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urging event goers to deny them both on election kicks this hour off for us live from where they will be speaking. >> it has been a packed house here in washington, d.c. right now behind us on the stage they are getting ready for their next guest to come up and speak. former president donald trump. the question is will he have a warm welcome with this very outspoken crowd. not afraid to speak up and speak their mind. just yesterday ramaswamy who was a pretty big hype man for donald trump was up on stage trying to talk with voters about what trump stands for. check this out. >> the republican nominee, i mean, come on -- look, i invite you to dream on. i am being honest here. >> trump, the present if republican nominee will take
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that stage tonight. just about 24 hours after robert f kennedy junior was a guest speaker here who was attacked under handling of the covid pandemic. historic sensei have been trying to get on the stage for 50 years tonight is the night. if the president will have a warm welcome and they said it will be a mixed bag. watch. >> i think he will have to really think about whether he wants a libertarian and his cabinet. that may be what it would take. right. to even get people to consider it. there are a lot of choices. rfk junior was here just the other day. we have plenty of candidates we are happy to vote for. he has a really tough sell. >> a tough sell. we will have to see if donald trump can take some of these voters.
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trump has said is if you can get any of these libertarians to go to the republican party and vote for him, he does not think it will be a close race at all. trump will be walking hours after rfk team was handing out some of these rubber chickens. this is what they will be hearing. [laughter] pressing those. we will see if that is a distraction at all to donald trump. griff: the libertarian convention would not be complete without the rubber chicken for trump. thank you very much. alicia: thank you, griff. resident biking -- biden speaking. full showing him behind former president trump. fox news senior correspondent kevin cork is live at the white house with more. >> great to be with you, my friend. the president had a number of great things to say today as he addressed the cadets at the u.s. military academy at west point.
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he said america is best when she leads by the example of our power, but not just that, but by the power of her example. his remarks overall leslie 20 minutes. he told the cadets nothing is guaranteed about the democracy we enjoy here in america. every generation is an obligation to defend, protect, preserve, and, yes, choose it. >> from the very beginning, nothing is guaranteed about our democracy in america. every generation has an obligation to defend it, protect it, preserve it, choose it. >> the president's remarks come at a time work he is frankly struggling in the polls at least according to the new fox news surveys. in the swing states he is trailing president trump across the board. nevada down by about five points
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the biden campaign is not worried about june polls. between now and november all about the economy, stupid, that is what drives voters to the polls. >> i think voters are concerned about their economics. i think voters are concerned about their healthcare. they're concerned about housing, childcare, rent and mortgage affordability. donald trump is only in this because he wants revenge and retribution. >> no sighting of the commander-in-chief, that is because after leaving west point he boarded marine one where he will make his way to delaware where he will spend another weekend away. a lot of americans traveling this holiday weekend. alicia: that is a very good point. that is really all that matters right now. great to see you. griff: thank you very much. let's bring in our political panel. the former chairman of the federal commission under president trump and senior
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advisor tim hogan. gentlemen, thank you for being here. let's jump right into some of these poll numbers. as you saw alexis mcadams doing great journalism there, getting a hold of these rubber chickens honking at trump tonight. this is perhaps a hostile crowd towards a former president. neal, let's start with you. what does trump need to accomplish tonight nyc even feeling the need to speak at this convention? >> i think he is feeling pretty confident. these numbers have been consistently showing him ahead for a while now. it's not like there will be a bunch of different variables that will come into play i can change the dynamics of this race people know both of these candidates so well. the trump campaign is feeling they have an opportunity to potentially expand the map.
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that is why you saw him go to this rally in the bronx of all places to kind of reach out to voters that may not be traditional parts of his base. by going to the libertarian convention and trying to make the case for these voters, i think it is smart. >> you saw tran 11 take a lot of verbal views. >> i think minnesota could legitimately be in play for donald trump. [laughter] making an effort to get after these voters. >> tim is shaking his head over there. hold on. is minnesota and play? >> absolutely not. they will have offices there. there will be an effort up and down the ballot to make sure there is a strong showing. minnesota absolutely is not in play. >> talk about that, though.
