system and for personal political gain. he's become the rich through groups and companies and his family members but no problem with that. over seas he started wars all over the world, he's shown weakness and has sold out. he supported the wrong side and every instance but if you. he can barely talk, really think, he can barely walk so why wouldn't the democrats want to renominate joe biden? i'll tell you why. it's the people who surround the marxists, islamists, obama, radical and destroying this country. if we don't put our foot down in november, it's over. i'll see you tomorrow nigh ♪ ♪

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pete: good sunday morning. welcome to "fox & friends" weekend. we are glad that the you are here. will cain, again, always, and again day two -- carley: day two! pete: if carley shimkus. carley: good to see you. excellent. finish. pete: if great. i looked over at will, notice if he's worn these socks a up couple of weeks in a row now -- will: is it just two or is it three? pete: maybe two or three -- will: you want to go through it? i'll go through it path.and will acknowledged that he barely made the show today. carley: oh, we're airing that out. will: they've got this skull on them. when i put them on this morning, i just grabbed. carley: you are your socks are, like, teen angst. [laughter] pete: they are. carley: fashion choice. will: they're wool. and i do like a thicker dress

sock, carley. i don't like the thin dress sock, pete. they're too loose in the dress shoe, so now i've limited my rotation. my alarm didn't go off, i was late so, carley, this is all a -- everything that went into the fact that i put on socks that i should have known pete's going to recognize for the second week in a row. carley: we should just be lucky that you have socks and pants o- will: right. and that the i'm here. pete: i'm just ashamed that i know you wear socks twice. that's just too much. we're glad you're with here -- will: thank you so much. carley: you're looking good. will: it wasn't because i was up partying like so many in the media were at the white house correspondents' dinner, the annual celebration of the union between the government and the media took place last night. and there were protests out front including, of course, protests against israel. let's take a watch at what happened last night in washington d.c.

>> free, free palestine. >> free, free, free palestine. >> shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! [inaudible conversations] carley: that that's just a little bit of what happened. they yelled shame on you as president biden's motorcade happened, people pretending to be dead on, in the street thes, on the sidewalks. as you see in the background, people in dresses, members of the media going in to the event space. somebody also rented a hotel room, i believe it's that building in the background, it's a hotel overlooking the hilton, the venue where the dinner was held, and they unfirm furled -- unfirmed a big palestinian flag if. this, to me, it's something that's happening across the country. it also underscores a major issue within president biden's campaign right now. he made some lighthearted jokes inside, it was a lighthearted evening, but outside a lot of scenes of anger at how this war is going.

pete: yeah. i don't, i still don't understand why we can't just remove people that are blocking traffic, why that's difficult for any -- carley: there was one arrest that was made. pete: wow. okay. there's the banner that you're talking about unfurled from the hotel across from the if event. inside the nerd prom there was -- colin jost was the host, he does weekend update on "saturday night live." pretty funny. let's see how he did last night. did he roast both sides equally? probably not. we'll see. >> i was excited to be up here on stage with president biden tonight mostly to see if i could figure out where obama was pulling the strings from. [laughter] but before begin tonight, can we just acknowledge if how refreshing it is to see a president of the united states at an event that doesn't begin with a bailiff saying, all rise? [laughter] my weekend update do an color

michael shay was going to join mer here tonight, but in sol dare by with president biden, i decided to lose all my black support. [laughter] more than the republican candidate e for president owes half a billion in fines for bank with fraud and is currently spending his days farting himself awake during a porn star the hush money trial -- [laughter] and the race is tied? [laughter] the race is tide. tied. nothing makes sense anymore. carley: yeah. so, i mean, he did have some really funny moments. his bit was, obviously, mostly making fun of republicans, and it definitely, you know, he criticize ised president biden's age. but he ended it by saying that he reminds him of his grandfather with and that his grandfather is somebody who

