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>> he admitted lying but insisted he did not kill his family. >> i would never intentionally do anything to hurt either one of him to make them >> what he's doing is brilliant. he's grading the premise for a down charge. >> the spirit of revival is contagious. several universities hold marathon processions inspired by asbury university. >> d down the right sideline. touchdown! what a catch! ♪ ♪ ♪ and i've been taking care of business ♪ ♪ every day ♪ ♪ taking care of business ♪ ♪ every way ♪ >> brian: ladies and gentlemen, you're looking at wilmington, delaware, the first swedish settlement in north america. it lies in the confluence of two waterways that flow into the delaware river, and if you look close, you can see some

classified documents and the classic corvette. >> ainsley: [laughs] >> steve: that's right, it's the home of the most famous corvette in the world, belonging to our current president. who, by the way, and conclusion of business today on this friday, february 24th, is going to delaware. after he takes care of bidness. >> brian: by the way, he does lock his garage. >> ainsley: the most famous car in the most famous garage in the country, next to the most famous documents. >> brian: i think that's where he will have his reelection headquarters if he decides to do it. that's a lot of people crawling all over your house. do you really want people in your summerhouse trying to get you reelected? >> steve: i think his main hq is wilmington, because the beach house, he just owns the little sliver of land. excuse the expression. >> brian: wears the milk, making coffee? >> ainsley: if he decides to run. >> brian: it's all up in the air. >> steve: if he doesn't, it turns out kamala harris has a real fascination with something

that you do not know about and you will go, "wait, what?" >> brian: i still don't know what a venn diagram's. i just don't know. i have no idea. >> steve: really? >> ainsley: you know it when you see it. it's when the circles come together. but we are still talking about ukraine because this is the one having anniversary. >> brian: i had a spirograph, if that helps. >> steve: different. >> ainsley: totally different. >> brian: one year since the deadly russian invasion with a solemn ceremony. >> steve: this all comes as the white house announces a new round of aid to ukraine. >> ainsley: steve harrigan is live on kyiv, and he was there that stomach on day one. as ukrainians are bracing for stepped up russian attacks. what's the latest? >> that's right. there is a real fear and concern that putin could mark stomach launch missiles, calling them or bend missiles. but so far today it's been

quiet, at least here in the capital. as far as ukraine's president zelenskyy, he's been out and about adjusting the troops as well as visiting some wounded troops, as well. his message, ukraine will do anything possible to try to win back the war within this year. one year of warfare has meant incredible sacrifice for a lot of ukrainians like this 75-year-old woman. >> i buried my son who died in service. i also buried my husband. i think it's very clear to you i'm on my own, and it's very, very hard. i wish you a nice peaceful day and that such a thing will never repeat in your lives. >> the u.s. has announce another $2 billion worth of military aid to ukraine. much of that aid in artillery as well as drones. artillery has been very effective on the battlefield to push the russians back, and those drones, especially the kamikaze drones, that drop from the sky, have been effective, as well. the u.s. and the g7 announcing new sanctions for russia, at the

same time china is pushing a peace plan which would remove all sanctions from russia. finally, new f fox news poll shs that about half americans support upping ukraine as long as it takes. back to you. >> steve: i've got a question for you. you've been there since the beginning and a year ago we sosawyou in that spot as there s incoming artillery fire. all those people who evacuated and left the country a year ago, because they thought the war would be over in no time and everybody would be under russian rule, how many of those people came home? >> the point i think you are getting at is the disruption here, we have a country of 44 million, and 8 million people actually sled. since it's quieted down here in kyiv in the west, people have come back. i don't know the exact number. there still some danger here, you hear the air raid sirens, but there's not tanks on the edge of town in this part of the

country anymore. >> brian: just a quick question about the political climate. we know we don't ever see the klickos with zelinski. are they singing from the same hymn sheet where it's important? >> i think they know and the people know especially that this is really a fight for their own existence. it's a fight for the debts. there is that universal praise for this later. one time comic actor who has put his own life and his families' lives on the line to say here when they wanted to kill him. it's hard to go against him at this time when it's really a fight for existence. >> ainsley: thank you so much. yesterday there were protesters, ukrainian protesters, in front of the russian embassy on the upper east side, because it's the year anniversary. they were chanting and waving ukrainian flags. they blocked off the street in front. brad paisley has written a song

