do. that kind of courage is infectious. todd: great to see you my friend as always. have a great day and weekend. >> you, too bye-bye. jillian: scan the qr code on the bottom of your screen right now. todd: set your dvr of "fox & frs first." jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now, eveone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ainsley: i hope he sings this song today. good morning, nashville. we are waking up you up this morning. thanks for waking up with us all around the country. caller with haste is going to be on our show this morning. steve: come up to the mezzanine level on this june 11th, 2021. welcome aboard folks. ainsley: does that get in your

head? brian: while it's true you broke up with me what are you mad at for. ainsley: now you want me back. brian: it's my fault? it's the argument. ainsley: does it ever work out when you break up and get back together? you get the same problems you had before. brian: yeah, well maybe scared straight. maybe you break up and you realize is it better with or without you? and by the way if people didn't break up there would be no country music. only thing to sing about while you are not drinking. steve: that's right. >> we always like to start the hour with a little chitchat for that today let's go out to the chitchat diner in hackensack, new jersey, look at this right there. the team is together. that's the team right there it's will and rachel and pete. ainsley: congratulations, welcome, rachel. rachel: thank you so much. i am really excited to be here and be with these guys because they're the most fun to work with. i mean, you guys are fun, too of course. pete: will and i have already

spoken. we took a vote. she has been elected team captain. brian: going to be arm band. steve: that that triumph brant is going to take the staple the curvey couch in new york and going to look forward to that and they can in with you all morning long. brian: rachel, you are allowed to have a few demands. what are your demands? will: came with a big rider in her contract. rachel: my only request was coffee in the morning. last time i did the show with will there was no coffee machine working and will brought me coffee. [laughter] ainsley: rachel, i don't know how you do it? you will live in new york on the weekend and go home to your army of children? rachel: we're going to try that out for a while and see how it governments will is doing it, too by the way. will: the miracle of modern

airfare. ainsley: this is the modern woman. i'm so proud of you. your girls are going to look up to you because she holds down the for the month through friday. sean is getting his chance on saturday and sunday. the. brian: i thought it was anchor to anchor thing. ainsley: husband and wife thing. rachel: you guys are already stressing me out. [laughter] will: take it easy. pete: take it easy, guys. brian: everyone click on the zoom link i want to see what all of you are doing. rachel: it will be back to my real world days. i will just put secret cameras up. steve: exactly. that's the ultimate reality. ainsley: if your whole family does decide to move to new york eventually. i can help you out with schools. brian: the school system is so great here. ainsley: there are some good schools here. brian: okay, fine. and so cheap and affordable. steve: i think i would stay in wisconsin. rachel: honestly, this is like the scariest interview ever.

steve: apology. welcome to morning television. pete: no softballs here on the first five minutes. welcome to "fox & friends." steve: they have great -- that particular diner is right next to my home depot in hackensack. they have great menu. order something and we will be back with you guys in a little bit. brian: as opposed to the diner near the lowe's. let me just tell you we have a lot to discuss. turning now to washington congresswoman ilhan omar, remember her? she seemed to be kind of backpedaling after controversial tweets comparing the u.s. and israel to hamas and the taliban. lauren blanchard joins us live in d.c. with more. lauren? >> good morning, steve, ainsley and brian this twitter controversy started after a state department budget hearing on monday. representative ilhan omar tweeted she wanted accountability and justice for victims of crime against humanity. lumping the u.s. in with the taliban tweeting we have seen unthinkable atrocities committed by the u.s., hamas, israel,

afghanistan, and the taliban. 1 jewish democrats signed a letter saying her words cited deep seated prejudice comparison hamas to the taliban is as offensive as misguided. omar says she was not making a moral comparison between the u.s., israel, and terrorist groups. house democratic leadership thanked omar for her clarification but said her language, quote, undermines progress towards a future of peace and security for all. omar called her party's backlash shameful. the squad has stepped up to her defense, congresswoman rashida tlaib tweeted 'freedom of speech does not exist for women of color in congress. mischaracterization, public targeting. representative omar and those backing her said it would have been better for better for democrats to speak better to her rather than airing the party's

dirty laundry on twitter. steve, ainsley, and brian. brian: amazing lauren was able to update that story. good if you are watching network television. turns out this infighting among democrats that is so popular. when it's up fighting in republicans they don't run commercials so in to talk about liz cheney and donald trump. when you have ilhan omar and the squad get her back as they take on democratic leadership, none of the networks or the other cable networks decided to cover this at all. steve: what i think is really interesting, what laura just said at the end she said in the initial tweet exchange ilhan omar got mad and said hey, why didn't you guys call me privately on the phone? why did you have to issue a statement? then she accused the democrats of using anti-muslim tropes and attack the signer ofs of the letter. keep in mind the signers of the letter were nancy pelosi, steny

hoyer, congressman clyburn and others who have furious that she has knocked them hard to handle. nancy pelosi would like to fire her, you've got to figure, but she cannot because if she did, then the progressive wing comes right at her. brian: can't fire her. she got elected. steve: from the committee. ainsley: aoc said pretty sick and tired of the constant vilification. brad sherman who is jewish and a democrat out of california he said it's not news that the congresswoman would make outrageous and clearly false statements about america and israel. what's news worthy is she admits hamas is guilty of unthinkable atrocities. it's time for all of israel's detractors to condemn hamas and all of those of goodwill to reject any moral equivalence is i of israel and u.s. on one hand and the hamas on the other.

brian: squad you have five seat advantage. rashida tlaib, aoc, ayanna pressley all came to her defense vociferously, directly calling out leadership. ben domenech watching from the sideline. >> there has been increase rise in anti-semitic attacks across this country in ways that should disturb all of us. in major cities we see jewish americans targeted in ways that are absolutely unacceptable. and i would expect that we would have more moral authority from the kind of leadership that we have seen historically from the democratic party in rejecting racism whether it comes to this type of activity. and within their own caucus. within their own conference, they need to really come down on this, in a very forceful way. this is putting people's lives in danger. that's not an exaggeration. i think in this instance i'm

unfortunately very disappointed in the fact this hasn't been stamped out earlier in this process. steve: that's right. kevin mccarthy said omar's comments are anti-semitic and anti-american and nancy pelosi continued failure to address the issues in her caucus sends a message to the world that the democrats are tolerant of anti-semitism and sympathizing with terrorists. and here is the thing. she sits on the very powerful foreign affairs committee. and she is a vice chairman of one of the subcommittees and that is why some are saying wait a minute, this wasn't just a little tweet. this is how she actually felt. this is during a committee hearing where they actually set an agenda and try to pass stuff. so, for them to just say okay, we have moved on, they have not moved on. ainsley: when you talk to soldiers though, what is their reaction. i heard joey jones talked about it bombastic and anti-american and borders on anti-semitism. i would love to hear what pete hegseth thinks about this knows those men and women.

brian: i'm going to text will contain to ask pete and tell rachel and tell me. lee zeldin wants to be the next governor of new york is coming up in a few minutes. is he also jewish and also serves in the military. he has a lot of things to say for us. he will be up early. let's talk about the border because kamala harris doesn't want to. she embarrassed herself going overseas and being dressed down by the guatemala president and contradiction what the biden administration says is the policy on border and fell on her face in mexico. when she came back friendly media outlets are beginning to ask questions like this really hard one: when are you going to the border? listen to her kurt response. >> i said i'm going to go to the border. >> when are you going to the border, vice president? >> the administration has asked -- i'm not finished. i have said i'm going to the border. and also if we are going to deal with the problems at the border,

we have to deal with the problems that cause people to go to the border to flee to the border. and that is the root causes. ainsley: i'm telling you she is going to the border now because of all of this pressure. you have can tell she is tired of these questions. steve: absolutely. the white house, we haven't heard from cnn. the white house is perplexed that she was so ill prepared for easy questions. she was supposed to stay on message, i'm here to address the root causes. that's why i'm in guatemala and i'm dealing with mexico as well. but when lester holt asked her that simple question and then she said well, we have been to the border. and he said you haven't been to the border and she goes well i haven't been to europe either it just is -- and then she said i don't understand the point you are making. she has had a really, really bad week. and when she said there on univision to i will i can't who is based out in miami, she said i'm not finished. that's like when she snapped back at mike pence during the debate where she said i'm

speaking, which, you know, launched a whole bunch of t-shirts and memes and stuff like that. i have got a feeling this will not wind up on a t-shirt worn by democrats. ainsley: first month joe biden signed his executive order no more building of the wall no. more remain in mexico. donald trump put all of these into place and we saw the numbers showing them yesterday. in 2020 the numbers were way down compared to what they are right now. in fact, in may, the numbers just came out. the migrant encounters are up 674% compared to may last year. steve: gee, what's different? >> governor greg abbott said i'm sick of this. he said it was working before. it's not working now. this. so, guess what? i'm going to build our wall. listen. >> texas is going to begin increasing arrests that are being made. arresting people coming across the border. arresting people for trespassing and because i have declared it a disaster, that elevates the

penalty in showing the people we arrest for trespassing they will be serving time in jail. we are going to take this very seriously. we are going to do everything possible to secure our border, including building a border wall. the biden administration has abandoned the border. any pretense of border security, any pretense of enforcing our immigration laws. they have laughed it off just the exact same way that the vice president laughed it off in her interview the other day. so it is a joke to the biden administration. but we're not taking it as a joke in texas. brian: so henry cuellar also among -- he is a texas congressman. i don't believe that he is going to be upset that they are going to start building the wall. i hope legally they can. he came out yesterday and said the administration with all due respect talk about how mishandling unaccompanying minors and doing better. what about everybody else? what about the rest of the people. the individual adults coming here. we have to talk about that. we always talk about working with central america, guatemala, and mexico, will things we don't want to do or uncomfortable

