we love, our country, churches, homes, children and american life. we will never let the other side destroyed this.e so, enjoy these last days of summer and spent times with your family and friends, take akids road trip and tell your friends about the great country we have appeared in september, the greau phase of the populist movement will begin. that is it for us tonight and i will see you after labor day, good night. ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, we are awaiting the release of redacted affidavit the justice department used to green light its raid on former president trump. but how much will the american people really begin to see? >> what is contained inside the affidavit? i don't think we will see that probable cause because it is a problem with the justice department. speak with the judge has a rubber stamp and the proposed reductions because this judge has the same incentive of the justice department filmic

justice department to cover their tracks. >> you will find out at noon and you are watching "fox & friends first" friday morning and i'm todd piro. >> ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus a deadline to explain its request for a special master to review the documents taken from the former president's home, brooke singman has all the breaking news, good morning, brooke. >> hey, good morning, guys we can expect more inside a former rate of former president trump's mar-a-lago home. to unseal the redacted affidavit to the public today. the judge stating in part, "he finds the government has met its burden of showing the proposed reductions are newer filmic narrowly tailored with it intege ongoing investigation and are the least onerous alternative to seal the entire affidavit in. they have fought to keep the document under seal claiming a compromise of the investigation pure the former president

slamming the justice department for playing political games saying, "the radical left democrat prosecutors illegally to circumvent purely political gains of presidential records act and absolutely nothing wrong. illegally rated my home and took things that should not have been to compare the fbi seized at least 20 boxes of items including 11 sets of classified documents and trounce passports. the biden white house still claiming it was in the dark about the raid despite president biden waving the former president's executive privilege. speak with the president was not briefed. no one at the white house was briefed. we are not briefed on investigation. we did not know about that. we learned about that from your reporting. >> trump responding, joe biden said he knew nothing about the breaking of mar-a-lago or greatest political attack in the history of the u.s. does anybody really believe this? the public now patiently awaiting to see what the unskilled affidavit will reveal

about the biden administration's role in the raid and how the justice department justified the search. but meanwhile facing a deadline to refine illegal arguments and the request for a special master to review the evidence gathered in search of mar-a-lago. guys, a judge said the attorneys say what trump is asking for in the motion, ashley, todd appearance but former fbi special agent jonathan t gilliam. great to have you always. will we learn anything useful today in this affidavit that quite frankly will be sharp? >> i hope you have seat belts so you can buckle because this is the truth. first of all, i don't think you will see anything from the doj that the doj doesn't want you to see who paint a picture of the doj doing something that was justified in their eyes. i think in the period of time that has been since the raid occurred, you have seen talking heads that we know are part of the democrat party, which the

doj is highly left us. so, those people have been going out and planting the seeds for what is going to occur. and this is a repeating cycle of behavior that the fbi and the doj has put forth every single time they deal with donald trump and in the issue, whether they made it up or create a false evidence or in this case took out a warrant and carried out a raid on mar-a-lago. every single time they follow the same precedents and behavior. >> ashley: jonathan, if the doj found something that they thought should be brought to light, don't you think we would have heard about it by now? >> i think so. let's look at the facts that we know. we know and nobody has talked about this, that mar-a-lago was used by the president as his alternate residence from the

white house. like every other president that has been in recent history, that means that mar-a-lago was ra rad or top-secret or information that needs a security clearance. if that is the case and the fbi went there before, if there was anything that they knew that was top-secret sei or highly desirable for foreign entities to get, it is secured in that location but the other thing we need to look at is the fact that if information is walking out ts/sci and now discovering it, that says tremendous amount about failures and document control in this government. so, i don't think there was an emergency situation based on what we have seen in the context that they had before with trump and his lawyers. so, if that is the case, the way this warrant went down was not warranted and should not have gone down like that.

