soundbites, tweets, and what interviews can they get on next. that's all it's about right now. >> todd: that's why people dislike congress but not you congresswoman nancy mace. the american people do like you and we thank you for joining us this morning thank you congresswoman. >> carley: with that "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i was waiting. >> you tweeted brian kemp stole an election. is denying is extreme now. >> yeah. >> why wasn't extreme then. >> the comparison you made is ridiculouss. >> today is a very sad day. >> body of a 34-year-old memphis school teacher has been found. >> cleotha abston henderson is now charged with first degree murder. >> these are the kind of crimes make you afraid to have your son, daughter and wife go out. >> hello, massachusetts. >> trump endorsed candidate

diehl wins massachusetts governor. >> worst nightmare. and i'm here to stop. >> tracking the tropics, we are watching hurricane earl. good news not a direct impact. we will see rip current. >> getting a hair cut a couple seats away from me. ♪ ♪ i still love you ♪ i have plenty of reasons why i do ♪ ♪ >> brian: can't get over that hair cut. i will focus on the beach. hard to focus. why are you getting a hair cut at a match like that? >> steve: he needed one. >> 67 acres of beach, recreational area of the town nahant, massachusetts. kids are back at school. so they will be there this afternoon at 3:00 when school is

over. new york city, don't expect any snow days this year because they stopped them thanks to the advent of zoom, you don't have to miss schooling. >> ainsley: right, exactly. >> brian: you should be able to go to the beach or zoom it in. phone your teacher listen i'm at new hadn't beach in massachusetts so great i'm not coming in today mrs. johnson. i will be watching you. i will be watching you from my ipad. >> ainsley: they can't go to lots of blankets and a bonfire. >> steve: there still will be snow days in new york. the kids just won't get the day off. >> brian: can't get on flexible flier. >> steve: they could do the zoom call from the slope. >> ainsley: maybe be nice zoom for a few hours and go out and enjoy the snow. >> brian: that's a good point. yeah, i'm zooming outside of central park i'm zooming. you didn't tell me where i have

to zoom. >> during the pandemic, how many teachers were zoo zooming from mexico. >> brian: where your goulashes and go out with snow shoes and go ahead and exercise at the same time you are learning to spell. >> ainsley: over the last few days we have seen the president of the united states speak in different regions, states battleground states and he has this one theme that maga republicans are a threat to democracy. but it looks like he is back pedaling a little bit based on latest tweet. sounds like some of the congress men and women in a problem with it. he tweets this out: i want to be clear not every congressional republican is a imagine diva republican. i know because i have been able to work with these mainstream republicans but an extreme set of maga republicans in congress i have chosen to take us backwards. together we can choose a dinner path. >> steve: clean up mode was in

complete full force yesterday. karine jean-pierre was asked about it and she said, you know, when asked about who are these extreme maga people? and she said well, it's the republican leadership. and joe biden has said it's not the people who voted for donald trump. they didn't vote for january 6th. they didn't vote for overruling an election. joe biden said they were voting for his policies. good news if you voted for donald trump, you are not the maga extremist that joe biden is talking about. ainsley, you are absolutely right. the democrats pushing story line that the democracy is under assault by maga extremist. yet, the irony is what about somebody at the podium in the white house actually looks like one of these maga extremists on the other side. >> ainsley: right. back in 2016. >> brian: karine jean-pierre pundit for the longest time and much more sure of herself when she was on msnbc ripping the president constantly and in this case tweeting.

we know that president trump, according to the president of the united states currently, only one ever to be upset by an election and protest election results we know that's not drew but the president wants you to think. so the problem is the his own press secretary. protested president trump in 2016 tweeting this out. stolen emails, stolen drones, stolen election welcome to the world of #unprecedented trump. she goes on: reminder, the florida governorship between brian kemp and stacy abrams. >> ainsley: georgia. >> brian: georgia i should say. brian kemp stole the election from georgia and stacy abrams who on a side note never conceded the election and made brian kemp's first year hellish and a bunch of hollywood types pulled their movies out of georgia because they said this election was stolen from stacy abrams. >> ainsley: maybe it did come up in the interview though because she was prepared. peter doocy. she knew one day peter was going

