congratulations. >> harris: is his mom allowed to vote? >> i don't know. his girlfriend, wife, lala. maybe she got it in there. >> harris: that's fox reports on this sunday. up next ... huckabee. have a great week. >> tonight on huckabee ... shocking undercover video of abortion clinic workers describing what would happen if a baby is born alive after a failed abortion. >> you let it die on its own? >> we do not resuscitate. >> li lila rose blows the lid of the late term abortion industry. >> if it was breathing or something like that? >> and as whistle blowers prepare to testify on what the government knew about the benghazi attacks, senator lindsey graham wants answers and demands the administration to give up the names of the

survivors. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. >> thank you. thank you very much. welcome to the huckabee show from the fox news studios in new york city. you know, it's obvious that every one of the obama administration would like to forget the night of september 11th, 2012 when the united states consulate in benghazi, libya was overrun, and in the ensuing battle that lasted almost ten hours, four americans were murdered. ambassador chris stephens, air force veteran shawn smith, and formern navy seals glen doherty and ty woods. the american media has aided and abetted the cover up of a terrorist attack that was for 17 days blamed by the obama team on a snippet from a youtube video and a spontaneous mob that was mad about it. the facts never added up, and

that's why m on this network i became one of thes very first voices to put it bluntly. not saying it lightly, and i'm not sayingin it to be sensation. your government lied to you. there is no doubt whatsoever that there was intelligence and information that led toe the clear conclusion that there was something brewing. well, i haven't been proven wrong despite valiant attempts in what amounts to collusion between the press, the state department, the white house, and even highly placed military officials holding politically sensitive positions. this week after stellar investigative reporting by the news division of fox news revealed that whistleblowers in the federal government were poised to reveal what the white house and other federal officials had been covering up for nearly seven months, the president was asked by our own ed henry for a response. the president actually claimed that he was unaware of any federal employees being bullied into silence. >> there are some survivors of

that terror attack who say they want to come forward and testify, some inco your state department. blocked.they've been will you allow them to testify? >> ed, i'm not familiar with thishe notion that anybody's ben blocked from testifying, so what i'll do is i will find out what exactly you're referring to. >> hm. well, later this week the president was again pressed for an answer. >> i was. not here. i did not even get up this morning. >> oh, well. excuse me. that was the wrong clip. the answerli was actually the same. see, the attitude of the administration has been con temptuous of the right of the american people to know why the government lied to them. who is this cover up intended to protect? the white house press secretary seems to think the truth and the need tso discover it fades with time. >> benghazi happened a long time ago. we are unaware of any agency

blocking an employee who would like to appear before congress to provide information related to be benghazi. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton tried to use an emotional outburst to keep from answering the tough questions. >> with all due respect, the fact is we have four dead americans. was it because ofca a protest or because of guys out for a walk one night who decided to go kill some americans. what difference at this point does it make? >> well, let me explain why it makes a difference. four americans are dead, and their families deserve to know why. they and the american people need to know if the deaths could have been prevented and if not, why were we lied to about the attacks repeatedly? who answered the phone at the white house in the night on the attack? how involved was the president before he flew off for a fundraiserr the next day? as the alleged mastermind behind the attack been reportedly living large and being spotted in public places? did we run out of drones?

one thing is for sure. president obama has run out of excuses. i've not had to walk back one thing i've said in september, but the president has. i still believe this is just about at little old video, then watergate was just about a little old flashlight and some duct tape and a bungled burglary of the democratic headquarters. the lies and cover up of that little escapade ultimately brought down a president and nearly an entire country. the big difference? no oneig died in the watergate break-in. four americans died in benghazi, and i still, i still want to know why. [applause] >> this week fox news obtained ani exclusive interview with a special operator who watched the events unfold in real-time and was debriefed by those part of the response. he believes there's no excuse why justice has yet to be served. >> we have all the capability,

all the training, all the capacity to kill and capture not only terrorists involved with the specific events of 9/11 and ambassador stephen's death but terrorists who are feeding other regions including europe that could eventually affect our national security in the short-term. >> multiple sources>> tell fox news in a the u.s. has identified the mastermind of the benghazi attack. he's still in libya and walks free. >> we basically don't want to upset anybody, and the problem is if ambassador stephens' family knew that we were sitting on information about the people who killed their son, their brother, on and on, and we could look at them as a government in the face, then we're messing up. we're messing up. >> on wednesday the house oversight and government reform committee is going to be holding new hearings on benghazi, and

