to protect the justices? that is what the heritage foundation wants to find out and what we all want to know. >> brian: geraldo rivera, we only have 15 seconds and gave me ten to fill it. you are the best. ainsley i know you are his favorite but we like him too. "fox & friend" final hour starts -- he still >> police officer killed in a shooting rampage. >> police officers run down they moved to the same. >> these politicians stripped us of the most important tool, respect. >> below seat threatening to deck trump. >> we have been waiting for this. trespassing on capitol grounds. >> it is a hail mary pass. >> education is one of the top issues. >> politicians trying to push parents out of their children's lives. >> grades are not reflecting

with the kids have actually learned. >> i'm going to vote for the person who will help my kids. >> dr. leaving the democratic party gabbard is third favorite. >> denied the existent truth, than there is no such thing as truth. >> robinson, touchdown. two months ago there wondering can he play again? now taking it into the end zone. ♪ ♪ >> brian: let that picture be your state of mind. >> steve: unbelievable. >> brian: myrtle beach, south carolina, october 14th, year of our lord 2022 welcome to the final hour of "fox & friends" on this friday morning

joined by steve and ainsley, with that woman said about her child in covid and how it affected learning was really, really powerful. of that gentleman in the front when you check the communism box to become a citizen and you become a socialist club i appreciate you sharing their views this morning. >> thank you so much, pete, we've had fascinating conversations. i have met with them a lot they have been on our show the last few years because we keep coming back to loud county to talk to our parent panel because they have influenced the elections here and now other people across the country are noticing what they have done here and they want to do it in their communities as well. but, yes, we have had really great conversations digging deep into the issues their kids are going through and what they have seen is so far as test scores are concerned, and the economy with gas prices, police were just doing the story this morning we wake up to hear about

police officers shot in raleigh, north carolina, and also police officers shot in bristol. one's wife is expecting a baby. these are fathers, brothers, sons and it's really, really scary. we have a beautiful lady in the back, amy went to the university of south carolina in the honors college with her dissertation on police and tell me more about your dissertation because it is concerning you especially for your own son. >> sure, my dissertation research was on the relationship between leadership behavior. some of the things we've been talking about today. and resilience and police officers. leadership and how it makes a huge difference for these officers that are facing horrific situations all of the time. it is a real problem with her attention, it is a real problem with recruitment, and we are seeing that in departments across the country. >> ainsley: and your son is interested in law enforcement? >> he is. as a mom i am terrified. this is a terrible time to go

with the law enforcement and to think that could be my child, it breaks your heart. as a citizen i am really grateful and proud. he is the kind of person who should be wearing uniform with a badge and when the time comes all weekend it was committed to god and that's what we can do. >> ainsley: lots of prayer, pete, brian, isn't that sad? these are individuals that are putting their lives on the line to save all of us when we are having an emergency situation. and when you see so many police officers leaving the forest, retiring, that is pretty scary because who are we going to call? the bad guys are calling 911, they are luring the police officers to their house, this is what happened in bristol, connecticut. the officers show up to save lives and make a difference and they are shot and killed. >> brian: thanks, ainsley, we will expand on that now. >> pete: police on that topic have a juvenile suspect in

custody following a deadly shooting spree in north carolina yesterday. five people were killed including an off-duty police officer, authorities say another victim is fighting for their life. a k-9 officer was also hurt but is expected to recover. >> brian: investigators say the suspect was armed with a rifle started shooting on a walking trail around 5:00 p.m. officers blocked off the streets around the neighborhood, an hour-long manhunt. this tragedy comes less than 24 hours after to cope an addict stomach to my connecticut police officers responded to what they thought w was a domestic dispute but it was an ambush. >> pete: officer alex hamdi was announced dead at the scene and officer diamante's was in critical condition. alex larocco was greatly injured. they say "the spewing of anti-police rhetoric by social media figures as well as

the failed policies of rogue prosecutors and judges are placing our officers in greater danger. this lawlessness must stop. ">> brian: since last thursday 12 officers have been shot in the line of duty 15 police officers have been killed so far this year and a line of duty and it's still october. sergeant john karpinski from connecticut police was here to put in perspective what's going on. >> the main function in problem we have right now is these politicians have stripped us of the most important tool a police officer has. it is not on his belt. with respect. when respect is taken away, the public do whatever they want to do and now we are seeing the results in exit interviews because everyone is quitting and leaving. the exit interviews, 82% of people said the reason we are leaving as we don't feel we have the support of our administration and/or our city