things we don't want to do deport people. we want people to deport people before they come here. you should come to the border. he says joe biden should come to the border and steve, to your earlier point, i don't think the white house can figure out why she won't go. not only are they perplexed by their attitude. i think they really expected her to be on the offense not take 73 days to go visit one of these countries and do a couple of zoom calls. ainsley: i think brian, the white house decided she is not going to go. because then it puts the focus on that. brian: i disagree. ainsley: they started walking it back oh my gosh everybody is asking about this now we have got to send you. steve: this white house is so on message whether you like the message or not they stay to the message. if they wanted her to go, she would have gone on the second day. brian: i don't agree. steve: well, okay, that's fine i'm just tell you. steve: if the white house wanted her to go. >> brian: they told her to take the

border and she wouldn't do it. twist her arm? no, i want to go to the root causes. if you look at joe biden's original comments she is just going to be in charge of the border situation. steve: then they clarified. brian: she clarified. he didn't. ainsley: i think it's a little bit of both. i really do. they didn't know how to handle this and i think they realized they handled it the wrong way. brian: maybe joe biden should handle it the way he handled it when he was vice president. steve: i bet given she has had terrible week there is a change. announcement when she is going to the border next week. ainsley: it should be next week. steve: because now everybody is talking about it. greg abbott did something she hasn't done. he went down there to del rio grand valley and he actually talked to the border patrol agents and they all told him we are overrun. we need help. but kamala harris it's interesting how she is trying to fix these problems and find out the root causes. she needs to go down there and talk to the border patrol and see actually what they're doing down there to protect our

country. steve: with her own two eyes like she did when she was a senator. brian: she said she doesn't want it to be grand gesture. can you choose whether it's a grand gesture. do something go, if a pickup truck and ride around and meet people in their bunkers or just show up and set up a few flares and take a few pictures of what is left of the wall. ainsley: the ranchers todd and jillian interviews said we feel completely abandoned. this is a fourth generation cattle ranch. and he said never in our family's lifetime have we seen an administration that has abandoned us like this. brian: we will never abandon jillian who has promised to give us the news. jillian: i hope you don't, my goodness. i will give you the news now. we begin with. this did you see this? explosion and huge fire rock on apartment complex in pennsylvania. police say it started after a suspect threatened a code enforcement officer with a gun. barricaded himself in his home. then set off explosions. the officer was trying to do a follow-up inspection. at least three homes were

engulfed in flames. one person was hurt. the suspect is in custody. the cdc calls for an emergency meeting over heart problems reported in young people fully vaccinated against covid-19. 226 cases of heart inflammation have been reported in people ages 16 to 24 who have had both doses of the pfizer and moderna vaccine. though it appears to be impacting male teens in particular. the cdc says it's not clear if the issue is being caused by the shot. advisers plans to meet next week. a bipartisan group of 10 senators have reportedly reached a tentative agreement on infrastructure spending. that group consists of five democrats and five republicans. you can see them on your screen. the deal still needs to be presented to the senate republican conference and the white house. the agreement reportedly focuses only on traditional infrastructure knicks i had tax hikes and adds new spending closer to the president's target. now, to this. a wife calls out her husband for

checking his phone as she walked down the aisle during their wedding. few years ago. she posted the video on their anniversary writing quote: four years ago today i walked down the aisle to marry the love of my life. it was one of the most important and emotional moments of my life and my husband did the most romantic thing, he checked his freaking phone, quote: end quote: him some slack he may have been nervous sore just checking his vows. the video went viral. ainsley: outed him. steve: are they still married? jillian: they are. ainsley: at least today they are. she totally outed him. steve: why we look at his phone. everybody in the world would ho would matter would be there at the wedding. ainsley: is he nervous. you know. i don't know. jillian: game on. ainsley: south carolina all my circle of friends all the guys

planning weddings in our 20's don't plan it on that game. make sure it's an away game. jillian: one of my best friends got married and huge notre dame fans and notre dame played that day so they had it on the tv at the reception. steve: crazy. ainsley: thanks, jillian. steve: that was embarrassing four years ago and now we are reliving it. ainsley: still ahead, wage wake-up, it's the outrage one mother has for her school board as she takes on critical race theory. >> you work for me. i don't work for you. this is still america, ma'am, and as long as i'm standing here on this good ground earth of god, i will fight. ainsley: that mom is going to join us live. ♪ ♪

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♪ brian: minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar setting off a round of democratic infighting comparing u.s. and israel to the taliban. she has now walked back some of her statements to a degree. here to react new york congressman member of the house foreign relations committee himself. the co-chair of the house g.o.p. caucus who is run for governor of new york lee zeldin. congressman, first things first, she is on the foreign relations committee. she thinks hamas and tall pan and the u.s. and israel are

equitable. are are equal and are comparable. where did -- where do you go from here with this statement? >> it's not comparable. and we need to see more democrats in congress speaking out. we need speaker pelosi to remove her from the house foreign affairs committee. ilhan omar shouldn't have been appointed to this committee in the first place. this isn't some clean slate going into this. ilhan omar has, in the past, in addition to all of her anti-semitic remarks she has made she has blamed u.s. foreign policy for the al-shabaab attack in kenya. blames u.s. policy for the suffering of venezuelan people not maduro. she wants lien i didn't is i for isis fighters to a judge. why she was appointed to this committee in the first place with my question. we all know if ilhan omar was a republican, pelosi would be the one leading the fight to hold her accountable big time double standard here. it's good that some democrats are starting to speak up a bit,

but there needs to be a vote on her removal from that committee. if you are not going to do it on their own. >> can you do it from the minority position? >> there is a mechanism for bringing up a privileged resolution on the floor of the house hopefully that's something that gets done. and that would force a vote. it see if democrats willing to say some stuff publicly would be voting then to protect her to keep her on the committee. it's time it throw her off that committee. that's least of the consequences here. this -- one thing, you know, that she likes to say in defense she likes to using by graphic call, demographic call information as her defense this has nothing to do with religion, ethnicity, race, gender, political party, this has to do with her as a member of congress putting out all this anti-american propaganda. there should be a very heavy political price to be paid.

steve. brian: there is a a theory when you are the first generation american you are the most appreciative study deed citizenship, not easy, doesn't seem to be the case with her. >> yeah. i mean, it's a nonstarter the idea of comparing the united states to a terrorist organization. especially a member of congress. people close to congress but it's outrageous even if any american who is not anything to do with politics anywhere in this country were out there speaking out like this there is a lot of people following her. and they look to her as their leader. and this is something that if you don't confront it, it's going to get worse. brian: by the way, in case you think she is losing support from the quad forget. it is free dom of speech doesn't exist for women. benefit of doubt doesn't exist. aoc sick and tired of the villeification mischaracterization and public targeting of ilhan omar cory

bush, jamal squad. they do not have leverage, the pelosi bunch does not have leverage. they lose the squad, they basically lose the majority. they are going to get anything past. i wouldn't hold your breath, congressman. they are not going to rattle her cage anymore, it doesn't seem. appreciate you joining us. >> you got it, thank you. brian: a fed up mom slams her school board as she vows to take down critical race theory. >> you work for me. i don't work for you. this is still america, ma'am. and as long as i'm standing here on this good ground earth of god's. i will fight. brian: there you go. that mom is next and this is about what it means to be a proud american. watch this. as hockey fans on long island belt their hearts out. they sing as if they are in a chorus on broadway for the national anthem. ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ for the ramparts we watch

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2018 and 2020. one of the best stories of the day. ice hockey fans unite in a touching patriotic moment. watch ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last agreementing gleaming gleaming ♪ jillian: fans joining in as the national anthem anthem singer decided to lower her mic and let them take over. the nats saw coliseum was filled with 1,000 fans. the islanders would go on to win the game. the singer will join us live tomorrow to perform on "fox & friends weekend." what a great moment. ainsley: that's nassau county for you. so patriotic. that's amazing. gives me chills. thanks so much, jillian. a new york mother takes her school board to task for pushing critical race theory. take a look. >> stop indoctrinating our

children. you're teaching my children and other children that if they believe in god almighty they are part of a cult. why can't we let the public know you are teaching our children to go out and murder our police officers? do you want theon't work for yo. this is still america, ma'am. and as long as i'm standing here on this good ground earth of god's, i will fight. ainsley: it tatyana ibrahim joins us now. >> good morning. ainsley: obviously you are fed up. what took you to this point you wanted to fight so hard? >> you know, when i started of seeing the changes in my daughter. when i started hearing the changes in other children around her. you know, the talk and the questions of why are cops killing innocent people? you know, why don't relike black people? why don't blacks like us why are

all these riots happening, you know, all over? what have we done to to do this, to have caused all this? you know and the i think covid was deficit stating. the only thing covid brought out more parents to actually see what their children were learning online. and i was one of those parents. i was paying more attention. i was watching and listening, i was going through the curriculums. i was just listening to what other children were saying. and it was -- it was terrifying, terrifying of what is happening out there. you know. people won't believe it unless they are seeing it. and we have to open our eyes because it's very terrifying. ainsley: you said they are teaching your children that police are bad. you say the majority of your

