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[bell] >> steve: i'm just waking up the folks here at the villages. say hello to captain newt. now are you, captain? >> very good. >> steve: thank you very much. how great is that? okay. so, everybody knows that yesterday -- thank you very much, sir. i said somewhere in america i was going to be showing up and knocking on a total stranger's door to make them a breakfast from our brand new cookbook. [cheers] >> steve: look how many people love cookbooks. actually, they just love "fox & friends." [cheers and applause] right? they love "fox & friends." we were looking for a place that was safe, obviously. we were looking for a place that is friendly. hello, how are you? [cheers] >> steve: remember this guy right here, peter, we stopped by his house last time four years ago. this was also the man we named our son peter after. actually, the interesting thing is, ainsley and brian, i would say that about half of the people who i have spoken to so

far have referred to me as peter doocy. how many people have done that? it's just one of those things. anyway, it's great. we are here at r.j. gators. a lot of people talking about things going on in the news. let's come over here because i'm tricking our cameraman, chris. chris has been at fox news channel for a million years. and today is his birthday. [cheers and applause] what do we do? ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday dear chris ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> take a bow. very, very nice. so, ainsley and brian, one hour from right now i'm going to hop into one of the golf carts here and i'm going to go to the location. i was talking to dr. gary lester. 145,000 people who live in the villages. they are all fair game. but he did tell us the names of some people who may be at home

at 8:00 in the east. and we might show up in a golf cart and knock on their door and say we are here to make you breakfast from our brand new simply happy cookbook which number one cookbook in the world according to the "new york times." [applause] >> ainsley: congratulations every recipe very simple so with the supply chain crisis and prices going up at the grocery store these are very simple recipes. you don't need a lot of ingredients, good news. everything in there so good. that lasagna sandwich you made is one of the best sandwiches i have ever had. >> steve: yes. delicious. thank you very much, ainsley. hey, everybody, say good morning to brian and ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: hello to the villages. >> steve: they all wish you were here. >> ainsley: we wish we were there. i'm really jealous of you this morning in a nice way. >> brian: steve, good thing is you are going green with an electric golf cart. real salute to the inflation reduction badge. that's all i can ask.

>> steve: by the way, great thing about the villages, is how many people go to the grocery store in a golf cart? [cheers] >> steve: okay. how many people drive the golf cart home after a couple of drinks at happy hour? [boos] >> steve: they know that law enforcement may be watching. >> brian: exactly. [laughter] >> ainsley: listen, when my mom retired she was really nervous about it. taught for 33 years. she loved teaching. she said i'm really nerve success about this but i want to enjoy the last decades of my life. and travel and do some fun things. so when she retired i said mom, what do you think? she said every day is a weekend. i don't even know what day it is. >> brian: that's the way the villages feels. absolutely. >> ainsley: seems like a vacation every dave. >> brian: all right. >> steve: it is, and we're going to talk to more people coming up throughout the next hour here. >> brian: i hate to bring down the room but i have got to talk russia. sorry. [laughter] president biden condemning

russia on the world stage after vladimir putin makes a nuclear threat against the west. >> ainsley: calls are growing for moscow to be stripped of u.n. security council veto power as anti-mobilization protests breaking out all across russia. >> brian: john mark karr can i heinrich joins us live outside the u.n., jacqui. >> good morning, brian, and ainsley. one thing interesting the administration said the president didn't need to change his speech very much after that news that russia was was making a nuclear threat and calling up troops they expected this from russia. the president did not in his remarks he called on world leaders to broadly condemn russia's irresponsible nuclear rhetoric and violations of the u.n. charter. >> about extinguishing ukraine's right to exist as a state. that should make your blood run