because it's the university. it's called "same here." he talks about, no matter where you are, we have the same ideas and the same sunset. that's a great way to say it. he plays clips of his conversation with zelenskyy. he wove that conversation to the song. listen to this. ♪ however you talk, whatever you think ♪ ♪ from the songs that you sing to the drink that you drink ♪ >> we are fighting for our children from our parents to defend their houses and families. ♪ and love each other like crazy ♪ >> steve: that's coming out today, and he will be with us at the conclusion of this hour of "fox & friends." >> brian: and when he sings and what other people have said, and what zelenskyy has said, this is about us now but it's going to be about you soon. because if they take over us, they're coming for you. if they take eastern europe, they go after a nato nation, you

have no choice, you are treaty-obligated. all they want is the support to fight against the russian invasion. if you think about what a disaster it's been for vladimir putin, has been exposed, his military, they don't even have enough uniforms, he's lost about 200,000, 200,000 casualties, minimum 60,000 dead. it's more likely more than that. he has lost 2,000 tanks along the way. now he has conscripted another 200,000 reluctant soldiers who have had six weeks of training. at their best hope. that's why, if you arm the ukrainians, they will be successful eventually. but i agree with the poem, america should not be there for whatever it takes. they don't want to hear that. they know 44 million, as opposed to 156 million population, the russians have a lot more blood. they will not survive a bloodletting. so they have to be them quickly. >> our president, before he heads to delaware today, will

essential have a virtual zoom call with our allies, and he's going to announce my sanctions against russia, which so far have not been very effective. >> ainsley: the zoom call will be with the g7 leaders and also zelenskyy, too. >> steve: we have shown you kamala harris from time to time where she has had some amazing sound bites. today we are going to show you a conversation yesterday that, as we have done some digging, as it turns out, she is fascinated with something we all -- well, most of us learned, in third, fourth, or fifth grade. the venn diagram. you know, the circles? she loves them. watch. >> think of it then in the context of -- i like to think of a lot of things in the context of the venn diagram. i love venn diagrams. always ask, is there a venn diagram for this? it's fascinating when you do! venn diagram some of those three circles, right? and if you want to add some icicles to the venn diagram, the

solutions also look like what we need to do to invest in a clean energy economy. >> ainsley: the venn diagram bring so much delight to her. >> steve: no kidding! >> ainsley: she's a venn diagram enthusiast. those overlapping circles right there. the similarities are in the orange and the differences are in the outer parts. >> brian: i haven't seen her that happy since the space actor kids. that's only thing that compares. >> ainsley: there are so many memes online now with her and a venn diagram. >> steve: to that point, we have done some digging, and as it turns out, she's been fascinated with venn diagrams for quite a while. watch. >> and what we are also seeing is that, if you look at -- you know i like venn diagrams. [laughs] i do. let me tell you, i love venn diagrams. i love venn diagrams. you know, the three circles? just cracking up, right?

>> among the many things i like, i love venn diagrams. [laughter] you know, the three circles. i love venn diagrams. just throw it into a venn diagram and it'll tell you everything you need to know about any issues. >> i love venn diagrams. i really just love venn diagrams. >> i love venn diagrams, okay? [laughs] i really do. i love venn diagrams. you know, the three circles, sometimes there are more. >> steve: i have reviewed her many venn diagram sound bites this morning and it appears to me, every time he's going to talk about three different subjects, she refers to venn diagrams, because it's the intersection of these three circles, right? but i remember, in miss corwin's class in fourth grade, then diagrams can be two circles. or it can be three circles, in which case it is a triple venn diagram. it can also be four circles. nonetheless, she's been talking about that nonstop when it's

