had eye toward being proactive. flash mobs going to stores and organized retail theft. we are proactive. implement legislation to make sure that can't happen here. we are proactive in making sure that ridiculous liberal policies get implemented and we will keep doing that. >> todd: congrats on your win and making it through two hours of "f "fox & friends first." "fox & friends" now. >> tropical storm will nicole making landfall. >> todd: declaring a state of emergency and nearly 60,000 people without public. >> republicans are inching closer to it securing 218 seats in the chamber this as races in arizona and nevada are still too close to call. >> as raffaele and warnock are headed to a december runoff in georgia. >> we had a tie breaker i'm not giving the seat up. >> people want us to move on. >> finished with republican

lawmakers looking into his son hunter and business dealings. >> what's your message to republicans who are considering investigating? >> lots of luck in your senior year. >> cma award for entertainer of the year goes to luke colmes. [cheers and applause] >> i want to thank country music for making my dreams come true. >> ainsley: this is a fox weather alert tropical storm nicole bat terg florida with sturgeon and heavy rain after making landfall as a cat 1 hurricane just after 3:00 this morning eastern time. >> steve: we are in the month of november. how crazy is this? right now more than 125,000 people have no power. this is the first tropical system to hit florida in the month of november since 19 # 5. >> brian: here we go. griff jenkins is live in vero

beach with the very latest. how is that wall holding up? >> griff: good morning, it's holding pretty well but you put your finger on the real concern here in vero beach the tropical storm nicole hit as a category 1 just south of where we are just after 3:00 a.m. it's been quite a night. you can see it's a little calm. the eye moves across. we are going to start getting the back end of it. and the concern is this wall and the retaining walls structural integrity because you can see the waves and angry sea coming in. the tide. storm surge can be upwards of 5 feet. coinciding with a king tide that is an exceptionally large high tide because of the moon and it's coming at contactually t eg time coming as a large storm coming across florida. the tide will coincide with these high winds on the back side and we have had upwards of 50, 60 miles per hour. the maximum sustained winds were 75 when nicole came ashore here

after 3:00 a.m. you mention it is very rare thing, steve, in november for a hurricane to hit 1985 one kate hit the panhandle. the yank hurricane hit the east coast and they haven't seen it. they did of course feel e.p.a. last month. that's why just a mile north of me a boardwalk already yesterday afternoon collapsed south of us a public park less than a mile had some structural damage so police were tapping that area off to make sure when people woke up today wanted to come out and see the damage when the storm passes that they don't get near areas that may be affected. the storm surge though right now is what everyone is looking at and, of course, some coastal flooding is very low area. and people are feeling it from vero up to melbourne up to cocoa beach in daytona where you may have seen some of the structural damage left over from ian going all the way south as well to jupiter and palm beach, volusia

county. it's a very large storm coming across. anyone waking up on the east coast of florida, stay put because this storm is still dangerous winds are still kicking and of course the floodwaters are going to start moving in and across we are 4 or 5 feet across from the beach. not much beach at all as this tide comes. in we expect here throughout the morning as we get a a bit of light we will see really where it's hitting and the damage it's causing. really the story on this one is the coastal flooding and the storm surge and whether or not it causes further beach erosion threatening buildings and of course the historical nature of hitting in november. brian, ainsley, and steve? >> steve: that is big all right. thank you very much. now let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. janice, this is a pretty quick moving storm. we just showed juneau beach and

it looked clear as a bell. ian january the tropical storm force winds expand over 400 miles from the center of the storm. you are going to get impacts across the peninsula if you are close to the center of circulation where we are getting hurricane force gusts in and around the cape canaveral area we felt gusts over 85 miles per hour. and heavily populated neighborhoods, right? this is the only second hurricane that has made landfall in november for the state of florida. so it made landfall earlier this morning. south of vero beach. 75 mile-per-hour sustained winds and the storm is three-point line right now. tropical storm 75 mile-per-hour sustained winds. still seeing the impacts of hurricane force gusts. heavy rainfall on the order of 3 to 5 inches. we also could see some three-point line tornadoes with the storm system as it pushes across land and natural rotation from the area of low pressure. so, the wind gusts, latest wind speed for west palm beach close to 30 miles per hour. freeport 31. bahamas, and then the gust as i mentioned over 80 miles per hour