the committee has announced the names of three witnesses, all from the state department, who are set to testify. ericy. nordstrom, a diplomatic security officer who testified back in october that his request for enhanced security around the embassy went ignored by those in washington, gregory hicks, the deputy chief of mission in libya and mark thompson, acting deputy assistant for counterterrorism. senator lindsey graham joins me now. he's been pressing the whitew house to make the names of the survivors known and let the survivors speak freely. senator graham, welcome back. it's good to have you on again. >> thankr you. that washa an awesome opening. >> thank you, senator. i appreciate your tenacity in this. you've been one of theci voices thats. has been just absolutely unrelenting in demanding of the white house a release of information. you and two of h your colleagues have written a letter to the white house asking for the release of information and the names. what response have you received from them?

>> nothing. bottom line is i>> think the survivors of those involved need to be made available to the congress so we can get to the bottom of what happened. there's no better evidence than the people who were there. mr. hicks iseo going to testify wednesday. i've been talking to him for about two months. people are scared to come forward, and the president needs to make sure that those who come forward are going to do so without having to fear losing their job or being any reprisals. this administration has been trying to hide the story of benghazi, and finally it's going to come out thanks to fox news and a few other outlets. >> what did mr. hicks say to you? can you give us some indication of what we might anticipate hearing this week? >> i think the whole construct of heow bad it was before, how many times they asked, for help and nobody would listen. you're going to be surprised to hear what he says about the interaction between him and washington. he's the number two guy. he was chris stephens' deputy. he was on the phone with chris right before he died. he's going to give you a

chilling story of what it was like and how much -- how little help he received, and he's going to telled yo you about how he ft when he heard susan rice write this off to a spontaneous riot caused by hateful video. everybody there knows that was a complete political smoke screen. she was not confused by the fog of war. this white house seven weeks before an election tried to continue the narrative that bin laden's dead, al-qaeda receding in terms of influence and power, and benghazi destroyed that narrative and that story line. that's what this has been all about for a very long time. >>t senator, you heard the president this week at the press conference say to our ed henry you know, i am not aware of any attempt to quiet these people and not let them testify. were you as shocked as i was when you heard it? you've been right in the middle of this from day one trying to get the white house to answer questions. react to me when you saw the

president. >> dumbfounded. the witness statements of the susurvivors taken in germany two days after the attack are still being held by the fbi, and i've asked for them a hundred times. we've sent probably 30 questions to the president. the only question he finally answered after we made him answer it is what did you do? did you call anybody in libya during the attack, and we found the president never picked up the t phone. he never called anybody in libya to get help. the rescue team was stuck at the benghazi airport three and a half hours. come wednesday you're going to start hearing the truth about benghazi and it's going to make you mad. it's going to make you upset. our people were abandoned. they were denied assistance. this leading from behind is a wrong model. the world is falling apart. what you were told by this administration after the fact was a complete political smoke screen. just stay tuned. there's more to come. >> senator, how far will you push this? how far will you go to make sure that we get answers and not just

answers, but someone is held accountable and responsible as as is necessary to really vindicate these four dead americans? >> i think the point is well made right there. until somebody's hell accountable for the fact -- held accountable for the fact that four people were allowed to die, seven and a half hours they were under attack. nobody came to their aid on 9/11 of -- of all days. our consulate became a death trap. every request for assistance was denied. this leading from e behind model does not work. what we were told afterwards was, quite frankly, just a political story, not based on the events on the ground. how far will i go? i will go to the point that i can look mr. woods in the eye and other family members and tell them exactly what happened in benghazi and until somebody is held accountable, quite frankly, secretary clinton said she had a clear idea of what's going on in benghazi and libya. she never heard of the request

from our ambassador on august 15th about a month before the attacks saying we can't defend the consulate against a coordinatedef attack. complaid flagal-qaeda flags werl over the place. richard nixon was held accountable for watergate. this administration needs to be held accountable for benghazi for americans abandoned by their government at the time they needed their government the most. >> senator i appreciate you being here. again, i want to say thank you for being a voice of persistence when so many people moved on to other things. i thank you that you've decided we can't move on until we have the truth, until somebody's held accountable. it's an honor and pleasure to have you i here. thanks for joining us. >>ou thank you, mike. comingpl up, a former whiste blower who found out the hard way that the obama administration will useay any tactics necessary including bullying to keep the truth from becoming public. that's next.