values decency and was a firefighter on stat then island are -- staten island. and if most firefighters on staten island aren't voting for president biden -- [laughter] but his grandfather did. pete: good bet. carley: yeah. so he honored the president in the end. if you're wondering why, i thought this was an interesting thing, the white house, the white house sought to insure that joe spreadhis barbs across the political spectrum to make sure that he didn't just target president biden, he also targeted republicans -- pete: the white house did? how'd they to that? carley: yeah. there's a quote from the president of the white house correspondents' association, and she then said our dinner entertainment is most successful when it was it is aimed at both parties and at the national media with. so it was a little bit of behind the scenes working to make sure that the speech wasn't going to just target president biden. who's right there. will: president biden also took the podium, that's the annual tradition, and made a

combination comedy bit and speech. watch. >> it's been a year since i've delivered this speech and my wife jill, who who's with me tonight, was worried how i do. i told her, don't worry about it, it's just like riding a bike. [laughter] that's what i'm worried about. to all my friends in the press and fox news -- [laughter] some of you complain when i don't take enough of your questions. no comment. [laughter] of course, "the new york times" issued a statement blasting me for, quote, actively and effectively avoiding independent journalism. hey -- [laughter] if that's what it takes to get "the new york times" to stay a active and effective, i'm for it. carley: so it was about a 10-minute speech. he made fun of former president trump a lot. he said, of course, the 2024 issue, age is an issue, i'm a grown man running against a 6-year-old. he also said age is the only

thing we have in common, my vice president actually endorses me. donald has had a few i rough days lately, you might call it tomorrowmy weather. stormy weather. will: that is a badge of honor line. my friends in the media, and fox news -- [laughter] kind of the way it's supposed to be. pete: the way it shapes up at this point, no doubt. no doubt. speaking of fox news, we were there, one of our shows was there, actually, jimmy failla was there the on the red carpet. i didn't know that, by the way. i'm going to watch that -- carley: it was good. he did a great job. pete: i was asleep. but i would have watched it, and he caught up with a few people going into the event including a well-dressed man, a well-dressed senator from pennsylvania on his way in. here is jimmy failla with fetterman. >> dude, you deserve a fashion line for this, no? >> well, i mean, i missed best dressed -- >> you were robbed! >> yeah.

does anyone have any gold bars for my mattress? >> hold on, i didn't know bob menendez was here. what's going on? >> love that. >> is that that how we're paying for tonight's dipper, menendez gave gold bars? >> yeah. well, i hope he's here. he might be, i don't know. maybe he's on house arrest or something. >> i love this. will: he came in and fired shots. that was the unsolicited. pete: gold bars. carley: and wearing a sweatshirt that has a bow tie on it. like a tux. pete: he is manager if else. i don't know what to make of him quite yet, but he shows up, says some things that make a little bit of sense and throws shade at his fellow democrat? will: all of a sudden his hoodie doesn't look so bad. [laughter] carley: that is how the white house correspondents' dinner shaped up. we have some more news, officials are reporting several people were hurt overnight as a severe weather continues to

pummel the area. millions of people in the midwest are till under storm watches after massive tornadoes tore through america's heartland. with. will: residents in nebraska are picking up the pieces this morning after tornadoes flatten,ed entire neighborhoods. >> taking it day by day. come upstairs and see that you have no house, the gravity of all of it -- but, you know, we've got a strong faith in the lord and savior, jesus christ. we can make it through. pete: wonderful. and if in iowa officials say an estimated 120 buildings are damaged from the storm. let's check in with the chief, rick reichmuth, for our fox weather forecast. rick: hey guys, we still have another day to get through. since thursday there have been 126 tornado reports. the national weather service office has been so incredibly busy, and we have9 another one going. this right now is the storm, you see all of that lightning

associated with this thunderstorm, nothing tornadic. nothing really even severe at this point, but it's pretty slow moving, and there's a lot of moisture with this. flooding is going to be our big concern over the next 6-12 hours or so right here across parts of eastern oklahoma, maybe towards parts of southwestern missouri as well. severe threats exist, the storm prediction center's upped it a little bit, you see this bull's eye of darker color, we could be seeing tornadoes again. watch for this. i think once the light comes up, a little bit of heating into the atmosphere, that's when we'll see some of these storms fire. so watch for potential tornadoes, definitely some wind threat, definitely the hail threat again. this is day or four, guys. after this we've got at least a couple of days' break. but the overall pattern, we're heading into the peek of -- peak of tornado season. things are going to be active for a while. carley: very long storm. will: i've got to get home today, rick. and i want everybody safe. rick: yes, more importantly. [laughter] pete: all right. a few additional headlines,