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you saw the pole that we just showed in kevin's report in the six battleground states essentially, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, biden trails. also nevada, georgia, arizona, those three states were states that biden one. now trailing from. and, so, you know, is it possible that the edge has been lost in the cycle. >> i think there's a lot of work that the biden campaign has to do. you are seeing a much smaller margin, within the margin of error. trump appears to be leading. there are moments coming up in the campaign where the biden campaign has to take advantage. the reason why we have a june debate is because he wants to get donald trump on stage and draw contrasts with him and prove this is not a referendum election and try to erase some of the nostalgic amnesia when it
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was all chaos. griff: interesting. let me bring into this numbers conversation we are having here. rfk junior. essentially roughly eight, 9% you are seeing. joe biden, donald trump. you have rfk junior in the hypothetical pole therefrom fox. pulling a significant number. >> i don't think you cannot take him seriously. there is a lot of work to do to take the debate stage. hitting a couple more poles. yes a get ballot access to show he is a pathway to 270. realistically, as you are seeing the republican base is coming around president trump. he will get that core base report. i think joe biden needs a one on one race against donald trump. there's been a lot of speculation about rfk junior maypole from both camps.
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at the end of the day if it is a one on one race that is joe biden's only path to victory. if rfk is on the debate stage, in my view, that hurts nobody much more than donald trump. griff: do you agree? >> i don't necessarily agree. the more democrats learn about him the favorability goes down. i think he is a threat to both sides. he has to be on the ballot. he is on five belt according to states. it does not qualify them for debates. i think it is a huge issue if you're running a third party real campaign. griff: we political junkies witness political history on wednesday. former president trump going into the deep blue bronx where republicans don't go and have not gone since reagan. in the wake of it, tim, to you, the one thing that stood out to me were the comments on another network, your governor kathy
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hochul trying to explain it away here is what she had to say. >> it will make a difference at all. that is for donald trump to be the ringleader and invite all of his clowns to a place like the bronx. new york will never ever support donald trump for president. griff: somehow pointed out calling trump reporters clouds harps back. a spokesperson for hilary clinton. back to that basket of deplorable's moment. what do you make of that? >> donald trump will not win new york. i think joe biden probably is a better chance of winning mississippi than donald trump has of winning new york. he is not doing it because it select oriole smart it's because he is in a courtroom. he would have to run or is too tired and does not want to travel. he just does not have the ability to get out on the
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campaign trail. griff: but clowns —-dash. >> i would not recommend anyone use the word clowns. you talk about strengths of your candidate. the reality is donald trump also bronx by 68 points. he lost new york by 2 million. it just is not happening. griff: maybe biden has a better chance in mississippi than new york. joe biden is not going anywhere near mississippi. donald trump went into the bronx if you look at the crowd that turned out it is an indicator of the transformation taking place in the republican of a populists party. it only makes sense that working-class minorities would align themselves with our coalition. if you look at that, a number of african-americans, hispanics interested in the possibility of voting for donald trump. that is a real play. not so much that he will win in
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the bronx or win new york, that event will further his ability to reach out to minority voters. that should terrify the biden campaign. griff: to put you on record, are you saying trump can win new york? >> absolutely not. what he will demonstrate, another key point, several key house races in new york that will be central to who controls the house of representatives in 2025. trump can add value just by elevating republican house candidates in new york. he does not need to win the electoral votes there. if he went to the house candidates, that is a win for him. >> i think he has more a liability doing rallies in the bronx. reminding voters who he is and what his history is this more liability. more polarizing. griff: biden campaign should send a note to kathy hochul. voters who forgive candidates
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for egregious transgressions and the like what they do not like to be talked down. we learned that with the basket of deplorable spirit two of the best of the best. thanks for being here on this memorial day weekend. >> thanks for having us. alicia: great conversation. thanks, griff. a criminal trial against alec baldwin is looking like —-dash likely after they reject the request to dismiss the criminal charge against the fatal shooting of the scimitar preferred the filming of "rest". >> the judge's decision means alec baldwin's case is on track for a trial this summer. a new mexico judge ruled that prosecutors had not acted in bad faith when securing a grand jury indictment as alleged by the defense and their motion to get the case tossed. during a tense may 7 hearing baldwin's defense team argued that the prosecution kept jurors
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from hearing evidence that was helpful to baldwin's case. the lead lawyer claimed jurors were not told they could question defense witnesses. the lead special prosecutor pushed back saying the claims were a misrepresentation, arguing that nothing was hidden from the grand jury. the judge ultimately ruled that the indictment against the actor will stand. nearly three years ago during a rehearsal on the movie set, baldwin was holding a prop gun that have been loaded with live ammunition, a revolver went off killing the cinematographer. baldwin was indicted earlier this year after the charges were previously dropped. he is now set to go on trial in july for involuntary manslaughter for which he has pleaded not guilty. at one point late last year prosecutors revoked a plea deal that was on the table. fox news contributor and attorney says he would not be surprised if another one gets in the works.