to go back, look at those tweets, she said i knew you were going to ask me about them. >> steve: yesterday was day. watch. >> just trying to understand the new attention on the maga republicans. you tweeted. >> oh, i knew this was coming. >> donald trump stole an election. >> i was waiting peter when you were going to ask me a question. [laughter] >> peter: here we go. you tweeted brian kemp stole an election. if denying election results is extreme now. >> yeah. >> why wasn't it then. >> let's be really clear that, that comparison that you made is just ridiculous. i have been. well, you are asking me a question. let me answer it. >> peter: you said ridiculous. >> i was talking specifically at that time what was happening voting rights and what was in danger of voting rights. that's what i was speaking to at the time. here's the thing i have said. governor kemp won the election in georgia. i have been clear about that. i have said president trump won the election of 2016 and i have

been clear about that. what we are talking about right now is -- let's not forget what happened on january 6th, 2021 when we saw an insurrection. a mob that was incited by the person who occupied this campus. this facility at that time. and it was an attack on our democracy. >> steve: so, there you go. she said she knew this question was going and she did not have a good answer. >> brian: it's ridiculous. >> steve: let's put up her tweet again. she had two tweets just now in the thing she said she was talking about voting rights. all right. let's see this one from december. >> ainsley: nothing about voting rights. >> steve: nothing about voting rights. let's see the other one regarding georgia. where is the voting rights? nope, nothing about voting rights. she was clearly an election denier then and she got caught yesterday. >> ainsley: give me a break they're saying election fraud is a threat to democracy it's not

when they claim election fraud. hillary clinton over and over said president trump was illegitimate president. you can run the best campaign and even become a nominee and you can have the election stolen from you. trump knows he is illegitimate president. jimmy carter says trump lost the election in 2016. he was put in office because of the russian interference. jerry nadler said the president although legally elected, he is not legitimate. a tainted eelection. john lewis said he was illegitimate. debbie wasserman schultz said outcome affected by russian interference. sheila jackson i october to the 15 votes of north carolina. terry mcauliffe and bill clinton said they believe al gore had won the election. remember that, because of florida inaccurate vote count. they have done this in the past. >> steve: karine john miles an hour a lot of company then in 2016. >> brian: by the way, her answer

is totally inaccurate and totally ineffective. to me, as a press secretary you should be the master at doing damage control. you should be crisis manager. that should be one of the inherent qualities that you have. number one, you have a choice either say your tweet wasn't clear you didn't feel that way or you say yeah, i tweeted that out in retrospect it was irresponsible and play it into the narrative that we have right now both sides keep rejecting election results. when president biden makes his speech he says, you know, democracy is at stake and is being threatened because people don't like the outcomes, and when they lose an election. if he really wanted to be a unifier, there is an opportunity. say, listen, i wasn't happy in 2,000 when people came out against george w. bush i see the damage now. 2016 there was a number of people when i tried to gavel down the electoral college process as vice president of the united states, i had to gavel down my own party that would not sit down and shut up and allow me to phone formalize the electoral results. that was a problem. came to a zenith on january 6th.

where people acted on behalf of the candidate they felt was wronged. we are heading in a bad direction as a country. stop it now and make 2024 an election we are all proud of. 2022. and that -- well, it's going to be hard for productions to criticize that he admitted both sides were wrong. he admitted we have got to move forward. he admitted there is a dangerous path we are all on. the minute you say it's all donald trump's fault and people follow him that were nowhere near january 6th. you continue to polarize and make sure you never get over 40% approval. >> steve: the problem is the country is talking about what joe biden is talking about which are the maga republicans which is not what republicans want to be talking about. they want to be talking about inflation. they want to be talking about crime and the, not about the past election. so every day the republicans are talking about maga republicans they are not talking about the stuff that can win a big house

majority. >> ainsley: candidates a lot of people elected and voted for. he said he was going to unify. now he is dividing. >> steve: oops. >> brian: if it's october 23rd and they are still doing this maga this we are not maga. that's a huge problem. i think 62 days out. they fight it and then they go inflation, crime, border. that should be the mantra which you are voting on. steve: let's see 62 days out and right now that's the number one topic. am i a maga republican or am i not? people are asking that question. not talking about how much is gas costing you? how much are you struggling to put hamburger on the table? those are the things that people care about. and you will see that poll coming up shortly here on "fox & friends." >> what about crime? >> steve: exactly. >> ainsley: come up police discover the body of missing memphis teacher eliza fletcher.

