms of our "fox & friends" staff. and on this mother's day morning here is senior producer katie with her dad and sister, celebrating mom jalisa -- kalisa. katie, i'm sorry. kalisa. beautiful. happy mother's day. rachel: beautiful picture. >> this is our line producer baylor on his mom mom, marissa enjoying the florida sunshine and this is our producer and mom stephanie. >> we're thankful for the moms of our staff who do so much for us, holidays, weekends, early morning, late nights, thanks for creating these awesome staff members we love working with. it's mother's day.

the best way to kick it off is treat mom with breakfast in bed. rachel: there are many easy recipes you can get the kids involved in. our next guest is only 8 years old but she's a master chef, master chef junior competitor, jordan joyce. she joins us now with her mom, jessica. jordan, jessica, thank you so much for joining us. we're so proud of you, so happy to have you on set. >> thank you. rachel: you're an old tv pro now. so just why don't you tell us what you think is the best breakfast that kids can make for mom and dad in bed. >> i love pancakes. i made it on one of the episodes. people say pancakes are easy but hard because you have to put them on the platter a it has toe the same size as each pancake. >> true. >> i love bacon because i make it all the time. >> yes. >> we love it too. >> and eggs. that's my breakfast. pancakes, eggs and bacon. >> perfect. >> what's the secret to the

perfect pancake? >> well, you have to make sure it's in a full scoop and you have to do it really slowly to get the perfect circle. >> show us a little bit, jordan. >> i need an 8-year-old mastr chef in my kitchen. you've got flour there and mill. rachel: you're putting that into your dry ingredients, correct? >> mom, on mother's day, how proud are you of your daughter? >> i'm so p proud of my daughte. i'm so happy everyone can see how well she cooks in the kitchen and her personality and she just shines right. i'm so proud of you. rachel: did she get her cooking from you? >> absolutely not. >> she got it from grandma. >> definitely from my mom, her grandma. >> do you cook for anything? >> i cook for survival. >> i don't eat it. [laughter] >> she doesn't eat -- that's so -- >> the greatest gift a daughter can give her mom is to have a

vision and you've got a vision, right? you want to start a restaurant. >> yes. >> called jojo's table in grgreensboro, north carolina and i'll be the first one in line when you open of. >> will this be on the men p you'd? what -- menu? what will be on the menu. >> this dish will be on the menu. i have a rib eye steak with homemade barbecue sauce. rachel: did you know that's his favorite meal. >> absolute favorite. i had it last night. i never had it from you. will you come back and make me a rib eye? >> sure. >> you need to go to greensboro when she opens the restaurant. >> we'll be back. rachel: let's see how this wrist action you talk about, getting that full scoop goes. >> i'm thinking it's probably easier to cook in your kitchen than a it is on tv. >> definitely. >> while you're doing that, keep going, we're watching, we have one more surprise we would

like to bring into this episode. i think we have a few people here. rachel, the people you cook for often. rachel: oh, my kids are coming. this is like a great episode. >> mommy. >> oh,. rachel: come on in here. can you believe it, she's from master -- she was a contestant on master the chef. >> season finale. >> she's an 8-year-old master chef. rachel: we're going to check the pancakes out when we come back with jordan and her mom. >> more "fox & friends" in just a moment. what can i do to make a better cotton crop? we believe that the best products are made in america and come fresh from the family farm. and produced under the most sustainable farming techniques. from our sheets to our blankets and quilts this is a product that can be passed on. it could be a family heirloom. go to red land cotton dot

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♪ rachel: all right, everybody, we're back with. i'm so happy to have my family here. what's your message to your mom? >> happy mother's day, mom. i love you so much, and you give me so many opportunities -- ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone, and