>> you get to eat like all the cupcakes that you want. >> eat them with you. >> todd: it has been an awesome journey. it has fun. i love sharing this with you, it has been fun. obviously we have a few more months left. what's your name, carley? she will be back. "fox & friends," have a great weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you should know ♪ i just can't say hello ♪ hello. >> brian: that is philadelphia, pennsylvania. would ben franklin recognize it now? what do you think the changes were from when he was walking around that area? >> lawrence: crime. fires in the street? >> brian: fires in the street. >> rachel: no horse and carriages although there are

horses at the end ever the show. >> brian: did you think there was a pushback against horse and carriages like we are pushing back against a.i., cars came by, hey, i'm happy with a horse. i don't need the car. is that the way go it was 1910. >> lawrence: most likely. >> brian: were there morning shows in 1910? >> rachel: if there was, you would be on it. >> brian: it would be early enough. i'm curious. that's where we are at. don't worry, kamala is in charge. >> lawrence: recreate a brian in that period of time what he would look like. >> brian: big into knickers, i would have to work on my calves. >> rachel: would you wear a wig? >> brian: just to the prom and when i was signing the constitution. those two things. >> rachel: those two important things. >> brian: and bill of rights right after that. good to see you here. forgot what day it is. you said goodbye, tossed to sean hannity and came back into the studio.

>> lawrence: surprisingly i'm not that tired. you have did this all last week. three hours of radio. i felt like i had to do it. >> brian: you couldn't say no. >> lawrence: you got some age on me if the outcome guy can't do at this look weak. >> brian: whatever you need for motivation. rachel said something nice to me today i see her on the 21st floor. oh, i'm so glad to see you. she must have seen me. i don't have my pass. >> brian: you don't even. >> rachel: really, that's why you are happy to see me? brian lit up when she saw me. and it's very rare for that to happy. >> lawrence: she needed you. >> brian: well, we have a big show. >> lawrence: we have breaking news. we begin with the big protest in new york city. the huge crowd taking to the street for a second straight night. >> brian: unbelievable. >> lawrence: demanding charges in the death of the homeless man jordan neely. >> rachel: retired marine put him in a chokehold after seeing him act erratically.

>> brian: by the way he was in jail for punching a woman in the face. >> todd: overnight a big crowd of protesters flooding the streets of new york city demanding justice for jordan neely and shutting down the manhattan bridge. protesters also threatening to burn down a local police precinct if they don't get their way. [chanting] what do we want justice? when do we want it? now. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we the get it. >> now. >> if we don't get it. >> right now. >> if we don't get it. >> burn down it now. >> if we don't get it? >> burn it down. >> man on the subway acting erratically and shouting at passengers i don't care if i go jail. that's when a 24-year-old retired marine put him in a chokehold. her aunt said he had a history of mental illness as his blood, i was crying out for medical

help for my nephew but everything was about insurance. doctors knew his condition. he needed to be treated. he wasn't a bad person. the marine involved was questioned by police and released without charges. the family of jordan neely and the marine have both lawyered up as a manhattan d.a.ens office continues its investigation. protesters are expected to hit the streets of new york city again later today. back to you. >> brian: all right, todd. thanks. this is, to me, absolutely unbelievable. he is on the f train 2:30 in the afternoon. this maniac gets on and starts screaming at people and threatening people saying i don't care if i go to jail. menacing. he is an absolute menace. everyone felt threatened. i was listening to eyewitnesses this morning on the local wnbc affiliate. yeah, everyone felt as though he was in danger. he locked him up in a submission hold. sadly i don't think for a second he would want to hurt the guy. he wanted to calm the guy down. and two other people grabbed his arms because that's how out of control he was. by the time they get to the

