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america. two hundred and forty six birthday. we have so w many wonderful stories to bring to you tonight to display the very best ofal our country. we talked to folks from all across the usa about being an american and what july 4th means. that's right. t i take a trip downo to nashville and sit down with a country artist and very special guest that will include an exclusive live musical performance tonight that you do not want to miss y. and i will take you to new haven, connecticut for a festive independence day celebration. we will hear fromwe americans on the streets of new york tonight at the site of the macy's fireworks show. and get this later tell failure. he's going to joinmy us .. you know, it will be a good time and this is special. we're going to go to and i'm ready foret from washington, d.. for the breathtaking parade there. and i go back to my stomping grounds and you're not with my unit, which i can't wait for you guys to see. and of course, there will bee a lot of fireworks fromio our nation's capital tonight. wensns will salute the red, whie and blue are freedom and all

that we love aboute this country. but before we begin, we do want to take a moment to t send our thoughts and prayers to highland park, illinois. pa celebration of our great a suspect opened fire on their july 4th parade. six people have lost theirer lives. twenty four others are recovering from their injuriesin . we know now that the 22 year old gunman was taken intoan custody within the last hour after a short police pursuit. o thankfully, we are one step let's take a moment let's take a moment t to be grateful for what we have and hold our loved ones close.he tonight is the night to set aside our differences and find unity in our patriotism and unity and our patriotism. i absolutely love that . you know, lawrence, every time you hear about something like this happening, it's a shock. it's horrific. and then you start to see the images of the victimshe in their beautiful faces and it just becomes an absolute gut punch because they were doing w

the right thing. they were celebratinght our country. co they woke up excited to celebrate with their families t and make a memory, a lasting memory and something like this happens, you just have to wonder where does that leave us ? the celebration will go on . we will not honor the shooter here .nt i think it's important to honors the victims as well as to talk about all those images that we're getting, the fantastic stories that we got when evil was there.e there were people within the crowd that made makeshift tourniquetsow until lawle enforcement were able bare to rescue the people and give them to the hospitalhe. as a result of that , we havesa innocent lives that were saved as a result ofve. o but we also have to remember that the gunman wanted to distracttrac from this day. he wanted the celebrations to w stop. that we remembered today. that's why we will say his name. we won't continuepu to put his image out there. we will celebrate this great country. we will celebrate the innocence th and remember their remarkable lives here today. but we alsoivbu continue to

celebrate our service members as well as all the great i stories that make america great. i think that's important tonight . n' h not to let him get thebu glory, but the show must go on g while still honoring thoseat victims that we lost . that's that same bravery that really brave people always show their true colors or in times of terror and tragedy. kelly , what are your thoughts right now ifed you -- you know, i went to a fourth of july celebration yesterday in new haven, connecticut. as i mentioned,terdew and i sawe families coming out with theirom picnic basket and screaming atdy 5:00 p.m. you know, they're ready for fireworks. they're getting their hours early. and you just sawrs the joyis on their faces. many you know, it's their one of their few days off from work and ii just imagine this parade. highland park, illinois,ll your streaming in and then mayhem ensues. and one mom said shee was ue there with her son . this happened. shehen hears the gunshots. she tried to break into a local store. she couldn't get into the local store. so she found l an alley when there was a break in the shooting, ran to the alley, put her son in a dumpster to

protect him and walked past bodies. you i know that this is hard to hear, but this was the reality on fourth of july for these people. but to your point, lawrence,l we're going to remember these victims is white americanoe heroes who showed up in thats home. absolutely. and you know, one of the unfortunate things that happens, joey, after y. a tragedy like this is it tendse to divide us even more than ite does unite us . you know, politicians go to politicians, things we're not politicians, so we're not going. to do those things. of terrorism, plain and simple. and terrorists try to use evil and hurt people to distract us and to stopus us from from celebrating what is important to us . so it's not a show. much goes on . >> o it is a this country will o on and we're going to celebrate it. absolutely. >> wand staying with the theme f unity and politics, some of the moments that stick out the most to me when you think about the recent history of our country, our moments of unity, when the left and thehe right come together, one of

the things that sticks out the most. do you remember when m nancy pelosi and paul ryan came together after the congressional baseball game? shooting? i think that those moments really speak to peoplee becausea they're good, they'rend unexpected and they're also decent. they got. most americans are somewhere in the middle. they're not tooey far to the let or not too far to the right.ht and we. do like seeing those moments of unity that we're going to be talkingg about all these fantastic stories ofutmi great americans coming up.let'sk let's talk about some ofom our heroes, our great americans that we celebrate. joey, who is your favorite hero ? yes,s, i want to say about brigadier general james stewart or some of you might know after jimmy stewart, this is a man that served in world war two. he served in vietnamd . he lost his son in vietnam. son he served in the united states armyviet, in air corps for i thk almost 40 years, almost 50 years. i can't remember the number off top of my head. what's so amazing? his real quick story is that jimmy stewart was too skinny to

so he went to the studio weight lifter at his job fornd moviesht and said, hey, i need to gainhe weight for a role. got g 20 poundsst on insteadea f going to the movie, he went to the recruiter's office with world war two. we need those people back and we need them in hollywood. we need them everywhere.e and those ared the kind of people we want to celebrate. a lifelong republican, too, and a friend of ronaldnd reagan. so who's your favorite americanb ? i've got to go with billy graham and i say that ,lly you know, i called him he advised every pastor going back to world war two. and what comes to mind is george w. bush. he said this about billy g graham. billy graham has beenraee george bush rather. m billy graham has been an inspiration in my life. it's my firm belief that nont one can be president withoutun understanding the power of prayer, without faith in billy o graham helped me understand that you can't overestimate what this manre has done foror history. faith is the h steady thread that runs through the history is at the center of it.t. we'll go next .ck multilabel.