thanks, rick are. some college campuses are looking to shut down ten encampments, finally, as anti-israel, pro-hamas protests continue across the country. according to reports, some of these protests involve antisemiting behavior. ya think? including at northeastern university. police donning riot gear to remove 23 people at indiana university in bloomington, and 69 people worry -- arrested at arizona state university for dress passion. in the ivy league, the president of u-penn is calling for protesters to disband as the protest at columbia enters with its 12th day today. calling for the protesters to disband doesn't seem to be working. and one of the climate activists accused of smearing paint on the case protecting the famous little dancer sculpture last year has now been sentenced. the suspect will spend 60 days in prison after pleading guilty

to causing injury to a national gallery of art a exhibit. part of her community service includes 10 hours of cleaning graffiti. the incident caused $4,000 woft of -- worth of damage. wonder if that community service will work -- will: manage you know, i'm going to tell you, there is no better way for them to lose support. who will appreciate -- look, that is some, like, world renowned, historical art they're ruining. and do you know who's going to be the most mad about that? the left. like, honestly? pete: they didn't get in there though, they only got it on the glass. will: oh, yeah. pete: they could do better. [laughter] will: that's why we have the glass -- pete: i know! because of lunatics like this. exactly right. now to some football action. the birmingham stallions continue their undefeated streak with a 32-9 win over the houston roughnecks. [cheers and applause] >> certainly does. percy trying to get to the

outside, closing quickly but he cannot get there as person steps through contact and is in for a stallions' touchdown! pete: we have more ufl action for you today as michigan panthers take on the memphis showboats at 3 p.m. on fox. those are your headlines, and you told me mys pronounced the artist the name. -- mispronounced. you're so refind over there with your fancy socks. i'll do better. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] we don't learn about the finder things, cheerily. -- finer things. yesterday, if you were watching the show, or will and i debated about these new mushroom helmetg to have to weigh in on this too. they wear them in practice. will: that's not what a this is. pete: yesterday we debated it -- will loves the mushroom -- will: i don't love -- pete: we're not going to rehash the whole thing. so we're on this. now, i don't like that change. the question is, here's a different change we're now

hearing about that we'll have to figure out whether we like. the nfl commissioner now says they may move the super bowl to a holiday weekend. i think they're looking at presidents' day weekend -- will: what weekend is that? pete: i just looked at it, third weekend in february. with. will: okay. pete: so kind of extends the season -- will: we're getting later. where are we right now, first weekend in february? pete: two weeks later for the season, i think that's what they're thinking about. what do you think about that? will: yeah. he's discussing to moving to an 18-game season, pushing it further back. there's a big move to say, hey, the monday after the super bowl should be a national holiday anyway. people shouldn't have to get up and go to the school and work the next morning. i'm all for that. hugely for that. but if you want to move it to an existing holiday weekend, i think the that's a great idea. great idea. let people enjoy monday. carley: yeah. i think it's a great idea too. i can't believe this hasn't been thought about before.

or move the super bowl to a saturday. i've always been a supporter of that. pete: i think it, i think it's a terrible idea because -- no. what about the president? the presidents deserve to9 get their own day. will: yeah, but it will be. all the celebration -- carley: monday, so this would be sunday. will: the super bowl's on sunday. pete: i know but what do you do when it's hangover monday? i want her first idea -- will: another extra day off? if see what pete's doing? he's triangulating here. of he's pro traditional football helmets and protect the presidents, but i'm about to get him -- [laughter] he's so french, moving to the 4-day workweek. before you know it, we've got a holiday weekend everywhere you go. pete: that's e a good rebuttal. not bad. [laughter] we like to talk about this, but we're going to have somebody on later who actually knows -- will: he knows a lot. pete: a lot about the game not just because he played it, but

also the business aspect. will: i think he's talked openly about his experience with concussions and so forth. merrill hodge, former pittsburgh steeler, will be with us at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. pete: your walking into a trap. will: both barrels. i don't think it's going to go well for you. carley: so will's doing that interview, not pete, is that right? pete: we'll see. stick around to see who gets it. carley: a dream vacation turns into a nightmare, an oklahoma father is facing 12 years in a turks and ca caicos prison. , quote, innocent mistake that led to his arrest, coming up. but her daughter was happy to prove her wrong. you were made to dream about it for years. we were made to help you book it in minutes. ♪