mayors or governors. >> pete: whether it's a military or the police if your leadership does not have your back it's nearly impossible to do your job and do it right. that brings us to the next story, convenience sure foul store chain while walk closing in philly. >> brian: ma excludes philly from expansion plans after about 100 young people left the store in shambles, look at this video, jeff from fox news in philly with more. jeff? you can't be surprised. >> jeff: this is what happens unfortunately, brian. when you get significant crime, this is 1 of 2 wawa shows, but first i'll show you this is not a bad neighborhood. what you would consider a bad neighborhood that's the pennsylvania convention center over there. we are two blocks from city

city hall. yeah, that a city hall over there. this is not a bad neighborhood. here is the from wawa, after the liberation and efforts to combat external challenges wawa announces a difficult decision to come to a close in this philadelphia stores. here's the key, continued safety and security challenges and business factors have made it increasingly difficult to remain at these turgor locations. the city responded mayor jim kenney says he will continue to work with wawa, the company says this is still our hometown we are not pulling out all sale but we are closing some of the stores. they mentioned it's in the mayfair neighborhood, dozens of kids in a wawa store began throwing food, stealing stuff, jumping up on the counters. they say it is getting crazy and dangerous. a lot of people blame the progressive district attorney in

philadelphia. he set a policy where three things really don't get prosecuted. marijuana possession,, and shoplifting. it's not a big item. they don't prosecute so people with impunity come into the store and say well, i'm just going to take it and no one do anything. things break down the problem is that's fine, well, and good if you are taking something you need but then the business says i can't do business here i will shut down so now no one has a place to buy stuff. not a good thing. >> brian: they don't have much of a choice, thanks, jeff, appreciated. when you see smash and grab people come in t guys come in, women too, how do you stop them? do threaten to shoot them? call the cops? cops aren't coming. they are depleted. speed when you shut your business down because there's nothing you can do. >> brian: how may times can you lose all of your stuff?

>> ainsley: ryan mcbrien i was at a mall in your area out f long island at a department store and i was standing at the front door i was trying to exchange something, and i hear all of this commotion. screaming. this girl is running with her friend to the exit door where we were standing and she had all of these pocketbooks in her hands, very expensive purses. the clerk said she was looking at all of them, they pulled them all out, they unlock them because all of these were attached to the lock with the big string and they unlock them and put them on the counter and the girl ran off with all of them and ran out the door. the clerk was worried she was going to get fired because you are only supposed to unlock one pocketbook at a time, the girls ran out, the police officer showed up or whoever was on duty there is a department store and set i am not allowed to do anything. the department store says i can't. they had a getaway car on the outside and the guy standing next to me was going to lunch and stop the girls or trip them when they were walking out of the store, and his wife and i

pushed him back and said it's not worth it. they could have a gun. the police officers were not allowed to do anything in this, the girls got away and those thousand dollar pocketbooks will end up being sold online somewhere and there is nothing we can do. when you hear stories in california where if you steal less than $1,000 there is no penalty for it. the criminals know that. the guy who went to florida and was a criminal and said but i am from chicago and the police officers in florida said you are not in chicago anymore. you are getting locked up. we hear these stories, someone owns the wawa, someone owns that department store and many will say they have insurance. we are entitled to this, no you are not it's called stealing, it's theft. police officers are leaving because they are getting shot. our country is so crime-ridden, we are talking to this panel about crime and they are so concerned about it. those living in new york city are concerned and watch our backs we go to the atm and think about that, and look around. it didn't used to be like this

and it's very scary. >> pete: it sure is and will continue to cover this throughout the morning but one more topic we want to touch on as well. the sham january 6 committee held a meeting yesterday, it was at the hearing, it had to be a meeting because they issued a subpoena of the former president donald trump. that same time and a video has emerged of nancy pelosi. >> brian: given to cnn. >> pete: given to cnn? chakra. does the bidding of the democrats it shows what she was saying on january 6th. >> there are times i want to punch him out. i've been waiting for this for trespassing on capitol grounds. i want to punch him out and go to jail and i will be happy. >> pete: nancy pelosi this video did not make the meeting yesterday. i just want to know do we have video of past fights to see if she has the style to be able to