nor the kennedy interpret. cape canaveral 79, melbourne 73 miles per hour. and there is the track it. moves fairly quickly towards the big bend of florida and then up towards the southeast. heavy rainfall and we are going to see a nor'easter out of this one for the northeast. and then the power outages the likelihood of power outages for central florida, north florida, and the tornado threat will exist not only for northeastern florida but up towards georgia and carolinas. look at how big this storm is so tropical storm force winds extending 450 miles from the center of this storm. so it's going to be widespread impacts, you know, sun comes up. we are going to see damage. that's for sure. the ground is already saturated for florida because of ian that's my concern as well. >> steve: they just can't catch a break. janice, thanks for keeping an eye on what is now tropical storm nicole. thank you very much. meanwhile, republicans are closing in on the house majority claiming 207 out of the # 18 seats needed to flip the chamber from blue to red.

>> ainsley: senate control now hangs on just two races on arizona and nevada. plus that run off in georgia. >> brian: who would have thought 48 hours later we still don't know so much. kevin corke joins us with more to fill in some blanks. come on, kevin do it. >> you are right, the vote count tips across the country. what is the hold-up? it's so amazing quite frankly and, yet, here we are. however, with each passing hour we do get closer to determining the balance of power right here in the nation's capitol. and as for the balance of power so far it's shaping up this way and as you point out, in the house 207 where stand right now the majority will be 218 it. looks as they will ultimately make that number. certainly right now things are lining up that way? how about the senate? right now it's close. down the middle as can you get pretty much. 49-48. the g.o.p. needing not one but two because, remember, a 50/50

tie can be broken by vice president kamala harris. let's head down to the state races. want to first take you to the silver state of nevada. there we find a dynamite senate panel that we have been talking about at length. this is one of the ones that i wanted to keep a close eye on because i always felt like, you know, laxalt was probably going to win. it didn't look so great early on election night. but right now he is out in front as you see there with 425,000 plus votes cortez masto 405. governor's race in nevada. another interesting contest. this one has lombardo out in front by almost 4 point. actually over 4 points over 36,000 votes the difference there. that auto could be a big, big win for the g.o.p. next we take you down to the grand canyon state of arizona. all eyes frankly on this race. we have been talking about it at length. a lot of people know a lot about blake masters. you saw the big special that

tucker carlson's group did. he still trails though. mark kelly leading 51-46. masters says he is still confident. beal see how the tally goes as we continue to watch the vote count the snails pace count over in arizona. how about the governor's race? kari lake is right in the mix. she was down by like 15 points at one point during election day. then it was 10. and it was 8 and 6 as you see right now it's less than 1 percentage point. they are feeling pretty good about chances although she is still trailing at this hour. down to the peach state of georgia. we mentioned that this is going to now involve a run off. neither candidate getting north of 50%. so it will be the w's against each other. warnock against walker in december. that could ultimately be the race that tells the tale as far as the battle for control of the senate. as for mr. walker, well, he is convinced that when it's all over, georgians will make the right choice, that is they will choose him.

>> right now we are in a tiebreaker that's why i said i'm not giving this seated up. right now the georgia people are hurting because inflation. the georgia people are hurting because of crime on the street. kids right now got men in womennens sports. all the different things happen in less than two years since he has been in office. i'm not going to let them to continue to destroy georgia or destroy this country. >> ron johnson by the way also winning that wisconsin race. a very tight race indeed. we'll continue to watch it all unfold guys, i promise. i will be right here with you for now back to you. >> brian: kevin, like your old sports days rolling through them like final scores. pregame show. >> steve: kevin and brian, at the end of the day of game, there is a number. the game is still going on. >> brian: overtime. >> exactly right. >> brian: like overtime if you take off aweek between the regulation game and overtime. can we do this right away. >> ainsley: kevin, when those numbers are popping up on the

screen, these races all across the country are so close. what do you make of that. >> i'm not surprised that they are close because as you pointed out, ainsley, look, america is really divided, flight what really surprised me though is some large states like florida, they get through their vote count, they are in, they are done and out of there. other smaller states really taking their time. we will see how it all turns out. >> steve: we will indeed. thank you very much. one of the races he featured was down in the great state of arizona. kari lake currently in trailing. but it's close. nonetheless, she was on with tucker last night and says, you know what? it's iwhen it's all done i'mgoi. >> i feel 100% certain i will win. the question is how big will that win be. can you believe we still have 650,000 votes that have not been counted there are voters. and we are only down by a few thousand votes right now. when those votes come, in i think we will see a lot of liberal minds kind of blowings up.