our hero is frederick douglass tattooed on the right side of my arm. so often people want to air their grievances on the fourth of july. the 4th o and frederick douglass famously gaveas g a speech what , the foh of july being to the and talked about how he lovedd the country. but t he also wanted the country to live up tois value system, which is often what we hear today. often people just want to criticize, say america's, that america is not that there t are evil people. there are people that do not live up to its founding documents. we talked about earlier in the show we had a bad american that homen innocent americans. after we celebrate the good of america, we want america toin live up to its founding documents. but we love but this country. that's what we're going to be celebrating all night today. and kalighat specialist, somebody named ronald reagan. well, yeah. yeah, definitely conservative legend, the great communicator, somebody who stood for family values, states rights, deregulation, lower taxes, a

and it really does feel like wee are to do a duplicate time to the carter administration right now where you have somebody in the white house saying don't worry about energy foror a sweater on . so t maybe there will be a repet ofan a reagan come next presidential term. we're going to have to waito and see on that one . so my favorite american is ronald reagan, but also dolly parton. carly dolly parton because she she she's a perfect person. she's so talented. yes. yes. and going back to unity, i mean, she doesn't get political. she's just somebody that everybody can love. she is a real americanan. best thing about dolly parton if you go to dollywood, which i grew up visiting not far from me, she has the cabin she grew up in that she moved dollywoodho . showsws you that she hastt not forgotten where she cameensh from. she she does things like she has a program where she sends books to schools like so many things i do and you know what ?n't kn i don't know what politics are. no, butov i do know she loves

people and she cares about the joe biden. no one says a lot about dolly is i've met her twice. i mean, i like don imus assistant. she came to fox news. and the first time that i metxp her , i didn't even expectec her to be in so early in thebu morning. but there she was, fullt w makp . so i turned the corner and she like i almost run into her and h she goes, hey, there, girl has a girl from new jersey been called a cowgirl quite like that . and i love her . . there's also something that happens every fourth of july that we, of course, havek to talk about it and it is the nathan's hot dog eating contestn .c it is an iconic american tradition. or gross. joey chestnut won again and then something very interesting. happy. well, janice, the judges, she judges. but did you see mad hot dog eating contest? joey chestnut mouth movement with a protester in a headlock

it was it was an like an animal rights deal was reached real or the other even like a half figure for brought him over to god class. he just started stuffing hot dogs again. like you got to watch those joeys. they always got a animal rights. protesters are trying to keepev up with the climate changery doing make it like, wait, wait. we need attention to write. >> one thing about this is i can't watch it. i had it on oh i , i listen to the commenter right there. he is doing what he does. he the sixty three i believe he's the fifteenth 15% where do they go. >> can't cali's being so modest because she's so fit you would think do she doesn't thi she win the time. so joey and i hosted foxas and friends first all week last week and one morninghe he brougt donuts. th i coulde have kissed you on the cheek. well, when you wake up that early morning, go to our go. right. listen, you and i didn't get any donuts.

these were just donuts.iv they were like individual cakes. donuts would sprinkle isn't all that good. so you have donuts,ff by the wa? i don't remember the name of the place it was. it was record player. what actually check>> a memory for me.n when i was in high school i waso in an eating competitionn.. it was like, you know, just among friends. but somebody beat me. they saidi, i bet you can't eat twenty white castle burgers in an hour. and i went to get a burger are like the one like side go . that's why i didn't want to go . >> i so i go but i didn't. pi grew up in a house where we all hated my grandmother's house with my two uncles, my dad, me, i eating contest every time i had room to get a plate before everybody. so it was an eating contest every not just to get dinner believe. what do you white castle. i don't know but i love it. horrible. yes. who let's go to christinais coleman who is standing by in manhattan . christina, what are o americans out there in the big? apple tonight ? i can tell you millions of

america here in the big apple and all across the country are gathering to celebrate this great country and america's birthday. we're here along the east river where people are gathering forng the macy's fireworks show. e. you can see people piling in here. they've been showing up all evening long, some of them and blue to show their patriotic spirit. i caught up with a few of them.. here's what they had to say. do this , ben. >> i love you , beautiful. >> i love most about is the variety of people, the freedom we have and the ability to communicate and have everybody, over the country. over as people got together totheot celebrate the fourth t, many oft them gathering after watching parades on the west. here , the beach family f and friends gathered for the 13th annualri13th santa mona fourth of july parade. manye. of them cooling off at the beaches nearby as they do on the west coast.