punch out someone like donald trump? out of everybody they called an ever called the president. they called secretary of defense and everybody, national guard, maryland, the mayor but no one is paying attention, and would. but only as a 2:00 in the afternoon, when you see what's happening with everyone else, no one is saying january 6th. maybe they had the audience in june people were talking about it may be a top-five issue but republicans claim that too is an issue. i think they are over there skis on this. >> ainsley: yeah, he really gets under her skin. did you see her shaking? her hand was shaking she was so excited about punching him out. you are right, no one is talking about january 6th ditto they're talking about? inflation, crime, schools, we are only a few weeks away from them in terms of how about that

committee? seven democrats had to go republicans allegedly who hate donald trump. >> brian: they are both leaving congress. ainsley stay there you will take center stage in a moment but for now spotlight goes here. >> we will start with the southern border for buses in new york city this morning and work and be rolling in later today. this after texas state troopers discover 15 illegal immigrants during as human smuggling bus last week this is the dashcam footage with the chase before the migrants bail out and try to make a run for it. and venezuelan migrants are shocked to find out that will be sent back to mexico under a new biden administration policy. however congressman tony gonzales join "the new york post" accent authorities initially refused o. the final debate in wisconsin's senate radius getting heated.

speak of the biggest achievement was ron johnson saying i do. he married into this business. he didn't start from the ground up. >> he has never signed the front of a paycheck. he doesn't have a clue how to create jobs. >> the real claire though my clear politics average putting him three points in front of democrat governor mandala barnes. ricky running back, ryan robinson finding the end zone for the first time in seven weeks after being shot twice in the leg. >> robinson, and he will get into the end zone for a touchdown! >> robinson's fourth-quarter td putting them ahead for good as they take down the chicago bears 12-7 and another low-scoring thursday night football game. what an incredible moment for him. >> brian: i feel bad for the

announcers my heart goes out for them. they haven't seen quality football in two weeks. >> pete: thursday night games have been terrible. turns out this one was give her something but you prepare your headlines like a pro. >> ainsley: thank you. steve. >> pete: steve, that's what i get. you can call me steve whatever you want. >> ainsley: i went to brian and steve before i got beat. >> pete: at least she didn't say will. >> love you pete, love you brian, love you ainsley. >> pete: gary at low boxes going solo from rascal flatts and will perform his newest signal get down like that live in our studio. >> brian: plus activists confronting a letter a letter or a aoc a aoc

pete: guess who's here? tulsi gabbard on the mind of everyone in the bronx and america. how are you? ♪ ♪

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>> you have done nothing, tulsi gabbard has shown guts where you have shown cowardice! i believed in you and you became the very thing you sought to fought against! you are the establishment and you are the reason why everyone will end up in a nuclear war unless you choose to stand up right now and denounce the democratic party! >> brian: socialist

congresswoman cortez got called love for far left agenda while praising tulsi gabbard for leaving the party. >> p>> brian: right, they aren't the only ones, third favorite to win in 2024 overcoming mike pence right behind donald trump and governor ron desantis, tulsi gabbard joins us now. that is a lot. you are on the mind of people in the. what a week you've had. >> tulsi: it's been busy, my photos been ringing off the hook and it's been pretty encouraging to hear from so many people who i know, people i observed with, and also people i've never met from across the country who shared very moving messages. a friend saying he had tears streaming down his face as he watched my statement really because i am expressing what so many people in this country are

feeling. that is really what it comes down to and actually to have that voice brought to the forefront i think brookings give some hope especially people who feel the same way that i do that are frustrated and completely disconnected from this woke radical ideologues who were in control of the democratic party out of touch with the american people and most importantly against freedom. >> brian: was there a moment you realize the democratic party party has left me? >> tulsi: i wouldn't say there was a specific moment but increasingly overtime example after example, policy after policy, it has become very clear that not only, they don't believe in the constitution but even worse they are actively trying to suppress our freedom of speech they can't handle anyone who doesn't agree with what their narrative of the day may be and if you disagree they will do everything possible to smear you, destroy you, cancel you come work with big tech to

