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today we honor sergeant demonth taya lifelong dolphin's fan. >> the misperception is i was misleading. >> dr. fauci says he never got political. >> lying again about school closures. >> always come back and say fauci was responsible for closing schools. i had nothing to do. >> they are going to sneak it. ttresnapthe four game losing st. what a drive. ♪ i love you just the way got made you, girl don't make mistakes. >> call your imperfections i call beautiful ♪ so my eyes be your mirror ♪ and you're bound to see it, too ♪ i was made for loving just the way that god made you ♪ god made you ♪ the way the god made you ♪ >> rachel: good morning, america. and that is a beautiful shot or

that was a beautiful shot of our magnificent capitol dome always breath-taking. never ceases to leave you in awe when you are in the city and see that beautiful dome lady freedom. >> steve: it is beautiful. looking up right now 58 degrees. one of my kids was barbecuing on his roof last night it's so pretty. i said it's dark outside. he said the weather is great. it's not going to last. >> rachel: enjoy it now when you can. >> brian: huge story on sunday, i think it was the "new york times," just about how washington, d.c. is overrun with homeless. now it's doubling and tripling since president biden took office. >> been bad for a long time gotten really bad lately. >> brian: what an embarrassment. >> rachel: beautiful place to visit with your family. especially you, a big lover of history and go and see right next to these beautiful sites they can't control the homeless

problem. >> steve: tent cities everywhere. >> brian: set their own society up. thing that's crazy now is it's getting violent. people are younger. they are angrier and hooked on drugs. >> rachel: yeah. we had by the way. >> steve: a horrible situation. >> rachel: we had a naked man out here on saturday. doing weird things. >> brian: we didn't put him on camera, right? >> steve: it is cable. just saying. all right. so, that's what's going on in our nation's capitol. capital.are a very disturbing vo show you. police have released new video of the connecticut shooting that has left two officers dead and a third injured. >> brian: you are watching the one that's injured now. new evidence released as police say they believe the suspect lured the officers into an ambush. >> rachel: todd piro joins us live with the details. todd? >> todd: good morning to all three of you. tough but important video to see. chilling body cam video capturing the moment a wounded

bristol police officer shoots and kills a man who just wounded two other officers. watch. [rapid gunfire] [screaming] [gunfire] >> he's down! [screaming] >> one down. suspect down. >> the suspect firing over # 0 rounds before being killed by that single shot from officer alec being -- he had been shot in the leg and went around the suspect's building to get a shot at him. investigators say the officer was lured to the scene along with dustin demonth at a and alex hamzy by a bogus 911 call. the connecticut insider reporting that the suspect crossed paths with local police hours before the shooting. but the details of that interaction are still unclear. yesterday, the miami dolphins honoring fallen sergeant demonte. the team sharing this picture of a custom jersey with demonte's

name on it the tweet reads today: we honor sergeant demonte a lifelong dolphin's fan planning to attend today's game. more than $130,000 has been raised for officer demonth at a and hamzy's families. funerals set for friday. back to you. >> steve: todd, part of that body cam video from the police officer who was injured, he had been shot already. >> yes. >> steve: and he was staggering toward the police cruiser and he was radioing for help as well. so, that poor guy probably fighting for his life as well. >> todd: and had the sense of mind, the frame of mind to not only radio in but get off one single shot while he himself is still taking fire to kill that suspect. unbelievable. >> steve: unbelievable indeed. >> rachel: two young, handsome, brave servants. truly servants to our community. what a pity. >> steve: goes to show you how dangerous this job is all across the country. you just never know.

>> brian: as the war on cops continues and police officers in the field want to keep the uniform on feel it on a daily basis. here is another example. lack of respect. in the bronx this morning, i get up and hear about a cop was just runover. what happened to the times in which you would be afraid to even look at a police officer the wrong way. now people have no respect. conor hogan joins us earlier. he is using fund the first, which is fund me opportunity which all the money goes to the recipients. there are no fees taken out. so conor hogan talked about the need for young families now. >> they put their boots on and uniform on that morning, just wanting to help their communities. these were two of our best officers. we lost our two best that night. they will never go home to their families and they were both part of our community, part of our bristol police family. and amazing family men.