cold. >> biden also vowed not to let iran get a nuclear weapon but says he thinks diplomacy is the best way and he noted that china has built up its nuclear arsenal without any transparency but he mentioned taiwan only once. and this was in saying that the u.s. is still committed to the one china policy. very different tone from this past weekend when he said u.s. troops would defend taiwan from u.s. invasion. biden made sure to note that the u.s. doesn't want conflict or a cold war with china. biden also did not call to remove russia from the u.n. security council but he did express support for adding new members. part of the problem in removing russia from its seat is they have got veto authority. and changes to the u.n. structure are feared to possibly hurt u.n.'s ability to intervene in the future like with getting grain shipments out of ukraine and also managing nuclear risks with its watchdog group. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy had other ideas. >> as the aggressor decision

making into the international organization. must be isolated from them at least until aggression less. reject the right to work. deprive tells rights. remove the right of veto. >> meantime in russia, protests are breaking out after putin called up those 300,000 reserve troops. the first mobilization of its kind since world war it. 2 followed the kremlin's sham refer da to incorporate a fifth of ukraine currently under russian control. 1300 russians arrested in protests so far. also reports that russian oligarchs are trying to recruit people for the war effort by going to penal colonies and asking prisoners to go fight in ukraine saying that they will be granted clemens after a six month tour and if they stew dessert they will be shot on sight. even those offers are having very little success. >> brian: rather stay in a torture camp than go to the

front lines of ukraine which would more than likely be uncertain death. jacqui, we will keep checking in with you. thank you so much. yesterday in the action in the fighting yesterday, the ukrainian forces continue to move in linemen in the donbas area as well as in kherson city. when we see these maps, see the area instead of just seeing how much red there is. see how much shade there is because ukrainians are marching forward. how is it the invading force that had so much success leading up to april, steve, now can't move and in many cases running backwards to the point where they are going to make an emergency annex session for vladimir putin. he will get his referendum next week by the power vested in me i have this land. but it noe will not stop the fighting. that's where he wants the 100,000 people to be convinced they are protecting mother russia. i don't think it's going to fly. i think it shows panic. >> well, i tell you what, in

addition to the annexation of those lands, which, you know, he has got to do to justify to the people of russia, hey, this was a good idea. is and we talked about this starting yesterday, again. 300,000 people are going to be drafted into the service for russia. they could do in the millions but they don't want the russian people for the public opinion polls to turn against putin. you know, there's a great editorial today in the "new york post" where they talk about how, you know, at the united nations yesterday, joe biden started out okay. because he was talking about ukraine and he was taking aim at putin and it was putin's fault and the world should condemn that then, after that, he took a turn toward, you know, his agenda and suddenly he is talking about climate change. there are 675 million people living in poverty around the world. and for the president of the united states to be talking

about climate change rather than trying to figure out a way to feed them. >> brian: what a joke. >> steve: he was talking about how inflation reduction act was going to reduce inflation even though the facts are it really, ainsley, doesn't reduce inflation. that's why it is hilariously named that. >> ainsley: what would reduce inflation is not spending as much into the climate change issue. he has pledged to spend $369 billion on climate change. meanwhile, his own country is facing 8.3% inflation. higher interest rates now. it's going to affect the job market. so, you know, the focus is not on the right things here. and you can see the front page of the "new york post" this morning. steve, i know you don't have it down there. but it says vlad omen. all these police officers are dragging him out. they're forcing people to go to war and fight. they have inside t mentioned tht

as you mentioned. 300,000 called up to war. putin thought he was going to run in there and take over ukraine. ukraine fought back. so many setbacks over the last few weeks, especially. you hear zelenskyy. he is fighting back and become a hero around the world. we will have nikki haley, the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. she is coming up at 8:30 this morning to talk about this. >> brian: yeah. one of the things she said yesterday, you have got to pressure india. you have to pressure china. you have to pressure our allies to pay what they are supposed to pay, provide the weapons they are supposed to provide. and also, we have to follow through to find out that our money and weaponry is actually getting to the front lines. if you want to lose support for the war effort. let it be known that we are wasting our money and those arms aren't getting in the right hands. why is germany, france, and all the others not paying their fair share in the president could have actually called them out here. but let's move on 11 minutes after the hour and talk about 2022. you know, we had those power