>> brian: plus fox news alert. power grid. that he was kind. the questionable request from the governor with bear on his shirt. ♪ ♪

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>> steve: police cop firm the remains found in a memphis south neighborhood yesterday are those of missing teacher fletcher. >> ainsley: we are learning the suspect in this killing had a violent history of rape and assault and kidnapping dating back to when he was just 11 years old.

>> brian: todd piro is here with the details. >> todd: what we feared and expected, sadly. good morning to all three of you. police confirming the human remains found in a south memphis neighborhood are those of missing heiress and mother of two fletcher. tire tracks in tall grass and strong odor led them to find her body abandoned home less than a mile away from the apartment complex where witnesses say they saw accused killer cleotha abston cleaning his suv. he is facing multiple charges including first degree murder. abston also carries a long criminal history first being arrested for theft at age 11. he was convicted of rape at age 14. later went on to serve 20 years in prison for kidnapping a well-known attorney at gunpoint and forcing him to withdraw money from multiple atm machines. fletcher's family is now breaking their silence and demanding justice for the 34-year-old saying, quote: we are heart broken and devastated by this senseless loss. we are grateful beyond major to

local state law enforcement find liza and bring justice to the person responsible for this horrible crime. and memphis police out on a manhunt this morning for another kidnapping suspect after mother and baby were briefly abducted in a target parking lot last week. those victims were released unharmed after the mom was forced to withdraw money from a nearby atm. back to you. >> steve: that's the threat. they both involve atm withdrawals with the kidnapping. todd, thank you very much. and in reading what has been going on in memphis, it sounds like, you know, people there realize that the threshold is a thousand bucks. so in the target kidnapping. it was 800 bucks. just like the attorney who was put in that guy's trunk decades ago. if the threshold is close to $1,000, that's a problem. people are getting kidnapped. if you are going to kidnap somebody, even if it's for $25, that should be a felony. kidnapping is kidnapping. but, you know, okay, it was 800

bucks so it's going to wind up a misdemeanor. that's just crazy. people winding up in trouble. >> ainsley: that prosecutor ended up in the trunk of his car ages ago he said he was pretty sure he would have been killed but thankfully he was able to alert an armed security guard who scared off the kidnapper who had a gun. many are wondering did he target her because she comes from a family, a billionaire family? it appears, according to police, to be random. they were strangers they did not know each other. >> steve: she was just out jogging 4:00 in the morning. >> brian: wanted to get it in before she started her day. >> ainsley: mom and teacher. >> brian: she is try athlete runs marathons. that's where her time is and felt safe in this neighborhood and clearly was targeted. i mean, at this day and age. you have got to worry about that. you want to go exercise, especially in new york city. you want to go exercise. you have to wonder, can i really go exercise in good conscience.

>> ainsley: tucker had amazing monologue law and order you should be able to rub in your neighborhood safely. but, unfortunately, these communities are just crime-ridden and many democratic run cities. i don't know if that is a democratic run city. many of them like new york city, no cash bail. they release these guys. >> steve: soft on crime. >> ainsley: exactly. you are not safe in your own community. >> brian: i was just in memphis doing that elvis special when i was talking to the sheriff friends of elvis i was mayor and sheriff here for 20 years. and i go what's your number one issue? he said i have never seen crime like this. i go in memphis he goes yeah, it's everywhere. i don't know how to get a hold it because no one's to be a police officer anymore. >> steve: nancy grace will be with us one hour from right now. meantime carley joins us with headlines from out west. >> carley: we are starting in california this morning, guys. power grid operator issuing a stage 3 alert and warning that

rolling blackouts are very possible due to a heat wave. california narrowly avoided widespread outages yesterday but tens of thousands still lost power due to the extreme condition. governor gavin newsom also urging californians to turn their thermostats up to 38 degrees and avoid using major appliances. happening in america. to the massachusetts primary. trump endorsed candidate geoff diehl wins the republican nomination for governor. the former state representative defeating chris doughty and now setting his sights on november. diehl will now face mara heely who won the democratic primary in a landslide. american tennis star coco gauff is eliminated from the u.s. open quarter final following to carolina gatgarcia of straight . losing cool after coming up short in a five set battle.