everyone that signs up for this job and their first oral board interview say i do this to help people. these guys were the epitome of that. these were the guys that you wanted on a tough scene where we may have to use force. they are the guys that you wanted in your parks talking to families and children. they were the guys that were in everyone's weddings. >> brian: by the way on fund the first started day 129. up to 144,293. so that's pretty impressive. the original goal was 100,000. now they have obviously raised it. two young families. one with two kids. the expenses are beyond belief. nothing is going to bring them back. i get it. but, if you can ease the pain, it would certainly be worth -- what a great way to start your week. >> steve: absolutely. if you are interested, go to fund the first.com. >> rachel: those pictures are just. >> steve: tragic. >> rachel: too much. all right. let's talk a little bit about something else.

we will talk a little bit about politics. 22 days from today will be the midterm elections. there's a brand new "new york times" poll out this morning that essentially says a republican win is possible. winning control of congress. that means both the house and the senate, according to the poll, if this year's elections for congress were held today, which party's candidate would you be more likely to vote for in your district? 49% say the republican. 45% say the democrat. and it's because the economy and inflation are dominant issues but you knew that. >> rachel: yes, we absolutely know that and we have a fox poll proving that. look at this. 89% are extremely or very concerned about inflation. 79% crime, 74% political division. 73% is the ukraine-russia situation.

what's taught in school, abortion, gun law, border security and then, last, climate change. and, you know, it's interesting, the democrats, some of their ads that they're putting out not focused on inflation. in fact, they spent $95 million on abortion ads. meanwhile, the republican ads are almost exclusively about the economy. that might be why they are running ahead in the poll. >> brian: i saw a cbs poll in july. the democrats gaining momentum. in fact, starting to gain momentum with because of the dobbs decision and looked as though the economy was getting better. since that time things have ticked down and reversed and republicans have momentum. i can't say republicans deserve credit for it it's what the president's party is doing letting the border fall apart. the republican governors making everybody take notice. seeing what's happened with inflation. knowing that the democratic president promised to be are transitory. and here it is stubbornly extremely high 40 year high over

a year just under 9%. then you see what's happening with crime never city while people say the republicans well, the republicans should have used some of that money to put into their police force. when they're missing the point. the police know what party defunded them. defamed them. said they were unnecessary. the reason why they put down the badge or didn't pick up the uniform. so, therefore, these issues are coming their way. had it been about climate change. how it been about donald trump, had it been about january 6th, it would have worked that way. that's not what the person people care about right now. dr. oz was on earlier with senator tom cotton going to bat for him in pennsylvania. >> inflation is devastating the budgets of pennsylvania's families. john fetterman will be a rubber stamp for joe biden's agenda. >> he has only agreed to an hour of one debate even though he has been asked by multiple outlets to do several debates or at least give me more time than an hour because he needs closed captions. which means when i speak because he is unable to understand or

process the words i'm saying apparently, he needs to have it on closed captions. is he going to read the questions and ultimately answer them. i think for the voters of pennsylvania, this is an issue of transparency. >> and so that's one of the reasons why, you know, the democrats are not talking about inflation because they would rather talk about something else. brian, barack obama said people, democrats should stop talking about donald trump. and he said that they should, instead, be talking about the inflation control act, which lowered proximate result prescription drug priors, lowering energy costs, gun bills. the former president barack obama is going to be campaigning in michigan, wisconsin and georgia. joe biden is going to be appearing this week, i believe on thursday at a dnc fundraiser in pennsylvania for fetterman. he will be appearing for fetterman and so will kamala harris. as we get down just three weeks from tomorrow away from the

midterms. >> rachel: yeah. looks like definitely that dr. oz is benefiting from this waive. and we also know that a lot of people aren't answering to the calls. steve: they have been inaccurate before. >> brian: they have had a tough six to eight years. keep an eye. for those people who think that -- people see what they want to see, the fact that a republican is winning in oregon and lee zeldin is within striking distance of new york. that should get all -- when those doors close, that should get democrats extremely nervous. because i don't think anybody thought that six months ago. >> steve: historically, the president's party loses power in the midterms. so, it was set up for the republicans to win anyway. and now, with inflation, and crime and the border and the list goes on and on, suddenly, according to the "new york times," if the election were today, it's not. the republicans would have complete control of the u.s. house and the senate senate.