a lot of them hanging out and just partying and enjoying all of their great time . and back here out east, got to tell you , there was the iconic nathan's hot dog eating contest. as you guys mentioned, the winner in sixty three hotgs dogs in ten minutes. 1 it was so happy with me. you guys talk about it. i don't know where all that food goes. goes. his 15th time is 15 time winning it.ng this happened just hours fore people gathered here along the east river for the macy's fireworks show shall excited because i was seeing fireworksnd just beautiful in the sky. i just think it's really i love america invitation here quite a lot anyway. and ian just love the way you al come together on occasions likeh this . >> okay, so as you can see, o just a lot off people proud of this great country showing offhe their american pride, the spirit showing off c how happy they are to celebrate

the freedoms that we have here . and again, we as you can take a look here along the east river, so many people showing out, just excited to be here. i can't wait to see the fireworks show. so many people proud and excited here in the big apple and all across the country. >> back to you. it's so good to have you here in new york city.ep great reporting about this . don't go anywhere. more of our independence dayay celebration when we return, including a trip to santa monica forlebr santa monica pie for the fourth offo july with jimmy could go to any celebrities fourth of july party , any celebrity who'su the 4th of july barbecue. would you go to nrsc snoop's fourth of july party ? thank god i'm american like

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welcome back. showed you how new york celebrateses our independence, but what about the west coast? jimmy failla, who takes on the post in los angeles. it going out t there? ng out t >> well, i got to be honest, when i saw my four best friends at fox on the same subject, atp first i thought i was being set up for an intervention on if you can confirm that we're just hanging out, that it's going fine. give me out. we're like relaxium like he's supposed to be in a cage up there. i'm 100% blazer tonight . sos this is the most colorful i've ever gotten. i'm judging the paul revere look, john , i knew i knew that was going to come is called blue had to wear n red . >> i'm not a red coat this night only we're going toon defund the fashion police. nd

weed have defunded them. i am out here in the land of seven dollars a gallon gas. and if you thinklo the prices ay high, you should meet the people. oh , my goodness. peopopit's a great town . but it's on fire. but i want you to know that the people of l.a. very passionate about the fourth of july i went to the pier is you're about to see and they were like they were into it, into it. i almosti felt underdressed and i look like i'm in an evel a knievel. was but they went in . it was great. well, jimmy , please show us some of what you are. let's take a look at your buddy. jimmy fallon is the peter . >> let's take a look. hey, hey, hey. are here at the world famousra santa monica pier celebratingra that is right. t american at the same age as joe biden. check it out.e today we're going r to ride some rides, make some friends

and we'll probably get a contact high g along the way because california. on , let's go . we're celebrating america's two hundred and forty sixthns birthday. what's w your relationship with america? are you guys in love? you're going steady or do you want to see other country?ot i'm a hundred percent disabled veteran service connected. right he is.service. this is a hero.o.s we're talking to an american hero who understands how lucky he is to live in this country,is correct? yes, sir.ry who do you trust more with d your medical advice in the year? twenty ,ede twenty . who ?? dr. fauci or dr. dre? dr. dre. dr. dre. dr. paul to dr. dre. dr. dre, by the way, of california. baby , that's what's up. if you can go to anyju celebrities fourth of july party , any celebrity who's the fourth of julyly barbecue, would you go to snoop snoop fourth of july party yo trey songz margolyes, morgan wollen, little country music action

right there.ntnt >> reporter: whatwhat is your reln with america? you love america. are you just friends?relation me personallyship. i'veve been hitchhiking across america recently so i've been talking to hitchhikingve b acros america. he's taking for the past month and a half. did people still pick you up seven dollars a gallon? i got picked up on average about it takes about an hour to get picked up, but sometimes thirty seconds, sometimes two . or do they want you to like these prices? do they want you toch chip in ?y do you have to i put out what yu only in texas have they asked me for money if you could give america anything for it'sou two hundred and fortyg six birthday. what would you give us please. n that's going to do itic from the santa monica pier. happy two four six america you girl, you . . i'm going to walk back to the hotel now. uch i probably have too much of what a town l.a. what a town .th >> you know the absolute best. doesn'tsn that outfit make me look like the lead singerr of a boy band called the wrong?

do you get that kind out the back end? i was actually i got outside a thrift store. they were rejecting , you know. hey, i'll take you there, love daughter. you are in hollywood. the only thing more american is if you had a pack of lucky,k lucky strikes roll up and iou don't know, you know, ldas that would have been a little bit more grisly. you're in the land of grazer's like don draper, like sell off and sell off on the ferris johnny..ee but it was great, johnny.l. joey it wasas great man. and god love america. god love you guys doing what you're doing tonight . like a million bucks.a million so do for somebody who wanted to defund a fashion police.. you became a fashion icon. yes. that outfit. all right. i'm sorry, brother. i love you for everything they have. down and have a good time and we'll see you when you come back to the usa. >> oh , guys , happy birthday, america. hey, man, listen, we're going to turn to our nation's capital . this is in washington, d.c. it's called marine corps barracks eighth. the intersection

of those twowo streets every yer from about memorial day to labor day. they do what they call a parade, which is a ceremony d out on this paradeec deck, whicu is the term we usedse the marine corps. and it's amazing, the silenten drill team. we sent a camera out therek. and let's take a look. >>. i'm real proud of it. good evening, ladiesoo and gentlemen, and welcome to the post of the court restarickm washington, dc. i should celebrate the professionalism and esprit importance that are hallmarks of the spirit and the beliefs we have been proud to spend to this . the first time would love for everyone's favorite part ofs the parade is the founder f platoon. they perform everything without cadence and the whole marching sequencethca is done silently.