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>> there are vulnerabilities on the prosecution side. on the defense side, a sequence of events is well known. and, so, i think both sides have an incentive to potentially cut a plea deal. alicia: the films -- serving an 18 month prison sentence after being found of involuntary manslaughter in negligent use of a revolver. >> four more on this and attorney joins us. brian, thank you. let's start with this baldwin case. what are the chances do you think this will actually go to trial. >> a. great to see you again. this case should not go to trial i would have tried to throw out these charges on a different basis. not trying to brought a grand jury indictment. you will never do that. there has already been a jury trial. the trial has found guilty hannah gutierrez read.
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it was her sole job to handle that firearm and make sure there was no ammunition and it. there's a jury instruction that says one party is the primary or substantial costs of the death of somebody that you cannot have a second person be responsible for that. that is what i would be arguing if i was alec baldwin to get out of this case. my second point would be, look, david hall's was a producer. the person that gave the gun before baldwin. he copped a plea deal for negligent handling of a firearm which is a misdemeanor. that is what the prosecution should do what baldwin if they cut a deal. captain plead to a misdemeanor and get this case over. >> i don't think we are done yet you have a really good point there. let's talk concert tickets. the department of justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against live nation/ticketmaster. here is attorney general garland
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>> not only deploying tactics to artist and then use to use services that charge fans excessive fees. it is also worked strategically and illegally to eliminate the threat of potential rivals from emerging across any of its businesses. >> how do you think this will go >> yeah, i think the doj has a lot of traction on this case. unlike recent lawsuits against amazon and google where i don't think the doj will prevail. i think they may prevail on this case and here is why. you have to prove there is a monopoly. that is easy. live nation owns 40 of the 50 concert venues across the country. they also act as promoters and they have ticketmaster's to act as ticketing. they clearly have a monopoly. what has to be proven as they have gained marketshare as opposed to organic competitive
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growth. that is where i think live nation will lose. why? in this complaint it was very well written. there were e-mails with this company called openview group where they were promoter. you can see that live nation was bullying them on not promoting certain artists. those two ended up colluding and now they are part of live nation >> the statement that garland was making made it sound like he was talking about the mob. let me put out a statement. they did respond in part saying this will not fix ticket problems. calling ticket master them monopoly may be a winner for the doj but it will lose in court. the fact that the bulk of service fees go to venues and competition has steadily eroded ticketmaster's market share and profit margin. you just pointed out there is not much competition left out there because of the way they
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have been accused of behaving. >> well, that statement is an oxymoron. there is not a lot of competition because live nation is allegedly gobbling up all the other promoters and venue owners another quick point, you know, when it was alleged here, live nation withhold artists from performing at certain then use and less they agree to have live nation promote them. to me, that is not going to lower ticket prices. look at the taylor swift debacle where prices went through the roof at that concert. alicia: that was just a fiasco, the taylor swift thing. in 2010, the doj approved the merger between ticketmaster and live nation. in 2019, they said again you can continue until 2025. even after live nation was not acting in the best way that they could, they violated conditions,
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so why now? between 2019 and now, is it because of all the attention that came back after the problems? >> that is a great point. what is changed? the doj must have known about the climate we all existed buying tickets to concerts. i think you are right. what the doj did strategically has not really mentioned in this 124 page lawsuit. i think that that was the impetus to take a closer look. why? legislators across the country were telling their constituents, you should file a complaint with the doj about what happens. i think because of the pressure, they had to bring this lawsuit. >> taylor swift literally everywhere. brian claypool, thank you. great to talk to you on this saturday. >> great to see you. happy memorial day. griff: an american couple doing