stop. he doesn't have a pulse, they were unable to revive him. sadly he passed away. we don't know the toxicity in the blood. we don't know what is going on. we know this guy has been arrested 44 times. the last time he went to jail for punching an older woman in the face causing her severely injuring her while she was sitting -- while she was just sitting down on a bench. so he obviously is a problem. i have seen these lunatics on the tram, on the subway around that time on days when i'm not working late. almost three times a week for the last 15 years. especially through the pandemic. when you get on there, it's like you are in a cylinder. you are stuck there. and you could sit there and watch people get beat up or you watch people get shaken down or this guy says i'm going to lock this guy up. and i'm not going to stab him. i'm not going to shoot him. i'm going to subdue him. so now these protests, i don't know how much they are getting paid in the street wanting justice for a 20-year-old

homeless guy. what about the 27 people killed in subways since 2020? where were the protests for them as two were stabbed to death while they were sleeping? >> rachel: the leaders of this state, including governor kathy hochul are calling for justice for the family. listen. >> i do want to acknowledge how horrific it was to view a video of jordan neely being killed for being a passenger on our subway trains. so our hearts go out to his family. i'm really pleased that the district attorney is looking into this matter. as i said, there have to be consequences. so we'll see how this unfolds. >> lawrence: terrible governor. >> brian: she is the worst. >> lawrence: what a terrible human being. charges? charges against the person that stopped -- if my mom or my sister is on the subway, i want someone to step in. >> rachel: you want a marine in

a car. >> lawrence: this country is in utter chaos. i talked about this last night. a few months ago, i warned the public that this type of stuff was going to start to happen. there is no law enforcement anymore. they can't do their job. they have stepped back. the ones that decided to stay on the job. the d.a.s have allowed the criminals to roam the street. people have been pushed into the subway. month ago reporting on people taking chain links for bikes and wrapping their bodies around poles so they didn't get pushed into the subway. and no one has done anything about it and finally have a marine and two other people, one was a black guy. and there has been absolutely no coverage of it. and so you have the governor trying to tip the scales of the -- justice for what? what happened to the other 40 people that he attacked? 40 crimes that he has against him?

i mean, look, no one wants to see anybody die. >> rachel: of course not. >> lawrence: we are compassionate people and all yesterday, i saw all these people putting all these michael jackson videos said he was a nice guy and all this and mental health. where were you guys? did you all check him into a facility? you said he was hungry? why didn't you all give him food? did you provide housing for him? i mean, it's just so crazy to me. that all of a sudden this is a movement and everybody knew him but where were you guys on the subway stopping him? this is ridiculous. >> rachel: his aunt has said that they reached out for help because he has mental illness. she said the doctors knew that to me it's remarkable. i have a child with special needs. there are services for children with special needs. where are the services for those with mental illness. i will say i wish i could say this is some sort of urban situation, some urban chaos. i look at the border last week, we interviewed ranchers who said

yeah, we are expecting more because of tiflghts 42. we have put up cameras. we have got more bullets than guns but we're actually afraid to use them to defend ourselves because the victims turn into the criminals in this country. something is shifting because when it's happening in texas, and it's happening in new york city, it's not an urban problem. this is a national cultural issue. >> brian: they want to make this george floyd, too. >> rachel: of course they do. >> lawrence: nowhere near it. >> brian: here is paul mauro inspector and attorney. >> if he does face charges it won't be murder charge it. will be something reckless or negligent. either way those are charges you don't want to face because they are homicide charges. they are a side step from murder. let's remember the context. we have had a rash of stuff in the subways where we had people also mentally ill, pushing women in front of trains, doing all kinds of stuff. you heard some of the verbiage from mr. neely, from that witness who says things like i'm

done. i don't care if i die, et cetera. those are signals to people who are trapped in that car. this is going really bad. and that plays into what the defense would be for this marine. his deference is going to be something called justification. and it's pretty simple. it's pretty much what it sounds like. i had to take the actions that i did, however risky, to mitigate a commensurate risk. in other words, what i did was justified because of the risk that this guy posed. >> brian: right. if he wasn't black, and the marine wasn't white, this wouldn't even be an issue. no one would care. now they have these protesters. i wonder how much they are getting paid in the streets and how much they are getting paid tonight. here is what aoc said. you talk about irresponsible and idiotic. jordan neely was murdered because jordan was houseless and crying for food at a time when the city is raising rents and stripping services to militarize itself. that's called giving cops a pay raise. she calls it militarize. while enemy power demonize the