>> rachel: let's see what they do with that i think in the long run, the democrats -- the frozens win because there is a lot of people and we have polling showing it and show it later on who are addicted to government and want a handout including republicans. we will see about that. >> brian: the reason why europe is in a recession and we are in a recession we are spending so much on social programs. so buried in debt as a culture, that we are it straddling the capitalism socialism sphere. by the way this has got to stop we don't have the money in our account anymore. >> one of the problems is localities soft on crime and carley, that's where we start. >> that's exactly right. one of the reasons lee zeldin was able to dhawted 24 advantage covid-19 hochul down to 5 point because of crime. this is an example of that the alleged gaps member accused of murdering a 15-year-old on a new york city subway car is being held without bail. but his attorney says he is a victim and has been overcharged.

police say keandre ruffle shot and killed john j. burnett on a queens train on friday after an altercation between two groups. he is charged with two counts of second degree murder and second degree criminal possession of a weapon. he faces life in prison if convicted. to a fox weather wildfire alert. thousands of washington state residents are forced to evacuate due to a major window-driven blaze. authorities say as many as 40,000 homes are in an evacuation zone. there are currently 66 wildfires burning in the western united states, the region dealing with unseasonably warm and dry conditions. but rain is in the forecast later this week. you can follow this story and all the latest weather developments by down loading the fox weather app. for free. uber eats is delivering more than food to its toronto-based users starting today. uber eats will now be delivering pot in toronto.

uber says it will make sure users who purchase marijuana through its app. are of legal age and uber official says the new program will help combat the illegal marijuana market in toronto. and how about this? the university of tennessee now facing a $100,000 fine after fans stormed the field saturday following their big win over alabama. tennessee ending a 15-game losing streak to the crimson tide. check out this insane video. the excited fans even took down the goal post. they ended up dumping it into the river, if you were wondering where that goal post went. the team tweeting turns out in order to play next week's game we need goal mosts on our field. could you help us out? they don't have a goal post they will be fined 100,000 bucks and i have a feeling no one at tennessee cares. >> steve: they don't care but they are in trouble. >> carley: i'm sure the president of the school is totally worth it.

>> brian: highlights. in the 6:00 hour we did a wrap up of the nfl games and mysteriously the giants-ravens game was excluded because the giants run. we found out head writer is a ravens fan. [sighs] >> carley: conspiracy. >> brian: that's the 401(k) theory. [baby crying] >> steve: given the fact they are a ravens fan you think they would have highlighted it. >> carley: giants won. >> steve: really you mean the new jersey giants? >> carley: the new jersey, new york giants. >> rachel: thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> rachel: music to dhs ears. secretary mayorkas republicans saying that the border is open is encouraging illegal immigration. tom homan reacts coming up. >> brian: plus, the staggering impact of inflation. new polls show seven out of 10 americans have to cut back just to afford necessities. stuart varney is here with a report. >> steve: stuart, good morning.

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>> brian: with just 22 days to the midterm elections, voters is putting the left's economic agenda on notice. >> a new fox news poll shows 37% of voter say that the economy is getting worse. >> steve: this, as 71% say their family has had to cut back just to afford basic necessities. here to react, the host of varney and company, and american built on fox business network, stuart varney. stuart, when you came, in you said this is impacting everybody. you hear it at the grocery store as do we. >> yes.

i mean, that poll gets it just right. the economy is getting worse. and we are all forced to cut back in some way. in a grocery store the other day, i'm checking out. the lady next to me. look at the price of bread, 7.99 a loaf. chucks it back i'm not doing that she was upset. purely antidotal. >> rachel: people feel it. know it's happening. yet the president comes out and saying the economy is as strong as hell. >> let me go through that the jobs market is definitely softening. big corporations are changing their hiring plans. housing, unaffordable to first-time buyers these days. and reasons are still sky high. home heating oil. natural gas going up as the weather gets colder. >> brian: significantly. >> energy prices are going up. we all feel it. we all have to cut back. here are the results of this worsening economy. our savings down 83% from last year. do you realize what that means? we're spending what we gathered together last year. spending it and we ain't got

much left. and if your 401(k) on average is down $34,000. that's on average on 401(k)s. >> steve: which says there goes retirement. >> that's your retirement money. that's down because the stock market is way, way down. the nasdaq is down 35%. so you can expect to take a big hit to your 401(k). that effects your mentality. >> rachel: of course. >> as to how you get through these things, how you deal with inflation. how do you retire? we are in a mess. and i think it's getting worse. >> brian: i just saw a cbs poll on top of that. the number one reason why they say things are high. 61 percent said it is supply change and global recession. 4' percent said it is policies of this administration. >> this is policy. things are getting worse because of policy. two things. right from day one and we have said this how many times we have said this: the president ended america's energy independence. at that point energy prices started to go up. secondly, he chux $1.9 trillion into the economy.