i want all democrats, independents and republicans to trust in the system. and when i win and,trust me, we will win this, this is going to be top of my agenda. i'm getting my lawmakers. i'm getting the legislators to a special session to change our election so that they are fair, honest and transparent and we get rid of those machines that are not reliable. strife e. >> steve: get some faster machines. >> brian: 400,000 have not been counted. ballots have not been counted in maricopa county alone. they are verifying decisions today and tomorrow. take your time. want to take a lunch break. take two or three hours. , she mentioned about 650,000 have not been counted. and they have the problem in maricopa county and they made the instant decision to not extent voting in a place where everything was delayed because i guess they needed attorney or ink in some of these machines. >> ainsley: paper issues. the election officials say it impacted less than 7% of the vote. but when carrie was on with tucker she said we still have

650,000 votes that have not been counted. >> brian: it was a printer issue. learned more about the printer issue that caused some ballot not read. 17,000 ballot. we understand people didn't have the experience they wanted to have and were frustrated on election day. you think? with all the scrutiny and all the recount, you think that arizona would make this a priority and probably is not easy to digest for kari lake that the secretary of state is her opponent and she is in charge of the election. >> steve: that's always kind of tricky. in the meantime, it looked like when the predictions were there was going to be a huge red wave on tuesday, the white house was very cagey about saying whether or not the president would make a statement, would he have a press conference. after the red wave at any time materialize they decided he would have a full blown press conference. he did. it was 54 minutes. in the beginning okay i have a list with 10 names on it. after the ninth name he left.

of course fox is never on it. we knew that nonetheless, he was asked very clearly, okay, given the direction of the country and we have a graphic that shows 75% of the country says we are heading in the wrong direction. but is he not going to change. >> ainsley: 25% say right direction. 75% two thirds of our country say wrong direction. he was asked about that. listen. >> you mentioned that americans are frustrated. in fact, 75% of voters say the country is heading into the wrong direction. expift the results of last night. what in the next two years do you intend to do differently to change people's opinion of the direction of the country particularly as you contemplate a run for president in 2024? >> nothing. because there they are just finding out what we're doing. the more they know what we're doing the more support there is. do you know anybody who wants us to get rid of the change we made on prescription drug prices and raise prices again? do you know anybody who wants us to walk away building those roads and bridges and internet and so on?

i don't know -- i think that the problem is the major peels of legislation we passed, some of it bipartisan, takes time to be recognized. >> brian: a couple of things. is he talking about his infrastructure bill. that's on him and the people in charge. number two, when he talks about takes time to implement all the spending that he has put together. all the giveaways that he has promised. maybe that will take root. we like to change things? yeah, i would love a deference department that wasn't shrinking. i would love a border that wasn't flat out broken. inflation. emphasis on crime and punishment. >> ainsley: a lot of people would like to change that. >> steve: yeah, no kidding. he also was asked at one point are you going to run for reelection and he said, you know, he and jill would like to get away for a week or so between thanksgiving. >> brian: they are always away. >> ainsley: want to get away again. >> steve: jill biden was in the

front row yesterday that's extraordinary. makes sense about a year ago when he did that two hour press conference. and she was apparently furious it yelling at the staff why did you leave him out there so long. well, this time she was in the front row and he did say when asked about running for re-election, he and jill would try to take a week off between christmas and thanksgiving and then next year he will decide. but given the fact that the democrats feel like they did pretty darn good on tuesday, he is running. >> brian: looks like it's hard to push back against him. i don't even see -- they don't have a ron desantis in the wings that looks primed and ready to go. they have a secretary of transportation who thinks he is ready to go. just real quick, i thought one thing that's been under reported when asked about donald trump running again, he basically said i'm going to use my justice department to make sure he doesn't. i was shocked by that what are you talking about? use your justice department to make sure that he doesn't run? i'm pretty sure that's not nice

and right. >> ainsley: imagine if if a republican president had said that about a democrat. >> brian: yeah find out about hunter and joe and make sure joe doesn't run. >> ainsley: if this election has taught us anything it is that our country is so divided. you have to pay attention to what republicans are saying and what they want. he ran saying he is going to unite our country. it is important for republicans to feel like they are heard. and, if not, then our country is just going to continue to be divided. i wish there were a middle ground that they will could come to. >> brian: all i can say it's still within reach, the house and senate. even though the margins are tight. can you -- at one point is he going to sit behind the desk and go things have changed. the house is no longer in power. he is not going to have his way. he is going to be forced to deal. and then when the senate, in it comes down to walker and warnock, there's a libertarian, 1.2% of the vote that tends to lean right. and now you have kemp's pop peculiarity combined with walker. that is formidable. >> steve: but, historically, the