poor. the murderer gets protected with passive headlines and no charges. it's disgusting. where was aoc when akim, a street soccer player murdered by a stranger while he slept? where was aoc when roberts stabbed to death when i will she slept on a subway by a stranger. or simon marital when he killed michelle goh on a subway just because it looks like he was nuts and she was asian? nobody protesting it. and she acts like the problem is rents are too high and we have too many cops. >> rachel: she knows that's not true. this is a plug and go, brian. they have black victim, white guy. and all the actors know what they have to do. the ngos. as you said a lot of these people are paid by all these other ngos the actors like a.o.c. ready to go. they know they want another racial issue just like george floyd because when these things happen, they can distract. they can, you know, distract from the economic misery that

they are bringing on all of these people. they can distract from the fact that they are consolidating power and wealth at the very top. this is a distraction. but they need these useful idiots here. >> lawrence: not going to work. >> brian: you watch the president weigh in today. you watch, he will find a microphone today. >> lawrence: it's not going to work when everyone feels like they're under attack. black, brown, asian. everybody feels under attack on these trains all over the cities. >> brian: a lot of lunatics on the subways are not black. they are white. they are crazy. there's a lot of people on a lot of different drugs. the subway can be as dangerous as any place in earthquake in. 27 people died since 2020. still ahead, on the subway, flight -- fight, the shocking spirit airlines brawl all caught on camera. >> rachel: plus, london is calling. the coronation of charles is tomorrow morning. we have a live report, plus a preview from the royal photographer next. ♪ ♪ calling to the far away town

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>> ashley: suspect in a deadly hospital shooting that left a woman dead and brought atlanta to stand still on wednesday charged with murder and aggravated assault. deion patterson is wafings his first court appearance as his attorney say he is suffering from mental health issues. this morning three of the four shooting survivors remain in the icu. >> the family of the cdc worker and mother of two killed in the attack amy saint pierre issuing a statement that reads in part. beloved amy was brilliant, kind, big hearted and simply the best of the best. she will be missed but never ever forgotten. now to this ukrainian air deference forces shooting down one of their military's own drones that lost control over kyiv. happened right mere president zelenskyy's office crowds cheered because they mistakenly thought a russian attack was foiled. comes days after a drone exploded over the kremlin. moscow accusing the u.s. kill

vladimir putin. the biden administration says the kremlin is lying calling a ludicrous claim. are and a fox weather alert for you. two tornadoes touching down in los angeles county with winds hitting speeds of 57 miles per hour. the first twister slamming the city of carson about second tornado hitting compton damaging several homes. of course, can you follow this story and more by down loading the fox weather app. to any of your connected devices. so ed sheeran did not steal from marvin gaye that decision made by the manhattan federal jury yesterday. accused of rips off elements of iciconic song let's get it on. >> very happy with the outcome of the case. not have to retire from my day job after all. i am not and never allow myself to be a piggy bank for anyone to shake. >> after three hours of deliberation the jury

unanimously voted that sheeran was innocent. those are a couple of your headlines, lawrence, send it over to you. >> lawrence: thanks, ashley. >> ashley: you're welcome. >> lawrence: coronation of king charles iii is set for tomorrow and london getting decked out for historic occasion. alex hogan is live from buckingham palace with the latest. >> hi, lawrence. it's a really exciting morning here in london for thousands of fans coming out to catch a glimpse of king charles ii and queen consort as they prepare for the festivities that will kick off officially in 24 hours' time. in terms of what we will see by this time tomorrow, the coronation procession will start here at buckingham palace and go down to westminster abbey about 1.3-mile route. it's much smaller than the route that queen elizabeth ii to come to her coronation five miles leading through some of the major monuments across london for this remarkable event which was viewed for the first time by