three things, and it's not always the same three things. one time she said it's a climate, public health, education, voting rights, women rights, gay rights, attacks, similarities come things like that. every time there's three things on her agenda, she pulls out too the venn diagram. >> ainsley: it's first it's like, what is she talking about? it's a funny sound bite, then you watch the whole montage, it's bizarre. >> brian: this is why democrats are panicking. she is so unfit for that office and unserious. doesn't do her work. are you happy with her vision of our foreign policy? when she's giggling that you might like that and can't ad lib off any topic? since those days as a candidate what she said we should have wide open borders one day when we should have universal insurance the next. she's all over the place. the thing is, you have to be able to study. i don't think she puts the time into anything. >> steve: the good news is apparently in third or fourth grade she was paying attention to the math teacher

taught her about venn diagrams, because she just loves them. congratulations. >> brian: when you peek in third or fourth grade and become vice president, we are doomed. >> ainsley: it's handed over to ashley for some headlines. >> ashley: fox news alert, a desperate search continues this morning for a missing 2-year-old florida boy. a central florida boy. no one can account for what happened to him after 11:00 a.m. yesterday. the sheriff's deputy sing the child's mother was asleep when he vanished. they're asking for volunteers to help resume the search today in brooksville, about an hour north of tampa. they are telling people to be prepared to search deep into the woods. the ntsb sang the toxic train derailment in ohio is 100% preventable, announcing they will conduct a rare field hearing this spring. and transportation secretary pete buttigieg finally getting to the scene of the disaster yesterday, nearly three weeks

after the derailment. he faces some tough questions on his delayed response, admittingd something sooner. >> i felt strongly about this, and could have expressed that sooner. again, i was taking pace to respect the role i have in the role i don't have, but that should not have stopped me from weighing in about how i felt about what was happening in this community. >> ashley: in the white house is defending president biden's decision to go ukraine before ohio, seeing agencies were on the ground even though the president was not. now, to a fox weather alert, southern california is in for a pretty wild weather weekend complete with heavy snow, sledding, rain, blizzard-like conditions, and hurricane force winds. they really getting everything. the national weather service issuing blizzard warnings for san diego and los angeles, and sleet can be seen on the ground surrounding the hollywood sign. one firefighter is dead in michigan, switching gears now, as the winter storm causes widespread power outages and thousands of flight delays and

cancellations. and the university of michigan football head coach, jim harbaugh, is showing up to help an officer move a fallen tree. watch this. >> [grunting] a little better. >> i appreciate you. whew. that should do for elaine. >> what's your name? >> cooper. >> nice to meet you. >> you come as well. thank you, sir. you're a good man. >> feel free to spread the word on that. >> ainsley: for more you can download the fox weather app or stream on your favorite device. after posting a sign that reads, "now hiring nonstupid people," the restaurant is getting a wave of new job applicants and a big boost in customers. the owner of santino's pizza

joined us earlier. >> the intention behind the side was just use humor as a way to funnel more applicants to us. i don't really pay a lot of attention to the negative. but we have had overwhelming response, people supporting us >> ainsley: meanwhile, on wall street , pizza chains like dominoes and ppapa john's shares are down ben and more people cooking at home. >> steve: why am i suddenly hungry for a pepperoni? >> ainsley: i want pizza so bad! stealing but it's friday during lent. cheese pizza. >> ainsley: coming up, alex murdaugh took the stand yesterday. i'm sure you watch it, we had on all day, in this double murder trial. watch. >> my boy is laying face down, and he's done the way he's done.

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them. >> steve: and emotional alex murdaugh taking a stand today to deny he killed his son and wife, but admitted he lied to the cops and everybody, his partners, his clients, you name it. he with reaction right now we have south carolina based criminal defense attorney susan williams. susan, good morning to you. he said, "yeah, i like to the cops, i lied to my family, i lied to my partners, i still money from paraplegics and quadriplegics, but trust me, i didn't kill them." as the attorney going to buy that? >> the jury took an oath to let their verdict speak the truth. some of the jurors may be thinking he's not guilty. i talked to a resident who told me, if alex murdaugh isn't guilty, grits ain't groceries. >> steve: [laughs] in the presentation yesterday, three quarters of the day was the defense. they asked questions that he knew it coming. and undoubtedly, as one of

south carolina's premier trial attorneys, he knew exactly how to answer it. they had been rehearsed. when the prosecutor took over, he is starting to build quite a case against mr. murdaugh. >> that's right. the direct testimony we saw, as a hardworking honest family man, still in from a paraplegic and lied to the police who supposedly are his cronies. >> steve: right, and much was made during the defense presentation and the cross-examination about his addiction to painkillers and stuff like that. they made it sound like he was loaded all the time. i was struck by the fact that, if he was loaded all the time, he had a really good memory of how stuff was going on, how he screwed his business partners and his clients out of a lot of money. >> that's right.