president's party generally loses in a bloodbath during the midterms during his first midterm. that did not happen. so, you have got to think that the white house people are saying, you know what? let's pop some champagne. i know it's not friday. >> ainsley: pocket did change like your area in long island. this was a red wave. >> brian: they delivered the house that is lee zeldin. >> steve: we are about to tell you about another district that flipped from blue to red. the top issue a texas republican has fueled her victory in a democrat strong hold. tell you have her story coming up. >> ainsley: and thankfully, we have some positive, wonderful good news. natinashville's biggest names. find out who co-host peyton manning wants to become next president. >> brian: yes, he finally told.

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on. and to celebrate being americans. >> wow. >> i have one thing to say to all that. luke bryan for president, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> my slogan hunting, fishing and loving every day. [cheers and applause] >> carley: how about that guys? i like the royal wave that he has as he announced his potential presidency. >> steve: the windsor wave? >> carley: is that what it is. >> ainsley: i like the campaign slogan. >> carley: hunting, fishing, loving he every day. >> steve: something i can get behind. >> brian: do you notice we see peyton manning everywhere. every commercial. manning with his brother. and i remember when he turned down the broadcasting job. i guess he wants to fade away. count his money. >> steve: carley thank you very

much. >> ainsley: thanks, carley. running for president now. >> brian: i was just waving. >> steve: like this. rotate the windsor wave. >> ainsley: i thought it was elbow wrist wrist. >> steve: many different ways to way. a lot of waving at victory parties. it victory party for monica delacruz. a republican, became the first hispanic woman to be elected to that district down in texas. where the -- all of the -- you know, all the interest was with the border. it's right there. it's a border district and border with top of mind. >> ainsley: they, they just recently redistricted. they changed all the redistricts. >> steve: we drew. >> ainsley: they redrew them all. they don't even have enough night vision goggles for the men and women working on the actual border. >> brian: here she is. >> scared the incumbent out of

the district and made it an open feat was extremely beneficial for us to get our message out to the voters. and at the end of the day, it came down to two things. number one, the biden administration disastrous economic policy, coupled with the border -- open borders that he has caused in his administration that is affecting our border patrol agents. look, as a sing goal mom myself, i know that single moms out there and all-american families are struggling. i mean, we are talking about just basics at this point. and i believe that common sense and the biden administration hitting people in the wallet, that's what drove people towards conservative candidates such as myself. >> henry cuellar did win easily why? because he was strong on the border. guess what? he got an fbi investigation and got primaried by his own party for speaking out and kept his

seat by a substantial margin too close to call bill clinton go down there at the last minute. my sense is how can -- the democratic mayor of el paso, how could you be a democrat and actually keep your seat indict this administration? el paso is $6.4 billion in order to finance illegal immigrants. told by the president we don't want you shipping people anymore to new york city. so now el paso is being destroyed. it's amazing that this did not come up in yesterday's q and a with the president because he is not going to take another one for another three months. >> i was surprised with henry cuellar though because he is so loved there and he has name recognition. you are right. he is very supportive of what is happening on the border. is he more of a moderate than he is so extreme. >> steve: it was once solidly blue but because of the border issue solidly red.

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>> steve: back now with a fox weather alert. a couple hours ago it was a hurricane now tropical storm nicole is battering florida with a storm surge and heavy rains after making landfall as a cat 1 overnight as the camera guy right there. daytona beach one building has collapsed so far that we know of and residence in a dozen condo complexes were forced to evacuate because of the storm surge. fox weather correspondent robert ray is live in daytona beach with the very latest. robert, good morning. >> yeah, good morning to you, indeed. that erosion you mentioned the

atlantic just furious right now. look at this out here. if lloyd can take a look. this is supposed to be daytona beach, guys. it's the atlantic ocean. it's taken over the beautiful white sand beaches as it comes in here and floods the boardwalk with the surge. we haven't even hit high tide this morning. in other areas there is foam coming in and whipping around those counterclockwise winds come in. let, if we can, show you and take you for a little walk over here. this boardwalk is partially collapsing, unfortunately. it is actually -- there you go. this is what i'm talking about. you see that storm surge come in, with the waves. and there is really the unraveling of daytona beach in some areas. take a look at this. this is part of the boardwalk that has collapsed by the force and the energy of the atlantic ocean. and nicole, which is now a tropical storm, look down there,