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what it's like to be a whistleblower. talk to us about what these folks are likely to go through when they testify on capitol hill and the pressure they're going to be under. >> p well, the first thing this administration does i as they dd to me in the new black panther case. they'll order you not to comply with the law. they say don't testify even if you're under espn. what happens next when you finally make that decision to testify is they unleash all of their legions against you in the left wing media. they will, as they did to fox news, lie about your employment record. when i testified, they tried to say that i had been moved around even though i had been promoted and awarded awards, so these guys need to recognize that the truth will get them through this, and that they just need to buckle down and dust off the rotten tomatoes and tell the truth and that will get them through. look. this is one of those moments where individual dec about to become history.

transparency in our government is essential for the constitutional order. >> mike: you know, christian, you mentioned how they will be sort of fed to the left wing lions, and a great example is what's been happening to you. i want to quote some things. the "washington post" calls you a republican activist. media matters says that you are, quote, the right wing story teller. the huffington post in an open letter to you by an old law school classmate, donnie fowler, said you are a committed partisan conservative who does not come to this whistleblower attack on president obama with clean hands. is that the type of things that they're going to expect that has been thrown at you? how do you answer the people who say you're just a partisan hack? >> well, look. when you testify under oath, you're putting your reputation on the line. you're giving the truth as best you know it. as i like to tell those folks, if there was something wrong in my testimony or something wrong in the testimony of other doj

officials who rob rated mine, then die indict us. they like to attack you personally but they can never tell you what's false. that's really what these three brave men are going to have to deal with. but you know what? do it. this is theo sort of thing that keeps this country what it is. it's for people like these three men to come forward and tell the truth about their government lying. it's what sustains us. >> mike: christian, let's be very clear. these guys will be putting their entire careers on the line, most of them, these aren't people that ever wanted the spotlight. they didn't run for office. they didn't go out and grab a modpodium. they've worked very quietly and behind the scenes. this could be the end of their government careers, couldn't it? >> it could, and i had to quit my job in order to comply with my espn i subpee in subpoena.

i thought it was more important to tell the truth than it was to get a government paycheck. that's a decision i made. they have to make their own decision. we'll learn a lot about this president in the next couple weeks. does he care more about the families of these men who died or does he care more about preserving his political power? pay attention because it will reveal a lot about the man. >> mike: christian, we appreciate you being here, your candor, and a little insight into what these guys are going to be facing when they open up. >> thank you. >> reporter: the president blames gun violence in mexico on the united states. >> mike: and an oscar winning actress gets a little offended when a cop doesn't recognize her. my reaction and the quotes of the week coming up next. quotesf quotesf the week coming humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mutual insurance,

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on >> mike: on friday president obama traveled to mexico, a country mired in drug cartel violence. while there he shouldered some of the blame. >> most of the guns used to commit violence here in mexico come from the united states. i think many of you know that in america our constitution guarantees our individual right to bear arms. as president, i swore an oath to uphold that right and i always will. but at the same time, as i said in the united states, i will continue to do everything in my power to pass common sense reforms that keep guns out of the hands of criminals and dangerous peoplels that can save lives here in mexico and back home in the united states. it's the right thing to do. >> mike: well, i'm delighted to hear the president say that. one of the things he p could dos to stop ridiculous programs like fast and furius that put a thousand guns in the hands of

illegal drug lords in mexico that ended up killing an american border agent. so if the president is really serious about enforcing gun laws, let's start by not handing them out to crooks. not the legal gun owners we need to worry about. as far as blaming us for the drug problems that are resulting in violence in mexico? maybe if the president would secure the borders a little better and keep the drugs from mexico getting here, the marketplace would not be so lucrative in mexico and they wouldn't be killing each other down there. really, mr. president, instead of blaming us, the american people, take some responsibility. fixak the border and stop sendig guns to mexicans. that might be a start. plu[applause]. oscar winning actress reese w, well, she's kind of upset that her husband was pulled over for driving under the influence, and she wanted to make sure that the polic police officer news at