we heard from someone who testified on behalf of the state, and she testified that he had a photographic memory. but it seems like, in his testimony, when things help his case, he has a very detailed memory, but when they are against his case, and he seems to lose memory and blame it on the pills. which, as we know, is not a legal defense. >> steve: and the sound bite we played in the beginning, where he said he would never intentionally hurt his family, ultimately, if something comes out, he can go, "i was hopped up on pills, i didn't intentionally do it." right? >> that's what he wants to say. that's mitigation. if that were a defense, all of my clients would be able to say, "i was on pills when i did xyz, nothing to see here, keep scrolling. i'm not guilty." that's not the way it works. >> steve: let's see what happens. testimony picks up one hour from now. people will be able to see it on

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♪ ♪ >> brian: trouble in taiwan. the u.s. reportedly quadrupling the number of troops deployed to that island nation to help train the taiwanese military. just how many? let's take i look back a year ago. we had 30 people in the chinese didn't like that. fast forward to today, we're putting 100-200. they really must is like that. joining now with some reaction, former defense secretary and army veteran mark esper. mr. secretary, great to see you. how significant is this? >> thank you, brian. it is significant. it's important. i think it shows resolves of the united states. frankly, i think we should do more of it and we should have done more of it sooner, particularly in light of what happened last summer when the chinese wrapped up their activities after speaker pelosi's visit to taiwan. i think we need to do more of this, frankly. >> brian: looks like kevin mccarthy's going back. i don't know what they're going to do then, but we are expanding our bases in guam, in the philippines. general jack keane says we

should start doing exercises with the taiwanese and the japanese, and the south koreans. that would be a big move. do you think we are prepared to do that? >> look, i think we should. we started pushing these ideas during my tenure in the trump administration. we laid the foundation for the expansion of bases in the philippines. i think the more we can expand training with taiwan, both in taiwan and back here at home, we are trending about a battalion there were some of them in michigan. the more we can do this, extend naval exercises in naval patrols around taiwan, i think all of those are important to push back against china. particularly when taiwan does things like crossing the center line, and threatening taipei. we need to show his love and pushed back to xi jinping. >> brian: the problem is this demonstration wants to decrease the defense budget, not increase it, so you can't have it both ways. you can't hollow out the men and women who fight in the agreement they use and at the same time asked them to be in two different theaters. don't you agree?

>> that, and we need to also accelerate arms sales and deliveries. but the taiwanese can't wait 3-4 years to get everything they need to execute what we call the porcupine strategy. we should start sending them stinger's anaheim eyes and anti-ship missiles and everything they need now to deter chinese invasion rather than waiting until happens and reliving what we have relived the last 12 months in ukraine. >> brian: let's switch to ukraine. it's been the one year mark, so much death and destruction, crime and punishment. we have put in a total of $113 billion. we are adding in another $3 billion. europe is about half that. we have watched and invasion happen and they lost 27% of their land, knocked it back to 18%. how much more can ukraine do in this environment? >> the big "if" is if the united states and allies will provide ukraine what it needs to fight and win that war, which means expanded air defenses,

himars, speefifteen for the first time. hopefully by the summer they can really push russia out of donbas and out of southern ukraine. then it's a matter and a question of crimea and what crimea looks like at that point in time. i think it's possible to achieve that if we provide them the means to win. >> brian: what's the holdup? almost everything we end up giving them, from the himars to the patriots, we initially said we wouldn't. now we are giving them more tanks. we said we wouldn't. what is the hold-up on the inner workings of this administration to execute anything except for the embarrassing withdrawal from afghanistan? >> the only explanation is that we have been self deterred. we have been so afraid of putin's reaction, that he may somehow escalate, and after 12 months of bluster, we have seen none of that from putin. we cannot allow ourselves to be self deterred. the ukrainian people are paying the price for this. if we would provide them with they want and need, we could end