rankings out that showed in some cases the democrats making some gains and possible gains in the house democrat opposed to republican. but in the senate, thinks he would be breaking more the republicans way in georgia. obviously in wisconsin. people feel more secure. >> oz is on the march. that's pretty clear. and in pennsylvania -- in pennsylvania. but, the one thing pretty clear too is the democrats seem to be, in many cases, their own worst enemy. >> ainsley: so joe biden is going to be speaking to the dnc in new york today. and then bill maher -- i know you enjoy watching the show has the show on hbo and spoke podcast and asked questions about his i can podcast and touched on politics. he said the biggest question is what do you view as democrats' biggest problem heading into 2024? he said the biggest problem with the democrats is their woke

baggage. i think the democrats could easily win every election if they didn't do the kind of things that make people go oh my god, this is a party of no common sense. stop talking about pregnant men and stuff that makes people go who are these people? he goes on, steve, to talk about the kids. his kids come home from school and telling him things going on in the classroom that he doesn't agree with or teachers who think they have more say in my child's life than i do as a parent. >> yeah. and that just goes to show you, you know, glenn youngkin in the commonwealth of virginia, really capitalized on those things and that's how he won the state house -- or, rather, won the governor's mansion. now it's time for our audience participation portion of the program once again. we are going to talk to some of the diners here at r.j. gator if the birthday boy, cameraman, would come on with me. who wants to talk a little bit about 2024 and the race for the white house and congress and stuff like that? okay. [cheers] >> steve: come on over here,

chris. this guy is wearing a red villages shirt. what is your name? >> andy. >> steve: andy, how long have you been at the villages? >> five years now. >> steve: what's the best part of it. >> you can live your dreams here. there is so much to do. every day you have thousands of clubs can you join that you can do. >> steve: 711 holes of golf. amazing. >> yes. >> steve: so, andy, what is the big issue for you when it comes to 2022 and 2024? the control of the house and senate this year and then the white house in two years. >> we need to take back control of both the house and the senate. and then the white house. >> steve: who is he you and the villages. >> the republicans. the republican party. [applause] >> listen, my 93-year-old mother just changed from democrat to republican. >> steve: what was her issue? >> well, i can't tell you what she told me but she said they are blank blank crazy on the left. >> steve: talking about the -- all right. who else would like to talk -- this guy back here. let's see. he is wearing a hat that says

purple heart. >> 67, 68, 69 vietnam. >> what's your name. >> john fetterson. >> what is the motivating factor to you when it comes to these elections coming up. >> i'm a little bit upset at what's going on. i have one peeve against who we have as commander-in-chief. and in regards to every time he has a speech, which is very seldom and ends up saying and god protect our troops. well, mr. president, yeah, protect the troops as long as they are protecting you. you don't protect the ones that are homeless, that are still veterans. and the only thing i got say about it, two blunders will come with the biden administration, leaving afghanistan and homeless veterans. >> steve: no doubt about it. [applause] >> steve: thank you very much for your service. let's go back here. this guy has been waving for a while come over here. >> welcome, steve. >> steve: this guy is wearing a marine short. >> mark salazar. >> where from you from

originally. >> originally upstate new york and then fort lauderdale. >> steve: why on earth would you leave new york for florida. >> running. >> steve: what's the issue for you. >> immigration which i think i have solved. >> steve: which is what? >> everybody that comes in gets equally divided all the states to the governors right to the capitol that will resolve it fast. >> steve: what do you think about governor desantis shipping people. >> i think it's kind of cool. [applause] >> steve: mark, how bad would it be to be sent to martha's vineyard? >> i know. that's a hardship. i'm ready to go. >> steve: that guy is ready to go right now. guys, thank you very much, everybody. very nicely done. and thanks to all all of our service members. [applause] >> steve: carley, i understand your first news story is about the border. >> carley: it certainly is. so everybody listen up. another migrant bus arrives in new york city and officials struggling to keep up as the big