in one year. that's 10% of g.d.p. in cash. you just chuck it out there. inevitable result is inflation. that's what's doing it. bad policy right from the get-go. >> steve: well, once upon a time, america used to build stuff. now it's hard to get stuff. he has got a great series over on fox business prime and it's american built. and you have got a new serve kicks off tonight. >> we do 9:00 tonight we are doing the web telescope. which happened to be assembled a million miles from earth. nobody had done that before. that's american bit. >> very exciting news, a live show with a live audience todaye audience. >> steve: you have a live audience in your home. >> stuart: face to face, look at them and see whether you have got them going.

they look back at you. read that facial expression. >> brian: is it true rachel is going to be on? >> rachel: i'm going to be his emotional support animal. >> stuart: sit right next to me. >> steve: on your show this morning. >> stuart: 11:00 this morning first time ever live studio audience varney and company 11:00 eastern this morning. be there. >> brian: i can't wait to watch in between radio breaks i will be watching. >> stuart: thank you very much. >> steve: feel like live audience. >> stuart: thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen. >> steve: have eventually 100. >> brian: all right, stuart. best of luck. >> rachel: teleprompter asking me to tease we will have another british man piers morgan but stuart is an american. >> stuart: thank you very much. >> rachel: i'm not going to say that we will have a british man, piers morgan, he flies all the way across the pond to sit on the curvey couch.

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>> brian: jury deliberations set to begin hours from now in igor danchenko facing charges stem from the durham investigation. >> it comes as a federal judge dismisses one of the five charges against him making false statements to the fbi. the danchenko told the fbi he never talked to charles jr. an aide of the clintons. a democratic pr executive who contributed information to the now debunk steel dossier. form everywhere speaker of the house newt gingrich joins us now. newt, first off, the biggest given a million dollars christopher steele to prove that anything in the steele dossier was true can you verify it? and he couldn't. i was stunned by that what's at

stake for danchenko today? >> look, i don't know what will happen in a jury trial like that. like buti think it's very cleare evidence that's been unearthed. the fbi at the very top had gone crazy how can you go out and try to actively underminority president of the united states as they did just as they went out to protect hillary clinton and protect hunter biden. this is the most corrupt fbi leadership in american history. and there is going to have to be a commission or something to look at it and potentially broken up into two or three different agencies. this is serious stuff. these guys have the power to put you in jail. it's not politics. this is the criminal justice system and it was clearly perverted by the last two fbi directors. >> brian: do you know what is unbelievable, too? congress said to them do you have any information on the steel dossier and interaction with it? they never told congress that

they spent -- they offered christopher steele a million dollars to verify the dossier. they just ignored it. what i'm wondering is, newt, is it james comey and christopher wray continuing with comey was doing? do you think this was going awry with mueller? how far back do you think this goes? >> go back all the way to the investigation which i think illegally put dick cheney's aide in jail when he was totally innocent, and when they knew. >> brian: scooter libby. >> they knew who actually leaked the cia agent's name. it was the number two guy at the state department. told him to keep his mouth shut. >> brian: richard armitage. >> went after scoot tore try to flip him against cheney. and i think that's under muriel. you have to say that there has been a tradition here of the senior fbi leadership being anti-republican. anti-conservative.

and corrupt. i mean, doing things that are clearly totally dishonest. conviction almost doesn't matter. exposing what sussmann did and exposing what danchenko was up to, really tells the story, real quick. your thoughts? >> well, i think that's been a very important investigation and i think the new republican congress is going to use this as a baseline to really seriously dig into what's gone wrong and why is the fbi so sick? >> brian: newt gingrich thanks so much. look forward to getting a quick verdict. i had a chance to talk about american history the right way from 1776 not from 1619. i'm going to go on stage with my book coming out in paperback with fox nation on brandon, mississippi. let's go to brandon. november 12th saturday. picking up stakes and going to oklahoma on the 1st. 13th.that is sunday.