it. >> what did i just tell you to do. >> i'd like to know what's going on. >> he's under arrest. >> i am a u.s. citizen. i'm allowed to stand on american ground. i can ask any question i want to ask. >> go on. >> you better not arrest him. >> yes, ma'am. >> are you kidding me? >> i'm an american citizen. >> i suggest you get in the car and stay in there. >> i'm now being arrested and handcuffed? >> yes. >> do you know my name, sir. >> you don't need to know. >> you don't need to know my name. >> okay. you're about to find out who i am. >> that's fine. i'm not real worried about you, ma'am. >> well, we all found out who she was. her next movie is going to be called legally bombed. rough audience here today. now, she and her husband were both arrested and to her credit, she later fully apologized, took full responsibility, and i think was quite repentant of the actions that she had taken. here's a little reminder.

alcohol and fame don't seem to mix too well. might be good to take thety totaller pledge, reese. it's probably healthier for your reputation and career. i do commend you for taking responsibility and not trying to blame somebody else once it all became well known. anyway, stay away from cameras and cops and wine. president obama has a lot on his plate and he's had a real tough time since he began a second term. during a press conference on tuesday, he actually got asked if he could handle all of it. >> do you still have the juice to get the rest of your agenda through this congress? >> if you put it that way, jonathan, maybe i should just pack up and go home? golly. >> mike: well, mr. president, i bet we could fix that. we'll have a truck over at 1600 pennsylvania quite soon. we'll load it all up, take you

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believed to be miss silence to e shipped to hezbollah. israel deploying two iron dome batteries to its northern cities to protect against potential rocket attacks. the white house spokesperson said israel is justifiably concerned about the threats. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to huckabee for all your latest headlines, log onto foxnews.com. >> mike: as jurors in the murder trial of philadelphia abortion doctor kermit gosnell deliberate the verdict, new undercover video released this week is blowing the lid off the late term abortion industry. the pro life group live action sent pregnantbo women with hiddn cameras to several abortion clinics. they went there to find out what the clinics would do in a swaix where a baby is born alive during a failed abortion attempt. in each of these videos, the women undercover are all at least 22 weeks pregnant and are posing as potential patients of the clinics and are seeking

consultation. here's a warning. what yount are about to see and hear is disturbing. >> tomorrow will be 23 weeks and two days. it won't look like a baby yet. >> it doesn't. >> technically it has organs, it has parts like we all have parts, but it's not done. >> does it have a face? >> yeah. i mean, it is developing. >> okay. so if they use the suction, then there's possible movement when it comes out. >> yeah. >> is it alive? >> sometimes they are, yeah. >> if i were to choose to do it that way, like you would just let it go, right? >> uh-huh. >> you would just let it die on its own? yes. >> we do not resuscitate. >> okay. >> so you said i'm like 23 weeks, so like. >> that's about six months. >> okay.

so i mean, is it like -- is it like pretty big, like do you know how big it is? like? >> at six months it's -- well. >> that's how you get rid of it or whatever. >> we just throw it in the garbage. >> what if it was like twitching or something like that? >> some motion will make it stop. >> okay. okay. >> it's not going to be moving around in those jars. >> the solutions would make it stop. >> that's the whole purpose of the solution. >> okay. so like if it looked like it was like breathing or something like that. >> it automatically stops. >> what if it likes pops out like at home? >> if it comes out? >> yeah. >> then it comes out. >> my gosh. it's hard for me to watch this. it's just hard to see this. joining me now is the president of live action of lila rose. the organization was able to on the thatiz video.

lila, it's. disturbing. what's the most disturbing thing that you guys uncovered? this is just horrendous. >> sure. well, governor, there's so many disturbing and heartbreaking elements of these tapes. this is a late term abortion industry in america at large. what we're seeing here are two major things. first of all, the brutality of abortion. what it is actually doing to the baby in the womb. some of these tapes that abortionists are describing, how they cut the umbilical cord so the baby stops, quote unquote pull pulsing. they grab pieces of a baby with pliers or forceps to pull it out piece by piece. it's regretful to say this, but it's what's happening. what's not legal is if the baby comes out alive which it sometimes does because they're inducing labor over a period of two to three days, sometimes those victims come out alive and the abortionist who is paying paid up to $10,000 to kill these

