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FOX and Friends Saturday 4⧸26⧸25 [7AM] FULL END SHOW ｜ FOX BREAKING NEWS TRUMP April26, 2025
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00:00It is 7 a.m. on the East Coast. It is Wednesday, April 23rd, and this is Fox and Friends.

00:09It is.

00:10A big raid in New York as Trump's borders are, and New York City's mayor worked together to arrest,

00:17excuse me, 27 people with alleged trendearraguetais. We're going to tell you what else they found.

00:23And a major victory for Maha, Make America Healthy Again supporters, how RFK Jr. is overhauling our food supply.

00:34We have them on the run now, and we are going to win this battle.

00:39And four years from now, we're going to have most of these products off the market,

00:43or you will know about them when you go to the grocery store.

00:46A guy standing right next to RFK, FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty McCary is going to join us with more on that coming up.

00:56Well, it's one high school baseball coach breaking records after brain surgery, how he overcame the odds.

01:02Yep, the second hour of Fox and Friends starts right now.

01:05Remember, your mornings are better because you're watching us, and I ask you to put something on when you do.

01:10President Trump setting the stage for a trade deal with China, as the administration says they could scale back on some of the new tariffs soon.

01:23Hurry. Mark Meredith is at the White House with details.

01:27Mark, have the conversations with China actually started? Because it sounds like things are heading that way.

01:35Steve Inslee and Brian, good morning, friends.

01:36We'll see if the White House was asked yesterday whether or not the president's engaged in a one-on-one talk with President Xi of China,

01:41and the White House not willing to go on the record with that,

01:44an indication that these conversations are still not happening at the most senior levels.

01:48Either way, all three major U.S. stock indexes are set to open sharply higher today,

01:52given some of the news the president and Treasury Secretary made within the last 24 hours,

01:57suggesting that the trade war won't last forever.

02:00As you all three know, there's been a major sell-off on Wall Street ever since the trade war began.

02:04We're doing fine with China. We're doing fine with every, I think, almost every country.

02:10Everybody wants to have involvement with the United States.

02:14A hundred and forty-five percent is very high, and it won't be that high.

02:18We were talking about fentanyl, where, you know, various elements built it up to a hundred and forty-five.

02:24No, it won't be anywhere near that high.

02:26It'll come down substantially, but it won't be zero.

02:29As Fox Businesses learned, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessett also said something similar to investors this week,

02:36that he expects a de-escalation with China in the near future.

02:39Two weeks ago, the White House also pushed pause on imposing sweeping tariffs on almost every U.S. trading partner.

02:45It allowed this pause to allow negotiations to continue.

02:48So far, though, no new trade deals have been signed, and the White House says stay tuned.

02:52I spoke to our entire trade team this morning.

02:56There is a lot of progress being made.

02:57We now have 18 proposals on paper that have been brought to the trade team.

03:02Again, these are proposals on paper that countries have proposed to the Trump administration and to our government.

03:08The other reason we're seeing so much green on Wall Street before the opening bell is the president made the strong suggestion, again,

03:15that he has no plans to fire the Federal Reserve Chairman, Jerome Powell.

03:19Just this week, Trump suggested that Powell should have to leave his post as Federal Reserve Chairman.

03:24His post isn't up until May of next year.

03:26And so there was that suggestion that maybe Trump would try to push him out of the job.

03:30But Trump said last night that he no longer feels that is the case.

03:34But, of course, he wants to see interest rates brought down sooner rather than later.

03:38Steve Ainsley and Brian, back to you guys.

03:40Yeah, the markets seem to like that.

03:42So is there any sense that there will be progress made?

03:45Because Norway comes this week.

03:47Don't they want a trade deal, too?

03:49Well, the White House has been very clear, Brian, that they believe that everybody who's been on that hit list of the different tariffs will want to make a deal at some point.

03:56You had the vice president of India talking about trade as well and how to develop a further U.S.-Indian relationship.

04:02But in terms of actually getting these deals signed, there's a question about timing because they have to be worked out.

04:06It's not that it could just be, you know, written on a napkin and go.

04:09There's a lot of complicated language here.

04:11The White House has said simply that their team is working on it.

04:14But as lawmakers have been talking about, they want to see progress quickly.