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madison scarpino is live with the details. >> some devastating news out of haiti. on thursday night the group ambushed them. they all worked for missions in haiti which is a nonprofit, faith-based and they helped hundreds of children. natalie's father, missouri state representative ben baker is devastated. he says natalie and davey loved haiti and the mission work that they did. listen. >> she loved the people. she loved the kids. she had a little boy there that was like her own ladle young to her 3-year-old boy. even mentioned thinking about adopting him. the devotion they had for the people is just remarkable. >> representative baker said they are still trying to learn
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all the details of what happened natalie and davey were leaving a church service with all the missions in haiti children when a gang ambushed them installed the nonprofits cars. as far as we know the children are okay. natalie and davey were hiding in a house when they were shot and killed. >> the country is in such desperate need of leadership. cares about the people, truly cares. it's not about power and money. too often the corruption is everywhere, all over the government they are, what is left of it is just selfishness. davey and natalie, if nothing else they were perfect example of selflessness. we just want people to know that we want people to know that it is that kind of sacrifice and love that changes the world. >> representative baker says
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they are in the process of trying to get natalie and davies bodies back home. as you can imagine the situation in haiti is making that difficult. this all comes as gangs still control 80% of the capital according to the un. president biden pledged $300 million to a multinational force to get things under control in haiti. that includes about 1000 police officers from kenya. back to you. >> madison scarpino thank you. griff: egypt has agreed to send humanitarian trucks into gaza as some food supplies are entering gaza from egypt beginning to rot after the rafah border crossing was shut for two weeks. we are live in london with the very latest. >> although they are sending aid , still very unclear whether
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those aid workers will be able to enter as a fighting has just escalated over these last couple of weeks. at this point, gaza is reaching near a famine. at the heart of the problem lies the two main crossings where an average of 300 trucks a day had been entering gaza before this began. they ceased the raw file crossing into egypt which reports he has been an operative since. a nearby crossing has remained open and israel says it is sending hundreds of trucks a day into it. commercial trucks have successfully crossed the un said because of this fighting it is to dangerous and they cannot pick up the aide. as a result it has only received about 143 trucks in the past 19 days leaving hundreds of those truckloads sitting and rotting. >> the passages are on the truck worn out by the sun and no one is asking about it. >> the international court of justice has ordered israel to stop its military offensive in
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rafah and ordered israel to open the crossing while also allowing access to investigators that will report back on its progress in a month. the fighting continues tonight. military operations are in self-defense and are targeted at hamas fighters and not civilians israeli forces have recovered the bodies of three hostages. at last check israel says there are still broad 125 people still held in gaza that were abducted during come off october 7 attack cia director william burns is in paris as we can tell provide those talks were a cease-fire and the release of hostages. for now, of course, more cease-fire talks are expected to come next week. griff: stephanie bennett live in london. thank you. alicia: a dad reunited with his family. other americans remain in turks other americans remain in turks and caicos. that is next. ♪ complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't.
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griff: a pennsylvania dad reunited with his family after being to -- detained on the turks and caicos island for having bullets left after previous hunting trip. christina coleman is live with that story. >> pennsylvania dad and former pro baseball player spent more than 100 days in turks and capos as he waited to learn if he will have to spend years in jail there. he was arrested after security discovered loose ammunition in his luggage. illegally carrying ammunition is a crime with the mandatory 12 year prison sentence. he forgot he had ammunition in his luggage. he says it was from a previous hunting trip. yesterday a judge noticed disincentive him to one year suspension and find him which allowed for his release and return home. take a look at his emotional reunion with his children. >> every emotion you can imagine
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as a father, husband to be reunited finally after 100 days. i feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders. >> one of the five americans that were arrested and detained for having straight ammunition and their luggage since february the others are still waiting to learn their fate. they did not intend to have ammunition on them. take a listen. >> this is about families that are being drastically affected by the very, very simple oversight that had zero intent. >> pennsylvania senator john federman was part of the bipartisan congressional delegation that traveled. he says the detained americans are not gun runners, just people who made a mistake.