they go through a whole storehouse of 16 hour days for a month straight and then from that hundreds of people would take about 15 or 20 people from that very taxing in the background of we also know the routine at least three to four times before we even come out and do the performance. so no mistakes are made whenever we come on the field, but very rewarding. and i want to represent r the marine corpsew. c the one of the best things you can do at brings back some memories. that's a beautiful place, but aw. and iul p they also have the mae band that trains there and that's the president's own. they're the best. i remember dancing with my daughter to frozen at the white house christmas party. they bring out so much joy

and happiness for so many people. it's really amazing. so all the ceremonial aspects of the marine corps. so the burial ceremon team, whia real big deal , the solid drill team, the marine band with their and then some of the some of the ceremonial guards from aroundf the live there or work there to include you know, we always hear about the tomb of the unknown soldier, but the burial team, each service has one of those toto go perform burials in arlington for the marines that are, you know, or whichever service. il sole when when a marine is killd in action, marines bury that person there.ne and those guys are. like they could start on the offensive on pittsburgh . and thank you to lieutenant olsen at home. she is an absolute rock star. i love how in sync all those men and women as a marching literally together and all of our military. but the marines always in unison together. you know, we have the best looking uniform. so we'd like to show it off and that's not going to denuke the branches agree. than but they know we are

blues. >> get it done. >> you can watch what we just saw for free .ch what we just and it's every week they do e this every friday night. if you can't make it out. tonight , every friday night, go to the marine corps iwo jima monument in arlington, i believe is there it's in every wednesday night eve at sunset . and they also do a a silent drill team exhibition t there. every beautiful. yeah. america everyry day, make sure you check one of those out. o and later on tonightt we'll back to our nation's capital for the last fireworks show in washington. f fd.c. so be sure to stick around. well, still ahead, joe 5%, i return to my old marine unit to recognize the unsung heroes of combat and celebratete the true meaning of serviceg this 4th of july coming up on american there and american with my brothers and my sister ,i will try to take a stand with japanese fellow and to out

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there's just about a million things that can go wrong when you talk about this job being . why is it fun? why do you enjoy it? well, one , you get to blow things up to. it's everything. everything's a thinking problem. a threat analysis. so it's like somebody who likes doing puzzles. what'smeikes doing going on in e right now? you see it on the news guidedom missile in somebody's living room. m.. so that's that's pure u.d. work, right? work. movie top gun just came out. came the second one , maverick. and i've always told people the one thing about the first movie i liked was the volleyball theme and the reason why everybody sees that scene and all they see are good looking men with their shirts off. but they don't see is a community doing something that is not work-related butt' is very much important to doing a job and being a team. i mean, the whole movie, both

of them movies are about people learning to work well together really is what it is you have what's the culture of that ? people who maybe have watched top gun can understand the volleyball pitca is critical to building camaraderie. it's guys yello b and screaming and hollering at each other. sure, slain friendly insults back and forth to get them off their game. so you build the community on any field that you play on and that volleyball is just a way to release steam. >> would w you call yourself a her? no, not by any stretch of the imagination. would you call him one ? the he wouldn't like that . wouldd you call yourself a heroe negative, would you call him one ? what he allowed us to do in the. i would say this is a family. wed really are linked in . we're very closely, i think because of the things that we deal with, the things that we've dealt with in the past . familieses are tight, marines ae tight, and it's a truly is a community made a pretty

intelligent and special people . what are some of the otherer things this building will not take a look at today that kind m of memorialized the sacrifice and the guys that we all k knew that in our lives anymore ? i definitely say the rose r garden.. we have a rose for everybody. we've lost and eod in a essentially a break or a plaque with it. s it does tell a story. what it doesn't do is it t doesn't tell the story ofhe our injured marines. the ones that gavehe the ultimate sacrifice, understanding that like if we g t to place a rose for every marine that suffered some type of physical or mental injury of the war, there wouldn't be enough space in the rose garden. a oh , got me a little bit. those two men, even now b they have all the bald headed guy drew with the mustache that wasit my boss. he wasas just just becoming an officer. and the other guyecom that did my post last, he picked my pieces up offff u the battlefield and that's how well i know those t two mene they also n trained me as the

new guy going intoogu war . real quick on the volleyball court.he v so you sawol that volleyball court that wasleybal brandd new building when we deployed w in 2010, we left frome a building that was a condemned maintenance bay that wasn't supposed to be used for w the last thirty years. that's what we worked. e they built that building while we were gone and they moved them back into it. and that volleyball court was a really pretty parking lot. and the first thing these, you know, detective and theyom got back from deployment was that the bricks and the hammers g that's that tells you everything you need to know about joe biden ykn. well, you know, and we got a little bit of a sense of it in your piece, but just elaborate on the camaraderie b that you feel with somebody after you serve togetherr and go through something traumatic like you did. >> the marine eod community is really specific. i you have to go into it as an e5 you have to be 21 years old .e if t you're married, you have to have a signed the letter of permission from your spouse. you can only volunteer into it. they can't tell you to do it.o you can't you have to be aig

sergeant to go into it or you're eligible to do so. you have to be in the marine corps for a while and it's because it's such a high stress jobap and what happens is there are only two hundred and eighty five a.m. now. there's still way less than a thousand. and it is a dangerous job because you can do it on a wednesday on a range on camp pendleton. it's not just combat and the way you relieve that is we were sitting in a bar that's in the unit where they worked that barnc as a memorial. but it's also functional. when i was serving and we weream war all the time, eif you cameto to work w and you turned around the corner and what we called the beer have been lit by the c commanding officer, everybody had a job to do to go getom burgers, go to the volleyball court and bring out beer. and we were going to drink beera and eat a burger and celebrate the lot that we lost for the rest of the day. nor matter what was we'll make up for it tomorrow, tomorrow night. that's the culture i left and it's a much different dit marine corps mustar have our military now, but that's what it takes to serve for y twenty years, taking these bombs apart every single day, deploying b every twelve months. the i got to be in it for a few years but they're my heroes. real quick. i'm so sorry.