children, they say i have to deal with it. on the tapes they're discussing how they would kill them, putting them in jars of toxic solution, leaving them struggling for their lives, lee in the clinic. >> one of the doctors you exposed was asked for a response and he told the "washington post" that groups like yours are terrorists, that you and pro life advocates are like terrorists. how do you respond to that? >> well, i mean, first of all ourir 24-week pregnant investigator who went in, who was courageous enough to go into a late term abortion clinic blocks from the white k house, r her to be called a terrorist is absurd. this is a courageous woman. beyond that it shows the desperation of the abortion industry. this abortion leader, this abortionist is trying to deflect attention from what he's doing in his clinic, and especially when international terrorism is hurting so many people, it makes it even more absurd. he's deflecting attention,

governor, from what he's doing every day. that's the best that abortion advocates can do. they can use these false words like choice or, you know, empowerment or reproductive freedom, but what they're really doing is covering up violent, brutal acts that we wouldn't even subject puppies or kittens to, but we're subjecting our own children to, our precious children to and hurting women along the way. that's what's going on here when these abortionists are calling us names. it's because he i can't defend e brutality of the practice that he's involved in. >> mike: lila, i was struck by the callousness of the people in these so-called clinics. i refuse to even dig any phy the name clinic associated with people who would do these acts. they were callous. they were cold. they even were laughing about the procedure and what it would do, and i think everyone in our audience was gasping allowed as we watched this. what have we come to? >> it's heart sickening,

governor. it's disturbing. we'veca allowed abortion in america. the women's rights movement, the supposed women's rights movement, the so-called self name feminist that claim that abortion somehow empowers women and it's a right and we need it, abortion does not empower anyone, especially not women. no woman walks into one of these, you know, abortion centers where people like gosnell are butchering women feeling power.. she doesn't walk into an abortion clinic feeling powerful, sh shhe feels powerle. i think that's one of the biggest lies that the last 40 years has tried to force into women, that somehow abortion will make us better off. it hasn't. it has pleased our bosses who wouldn't promote us because we were pregnant or our boyfriends who wouldn't stay with us. we need to shift the paradigm here that we don't have to kill our children to achieve our

dreams, and nothing justifies taking the life of a child, a helpless child, inside or outside of the womb. >> lila, i want to say thank you to you, to live action, to all the prolife organizations helping to expose this horror, this national nightmare, and i think we all can hope that maybe one of the things that will come forth from the kermit gosnell trial in philadelphia and then from the very extraordinary videos that live action and others are putting out is that maybe it will wake this country up and help people to understand this is not the elimination of some blob of inanimate tissue. this is the wholesale determined intentional murder of a perfectly normalne healthy human life, and it must stop. it must stop. lila, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you, governor. >> mike: boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is getting four defense attorneys.

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boston marathon bombers dzhokhar and sample la tamerlan tsarnaevg to bomb other targets. high c profile attorney judy clk has joined dzhokhar's team, bringing the number of taxpayer funded attorneys that will represent him to four. how much more is he entitled to. joining me is criminal defense attorney and author of the new book, mistrial, mark geragos. mark, great to have you here. >> it's great to be here. >> mike: you understand and everyone gets it that a person is entitled to representation. how much? most people geti a public defender. this guy has already got four attorneys. whyli does he get four lawyers? >> i think the thinking is in a case like this that the prosecution has unlimited resources in terms of what they bring to bear, and so if you're ever going to get this case to trial and do it in a swift fashion, you need to have at least four lawyers to get up to

speed, to deal with just the phenomenal amount of discovery that they're going to have to deal with. i mean, if you had just one public defender on this case, he would be screaming to this judge, to the federal district court judge i can't get my arms around it, i don't have u enough time, i don't have enough resources. then you're going to build in an appeal at some point if that's the case. >> mike: you do understand that a lot of people in the public are saying look, if this were just some poor minority kid in the projects who got busted for drugs or for that matter, busted for murder, he'd be lucky to get a barely sober public defender who happened to get the computer draw. >> you have the with things we talk about -- one of the things we talkng about in the book is this idea that somehow there's all these dream teams of lawyers out there, that the defense bar has unlimited resources. i always like to joke. edward bennett williams who is one of the great trial lawyers of all time, when he hired george allen as his coach for the red h kins. he said i gave him a blank check and he's already exceeded it. you never hear a politician