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that created our ai highlights technology, which uses ai to detect the major plays in a sports game. giving millions of fans, like my dad and me, new ways of catching up on their favorite sport. carley: an oklahoma or father of two the faces a minimum of 12 years in prison for what he calls an innocent mistake. ryan watson was arrested in turks and caicos after he says he unknowingly left bullets in his luggage while returning home from sigh case with with his wife. he and his wife valerie join us now. i cannot imagine what you are going through, ryan. you're still in turks and chaos out on bail and, valerie, you're home in oklahoma. ryan, tell us what happened to you. >> yeah. we were celebrating my 40th birthday with a couple other

friends from college, and we were set to leave on april the 12th at which point we were stopped by a customs agent as we were going through the security line. they pulled my carry-on bag, started going through it, searching it. i didn't think much of it because my wife's makeup kit was in there. i figured it was some, you know, fluid if or something that was in her bag. after, you know, taking everything out, putting it back through the x-ray scanner several times, they extracted a small package that contained four rounds of hunting ammunition that i use commonly while deer hunting. and we were, been arrested, remanded to the island. and then monday of this past week my wife was able to return home to our kids. i was charged and put in jail. finish. carley: gosh. so this is a relatively new law

in turks and caicos, right, ryan, where you're -- you're not allowed to have ammunition in your bag. you're a legal gun owner, a hunter, you say this was a total mistake. >> yes, ma'am. i had zero idea that those bullets were in there and, you know, i've always considered myself to be a responsible gun owner. i've always, you know, taught my kids gun safety and, you know, been able to teach my 9-year-old boy and take him hunting quite a bit. and it's always been something that i've been very strict about. but, you know, we're human, we make mistakes, and it was just an oversight. i never, never saw those bullets in there, and, you know, unfortunately not only missed by me, but by tsa. carley: valerie, first of all, you're on the screen together. when was the last time you were able to see each other in person? >> monday. monday morning.

finish. carley: you were able to see each other on monday. you were arrested. you were released from prison on tuesday. this is the all so new. the shock of this, the worry, valerie, what's going through your mind right now? >> i think there's just a lot of unknowns right now, and i think that's probably the most worrisome of all because continue really know what to tell the kids and they ask how long dad's going to be gone. you know, we've been praying a lot, and we have a lot of faith and we know that this is part of god's plan for us, and we are just doing do our to, you know, keep going ask just keep praying because that's all we can do. we're kind of just in a waiting phase right now, and it's been, it's been kind of difficult. carley: put your faith in god. this is -- he can do incredible things. and, ryan, your next court date is june 7th, so what's going to happen? what are the chances that you'll be able to come home and avoid this jail sentence?

>> yeah, i have what's called a sufficiency hearing on june the 7th. that date is, you know, the sufficiency hearing, there's a good chance that that could get waived. i've started telling people, you know, the date that everything hinges on is this friday. [inaudible] goes on trial may the 3rd x since this new law was passed down, this is going to be the first case that's been tried, and, you know, how they try his case, how they sentence him -- carley: this is somebody else, ryan? you're talking about another american that was arrested for having ammunition in his bag as well, is that right? >> yes, ma'am. that's brian. he was arrested in february. carley: so it's happening to more than just you. has anybody, ryan, from the united states government reached out to you in are you getting any help from the state department? clearly, this turks and caicos law when it was put in place, it

wasn't intended for you. this is obviously a mistake. >> yeah. we are getting support from our local officials. mark wayne mullins has been an absolute blessing to our family as well as brian hendrick. he's really taken him under his wing and led e the charge to have some conversations. same as governor stitt. we've yet to hear much from the state department, you know? we're in, you know, we're in prayer that as more families are getting drug into this, you know, third husband arrested just this week ask and he's still in prison. so we're prayerful that, you know, as more families are getting drug into this nightmare, that the state department might take more action and get more involved in this conversation. carley: that's right. that guy, pretty much the exact same situation as you, had a couple of stray bullets. he's a hunter as well, went to