millions on tv outnumbering radio for the very first time. , so much has changed since then and there's a lot of efforts to modernize what this coronation will look like. king charles has opted to ride in a diamond jubilee coach to get to the ceremony. this was built for the queen's 60th anniversary on the throne. it's much more comfortable than the historic golden gate coach does not have shock absorbers more than 200 years. this was that additionally used to transport want monarchs to ceremony. king will pay a special tribute to his wife by including the queen consort on the special honor medal that will be given to the about 440,000 people working on the coronation, those are medics and police officers and emergency workers. making sure that everything this weekend runs smoothly. 2,000 people have been invited to the coronation service itself. and those who will not be in attendance, of course, a lot of eyes on whether harry and meghan would be, prince harry will be

there. meghan, however, will not. meanwhile william and kate the prince and princess of wales, yesterday they visited a pub n soho something that much of the country will take in by going to pubs and parks and street parties to celebrate this major historic weekend. and their son, is he going to play a role in the coronation this year as well. 9-year-old prince george. he is the youngest future king to play a role in a coronation. he has been named as one of the pages. what that means he will help carry the robes of his grandfather for this historic ceremony. kate says that george is really excited about it seeing it as quite an honor there has been so much celebration, just kicking off and lawrence, we will see so much more to come in the days ahead. lawrence, back to you. >> lawrence: thanks, alex. our next guest knows a thing or two about royal traditions, royal photographer christopher jackson joins us now. christopher, thanks so much more joining us this morning.

so, what position do you want to get in to get that magical shot? >> hundred lawrence. it's a huge day for everyone here in london. lucky the sun is shining. big occasions like this, you know, looking back to things like the platinum jubilee. very much a team effort. a number of rec rec photographes covering every as the specht. buckingham palace balcony moment. front row seat for moments i'm certainly looking forward to it. >> lawrence: as an american, this is all k new to me. i wasn't alive when the queen got her crown, why is this day so special? >> i think it's historical connotations things gone back centuries. it's a huge day, pomp and ceremony. it's what we do well as a country. and i think it's that symbolism,

what it means. this is a moment where the former prince of wales stepping up to the biggest job of their lives as king and queen. that ceremony and symbolism is incredibly important as part of that. >> lawrence: christopher, how long does it take to plan an event like this? i'm sure he has been preparing for this role, the king, since birth. but with the sudden passing of the queen, was there already a plan put together for his succession? >> yeah. these things would have been planned for many, many years. all the process has been well-rehearsed over the years in terms of the king, this is something he has been, you know, looking to for most of his life. he always knew it would happen. and he has been incredibly well prepared. i have lucky for 20 years seeing

that commitment to g.t. and hard work that they both have. i think it's going to be key to his success moving forward as a king. >> lawrence: christopher, is there a place? i know this is about the king and queen consort. but is there a moment in this ceremony where the queen is honored? >> where the queen is? sorry, i didn't catch that. >> lawrence: honored. >> yeah. absolutely. i mean the queen will be crowned in the same way. we will be able to see that whereas the king's crowning will be a private moment in westminster abbey. it will be great to see them traveling in the carriage to westminster abbey with the crowns. it's going to be incredibly colorful event with people lining the streets and atmosphere is certainly picking up in london. >> lawrence: what's the mood like in london right now? is there a lot of excitement? are people already crowding the streets? >> yeah. well, i think the weather helps.

it's sunny today. fingers crossed we will have some good weather tomorrow. i met a lot of people who traveled from all over the world from brazil, from america, even from australia, and they're excited so people have started arriving. i think, with that, the atmosphere is certainly picking up. there is bunting, you know, people are getting ready to hold their own street parties around the country. so, there is a buzz. certainly something that people are looking forward to, and i think it's going to be a huge event. >> lawrence: all right, christopher, i will be looking for your magical shot. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you, lawrence. thank you. >> lawrence: make sure you watch our fox news special coverage of king charles iii coronation tomorrow 5 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. eastern time. hosted by martha and piers. still ahead martha joins us live. ahead medical miracle, doctors successfully performed brain surgery on a baby still in the womb. the incredible story. plus, protests in new york city