04:17All right. Thank you so much, Mark.

04:19This is great news for China.

04:20Scott Bessett was at a J.P. Morgan event in Washington, D.C., talking to investors.

04:24And he says he expects a de-escalation of the trade war between the U.S. and China.

04:28He said no one thinks that the current status quo is sustainable because right now we have the 125 percent reciprocal tariffs on imports from China,

04:36in addition to those 20 percent tariffs on Chinese goods to curb the flow of fentanyl into the United States.

04:41So one of the things that the White House is asking from all the countries is, OK, if you want to make a deal with us,

04:49you've got to make a deal with us that you're not going to deal with China.

04:53And there are a number of countries that are pushing back on that.

04:56In fact, the EU has just come back and they said they will not decouple from China.

05:01They said talks with the United States and relations with China are two distinct matters.

05:06What the president is trying to do is he's trying to get so many people and countries around China to isolate China so that he's got better negotiation,

05:15better leverage with China.

05:17But right now we don't know how many countries are saying, OK, if I have to pick between one or the other, I'll go with the United States.

05:24We don't know how many. That's what China said on Monday.

05:26They said we're going to threaten countries not to do deals with us.

05:30And it hasn't stopped Japan, hasn't stopped South Korea, has not stopped India, obviously hasn't stopped India.

05:37It didn't stop Italy, who feels as though they could spearhead an EU deal.

05:40I think it's really, really encouraging to see things get reconfigured.

05:44But I also don't think we should show any weakness with China.

05:47This is the moment we stare them down.

05:50We have lost a lot of market cap in doing this.

05:53Let's make sure we get what we want in this restructuring.

05:56And one of which they cannot steal intellectual property.

05:58Amazon, two thirds of all their products are or China.

06:01You know, so now they're now standing up.

06:03Now they're worried about their tech center that they suppressed for so long.

06:06Now they're starting to prop up Alibaba.

06:08They rehab Jack Ma.

06:10So now these now they're desperate to try to get their economy going.

06:14I'd hate to think that we in the end we blinked ultimately one company that has reported their earnings.

06:22First quarter earnings yesterday was Tesla and Tesla.

06:25The stock is now up.

06:28But yesterday their net income was announced.

06:30It's down 71 percent.

06:34And Elon Musk even said he admitted that Tesla faced a lot.

06:38But yesterday their net income was announced.

06:40It's down 71 percent.

06:44And Elon Musk even said he admitted that Tesla faced a lot of blowback from his ties to Donald Trump.

06:51And now he's talking and we're going to play a little snippet of it.

06:54He says, you know what, maybe I better go back to the car company because they need me.

07:00Starting probably in next month.

07:04May, um, my time allocation, uh, to do it will drive significantly.

07:11So I think I'll continue to spend, you know, a day or two per week on, um, government matters for as long as the president would like me to do so.

07:23Um, and as long as it is useful.

07:25Uh, but starting next month, um, I'll be allocating, um, far more of my time to Tesla.

07:34And, uh, now that the, the major work, we're just putting in five recent unexpected bumps this year.

07:41Uh, I remain extremely optimistic about the future of the company.

07:46So investors are happy to hear that.

07:49Um, hoping he's going to refocus his efforts on Tesla.

07:52Um, he's saying it's because political sentiment, he thinks in the uncertainty in the automotive and energy markets, but he has some plans coming up.

07:59He's on track to launch this robo taxi business out of Austin, Texas within the next few months.

08:05And then he said the second half of next year has some plans coming up.

08:09He's on track to launch this robo taxi business out of Austin, Texas within the next few months.

08:15And then he said the second half of next year, he's got the Tesla robots rolling out.

08:20And if you see some of this video, uh, the robots are, uh, are more athletic than us.

08:25I mean, they can go down a mountain, they could do a tough mutter.

08:28So, and I, and I need somebody that understands me and I'm hoping that this robot could be one of the people.

08:33That's why when you would watch the Jetsons back in the day, you identified with Rosie.

08:38Right.

08:38Absolutely.

08:39Uh, Rosie, uh, Rosie, the robot.

08:43Was the housekeeper.

08:43Right.

08:43Exactly.

