simple but, todd, we are not seeing it right now. that's why i think a lot of americans are concerned about the future of our country. >> right. left of center don't forget them positioning marines in uniform behind that that was also a big you know, no, no for auto lot of people. >> balking and tackling sounds like someone who played football. enjoy your weekend. fox and friends now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i like your soul, baby ♪ you got that heart made of gold, baby. ♪ gold, baby. ♪ i'm going to love you until i'm old, baby. >> steve: live, from fort hood, texas. you are looking at lee brice's stage and this morning it's actually a timeshare. he is sharing it with "fox &

friends" as we wrap up our all-american summer concert series with lee brice in attendance. i do believe as they adjust the microphones there, rachel and brian, i think 500 of the members in the military are going to be there in fort hood where my dad was actually posted back in the olden days. >> rachel: good morning. >> steve: good morning to you. >> rachel: good morning, brian. >> brian: a lot of soul talk. i like the soul baby. we have got our soul cleanse last night. >> steve: soul of america. >> brian: a lot of soul. geraldo's daughter's name is sol. >> steve: that's sol, as in the son. >> rachel: as in the sun. will cain has a lot of soul. >> brian: how do you know? >> rachel: because i work with him. he is a soulful guy. >> steve: that's a striker vehicle. >> will: steve, brian, rachel good morning. welcome to fort hood, texas. the world's largest military installation. 340 square miles home of the third corps.

when america wants to drop the hammer, they soldiers in the armored divisions from fort hood. this is an incredibly impressive place smack in the center of texas. and this is home to america's fighting force, guys. >> steve: that is great. will, did you have to wake every one of those members in the military up this morning? >> will: the only people that beat us up every morning is military's military. i showed up and they were in formation. >> brian: i wonder did lee brice is up yet or rehearsing we will see. because musicians like to go out late. they don't usually love getting up early. >> steve: that's right. >> will: i will tell you who else is up early, brian, steve, rachel. how about the mclemore boys at master built. they are ready to feed this entire base. what's up, guys? >> will, we are so proud to have team master built and the mclemore boys here to serve america's finest. we have 340 square miles of

brisket and the biggest amount of pork to serve. check this out. >> will: look at. this this is going to change your life, wivment. >> look at this. seven bone in tomahawk steak. have some of the military over here searing this baby off. john pork february der lion going? >> we have got 12 we have enough food for 500 of the military's finest. >> will: what a beautiful way to start your morning, obviously with barbecue, brisket, pork lions. who is who gets to die in first how about 34 of america's soldiers who are ready to reenlist today in the army. i have got general steven carpenter. he's with first cavalry division here and ready to conduct reenlist 34 soldiers back into commitment of the united states of america. take it away, general.

>> raise your right hand repeat after me. i state your name do solemnly swear to support, defend the constitution of the united states. >> against all enemies foreign and domestic to bear true faith and allegiance to the same. and that i will obey the orders of the president of the united states and the orders of the officers appointed over me. according to regulations and uniformed code of military justice so help me god. congratulations and thank you. >> will: all right. what a beautiful ceremony here. tell me the significance of this. we saw these 34 soldiers give the oath. tell me the significance of the oath. >> these soldiers just took an oath to support and defend the constitution of the united

states. these are the reasons that we have the freedoms and liberties we have today. i have got to tell you it's an absolute honor to defend this idea we call america, our freedoms and to do so as part of a team sworn to do the same. it's incredible privilege. >> will: carpenter is not part of team america, team army. i spent time with general carpenter yesterday he is the brigade deer general for first cavalry division here and wearing the traditional uniform for first cavalry tell me what you are hearing. >> this is the cavalry hat, cavalry set son. traditional weapon carried by cavalry man. spurs going back to mounted horseback traditions and then, of course, i have the big yellow patch of the first cavalry division. our nation's only cavalry division. >> will: will the first calvary division has 101 year history. known as america's first team world war ii we were first into manila, first into korea. korean war first pyongyang and

vietnam war first in cambodia. member of the third armor core. it's the most lethal armor core on the face of the earth and appropriately named america's hammer. >> will: thank you so much, general. >> thank you. >> will: meet some of the americans who just reenlisted in the army. soldier, introduce yourself. >> i'm sergeant meyer. >> will: sergeant meyer tell me what inspired to you reenlist in the army. >> really like my leadership. my family. a lot of it i love it here. it's pretty cool. and it's a lot of fun. >> will: how many years have you been insofar. >> i have been in the army for six years now and reenlisted for two more. >> will: some of your family is here with you. >> yes. my wife. >> will: how do you feel about your husband committing another two years to the united states of america? >> he has my complete support however long he wants to serve. >> will: it's a family commitment. that's what you also realize not one man one woman. it's a family commitment. >> introduce yourself.