[cheers] >> for gotten man no more. the move to the final four here in new york. >> carley: you can hear kyrgios destroying multiple reacts during the upset. during the match a youtube star also decided to start getting a hair cut. the stunt done by influencer known as xi dion. quickly stopped and removed from the stands minutes later. i mean, i don't know if you want to be doing personal hygiene during a tennis match. >> ainsley: they did it at the baseball game. >> steve: kicked out? >> brian: trying to watch the match and the guy is cutting his hair. >> ainsley: at the did it because now we are showing the video. >> ainsley: did it at one major league baseball game. that's where he probably got the

idea. break the react. love to watch him like watching a hockey game always a fight. is he just so entertaining and every sport needs a villain, right? look at the react. racket. brian brain need an enemy. >> steve: we have an enemy his name is earl. nice guy. lovely girlfriend but he loses his temper. all right, let's talk about earl who is a villain. this is a fox news alert. we are tracking earl, the second hurricane of 2022, the system is turning far out in the atlantic. the outer bands drenched parts of puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands over labor day weekend. >> steve: earl could grades bermuda late thursday into friday as a category 3 storm it depends on cone of uncertainty. thankfully it is not a threat to main land u.s.a.

>> brian: let's go to the expert in mainland u.s.a. janice dean for the fox weather forecast. >> janice: take a look at it we were really quiet when did came to the tropics the last couple of months. look what happened over the last week. several areas of disturbed weather. there is earl, there is danielle and a couple of areas to watch off the coast of africa. this is hurricane danielle, category 1 storm as we go through the next couple of days, not going to effect the u.s., but certainly portugal is going to have to watch this system. then we have hurricane earl. category 1 storm. we are going to feel some indirect impacts from this storm system. rip current, beach erosion, rough surf. so that is the track as we go through time. we could be dealing with a category 3 hurricane. >> some of this could affect the west coast. i'm going other to the couch where we have -- >> brian: just like rehearsal. >> janice: oh my gosh, hi.

i'm out of breath. >> brian: what bring us together. >> steve: we are celebrating another year of us being number one, thank you very much. i don't know about you guys but whenever i go out to the grocery store or some place else, somebody i know might say hey, steve, we wake up to "fox & friends" every morning. do you know why? because we feel like you are our friends. you are part of our family, and that is part of a new campaign, you know what? we are friends. and we're friends of yours. watch. >> america is waking up to "fox & friends." >> easy right, steve? >> steve: my usual. >> same. >> same here. >> morning show that is making friends everywhere. >> hey, loved that interview yesterday, brian. >> hey, good morning, family. >> ainsley: nice. >> brian: nice interception, lawrence. >> with all that's going on in the world today. >> good morning, sam. >> watch out. rain is in the forecast. >> it's important to have friends you trust. "fox & friends," america's best friends.

>> janice: i was injured. >> i don't go in front of traffic where do we put the couch next will. >> ainsley: interception part that was all ad-libbed. brian added that. [cheers] >> janice: and the oscar goes to actually you guys. >> todd: same here. [applause] >> steve: more hours to do that. 155 and the director kept on coaching todd and telling him to look more natural. [laughter] >> janice: behind the scenes. >> ainsley: thank you all so much for watching us and making us number one. such a blessing and dream come true for everyone within our fox family and for you and we love waking up with you every single morning. >> steve: because some of you do wake up with us how regard as your friends. how about one morning. maybe this morning, get your phone out and take like a selfie of you with your friends, us.