08:44Did a great job.

08:44She had wheels.

08:45She was a robotic housekeeper.

08:46Right.

08:46Didn't she have wheels?

08:47The, uh, absolutely.

08:49Uh, Rosie, uh, Rosie, uh, Rosie, the robot.

08:52Was the housekeeper.

08:53Was the housekeeper.

08:53Right.

08:53Exactly.

08:54Did a great job.

08:55She had wheels.

08:55She was the robotic housekeeper.

08:56Right.

08:56Didn't she have wheels?

08:57The, uh, Swift, remember?

08:59It was Robin.

09:00I don't know her name.

09:01Yeah.

09:01I don't know her name.

09:03Yeah.

09:03It was just a robot.

09:04It had arms like on slinkies.

09:05Danger, danger, Will Robinson.

09:07Yeah.

09:07It was really, it was a Swift.

09:08Remember?

09:09It was Robin.

09:10I don't know her name.

09:11Yeah.

09:12I don't know her name.

09:13Yeah, it was just a robot and it had arms like on slinkies.

09:15Danger, danger, Will Robinson.

09:17Yeah, it was really, it was a bad robot.

09:18Yeah.

09:19It made you not want to, no neck.

09:20Elon did not build that one.

09:22Right, he didn't.

09:22Elon, uh, Tesla did say, uh, one thing about the tariffs yesterday and they said that the

09:28tariffs are making its energy storage business, um, it's, it's impacting them harder because

09:35obviously they need the rare earth, the rare minerals to make the batteries and stuff

09:39like that must told, must even told the president, look, tariffs are a bad idea, but, uh, Musk

09:45also supports the president.

09:47He's got a different vision and they're going through with it.

09:50And it, it's just going to make, uh, making batteries more complicated.

09:53Just no noted member that Elon Musk is going to donate money and Donald Trump is going to

09:57do whatever he wants.

09:58No.

09:58How would let Nick would be the treasury secretary if he had, if you listened to Elon Musk, Elon

10:03Musk didn't want the tariffs, but he respects that he's not the president.

10:06And I would say this, there's got to be like 10 major items for national security that

10:11when this trade war is over, we just have to bring it back and rare earths is another.

10:14We have to be able to refine it.

10:16We'd be able to do it because China will hold this over our heads in any conflict, military

10:22or economic, unless we start doing it ourselves.

10:25Meanwhile, New York city mayor, Eric Adams teaming up with borders are Tom Homan to take

10:30historic action against dozens of suspected trendy Aragua gang members.

10:35Brooke Singman joins us with the latest on this crack.

10:38This is just the tip of the iceberg.

10:40Listen, every member of TDA should be on the run because the Trump administration is committed

10:45to removing every single member of TDA MS-13 from this country.

10:50This country is for those who believe in our rule of law, our principles, and are here to

10:57provide a life for themselves.

10:59It is not a safe haven for criminal behavior.

11:02Authorities revealing during the press conference that over 30 guns were seized from the suspects.

11:08Now, this historic indictment marks the first time the alleged gang members are being hit

11:13with racketeering charges, commonly known as RICO charges, which the government used heavily

11:18to take down the mafia here in New York years ago.

11:21The charges carry the possibility of life in prison and accused the alleged gang members

11:26of conspiring to commit murder, sex trafficking young women, assault, dealing drugs, and more.

11:33Homan saying this crackdown is just what the city needs.

11:38Collaboration works.

11:39It keeps the city of New York safer.

11:41No one can argue.

11:42I don't care what side of the political spectrum you're on.

11:44No one can argue what happened here in the last works.

11:49It keeps the city of New York safer.

11:51No one can argue.

11:52I don't care what side of the political spectrum you're on.

11:55No one can argue what happened here in the last several months that resulted in 27 TDA

12:02being indicted.

12:03No one can argue that doesn't make the streets of New York safer.

12:06As of right now, officials say...

12:08Yeah, thanks so much.

12:10Meanwhile, it's the same tactics used to take down the mob, right?

12:12Yeah.

12:13Yeah, so it's fantastic.

12:14Rudy Giuliani, absolutely.

12:15Yeah, so round them up.

12:16The message is, oh, don't go to New York.