>> [inaudible] >> where are you from. >> missouri. >> will: what made you decide to reenlist in the army today. >> i love the stability that the army offers. i never found another job that the army offers. >> will: you got your family with you. >> my wife kelsey and son camden. >> how old is camden. >> 4 months old. >> beautiful you have matching shirts on today. how do you feel about recommitting to the army. >> i'm happy for him and support him in whatever he wants to do. >> will: like i said a family commitment not just one man and one woman. family commitment to first cavalry like both of these gentlemen to third core to the united states army and united states of america. it really is inspiring rachel, brian and steve back to you in new york. >> steve: not just inspiring that was beautiful. >> rachel: that was wonderful. >> steve: really, really great congratulations to the 34 members who just reenlisted. will, you will with be us this morning fort hood, texas. >> rachel: congratulations to our country gets these men and

women. >> steve: that's the bonus. >> brian: so important, too. the army recruiting is off about just under 40%. and it's just almost every branch even the air force which traditionally a much easier time. still people willing to serve and that's great. one of the most dangling things happened in owe you are country exit from afghanistan and the morale that dropped and people who served. was it alworth it. 7% were questioning their service. we don't and we truly appreciate you. you guys did great. the leadership was not worthy of the war fighters. >> steve: you know, brian, to your point. if will were to ask any of those members of the military that political question, i'm sure they would all have answers. but they are not to be political on tv. and, in fact, we knew that the speech that the president gave last night in the shadow of independence hall, you know, the white house had called all the networks and said can we have half hour of television time? all the major networks said no.

so it was ignored but it was clearly a political speech. the only thing missing was a balloon drop at the end. and we had heard earlier from karine jean-pierre it was going to be uniting the country. that the current president would not use any names. he wouldn't call out donald trump. but he did. he mentioned donald trump three times and he mentioned maga 12 times. >> rachel: yeah, you know, it's interesting because people -- by the way cnn, msnbc did carry it. >> steve: they did. >> rachel: none of the other broadcast networks did. >> steve: none of the major networks. >> rachel: interesting. because of the back drop of it, like, when you do a speech, a presidential speech, there's a lot of theater that goes behind it the lighting. >> steve: optics. >> rachel: exactly. and the lighting was so bad. it seemed -- it actually in some ways matched the tone of the speech. why don't we listen to a little bit of last night this is

president biden in front of independence hall. ♪ >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. maga republicans do not respect the constitution. they do not believe in the rule of law. they do not recognize the will of the people. they refuse to accept the results of a free election. and they are working right now as i speak in state after state to give power to decide elections in america. maga forces are determined to take this country backwards. backwards to an america where there is no right to choose, no right to privacy. no right to contraception no. right to marry who you love. maga republicans look at america and see carnage and darkness and despair. they spread fear and lives. lies told for profit and power. but i see a different america.

an american with unlimited future. an america that is about to take off. i hope you see it as well. >> brian: maga republicans serve on the supreme court. that's kind of interesting. i'm sure they wanted red, white, and blue all they got was red. >> rachel: blood red. >> brian: marines in the background so inappropriate. >> steve: cnn even called them out. >> brian: he had cops there on monday in wicks bear, did they know were they taking a stand in full uniform? that's another first. other thing is maga republicans. maga republicans. is he talking about the 74 million that voted for him? maybe there was some that is going to vote for republicans regardless of hot presidential candidate was. for the most part when you talk about maga, you think about strong borders. dissociation with foreign wars. reconfiguring trade deals, cutting taxes, that's really what they stand for. what is he trying to say is it is all about january 6th. and january 6th was abhorrent,

everybody knows it. but he is saying after avoiding the president's name nor a year and a half, now he says it every chance he gets. according to the "wall street journal." it might be making progress, sadly. because it looks as they the generic poll it's down to 3 points and the democrats are back in play. we will see how it turns out. because it doesn't even bring up which, perhaps, the american people have standards when it comes to inflation and border, this stuff won't matter. here's kevin mccarthy last night. he tried to get ahead of this. >> in the past two years, joe biden has launched an assault on the soul of america. on its people, on its laws on its most sacred values. citizens are forced to making a gonizing choices. every single day just to pay the bills. you know, more than 20 million american households, that's about one in every six families have fallen behind on the

utility bills. the amount they owe has doubled since the beginning of the pandemic and winter is coming. >> steve: winter is coming. but november is coming. and quite smartly, what he was doing was he went to joe biden's hometown to talk about the issues. joe biden went to philadelphia to talk about, essentially igniting his base, which is not very interested. but, if he can make it about donald trump, that excite the democrats. and this closes the excitement gap. and that is what they are trying to do what are we 65 days out. something like that. and so what he is doing is talking about maga republicans. not all republicans were maga just like not all democrats, you know, love the squad. so, there are different factions within the republican party. focusing on the people who fall in line with donald trump. >> rachel: i would say the vast majority of republicans are probably maga republicans.