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from the u.s. are now vowing to reenter illegally. here to react is retired acting ice director and fox news contributor tom homan. tom, so great to have you. so, i guess it's republicans saying that the border is open that is enticing the smugglers to bring people here illegally and not the fact that biden's policies have opened the border effectively. >> you know, rachel, what an insult to the american people. the secretary continues to lie. i mean, it's a greater insult to the men and women of the border patrol who know why this occurred because as you said the biden policies. it's music to the ears of the cartels since joe biden took the white house. 1.7 million last year. over 2 million this year. and that's not counting over 1 million got-aways since he become president. this secretary has no integrity. american people needs to be held accountable for it. the biden policies is what caused this surge and every single man and woman that wears

that uniform will tell you the same thing. >> you know, tom, we talk a lot about the consequences of these open borders and the human smuggling on our side. i think one of the most under reported stories is what it is doing on the mexican side that the very rich and powerful, more powerful than ever cartels are turning mexico into a narcostate. that's going to be have national security implications for us here in the united states. >> you are exactly right. the exparttles are more powerful than never have been, why? >> because they are making more money than they ever have. record amount of money in trafficking women and children. record amount of money in smuggling aliens and drugs across the border because the border patrol is overwhelmed with this humanitarian crisis. the -- that's why there is so much violence in mexico, the cartels are fighting each other for control of the plazas. it's not going to end. it is spilling over into the united states. >> rachel: cartels control 40% of mexico land right now. they are using that money to

also bribe and infiltrate themselves into the mexican government on a level we have never seen before. it's really frightening by the way we have a podcast that we talk about that from the kitchen table to learn more about that aspect of it. i want to talk about the venezuelans. when i went to the border, tom, i would say almost 80% ever the illegal migrants that i saw crossing over the river, theory the riogrande: biden administrn taken the policy from the trump administration that they rescinded and applying it exclusively to venezuelans. my question to you is why exclusively to venezuelans? why not to everybody? >> title 42, they never used title 42 for the full power it has like the trump administration did. venezuelans are a large population of venezuelans coming across the border. let's be clear, this is smoke in mirrors. there is a cap on it. these people are going to cross

the border. if they can't turn themselves over to the border patrol to claim asylum. they are going to sneak across like one man already did. if i can add something real quick in addition to this. the secretary knowing about the horse patrol, these men being innocent but still stood at the white house podium. he allowed the he allowed the vice president. he himself slandered these men knowing they were innocent that's beyond the pale. and when i heard that story come out, i was disgusted with this man e absolutely is a coward because he didn't want to go to the white house and say the story isn't true. the white house is interested in changing the narrative from their failures to the border to try to talk about racist border patrol. it is a failed leadership. i haven't seen anything like it in my career that he would do something like this to innocent men that put their lives on the line for this country every day and slandered them. >> rachel: yeah, it's reprehensible. tom homan, thanks for joining us this morning. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> rachel: all right.

carley? >> carley: it who are on that horrific story out of north carolina. the fiancee of one of the five people killed in a shooting in raleigh reveals she died trying to save her dog. that's her right there mary marshall. killed what teenage suspect opened fire in a neighborhood. the 15-year-old suspect still in grave condition according to officials. police haven't named the teen yet and are still searching for a motive. nike co-founder phil knight says he will do anything to stop oregon democrats from keeping the governor's mansion this november. he has already spent millions of dollars supporting the candidates challenging democrat tina co-tech. knight says far left policies have done nothing to help oregon though a republican hasn't won the oregon governor's race in 40 years recent polling average shows republican christine devil raysen within a few points of the democrats. also beauty facing outrage.

the narrative still has a long way to go. >> carley: beauty company wanted to feature women who came in all shapes and sizes. critics are calling for a boycott saying it was a slap in the face to womanhood. and the yankees keeping their playoff looks alive with a big win in game four begins the guardians last night. >> the clutch offense securing the yankees 4-2 win setting game 5 tonight in new york city. the winner will move on to face the astros in the alcs and tomorrow watch the phillys take on the padres in the first game of nlcs on fx 1. fox sports 1. those are the headlines rachel. over to you.