guys, as the water just pours in. we are told that many of the boardwalk is hollow right now. and a lot of these pockets are going to collapse. and, lloyd, if you come back here and take a look we have got our fox weather beach lighting the scene and making sure that we are traversing this region carefully and safely. this is nowhere near over. i can't stress that enough. this is going to snake its way up and into georgia and the carolinas, guys. be careful if you are out there. back to you. >> steve: yeah, no kidding. of i think the headline is there is no daytona beach at daytona beach today because of the water. robert, thank you very much. you can follow robert and nicole's path by down loading the fox weather app. and you'll have al the information at your finger tips. >> ainsley: next guest jacqui

rosario reelected into the indian river county school board and cindy spray reelected to the manatee county school board. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: jacqui, i will start with you because i know you represent the vero beach area. how is your family? did you evacuate. >> we are good. everything is good. a lot of rain and wind but all is well. >> ainsley: how are you feeling this morning now that you know you are reelected? >> it's exciting. i'm happy. i'm elated. i'm glad it's over. it's been long run. everybody campaigning since january. and i have hit some obstacles along the way. some naysayers that just want to lie and twist any kind of narrative just so that they can, you know, be the will to the issues at hand. i'm glad we have prevailed. we won the race. governor desantis' education

plan aligns with the work that i had been doing all along on the school board. so it makes sense to endorse me and i'm grateful for his endorsement. i'm just happy thatwe won. >> ainsley: cindy, i know you are a grandmother. you already raised your children but you have grandchildren in the school district. is that why you wanted to run and how much did governor desantis' endorsement help you? >> oh my goodness, the support i got from governor desantis put us over the edge, i think. his view of how we need to stay back to the basics of education aligned with what i had views. and of course my grand children. you have kids in school. you want to make sure that we are getting the education system that we are actually expecting from the public schools. back to the basics. and, you know, it parental rights. and those -- all of those kind of platforms is what i was running on. and it was the reason that i think governor desantis will

looked at some of these school board raves and said i think this is something that he needs to do. it was tremendous. and quite humbling to get that kind of endorsement from somebody, you know, america's governor. and it just put us over the edge and i just think, you know, we are going to do the right thing and give the parents choice that they want. and just continue to run on his platform. work on his platform after we are sworn in. >> ainsley: jackie, i know you have been a lot i know we all have in schools across the country. have you gone through three superintendents in the last year; is that right? last few years? you had covid to deal with. remote learning. on the school board. you delegate with crt and inappropriate books in the classroom. is this guy, there were so many naysayers and what do you plan to do? >> i think. so i think part of the controversy is not really understanding the full issues. listen, with regard to the library books, the problem here

is that we are not allowed to read the content of these books at our board meetings. they are so gross and so obscene it is considered. >> ainsley: pornography. >> pornography. but, it's because we can't read them at the board meetings we can't bring light to the actual content. those who are naysayers as we keep mentioning kind of just want to label you as a book banner. and that's not exactly true. we have laws in place here in florida that prevents obscenity and pornography in books. we have standards and we have to follow those standards and provide literature that is age-appropriate and grade level for those students and so, some of this content is so gross, i couldn't read it on air with you. and so that's part of the issue is that this is an ongoing thing it's going to continue until those books are removed from the

shelves. >> ainsley: congratulations, ladies, thank you for helping our children. so important. education, they are the future of this country. god bless you both and thanks so much for waking up early with us. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. we wish you all the best. still ahead, georgia senate race is once again heading to a runoff after neither candidate garnered more than 50% of the vote. what to expect as control of the senate hangs in the balance. but, first, here is morgan whatten performing you proof at last night's cma awards. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now.