district of police officers children who back the blue. give me some examples. >> well, so, one book in particular called "one crazy summer" being taught to our seventh and a eighth graders at george fischer middle school. this book specifically was picked up by the two that i had mentioned mr. berry and ms. cyrus created for their own curriculum. this book specifically states calling our police officers by the black panthers white racist cop pigs. in the book it describes their glorifying the black panthers and revolutionists. they are glorifying cop killers, these murdererrerses as saviors to the black community when, in fact, we all know if you know our history that they were anything but that. and they are not explaining to the children. so they are just given a

one-sided story. and the author was invited in to the school to, you know, on zoom, excuse me, via zoom to speak to the children. she herself is known on twitter for bashing police officers. and whites. ainsance i know one of the ladies on the board says she is a volunteer that she doesn't get paid. she says i want this to stop pause i want to have a peaceful conversation, you said i feel like i am being peaceful. you said one of the teachers criticized your daughter for being too pasty white and you said if you disagree with the teachers, then your homophobic, racist and part of a cult. are you seeing any changes? >> i'm seeing more parents stepping up. i'm seeing children more united. my daughter just came home and told me one of her girlfriends, she had a lot of positive feedback from her friends. and their parents. and my daughter was shocked. and what really scared me was

when i asked her why are you shocked that your friend agrees with us because, mommy, she is black. so what does that tell you? that you are making our children believe that because of a person's skin color they can't have their own thoughts, they can't succeed? they can't achieve? so, you -- they are the racist. they are defining people by color. and keeping them down and not allowing people to thrive in life in this great land of ours. ainsley: that's right, we are all americans. at that time anna, we have got leave it there thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: we did reach out to caramel central school district in new york for comment but we did not hear back. it is 39 minutes after the hour coming up. pete, will and rachel having breakfast with friends in hackensack, new jersey.

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hire people right now, right? >> nobody really wants to work. everybody has been home. why work if you can collect the money? and the government is feeding them. so i don't think it's a good idea. they should stop it and it's good for people and good for the business good for the country and economy and good for everybody. they should stop it some time soon. i heard going to last until september. pete: some states have stopped it. others have not. you are saying you need it stopped in new jersey now so you can hire people. >> i think. so because nobody want to work. we are begging for people to work and nobody want to work. pete: you are working hard and working in the kitchen as the manager. thank you forking are us. rachel, you are behind the bar. rachel: i'm here with the manager of the chit chats diner here manager about five years. >> i'm manager for a year and

started out as a it server. >> ty has 15-year-old son. i'm not going to make you cry here. tell us what happened yesterday. >> yesterday he had his eighth grade prom and it was a little bit of a tear jerker for me. is he getting older. so, yeah. rachel: i know what that's like. tell us what his school year has been like. >> okay, well, he was home for a while due to the covid. then he went hybrid. he was going to school two days a week and then staying home for three days a he can would. it worked out perfectly, honestly. he liked it better than being in school. rachel: some kids actually prefer it, i suppose. he is starting his freshman year in the fall and it's full time. how does he feel about that. >> he is excited because is he going to be a freshman for high school. for him that's complete and total excitement for him. >> awesome, i bet everybody is happy to get everything back to normal. i gotcha. will: we were talking about the fact that people can come in and

enjoy their breakfast now and they don't have to wear their masks. now, the rules are, if you have been vaccinated here in the state of new jersey. tell me what that's been like seeing customers, having them walk in with no maverick. >> i mean, it's been really nice. we get to see what their mood is like when they come in the diner. the first interaction you have when they come in. it's just -- it's been great like i like seeing everyone's faces in the morning. it's nice. will: imagine that. normal human interactions seeing people's faces. when it comes whether or not people are vaccinated. >> we can't really know. it's honor system at this point. we don't have enough staff and we wouldn't really want to check anybody's vaccination cards we just let it be. we don't say anything. it's okay. seeing people's faces using the honor system. you are placing a lot of burden on small businesses today czechoslovakia seen status. no the everyone can carry that

burden. they can be human beings. abide by the honor system, look each other in the eye and see each other's faces. that's it from here from the chitchat diner, back to you in new york. steve: very good. the morning rush is about to start. will, rachel, and pete, thank you. ainsley: thanks. brian: pretty pretty clear management is ready. freedom fragile. that's the warning from a mom who survived mao's china and westminster dog show back coming with historic change. janice dean is there and has the full westminster experience including the breaking news happening from dog to dog ♪ ♪

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steve: well,s for the first time in it's 145-year history the westminster dog show leaving new york city and that's not the only change. fox news senior meteorologist janice dean is live from terry town which is right up the river from new york city and she has a new friend. janice: this is bug. this is a norfolk terrier, he will be competing in the fragility today at the westminster dog show. i got to see this place being

built up from the ground up. take a look. since 1877 the westminster kennel club dog show has been held in manhattan but this year we are somewhere special. look at this beautiful place. >> we are at the lyndhurst mansion in terry town. there were dog shows held here for 30 years. janice: we are excited what can we expect this year. >> the master's agility is really fun. the dogs here highest level of agility competition. >> i have to ask you what do you think of the movie best of show. >> i love it and most people in the sport do too. >> he has two left feet. >> that is learnly a first. janice: you take us on tour of the beautiful manchin? let's go. we have to start with this painting. tell us about. >> this is hunt of the wood

congress. portrait of two of the most famous boarding dogs of their time. the sensation is actually the symbol of the westminster kennel club. >> that's the symbol on the dog show. >> that is our symbol. they have had dog shows here but they are also breeders. the gould family. the youngest son frank gould was very much into saint bernards and really exciting to us to think such a large breed that showed at rest minister in the 1800s is still going to be at the show this weekend. janice: can you believe we are here? i mean, this looks like madison square garden and they built it from the ground up how did they do it? >> it really does. it has been at madison square garden forever and to move it somewhere else and provide same feel and look and excitement is going to be really impressive as we get to the weekend. janice: how exciting it that fox sports is hosting this? >> it's great. we love every minute of it.

we are covering this with our same sports crews for the world series and super bowl. it's cool to have another sport building up like this to be a super bowl world series daytona 500 level. janice: that's really what it is. this is one of the oldest sports. >> yeah. janice: this is the first. really exciting. the dogs come out and do stuff like this, right? okay. let's go over here. the camera work. we don't think about that. how do you film everything? >> so we have a camera in the tube. >> what? >> we have cameras on the floor. we have cameras above. we have cameras all around. each part different camera taking that shot to make sure we are seeing what is happening in realtime. janice: i can't believe we are actually in the ring. the best in show is going to be in this ring am i the best in show, bret? >> you are. janice: oh my gosh. so excited ton here for the 145th westminster dog show and, of course, i will be watching bug today performing and

competing in the agility here in tarry town new york. only the second time in its history that it's going to be outdoors. fox sports has done such a great job, steve. we will be reporting live all weekend at the dog show. steve: that's right. janice, they will check you at the door. you won't be able to take the dog home to your boys. i will tell you right now. janice: no, i'm taking him. steve: i don't think so. i think they would miss him. no spectators at that facility. that means the best show in the house is to watch on fox, fox sports and fox sport app. all right. still ahead. congressman dan crenshaw, the general and geraldo. you are watching "fox & friends" on this friday ♪

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and they are all together because tomorrow rachel officially takes the center square on the curvey couch. brian: she chooses. she doesn't have. to say she can still change her mind. pete: she still has time. rachel: i won't be chewing. will: i love the imam of brian are sitting on front porch car parts all over the yard. brian: where is my carburetor. who touched it? [laughter] pete: there is something there, will, brian kilmeade reads country songs. brian: listen, talk about joe biden's foreign trip. if you want me to skype in tomorrow and just read lyrics out loud, i will do it like a poet. will: book, sold done produced. brian: i need a jean shirt and oil to rub on my face.

will: i got you covered. brian: my hand on the hood. steve: what are you doing today in new jersey at the diner? will: steve, would he are hanging out at the chitchat diner in hackensack, new jersey. we will be talking to americans about how they feel about the country. we will also be introducing americans to, of course, rachel campos-duffy new co-host who dey buoys with us tomorrow we are really excited. pete: she ordered a huge stack of pancakes. rachel: i guess that's the initiation you have to learn to eat a lot. will: that's day one, day two is redman. pete: and then ducks and bucks. ainsley: rachel, is this vacation for you or is this work? rachel: yeah, kind of. usually i'm cleaning up, getting kids to school. steve: somebody is waiting on you, a complete 180. rachel: that's true. i'm excited about tomorrow.