turks and caicos and now he's still in prison, not out on bail yet. valerie, just the time remaining to you. anything else that you'd like to say about this even if you want to direct it at ryan, to your husband, any message you'd like to give him. >> you know, we have a ton of friends and family support. the amount of support that we've gotten just from total strangers is 100% humbling. babe, we're doing everything that we can to get you home. we want you home. we need you. carley: i pray that happens. >> i love you. carley: i pray that happens and that you can put this nightmare behind you. ryan, we want you home. valerie and ryan or we want you together where you belong with your two beautiful children. thank you so much for joining us. we hope that this ends very, very soon. ryan, valerie, thank you. god bless. >> thank you. carley: you're very welcome. all right, the chaos on college campuses across the country showing no sign of slowing down. our next guest is standing up

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pete: the anti-israel protests on college campuses showing no signs of stopping anytime soon. if. >> we have been out here for 57 hours. cause. [cheers and applause] and we are not going anywhere. [cheers and applause] pete: george washington university suspending at least seven student protesters who organized an anti-israel enencampment on campus and refuse to leave after demonstrations stretched into a third day. our next guest escaped religious persecution as a christian in china the at 12 years old and is now standing up for his

threatened jewish classmates at gwu. richard lee joins us along with his classmate, sabrina. thank you both so much for being here. if richard a, let me start with you. you've seen this type of stuff before, persecution. does this look like the type of persecution that,s say, maybe christians, other religious groups have faced elsewhere in the world? >> oh, 100%. first of all, thank you so much for having me on. well, i've personally escaped from china when i was 12, and to be exact, oppression always starts with hatred, and hatred always time can and time again a lot of times in history started with anti-semitism. and that is what we're seeing on our college campus right now, right in front of us, and it's very sad. pete: no doubt. you can't go a minute without hearing a chant or being confronted by this kind of stuff. sabrina, you're jewish. have you felt threatened directly or indirectly? what kind of environment is

george washington university allowing? >> yeah. so, again, thank you forking having me. and i personally -- for having maine i personally, i think this has been going on for way too long. this has been 20 years in the making. i've been threatennenned -- not even now. two years back i've been threatened by these same sorts of students. and at first, you know, i didn't feel safe, i really didn't. i remember one night i was, like, shaking in my bed at, like, midnight -- [laughter] because with i heard that there were some students who were after me, and i was afraid with what to do. now i've gained a lot of courage, i've stood the up for my classmates. i think more of the issue stems from now we have a lot of support in america. but so -- 10, 20 years from now what if these students are the ones in our halls of congress and our policymakers, leaders of businesses? this is really my concern for the future because i don't know if this country -- i mean, i'm jewish, i'm israeli. will this country be safe for my children? and it's not only a jewish

problem, it is an american problem because these people are not only chanting against the jews, they're chanting against american values. and it really stems from the faculty. that is the root of this problem. they are indoctrinating kids with anti-israel lies and hate. and this is where the problem starts, and it has to end with that problem too. pete: absolutely. richard, do you think -- why won't school leadership do anything? it's one thing to have a political point of view. it's a whole other thing to have students feel directly physically threatened by the rhetoric and actions of their fellow students. why can't -- why don't these leaders have any courage? >> well, i think it's primarily because our education system has been infiltrated by, well, by a lot of marxists and social is for the last 10 years. maybe for even longer. and now that you're seeing a generation of americans indock try 2345eu9ed -- indoctrinated and now basically closeted communists and outright

anti-semites, and the schools, of course, they haven't done anything about it because a lot of the instructors now, they are themselves in these anti-semitic protests. they're participating. and i do have to say, i do have to commend the school's leadership in terms of, well, requesting the metropolitan pd, the washington, d.c. police department, to basically try to clear out these anti-semitic protests. it hasn't just been harassment, but it's also been -- they've just been blatantly spreading hate speech. and unfortunately, the mpd under the leadership of mayor bowser has refused. pete: interesting. sabrina, there's an institute the on gw's campus called the m.d.ing -- the institute of middle eastern studies. my guessing is its funding comes from somewhere else, and it pushes an ideology too. >> yeah, 100%. this is another problem,