i was just going to say0% you mentioned that you lost 10 percent of your unit and onene deployment underscoring this amazing sacrifice which we're only able here to celebrateri because of that .he >> i was just curious. like what what was it like reliving that moment with this one was real quick. this one was super special because they're both at the top now. and we started at the bottom kind of together with our a ranks. they're about to retire out. so it was like closing the last page of an important chapter of my book. >> wow. i'm sort off i love havinghe you back to it. i i alsof love the moment where you ask them if they thought they were a hero and then v the other person, because i know that no veteranet herod and every single one is all right after a break, helpingin veterans heal from the wounds of war through songnd. xp marineer puts his experience tou music with help from nashville's best. late and later, caleb will take us to connecticut fors an all-american fourth of july is known as god's grace.

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welcome back. you are going to love this . there is an organization called creative that'sdeate which pairs military members with incredible singers and songwriters and lao's, our american heroes, to expressa their war stories or songs.p the the goal is to help a service member heal through music. and i recently traveled to nashville to meet with second lieutenant clifford mcmahon and country music staron cameron malo. check out. >> i was raised by my singleth mother. y four i was with my four brothers and sisters. i had to takes a lot of responsibility raising my brothers and sisters and eventuallying i ended up running away when i was aboutve 13 and i ended up moving fromdtu house to house with friends. and i eventually settled in with my my girlfriend at the time, my now wife. and then when i graduated high school, you know, i went to b college, but i decided i wanted to join the marine corps and i into a boot camp about a monthad after i graduated high schoolua you know, i think that a lot ofr people in your shoes would be better or angry, but you use those challenges to motivate

you . where does that come from growing up? it wast definitely hard from?. but still, no matter what happened to me, i always felt like i could trulyly l do anything. and i really attribute that to america and the opportunities that we have. and i wanted to serve and i wanted to preserve that for anyt future generation and for my own kids. what was your combat experience like? are there any specific games that my company was likes the main effort of the battalions we got in firefights almost every day? i kind l of think about on one f my longest days that was probably 18 hours a day. p weau actually took a pause and found out that we were actually right on top of an ied that happened to not be plugged in at the time. oh , so by the grace of god , yeah, that was we gotot lucky there. butt i also think about, you know, like the best day over there. we went to a compounder knockan on their door and they invited us right in . and you know, all the men werety out in the courtyard and there was just children running around supernational wun, what o

you want the song to be about? go somewhere about no matterom where you come from, you can make it here and and then with that sense of service that comes along with it, it'ss' a beautiful storys and it could help otherer people who hear this song along the way goes going through those difficult times as well. right. well, are you ready to meet cameron ? no, i'm a little nervous, but excited. uscameron and wyatt, you're two of the best there are in country music right now. so it's sof cool of you to take some time to do this . you've just heard cliff's story and i have to turn it into a song. one of the things that ii personally thought was incredible about your story is just how you turn something bad into something positive. make sure that we absolutely encapsulate your story and your feelings, your goals and make sure that we knowl this . soso that's what we're gonna fight for today. we don't get it down. but i think maybe if we can get down to about like the familycr sacrificed my life and at

the time my wifeife is pregnant when i was deployed, i found out she was pregnant a week before i left. >> and that was really on my mind, though i was over there.ve kevin , is there anything that stood out specifically about his story that you abo wat to hit on in terms of lyrics or anything like that ? definitelyin the way that she just kept going when life has had time with you . and it's that's one thing i want to make sure that we get there. we want to make sure we see the passion and the way she stood up and keep fighting that we had this idea it would a just become the ite will because we don't t deserven to live as free in ao way that you and me will ever come close or go through half as much as the they will . you please. the trade is like camel and some these family friends we had to take you to lunch if

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specifically second lieutenant chris mcmahonon and cameron. marlow's joining us now. we wanted to keep you a little longer to talk to you because you did such an incredible job. we were all in tears over here.te well, can you tell us a little s bit about the songwriting process? i think whenfo you hearin songso on the radio, you don't really thinkk about the fact that they do start from scratch and do that from scratch. yeah, so we walked in and we didn't really know what to expect. we hadn'tex really got a chance to listen too this story. and that's what's so cool about creative is the fact that we got to like sit there and listen to a story and get to like write a song around that . and we just tried our best to encapsulate and make him happy and make sure that the story was told. you know, i know richardno creativity'sth and he was so excited when he saider that you were a guy. what makes you wantto to do this ? you're volunteering your timeu' to get paid too do it. why would you want to do. absolutely. i'm just such a big supporterr of our troops and such a big supporter of our veterans. i just want to this project