pete: we are joking around but we are so thrilled that rachel is joining the team. she is amazing, amazing friend. brings so much insight. just talking in the break while chewing redman this morning. so we're. ainsley: i was wondering how long you were going to be sentimental. brian: lasted 9 seconds. pete: 10 seconds. ainsley: all right. thanks, guys. rachel, congratulations. we are so happy for you deserve it. rachel: thank you so much, ainsley. steve: they will be talking to the folks at the diner about the news of the day. ainsley: turning to washington as congresswoman ilhan omar is back pedaling now a controversial tweet comparing the u.s. and israel to hamas and the taliban has made a lot of people upset. lauren blanchard joins us live from d.c. with the latest. lauren. >> good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. this twitter controversy started after a state department budget hearing on monday. representative ilhan omar tweeted: she wanted accountability and justice forct

humanity. lumping the u.s. in with the taliban. tweeting: we have seen unthinkable atrocities committed by the u.s., hamas, israel, afghanistan, and the taliban. 12 jewish democrats signed a letter saying her words reflected deep seeded prejudice and that, quote, equating the united states and israel to hamas and the taliban is as offensive as it is misguided. push by the letter to clarify her comments, omar said she was not making a moral comparison between the u.s., israel, and terrorist groups. house democratic leadership thanked omar for her clarification but said her language, quote: undermines progress towards a future of peace and security for all. omar called her party's backlash shameful. the squad has stepped up to her defense. congresswoman rashida tlaib tweeted freedom of speech doesn't exist for muslim women in congress. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez called it constant vilification intentional mischaracterization and public

targeting. representative omar and those backing her said it would have been better for democrats to speak directly to her rather than airing the party's dirty laundry on twitter. steve, ainsley, brian? steve: that's right. she didn't want that public statement put out by the leaders. thank you, lauren. ainsley: she said why didn't you call me? call you? you offended so many americans. they don't have the access to call you. steve: right. this is nothing new. this is deja vu all over again as somebody said once upon a time. in 2019 she had to apologize just like she kind of has done here with her clarification for using anti-semitic language. and both republicans and democrat leaders condemned her suggestion that america's support for israel was based on money. nancy pelosi, i feel, would like, you know, is bothered by this. she is a headache for nancy pelosi. would like to fire her from

republicans attack black women for standing up for human rights. democrats especially hurtful. of course rashida tlaib freedom of speech doesn't exist for muslim women. why does anybody think gender, religion or race? everyone keeps going back unbelievably predictable and sad. ainsley: rashida tlaib to piggy back on what you said, she said democratic leaders should be

ashamed. aoc said she is sick and tired of the constant vilification. they are defending her. there are a group of democrats in the house that are jewish. they are offended by these comments. congressman lee zeldin was on with us earlier. this is what he had to say. >> we need to see more democrats in congress speaking out. we need speaker pelosi to remove her from the house foreign affairs committee. ilhan omar shouldn't have been appointed to this committee in the first place. this has nothing to do with religion, ethnicity, race, gender, political party, this has to do with her as a member of congress putting out all this anti-american propaganda. there should be a very heavy political price to be paid. we all know that if ilhan omar was a republican, pelosi would be the one leading the fight to hold her accountable big time double standard here. it's good that some democrats are starting to speak up a bit. but there needs to be a vote on her removal from that committee. brian: minority maneuver that can be done.

we will see if they do that. abcthe story. nbc covered what they say is the firestorm on the democratic infighting. ainsley: i don't think they will remove her. brian: no way. brains. ainsley: i think nancy pelosi is trying to please everyone in the party. she has a tough job trying to please the progressives. are. steve: she has a mess on her hands it is what it is. how many times in the last couple of months have we been talking about loudoun county, virginia and the school board there because of their very progressive ways that they are teaching the kids there in that school district which is just to the west of washington, d.c. well, on -- here is the latest episode. on tuesday, there was a woman who survived chairman mao's revolution and she got out and she got to the united states and that's her right there. she has a son who graduated from

the school in 2015, they only gave her one minute, but in that one minute, she made headlines around the world by saying things like this: listen. >> critical race theory has its roots in culture of marxism. it should have no place in our schools. you are now teaching, training our children to be social justice warriors and to loathe our country and our history. growing up in mao's china all of this is familiar. communist regime used the same critical theory, the only difference is they used class instead of race. ainsley: she said she saw teachers and students turning against each other in china. she said the school names were changed to be p.c. steve: these things sound very familiar. ainsley: their heritage. the red guards destroyed anything that was not communist. statues, books, and anything else.

brian: here she went on with sean hannity last night and expanded on it and sean was nice to give her more than one minute. >> i just want people to know that the freedom is fragile and we can lose it any time if we don't defend it. and there is a lot of chinese americans who have the same experience and share my point of view. and i know that more and more people will step up and share their stories and tell the american people critical race theory is not anti-racism. it is itself is racist. it's divisive and destructive and it is dangerous. brian: i would love to see democrats have the same outrage because this is about the country and curriculum. ainsley: they need to be careful we saw what happened when donald trump was elected he got some cuban votes because antisocialism. brian: flooding our border as

well. steve: same night again back at the loudoun county school board meeting. there was a 14-year-old student by the name of jolene grover. she was there to talk about a policy that would allow biologically born boys in to gerbils' bathroom. it's all part of the dialogue they were having out there. and jolene made it very clear that was not a good idea. watch. >> everyone know what a boy is. even you. policies are dangerous and rooted in sexism. when little kids ask me if i was a lesbian or transboy because i cut my hair short? to identify tell you these modern identities are superficial. you want to give them access to girls locker rooms and force girls to call those boys she. you do this in the name of inclusivity while ignoring the girls who will pay the price. your policies choice boys' wants over girls' needs. brian: nice. ainsley: there was a policy in that district called 1040 policy. and they implemented this because they wanted to commit providing providing equitable,

safe and inclusive working environments regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity. that same student said to the school board, wait a minute, this is going to mean eventually like boys are going to be allowed in my bathroom. i don't feel comfortable with that they said no, no, no, no. this is just an umbrella philosophy. so then she went back to the school board meeting but you said you promised me this wasn't going to happen and new policy is 83-50. in the draft it says students should be allowed to use the facility that correspondence to their gender identity. steve: right, in other words, however you identify right now, that's the bathroom that you would be able to use. if you were born a boy, but you identify now as a trans person or as a girl, then you get to use that one. for a 14-year-old girl to, i mean, that was very emotional to hear her talk and you could hear it in her voice about how freaked out she is about what is going to be like going to school

not knowing who is in the bathroom with her. brian: not only bathroom, locker room. they changed into gym clothes. congratulations. welcome to the -- somebody is pushing this gender identity lack of pronouns birthing people instead of moms, who wants this dialogue? where is the small subset of people who think this should be first and foremost in our schools and in our workplace. at our dining room tables? why is this one of the priorities in our country? ainsley: if parents don't speak out, if they're against it, there is a slippery slope. that is her point. last timing you said this wasn't going to happen. now there is a new policy. it's a slippery slope where they are indoctrinating and letting more in and a little bit more in and a little bit more in that is why suddenly republicans have started a political action committees to fund local school board elections on behalf of republicans. listen, it's one thing to fund

a, you know, a congressional person who is trying to get a seat in congress, how does that impact your kids. local school board impacts your kids and now people are going to the are grassroots level. we have got to start there to make sure that the policies they enact don't impact their children in a way that they're not comfortable with. brian: a lot of time and almost no pay. sometimes it's a total volunteer position. but it's very consequential. republicans are finally realizing 50 years late that school and curriculum matters. they have already lost the colleges. they are about to lose k through 1 unless they do something. steve: well, let's see what happens. thanks to loudoun county for once again giving us plenty to talk about today. brian: 15 minutes after the hour, jillian mele do you have anything to talk about. jillian: i have a number of in a south florida grocery store. police say timothy j. walsh shot and killed a woman and

one-year-old grandson before taking his own life. investigators say wall did not know the victims and that his motive remains unclear. the young boy would have turned 2 this month. as much as 400 billion in unemployment benefits may have been stolen by russian and chinese hangers that's according to the ceo of i.d. me. about 70% of that money left the country due to lack of security for state unemployment systems according to cybersecurity firm lexus nexus. some state sponsored international groups reportedly used the stolen money for terrorism, illegal drugs and child trafficking. unvaccinated students attending their high school number it number and tracked throughout the entire evening. melissa is looking into what happened and joined me earlier on "fox & friends first." take a listen. >> parents, that were basically telling me that when showed up to the prom, show me your papers, show me your papers.

and i will write on you with a black sharpy and i will brand you. >> litchfield says students on the dance floor were asked to it show their hands every three songs to track the movements of unvaccinated students. we will keep you updated on that story. that's for sure. meantime, other story that we are following. this one nevada wins keeping stone cold steve austin from down ago cold one. watch this. >> pretty good wind storm going here in nevada. jillian: the wrestler so close yet so far from his beer. a wind storm sprang his drink all over. he captured the instagram post, drinking problems. ainsley: that is great. steve: what a waste of good beer. jillian: that's what i thought of. ainsley: nothing went in his mouth. steve: that's windy, thank you stone cold-i guess he is not that cold because he didn't get

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brian: biggest threat to america right now in terms of breaking up our -- our security and our alliance is russia. >> terrorism from white supremacy is the most legal threat the homeland. >> do you know what the threat facing america was global warming. brian: wow he set the joint chiefs of staff told him that. president biden says global warming is the biggest threat to the united states. is it really accurate? what are those actual threats? how do you categorize it? better yet how does four star general retired four star general jack keane it. where do you understand? the think the president is right white primacy, global warming and russia are the three biggest challenges to america? >> he has part of that right but i think most of it wrong and actually it seems to disagree

with many of the policy statements that his administration has been making since they assumed office it seems quite obvious the major threats united states is facing with with china a rising super power who seeking regional and global domination at the expense of western democracies and certainly this great democracy in america. we have a reemerging russia who wants to develop their own sphere of influence particularly among the former soviet union states in eastern and southern europe. that's why you see this aggressive military expansion because he wants to stop any further alignment with nato then also we have very aggressive iran not only seeking nuclear weapons but domination of the middle east using proxies to achieve that end and having achieved some measure of success in doing that.