censor you, and that is what is so dangerous. how do you have a political party in power against freedom of speech, against freedom of religion, and they have the force of law and the muscle of law and law enforcement behind them which is what we are seeing, how they are weaponizing and politicizing federal law enforcement agencies for their own political ambition and to target political opponents. >> brian: and it's no one's opinion, it's in playing out in the courtroom right now, can you imagine coming up with a document the famous steele dossier and knowing it is fiction and giving someone a million dollars if they can prove it? steel was offered the fbi a million dollars to prove the dossier they already used to get a warrant was not sean hannity telling tucker carlson, it's not senator mcconnell telling senator lindsey graham, this is under come up people under oath lying. this is the fbi! >> tulsi: these are one example unfortunately there are

many. i talked about how back in 2020 when the hunter biden laptop was discovered that we had what was it, 50 former senior intelligence? >> brian: four directors. >> tulsi: four directors. the current fbi actively suppressing and withholding that information. >> brian: saying it's fiction. >> tulsi: saying it is stiffs information stealing our democracy because they knew if the american people saw the information whatever was on that laptop it was likely they would not vote for joe biden. given how close the margins were i think 40,000 votes in three states that could have swung one direction or another? they knew what was that steak and they said we will not allow the american people to make an informed choice on what the commander-in-chief can be. every american should be outraged by that because of they can do it for one person, then everybody gets a new president. >> brian: you've shown resilience and gone from being a

democratic candidate for president to being an independent but maybe we will see what your future is as far as political affiliation. you are at the women's political forum and receive the resilience award. this is a portion of your talk there and gala on the watch. >> what happens in our society when we have people in the highest positions of power who denied the existence of objective truth? what happens is then there is no such thing as truth, there is no such thing as reality. truth becomes whatever the people in power at any given moment want it to be. there is a nose for freedom of speech, there is not a sport independent thought. it is conform or be canceled. not only is that mind-set as un-american as it gets, you couple that with those in power

who are able to use the muscle of the law and law enforcement to try to force that compliance. it takes courage to stand and understand who we are fighting for. drawing strength from within, drawing strength from each other, and knowing we stand on the firm footing of the constitution of the united states. >> brian: congratulations. your mission with that speech was? >> tulsi: this is independent women's forum at the forefront of fighting the battle to protect women and girls in sports, leveled the playing field, make sure it's the original intent of title ix is actually upheld. there are girls and women being put in dangerous situations because what the biden administration is doing and proud to stand with those women to continue to protect ourselves. >> tulsi: mike >> brian: congrats to you, might everyone stay or yelling your name even in the

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's speed to the midterm elections are a few weeks away so one of the top issues that parents are preparing for the polls as they are going to cast their votes? what issues? let's bring in our panel of virginia parents and we were just talking we have 5 minutes we will take a break and then five more so everyone gets one minute to say why it's important for them to be here because you risk being canceled in your communities. we will start we have bonnie who is the president of the parents association, bonnie, why? >> i want people to know, education is such an important issue and it should not be as much of an issue. our group came together, republicans, democrats putting party issues aside we all want our kids to have a good, quality education to support their schools, we want to support great teachers in our schools, but any time you object to something happening in the school system, it is painted as a partisan issue. i encourage parents around the country to pay attention to what is happening in their schools and to take things to their school board.

>> ainsley: cheryl? >> i am tired of gaslighting by the left, gaslighting by the submits race and, telling us the economy isn't that bad. i have seen my grocery bills go up. in my car insurance just went up 50%, i have a squeaky clean record, and the gaslighting by the teachers unions. i mean randi weingarten getting on twitter saying we were trying to get schools open in 2020 is a joke. i mean, there are foia documents showing they colluded with the biden administration and the cdc and they made school reopening plans totally unworkable. i am tired of gaslighting. >> ainsley: president is saying we are making progress in the middle of inflation. we will start or continue with you? >> accountability. i want to make sure my school board the fairfax county public schools school board and superintendent michelle reed understands there is the loss of