12:18Yeah, thanks so much.

12:20Meanwhile, it's the same tactics used to take down the mob, right?

12:22Yeah.

12:23Yeah, so it's fantastic.

12:24Rudy Giuliani, absolutely.

12:25Yeah, so round them up.

12:26The message is, oh, don't go to New York.

12:28They actually are prosecuting.

12:30We'll round you up and put you in jail.

12:31But then a state judge told Eric Adams,

12:34I'm blocking your administration from allowing ICE agents to go back to Rikers Island.

12:39And he said, I'm not apologizing for taking dangerous, illegal guns off of the street

12:44that are affecting our community.

12:45Right.

12:46But Tom Homan yesterday made the case,

12:48OK, the judge has stopped me from reopening that ICE spot there at Rikers.

12:54And Homan said something really interesting that I hadn't thought about.

12:57And he said, you know, by not opening it, it could put other migrants in jeopardy.

13:02And he went on to explain, you know, when I send the ICE guys out and they go and they're

13:07looking for the worst of the worst gang members, there are always, it seems like these days,

13:12collateral arrests.

13:13Other people who are in the country illegally and wind up the deportation process.

13:18So it's kind of.

13:18It'll be great.

13:19It'll be great to see if they just allow law enforcement and these guys to do their jobs

13:23and don't let the judges get in the way with their all this due process and problems on

13:29raids and lack of cooperation in sanctuary cities.

13:32Meanwhile, they just got a leading Indian terrorist.

13:36They also picked up here.

13:37So when you start looking for some, you get some others.

13:40It's working.

13:41Meanwhile, talk about working.

13:43Carly Shipkis is working.

13:44Good morning to you guys.

13:45Good morning.

13:45Certainly.

13:46And as are all of you.

13:47And I got an update to give you here.

13:48When you start looking for some, you get some others.

13:50It's working.

13:51Meanwhile, talk about working.

13:53Carly Shipkis is working.

13:54Good morning to you guys.

13:55Good morning.

13:55Certainly.

13:56And as are all of you.

13:57And I got an update to give you here.

13:58The U.S. will be discussing peace plans with Ukrainian and European officials today ahead

14:03of Special Envoy Steve Witkoff's trip to Russia.

14:06It's something we plan to speak with U.S. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce about

14:11later this morning.

14:12She will be joining us in just a bit.

14:14Attorney General Pam Bondi hosting Trump cabinet members yesterday for the inaugural meeting of the

14:20task force to eradicate anti-Christian bias in the federal government, arguing that Christians

14:25were unfairly targeted for their religious beliefs under the previous administration.

14:31Pro-life Christians were arrested and imprisoned for peacefully praying outside abortion clinics.

14:37The FBI spied on traditional Catholics in their parishes.

14:41President Biden declared Easter Sunday to be Transgender Day of Visibility.

14:49The task force was first established under an executive order signed by President Trump.

14:54The Supreme Court signaling it may rule in favor of a group of parents that sue us in the

14:59case as well.

14:59We hope the Supreme Court will do the right thing and the president has been very clear.

15:04He stands on the side of parental rights and he believes strongly that parents should have

15:08a greater say in their children's education and the content, if you will, that children

15:13are being exposed to in our public school system.

15:16A ruling is due by the end of June.

15:18A greater say in their children's education and the content, if you will, that children are

15:23being exposed to in our public school system.

15:26A ruling is due by the end of June.

15:28So you don't steal baby meets.

15:32Oh, girl, this got to be bad.

15:35Well, the meet now has a clasp that only employees can unlock and would trigger an alarm at exits.

15:42They joined major retailers like Walgreens and Target that lock products away to prevent

15:47theft.

15:48This is the story of my life.

15:51You can't go anywhere without having to call somebody over from a supermarket or a drugstore

15:57saying, can you unlock this cabinet for me, especially for the expensive things like

16:00the meat or the razors or the.

16:03Yes, but everything now is under lock and key.

16:06Everything over about 15 bucks.

16:08See, the headline for me, because I watched the whole TikTok, is that Walmart has tomahawk

16:14steaks and I have seen them there.

16:16They're about 35 bucks.

16:18We've had them.

16:18They're delicious.