stand up and say i want to cut back a prosecutor's budget. i want to cut back the police budget. they just don't do it. you have, you know, the people doing what i think are kind of unsung jobs which are the public defenders in this country, and they don't have the resources for it. and we have -- this criminal justice system is so tee terterring on the edge of being broken because of this war on drugs that has failed, if you ask me, that we just can't deal with the system it. the system can't deal with it. >> mike: he has four lawyers. one of the things to contend with is apparently he sent a message to one of his friends who said gosh, you look like that guy, and he said, laughing out loud, he gave the l.o.l. description, and he said you better not text me. now, that seems callous and cold for someone who just murdered a bunch of people. is that going to make it harder to defend this guy? >> i think it is, but i think when you see somebody, judy clark specifically who gets

appointed, and you take a look at the clients that she's represented in the federal system, it is almost always somebody where guilt seems to be a foregone conclusion, and she comes in to see if she can save the person from the death penalty. now, if you want t t to talk aba waste of resources, i will tell you that the death penalty machinery in this country, and it's notc just me as a defense lawyer saying it, our former chief justice in california said it. it's broken. part of the reason that you have all of these resources is because we have a death penalty, because there's so many levels of review, and we end up spending ungodly amounts of money on these things when really, we've got no reason to. >> mike: mark, how do you personally deal with a person that is a notorious defendant like dzhokhar is going to be? i mean, for most of us, this will be hard to understand. walk into the courtroom sitting with this. guy and having to defend him. how do you do that as a lawyer? >> i've had clients who have been notoriously toxic, if you

will, to the public. i have taken the brunt of that. i think the biggest problem is not for me personally but it's when family members have to take the brunt of it. that's always -- i think you can understand that from politics, when the attacks get vicious and they get personal. i always say and i was in new york last week and on the front page of the new york post was a picture of a guy who had been freed after 38 years in prison, and it was because his lawyer had basically just kind of laid down and rolled over, assumed he was guilty, and had not done anything. they found him exonerated on dna. the thing he said when he came out was, his one quote was i wish my parents were alive. not even they believed i was not guilty. >> wow. >> to my mind, if you're going to go through the motions, get in a different line of work. i always said if i wasn't doing this, my only other skill set was selling oranges on the side of the freeway. the idea of the defense lawyer

towy me, i grew up reading to kl a mockingbird, watching the movie. perrye maceon. i'll date myself, but that was a series i liked. i like the idea of a defense lawyer doing a noble task which was defending the underdog and defining what the constitution was, so i wrapped myself up in that. that's how i do it. >> mike: mark, one thing about it,es yo if you were ever to sel oranges, you'd sell a million of them. you're a heck of a lawyer. the book is called mistrial. our guest, mark geragos. thank for being here. it's really a pleasure. thank you so much. coming up, this country singer will be joining the little rockers. we'll be paying tribute to some hometown heroes. that's next. town heroes, [ engine sputters ]

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>> mike: my next guest is a talented country singer who served as the opening act for clint black and has performed with the likes w of tim mcgraw and taylor swift. she's also a national spokesperson for the air national guard and the co host of the nationally syndicated radio show serving your country. wouldo you please welcome laura bryna. >> thanks for having me. >> i so appreciate your work on behalf of the air guard. i think all of the forces of the national guard are the most underappreciated part of our military force. how did you get involved? >> well, you know, i live my dream because these brave men and women allow me to live my dream. they protect my freedom every day. i thought it was the best way to give back was through a song and to go out and tell people what these amazing heroes do. they're overseas, they're here, they're doing whatever they can to protect our freedoms. they're giving their time away from their families so we can be

withwa ours. >> mike: they really are our home town heroes. joining laura are the little rockies. fox correspondent lauren green is on the keyboards. emily is singing back up, keith wilson on guitar, and master control operator michael harper is on drums. let's do it. hometown heroes. >> hit it. ♪ ♪

♪ >> little rockers, everybody. [ applause ] >> laura thank youo bryna thanks so much for being here. thanks for joining us. hope we see you here next week at the same time. until then, this is mike h from new york. goodnight and god bless. [ music ]

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