i also think we do have a major domestic security issue with our southern border. i mean, it's obvious what has taken place there. it is not secure and that violates the sovereignty of the united states and it is a national security issue. those are the major threats i think we are facing. brian: so i imagine you could have knocked over people that are concerned with security with a feather when the president made those remarks in landing in england. that caused that question to come up with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark mele who i know you respect and he clarified yesterday. listen. >> climate change is a threat. but the president is looking at it in a much broader angle than i am. i'm looking at it from a strictly military standpoint and from a strictly military standpoint, i'm putting china-russia up there. brian: thank you. meanwhile, we are starting to loosen up some of the sanctions on iran because the 2015 deal that talks don't have any momentum. is that a good move?

have they done anything to deserve that except bring another battle ship, another destroyer across the ocean filled with splice for venezuela? >> you know, this is what we said ever since the biden administration came in. we saw applauded them for taking on major policy formulations of the trump administration and their willingness to stand out and call out china and their -- what appears to be their willingness to confront them. we will sees a we go down the road and certainly dealing with russia as well. but this whole thing on iran we said has the potential for them to have a major strategic policy failure in the middle east. and it has to do with the biden administration negotiators and the national security team that they have established are very much the same people who were in the obama administration and negotiated the nuclear deal. i think they got an untoward emotional and psychological bias for that nuclear deal and they

have blinders on, much like secretary kerry had on when he was making the deal originally in 2015. so here we are heading down a road where we are going to remove sanctions on iran. we are going to give them a flood of money again to do, what? to buy more missiles. to buy more rockets. to strengthen the hand of the proxies throughout the region. and all of those rockets that we saw and missiles coming down on israel for 11 days, they all orange nateed from iran. either the rockets and missiles themselves or the parts for them or the technicians to help put them together. iran is the destabilizer in the middle east. why we would ever give them another pile of cash and billions of dollars to be able to increase their malign activity in the region is a major policy failure. certainly the 11 days with hamas and hezbollah and the we visit

this whole issue how we are dealing with iran in the region. not just from preventing them from having a nuclear weapon. brian: right. i think a lot of democrats understand that they didn't sign on to this deal. they only got 40 senators signing onto the deal. that's why barack obama didn't make it a treaty. that's why donald trump could say i'm out because had no popular support amongst his own party, too. that's what people don't realize this wasn't democrat, republican. this was an embarrassment to this country and our allies are holding on to it and we are begging to get back into it. what an embarrassment. general, thanks so much. >> yeah, great talking to you, brian. have a wonderful weekend. brian: all right. you too. up next live at the westminster dog show janice dean and fox sports reporter jen hale will

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jillian: good morning to you, back with your headlines. three separate wildfires burn more than 163,000 acres in arizona. none of them are over 50% contained. 1500 firefighters are on the ground. the largest of the three is already considered one of the worst in state's history. it's been raging for over a week. at least two homes have been destroyed. black lives matter co-founder patrice cullors has reportedly built a wall around california mansions. the daily mail reports spent $35,000 fencing $1.4 million home. cullors self-proclaimed marxist stepped down as director of blm after amassed a $3 million portfolio.

texas christian university will no longer have freshman students but will have first year students. university officials making the distinction after deciding the term freshman isn't gender inclusive enough. other universities like yale, penn state and the university of north carolina have made similar changes. a look at your headlines, steve, send it to you. steve: thank you, jillian. get ready for paw some weekend. it's time for the westminster dog show more than 2,000 dogs have worked their tails off all year in becoming the best in show. and today we have got a preview of the competition airing this weekend on fox sports. joining us right now fox news senior meteorologist janice dean and fox sports reporter jen hail and a lab drawer. janice and jen and dog, you know, they are not going to be spectators like at madison square garden but if i'm the dog, like the labrador right there.

i probably would like that because when 35,000 people are clapping it, kind of freaks dogs out. >> that's true. do you think that jesse bell will like it more that there is not a lot of spectators clapping or how do you think she is going to deal with this? >> she tunes everything out. once she is in there she doesn't hear anything but my command. janice: what's she competing in today? >> jumping and standards. janice: how old is she? >> 11 years old. >> what kind of breed is she. >> she is all-american. janice: all-american. i love it. good morning. >> i love what you do. you cover all sorts of sports. but you told me in the break this is your favorite. >> it's super bowl of dog shows 8th year agility championships. best in breed, best in show and i look forward to it all year long. it's one of the best things that you can possibly see on television. janice: i can't believe how they

recreated this place to be like madison square garden outside. >> the first typically in 145 years of the show has not unfolded in new york that's of course because of covid protocols. wanted to make sure it was as safe as possible. obviously outdoors today. jesse and 350 of her friends will be competing to see which 50 dogs advance to the finals, the championship. folks can watch that 5:00 tomorrow eastern on fox. janice: and all weekend long. >> all weekend long. we get to the best in breed, which is where you see the showcase of all the dogs. your favorites, the goldens, the german shepherds, the pomeranians, almost 3,000 across the u.s. and 1 countries. janice: do you have a favorite dog. >> golden. janice: golden. she told me i can't pick a favorite. a lot of people can't. >> how do you not have a favorite if you are a dog person? they're all wonderful. what they are going to like about this sporting event, the communication between handler

and dog. it's so much fun to watch. janice: thank you for hanging out with us jesse bell, you sweet girl. we will be watching. cindy thank you, thank you, jen. fox sports, thank you for having me along. this has been a wonderful ride. i can't wait to see best in show. steve, back to you. steve: no spectators but the best seat in the house is going to be watching it on fox and fox sports or the fox app. so check it out. meanwhile, up next, who needs a house out in hackensack ak-ak-ak you know, pete and rachel are in hackensack and they are having breakfast with friends. we are going to talk with them next next next next next. >> heart attack tack tack tack ♪ you ought to know by now will ♪ and it seems such a

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. >> i don't know about you but tell my child or any child that they are in oppressed status because they are black is racist and saying that white people are automatically above me, my children, or any child is racist as well. >> the united states of america is a great and wonderful land with freedom for all, please teach that. >> this critical race theory or equity curriculum cannot be implemented in our schools. it is a anti-american and a blatant marxist agenda to divide, not unite, and force the destruction of our great nation. brian: finally people are speaking out banning critical race theory in public schools after a heated debate on the topic as you just heard. joining us now to react "fox & friends" co-host pete, rachel, as well as will cain are having breakfast with friends to get their candid response in hackensack, new jersey at the chitchat diner. guys? separate and ask some questions.

will: we will ask questions as i understand it you want to hear from us first, brian. that was a specific request. listening to those patients it's going to take more. it's going to take more vigilance and backbone and american parents standing up in those school board meetings to push back against this poisonous ideology. rachel: i was just talking to pete during the break and he was talking about how burrowed in the left is and how hard it is going to be to turn this around. but i am very encouraged by how many parents are standing up and, listen, these parents love america, and the people who are pushing this theory are people who don't love america. and want americans to hate each other. and if we don't stop it, it's going to spread and it's going to continue and we're going to have a new generation of kids who believe all this stuff. pete: amen, this is just the beginning to both of your points. it is teachers unions, it is teachers colleges. it is professors. every incentive for every teacher is to go more and more woke. it's not just that school or the school next to you.

it's your kids' school and grand kids' school, find out about it and fight back. wonderful to see those parents doing that. will: to pete's point i'm sitting here with karen who has experienced this exact situation here in new jersey. karen has four kids, 8 grand kids, karen, toll me more about what you experienced with school boards and school curriculum here? >> i have friends and some family members that have pulled their kids out of school districts because of problems given things they want them write essays we owe it to illegal immigrants to come here and other things like this. he they're like why are we doing this? what's happening? will: you were saying how did we get to this point where it's so important to see through the prf race? >> well, i mean, kids don't see color. they just want to be friends with people and do things? why are we making it that everything is about black, white, pink, purple? who cares? everybody should just accept

people who they are, what they're, it's what -- if you giordaano person, that's all that matters. will: seems simple but profound. all right, let's go over to somebody who is profound usually half the time at least, pete hegseth. over to you, pete. pete: all right, we can't really hear each other but we are close. so that works. will, thanks a lot. i'm here with ron. ron is how many years have you served in the army, ron. >> i served six years in the army and 40 years as law enforcement. pete: six years in the army and 40 years in the law enforcement. you were a tanker. we thank you for your service. other question we know you have other family in law enforcement as well. what's it like to be a police officer right now and the earn environment with all the things. >> i think it depends on where you are at. in my town where i am, it's great. the police and the community work hand in hand together. the police, they do a lot of things for the community. >> they have coffee with the a cop. they actually do baseball cards of the cops. and they give away gifts they

are out on email and facebook constantly. pete: proactive in the community can that be changed in. so big cities where that's not the reality. >> you need person-to-person contact. in the big cities they can't afford it. my governing body in my town is supportive of the police. that's where it comes. support from up top. that's the most important thing. peter: in the military if you don't have a commander that supports you everything else rolls down hill as we say. >> right now governing body, take politics aside, they work hand in hand with the police. whatever the police need, they give them. they treat the cops good. the cops treat the family, the people good. they do their job. pete: novel concept, do your job, treat people well. ron, thank you for your service. really appreciate it rachel, over to you. rachel: all right. thanks, pete. i'm here with paul. paul wants to talk about just the state of the economy today. you have been talking a little bit with me about gas.