>> todd: do you trust this judge to make sure these reductions are "narrowly tailored as possible?" do you think he will follow that standard? >> i don't trust anybody in the justice system when it comes to dealing with trump. i think what we can see is we look at bill barr, for instance, telling the american people that he is tired of hearing that they don't trust the doj and the fbi. let me tell you something. if i had done what they did in the russian collusion fake evidence scandal, not only would i have probably been charged for criminal action if i hadn't have been, i would not have been able to go in front of a jury or judge again in my career as an fbi agent would be over. but when we look how trump has handled and how these cases are handled with trump, you can't

trust anyone or the information that comes out. i don't have a squad is still together that handled before the russian collusion, how they were involved with this. none of that should be happening. and it is a clear show of political force that is repeating, even mark zuckerberg said he sees patterns of the way that the fbi deals with him and information that he has told the sensor. so these patterns are there. >> ashley: jonathan, we walked to get to that now. to your first point, hopefully we get some answers that we need later today, but i think a lot of people think it will be a big nothing burger with -- we will see though. mark zuckerberg made a shocking indication about the fbi this week. take a listen. >> there was a lot of attention on twitter during the election because of the hunter biden laptop story. so, you guys since her that as

well? speak with the fbi basically came to us and some folks on the team, okay, just so you know, you should be on high alert. the thought there was a lot of russian propaganda in the 2016 election. we have, and i noticed basically there is about to be some kind of thump of that is similar to that so be vigilant. >> ashley: jonathan, do you think the fbi purposely sensor this hunter biden laptop by going to facebook? because they had this laptop and knew about it in 2019. >> right. it is the same thing with anthony weiner laptop here these laptops mysteriously vanished and the information that was contained on them is never really known. i think what we see here that this admission from mark zuckerberg is at the fbi is playing roles in the democratic party's push forward for power. i think this is clear because i

don't see anywhere else when i was in the fbi that we would approach a private company and say, "hey, we think this will go down and this is the way you should behave." i think what was happening there is that they were literally asking facebook just like they did with other social media companies to do the bidding of the united states government to censor people. and that is a first amendment violation because when they do that and they agreed to it, they are acting as agents of the united states government. and that is what occurred. >> todd: here is what facebook is telling fox news, "we didn't walk "the new york post" story. we temporarily reduce distribution to give fact-checking partners time to review it." regardless of how they spin it, this was election interference. can the american people trust the fbi going forward to not interfere in future elections

mainly the big one that is coming up in november? >> no. and i tell you all the evidence that you need to know is that every time there is an election, some great, mysterious tragedy or crime or legend crime occurs that has to do with trump. trump is not running for anything right now. but the fact is the democrats will do whatever they can to mess with an election. as we see members of the doj and the fbi are intimately involved in these things because they consistently take part in this entire pattern of behavior. for other fbi agents to come on any network and say that the fbi is just told what to do by the doj, i think all we have to say is peter strzok, le lisa page ad you will see they willingly participate in all of this. >> ashley: okay, jonathan

gilliam think is much for your time and your take on these topics. we appreciate it. >> you got it, think you. >> ashley: a report from the response of federal budget president biden's plan to forgive student that will actually cost taxpayers $500 billion. >> todd: well met come up the white house with its own rough estimate a price tag. kevin corke, he is the latest spin from washington, kevin. >> the spin cycle. that is what we get information's capital. president biden's decision, guys to spend half a trillion dollars to cover the student loan cost is being tallied frankly by the white house, which is long praise but woefully short on details about who and how they will all pay for it. >> so assuming that 75% of folks who take us on the president student loan cancellation plan. and you look at the average

monetary, average cash flow on that, it is going to be about $24 billion per year. >> todd: $24 billion a year so says kj p. however, $440 to $600 billion is the projected cost of the student loan bailout over ten years and according to the committee for responsible federal budget. and no, it is not universal support on the left either. they were democrats that don't support the biden student loan pay out as you see some of the names right there including tim ryan. as for the former president donald trump, will, he quotes the student loan bailout and election enhancing money grab. "joe biden and the radical left democrats have just orchestrated another election enhancing money grab. this time to the tune of $300 billion. interest like like i predicted, it is coming right out of the pockets of working-class americans who are struggling the