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>> appreciated that it is all coming down there that brought it to the forefront. >> the release of course given the other detained americans help though there other cases are slightly different. >> thank you very much. >> the world health ignores -- organization acknowledge at a global pandemic treaty is now on hold after they were unable to reach an agreement on how to respond to a future pandemic. a spokesperson said friday they hope to reach an agreement in the future. >> several former u.s. navy officers accused of taking bribes from a malaysian defense contractor known as fat leonard have been dismissed. prosecutorial errors. jennifer griffin has that story from the pentagon. >> four more than 20 years leonard glenn francis a former
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contractor known as fat leonard bribed hundreds of navy officers for classified information eventually defrauding the u.s. government and american taxpayers of at least $35 million. >> he would give them a taste of the high life by taking them out to these fancy dinners, organize these sex prostitutes in asia. >> he grossly overcharged for navy contracts. >> this big jolly 350-pound malaysian guy who seemed very patriotic. he wore u.s. legs on his necktie he had god bless the usa on his cell phone ring tone. they did not see him as a foreign risk. >> that leonard was caught in 2013. put under house arrest. in 2022 he cut off his ankle bracelet, alden uber and then
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escaped. he was extradited back to the u.s. in december. 1000 navy officers investigated for the scandal including 91 admirals. only 34 defendants have been criminally charged. >> many refer to leonard as boss he could compel officers to do what he wanted. the vast majority of admiralty and senior officers got away with either a slap on the wrist from the navy or nothing happened at all. >> stephen shed confessed to leaking military secrets or $105,000 in bribes and prostitutes. on tuesday lieutenant commander entire case was dismissed by a san diego judge due to prosecutorial errors. four other retired u.s. military officers that had pleaded guilty of disclosing classified information also had their felony charges dismissed. at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. alicia: a special tribute honoring our fallen service
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b2 memorial day weekend may mark the unofficial start of summer for many people, but it is a time to reflect on the fallen service members that gave the ultimate sacrifice. steve harrigan explains. >> as americans gather with friends and family this holiday weekend, it is important to remember the reason we celebrate memorial day. >> an opportunity to really honor and remember those that paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> a new survey reveals that less than half of american adults understand the true meaning of the holiday. the survey also shows 45% of respondents think an appropriate way to observe memorial day is to wish a veteran happy memorial day and thank them for their service.
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a tradition reserved for veterans day in november. retired army major general john richardson says the ultimate sacrifice made by more than 600,000 service members since world war i afforded us the freedom to spend memorial day weekend kicking off summer. he says it is important to take the time to remember those that died. >> it can be flying your flag at half staff, visiting a national cemetery, or even your local war memorial. >> one is the u.s. aa poppy walt in washington, d.c. the international symbol of remembrance remembering each loss military member. >> if we can remember one or two of our fellow americans across this country, that would be impactful. especially for the gold star families. >> a moment of silence honoring fallen service members will be held at 3:00 p.m. on monday. steve harrigan, box news.
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griff: thank you. we are honored to bring in studio retired navy general john richardson. general, thank you for being here joining us on this important weekend. you have overseen the poppy wall here at the national mall. you have been doing it for a number of years. i got the opportunity to go down last year and talk to one specific woman that spoke about what the wall means to her. listen here. >> what you want the country to know about this wall? >> we cannot forget the cost of freedom for us. no matter how much we disagree with each other, we have to remember what people gave so we can have this. griff: general, i heard numerous comments like that. why do you do the poppy walt and what is the purpose?