>> the price of gas has been outrageous. you know, we live here in new jersey and the gas is supposed to be a little bit cheaper here and we are paying $3 a gallon which is outrageous. we haven't seen these prices in such a long time. rachel: have you been surprised by how quickly the wheels have been coming off the economy in this new administration? i think some people think it might not go well we are only a few months in. >> exactly. that's the scary part. it's happened so fast the price of gas, price of everything has gone up. so fast. i can't imagine what it's going to look like in two years. rachel: you also told me you are worried about what's happening at the border. you are all the way here, you know. on the east coast. but you are worried about our southern border. >> yes, it effects everybody. it doesn't only affect the people at the border. it effects america. you know we have thousands of people coming in illegally every day. we don't know anything about these people. none of them are vetted. they are just sent loued to cross the border and no knows what is going to happen.

rachel: right, you told me we are having a hard time paying for things for americans especially coming out of this pandemic. >> yes. absolutely. some americans are struggling, you know after the pandemic. they are out of work. just having a hard time making day-to-day -- paying day-to-day bills. rachel: last question here. if had you to give advice to the biden administration on solving some of these problems that you see, what would you say? >> wake up. we need help. america needs help. rachel: america needs help. all right. thank you. back to you, will. rachel: back to new york. we are not going back to will. back to you bribe, ainsley and steve. steve: all right, rachel, thank you very much. she was talking about gas in jersey, you know, it is illegal in the state of new jersey to pump your own gas, so everything is full service. you never have to get out of the car. >> question for you, do you tip the guy after he pumps the gas?

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got a great quiz lots of fun questions, download the app, and let's get playing. here we go. question number one, which breed is going to win best in show? at the westminster kennel club? steve: other, down at the bottom it looks like that's the consensus of the people who have played so far. ainsley: brian what do you say? brian: i'd say other because i think great pyranese is too difficult for you to spell and that's why that's not one of the choices. brian: it's all about you. oh, that's right. >> question two. on friday and saturday, which team will have the most hits, the most hits? astros, red sox, blue jays, diamond backs or white sox or a tie? steve:a astros. ainsley: i'll go, i'll go with the majority. brian: they aren't going to put substance on their fingers to allow the other team to hit the

ball so i'll go with the red sox. >> red sox that's it. let's go with the sox question three. which crypto is going to finish friday with the highest percent gain, that's the highest percent , all right? bitcoin, ethererum, cardano, dogecoin, or polkadot. steve: i'm going with polkadot because i've never heard of it. ainsley: bitcoin went up yesterday. i'll go with ethererum. i think it's gaining traction. brian: what is elon musk going to tweet out today isn't that the whole key to this thing? >> if musk tweets it's all over brian: i'm going dogecoin because i'm really confused about crypto. >> yeah, and musk is into dogecoin himself. brian: right. >> let's do the fourth question steve: final question. >> which of these drivers at the nascar all-star race in texas will finish in the best position in round four?

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>> ♪ ♪ steve: why wait for summer as you look at dallas, where it's summer a lot down there in the metroplex. 80 degrees there, going for a high of 90 we're playing walker haze because he is our feature performer this hour, and the all-american summer concert series on this friday, june 11, 2021. welcome aboard folks to hour three of fox & friends for the week. ainsley: happy friday. brian: i read something

interesting. steve: okay? brian: during the pandemic, a lot of people, more than ever, listened to us on smart speakers , and mostly in their bedroom, as opposed to getting dressed and getting out early it means we have a later crowd, so we should say alexa, put on fox & friends. steve: so people have those smart speakers in their bedrooms? brian: yeah. steve: where the speaker is always listening to you. ainsley: yes. brian: that's true. ainsley: that's very scary. brian: put on fox & friends so hopefully everybody is listening now. ainsley: [laughter] steve: who knew? ainsley: why if you're in your bed, like picture your bedroom. i have a tv. so i'm going to turn on my tv versus hear the show and not be able to see it. maybe some people don't have tv in their bedroom? brian: right. i told you i read it. ainsley: where did you read this i don't believe this. brian: right. steve: here is what i read. so i'm going to try this because i heard this from a guy on tv. alexa? show us the chit chat diner in hackensack, new jersey where

pete hegseth and will cain are joining rachel campos-duffy who premiers as the official fox & friends this weekend and they have breakfast in front of them. thank you, siri. will: we sure do. let me tell you how this works right plow are people all across america watching fox & friends the volume turned up and you are turning on their alexa every time you say alexa turn on fox & friends they are cursing you going alexa, stop that's what's happening now. pete: they are very confused. rachel: i'm still trying to get over the fact that people have alexa in their bedroom. pete: bad idea. brian: do we know that for sure it's listening? steve: it's always listening. pete: brian, it doesn't sound like whatever information you cited is official, it sounds like maybe one of your friends heard something. will: it never is. ainsley: because why would you listen to it when you're in bed when you could just turn on your tv. i don't buy it. will: i didn't hear that part,

brian, what? brian: did you just say it never is? that hurts my feelings, how dare you, will. ainsley: [laughter] will: the good thing about it is your tone implies to the audience, i'm winging it here, so everyone knows that's really not complete information. brian: i just didn't bring out the pie chart with me. steve: speaking of pie they have a great big case of pie. ainsley: every diner does. steve: right there. april we're at the chit chat diner here in new jersey in hack ensack. pete: and every time rachel says something i don't like, i get the sprayer out. >> [laughter] brian: that's nice. steve: the diner version of a garden hose. pete: she's new. less fox & friends, more fear factor. ainsley: it's 8:00 and it's friday so you'll get a good group in over the next hour. people are waking up. will: we'll check in a little bit later. rachel: people have been hearing that we're here and they are showing up. pete: it's wonderful. brian: they are hearing the co-

host of fox & friends weekend and america can't stop talking about it, rachel. so we'll continue to tease your appearances as you split off and talk to various people. steve: that's right. ainsley: we're happy for youtul. pete: now that we're done, congratulations. rachel: thank you, exciting. pete: it's time for alexa, turn off fox & friends. ainsley: don't do that! brian: alexa, put on fox & friends. steve: there you go. all right not so smart speaker. all right, pete and will and rachel, thank you. all right, turning now to washington d.c., as democrats call out congresswoman elon omar for a controversial tweet comparing the united states and israel to terrorist organizations. alexa bring us lauren blanchard live from d.c. with more. reporter: guys, good morning i will let you know my mom just told me you have woken up her alexa, and it is working. it is working. [applause] reporter: let's get to the news. this twitter controversy started

after representative illan omar tweete d she wanted accountability and justice for victims of crime against humanity but she lumped the u.s. in with the taliban, tweeting we have seen unthinkable atrocities committed by the u.s. , hamas, israel, afghanistan and the taliban. 12 jewish democrats signed a letter calling her words offensive. "the united states and israel are imperfect and like all democracies, at times, deserving of critique, but false equivalents gives cover to terrorist groups" later clarify ing her comments, omar said she's not making a moral comparison between the u.s. , israel and terrorist groups. house democratic leadership thanked her for her clarification but said her language "undermines progress towards a future of peace and security for all." this squad has stepped up to her defense and the congressional progressive caucus put out a statement saying, members of the democratic caucus owe it to each other to pause, reflect, and engage directly with each

other, when misunderstandings arise. omar called the party's criticism against her shameful. her supporters said the attacks have been divisive and that omar has been routinely and deliberately attacked and her words distorted. steve, ainsley, brian? steve: lauren thank you very much let's bring in texas congressman dan crenshaw. congressman, as you hear that, you know, this is something that illan omar didn't say on twitter. she was actually in a committee hearing. she sits on the very powerful fore she is a vice chairman of one of big job? maybe nancy pelosi should fire her from it. >> yeah, i think she absolutely should be fired and this is a pattern with her too. this isn't just a one off. she has a pattern of anti-semetic comments and she's

constantly trying to make you believe that america is a bad place, not worthy of our praise at all, and what she does is she says something pretty outlandish and then she turns around and claims victim hood for it when people criticize her. this is a game that gets played and this is the pattern, and but hey, look. the bright side is at least she did say that there is something bad about hamas and taliban. now frankly, i wasn't expecting that so look, hey we are making small progress but in all seriousness, you can not place these entities, the united states, israel, hamas, and taliban in the same category. she did it deliberately. to say that this is a mistake, to say that we don't actually carefully think about everything we're going to say and everything we're going to tweet is nonsense. she of course thinks through it and she does believe that and if you go to any typical college classroom and listen to progressive students talk about the united states and how they feel about it you're going to hear this kind of thing and hear that the united states is bad,

that there's no premise and good things, but what is critical race theory about? what are all of these new movements about and the progressive wing? it's to show that america is not foundationally good. that's what they want to show and whether that's informed policy and current actions or whether that's a historical actions that we can't change. this is what they are always trying to perpetuate. that narrative that america is bad so it really shouldn't surprise us and we do have to call it out when we see it and we aren't going to let her play the victim on this. brian: you went to an ivy league school and got your masters after coming back from war. she went on to say it's shameful for colleagues who call me when they need my support now to put out a statement asking for clarification and just call the tropes of the statement are offensive so she's trying to also in my humble opinion let everyone know i might not be voting with my party if this continues because i get a lot of calls to stay on the same page because we only have a four -vote difference. isn't she? she's got a little bit of