that they have with creative that'ss so cool and it's so awesome to write with veterans that it's like a new avenue for them to release some stress and stuff like that , you know, go okay, you really pull out the family element. you the idea of a pregnant wife at home waiting, you know, incapsula story. tell us a little bit about that . we're like in his story, he was telling us that in he wasg overs while his wife was home.s and that's such a terrifying thing forre her , i'm sure. so we wanted to make sure that we justat had that and we had that in song. you know, so often songwriters when you give them a song they'll make it about them, you really made it about the story. i mean, you can really sing the lyrics themselves and commentariat it just really hits home telling that story. how hard was that hit man? so we actually wrote the song the day that y'all actually saw with the whole right. and we just didn't feel like we

nailed it yet. so we had to make sure that weot got back with cliff and we took another two days to like write back with him and get the song where it needed to be so great.i thanks for joining us for a minute. that was phenomenal. you come on talk now. you're a tv star and a music star. gosh, you're iv amazing all around. thank you so much for doing what you do and bringing so much joy to so many people. to by the way, if you want to do any to create a better dog because there are so many veterans like this is a therapys for veterans. so there are so many who doat want d to experience what cliff was able to experience and hopefully you can get more veterans paired up with incredible musicians like you . thank you so much for joining barbara's on marleau. beautifully done. all right. well, we still have much more for you tonight. but first, a quick trip to new and connecticut where i caught up with folks and found out what independence dayt wh really means to them. and we learned about some of their favorite traditions. what is this all about?

this is that oh, it's allge about, you know, independence day. s our celebrating our our a freedom, all about beingat grateful for what we have. we used to come with just four of us . and now obviously you could see 20 ofs like aboutut us that will be here .. this is the highlight of our summer. we get together with friendsth h and family and we have a great time this fourth of july. you to move out to celebrate our country, beautiful country, very proud to be part of america. and i'm going to celebrate and have fun. let's toast america. we're all americans noaiai mattr what color we are, what our religion, anything, what we do for a living. weyt just all here together. t and this event that we are a family for is the biggest, ur i believe, event that yout guys have all year. tell me a little bit about it. t it's one of thoseho eventsy that everybody comes to a mustct attend event. so there'sen twenty thousand people here and wege get as many as five to eight thousand people that come up with that. that's's about 30% of the town that that's enormous. new haven, connecticut.town what a beautiful town . t i could talk all day about. the new kanon is the

quintessential new england. it's norman rockwell. as far as the way this place looks, that's why people come here . they live here and the stateer,a if they move awayck from the west, they come back . what's wrong means a lot. i think it's mostly just about being american and celebrating sort ofin, you know, all the pat fallen soldiers. i know it's more memorial day, but i think this is a big, you know, sort of remembrance of who we are. 1776 and really, you know, the united states. you from? new haven awaywh from i live in new york is going away from philly. i thinkk i. safe to say you win best outfit. i saw you from across the field and into this beautiful american flag. it's gorgeous. riat a fourth do i mean to you freedom breed of? freedom. you know, we're we're allowed to do what we've what we like to do and stand in america. and you have happiness. it's in our constitution. happy fourth of july. this was americana. raditional

i'm your typical traditional, tt albeit a little bit hyped upleca fourth of july had aboutrc ten thirty percent of the town come. i mean, ten thousand peoplete like a norman rockwelll town looks like we love hype or something like. yes, that's amazing job. hengshui all right. more to come after this .er we continue here with our independence day coverage moreso thank city all the other symptoms, jerry jones and kelly mccann. that's right. we want to say a big thank you to tunnel towers for these incredible stars and stripes here on the set of clock square just announced how the towers is expanding its mission to tackleg the veteran homelessness crisis across america. there are nearlyycr twenty thousand homeless veterans living in the u.s. and tunnel to towers ceo frank

siller are determined to do t something about now. let's listen to the sights and sounds of independence day across america.so > what are we looking forward to for all the power and all the loud barking in every part of the so-called walking because they're really like barking. they're really shiny. so many like childhood memoriesh that you rememberil going to the beach with their family and having barbecues. it's the end of a street. we're here just to havere some fun j. i pledge a allegiance to the flg of the united states as americaa and to the republic for which it stands. one nation under god , indivisible, with liberty and justice for. day through the

night that our flag was to the lightning rod. so this is what is all about americana celebrate with friendsds, family, food, barbecues, patriotism, the positive, all the positive, amazing stuff. really. it is something that we don't reflect upon enough. but you win a lottery just by being born american. think about the millions of people that were born in north korea or venezuela or saudi s arabia. and because we, by the grace ofa god , were born in this country, a country that celebrates individual freedoms and liberty, we get to live in a great country that honors freedom. not otherdo people don't get to say that it's true .s as i one of my favorite 4th of july w memories, joey, is i went to this family party .an you know, obviouslyd in florida we're always at the beach and i got to meet a veteran, a marine