apple gets a taste of what is like down along the border. meanwhile a new dhs watchdog report reveals agents forced to leave migrants unregistered and to free them shortly after back in 2021. cbp claims the migrant release was designed to clear the overcrowded facilities. and heart breaking site, to guatemalan brothers ages 6 and 2 were abandoned at the border. left with a name and contact information written on their shirts. they are among the more than 140,000 unaccompanied minors left at the border this fiscal year alone. president biden issuing a disaster declaration in puerto rico after it hurricane fiona strengthens to a category 4 hurricane. at least 8 people have now been killed in the storm. fiona expected to head toward bermuda threatening the lives of 65,000 residents. it could eventually find its way

further north towards the canadian border. for more on hurricane fiona, check our continuing coverage on the fox weather app. nissan is expanding a recall to over 200,000 pickup trucks over a faulty parking system. the automaker says titan and frontier models may roll away while parked due to a manufacturing defect. the problem involves a defective part which is supposed to hold the vehicle in place. nissan is currently working on a fix. and check this out. a chicago couple is getting inspiration for stranger things for halloween decorations. the homeowner created a scene from the show where character max mayfield levy tates. they say people come knocking on their door asking how the heck is she floating in the air? and another outdoor display is taken straight from the nether world. >> it's show time. >> there you go. you don't need to say beelts juice three times to appreciate

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bedrooms he snores like every other man in america. he wakes up and goes to work on saturday morning september the 10th. doesn't see her but car is still in the driveway. by the next day, it's all over. i find that text very alarming because it seems staged. they are not -- you are in the middle of getting killed. they are not going to let me go. the key to the house is under the flower pot. love you. why would you put that odd detail in the text? number one, i would be tracking her cell phone, it wasn't with her. she left only with her driver's license and debit card. tracking her cell phone and everybody she knows to see if cell phones were traveling together. that blue tarp that was partially burned is a plethora of evidence very likely there are going to be prints on that. and somebody tried to burn it. i think that was a secondary or tertiary crime scene. i don't think she was killed down that ravine where her rental car was spotted. i think she was killed elsewhere

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also, i would be curious was the seat adjusted to her height? or was the driver's seat pulled back when it was found? also, again, that text sounds so bizarre. reminiscent of the gabby petino text by brian laundrie to pretend she was still alive. the number $2,385. why that snub? also, i don't think this was random. because, if you rape somebody or rob them and burglarize a home. kill them. you want to get the heck out of there. you don't take time to burn the body and wrap it in a tarp. no way. >> ainsley: all right. nancy, hopefully we will get some answers because we are all curious. thank you so much. >> thank you for inviting me. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on. see more of her crime stories nancy grace on fox nation.com. coming up the federal reserve raised the interest rate 75 bases points. don't worry the says you should

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>> steve: yesterday, the federal reserve hiked interest rates by 75 bases points, that's three quarters of 1% for a third straight month. the aggressive attempt to battle inflation comes as 63% of voters say their income is falling behind the cost of living. but, despite this, "fortune magazine" wants americans to be happy about inflation because it's going to fix the economy, they say. joining us right now to racket three business owners here at the villages in florida. we have got the rustic rose fashion boutique owner rosalyn housing. [applause] >> the manager of scruples ice cream parlor and coffee shop jessica loy. and he said as soon as i mentioned the name of his shop, applaud wildly, we are talking about ray bailey from the flip flop shop. [applause]