most." florida governor ron desantis agrees. >> he is relying on emergency powers because of covid. it is an abuse of power. it is not constitutional. the people that should pay for it should not be the american taxpayers but the university that should be responsible. who has benefited from the absorbent tent debt? it is the university's. >> the governor making a strong point, especially when you consider the massive endowment and some of the largest and most prestigious universities. previously house speaker nancy pelosi, probably the sound bite by now if watching fox, previously she said the president simply didn't have the authority to do what he did. and it is likely that his argument, his plan will end up in court, guys. >> todd: governor desantis making the plaintiff emergency is over for title 42 why is

emergencies still here for boondoggle to colleges? i think that is a key argument in court and i think it will be overturned. kevin corke, thank you, sir. president biden unifying the country once again with once again vicious attacks against republicans while on the stump. >> republicans have made their choice to go backwards, full of anger, violence, hate, division. >> i respect conservative republicans. i don't expect these republicans that are a threat to our very democracy. >> todd: the president going further comparing trump supporter's two fascist sisk saying "what we see now is the beginning of extreme maga philosophy and it's not just trump but entire philosophy and it's like semi fascism. and to sell his agenda a growing number of agenda steering clear of the campaign trail are reluctant with further support

behind biden 2024 presidential election. here is stephen's response to president biden. >> what is fascism? reading the home of your political opponent for purely political reasons and shutting down people's lives and businesses and kicking people out of school because they won't get a vaccine? leading people at the mercy of violent criminals while weaponizing justice against political opposition? those are fascist actions. you know what else is fascist forgiving student loan illegally and going around with congress with no constitutional authority instead of asking for allow. all of those activities are fascist. >> ashley: while president biden spends more of your hard-earned money, a record number of americans are behind on their utility bills. the data shows that about 20 million people are not up to date on payments with a total of $16 billion owed in the late balances. some experts are warning of a tsunami of cutoffs as we head to the fall and winter months.

the price of electricity itself continues to rise with the average rate july of 16% since last year. that is, of course, the pain americans feeling on inflation on everyday goods like groceries. prices are up an average 8.5% in july. that is absolutely insane and very dangerous especially into the winter months and it gets super cold. >> todd: people will die. >> ashley: they absolutely will. a police in indianapolis with unanimous vote of confidence against the prosecutor and the courts. we will hear from law enforcement about why they say that justice mayer is in shambles. >> i will put a smile on your face ashley strohmier and a lot of peoples. might be the most patriotic parking lot you have ever seen. giant american flag with that group of high school seniors. if you think that is awesome, if the story behind it is even better. i will let them share with you themselves when they join us later this morning on a very

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people to the hospital. the el toro roller coaster reportedly malfunctioning to the end of the ride. six flags great adventure in new jersey was the same. multiple people complaining of back pain. one passenger told "the new york post" she might have chipped a tooth. el toro is one of the fastest and tallest roller coasters in the world that features that come in nearly 180-foot drop topping out at 70 miles an hour. that coaster is closed for inspection. speaking of rough rides, pulp close to getting the boot from california law enforcement association after using it to h. the foundation is revoking his membership effective immediately following his arrest and conviction. officials telling fox digital in part, "the presentation of credentials to law enforcement made it appear he was presenting preferential treatment, which violates the terms and conditions he agreed to on his membership application. house speaker pelosi's husband

leading guilty to his dui charge avoiding jail time but instead pay restitution and doing some community service. take a look at these, shocking new billboards popping up in liberal california cities warning residents to rethink to move to texas by the mass shooting at robb elementary school. the texas miracle died in uvvalde don't move to texas." and leaving the two red states. according to a recent study, one intent texas transplants is from california. and running for congress in the lone star state tweeting "california is running out of view holes for residents in the state and now these disgusting billboards pop up." ashley. >> ashley: indianapolis police union issuing a nearly unanimous vote of no confidence in the justice system. 98.9% say they lack in marion county's liberal

prosecutor while 96.5% say they lack confidence in the courts. the pope comes after the shooting death of 24-year-old officer. a suspect had a prior conviction for shooting in indianapolis police. indianapolis with rick snyder said the county's criminal justice process is in shambles. he joins me now. we were talking earlier and you said as far as the bail laws, they are kind of similar to what we see in new york city and l.a., which are very liberal, very loose and let people back on the streets. a revolving door appear that seems to be the situation we saw with this officer that was shot. >> yeah i'm a just another example of failed social experiment posed on the people not just in indianapolis but quite frankly major cities across the country. and that is the so-called bail reform revolving door of criminal justice, which do not work. and certainly don't look to be a