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>> first, thanks for having me here. it is located on the national mall today just at the base of the lincoln memorial. 600,000 copies representing the 600,000 americans who gave their life for this country. usa presents this each year. we are very honored we are invited back to the national capital to present the wall because it does three things for us. it inspires, it allows us to help educate and most importantly, it allows for a platform for the american people to come and remember in honored those that made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. >> general, this is tran eight also talking to you. we see in today's society the moving away of norms and tradition so much. not so much people understanding how important it is to understand and honor history and
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its costs. do you fear that it will be lost on future generations the importance of days like memorial day and others as well? how do you reach out to younger generations to add some weight to the importance of that message. >> i think that is what is so important about the wall. what i witnessed over the last two days is families bringing their young children to the wall grandparents, parents, introducing them to veterans, vietnam veterans, korean war veterans and introducing this concept of sacrifice to the younger generation which is so important they understand the sacrifices made by previous generations. watching that take place over the last two days on the wall has been inspiring for me personally and giving me hope that we are absolutely going in the right direction. >> as you see this time lapsed video of your crew putting that
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wall up, general, let me ask you , for those watching this or touched by it but cannot make it to the wall, how can they participate? >> so, i would encourage folks to go to usaa.com backslash memorial day. there is a list of comprehensive opportunities to remember and honor and at the top of the segment it mentioned half staff flagged on memorial day. the most important thing that we can all do, 3:00 o'clock local, across this nation, we will observe a moment of silence to remember and honor. >> on monday. >> on memorial day proper. i am confident that the 600 plus thousand souls looking down and seeing us live our lives here in the united states and freedom,
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enjoying our backyard barbecues, enjoying opening day of summer, that is why they made the sacrifice. that is why they gave their lives so we could have these celebrations of freedom and liberty. all we ask and we hope by providing the wall that we are doing our part to encourage americans to take just a moment this weekend to honor and remember those that made the sacrifice. griff: into maybe learn one name on that wall of 600,000. what is website again? >> usaa.com backslash memorial day. griff: go check it out. thank you for your service. thank you for coming in memorial day is the unofficial kickoff to summer as a major general said. this weekend is meant to
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recognize the men and women that died in service to our country. twenty-one years ago in the earliest hours the invasion. embedded with marine helicopter unit the red dragons. the crew of one of our helicopters were all killed. among the first u.s. casualties of the war. this weekend i am honoring the courage and sacrifice of these heroes. staff sergeant and corporal ryan kennedy who gave all in the name of freedom in 2003. alicia: we honor them with you. before we go a look at where before we go a look at where severe weather is possible this holiday weekend. ugh . ♪ visionworks. see the difference.
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severe storms and dangerous tornadoes possible in some parts of the country this weekend. adam is live in the fox weather center. hey, adam. >> such an active last couple of weeks. unfortunately we continue it here. there are some storms out there currently. these are not the big ones we are concerned about. you are seeing some big ones across the southeast in particular. a one-two punch saturday into sunday. ultimately heading into the
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midwest. indianapolis there on sunday. the big one today. firing up a little bit later this evening. here is your bull's-eye. four on a scale of five. this could be a big severe weather day. including places like oklahoma city stretching up towards wichita. it will take all day. this is a future forecast. timestamp up in the corner. up until seven or 8:00 p.m. central time. seeing these big thunderstorms fire. capable of becoming tornadoes. went up to 90 miles per hour. hail will be a major threat. the systems fire up initially and then slowly drift off towards the east. overnight perhaps a week and a little bit. they will linger until tomorrow morning. big storms kind of lingering that way. the tornado threat with this is fairly serious. folks in this part of the country need to pay attention
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this evening into early tomorrow morning. >> stay in touch. thank you very much. alicia: tonight, still more work to do. i am doing the big weekend show with jason and maranda and doctor mark siegel. i hope everyone will join us. maybe one day we will be on that show together. show together. griff:f: fox news live continue. alicia: and i'm alicia acuna. ♪ pick up a bag of the new scotts turf builder healthy plus lawn food today. feed your lawn. feed it. using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming inner-springs, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. save up to $800 on select adjustable mattress sets at stearnsandfoster.com
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