>> steve: it's good to have all of you here. >> thank you. >> steve: we talk about inflation every day on "fox & friends" because it's impacting people. we haven't seen these rates since in 40 years. at your scooples, right? you noticed something about the regular customers, right. >> yeah. they are not able to visit us as much as they were before. we had a lot of regulars there three, four, five times a week even. and with everything going up in their lives, except for their income, so they are having to find areas to cut back and, unfortunately, coming to visit us at scoopels is one of them. >> steve: absolutely. ray the same thing with flip flop. you got to have something on your feet. >> well, i will say that the lady will come in and normally they would buy five pair and cut back to two pair. and guys they still just get their one pair. [laughter] >> steve: that they will always wear. >> until they fall apart. but i do know that as far as on a serious subject the cost of my shipping to get my product in is

more than doubled so, 3 percent of my income now is 7% of my income. so, it's taking a bite out of my pocket. >> steve: you got to jack up the prices and then you pass it along to your neighbors. >> yes. we try to hold the line on that as much as possible but yes. >> steve: roselyn you have a home decor store. i was talking to dr. gary lester the big kahuna here he said they sold 300 houses last month and month before. they need home day core. are they spending as much as they did say two years ago? i would say our people are, yes when you can't do other things in the home can you add accessory. not big things small accessories that you add for your home and they love it. >> one of the things is and most of the people here at the villages live on a fixed income.

you know, when you plan your whole life for your retirement so you put money aside even though you do -- a lot of people are cutting back a little bit. so, when they buy a house at the villages or they finance a house at the villages, they still need stuff they want new stuff that looks like florida. >> yes, totally which is where we come in. >> >> steve: you absolutely do. i bet you have lighthouses and star fish you put on the wall. >> absolutely. >> steve: people wind up coming in on their golf cart and buy a couch what do they do. >> we don't sell furniture but they buy big accessories and come back in the back room or come back with a cart or we deliver that. >> steve: can't beat that with your business and two locations at scoop. scooples.>> we only have one. >> steve: you have got. >> one and hoping to get a second. >> steve: you have. >> two.

>> steve: when people come in, do they talk about inflation? do they talk about i remember when ice cream was a nickel? >> we actually have a sign on the wall ice cream cones 25 cents. which one is that that's it 5 cents. i said we have to hop in the time machine in the back and we will go back in time where you can get that 25-cent cone. >> steve: same thing with you killing me with these prices. you are just passing along the reality of the business world? >> yes. not making one more dollar just trying to recover. >> steve: it's great that you would give us firsthand what you are feeling on the front lines. the happy -- the silver lining is you live here. this is fantastic. >> it is. >> steve: how about of a round of applause for rose and ray and jessica. [applause] >> steve: very nice. all right. coming up, live from the villages. president biden calling out vladimir putin over his unprovoked attack on the country of ukraine. >> this war is about

extinguishing ukraine's right to exist as a state. >> steve: but will he follow up with tough talk with strong action? pete hegseth reporting for duty coming up next on "fox & friends." [applause]

united nations charter putin has made threats against europe and a reckless disregard for the responsibilities of a nonproliferation regime. this war is about extinguishing ukraine's right to exist as a state. that should make your blood run cold. >> brian: wow, president biden condemning russia on the world stage right off the bat. this as vladimir putin insists his nuclear threat is not a bluff. >> ainsley: "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth joins us now.

good morning to you, pete. >> pete: good morning. >> ainsley: what did you think of the president's speech yesterday to the u.n.? >> i watched it in realtime. as always, my eyes glazed over with absolute and shear boredom. you knew what he was going to say when it comes to russia and ukraine. he has dug in all. this all in. he won't define what the end state is like. makes his blood boil, run cold. i wish he would say that about any number of things facing our own country, our southern border, inflation, crime, the list goes on, his blood should be boiling about the american people and america's border and the evasion in america. instead he goes on and on and on president endless amount of money we are going to spend on ukraine no end state continuing the characterization he has always had that the biggest boogie man in the world is vladimir putin. then he patty cakes with china. if you look at the speech, he says we don't want a cold war.