disservice to the neighborhoods. it's a challenge to light from the pit of we have seen throughout the country. and we have seen countless victims that have suffered not just the residents that we serve but also where police officers who are faithfully serving the community. >> ashley: rick how long has this been coming to a boiling point, would you say the last year or two years, how long? >> of five back-to-back back years of homicides, stabbings and other assaults. we have been warning for what was coming for the last three years. really raising a lot of red flags and trying to get the attention of our politicians in charge. so we simply strip shrugged it off. and only those record levels of violence but disproportionately impacting and marginalizing our communities, specifically within indianapolis. nearly 80% of homicide victims are fellow black neighbors. and we still hear about black

lives matter and the attempts to defund the police, abolish the police and demoralize the police. here we sit with these outcomes and the officers have said, enough is enough and rose up, this is why we stand for our fellow neighbors and they conducted these votes, and these votes occur and spoke loudly, clearly, concisely. another question is, what are the next steps? >> ashley: what are the next steps? i know it's for as would want that prosecutor out. he was appointed and outvoted in since the recall where you are. the ultimate recall would be the elections this year. so what do you foresee happening? >> we have had a lot of folks who have seen other major cities to recall their prosecutors. we don't have that available to us in indianapolis. what we have said to the voters the ultimate recall is forthcoming. that is the upcoming election. he is in a contested race was cindy carrasco with a campaign

against him. the rest on sourcing safety equals safety. and they have the opportunity for that. here is the real issue. we go into the next steps into the supreme court. the indiana governor today on the situation. this is the capital city of our state. as the capital city so goes the rest of the state. what we have said the victims deserve better and indianapolis deserves better and they officers will stand and fight for the communities we serve. we want our residents to know the officers are going nowhere. we love you pair that is why we are standing for you. we ask asked stand stand without spirit that is a ceiling method for every major city across the country. >> ashley: right because this is happening does not mean they will not go out and do their jobs. they will do their jobs. but here is indianapolis bar association response. a vote of no confidence is in a solution. we are hopeful the parties can engage in a meaningful discourse to analyze the root causes of the death of officer know with anti-attacks on other public

safety officers. so do you think the relationship is so strained that there is no going back to this or are you just hoping that he will lose in november. >> what we know is this, we saw a response from the bar association and the same associations that we try to engage and get them to come on the table to point to solutions. for three years now they and many others have refused to do so. we welcome them to the discussion. the poem is hundreds upon hundreds have died in the interim. there are solutions that are available to us. that is simply closing the revolving door of criminal justice. we watched him in time against folk step into the communities that are repeat violent offenders. that is what we are talking about here, serous repeat violent offenders getting little to no jail time and sweetheart bills from prosecutors focused on being a protester. the prosecutors focused on being a public defender. a prosecutor is more focused on

protagonist rather than doing his job. he spends more time telling us what laws he won't enforce versus the one he will. that leaves us with criminal justice according to ryan vermeer's according to justice of the law in the state of indiana. it is time for change and that. >> ashley: hopefully the voters are listening loud and clear and they can get the situation under control when the election happens. rick snyder, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. >> think you and god bless. >> ashley: we got absolutely devastating reality check about what is happening to migrant children who are handed off to human smugglers. it is worse than anything we have heard before. >> the reason i wanted everyone to hear this is because i want the american people to understand what kind of monsters these people are and what they are willing to do to children. and what the biden administration is doing by perpetuating the sport or chaos. >> ashley: we will bring in the details in a full report. >> todd: if you haven't read

the details, they will make you sick. in the meantime today, also marking one year since 13 american service members were killed in a terrorist attack at the kabul airport. we are honoring them next.