,a hero.and i saw and i saw him dialog with a individual who was going into the service himself and to see someone who was about to become a service and talk to a veterann of vietnam. it a just that's what it's abou. it's why we're here is why we have independence. but you're absolutely right . d there's a solemn meaning there's also some and far worse for fun. i grew up in st. george .me we o go buy fireworks. some of my favorite memories include fireworks and people almost getting way more out of hand and hurt with them than they should. yeah, that's remsberg. us >>t i don't know. but let me just say for everybody out there, be safewo with your fireworks, but have a good time and bottle rocketsha can be a weapon. so be careful with that sound advice. you should be safe in the country, though. >> anyway, i had an incredible opportunity to visit the national navy seal museum and talk to an active dutyvy special operator physically and mentally been through so much that he was on the verge of retirement. buthi thanks to his amazing canine who is a decorated veteran in her own right, he rediscovered his heart

and mission beyond expectation and he continues to serve his country with the history that we have to concealce his identityal. you will love this heartwarming story on the bond he shares with extraordinary dog. take a look at navy seal. the deed is all not the glory. we're at the national navy seal museumum and we're going to interview one of the most decorated canine and active service members. >> let's go on active duty. so tell me about our girlfriend raptor's, belgian nalebuff and she's from fat and canine and i was a recipient of raptor to the navy seal canine project . and to give you a little back story, i had just come

back from overseas. i had a gunshot wound . i had tbi and onset of ptsd and i was headed for retirement and i was approached by phil ryan, the navy seal museumng canine project . and next thing know, i was a recipient of raptor and at t that time i was not real mogul g and mentally i wasn't real good. so every day it forced me to get up when i was here and moved with her and learned to focus again and learn and learn to move basically. and theaz project was amazing. my feeling was tremendous from that point on this incredible could see what was going on with me. she did. she actually knew my limitationsd and she is very responsive to them and she almost took me at her pace, pushed me to her pace.

it was it was unique. and because of her , you went back in. exactly. i was way ahead of schedule. they were surprised that i had recovered the way i didre and that led me back into going into service again. because when i was headed for retirement, i wasn't ready. and this started with the canine project got me back where i needed to be and where i wanted to be . the dogs could see me on the flash. i'm so we might look at a veteran and they might say, hey, man, i'm okay. that's all i'm saying now. all right.ng so with that ability, the dogs are there to to heal the operations. t the spirit behind the training is everything we do is obedience to stress. guys who drive my right.

all right. all right. drop the cpac food. must know she done five deployments and has saved many lives and has been an incredible partner during the process. she received a very high honor medal for her exceptional service in the global war on terror. ptyou're still fighting for our country because i believe in our country and the flag, the stars and stripes. i was raised to defend the nation and to protect the weak. and it doesn't matter who it is ready to fall under the flag. we will protect. wow. do you see the transition from being so currentlyit she fell

asleep on your lap . so this is going where you put the bodysuit or all bets are off. buthen the started off as just recovery for this navyvy seal and because how good she was,od he went back to serve this country. julie, i'm sure you know what these vets are goinggh through on a day trying to transition back to regular day life here . they're going back . what one of the aspects of a you know, a little bit is when your responsible for somebody else, you have to be responsible for yourself first. it's a good catalistle fi. take care of yourself and you'll get the help you need. you can help her , that kind of thing. andil eveny when you have a family, is there something different about an animalic that can't communicate fully and you feel fully responsible forat as amazing package?se you know, those are just dollars reward those jobs amount and it's not a german shepherd. some people think they are. they're, soso a little smaller m whole lot meaner. those things are programed. they need to be and they can transition to be a pet when they need to be . it's pretty, pretty impressive . they took a liking toas you . i mean, lawrence is like not

leaving your side. even i can't tell his name, but i met them a year ago at the patriot awards and immediately she rememberedd my sin and i thought he was just joking around. she remembers it and so were you a little bit nervous when you had to pick a pseudonym, have a dog bite??convince me your producers have to convince me to do when i come here ? that'swa what i was trying to we had to do some training. yeah. so i couldou putld the suit on , but i stood in that position for daddy. i bharu that suit. >> yeah.th i mean those jobs well they're trying to go for specific places, right. i meaney that's cool but but what makes these dogs so unique is that they have the ability to switch it on and be currently and be around family friends and then go into war as well.un and keep our servicemen. did you learn anything about the training process, how long it takes? d i don't want to say, oh , we've got bywords.

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they really hurt the they failed to have to keep the shoes on babies. gi ngthe and the way that they're chopped liver, he might be happy as bad news from an old cpac now put up a more long, hard year and the double wide to be paid out. till then, i'll keep running moonshine free . i don't ginko i keep all free entity. keep my fingers crossed with the bible on the table and a flag on the wall. love who they say this land is your land but that a crack with the price of gasoline

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in washington, dc to celebrate our two hundred forty six independence day, a beautiful display and check this number twice if you know that seven hundred thousand people gather to watch the fireworks in washington, d.c., kelly , i'm sure that you know that firsthand. it's enormousyou and so beautife . you saw that opening shot where you have the nationalhe the washington monument and you have the lincoln memorial reflecting pool. and that opening shot we showed we had fireworks coming on botho sides and with our nation's monuments in the background, i mean, there's no more patriotic scene att this fourth of july than that . absolutely. it'strioisis patriotism on top f patriotism, fireworks he on the fourth of july here on the national mall. i'm a big child because i the t when is the grandhe finale will be it was oh , that's what happened. >> i will update you just i want to say>> the biggest blos . i didn't know it was thousand, but i knew it was a whole lot

because i walk through them on these legs a couple of yearsh ago, maybeup five or six yearsor ago, i thought it was worth it. it was a lot of work, but itth was worth it to get down there and see those fireworks live in absolutely incredible celebrationdi. we still got more for you guys. so still ahead, we had to boston to light up the night sky and honor america'sof birthday. don't go anywhere. spanish and saturday parties. here we are at one world observatory, what i call the freedom tower spoken really represents how resilient america is . we all remember where we were on 9/11. >> i got a call from my iowa army national guard captain. i have no idea what is going on . we need to know where everyone is . i just remember the principal