this war and at least push them out of ukraine, and that would be far less costly in terms of our financial support and, more importantly, the lives and property of the ukrainian people, if we would just provide it quicker. >> brian: from your years in war college and as secretary of defense, do you think rush is intended just to take ukraine >> no, i think a putin has talked about what he called the greatest disaster of the 20th century, the collapse of the soviet union. clearly he wants to reinstate as much as he can of the old soviet empire. and ukraine is the first he couldn't afford to lose. i think we should all be on guard, and the frontline steaks like the baltics, poland, and others are rightly alarmed by this. >> brian: mr. secretary, thank you for joining us this morning. coming up straight ahead, despite record-breaking illegal immigration, house democrats skip the hearing on arizona's broken border. he'll be next. then country music superstar brad paisley come out with a

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♪ ♪ >> it's an unsustainable model to have a hospital like ours bear the entire burden of paying for migrant health care. since the first days of this administration, we have seen a significant deterioration and border security. >> are the aliens crossing illegally committing crimes across this country? >> absolutely. >> joe biden, are you listening? mayorkas, are you listening to the sheriffs? >> no, they are not. >> ainsley: those are republicans on the house judiciary committee holding the first field hearing on biden's border crisis while democrats skip out, dismissing it as a

stunt, as officials sound the alarm on the growing surge. texas congressman troy nails was there and he joins us now. good morning, congressman. >> good morning, ainsley. thank you for having me. >> ainsley: think you're coming on with us. when you look at these numbers, they are staggering. residents are hurting. crime is going up in these areas. the number of apprehensions, the got-aways. this is in our southern border it counters in january. so it's pretty scary. what did you get out of this meeting yesterday and what is your reaction to democrats not showing up? >> it didn't surprise me when jerry nadler said the democrats are going to boycott this, because i think this is a losing argument for them. the democrats don't want to focus on the border, they want to focus on other things. they don't want to focus on the board because the american people are paying attention now. they are sick and tired of it. so this was a wonderful 36 hours here in yuma, arizona, a meeting with border patrol officials, and obviously sitting down and visiting that hospital in yuma,

arizona, with the ceo, talking about the $22 million they spent on treating these migrants and the issues related to treating those migrants. people coming in with chronic illness and disease, but it's the maternity leave, the number of migrants coming across here that are pregnant, having children. many of them are not receiving that prenatal care, so the nicu unit is full, so you've got yuma, arizona, with 125,000 people, women here trying to have children, there's no room at the inn, so they may have to be transferred and have their children in phoenix, arizona, 170 miles away, because of the biden border crisis. shameful. >> ainsley: that is fascinating to me. the hearing featured three witnesses and heard sound bites from them, including you. they county supervisor, the sheriff, and the ceo of the local hospital, yuma regional medical center, he said the closest hospital is three hours away. a town of 100,000 people who

need service at that hospital, but you have 300,000 people coming across the border that are taking up space in that hospital, his message was very sweet. he said we have a heart for these individuals, that many of them are very, very sick, and we need money. is there any solution to help these hospitals or the sheriff department in that area? >> i know he's reached out to this administration and there is no answer to their dilemma. like, how are they going to recoup and recover these millions of dollars? because that hospital can't afford to just be treating everybody for free. there's no way to get paid, so to speak. and that's going to hurt this entire community here. he got our attention. there's no question about it. the 14 or so of us on the judiciary committee, we paid attention. the crowd was full. if you look, they were a couple hundred people inside that room pay attention to what we are saying to them and what we would like to do for them as it related to securing our southern

border. i'll tell you, the people are concerned on here, rightfully so. it's a federal government's responsibility, ainsley, to secure our southern border. it's in the constitution, article four, section four. the invasion cause. article one, section ten. the states have a right to self-defense and i think these governors in states along the setting where they need to start acting up opryland defend their southern border, as many of them have. >> ainsley: is great to see the whole committee of republicans. democrats didn't go. to the people, instead of staying in washington and talking about something so far away. thank you for doing that and trying to help the folks in yuma. thanks, congressman. >> thank you, god bless. >> ainsley: god bless you. let's head to ashley for some headlines. >> ashley: we will start with fox news alert. a key report on consumer pricing and inflation from the commerce department released his moment to go. the january pce index gaining 0.6% this month. that's 0.4% lower than expected.