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>> right now i know that a vote for herschel walker is a vote that the georgia people voices can be heard in washington, d.c. not only the people in voices but american voices can be heard because a vote for senator warnock is going to have kamala harris making a decision for them. and right now we are in a tiebreaker. that's why i said i'm not giving this seat up because right now the georgia people are hurting. >> brian: all right. it's the race that will likely determine power in the senate. talking about herschel walker, still fighting as the georgians run against for georgia senate seat as he runs against senator warnock. heads to run off december 6th. joining us now what it will be like, says it's all within reach for republicans. former georgia g.o.p. senate candidate himself calvin king. it looks as though the trump picked candidate herschel walker lost by 35,000 votes. what changes head to head now without the libertarian? >> thanks for having me, brian.

now we have republicans vs. democrats. there is no libertarian here to pull any kind of vote. i look at it like this. goal quinning of this election cycle was to notify the biden administration win back the house and win back the senate. and based on the outcome of tuesday's election cycle, we are right in the middle of achieving our goals. we are on the precipice of winning our u.s. house. it looks like georgia is going to be, once again, ground zero for control of the senate. and we are in a really good position to win that commodities 6th. >> brian: the incumbents last time had the advantage and both lost in the run-off in 2020. enough to you got warnock, $200 million have been spent in this race already. and herschel is outspent by 70 million. do you think the republicans will rally more around him now? >> i do think so. especially if will control of our u.s. senate is not

determined between now and december 6th. if the pivotal vote here in georgia it. will rally republicans. across the state. >> brian: one thing i understand was unutilized governor brian kemp. obviously extremely popular and successful. he said he was never really asked by the herschel team to help out. should he now? can he be valuable? >> well, i mean, i think governor kemp typically runs his own race. most of us here in georgia we want to run our own race. now, between now and the runoff, i'm not real sure who is going to jump in to help herschel. what i do know is that we have momentum. it's very difficult to take down an incumbent senator as raphael warnock is or, yeah, is. he did not get above 2 million votes. that was a threshold across the state where our top statewide candidates were able to exceed. so it shows that there's not a lot of excitement for warnock, which opens the door for a herschel walker victory.

as long as the republicans come out to this runoff election december 6th. >> brian: we didn't two years ago. >> right. because they didn't two years ago. >> brian: one thing is for sure -- go ahead. we will have to end it there. but you have a bright future regardless. that's pretty clear. >> thanks so much, brian. >> brian: talk to you again as we get closer and closer. 48 hours and counting. have a chance to go to brandon mississippi for the first time and talk red, white, and blue on fox nation co-sponsored event and then i'm going to pick up stakes and go to tulsa, oklahoma. that will be november 13 of the and then december 2nd in newark, new jersey. go to brian kilmeade.com and get a front row seat to a 1776 america. not the 1619 one. just go also you can go to fox nation and sign up. fox nation.com. if you go, the specials are waiting for you in your seat on fox nation. meanwhile, still ahead on this

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steve time to have some cake because today we are celebrating 247 years of the marine corps. >> ainsley: service members all over the world will celebrate and we are with a few marines right now on the fox square. >> brian: totally secure for the first time ever. major retired art gorman right play in the middle and lance corporal that dire remanuel just 19 years old. >> ainsley: 19, sir. >> brian: what does it mean the marine birthday, 247 years old? >> 247 knowing that all marines and our sailors who serve with us today around today celebrate this birthday, it's really important to us. recognize our past. but, more importantly, the present and our future. >> steve: one of the things we have been honoring the marine corps on your anniversary coming up on a couple of decades. we love the day because we get

some cake. who is going to do the cake cutting? >> i will do the cake cutting. >> brian: tradition. >> we will get into it. today cutting with the sword first expedition overseas against the tripoli against the pirates in tripoli. >> steve: brian wrote about them. >> first piece going to the oldest marine present. as we mentioned art gorman lieutenant colonel retired 21 years in the marine corps is our oldest marine present. >> steve: is there ever a question who to give it to? do you have to i.d. people? >> usually i will say just the look, hair, the we know who they're. >> steve: art used to work in this building so we would see him in the hall. >> as doing that second peed, second piece youngest marine here. >> steve: thanks to our friends at carlos bakery for supplying another beautiful cake. >> we have been doing this 1925.

anywhere around the world today will gather to celebrate our birthday. handing this to art. represents the seniority and experience in the history of the marine corps pass it on to newest marine representing our current marine in the future. >> brian: art, i have a question for you, how has being in the marines paid off your entire life? how has it felt your entire life basically being a marine? >> well, it's like being brought up by good parents. you keep your word. this morning i was told to be here at a specific time i was here at that time. not because there was going to be a general here. not because it was going to be a general here but because this is important to me. >> it is important. and this is the one time a year when the marines can start the day with cake. so we're -- and we have a special presentation. guys, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for your service and protecting our country.

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