we don't seek any conflict. we don't want to ask nations to choose between the united states and china. that's what china is doing right now carving up the hemisphere and put people in china or not northkorea and iran. axis of evil and puts the cherrien otop with a sill question about climate change the single biggest threat he believes is facing the world. of course china and russia are doing nothing about it. and europe is facing a harsh winter because of their stupid green policies that made them depend on on russian oil and gas. so now vladimir putin is actually wealthier than he has been in the past none of it is coherent and it's boring. >> brian: climate change is unbelievable. china could not care less. you think russia is worried about that. also, if you actually want people to support your war and not lose support here at home. make sure the money is getting to the right people and make

sure europe does what he they're supposed to be doing. they have done a tenth of what they are supposed to. they have not produced what they have pledged. what about pressuring india and china to stop buying russian oil? that would bring vladimir putin to a rapid end and lastly. when you talk about china they are carving up the hemisphere in south america and central america. let alone the pacific. he we are allowing them in our backyard to put their leaders in place. they put that belton road there and extort them do what they going to do all under this president's watch. >> absolutely. eye off the ball, brian, you are exactly right. almost as if and president trump talked about this last night with sean on the interview. the russia, russia, russia thing just like we kept our eye off the ball of what was true and actually happened because ever the distraction and the falsehood and the lies that came about with his collaboration or collusion with russia. by hyperfocusing on vladimir

putin and invasion of ukraine. i hope ukrainians do well. it's great. by hyperfocusing on that you take the eye off the ball communist chinese ambitions are endless from our health to our technology to our privacy, military and economy. they want to be number one. they are happy to cozy up to russia and happy while it benefits them. same with india. india is the scary one though because they should be in our orbit not going in our direction. for them to move in that direction is a bad geopolitical development no doubt. >> brian: them too. i know they fear china. they would be pretty crazy to abandon us. listen, pete ever, we are pumped up for the patriot awards. hard rock live is the place seminole hard rock hotel over in hollywood. is there a way to get tickets? >> pete: there sure is brian and ainsley. fox nation.com/patriot awards. they are going fast. let me say this. it's like the super bowl. everyone is coming for the game, right; the awards show is going to be amazing and make you laugh

and cry. awardees this year are phenomenal. but it's also an experience. so when you get your ticket at fox nation.com/patriot awards. have an option to go to preparties, book signings, cocktail parties that exist beforehand. so you guys will be attending it. there will be book signings, radio. just an opportunity to meet your favorite fox folks and celebration all day long leading up to that event. so, when you get tickets. think about staying for the day. and enjoying the day with us and then, of course, the awards show that america deserves. >> brian: ainsley, you have met pete in person. what is he like? >> ainsley: the nicest guy. great. he is a lot of fun. he is a patriot. he fought for our country. smart, ivy league guy and he is an athlete and he is married to the greatest girl. yes. and they have like 5 million kids in between them. he is a great dad. >> peter: peter. >> pete: they will not be there. [laughter] >> ainsley: going to have a lot of fun. fans, kids, right? >> pete: see us all over the place i look forward to it.

>> ainsley: sign up for that november 17th it's a lot of fun. >> pete: tickets are going fast. get your hotel and join us. >> brian: and tux. >> ainsley: do you have to wear a tux. >> pete: once a year. >> ainsley: did you wear a tux last year? >> once a year. >> ainsley: i bet it's camouflage. >> carley: either that or the american flag. nice touch. >> ainsley: carley, what are we wearing? >> carley: i haven't thought about it yet. expanded waist for me. even bigger in november. i can't wait. so fun last year. can't wait to do it again. >> brian: bring your own elastic. >> carley: headlines to get to. through suspects in connection with high end jewelry store in beverly hills from back in march. the suspects were brought in on multiple arrest warrants from both local police and the fbi. the accused thieves made off with around $5 million in merchandise that they have been arrested. a warning from the fda is fueling a potentially harmful