>> janice: hello, it's me. >> carley: janice dean with today's fox weather forecast. >> janice: by the way rachel is going to be on the janice dean podcast. tune in after "fox & friends." will you? take a look at the temperatures. the biggest story across the country is the cold temperatures. 21 in fargo. 36 in marquette, 30 in minneapolis. >> take a look at the window chills and what it feels like. feels like single digits in fargo, minneapolis 13. here it comes. cold front sink as far as south as the gulf coast and even florida, temperatures 50 to 20 degrees below average for tens of millions of folks and as we go into wednesday, widespread below freezing temperatures likely overnight for jackson, mississippi, memphis, tennessee up towards pittsburgh and cincinnati and chicago.

we are going to set recorded. potential record lows for tuesday in omaha and kansas city and wichita into the 20's. so here it comes. also, we have this area of low pressure just kind of lingering across the great lakes and midwest. see upwards of a foot of snow for the up of michigan. it's happening i know this time of year you can get snow but it can be a little unsettling i'm sure for some folks. i will be getting some complaint letter, i'm sure. here is the forecast today area of low pressure across the great lakes. then we have showers and thunderstorms for the southwest in memphis. and there are temperatures across the country. by the way the northwest still above average. set daytime highs today. the rest of the country is going to feel the cold air. all right, rachel, over to you, my friend. >> rachel: can't wait to talk to you are a the show. >> janice: yea, we will have a girl's party. see you soon. action packed mission to turn the house red. watch. >> it's time for a new generation of leaders. join the fight. help us win.

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transgender policies. steve, over to you. >> thank you. thousands of american soldiers now have apparently a criminal record despite never having been charged with a crime. how does that happen? the army's investigation of a now-defunct recruiting program called -- accuses recruiters of giving cash incentives to newcomers to the national guard. army captain gilberto is sounding the alarm. he joins us now with his attorney representing the victims, retired army special forces colonel doug o'connell. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning, sir. >> steve: captain, what does the government say you did? >> absolutely, sir. they are saying that i stole p.i. wire transfer. i never committed those crimes.

>> steve: this goes back to a program where they were trying to get as many people to join the national guard as possible. you are one of the people who help with recruiting. you got a bonus. they are just simply assuming that you did something illegal? >> absolutely, sorry. it was a great program to establish -- during the height of 2 wars between 2,005 and 2006. we were told to go out every recruit. we did. we recruited. we put their data into a database. that is all that took to get these into the military. >> steve: now, right now, on your military record, you have a flag or a title. >> i have a title. it is impacted me and my family significantly. in 2019, promotion to major. and then a flag popped up saying that there was fraud. those allegations that i spoke

of earlier popped up. once you have a flag, you have to go through an extensive promotion review board. it took 18 months. but because of the special interest to the government, it got further delayed. therefore, resulted in being removed from the promotion list, affecting me to climb the ladder within the military. it has affected me and thousands of other soldiers. >> steve: that is where you come in. how do help people like that captain clear their name? >> well, it is a long and bureaucratic process that will ultimately lead to federal court we believe. we are asking congress to hold hearings on this issue, because we think it is important to understand why they spent close to $15 million to recover about

less than a half a million dollars during this investigation. we also think it is important for congress to look into the fact that army with the help of fbi has created federal criminal histories on these soldiers and former soldiers that say they were in fact arrested when they weren't. that is a boldface lie. >> steve: i know there are more than 2500 soldiers flagged by the army and the army referred to 1500 cases to civilian authorities appeared only 137 soldiers have been charged. captain, you have not. you know, ultimately, as this diminished your trust in the military that, you know, you served your nation. you did your best. out of nowhere, some unknown bureaucrat says, that guy is probably dirty. >> absolutely, sorry. i feel completely isolated and hopeless from the military. i adore and respect the military.

i did lose complete trust in the systemic issue that is currently going on right now. complete trust. >> steve: can we fix this? is the legal system going to be able to fix this injustice as it appears? >> we are certainly going to fight. we are not going to roll over. we are going to fight. we gonna keep fighting until we get some measure of justice for the soldiers. >> steve: a lot of people have not heard of this program. good luck to you. doug, keep us posted on what happens next. okay? >> thank you. >> steve: that's ahead scratcher right there. 4 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, piers morgan is going to join us live on the couch. he is on this side of the atlantic coming up next on "fox & friends." good morning, orlando. that is the sky. to only get this far with her cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year.

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