learning and education and the harm they have caused over the last two years needs to be fixed. they are the ones who need to fix it. >> ainsley: ron, you are running for county supervisor, why? >> that's right, 2023 and they ran for school board in 2019. and issues day-to-day how it all ends up and our kids need to be educated well in school and to be safe. those two have been well defined in the last couple of years between covid and whatnot and our techs always need to be spent accordingly. we need to h competent superintendents and board supervisors on each position to have this so that's why i am running for supervisor in 2023. >> ainsley: then you will be in charge of the money which will be allocated to the school board. >> that's correct. >> ainsley: amy why was it important for you to come and stand up for your kids? >> no matter how this goes, we don't know how elections are going to go. we hope and we look at the tea

leaves and hope things are going to go well and we hope things will go the way that we think that they should so do the other side. and regardless of how this works out, i wanted to be able to look my kids in the face and say i did everything i could. i stood up for you, i fought for you, i fought for those in your generation, and however this goes i did what i could. >> ainsley: to look them in the eye and say i love you so much even if i am canceled i am still fighting for you because that's my job as a parent. will? why are you here today? >> ainslie in 1925 they said in pierce versus society if the child is not the near preacher of the state and that's why every single one of us as parents are here. some of us are democrats, some are republicans, some have hardly been involved in politics but we are here because we love our kids. we here to make sure parental rights are respected.

that elected officials have money to fund students and not systems. we are here to make sure the higher education system and respect parents who love their kids. >> ainsley: christie used to drop your kids off and assume every thing was going well in the classroom but then pandemic hits in your zooming with your kids and your eyes were opened. >> that's right we saw all the cracks in our public school system and a lot of parents were very disappointed and shocked. now we have been advocating on behalf of our children come all the other children in fairfax county, and we will keep doing it because parents matter. parents want to partner with schools to educate our kids. we want our students needs to be put above all else, love politics, above everything else. we will keep doing it. kids come first. >> ainsley: we will come right back to yell we will take a short break we want to hear from y'all why it's important for you to be here and speak to the vox community, we will be back with our parentally panel.

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>> ainsley: we are back in loudoun county talking to parents about key issues that could decide the midterms. we heard from most of y'all is what's important, but we didn't have time to get to you so tell us why you wanted to be here. >> very simple. i don't want to live under communism again. i escaped it but it's coming to america. people need to wake up. what is going on here is a communist takeover. why education? because education is the front line of the battlefield. and now we talked about education is not a partisan issue. i totally agree. it is an issue between marxism and americanism. >> ainsley: gives examples because you said in the six 6:00 hour that you are seeing our schools, the same thing happening to your school in

china give us some examples. >> indoctrination. given the cultural revolution, slogans, politics and command. in school we learned ideology first. we learned very little about academic subjects. and tests were banned. >> ainsley: we are going in that direction. >> exactly, that is the same. we are on that same path. and i want to warn people. >> pete: mxp to fred, how about you? your children were skeptical that this could affect the family. >> will i was hoping for you to sign a copy of "i'm so glad you were born. ">> ainsley: of course i will! >> thank you. excuse me, i want my daughters to have the same america i had growing up. once and of the same opportunities. there is that mimi had one job.

i've got one job, ainslie. i just want them to have the same opportunities to be free. to be judged by their character and their merit not because they are black, you have to have this helping hand and employers, no, i don't want that for them. want the same america i had and the opportunity. >> ainsley: what is your story? she told us her what america gave to her and she fears for our democracy, what do you fear? >> i remember i was telling you during a break in 1983 i think i went to kenya to visit after i had come through here is a much younger child. i remember relatives talking about politics in hushed tones. whispering to each other. i remember thinking, boy, this is so different. people in america can talk about politics out in the open for my daughter to tell me don't get canceled. right? that is telling me she doesn't

want me to say something out loud she wants me to whisper. how is it 40 years later, i just told my age, how is it 40 years later in america this is a problem? it is unconscionable and we have to fix it. >> ainsley: why was it important for you to be here? >> the first time i was old enough to vote i voted for ronald reagan. ronald reagan told us a lot about how easy it is to lose freedom and democracy. >> ainsley: one generation. >> he said it's all it takes. he said attorney general called assault domestic terrorists because we went to school board meetings. we have a president who a week ago called 75 million of us semi fascists because of the way we voted. so we are on the verge of losing something if we are not careful. i think on the education side they are coming after our kids. we have to protect them and make sure they have a better life then we do. when i was a kid it was a slam-dunk that i would grow up