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damaged blood vessels that baby named denver was born healthy and is said to now be thriving at home. medical experts say it prevented the little girl from possibly suffering heart failure and a stroke after birth. i guess we can't question the humanity of a fetus anymore. boston red sox fans seem to be joining the bud light boycott. one fan posting this video from fenway park. you can see fans waiting in a crowded line while the next concession stand over selling bud light has zero customers. this is the latest display of outrage after the beer brand partnered with trans tiktoker dylan mulvaney. anheuser-busch lost $5 million in market value and vendors across the country reporting double dignity drops in bud light sales and those are your headlines. brian? >> brian: way to shop at a red sox game. kind of interesting happening in massachusetts. 27 minutes before the top of the

hour. massive protests breaking out in new york city. overnight probably like tonight again over the death of a 30-year-old homeless man on a subway. his name is jordan neely. he reportedly threatened several passengers earlier this week when he was placed in a chokehold by a retired marine at 24 years old and ended up dying. his death was later ruled a homicide. now protesters are demanding the manhattan d.a., you know him, alvin bragg file charges. here to react manhattan district attorney mark better row. great to see you. first off your reaction, how much should this 24-year-old marine be worried being charged? >> i would be worried that he could be charged with manslaughter charges or criminally negligent homicide charges. i think he should be worried. >> brian: why? >> because there is a video of him holding neely, choking him, using what lawyers call deadly physical force. and if he was not authorized to use that force, then he is potentially facing charges one

might assume or believe he wasn't justified because he didn't appreciate the risk that a reasonable person should have by choking someone it's likely to cause their death, particularly a marine who presumably is well-trained in the use of that kind of force. >> if you feel threatened you can't get somebody into submission hold? >> the law requires, before you use deadly physical force, that you believe another person is using or is about to use deadly physical force. >> brian: this could be the case especially when you look at this guy's track record, 44 arrests. one time he spent the last time he spent time in jail was for punching a woman in the face causing severe brain injury. >> the issue is, the marine who just encounters him on the subway is not likely to be aware of that. so, in a legal sense, although that history is relevant to people who want to see the right thing happen here legally with respect to what the marine perceived and what kind of physical force he saw being used i is not going to be aware of

that see a.o.c.'s tweet to me it's totally irresponsible. she says this. jordan neely was murdered. he was crying for food at a time when the city was raising rent, stripping services to militarize itself -- that's called giving cops raises out-while many in power poor get neglected. raise the rent and force him to be homeless and gets choked. that's reckless as a lawmaker. >> the tweet by a.o.c. is ridiculous for a member of congress to say something like that. legally, this will never be a murder case. there is zero percent chance that this marine will ever be charged with intentionally trying to kill mr. neely. >> brian: what could he be charged with? >> involuntary manslaughter, that he was reckless in just choking him for an extended period of time and, again, he was not authorized to use that level of force. >> brian: i want you to hear what eric adams said. i thought he was totally last night. speaking out about the case keep

in mind a former police officer. >> we are still investigating the situation. let's let the d.a. conduct his investigation with the law enforcement officials to really interfere with that is not the right thing to do. i'm going to be responsible and allow them to do their and see what happened here. we cannot blank blanketly say what a should do. we should allow the investigation to take its course. >> i think that's accurate. and, you know, again, having politicians scream murder before any evidence comes out is ridiculous. >> tell me if this is not something that should fact for in the case. 27 people died on the subway in new york since 2020. prior to that, it took 15 years for 27 people to die on the subway. we have video of a woman being thrown into the eye. we see people sleeping --