leverage here. >> she might think she does. look, i have democrats stay strong, the few that have spoken out against her, i hope they stay strong against her. she doesn't have that much power she doesn't have that much leverage and frankly what a juvenile thing to say, honestly. that statement you just read to me is certainly not what an elected member of congress would say, it just sounds very petty and look, just admit that you did something, once again, that is questionable, and don't be surprised that everybody says something about it. ainsley: there's outrage about the pentagon diversity training program. i know you've heard a lot about it you and tom cotton setup this , you launched the site where people could write in and they could whistle blow on what's happening behind the scenes in the military. tom cotton was grilling the defense secretary, lloyd austin about this , and asked him if he thought the military wast and the secretary couldn't really answer the question. listen to this. >> mr. secretary, do you

believe that our military is a fundamentally racist organization? yes or no, please. >> well i won't give you a yes or no answer on that, senator, because it deserves more than a yes or no. >> do you believe that any member of the military should be treated differently based on their skin color and sex, again yes or no will do. >> no i do not believe that. >> okay. >> that is why we have diversity, equity and inclusion focused in the military. ainsley: what's your reaction to his answer? do you think it's racist, the military? >> i definitely do not think the military is racist. it's probably one of the least racist institutions in america, if not the world. it is a truly a place where your skin color, your gender, your background can be set aside and meritocracy takes hold and you move up based on your own skillset, based on your own judgment and your leadership qualities and you see that time and time again proven in a place like the military and what is inclusive about the military? well the fact that we all have

the same standards. the fact that we wear the same uniforms, the fact that we sing the same songs, right? so there's a cultural identity that takes place in the military which is actually really hard to emulate anywhere else but it happens in the military. that's what we should be talking about when we say the military is inclusive, but here is what they often say. we're going to do diversity and in clues training who could possibly be against that? well, because they are playing footsie with katrina pierson when they do that. it's not inclusive to be telling people about their whiteness and to be explaining to white people how they have privilege. i mean, some of the feedback we got when we put this out, so we have a whistleblower page on my website and when people fill that in it goes to me and it goes to senator cotton so that's where all of these examples came from that senator cotton brought up, and there's things like white privilege walks, so take two-steps forward if you're white, a step back if you're black. tell me how that's inclusive? tell me how that doesn't create divisions within our military. it really is problematic and i

was really, look the secretary of defense got to the right answers eventually, but to say that it's complicated whether or not the military is a racist institution, i'm sorry no it's not complicated. steve: yeah. >> the answer is simply no and he got there eventually but that you shouldn't have that and what he's doing is he's trying to appease the progressives on the left while also being honest with himself because i don't think he honestly believes that. brian: is there a benefit to highlighting the role of the union army and the emancipation? >> perhaps. that might be a little too esote ric for a lot of people brian: they're doing it. >> oh, you're saying in training i see what you're saying. brian: yeah. >> so, no, look. this is what we've heard with a few of these things. using critical race theory even though they don't call it critical race theory, doing things like the privilege walks, the other reason we dove into this wasn't just to look at critical race theory training

perhaps being put on our troops. i mean, i was looking at this long ago, when they took the ethos and made it gender neutral out of nowhere just for some reason. we were letting transgender soldiers go on cnn and politicize their behavior there, and just the fact that we've changed the policy to say look, we're going to use taxpayer dollars to allow gender transitions and make you un deployable. make you unable to deploy and probably force you to be medically retired and then you'll be on the taxpayer dollar forever, so there's just a lot of concerning trends and don't let me forget, the extremism training they were shoving down everyone's throats and that was highly bias. none of that extremism training never mentioned blm, antifa, only mentioned conservative- related extremism and it's causing a serious decline in morale, soldiers feel like they can't speak up, that they feel like if they do they will be host rail entitlement

sized or fired and we need to change the incentives around. that's fundamentally why we're doing this. we want to tell these military leaders that your incentives have changed. we're going to show you that people get just as angry if not more angry when you do this. you can't just keep giving the woke mob and nothings going to happen. we're going to change the incentives on you. brian: of course we have to train you to fight global warming not the chinese or the russians. ainsley: biggest threat. steve: mr. crenshaw thanks for joining us today from houston. ainsley: thank you. >> appreciate it. steve: all right ainsley: jillian has headlines. jillian: that's right, good morning to you, to you at home as well. a homeless man is arrested for this brutal assault on an elderly performer in la's venice beach. police say mathea harger approached the victim and punched him in the head and the 70-year-old was seriously injured. they have not determined a motive for the attack and he lives in one of the homeless

encampments nearby. venice beach has seen a surge in homelessness during the pandemic >> the cdc calls for an emergency meeting over heart problems reported in young people fully vaccinated against covid-19. 226 cases of heart in there immigration has been reported in people ages 16-24, who have had both doses of the pfizer and moderna vaccines. what appears to be impacting male teens in particular, the cdc says it's not clear if the issue is being caused by the shots and pfizer's plan to meet next week. let's take you to a live look in england as first lady, joe biden and kate middleton attend a round table on early childhood education. earlier they toured a school in cornwall. the g 7 summit starts today and how about this. you can join billionaire jeff bezos and his brother on a rocket ship to space, but, it'll cost you a bit. how about $4.5 million. bidding for a seat on blue origin's new shepherd rocket has hit an all-time high. the live auction for the july 20

flight ends tomorrow. passengers will spend at least 10 minutes floating in zero gravity. if i had a spare $4.5 million. ainsley: you'd do it. brian would do it. steve: but that's the bid right now. i bet the final bid is 10 or $20 million. brian: here is the genius. if the owner of the space ship goes up there and comes back, he's going to make that money back right away because all of the other billionaires will go it's good enough for jeff bezos and everybody else then i'll likely survive. steve: but richard branson is trying to beat him to space. brian: right. could actually. up next, i'm not finished, vice president harris snaps at a news anchor for asking when she will visit the southern border! geraldo rivera promises to react ainsley: it's the all-american summer concert series and walker haze is going to perform his brand new music, coming up. ♪ ♪

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>> do you have plans to visit the border? >> um, not today. [laughter] >> we've been to the border. you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe i mean, i don't -- i've said i'm going to go to the border. >> when are you going to the border, vice president? >> the administration has asked -- i'm not finished. i've said i'm going to the border. steve: okay, vice president harris still has noah nounsed plan when she's going to be visiting the border, although she's given all of those crazy answers 78 days after being tapped by the vice president to

handle the ongoing crisis. joining us right now with reaction fox correspondent at-large geraldo rivera joins us from cleveland. geraldo: hi, steve. steve: it's starting to get to her she snapped at that uni vision anchor yesterday. geraldo: well i think that this is a catastrophic debut in foreign affairs for the vice president. the vice president is a historic figure, i think she's an enormously impressive person, crime fighting d. a. in san francisco, attorney general of california, united states senator, and then now, vice president, so she gets to tapped to take care of the border and what does she do? someone came up with this idea that she will examine the root causes. i've got the root causes, the governments there are inept and corrupt. there is the root cause and what are you doing about the border? she decided not to go to the border at exactly the time when the drone technology and our cameras are so highly-evolved that for the first time in history, we can see exactly in

realtime how this crisis on the border is unfolding, and for the vice president to deny it, and then when asked about it , to be so defensive, and then she hasen she gets nervous, apparently, that really undermines her gravitas, her experience, and really, portrays her as inept as the government, she's going down to central america to monitor. steve: well geraldo i've heard people at the white house, the white house does not want her to go because the optics are so bad. she goes down to the border and 50 people come across from mexico to where she's standing in del rio or wherever, that's a terrible message, and so i think she's starting to snap because she feels, you know, if i go down there, i can charm the migrants, i can charm the press and make it okay. i've been to the border before. i should be able to go, but the white house is her boss, and is saying you're not going to go until we figure out what to do

with these migrant, these child detention centers, which still,. geraldo: well that is absolutev. i go back to the point that with the drone technology, with our eyes on the border in realtime, we know exactly how many people are coming across every half hour, every hour. it is impossible to deny, so if her intention and not going to the border was not to bring the eyes of the american people to this very unsavory situation, then she has failed, because now , when she speaks, they run in the other side of the screen just as we're doing right now, pictures of what's happening at the border that she refuses to visit. so i think it really is very unfortunate. this is not a serious effort to bring the american people, you know, up to speed on what's happening at the border or more importantly, what's being done to stem the flow, what's being done to deal with this crisis.

you know, i think the american people are ill-served and more over, i think that the vice president really has set back her own evolution into the american consciousness as an able national leader. right now she seems defensive. she's the subject of criticism from left and right. she seems clueless and i don't think there's a direction now, and more importantly, where do we stand as a nation regarding our southern border. was this a bad idea to discontinue donald trump's wall? what about remain in mexico. what about the mexican government, there's so much that remains to be done and the vice president sadly, steve, is not doing it. steve: well the vice president, sadly, has had a disaster of a week and i'm sure the white house is going okay how do we fix this when we come back from europe, we're going to deal with it. geraldo thank you very much for joining us have a great weekend. geraldo: you too, buddy. steve: meanwhile we are going to go back across the hudson we're