announcing what was going on . all of us were just glued to the tv watching. we lost two thousand nine hundred seventy seven americans that day since 2015. we've had our climb here in one world observatory. we have climbed all over had it atlanta had charlotte your commitment to serve as a soldier or first responder has been remarkable. i started as a police officer with the city police department. i met my late husband matthew scott baxter and we proudly served together. i read this book about the marine corps and it just struck this really powerful chord with me how i was missing brotherhood and courage and selflessness in my life. i just always want to be around 9/11. i want to become a firefighter . and rob, you gave you a body for a country double amputee with a combat engineer in the marine corps on july 22nd of 2010, i lost the game of cat and mouse that i was playing with ieds and ieds found me. so many families have given a lot in service to this nation

and their communities and glad that i still have the opportunity to honor those that serve those that gave that ultimate sacrifice on august eighteen 2017, my husband was killed in the line of duty not knowing what to do and how i was going to raise these children was so heavy on my part until i was contacted by frank siller, who made a promise to me over the phone that i no longer i was no longer alone and that i had the support of tunnel to towers. you've given your legs for your country, your eyesight for your country like i'm at peace. i love where i'm a beautiful area to make this , which for a blind guy as if i didn't have the house, i would be in a different. what these houses do is it brings us closer to that starting point where everybody else starts from eufor to doing the stage play. what's going to be going

through your mind when you do this ? >> these are heroes that were able to come out and honor on this climb and i'll be thinking of them and their families. you have to live to honor their life. this is not just the climb for me. there's so many people that have sacrificed their life for our nation when i say let us do good, you actually mean it. you're not doing this to make money for yourselves or your family. you're doing this in the name of your brother. steven was the youngest of seven , but he told his older siblings and he inspired us to do good nrcc eleven dollars a month is a pretty easy thing to do. i give eleven dollars a month and i'm a recipient. we have a nation still remembers their daddy eleven dollars a is a small thing you can do to change the outcome of somebody's life on this july 4th holiday you can help support and protect those who put their lives on the line to

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we're still celebrating america . this has been just electric. such a great time being with your highlighting the very best of america. best of america. none of this is celebrating the country alone. >>e country alone. time really has been a wonderful two hours exactly like you said, to celebrate o this country. a little buggy outut here . f asidero from that , it's been i wonderful about what was your favorite part? oh , i think i'm a child because i love it. i really do.k it's just like it takes me back to the time when my family would get together. i don't care. i don't care. each other.e ti oh , we're going tome. watch the fireworks. great. there's a lot of fun.fi i willre say my daughter is supposed to make ansu appearance right now. we have this beautiful americanp and i said no, no, no offense.d and my husband said she's in a sweater and a diaper.r. sorry. like i could have made>> a little girl home.

just be happy she's got j g the sweater or the diaper, all the portal. i just want to come out of there. they have to make a faisal. we've gone from camp pendleton, california to boston. we're goingwem across the county . right, lawrence. and we've shown just how amazing the patriotic americans are in this country. there's a lot of stuff that you see on every channel, not just news of people arguing or grievance, grievance, grievance. this was celebration. nc this is being thankful that we're in a starting place. that's pretty good. i and ifif you want to make it better, let's try it. we start we win the lottery. likeke you said earlier, when we win the lottery, when we'rehe born here and we live in a place, we get to make it whatever we want it to be . hard whene want it to be . you look at all the packages and you guys just crushed the results. packouthank with the veterans and them willing to lay downgr their lives. you give their grievance, i'm sure a lot of them going to mililani attitude that a lot of they didn't like in the military, but they were becausem it wasn't about them.ut it's about the country.

it's abouty, the ideas. e' there's a reason why people all over the world are invading our borders to get into the country because this is a magnificent placeus to live. said .ficent placeus to live. and i really do think that there is so much more thate that there is so much more thate this country justt think aboutg. what everybody did this morning. we all woke up and we all had the same thought on our mind when our eyes opened. it was the fourth of july we were all going to celebrate. and i think that's a really simple but specialal and beautiful thing. yeah. you know, no,thay no, we covered these voices . i getlo a lot of attentionio that question the american flag. we're not celebrating amee' july. ebrating and i said , you know, that's such a small number of hours like what we cover to cover that it's important to cover it. ver it but they are outliers. that's what we cover tonight . that's what it's all about. and that's where the majorityca loosely listen. is front porch america still a front porch? you have a talk,he you figure it out to watch the kids play in on a night like tonight , you see some fireworks and also how that's a musical performancehe by cameron marlown

your beautiful home is a film that was so that was so those lyrics certainly was. yeah, he flipped the phrase the they will two different things and he absolutely nailed it. so we thank him for what he did day as well. we arefu so thankful that youof spend your fourth of july weekend with us. happy independence day and happy birthdayus, america. >> hello, everyone. >> happy fourth of july. i'm dana perino, along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters and jimmy failla. it'sa, five o'clock in new in yk city and this is the five happy birthday america. weme have a fun filled show ahed as we celebrate our nation'ss independence, including back by popular demand.r a fourth of july demand, ff