nyquil chicken trend? did you hear about this the so-called sleepy time chicken videos were a joke on tiktok when the fda chimed in people actually started trying out the over-the-counter medicine marinade. that is so gross. coors light calamity. a florida highway temporarily shut down yesterday after being flooded with beer. a truck carrying cases of silver bullet was one of 5 big rigs that crashed just outside of tampa, thankfully there were no serious injuries. but imagine having to clean up all that beer, guys. how crazy is that video? look at that. >> ainsley: what a waste. thank you so much, carley. >> brian: ainsley, you have exciting announcement. >> ainsley: my next children's book is coming out next tuesday i'm so glad you were born thanks to kathy doocy who helped me with that title. thank you all. i'm going to be touring a little bit in saying saturday septembem

heading out to salt lake city. i'm going to be speaking with sean hannity seats like 1,000 people. on monday september 26th. virtual live signing if you want to aa signed book and ask me questions. and we can chitchat over zoom on friday september 30th heading to charleston, south carolina. i have never done a book signing there. even though i'm from south carolina. >> brian: where's that he going to be. >> go to ainsley e..com. upon at the vedra. sean hannity and i will be speaking together there too. if you want to get your tickets go to ainsley e..com. >> brian: beautiful theater. >> steve: very nice. >> ainsley: i'm excited about it. >> steve: ainsley. >> ainsley: yes, sir. >> steve: everybody in the villages, are you excited about our book? >> ainsley: thank you. they can get it for their grandkids. >> brian: children and

grandchildren. exciting ainsley, i can't wait just a few days away. preorder now. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. still ahead. a texas town just installed a massive 190-foot flag pole to fly old glory. the mayor joins us live with his passion for patriotism. ♪ we like how it sound ♪ monday is coming ♪ i love my country ♪ loud and proud ♪

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certainly truth when it comes to this dallas suburb. yesterday the city of rockwall raised a an 8 on 190-foot flag pole. mayor kevin fowler made this process dream reality. he joins us now. mr. mayor, this idea of a huge flag on this beautiful small town started in 2016. tell us how. >> it did. it started in 2016. we had a council member mini daniels who had this dream of having a giant 50 by 80-foot american flag put up in one of the highest points in our city right by the interstate as people came into our city, it could just project how patriotic our county and our town is. so that was really the genesis of the idea. also pretty cool you gave us video how it came

together to get that huge flag pole. what was watching that process like? >> it was -- it was really cool. i mean, they bring out this giant flag pole. they had it laid down on the ground and citizens see it. they really don't know what it is. so there was a lot of speculation in the town whether it was going to be a window turbine. was it going to be a new cell tower? but it wasn't. it was this majestic glorious flag pole that finally went up on monday. >> brian: is this a part of the reaction to people questioning their patriotism of late? is that you guys in your town saying not here? >> rockwall doesn't question patriotism but we certainly display it. it wasn't in response to a question. but it was in more of a response to we want to show how patriotic we are. rockwall is the smallest county in texas. but i promise you, we are the biggest bunch of patriots you will ever see. >> brian: a lot of veterans? >> a lot of veterans. we have a very active veteran

community, actually. they are active in our chamber. they are active in everything that we do in rockwall. >> brian: wow, that's great. mr. mayor, kevin fowler, everyone is going to know when they hit the border of your town because they are going to see your enormous flag and feel the red, white and blue. thank you so much for joining us and telling this story, mayor. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. >> brian: meanwhile, coming up straight ahead. it's breakfast with friends with a big twist. steve is going to surprise some lucky fox fans at their home with a recipe from his book as he makes it live for them, maybe to their delight. i hope to their delight. you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪ becoming a morning person starts the night before with new neuriva relax and sleep. it has l-theanine to help me relax from daily stress. plus, shoden ashwagandha for quality sleep. so i can wake up refreshed. neuriva think bigger.

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