ta 0.3 difference compared to last month. retirees lost 23% of their 401(k) savings in 2022. that's according to a new analysis by fidelity. nearly half of retirees fear they are going to outlive their savings, and there is a new trend of parents moving in with their adult children. a family that joined us earlier said the decision to live under one roof is helping them save a lot of money, and they're making it work. >> we have our own bathroom and bedroom of there, so it's nice, we can just escape when we need to escape. >> and my dad gets up and makes the kids breakfast before school before i'm even awake, i'm out of bed, they are fed. i help them get dressed and get ready for the day and my husband takes them to school. >> ashley: in 2021, 50% of multigenerational households were actually parents moving in with their adult children. dramatic body cam footage showing the moment police took

down the man accused of killing three people in orlando. that includes a tv news reporter and a 9-year-old little girl. >> [bleep] get on your face! get on your [bleep] face! 's because they killing me! >> ashley: police say 19-year-old keith moses is a career criminal with a lengthy rap sheet. the 9-year-old girl who was killed has now been identified as tea on a major. she is rendered as an extremely smart and caring little girl. dylan lyons was a reporter in orange county for news 13. he worked there for less than a year. police are still working to uncover a motive. the spirit of revival isn't slowing down as per services inspired by asbury university continue across the nation. they continued a service at cedarville university. >> i think it's been really freeing to see that god is still working in the lives of every christian. this isn't just a asbury or

cedarville thing. >> nothing i've ever seen be before. it was very eye-opening and inspiring. >> ashley: the students hope these services continue spreading across the u.s., bringing everyone together for the same purpose. those are your headlines. we are going to toss it back to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: beautiful to see. thank you, ashley. let's check in with adam klotz for our weekend weather forecast. >> good morning, ainsley. beautiful weather out here on fox square. still tracking some of those winter systems. even though it's gorgeous here, there are some folks dealing with a little bit of snow. still that system we tracked the last several days, just barely hanging on end lingering across interior new england. the larger system is out west where we are looking at another round of winter weather, and everything you're seeing in the orange, that's blizzard warnings. in some areas you typically don't see them, stretching down into southern california, and as much is 5 feet of snow could be on the way. this is what the futurecast looks like. this will play out for the day.

along the coast it is just rain, but interior areas are seeing a lot of snow. how much? as we said come as much as 4-5 feet and some of those higher elevations. a big winter storm for folks on the west coast as we head into this otherwise beautiful weekend for most folks across the country. those are your weather headlines. for now, tossing it back in to you. >> ainsley: brad paisley has a new song paying tribute to ukraine, and it features a very special guest. that's coming up next. but first, let's check in with my friend tim and dana perino come for what's coming in at the top of the hour. happy friday, dana. >> dana: and to you. i can't wait to hear that song, and is a special guest, so stay tuned for that. the murdaugh trial resumes, riveting testimony from the defendant yesterday. they took a break overnight so we'll get back to this morning. war in ukraine enters its second year. we will talk to john kerry from the white house about when it could end. missouri's ag said liberal prosecutor kim gardner has to go. can he forcibly remove her from office? and a 2024 presidential election. believe it or not, it's well

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song featuring a very special guest. ♪ however you talk, whatever you think ♪ ♪ from the songs that you saying to the drink that you drink ♪ >> we are fighting for our children, our parents, to defend our houses and families. ♪ and love each other like crazy ♪ >> brian: brad paisley joins us now to talk about how this all came together. you hear your interview, your resume interview come with the president of ukraine. thanks for doing the song and thanks for joining us. >> i'm honored to be here. thanks a lot for finally having me on. you told me earlier, when i gave you my number at the white house correspondents' dinner, you gave it back. >> brian: [laughs] >> ainsley: on behalf of everyone at fox news, we are so sorry for brian. we apologize for him constantly. >> brian: i said i met brad paisley and he's going to do the show and i said, what did i do with his number? >> ainsley: what is this,