16:19Are we allowed to say tomahawk?

16:21Does that insult anybody?

16:22Right.

16:23I do.

16:23That's what they're called.

16:24Should I say acts like?

16:26You can't say to Massapego.

16:27Right.

16:27You can't say to Massapego.

16:28Do you eat those really?

16:30You can, those massive ones.

16:32Yeah.

16:32There are about two pounds of meat on it.

16:34Well, probably a pound of meat and a pound of bone, but it's so cool looking when you're

16:40grilling it.

16:41Could be a good weapon.

16:42It's about 35 bucks.

16:44All right.

16:45At Walmart.

16:45RFK Jr.

16:46Delivering.

16:48But it's so cool looking when you're grilling it.

16:51Could be a good weapon.

16:52It's about 35 bucks.

16:54All right.

16:55At Walmart.

16:55RFK Jr.

16:56Delivering a major victory for the Make America Healthy Again movement.

17:01If they want to eat petroleum, they should put it in their food themselves at home.

17:06They shouldn't be feeding it to Americans.

17:10FDA Commissioner Marty Macari is going to join us in the east.

17:14Now to a Fox wildfire alert.

17:16Massive flames breaking out in the southern part of New Jersey, scorching more than 8,500

17:20acres overnight.

17:22There you see images from Barnegat Township.

17:25Thousands of people have lost their power and have been forced to evacuate their homes

17:28as the flames are only about 10% contained.

17:32At least 17 miles to the Garden State Parkway forced to shut down.

17:36The New Jersey Forest Fire Service will hold a press conference to tell us the status at

17:4111 o'clock this morning.

17:42Let's check in with meteorologist Adam Klutz for our Fox weather forecast.

17:46Adam, I live in New Jersey.

17:47When I got up this morning, it was breezy.

17:50And that does not help those fires.

17:52No, it does not at all, Steve.

17:53Beautiful weather yesterday across this entire region.

17:56Beautiful again today.

17:57Unfortunately, with that beauty, we've got the wind.

18:00We've got really dry conditions.

18:02And that's all part of the story here.

18:03Let's dive right into it.

18:04You're seeing that 8,500 square acre, 8,500 acres there that's been dealt with.

18:10At this point, only 10% contained.

18:12That was lit yesterday.

18:14A little bit after noon yesterday.

18:16So really, it has grown very quickly, largely because of that wind.

18:19Now, the wind was more intense yesterday.

18:21It was fairly intense last night.

18:23It is going to wind down today.

18:24You're looking at a forecasted high, again, of 71 degrees, mostly sunny.

18:28Winds now to 5 to 10 miles an hour.

18:29But there is no moisture out there.

18:31The humidity is low.

18:32The chance of rain is zero.

18:34And we're not going to look for a chance of rain really increasing until the time you

18:37get to the weekend.

18:38So we've got days of really dry conditions.

18:41The good news is the winds are going to stay a little bit calmer.

18:43On Saturday, that's when the next big rainmaker moves in.

18:46That comes with thunderstorms and with a little bit of lightning.

18:49Unfortunately, that obviously could cause more wildfires.

18:52Here's what it looks like across the rest of the country.

18:54That rain in Texas, ultimately, that's going to be the energy that moves along the East Coast

18:58and maybe brings a little bit of rain.

19:00Those are your weather headlines for now.

19:01I think Ainsley, I'll be tossing it back inside you.

19:03Yes, you are.

19:04Thank you so much, Adam.

19:05The Trump administration announcing a new plan to phase out eight artificial dyes from

19:11the American food supply by the end of next year.

19:15We have them on the run now and we are going to win this battle.

19:19And four years from now, we're going to have most of these products off the market or you

19:25will know about them when you go to the grocery store.

19:28Our next guest stood alongside HHS Secretary RFK Jr.

19:32during Tuesday's announcement calling out the harmful artificial ingredients some U.S.

19:38companies are using in our foods.

19:40FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty McCary joins us now.

19:43Good morning to you, Commissioner and Doctor.

19:46Good morning, Ainsley.

19:46Good morning.

19:47This is such exciting news.

19:48So you guys are saying by the end of next year, how are you going to force these companies

19:52or does Congress have to act or is this just a recommendation?