♪ ♪ >> todd: it was one year ago today when a suicide bomber took the lives of 13 u.s. service members and 170 afghan civilians in callable. it is heartbreaking reminder of president biden's chaotic botch from withdrawal from afghanistan and americans hard at work trying to evacuate allies tracked under the taliban's rule. >> ashley: the founder of human first coalition safiullah rauf spent 105 days in taliban captivity before freed finally in april. thank you for being with us this morning. you have seen these terrorist

first pan and captive, as i just said, but now they are running a country. tell us from your standpoint how you think the situation on the ground is going right now. >> thank you for having me. you know the situation on the ground continues to deteriorate every day. we saw a few months ago, the leader of al qaeda in there. al qaeda is back to full power. we killed the basically my name to the leader al qaeda hiding in different countries in the middle east. but now what we have is a country which is very friendly to al qaeda. you have seen this in the past and, once again, proven true. so, he has brought in all of his loyal deputies back to afghanistan and in parts of the eastern afghanistan. those provinces. we have seen some of the camps

be destroyed and closed down after september, 9/11. so now, they were closed but back to operational and all of those al qaeda are back and operating there. in addition, we left $90 billion worth of weapons and those weapons are in their possession right now. and giving them to anybody that they choose to partner with. and that, the reason they are doing that is the resistance, and they will take help from anybody that they can find in the region. >> todd: despite claims by the white house, the killing has done nothing to diminish al qaeda in afghanistan. is that what you are saying? >> it absolutely -- he was, if you see him from the videos, he is an old man. he has been around for a really long time. and he really wasn't in a position to, you know, command

and control al qaeda because of his high profile appeared in a move would have made, he would have been tracked by u.s. intelligence services. however, is deputies were more easily able to blend into the population and into the environment and is to operate and regroup and restart those attacks again. to the american public and the only attack is 9/11, but if we think about it, we were a impacted by al qaeda in 1992 in yemen. at the first time they attack the world trade center, 1995 they attacked our troops and killed our troops. and in 1990, the nairobi u.s. embassy was attacked and hundreds of people were killed in that attack. and they attack our warships. they were able to target us

uss cole in the g goal. major damage done to uss cole and sailors lost their life's. then 9/11. so what that's like that will continue to happen and we will see a surge impact. we have troops all over the world and u.s. citizens traveling across the world will be targeted as well. >> ashley: when you reflect back on how president biden pulled off out of afghanistan, what you think and what is the first few things that come to mind? >> absolute chaos. there was no organization to it and nobody knew what was happening. in the very first few planes that took off, 25,000 people absolutely not eligible to enter the united states, first of all. the reason that happened is because people basically ran

over the airport, and there were 25,000 people on the tarmac standing. and the u.s. military decided that they couldn't do anything else with it. so, they started filling up c-7 and see-17s and started taking them off of the tarmac, you know basically bringing them into all the different bases and eventually they ended up in the united states. so those are not the people that actively supported us there. they are not the allies that we should be supporting. most importantly, you know, august 31st, once we completely pulled out the department put out a public statement that anybody should use any means at their disposal to make their way to a country that has the u.s. embassy so they can be processed there. but they have failed on that promise completely. a year later we find thousands and thousands of gun stranded across the world in different countries that were brought at

times by the u.s. military, the u.s. embassy. we see people in the uae stuck here in a prison situation and camps. we have people in iran, people in turkey, people in uganda, people in, you know, all across africa and tunisia. in a country that you could possibly -- we have people in ghana and people in brazil. mexico. so all of those people are stranded. it is one thing to say, echo, we cannot effectuate people from afghanistan. but it is another thing to fail miserably and even effectuating those people who are outside of afghanistan and have all their paperwork in order. it would be very easy for the justice department to kick them out. >> ashley: safiullah, thank you for being with us this morning and all of this information you gave us on this number we really appreciate it.