and be more prosperous than my parents. i don't know that i can say that about my kids right now. that really concerns me. >> ainsley: that's pretty scary. loudoun county and fairfax county both, everyone up on the school board for reelection next year in 2023 that will be so important. i'm sure we will be back and talking to y'all next year, how will that fair? what we have more conservatives equal voices on both sides? what do you think? >> we can only hope. we can only hope. we have been trying to talk to our school board more than two years. they don't listen to parents. we need to shake up, we definitely need something different. parents just want a partner in their education of their children, we want to work with teachers and the school board, with the school's leaders to put our kids needs first. that is number one. i am very helpful in fairfax county that we will have

a shake-up and our board will be more diverse than it currently is. >> ainsley: does anyone else want to weigh in on this issue? >> yes. even if we don't have more conservatives because it is not partisan or democrat, if we don't have more conservatives on the board, the liberals on the school board in fairfax and the counties they will know that the parents are watching you every step of the way and paying attention to what you are doing and that will make a difference i think. >> ainsley: thank y'all so much, bonnie, cheryl, tracy, ron, amy we have darris and fred xi, crystal, christy and will. we have you all in our prayers we want to fight for this country and pray for it but god wins every battle carly to you. >> ainslie, great job all morning long such great insight from these parents and concerned citizens but we had to get some headline starting with tragedy a carjacking early this morning in

los angeles turns deadly. police were chasing a murder suspect who chased one car, crashed one car rather, then stole another. the driver of the second vehicle died after being dragged nearly a mile. the suspect then got into another crash and was arrested after a two hour standoff. the dea carrying out the largest fentanyl bust in new york city history, agents seizing 300,000 rainbow fe fentanyl pills and powdered meanwhile a dog is poisoned after being exposed to math while on a walk with his owner. thankfully the 10-year-old husky is okay after spending a night in a san jose animal hospital. the supreme court turning down former president donald trump's emergency appeal to review classified documents during the raid at mar-a-lago. they offer no explanation, it

came after an appeals court exempted the documents from the independent review. the former president insists the investigation is politically motivated. those are your headlines over to you. >> hello, girlfriend! we have girlfriends right here this is a new york trip what are your names? >> sarah. >> laura. >> where are you from? >> orlando. >> having fun? getting into trouble? >> of course! i'm coming with you. >> we will hit the bars. it will be gorgeous we will have thunderstorms in the forecast yesterday, those are moving out and we are looking at a really nice day with its good thing we are not in the upper midwest because they are dealing with snow but they are used to this it does happen in october and at least you are not raking the leaves, right? you are pushing snow. here is your forecast across the country, the southwesterly of showers and thunderstorms in your forecast we could see showers and thunderstorms as well and the west coast of florida which of course we will keep an eye on as they continue

their recovery. i know you are from florida, if you had to pick between brian kilmeade and pete hegseth to go to breakfast who would you pick? >> brian! >> i didn't have dev to pay for that! over to you guys. oh ainslie, hi! we would all have breakfast with you. >> ainsley: she's a brian! what about the other nice lady? we will set her up with pete for breakfast. okay. even though he is married, happily married i'm sure she is too but they are both nice people they can be friends. coming up formal rascal flatts front man gary levox is branching out on his own and he joins us next with his solo career and special performance of "get down like that" and i hate i'm here, i'm loving all but i hate i'm missing you, gary! dana you have to go and say hey for me. he is my favorite. >> i would be honored to do that and also, the only good answer to genesis question is of course go to breakfast with ainslie that's what i would do.