19:56Well, Ainsley, you're right.

19:57This is exciting news for America's children.

20:00This was a promise by the Trump administration and issued Secretary Kennedy as champion.

20:06And this week we are delivering on that promise.

20:08The FDA announced that we're taking action to remove eight artificial petrochemical food

20:15dyes from the U.S. food supply.

20:16And the companies have been cooperative.

20:19They want to see these chemicals removed from the food supply as well.

20:22They don't want to have a competitive disadvantage with other companies and they want a national

20:28standard and a time frame.

20:29So we offered that.

20:31They don't want to deal with a patchwork of laws and bills in 30 different states as we

20:36have right now.

20:36They want a national standard.

20:38So the FDA made this announcement yesterday to provide clarity.

20:42Dr. McCary, what does it mean for adults?

20:44I know this is great for our children because they won't be ingesting this as long as we all

20:48have.

20:48But for the adults that are watching, what is this doing to our bodies, all of these

20:52dyes?

20:53Well, these dyes have been associated with obesity and diabetes.

20:57They've been associated with attention deficit disorder, hormone disruption.

21:01And as a doctor, I think of it this way.

21:04When we've got a surging epidemic of all of these chronic conditions and no good explanation

21:10as to why, don't we want to err on the side of safety?

21:14These are petroleum-based chemicals.

21:16Nobody would think it's reasonable to do a randomized trial where you inject half the

21:20kids in the trial with crude oil to see whether or not it's good for you.

21:24You're exactly right.

21:25In 2010, the food corporations in Europe, they had to take these dyes out of their food.

21:30What have they seen in Europe over the course of the last 15 years?

21:34Well, first of all, they have much lower rates of chronic disease.

21:37When they removed and have not allowed actually from the get-go artificial food dyes, we've

21:42not seen a difference in prices.

21:44So it does not make a difference in terms of food prices.

21:48And we are asking, as an administration, American food companies to remove these petroleum-based

21:55food chemicals and replace them with natural ingredients for American kids, just as they

21:59have already done for kids in Europe and Canada.

22:02That's a pretty simple request.

22:04And remember, Democrat, independent, Republican moms came out and voted for President Trump

22:09on this very issue.

22:11So we're delivering on it.

22:12Will the food taste as good?

22:16These artificial petroleum-based food diet chemicals have no taste whatsoever and no nutritional

22:22value.

22:23So why put them in our foods?

22:24Is it just to color the foods?

22:25It's simply for the color of the food.

22:28And studies have shown that these vibrant colors actually mess with the mind of a developing

22:34child.

22:34And sometimes they'll seek eating more of this ultra-processed food, even when they feel full.

22:41And that may help explain at least one piece of this toxic soup that is messing up the health

22:47of our nation's children.

22:48Dr. McCurry, Kellogg's released this statement.

22:51This is excellent.

22:52They said, we look forward to continuing to work collaboratively with government.

22:56We recently met with Health and Human Services Secretary Kennedy and had a very constructive

23:01conversation.

23:02We understand the agency's priority for more simple foods, and we are pleased to share that

23:07we are already taking action in this area.

23:09We will continue to make our foods even simpler.

23:12So what are they doing?

23:13They said they're taking action.

23:16Yeah, they have been very cooperative.

23:19I've been impressed with Kellogg's, with Pepsi, with so many of the companies my staff has

23:24met with.

23:25And they simply want a national standard.

23:27I think they've got kids, too.

23:30And now that we realize what these petrochemical food dyes might be doing, it's great to see

23:36the altruism and the sort of unity around this issue.

23:38Remember, food companies are not bad.

23:41They have good people, and they did exactly what the government asked them to do 70 years

23:45ago, and that is focus on mass production.

23:47Now that we are seeing the complications of chronic diseases from some of these ingredients,

23:52we've got to pause and re-pivot.

23:54Howard, what are the plans now for the fast food industry?

23:57Because I know when RFK Jr. was running, he said he really focused on, let's say, French

24:02fries.

24:02He said, I just want the talon fat, I want salt, and I want potatoes in our French fries.

24:08What's the latest on that?

24:09Well, what I love about Secretary Kennedy is he wants to try fresh new approaches and bring

24:14in new ideas.