getting stabbed to death while they sleep on the subway. you finally have a guy step up and say these people are all threatened. i'm not going to stab them. i'm not going to shoot them. i'm going to get him in a submission hold and sadly, it ends up causing his death. never the intent. >> no. there is clearly. >> but what i said mean anything legally? >> i think it would help the marine if he is charged ultimately when a jury considers this. i mean, every juror in the case like this is a subway riding person who sees what is going on enks you referred to the streets and subways are in chaos. i don't know that he would ever be convicted. whether the law permits it or not. >> brian: but his life is going to be turned on his head especially when his name gets out there. >> either way this man's life is going to be impacted because once he gets named with the protests and people calling him a murderer, it's never going to be the same for him. >> brian: unbelievable. thanks so much. >> any time, thank you. >> brian: you just know race

didn't play a role but the fact there are different races does play a role today. >> mark: better row. the calls to stop building wind farms before all our whales are dead. prince harry is heading home for his father's coronation. he certainly won't be getting royal treatment we put that in bold and italics. martha mccallum joins us live at the top of the hour. ♪

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watcher this. >> i'm pregnant! i'm pregnant. [bleep] >> the victim says she clearly smelled like alcohol. the suspect is being held on a $1,500 bond. having a cow about chick-fil-a prices while this new promises big savings custom children's meal, check it out. >> can i get a chicken tinder can i get a vanilla ice cream instead of the toy? >> that sounds delicious. the guy who posted that video saved $2 by making his own budget chick-fil-a combo and those are your headlines, rachel, send it down to you. >> rachel: $2 a lot these days. g.o.p. lawmakers in new jersey want an immediate stop to offshore wind projects over growing concern about a spike in whale deaths.

since december alone 32 dead whales have washed up on beaches along the east coast. bruck state senators are asking for 30 to 60 day pause on construction to see if it helps. michael test that is one of them and he joins us now thank you for joining us this morning. who are the groups or the people that would be oppose ago 30 to 60 day very sensible pause to see what's going on with the whales? >> it seems to beer stead, the company that wants to have the wind farms as well as the sierra club and green peace which makes absolutely no sense to me because i always thought that those were the groups that were there to protect the whales and create bumper stickers that say save the whales. i think they are being completely intellectual disingenuous here. we know if this was exploration offshore if one whale washed up they would be surrounding that

caucus withing hands tears streaming down their face singing kum ba yah. >> rachel: i remember with the sierra club and green peace their slogan was save the whales for goodness sake. they are not joining forces have you heard anything from these groups? what is their explanation for wanting to see environmental impact on whales? >> well, their explanation is the whether even that the whales and dolphins are washing up on our shores in record numbers is due to climate change. that's why we need to rush to erect these massive wind farms which, you know, quite frankly a lot of people have now testified and believe that are contributing to whales washing up on shores record numbers. and this is climate change. if you ever question their green energy agenda you are labeled a science denier, climate change denier shows how despicable they really can be.

>> rachel: it's interesting that the whales started washing up after the wind turbines went up for one. but, also, it's easy to get scientific consensus which you basically censored every scientist that has opposed climate change. so that's interesting as well. so, it's not just the whales, an estimated 140 thowx coalitions with the turbines. we know over 100 eagles, for example, have died in the last year. so, it's not just whales. these things have all kinds of impact. >> absolutely. so we're not hearing much from the otto bon society. we have to question what the environmental impact is going to be tourism is the lifeblood of summer economy. what are they going to do if

whales and dolphins continue to wash up on our shores? we also don't know what the erection of these massive wind farms are going to do to our ocean floor and what type of environmental long term environmental impact that is going to have on our oyster business, scallop business. this has really been a rush to judgment. as you eloquently stated they have sort of suppressed any scientific evidence to the contrary. >> rachel: yeah. and let's not -- you talked about the environmental impact to tourism. they're also really ugly, and there is a reason why rich people like john kerry and others have passed laws so it's not in their backyard but they are totally an eyesore as well. representative, i'm glad that you are trying to get to the bottom of this, but it's also exposing the hypocrisy of the so-called green movement and the sierra club and others. so thanks for fighting for the whales. save the whales. >> thank you for having me. and surely not in my backyard