universities often don't really take the right steps because they, i mean, one stat is that they've received $3.7 billion -- i mean, this is across american campuses, this isn't just gw -- $3.7 billion from the if uae, saudi arabia and and qatar from 2014-2019. so it explains a lot of the reason why universities aren't really taking proper action. and the fact that we have entire academic departments or who are devoted to one ideology -- can. pete: yes. >> -- in this particular institute at george washington is very anti-israel. and there have been conferences where they're saying we're producing knowledge, we're decolonizing knowledge, and we're doing it quietly in the classroom to retake our power. this is really very, i mean, it's insidious. pete: yes. >> and the fact that it's being done in the classroom is most threat,ing because it's not allowing the outside world to see, and i think it's important that students share their voice in term of what's going on in their classroom -- pete: very well said.

decolonizing knowledge is code for tearing down everything western -- >> correct. pete: -- everything israeli, everything american. it's a direct affront and assault. richard a, thank you for your courage and insight and your willingness that -- to stand up on this and sabrina if, likewise. another gad -- bad sign for the ev push. an energy expert explains why next. ♪ it's such a good vibration. ♪ it's such a sweet sensation ♪

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a lot of moisture still to be the had, a lot of spots maybe 3-5 inches and and a very big flooding concern with this. there's been a lot of rain across so much of this area, so the ground is really saturated. doesn't take a lot to get flooding, especially once you get toward some of the hillier areas up towards the ozarks. severe threat does extend again today up across parts of iowa a, down towards the texas coast, and we will be looking at the threat for a few tornadoes again, so day four of this severe weather outbreak. will with, back to you. will: thank you, rick. another bad sign for the electric vehicle market, used ev prices plummeted nearly 32% from last year, 10 times faster than used gas-powered cars. here to discuss this devaluation is the founder of american energy institute, jason isaac, jason, that's quite a drop. that's bad news for ev owners about the secondary market. >> yeah. there's a significant drop in the value of evs because the

tesla is significantly lowering the price of their vehicles. if you know, so far tesla has been the only electric vehicle manufacturer that has been immune to buyer's remorse. over half of their buyers replace a previous model with another model. it's the only manufacture if orer that can say that. but if the values are dropping as significantly as they are, i think sales from their existing customers are going to continue to drop. will: why buy a used car if a new car is so cheapsome so subsidy sized. and it's happening, yeah, tesla's the one offering these big subsidies to new car owners, but it's happening to all these used cars. i think we have a list, we can we show you. the biggest impact on the chevrolet volt, the nissan leaf, almost 30%, 29% and on down. kia, hyundai and in jaguar, mercedes down almost 15%. so is it just the fact that new cars are so cheap so why buy a

used, or why else might the market be dropping on evs? >> well, there's a reason for the separation, a few reasons, you've got china flooding the market with evs that are made with slave labor in china, and they're just dropping the prices to flood the market to destroy american manufacturers. you've got hertz that made a bad decision and purchased 100,000 tesla vehicles, they're now selling those because the values have crushed and really the renters don't want them because of range anxiety and where are they going to charge. and the last thing you want with on a business or vacation trip is to have to sit around and wait for a vehicle to charge. you want to get where you're going efficiently. those are a couple of reasons. but also used vehicles aren't dropping their values as much, used gas cars, because gas vehicles to the tune of nearly $202,000 per ev told -- 20,000 per ev sold are subsidizing electric vehicles. this is research i published last year with the texas public

policy foundation can. again, that shows nearly $20,000 of every ev sold is subsidized the cost from an internal combustion engine vehicle. will: and what's, or really quickly, jason, what's demand,? we've got the price of new vehicles but also just supply and demand. are people -- are these, you know, i do see them on the road. obviously, more than i used to see them. but are they meeting demand, evs? >> yeah, that's another problem when you talk about supply and demand, there is an oversupply because demand is dropping so fast. you have support waning for them, again, because of the range anxiety, because of the heavy subsidation. it's really become a third vehicle or a really fancy tech golf cart, if you will, for a lot of consumers. it's still over 80% of consumers are wealthy individual owners, and americans are subsidizing their fancy tech vehicles for them to buy, and it's the just unfortunate that the support is waning for them. but people want practicality, and they're just not practical for most consumers.