24:15The same old beat people down for eating bad food approach is not working, and I don't

24:22believe that obesity is a willpower problem when we talk about childhood obesity.

24:27ADHD is not a genetic problem.

24:29This is because of the ingredients.

24:31So we believe in taking incremental steps to address some of these ingredients and start

24:36seeing small modifications that people can make in a stepwise fashion as we educate them

24:43with good information, not the broken misinformation food pyramid that was written by the industry,

24:49but good information about what's really good whole food.

24:52Commissioner, thank you so much for coming on this morning.

24:55We appreciate it.

24:56Thanks, Ainsley.

24:56You're welcome.

24:57A new poll showing who Democratic voters are favoring the most and whose popularity is

25:03sinking, what this could mean for the future of the party.

25:06Plus, cardinals are set to meet today in Vatican City as the world mourns the loss of Pope Francis.

25:12We will have a live report next.

25:14At St. Peter's Basilica, where Pope Francis is currently lying in state as people are flocking

25:23to the Vatican to pay their respects.

25:25Alice Hogan is live at Vatican City with the latest.

25:29Hey, Alex.

25:31Hi, Ainsley.

25:33Pope Francis returning to the St. Peter's Basilica behind me for the final time this morning.

25:38Cardinals carried out the ritual ceremony of transferring his body to where it will lie in state for three

25:43days ahead of his funeral.

25:45The procession included cardinals, priests, and members of the Swiss Guard who walked the casket

25:50from the chapel of Casa Santa Marta, his residence, to St. Peter's.

25:55The procession passed through St. Peter's Square.

26:02In life, the 88-year-old Pope often rejected wealth and materialism.

26:06Pope Francis...

26:07In life, the 88-year-old Pope often rejected wealth and materialism.

26:16Pope Francis...

26:17...to the ground, facing the pews.

26:19Normally, the Pope's body is placed in three wooden coffins.

26:23Francis opted for a simplified wooden coffin with a zinc coffin inside.

26:27Instead of the typical detailed inscriptions on his tomb, he wanted only one word inscribed,

26:33as the faithful watched the solemn and moving ceremony from around the world, people are

26:39pouring into St. Peter's after lining up for hours outside of the Vatican.

26:43Members of the Vatican were able to say their goodbyes on Monday evening, the day that he

26:48died.

26:49And later this evening, cardinals will gather once again to continue planning many of the

26:53details surrounding his funeral and the conclave to come.

26:57Steve?

26:58Alex, thank you very much.

26:59Live from the Vatican.

26:59Meanwhile, this morning, bad news for Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, as a new poll shows

27:05he is getting beaten quite handily by far-left squad member AOC.

27:11So what does that mean for the future of the Democratic Party?

27:14Well, I got the perfect guest right now, Democratic strategist and former Clinton advisor and pollster

27:20Doug Schoen joins us right now.

27:22Hey, Doug, good morning.

27:23Good morning.

27:24We got a poll.

27:25We're going to put it up.

27:26AOC is much more popular than former Clinton advisor and pollster Doug Schoen joins us right

27:31now.

27:32Hey, Doug, good morning.

27:33Good morning.

27:34We got a poll.

27:35We're going to put it up.

27:36AOC is much more popular than Chuck Schumer.

27:39Why is it that the Democrats want somebody who's a little further left than the guy that's

27:47you're all reliable?

27:48Well, because the party, my party, has moved so far to the left, both in reaction to Donald

27:56Trump's first term and now the second term, that there's anger.

28:00There's a desire also for a new generation of leadership, which AOC reflects.

28:07And Chuck Schumer has been in politics, I think, since about 1978 or 80.

28:13That's many, many years, 40 odd years.

28:16And I think there's a desire for a change.

28:19He is a master politician.

28:20I don't count him out.

28:22But AOC could be a presidential candidate in 2026 or could run against Senator Schumer.

28:28She's formidable in either role.

28:30Surely.

28:31And so, Doug.

29:10Oh, my God.

29:40I don't know.

30:10I don't know.

30:40I don't know.

30:47I don't know.

30:48I don't know.

30:50I don't know.

30:52I don't know.

30:54I don't know.

30:56I don't know.

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