there is the smallest sliver of people who agree with liz cheney and adam kinzinger. i think really he is insulting millions of people who want to and then he said -- >> brian: the squad is extremist and maga is not extremist. january 6th is an aberration. >> steve: weighs also dividing the republican party by name. he was talking about the maga republicans and mainstream republicans for the most part. that is just if you missed what the president was talking about last night, that's a little bit of it. also, there was some guy with a mega phone that also had that siren function, and a block away he would run the siren and then i was talking to our white house correspondent, apparently he was using the bull horn to say let's go brandon and an f word that we don't generally say on the morning television show. >> brian: all right. 14 minutes after the hour. still coming up, the wait is on after a federal judge delays ruling, a ruling on trump's request for a special master. but they are leaning that way on

the fbi's raid of mar-a-lago. why the waiting game will end in due time. >> rachel: backlash for britny aldean's remarks on gender but the country star's wife is not backing down. >> we have ages on everything. we have it for military, voting, yet, for some reason people are thinking that we can let a child choose their gender so young? >> rachel: her fight for common sense and our kids up next. ♪ ♪

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by airplane according to a dps official. people in jackson, mississippi are being told to shower with their mouths shut as the city faces unprecedented shortage of safe drinking water. crews are desperately trying to make repairs to the water treatment plant following devastating flooding earlier this week. many homes, businesses, and government off offices have lite to no running water. it's forcing people to wait in hours' long lines just to be able to get clean bottled water to drink. the august jobs report will be released this morning after the 8:30 a.m. economists expect 300,000 jobs to have been added last month with the unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.5%. today's report could have a major impact on the federal reserves' next interest rate decision which comes later this month. we, of course, will bring you those numbers when they come down. the illustrious duo of serena and venus come to an end on the court. fell in the first round of the

u.s. open and what likely will be their last doubles match. serena set to retire is still set to play in the third round ever the singles draw today. raffaele nadal getting pay back against fabio after his 2015 loss to the italian tennis store. the four time champion overcame a slow start and bloodiness to clinch his third spot in the u.s. open. nadal improves to 21 and 0 grand slam matches. those were your headlines, back to you guys. >> brian: i can't wait until he plays djokovic -- oh. >> steve: that's right. it was great to see venus and serena yesterday it didn't go their way. i loved seeing team work they played doubles forever. any time they would make a point or lose a point they would come up to each other and cover their mouths just in case there were any lip readers trying to figure out their strategy apparently very effective because they have had long careers.

>> brian: they did lose. >> steve: they did lose. >> brian: another sell out had they stayed alive. $45,000 if you want to watch serena play today. unobstructed view. >> rachel: that is insane. >> brian: i would pay 25,000 to watch janice dean do the weather. >> steve: get your paycheck. >> brian: unobstructed. >> janice: always free for you brian kilmeade. >> brian: i would take an obstructed view. >> rachel: she never loses. ian january people want to know what the weather is take a look shall we? today it's a little chilly in new york. right now 64 going to get into eight. but across the country especially the west watching the heat. record-setting in some of these regions. showers and thunderstorms texas, louisiana and parts of the southeast as well. we could see some scattered thunderstorms for the midwest. daytime highs in the areas in pink. that's where we have extreme heat and we have advisories and warnings in the area. not only today but through the weekend because we have this

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britney. she posted a fun instagram post a lot of women can relate. to say show it and show you what all the controversy is about. she says i would really like to thank my parents for not changing my gender when i went through my tom girl phase. i love this girlie life. that's what the instagram video captioned there. and, you know, a lot of women can relate to that. because they were tomboys and they worry and have thought about. i have many friends who have thought about this, too. what would happen to me if i was in second, third, fourth, sixth grade. >> brian: you were a tomboy. >> rachel: i was not but i had friends who were. what would happen? would i be in a situation where my, you know, teachers or the people around me, even my parents will start to think about maybe i'm really not a girl. well, we all go through phases. >> brian: in this day and age it's a problem because now we have all these teachers trained to maybe we should stop identifying that tomboy is a