will: that's fascinating. 80% of the ev market is wealthy individuals. all right. interesting stuff. not good for anybody hoping to sell a used ev. jason, thanks for being with us this morning. enter thanks for having me on, will. appreciate it. good to see you. will: you too. carley: harvey wipe sign in the hospital after his 2020 rape conviction in new york was vacated. s that is according to his lawyer who says, quote, doctors told him he's like a car with 100,000 miles on it, and he needs an oil change. weinstein will be back in court on wednesday after the new york court of appeals ruled juror withs read is and saw too much evidence not directly related to the charges he faced in the state. the his lawyers say a retrial should happen after labor day. congressman bill posey announcing he will retire at the end of the year, now joining the nearly two dozen republican incumbents who won't be returning to the lower chamber next year. reright now republicans are

working to maintain their thin majority before the november elections when all 435 seats in the house will be up for grabs. and now to a story that makes us smile. one golden retriever getting a round of applause after stealing the show at his owner's wedding. >> who has the rings? [laughter] [background sounds] >> good boy! [laughter] carley: that cute pup wearing the tuxedo nicknamed pancake successfully made it to the altar where the bride removed the rings there if his tuxedo completing his very important role as ring bearer. and and those are your headlines. all right, we are just two weeks away from mother's day, and kurt the cyber guy has the top gifts for tech-savvy moms. that's coming up next.

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carley: mother's day is just with two weeks away. pete: here to break down the top gift deals for your tech-savvy mom, is kurt the cyber guy -- >> morning, guys. have you seen who's in the

frame? this is the nix play frame, it's about $150. you get it on amazon. oh, pete -- carley: oh, very cute. >> great photo of the hegseth family, and and we've got various moms from the show including carley and beautiful brock. carley: oh, that's so cute. >> this is for missouri you can preload photos, and is when she gets that as a gift, she just plugs it in, and those photos populate -- carley: i love that. >> speaking of good family memory memories, you can cram a bunch of your stuff, 1800 photos, picture slides and all and go to scan my photos, and we have with code word fox 25% i off which is a really good deal there. so you can do that for mom. and now like this week it's a perfect if weekend to do it and get that going, or you can give it to her, and she can go -- scan my photos. cyber guy, we'll show you the link that gets you there with that discount. and this we've had on third year

in a row, the best antivirus protection for your phone, for your tablet, for your pc, for your mac. it is an award winner, is and it is down to, like, $14.95 for the first year for three devices for mom. get her a card. if she doesn't have antivirus, you've got a list of the best ones at cyber or guy, and this is our top pick. i mean, you just can't go wrong. and if as the world is right now, you don't want to not have protection on all -- pete: mom's going to click on something wrong this year. >> and bug you with it, by the way. we've had these folks on, they were on "shark tank," and they had this cool charger card, but what they're come out with on the back of this phone, give this to mom, and this is down to $23 and, like, 77 cents at their 40% off at the aqua vault.com. look at this, it's a magnet if i can wallet. mom can put her credit cards and also has a phone grip on the

back. cr take pictures easier. >> yeah. that actually would fit into a mother's day card. it's a brilliant with idea. pete: i like it. >> i am shocked to see how well these came, this is a plant subscription, you can do it as low as three months for mom, and $55 a month is what it ends up, so this gift would be about $165 for the easy care plants. orchids, they've got pet-safe plants as well -- pete: they mail you the plant? >> i should have shown the box because it's brilliant, how they pack it. i didn't do anything to make these, like, they just came out of the box like that. carley:s that is such a good idea. finish. will: send her flowers every month. >> every month, three months, six months -- pete: cyber guy.com -- >> and use code word fox. will: a big show still ahead. don't go anywhere. ♪ singing follow me and everything is --

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