>> ainsley: get dressed. >> brian: should we get dressed. ainsley: they should get dressed before they have take the picture. >> brian: your option. >> steve: no it's not an option. clothing is not optional. >> brian: men don't have to wear shirts. >> ainsley: all right. >> steve: only send appropriate pictures. >> ainsley: have you only real brian kilmeade. >> brian: take a picture turn your back. >> carley: i love when people send those i love to see real estate living rooms? >> steve: do you know what we get a lot of? a lot of people's pets watching "fox & friends." >> carley: and babies. >> steve: send us your pictures. send them to friends at foxnews.com. make sure they're appropriate, brian. >> brian: do you remember you told everyone to send in remotes one year and we got remotes.

>> carley: remote controls? >> steve: nobody ever switches channels so just send us your remote. we got hundreds of remotes for years after that i would hear people would come up to me by the way, stuck on your channel. it. >> ainsley: now a lot of babies and a lot of dogs because you said send in your babies and your dogs. >> brian: that's true. okay. i will raise them as my own. >> brian: so, listen, thanks so much for keeping us number one. and for letting me sit on ainsley's high part of the couch. >> todd: valley, grand cannon of butts. >> brian: thank you, my torso is not that small. >> ainsley: you have bigger muscles. your muscles. >> brian: all i know is you barely touch it. >> carley: are we going to a commercial break? >> ainsley: we are being told yes. aye aye captain. actor kirk cameron who we love a sneak peek of a pro-life movie

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>> steve: this sunday we will mark 21 years since the september 11th terror attacks here in new york city and washington and pennsylvania. and there's a new effort to ensure that future generations never forget what happened that day. frank siller started tunnel 2 towers when his brother, new york city firefighter ran through the brooklyn battery tunnel through the twin towers where he gave his life while saving so many others gave their life that day as well. frank has dedicated his life to keeping his memory alive and helping our first responders across the country grarng joins us with a special announcement so we never forget. >> thanks for having me on today our first mission at the tunnel tunnelto towers foundation makee we never forget that day, what happened, 2977 lives are lost. and to honor the sacrifice of the great hi heroes that were running toward the danger and not running away. one of which was my brother steven, the new york city firefighter.

so we are making announcement today that we have a tunnel 2 towers 9/11 institute which is we created curriculum that we're going to get throughout the united states and all 50 states to make sure that their teaching so our next generation will learn about what happened 21 years ago. >> steve: see, that is so important, here we are in new york city. i will never forget. i was here that day. but so many people across the country it happened back. 16 of america's 50 states require september 11th to be mentioned in the curriculum. with stats like that. people will forget. >> it's appalling and very upsetting. that's why the 21st year is more important for things that we're doing to make sure that we never forget that the tunnel to towers foundation. we have the institute, so we have k through 12. we want to get into every state. only 16 states, like you said,

are required to talk about. three only do it k through 12. >> steve: frank, of course, you are on television all the time. and we love to see those commercials where you are henning our first responders who are in need. but you are going to be fanning out. you are going to have a mobile unit, a mobile exhibit. >> yes. >> steve: which will travel across the country. you will have a speaker's bureau where if somebody wants to hear from a first responder that day, there is the mobile exhibit right there. that thing is amazing. how will people find out about or request hey, i would like to have the mobile exhibit come to my town or i would like to have a member of speaker's bruce. >> t2t.org. that mobile exhibit is manned by 9/11 firefighters that lived that day and they are there and take us. -- all 9/11 artifacts on. that was the speaker's bureau. hundreds and hundreds of firefighters, police officers, and other people that, you know,

experienced 9/11 go out throughout the united states to make sure we never forget. i have had so many people who say steve, i would like to come to new york to visit now that, you know, covid for the most part is under control i would like to see the memorial, the 9/11 exhibit downtown here which is fantastic. a lot of people can't make the trip to new york. so now, you are taking a part of new york city to america. >> yeah. i think it's so important because it's so easy to forget and this next generation is not being taught in school and it is our obligation to make sure that we never forget. look, tunnel 2 towers, we are always going to take care of our gold star families. service members and fallen first responders who die in the line of duty that leave young kids behind. we're going to pay off their mortgages. over 200 this year. >> steve: here's the thing. you don't take government money. really all of this is con through the kindness of