"finally having you on?" we'd love to have you on all the time! >> well, great, i'll be back again monday! >> brian: te tell us about the song in your decision to put him in it. >> we planned this in the sense that, when i wrote the song, i was so moved by what was happening. i was watching all this stuff a year ago today began, watching these people, 24 hours earlier they were in cafes and restaurants, then they were fleeing. i think as i did this i was struck by their thirst for freedom, and in a roundabout way, as i wrote this, the song got to president zelenskyy, who heard it. i had originally had the idea -- how do i say what i want to say at the end of this? was at a ukrainian singer connected we have somebody on from there that would do something like that? then at the end i realized, if

he wanted to speak at the end of this, it would really say what i'm trying to say. which is, the ways we are the same as these folks. they really want to be us. they desire freedom, so badly. anyway, it was just an amazing thing that, when he heard it, he said he would love to do that. the next thing you know, we set up a time to speak and record this, and it's a surreal experience. >> ainsley: it's a beautiful song. it dropped last night. i know you're working on a video to correspond with it. we want to play a little bit of it. just to give our audience a little bit of background on it, you start in california. he said there are so many cliches about california but there is still a bar on the corner and that's where we can get together and solve world problems. then you go to mexico and you say -- i guess you and your wife are watching the sunset and you see a wedding on the beach and you realize, you understand the language but you see the parents

crying, or people of the ceremony crying. we can all relate to that. then you talk about ukraine, and you weave in volodymyr zelenskyy's waist. he is a little bit of the song. >> we speak differently good is in our life, yes, but i think we appreciate the same things. children, freedom, our flag, our soldiers, our people. the biggest treasure we have. >> ainsley: there are so many more that we have in common then we have different. >> yeah, and it's interesting. we also to wrestle with this as we watch this horrifying scene unfold, and i am just struck by -- the simplest way to put it for me that makes my blood boil about this, it feels like you're watching a home invasion. it does. it just feels like -- i mean, as a fan of the second amendment myself, it's like i'm watching these people, and i know what i

would be doing if my home was being invaded. so it's really inspiring to me to see their desire for this freedom, and their desire to be so much like america that they are just willing to lay it on the line that way. and in talking to him and seeing their desire and thirst for this, i think it was even more inspiring after doing the zoom. because you never know. you do this sort of thing, you wonder, is this the type of thing that's going to work in a song and is it going come across? and i was just so moved when needed this. i'm thrilled with the way it turned out. >> brian: it did, and all your money will go to rebuilding housing for the ukrainians, because these monsters in russia are bombing out, going for civilians, filling up neighborhoods because they can't beat the military. the united states military has raised money and you are joining forces with them, so that's pretty impressive.

final thoughts? >> every time the song is streamed, some of it goes to get somebody back with a roof over their head that has lost that. we are hoping to build 4200 homes, and it is a fascinating thing, being this involved. but i'm thrilled to do it, because i just truly believe in this. >> brian: we hope that you will play in our concert series. that'll be the lead and it'll raise a ton of money. >> let's work on that. speaking of god gave you a gift in your using that. >> this is doug paisley. you created a wonderful son! are living longer with kisqali. so, long live family time. long live dreams. and long live you. kisqali is a pill proven to help women live longer when taken with an aromatase inhibitor. and kisqali helps preserve quality of life.

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>> thanks so much for watching. we'll watch one nation at 8:00. >> i'll be on sean hannity's show night. bye, everyone, have a great weekend. >> bill: good morning. we expect more dramatic testimony in matter of minutes in the alex murdaugh murder trial when it gets back underway today. he will be on the stand. the lawyer, disgraced lawyer accused of killing his wife and son is on the stand. he was there for hours yesterday. we'll monitor that and bring you coverage as it gets underway in south carolina. there is a grim anniversary for the world to mark today. that comes out of ukraine. that country marking a full year of war with no end in sight as we say hello on this friday. i'm bill hemmer. lc