girl. maybe let them make a decision by fourth grade if they want to be a boy or girl. >> rachel: can you change your gender this whole fluid gender ideology. >> brian: clean-up is insane. >> rachel: it's insane. interestingly, you know, country music, we thought country music was very conservative, but there has been some backlash from other country music stars. >> brian: i would think so. >> steve: a lot of it. mary morris a great singer said this on twitter it's not so easy to like not be a scum bag human. sell your clippings and zip it insurrection barbie. >> rachel: mean. >> brian: a lot of them getting ripped for a day and a half. jason aldean chimed in said kind of glad, too that your mom didn't overreact to your tomboy stage it would have really been problems between us. so they both are in on this. >> rachel: right. >> steve: the origin that gram was about a week ago. last night she sat down with tucker to talk a little bit about the backlash.

here are some highlights from that interview. >> i was extremely surprised. i, you know, in saying my response i never thought that there was anything wrong with it. i'm advocating for children. i think that children should not be allowed to make these life changing decisions at such a young age. they are not mature enough. they should have parents that love them and advocate for them regardless. we have ages on everything. we have it for cigarettes. we have it for driving, military, voting. yet, for some reason people think that we can let a child choose their gender so young? it's very baffling to me. >> brian: cassidy poppy or cassandra poppy in one of those contests has been here before. relentless. kept going after her. i gave her so much credit for doubling and tripling down people say i don't want to hurt my husband's career or my own career. the heck with that i'm doing this like it or not. he is impervious. is he going to sell out everywhere he goes.

it the las vegas shooter opened up fire he was on stage. rob schneider went on stage i'm a conservative. and all his humor was way to the right. and then he was on with glenn beck and talking about that. people like now is he going to have trouble getting into movies. i think i hope people start showing some bravery in holiday or wherever they are located today and start standing up for whatever you believe. everyone is afraid of weighing in because they are not going to get any parts. >> rachel: the thing is this is a very small minority of people who think it's okay to castrate children. to say remove the breasts of teenage girls. to say give pursuant blockers to children. his rec tommorow's. it's insanity. through social media, they amplified their voices to make it seem like they're the majority, that you are insensitive. that you are transphobic. >> brian: i hope you are right. >> rachel: they are a very small minority but they have a very loud voice and i think it's really good that she stepped forward and didn't back down

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♪ >> rachel: the wait is on for documents that could shed light on the fbi's raid at mar-a-lago. a federal judge in florida delaying her ruling on former president trump's request for a special master who would review the findings seized from his home for executive privilege. we are going to bring in fox news contributor and constitutional law expert jonathan turley to break down this case. jonathan, so, the judge says we'll do this. we will release these documents or review them in due time. what does that mean for trump and why is she waiting? >> well, first of all, to appoint a special master she is going to likely want to go ahead and name the special master, that can be retired judge or

someone who has dealt with these cases in the past. so she may be just trying to get everything together. the expectation is that she will appoint a special master after indicating her intention to do so. you know, rachel, part of the problem here for the government is they adopted a position that was frankly absurd. i mean, they told the judge that the appointment of a special master would endanger national security. the judge pushed back on that for good reason. special masters appointed all the time. you can appoint a special master with a clearance. you have control of the documents. so, this is the same type of overwrought argument that the justice department used to try to blocked release of a redacted affidavit. they said they couldn't release a line of that without endanger national security. they released a lot more than that and they confirmed a lot of facts. and rome did not fall. >> rachel: exactly. in the boxes are also documents

that the president claims are attorney general are privilege. so, what can -- what happens there? i mean, he has -- they have already looked at them. isn't -- how do you unwind that, you know, process or how do you unring that bell? they have already seen the document. the fbi. >> the trump team should have filed -- the trump team should have filed this motion a day after the raid. there is no question about that. and so you won't get that cat to walk backwards. you know, they have the department of justice rushed to look at all these documents, use their tag team. they knew there was a special master could be appointed but never requested. there is still a value to a special master in this case to have an independent person looking at these documents, separating them out. i mean, what was weird in court is that the justice department is saying, you know, these are our documents. they don't even have the right to ask for a special master. and what are you talking about? i mean, these -- you admitted that you may have gathered up,

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>> steve: saying is severing bigger in texas. >> rachel: the largest active duty post in the u.s. armed forces. >> brian: somehow "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain managed to tour it all and he joins us now. will? >> welcome to fort hood, texas, brian. rachel, and steve. everything is bigger in texas. including the military installations. i think the best way to characterize what i have seen in the past 24 hours is this is america's hammer. when we want to drop the hammer on our enemy.