>> thank you so much. >> ashley: no problem here at homeland security getting a firsthand look at biden's crisis and del rio, texas. >> todd: border states blend and the biden white house lawlessness at the border putting kids in ha harms ways. marianne rafferty reports from los angeles. >> good morning, todd and ashley. as the daily illegal migrants, secretary alejandro mayorkas and equal paths text size after blasted greg abbott with san antonio express news and essentially blaming him for taking border security in his own hands by enlisting help from texas department of public safety and national guard soldiers. alejandra mayo chris sank when we work with dps and in coordination with dps they were providing assistance to us and working in a do not collaborate with us, it can actually wreak havoc. governor abbott placing the blame on the biden administration and policies that

invite illegal crossings. >> the only reason why we have all these people coming across the border is because the president biden's open border policies. we have the sense of lawlessness in part because they have embedded the rule of law and only sanctuary city status but defund the police attitude. we see that interestingly. >> some of the lawlessness involves human trafficking, human smugglers on a dark and disturbing atrocities being carried out on innocent kids. >> in most cases -- that is the reason. sometimes they will reveal drugs so they can take them to the border. >> what about people who want to buy a child because they are a sexual predator? >> i have heard some people in some places have very specific things that they like. >> in many cases they have the children there and they have a purpose but the only purpose they will serve, but yeah, they

will just keep them there and they will not be free ever again. >> and well del rio, kept his distance not talking to the media as concerns and the response to the border crisis continue to mount. ashley, todd appearance be dude tough stuff to hear that there my marianne rafferty for a spirit and the border is the biggest national security america is facing right now, li. speak with the approach to the border is unethical, it is unmoral and also deeply cynical as a matter of politics. they could try to change the incentive structure for illegal crossings. they could try to limit the lawlessness as best as they can to give additional border resources. but biden has gotten rid of the remaining mexico policy. they tried to and interior enforcement because fundamentally they don't want the situation to change when it comes to illegal crossings and as a result, this continues.

this should be the biggest national security emergency united states faces. >> new york city's affair with a crisis emergency with 14 hotels with the influx of migrants bust from texas after refilling the shelter system is maxed out. in the meantime texas governor greg abbott's offices escalating war of words with mayor eric adams over bracelets placed on migrants to the big apple. a spokesperson tells fox news, "mayor adams and administration needs to stop with basic lies and protocol for voluntary protocol for the emergency management and the bracelets contain migrants information as well as voluntary consent waivers that were signed by migrants as they board the buses. in total, ten migrant buses have arrived in new york city from texas over the last two days. >> ashley: and aoc backed congressional candidate just

said out loud celebrating her primary win. >> we really prove that socialism wins. we are not going anywhere. until we see a socialistic across the city. >> ashley: oh, boy we will talk to lara trump about the lefts takeover plans. >> todd: that might be the most disturbing thing you will hear today. this will be the most patriotic thing you have ever seen. an american pained by high school seniors and if you think it is the story behind it even better, and share with you when they join us coming up. my friends, i come to you today on behalf of the jewish people in ukraine whose lives have been completely destroyed. family and loved ones brutally killed. the international fellowship of christians and jews

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"what is kathy hochul afraid of? "voters to make an informed decision about the future of the state. lee zeldin to debate kathy hochul so far he has asked five times so far. >> ashley: in favor of a plan for a total ban of the sale of new gasoline powered cars by 2035. starting in 2026, only 35% of all new vehicles sold can run on fossil fuels. that would increase each year. the measure as part of a broader progressive claimant plan announced by governor gavin newsom in 2020. improving popular and progressive parts of the company. washington state governor jay inslee announcing his intent to follow california's electrical veal push. this is a milestone in the climate fight. in washington said a goal for all new car sales to be zero emissions by 2030 we are ready to adopt california's policy by

the end of the year. washington state senate said the electrical vehicle push is completely excited. listen. >> you think about the transportation, our agriculture and all of that, you know, in the inflation reduction bill, there is actually a tax on natural gas with a natural gas will be going up this winter. i think we need to be calling these cars natural gas cars. we got to get her energy somewhere. we need all of the above and we need to ensure families in the state don't get their lights turned out. speak with the state will take public comments on the electrical vehicle push starting september 7th. you know, todd, they say taking public opinion and the liberal states, i can see why they like it and they have always liked it anything since electric cars became the topic of discussion, which it makes you wonder, are people going to drive across state lines to get