mentality and rules for thee and not for me as you stated about john kerry and all of the others behind the green initiative. >> rachel: yeah. thank you, very interesting indeed. >> thank you. >> rachel: still ahead riders up. janice dean is live at churchill downs this morning ahead of the 149th kentucky derby. janice? >> hello, good morning, everyone. yes, we are in the kentucky derby museum, a big anniversary this week. the 50th anniversary of the greatest horse of all time winning all three races the triple crown secretariat. coming up. ♪ asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what?

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thompson. 8 three pointers. for example. >> there klay thompson. feeling it. knocked. is open. fires up a three. got it. >> brian: they were not going to lose game two after dropping game one. milwaukee bucs fired coaches two years after winning a championship. get knocked out by the lowerrer seed doesn't help. the stars giving up second round series against kraken. another outstanding performs by joe pef len ski. >> scott it back. score! off the rebound. >> there you go. dallas beats seattle #-2 on home ice. and in the east the panthers rally from behind to take three -- to take 3-2 win over the leafs. florida is up in the series two games to none. that's a quick look of what is

happening in the world of sports. we're not done talking. >> ahead of the 149th run for the roses. the kentucky derby museum is honoring one of its most famous winners. >> rachel: new exhibit celebrates the 50th anniversary of secretariat triple crown win. >> brian: talking kentucky derby so we are staying in sports. janice dean live at the churchill downs kentucky derby museum rachel collier. how is it going, janice? >> janice: you look great. you look beautiful and handsome all of you this morning on kentucky derby day. >> brian: we got your monitor? i needed monitors to see your hats. we are talking about spectacular museum and really epic 50th anniversary of one of arguably the greatest horses of all time. >> rachel: can i get hair over here to fix my hair?

>> janice: so this museum has been a couple of years in the making. >> oh, this exhibit, we have been working on for about two years. we knew that the 50th anniversary of greatest race horses of all time. we had to go big. he is such an incredible athlete. we have beautiful documentary footage where he is seen in his beauty shots running through a meadow just gorgeous. he knew he was incredible athlete, too. >> janice: small horse by the way. he was this tall. >> 16.2. >> i love it. tell me why this horse was so special. >> he was really unique. people call him a super horse. people have called him a freak. and we know that because after he passed away, doctors did a neck crop city on him animal autopsy. they saw that his heart was enormous. it weighed 22 pounds. they were shocked. the doctors were shocked. and that is about two and a half times the size of a normal thoroughbred's heart 8 to

10 pounds. >> janice: this exhibit tells us about his life and tell us about his owner a trailblazer. >> penny was an amazing woman. she stepped in her role back in the 1970s such a male dominated sport she shined right along with secretariat. >> the jha january the reason this horse is so special he broke every record every triple crown race. >> yes. you are right. beat all of the records. derby preakness, belmont. he had records that he completely smashed and 50 years later they still stand today. >> janice: right. and even, you know, they say it's the fastest or greatest two minutes in sports. he beat that two minutes? >> yeah. only one of two derby winners to get 159 and two fifth. that was his record time still stands today. >> janice: i love it. if you are in louisville and love horses you have to come to this wonderful exhibit and tell us how people can find out more.

>> derby museum.org is the best place to go. you can plan your visit. plan the tours of churchill downs. love to have you come and explore. so much more to explore about this amazing horse. >> janice: happy oaks day. derby tomorrow. we will be covering it of course for "fox & friends." we will be outside for the next hour. got more interviews, more mint juleps and lillys, all sorts of fun. you know i love the fashion and you all look wonderful in new york. back to you. >> brian: great job. i'm just checking my watch. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ on the throne ♪ we will pop champagne ♪ and raise a toast ♪ to all of the queen