strangers who are watching all across america. if you would like to help this man who has dedicated his life so we never forget. you can donate t2t.org. one of the best outfits out there. hats off to you, frank. >> thank you. tens of thousands of volunteers. 80 runs throughout the country. runs and climbs, all done by volunteers. tens of thousands of volunteers to make sure we never forget what happened 21 years ago. >> steve: it's hard to believe it was 21 years ago this sunday. frank, thanks. t2t.org. another turn in the go. are adams has sent fact finding mission to texas. wait until you hear how the lone star state's governor is responding to the new york city mayor. apple set to reveal brand new i phone and i watch. kurt the cyberguy is live with what the new gadgets could offer that might just make your life a

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>> brian: new york city player eric adams dispatching a delegation to get real answers about the crisis as he continues to rage against texas governor abbott for busing migrants to the big apple. the governor's office firing back governor abbott's invitation is still open for mayor adams to come visit our southern border and see firsthand the devastating impacts of the biden-made crisis of border towns smaller than new york city. new york city borough instead of sending his staffers to get a secret trip to texas. here is said rosenberg. you are dealing with this every single day. port authority. has adams done the right thing sending delegation down there. >> no. he should be there himself mayor

adams bill de blasio 2.0. says the right things. dresses nicely. seems like he has the right ideas but does nothing. he doesn't go up there and naturally call out stuart cousins or hochul. here with the border stuff, come on, abbott is dealing with thousands and thousands of these folks every day. eric adams gets a couple of people and gets all upset. biden of brooklyn when of course joe biden is the real problem. eric adams to me does a lot of talking and nothing else and at this point is really vying with de blasio for the worst mayor history of this city. >> brian: he could be a national figure if he went down and walked the border with abbott. what's the problem and goes to help and sees birnsd but decides not to. these are the issues you pick up in your book that's out yesterday. pick it up "citizens united" play on your name.

suggestions and solutions to withstand awoke world it's out now. sid, describe what prompted you to write this book right now at the zenith of your career? people write this and look back. you are at the height. >> i am. thank you for saying that really it came down to my sad. tim russert inspired me to write this book. you remember him. his father passed away he wrote a book big russ. i wi lost my father. i wanted to write about my father. simon & schuster i want to write a book about my dad they said great. but you are sid rosenberg we listen every morning. you have millions of listeners, you could be talking about donald trump, eric adams, tom brady. why limit yourself to just your father? i said well, let me ask you this, if i do all those things you are asking for what will the advance look like? bang citizens united. >> steve: that's what it is all about. all sports radio. it's been now speaking

commentary. you have been in florida. have you been back and forth to new york. you have been jerry seinfeld is a fan of yours. >> yes. >> brian: joy behar isn't. >> no. >> brian: what are people going to pick out. >> donald trump chapter comes to mind right away because i did not like donald trump during his campaign. he wore a hat. is he going to build a wall. he nicknamed everybody small hands brian, low energy sid and actually voted for hillary clinton. i could admit i made a huge mistake. it only took a couple of months before i came to the realization that along with ronald reagan donald trump is the best president in my lifetime. so i think the chapter on donald trump make a lot of folks in this city on the same level as you and i very, very happy. >> brian: right. he is an actor, he is a personality. now i believe you are a body builder and you lost to your partner in a fight for charity. >> i did. thank you for mentioning my partner because bernie right now is struggling with cancer. he has missed a lot of time

because of it. if you are out there today watching this and you are fans of bernie and sid please say a prayer for my partner struggling with cancer. use your love and prayers. please do that for me. >> brian: great guy very familiar with our audience here. was on the couch a lot. sid izens united thank you for make making this one of your best stops. >> so handsome in real life. >> brian: trying to tell you that. you didn't believe me. radio thing together never see me in person. you know carley shimkus. toss up to carley shimkus. >> another imus person. >> carley: i love bernie so much. i know he is struggling with cancer. sending him my best wishes as well. he is the best. good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> carley juul is set to pay. cigarette company still faces additional lawsuits by states and individuals for allegedly

marketing flavored vape devices to teenagers. earliy they're summer the fda took juul products off the shelves. a stay has been placed on that decision. senator joe manchin latest to slam president biden's student loan bailout be cost taxpayers a trillion bucks. manchin said i just thought it was accepted there is a better way to do it. you have to earn it. those come just week after manchin's support helped pass a so-called inflation reduction act which -- $739. those are your headlines. brian back out to you. >> brian: go get them, carley, be with you in a second. coming up on this show, new film inspired by incredible true story celebrates the gift of life. actor, executive producer kirk cammeron joins us live to share a sneak peek.