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>> ♪ ♪ >> then it's this incredible ride! >> ♪ ♪ >> craig johnson is one of america's most renowned chora l conductors a grammy award winning musician with an ability to make many voices sound like one. >> ♪ ♪ >> you are bringing so many different voices together in a choir to create a unified voice, a unified emotion. how do you do that? >> when you can create a space where people feel safe to express from their natural gift authentically, that's when the real deepest beauty begins, i think. reporter: it's a lesson craig learned the hard way. growing up a a gay kid in a northern minnesota mining town the son of a nurse and a pastor. i was confused and pretty terrified because all of the messages certainly at that time were just a bigot no." >> reporter: when he was young,

craig went to gay conversion therapy. >> that was a real indoctrination of some kind of fundamental part of you is not right, and so that's a really brutal thing to experience. >> ♪ ♪ >> music and the stage saved his life. >> that's the one place i could be totally authentic. on the podium, i'm brave, i'm fierce, i'm strong. reporter: now through the power of his own bully pulpit, craig is on a mission to help others find their light. >> you don't need any speeches or any doctor or anything to tell that story except just listen. it's an inhabited experience of being together and i really it's an incredible way as fellow human beings. >> in 1991 craig established a choir in austin, and by 2015 the group won the grammy

for best choral performance. in 2019 craig was awarded the texas medal of the arts award. >> we want to give voice to the voices and celebrate the common human family that we are. >> sandra derby, a long time friend says one of craig's many gifts is his ability to encourage people to bring their whole selves to a performance. >> the way that singers give themselves over to the shape that he gives to a song just penetrates right to the core. reporter: today the group performs a project composed by craig called "considering math use shepherd." >> ♪ ♪ reporter: a concert honoring the life and legacy of a student beaten, tortured and left to die in a horrific anti-gay hate crime. >> sadly that story is still very relevant. that piece was kind of my coming out as a composer. >> what is your message to lgbtq who are watching this? >> find the courage to love

yourself so fully that you have something beautiful and you into echosystem to offer, please offer it to the world because the world is less if you don't. reporter: and craig has been with his partner phillip for 21 years. they had a commitment ceremony years ago and it was craig's dad , who officiated. ainsley? ainsley: wow hangs so much brian for more stories head to foxnews .com/americatogether. coming up next it is a chatty morning at the chit chat diner. pete, will, and rachel are having breakfast with friends chatting it up with them. hey, guys. will: hey, ainsley we will be chatting with diners in just a matter of moments come hang out with us here in new jersey. pete: yes meet the pulse of the people, rachel, are you enjoying it? rachel: i'm loving it this is what it's like now. i didn't know. you guys show up at a place and people find out and they come. pete: and we talk to amazing people it's the best. breakfast with friends, coming up. >> ♪ ♪

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>> [singing the national anthem ] ♪ oh, say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ >> [applause] >> ♪ o're the land of the free, and the home of the brave ♪ >> [applause] steve: well you don't see that much anymore. new york ice hockey fans unite in a touching patriotic amazing moment. ainsley: it was a sell-out crowd of 13,000 fans and they joined in, in the national anthem as

the singer decided to lower her mic at one point and let the crowd take over. brian: people were saying something went wrong with the microphone. no, this was intentional and that singer will join fox & friends weekend, according to reports to perform live, but we need confirmation that this is actually going to take place. steve: well it's confirmed in the teleprompter, and you know, the people who will be interview ing her are the fox & friends weekend co-host pete hegseth and will cain who this weekend will be officially joined by the new co-host of fox & friends weekend, rachel campos-duffy. right now, there's a chat chat diner out in hackensack, new jersey. rachel: you can't say the word without doing it. will: we will have the singer of that national anthem on the show this weekend. that show simply is despite what you see on social media, despite what you see on cable news there's a deep spring of love for this country, still in america. rachel: i was just going to say that gives you so much hope in america we deliver some not so

great news during our show sometimes, and we see something like that and you go you know what? pete: i wonder if it was spontaneous or she knew she was going to do it in the first place. rachel: we'll ask her tomorrow. pete: if you think about it she turned her mic down on purpose that's kind of what we do at these diners, turn our mic over to the people. rachel: we do so i'll come here and talk to glenn. glenn, you have owned a restaurant before, so you have a real understanding of what restaurant owners are going through. how do you think it's going and what do you think they need to do to get people back to work in these places? >> well, i think she got to stop giving out money, so people come back to work. it was hard enough for me to be in business, even with normal capacity. rachel: without a pandemic. >> without a pandemic, yes, absolutely. rachel: and a lot of people aren't coming into work. what do you think the managers and the owners of these places need to do to get them back? >> that's a tough one.

not really sure on that one, to get them back. maybe offer a little bit more money. rachel: tough in the restaurant business but it's a good idea. all right, thanks, glenn. i'll toss it over to will what you got? will: thanks, rachel. one of the most fascinating things about the past year is it has really been a moment of quite honestly awakening, for so many people how we handled covid , the election results, the nature of curriculum for our children in public schools and i was talking to frank here from new jersey and he said yes, in fact, he thinks its changed the minds or awoke en people to what life should be like in new jersey. >> well not only what it should be like but what it used to be like, and what's taken place with the covid, all of the things that you mentioned. it's wake ening, awakening people to see what's going on in the country, and they are saying why are we doing this? will: frank you were telling me

earlier that you think that might show up actually in election results, in what not always, but often has been a blue state here in new jersey. >> yeah, everybody i talk to says how is it that we keep electing these people? because there are a lot of conservative people in new jersey, and we keep electing the wrong people, and i think that folks are starting to wake up to the fact that, you know, we're going to get what we elect will: you would like to think reality sets in, all right we're going to set in and send it over to pete. way over there take it away, pete. pete: will, thank you i couldn't hear you but i'm sure it was fantastic. keith and jeanie, thank you so much for being with us, thank you for your service in the air force, over 20 years really appreciate it. you also have three kids between the two of you in law enforcement. >> that's right. pete: so thank you for all that service. we've been talking about critical race theory a little bit this morning, it's something that has you concerned. why? >> well as you mentioned for over 20 years i served in the military and i served with

people from all socio economic backgrounds from all parts of the country, all races and religions, and we had diversity training so the military itself was a diverse culture and background but we had further training to try to help but it was always with the point to educate, to bring us together, one fight to unite and then one team, one fight, and i think that so it represented, it was a microcosm of our society and i think now, the crt, this is not about education and it's not about unifying. it's about dividing us and so i don't see this as a positive and i'm worried about how this is affecting our military. pete: amen, affecting our country and if it gets into our military it's even more dangerous considering the cohesion that's needed inside units which you know all about so thank you again for all of the service in your family and for yourself as well we appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. pete: keith, jeanie, wonderful people, it's great to be here at the chit chat diner in

hackensack, new jersey. steve: we'll be watching this weekend for the premier of rachel on fox & friends. ainsley: that right let's check in with senior meet rolfe meet rolfe o gist janice dean, she has the fox weather forecast, hey, j. d. >> janice: good morning there is the agility going on right now, the agility course. it's live, it's happening, the dogs are competing, so that's pretty exciting the forecast this weekend for the westminster dog show is really perfect. temperatures are going to be in the 70s, relatively dry, sunday we could see the potential for a little bit of rain, but otherwise, i mean, this is the only second time that the dog show, the westminster dog show has been outside, and they brought it to terry town this year, for the rest of the forecast, this weekend, cool across the northeast and i just want to introduce you to these two sweet dogs what's this monday's name? >> chip and aaron. >> janice: they are competing

in the agility? >> yes. >> janice: oh, my gosh congratulations are you excited? >> thank you, very excited. >> janice: i'll watch you both competing how are you feeling? >> so-so. he's ready to go. >> janice: back to you steve, ainsley, brian. steve: that would have been a headline if the dog actually would have started talking when she put the mic there. brian: right. and just remember if you have a dog, agility matters. right? steve: absolutely. brian: get broom sticks put them in the backyard and drill that puppy. steve: okay, watch the dog show this weekend, on fox and fox sports and the fox sports app. brian: up next the all-american summer concert series is back with a performance from country music star walker hayes but first -- ainsley: let's check in with dana perino for what's coming up dana: hold on. did you say you have walker hayes? steve: yes, coming up. dana: oh, my gosh. ainsley: she's great. dana: i love all of his songs thank you so much i'll be watching that and the dog show and my husband is watching

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[ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪

ainsley: if you love his songs, you broke up with me, that's actually my favorite of his songs and 90s country, now our next guest, channeled his 2020 energy into his latest ep. steve: country music singer and songwriter walker hayes six- track project called country stuff is out now. brian: walker hayes welcome. >> hey guys, good morning. ainsley: good morning. steve: so what's the last year been like for you? >> a lot of sitting in this room, and it's really just being with my family, more than i ever have. ainsley: walker earlier in the show brian said he can

really relate to the song you're going to sing today. brian: because i like shooting ducks and bucks and i like mud tires on my trucks, this is like country! what inspired you? everything that's around you? >> yeah, you know, when my wife and i met when we were 17 and her father kind of had that country life, and started singing in the woods and began hunting and stuff like that. its always been a nice place for us to retreat with my kids, so this past year, i had more time to go down there, and so that's where it is. steve: you are our feature performer today on our all-american summer concert series, so we heard brian do the lyrics a little while ago, so now, ladies and gentlemen, here he is doing country stuff,

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>> dana: good morning. president biden as expected. meanwhile, back at home, the president's party breaking out in a civil war. ilhan omar comparing the u.s. and israel to terrorists. good morning everybody. i am bill hemmer. >> dana: this is