we call the soldiers and the armor divisions of fort hood. yesterday i got a behind the scenes look. i saw attack dogs. i saw mounted horse cavalry. take a look. >> divisions of the army the cavalry. [explosion] ♪ >> will: welcome to fort hood, home of first cavalry division. here are zeus and charlie, two of the 33 horses who make their home here at fort hood. >> will: what kind of training do these guys go through. >> we will train them up for all the stuff we do riding we do, get them comfortable with weapons and shooting. >> will: how do you get a horse comfortable around a weapon firing. >> you just do it. >> will: where once it meant

horses now it means helicopters. third armored corps, which colonel is the largest armored force in the free world. let's go take a ride. ♪ as we are looking out at this helicopter now, texas offers you all kinds of training, water. the eastern edge of the hill country is, this what you need for train, for deployment. >> it's always challenging, but the good thick about the topography on fort hood have everything. having this much space is important. we have large weapon systems, tanks, armored personnel carriers, a along with those vehicles. very, very powerful weapon systems. people who live in the area, the explosions, the loud booms you hear off in the distance. the rumbling sounds a lot like thunder. everybody knows that's just the sound of freedom going on here

at fort hood. ♪ >> will: how many dogs here do you have in fort hood. >> here in total we have 28 dogs. is he a belgium. >> will: most athletic dog on the face of the planet. there is nothing i can do in there to get away from this dog. >> no. he is coming for you. [barking] >> this is our suit. protective suit military working dogs. all you do run like you are running for your life. >> will: i'm going to tell you something. i'm a big dog guy. i love dogs. i'm nervous. [barking] >> as soon as he tells come back sir, no, get away from me and take off running. >> will: oh, boy. >> will: get away from me. get away from me. [dog squealing] ♪

[barking] >> will: i can tell you something can you feel it through your suit. you don't want that to happen without the suit. i don't think you want to be an enemy of the united states of america. [dog barking] >> will: okay. so, now, listen, i'm a big dark person. all three of you on the couch know this, i have a doberman. there is nothing more intimidating than staring into the eyes of that belgium it nothing but hate. only thing more intimidating by the way, guys, is everything else here at fort hood. i'm here with colonel chad foster who gave me the tour yesterday of fort hood. and this entire installation. the third corps. this america's hammer this is

intimidating for our enemies. >> absolutely. our best credentials are what is behind you right here. our soldiers are our credentials and there are no better spokes he people for what we do than the folks have you been interacting with this morning. >> will: tell me why this entire installation why third corps is so important. you and i talked about modern warfare what america calls upon when it needs muscle. >> yeah, the third corps is designed for combined arms warfare. after many years of doing counter insurgency operations. we are back to focusing on the bread and butter what we were designed to do which is bring in all of the arms of ground combat together, armored, dismounted infantry, artillery and sustaining operations to support and it of course aviation. you were flying around it yesterday. >> that's what the corps is designed to do. when america is serious and whenever america is going to win you will find the third armor corps. >> will: ready to bring the hammer. bring muscle. not just tanks or armored

vehicles. not just helicopters. it's more importantly people. this is home to how many soldiers and what kind of community does fort hood support. >> we got just under 40,000 soldiers here at fort hood. we support a population of over 500,000 when you start to factor in retirees, veterans, department of the army civilians, active duty soldiers, guardsmen, reservists and family members, over 500,000 people are attached to fort hood in some way, shape, or form. >> community in central texas second to none that supports us at every turn. brian. >> will: colonel foster made it clear to me yesterday, 340 square miles bigger than the entire five boroughs of manhattan. wonderful terrain in the heart of texas to train for whatever warfare demands. that's what's offered by fort hood. rachel, brian, steve, there you go. i hope you never encounter a belgium mall not that wants you on the ground were you afraid because i would be the dog would go for your face. because that's your money maker.

>> will: yes. steve. well, whether or not it's my money maker, i promise you i asked will he go for my face and the answer i'm going to be honest with you was very casual, don't worry about it. [laughter] >> will: but i am worried about it. >> steve: that's awesome. hats off to all the people. >> will: i don't know if you guys was that on camera. >> steve: we saw it. >> will: i haven't checked this morning is it still there? >> steve: not bad. >> rachel: i guess a dog -- a vicious dog will trump the rats that you said you were so afraid of. >> will: you have never seen that level of hate in another beings eyes. you have never seen it. >> brian: great job. thanks for surviving. steve: more from fort hood coming up but in the meantime, do you remember this? >> y. i don't think the club can handle "fox & friends" right now ♪ ♪ that's right our buddy flo

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