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not really. >> how old were they. >> i think she was 18 and he was 17. >> i honestly had no idea this many people adopt. >> imagine how scared she must have been. >> she was pregnant when she graduated and then the decision to place you for adoption. >> god please protect and watch over him. >> there's a birth mother on the line with a question for you. must have been the hardest decision of her entire life. >> hello? >> but she loved you and i'm so glad that she made the choice that she did. >> joining us now actor and executive producer of life mark kirk cameron. >> hey. great to see you, ainsley. >> ainsley: i love this idea of this movie. i know these are the same creators that did war room and did fireproof. the kendrick brothers. they are amazing. people at home don't want to watch the track tv all of their movies are amazing. tell us why you decided to pick this topic. >> first of all, this is a movie

based on a true story. it's all about the value of life in the womb, the life of every life and the beauty of adoption. and i am an adoptive father myself. my wife and i have four adoptive children and my wife is an adopted child. this is very close to our heart. the timing of this movie, ainsley, is unbelievable. who would have thought in our lifetime that roe v. wade would be gone and on the heels of that supreme court decision here comes a movie rushing into the theaters this weekend celebrating the value of life and the beauty of adoption. >> ainsley: do you recommend, kirk, if you are adopted to reach out divowr birth parents. >> that's a very, very personal decision it turns out that two of my children have reached out to their birth mothers and had incredible stories. in fact, my daughter just spent last mother's day at her biomom's house for the weekend. it was a beautiful story. and what i love about the movie life mark is that this young man

did reach out to his birth mother, and he realizes that her choice for adoption allowed him to not only live but then his life impacts so many other people's lives and it's incredibly inspiring. and it worked out in a very beautiful way in a very difficult situation. >> ainsley: i know it's based on a true story. tell us more about the story. >> this is a story of an 18-year-old girl who found herself in an unplanned pregnancy. she rolled off the abortion table at the last moment. she hid her pregnancy and birth from her parents and everybody else. and then she placed him up for adoption. thinking she would never see him again. and then when he reaches back out to her and they connect, she is so nervous, will he hate her for abandoning him. is he actually coming to thank her for giving him life and beautiful family. i get to play the dad. >> ainsley: tell us about your role. >> i play adoptive father i have a little bit of experience six kids and four adopted kids.

it was awesome. what i love about life mark not only is it based on a true story but we have some of the actual people from the real story playing roles in the film. so, we couldn't have written the script this good. we literally took lines right out of their mouth and wrote them into the script and everything that you see happen there is what actually happened. and it is so inspiring. >> ainsley: kirk, so many children need homes. how easy is it now to adopt in america? >> the latest statistics that i have been hearing is that there is 36 couples for every child out there that is needing a home. so, there are lots and lots of adoptive parents out there that are longing for children. at the end of lifemark in the movie theaters, we will come back onto the screen and give you resources, counseling, adoption agencies, and all sorts of things to help you with an adoption process if god lays that on your heart.

are. >> ainsley: kirk, when can we see the movie and where. >> the movie life mark is in movies beginning this friday. in theaters for at least a week and you can get tickets early if you go to life mark movie.com. >> ainsley: i encourage everyone out there to watch war room and fireproof. what's the story behind the kendrick brothers. they want to do faith-based stories? >> yes. they love faith-based stories as i do. this is the first time we have teamed up together since prior proof 10 years ago. we are thrilled to be back in the ring together again. >> ainsley: a lot of relationships were healed because of fireproof. god bless you. thank you for everything you do, kirk. >> thanks, ainsley, too. >> ainsley: you are welcome. counting down the kickoff fox returns this sunday with an action-packed lineup of games ♪ w i'm down with rybelsus®.

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