a nonelectric car? will that be revenue for the other states? will it hurt those states in the economy because people are actually going to abide by this? also, how many of the dead electric cars, i always wondered that. i mean, it will happen, right? >> todd: in response to your first question, they may create laws that say you can't buy a car and register it in california, say for example a gas pedal car. as to what will happen to the electric vehicles, we have shown time and time again the batteries don't break down great but the biggest question that nobody in the environmental climate green new deal has ever seemed to ask, how do we make the electricity? electricity is made from coal. coal with respect to the folks in west virginia, i understand it is important down there and nothing against you but let's face it, coal does not run as

clean as other thing don't make things necessarily. so, if you think you're electricity all of a sudden will make the environment perfect, if they wanted to be perfect, but they did was no clear. but then renew deal, oh, no we can't have nuclear, can't do that. so they put everybody in this horrible position and all that will happen is you destroyed the gas industry -- for things beyond gasoline. and you will create a hazardous situation where we need all of this equipment and it comes from china. >> ashley: great, can't wait. >> todd: a happy day. >> ashley: i didn't see new york on the list. i know we were talking about washington. you know what is on. >> todd: connecticut, new jersey, illinoi s will be here anytime soon. all right, are you ready for this? take a look at something that i want to talk a little bit more about ashley strohmier -- >> ashley: have a question. >> todd: fire away. >> ashley: would you ever buy -- >> todd: i would up a little bit cheaper but right now i have

kids under two so i can't spend $70,000 but speaking of kids, take a look at this here this is all some of the most patriotic parking spot with seniors and about a recently turning their reserve parking spots in two displays of the american flag. those five teams, join me now. let's get into it. why did you do this? >> so, i decided to do this because i come from a military family. and so i wanted to show them how much i loved it and represent it in something you can literally see. and a parking spot that we see everyday. >> todd: rusty, how long do did it take to do this? >> it was like three or four days.

>> todd: wow, that is a lot of time especially to the end of the year. you have to worry about prepping for stuff. what has been the reaction so far? >> well, i would say the hotel and likes it. there is a lot of people that say they want to get those nexts next year. >> todd: that is interesting. bowling this thing is something your town goes for if this thing grows and grows and grows. from space and point. trevor, how important is patriotism on display at a time, quite frankly, love of country is being attacked throughout our nation? >> well, i just love my country. i want to serve the military someday. and i just thought this was the way to do it, you know?

>> todd: whoever did english to english translation for trevor, i appreciate that. joey, bossman, as i will call you when i'm sure everybody calls you boss, why do young people have the same sense of patriotism as you guys? >> why do more young people, joey, have the same sense of patriotism as a you guys? >> i think it's just that they don't really get the same perspective of seeing all the people who go and sacrifice to make this country the best that it can be. >> todd: you got it. let's go down the line. what is next for you guys. marcus, let's begin with you. >> so i'm currently applying to the coast guard and the air force academy. and i got my application. so i'm just looking for recommendation. and so, hopefully, i get in and

can serve my country for the next 30 plus years. >> todd: that is freaking awesome, marcus. rusty, that is awesome, no stories about it. what is next for you, rusty? >> i'm looking to get into a trade school for welding. >> todd: welding. you will make a ton of money because there's not a lot of boulders right now. ethan, what is next for you? >> back in high school want to go to to a mission through my church and am working on my private pilot's license after this. >> todd: you guys are crushing it so far, pilots, mission, joining their arm surface and then there's trevor. the pressure is on you, what are you doing? >> i'm just like ethan and i will go on a mission. i will go to college and didn't go to dental school to be a dentist. i want to get into the military. >> todd: boss, take us home. >> all right, i'm also planning

a two-year mission, but after that my plan on going to college for an engineering degree. i'm going into robotics. >> todd: you do a lot of stories about what is wrong with america and the youth. this story, what is right. marcus, rusty, ethan, joey, thank you for doing this. best of luck into future endeavors. fox & friends at 4:00 in's and fox & friends at five 5:00 begins. every ducted version of the trump rate of the affidavit public by noon today but the big question still remains. how much will the government actually allow you the american people to see? you are watching a brand-new hour of "fox & friends first" on a friday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: ashley strohmier in for correlation because. trump's legal team to explain their legal basis for a special master to oversee the case as the former