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>> here you go, former front man for rascal flatts is branching out on his own starting a brand-new career following his goal i guess his solo tour is about to be here, he has released a brand-new single called "get down like that" cowritten by fellow country star marty and thomas rhett here with more, gary "get down like that" good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> how is it to use that barn out in your own quest to mark >> it's different and fun it's been a blast touring all year and it's been fun and exciting. >> pete: you brought your voice with you and that will always sell. no secret about it you wish the

band was still together, right? >> i didn't like how they wanted to do other things so i just had to respect that. here we go we are just on the ground. >> brian: your own tour? >> the covid thing screwed that all up so you just deal with your doubt. >> pete: and must be kind of cool according to responsibility to be on your own? if you're used to being on your own here? >> yeah, it helps with the interviews because we can just bounce off of each other. now i have to answer all the questions myself. >> brian: where do you draw the new inspiration from the new songs in this album? >> real life experiences. just like it always has been. with this song lake song writers and artists like thomas rhett and hardy. help those people out. >> pete: i member sting said something like why don't you write more music and i have to experience something do you have to experience something? >> i think so or you hear someone else's experience and put it in the song.

sometimes we can tell a better than they can. you know? it's nice to be able to listen to somebody's story and go i've got you. i know what to do with that. >> brian: what will you perform for us right now? >> my new single out now "get down like that." >> and if vista goes well you have a date, celebrate 2022? >> if it goes well. if it gets her crossed. thank so much. >> brian: thanks. >> 1-2-1-2-3-4. ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah, we talk with a drawl, sound like that ♪ ♪ friday night lights got a crowd like that ♪ ♪ hand out the window right around like that ♪ ♪ 35 inches from the ground like that ♪ ♪ can woods bumping like they're bound to blow ♪

♪ singing them songs you ought auto no ♪ ♪ brown bag special from a texaco ♪ ♪ what you mean you never been down a gravel road? ♪ ♪ well hey ♪ ♪ if you're with me ♪ ♪ if you want to take it out of the city ♪ ♪ get a little bit more nitty-gritty ♪ ♪ do some midnight fishing ♪ ♪ some moonlight kissing ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ let's ride ♪ ♪ dance on the land of milk and honey ♪ ♪ down here we do it up right ♪ ♪ if you want to get to slipping out like that ♪ ♪ burned away your life where you belt like that ♪ ♪ and your fault you ain't from a town like that ♪ ♪ let me show you how to get down like that ♪ ♪ lowered it let me show you how to get down like that ♪ ♪ will be when the sun goes down like that ♪ ♪ turn the country gold up loud like that ♪ ♪ if you want to get unwound like that ♪ ♪ got a little something but it might might back down my bite back ♪

♪ watch yourself ♪ ♪ current liquor that comes off the shelf ♪ ♪ take it slow baby once a bit of time ♪ ♪ taste good but this ain't your mama's apple pie ♪ ♪ if you're with me ♪ ♪ you want to take it out of the city ♪ ♪ get a little more nitty-gritty ♪ ♪ do some midnight fishing ♪ ♪ some mood light kissing ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ let's ride ♪ ♪ dance in the land of milk and honey ♪ ♪ down here we do it up right ♪ ♪ if you want to get to slipping out like that ♪ ♪ burned away your life where your belt like that ♪ ♪ ain't your fault you ain't from a town like that ♪ ♪ so let me show you how to get down like that ♪ ♪ we splash a little coke on our crown like that ♪ ♪ we funk it up a little bruno mars like that ♪ ♪ pull it all together make it sound like that, oh! ♪ ♪ well, hey ♪ ♪ if you're with me ♪ ♪ if you want to take it out of the city ♪

♪ call a little bit more nitty-gritty ♪ ♪ do some midnight fishing ♪ ♪ moonlight kissing ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ let's ride ♪ ♪ dance on the land of the milk and honey ♪ ♪ down here we do it up right ♪ ♪ if you want to get to slipping out like that ♪ ♪ burned away your life where your belt like that ♪ ♪ ain't your fault you ain't from a town like that ♪ ♪ let me show you how to get down like that ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ let me show y'all to get down ♪ ♪ get down like that y'all ♪ [cheers and applause] >> pete: i think we will go with that orlando date. how did you pick these guys? >> will james has been with us since day one, adrian picked him up, nick, mike has been with us

forever. and you have to get with the greatest so we got them. >> pete: do you want to say goodbye to ainsley? >> ainsley i miss you where is she? i wish you were here! >> ainsley: gary your songs have got me through my life! keep singing i love your new song! congratulations. >> brian: do you hear that she really likes you! >> ainsley: i do, i love it. >> dana: i'm dana perino and bill has the day off