i think i'm a whiskey guy. back to mic ter's whiskey again there you go louisville. >> brian: there did you go, beer. good job. you just lost jimmy. >> steve: thank you very much for joining us live. >> brian: ridiculous ad. >> steve: suddenly i'm thirsty. 7:00 in new york city. >> ainsley: thank you for making me thirsty. >> steve: "fox & friends" begins right now. >> there needs to be prosecution. accountability. it can't go on like this. >> brian: long waited durham report is out. the fbi had no evidence for investigating trump for co-including with russia. >> he was fearful for the safety of passengers. >> the tast case captured ameris attention. chokehold death of jordan neely. >> his keep americans safe nothing to do with race. >> i'm sorry. >> parents of new york city public school students objecting to asylum seekers moving into the gym in williamsburg.

>> shear lack of communication new york city is unaccept. >> companies vowing to leave chicago. >> new mayor brandon johnson defending rioters and defunding the chicago p.d. >> insofar as and police actual real political goal. >> thousands of officers visit the capital for national police week to pay tribute to men and women who keep us safe. >> law enforcement is not a job it's a way of life. >> helped me get through what i was going through. >> brian: we begin with a fox news alert. listen to this. special counsel john durham's final report finds the fbi had no factual evidence when it opened up the trump-russia collusion probe during the 2016 election. >> ainsley: the report reads in parted the doj and fbi failed to uphold their important mission of strict fidelity to the law. senior fbi personnel displayed a serious lack of analytical rigger toward the information that they received. especially information received from politically affiliated

persons and entities. durham's investigation also found an apparent ploy by hillary clinton's 2016 campaign to link trump to russia. while that was going on, the doj and the fbi restricted investigations into her campaign. >> steve: we know it now. meanwhile, the fbi has responded to the durham report with a statement that reads: the conduct that special counsel durham examined, was the reason that current fbi leadership already implemented dozens of corrective actions which is now been in place for some time. had those reforms been in place in 2016, the fbi says the missteps identified in the report could have been prevented. so, after many years of investigating what we now know is that there was no reason to launch crossfire hurricane, that dragged the trump administration through the mud and the myer for the entire four years. >> ainsley: while he is running for president then he wins,

during his entire time in office it's russia, russia, russia. how many lives were disprunted. how many people went to jail because of these investigations into their lives like papadopoulos, you had manafort. you had general flynn. their lives were turned upside down. >> brian: carter page. >> ainsley: a lot of people lost their houses or get a mortgage to pay their attorneys. >> brian: thought he was going to jail. jared, if you want to step aside i know you are caught up in this court case. go to jail for what? doing his job for adviser to the president and leaving his multi million dollars business? why did manafort go to solitary confinement? because he had a eastern european gig and came back for a month to help out donald trump and then after a month he was fired and next thing you know his life was ruined. if he wasn't pardoned he would still be in jail. carter page russia. life turned upside down by a fake fisa warrant. papadopoulos a foreign policy

expert spent one day with the president? a london bar, talks to an ambassador, an australian ambassador to the u.k. and in a casual conversation said something about hillary's emails linked to russia. and they called back to the fbi. the fbi launched -- calls andy mccabe, andy mccabe tells peter strzok to launch an investigation and he does. predicated on absolutely nothing. and this is michael horowitz does an ig report which is damning on the fbi but says they had a reason to launch the investigation. where the rubber hits the road with these two investigations durham says i dispute that i don't believe there was any reason to launch this investigation. and after 190 subpoenas, 480 interviews, $6.5 million, is he sure of it. and if you read these 300 pages, you would know it. and all these people that win all these awards for plaguing the country with this fake story and fake investigation. you should return them all. >> steve: well, you know, ultimately, jake tapper over on cnn, he took a look at what has

transpired and the results of the durham report and he said not good for the fbi. watch this, here he is, jake tapper. >> regardless, the report is now here. it has dropped. and it might not have produced everything of what republicans hoped for it. is, regardless, devastating to the fbi and to a degree it does exonerate donald trump. >> steve: and here's the thing. >> brian: ever think you would hear that on cnn. it does exonerate donald trump. >> ainsley: all one big political smear effort win that election. hillary clinton, don't forget, it started with dossier her campaign and the dnc paid for. that's where it all started and it just erupted. and just snowballed over the years. and then we find out after this report that there was no collusion at all. >> steve: well, you know, ultimately some people were trying to put their fingers on the scale so donald trump would not win. donald trump did win. >> brian: they never admit it

for three years. >> steve: of course. and this happen d. happen in 2016, 2017. >> ainsley: they knew it was a lie. the fbi, the clinton campaign, adam schiff, the intel community. >> steve: and this happened in 2016 and 2017. as the fbi has said, essentially, we have cleaned house, we have changed things. nonetheless, this is going to feed the narrative. look what the fbi did to donald trump. it's going to take for a while for them to dig out of that. and, brian, to your point. about, you know, people have made a lot of money and won awards. byron donalds, the congressman from the great state of florida, tweeted this out yesterday to the "the washington post." ready to give your pulitzer prize back now? >> brian: it wasn't just them. two "the washington post" reporters 2019. specialized journalism award to the "new york times." the edgar allan poe award going to buzzfeed which is scrambling to pay its bills today praised as this great investigative

unit. do you know how many times they trotted out woodward and bernstein more bernstein on cnn to talk about this is worst than watergate might be totally if i can dishes based on nothing. you lost your credibility as well. for anyone to dismiss this, i ask you to read it. if you read it, you will ♪ dismiss it. even if you despise donald trump. you should should be outraged. i will add. this this is the weirdest thing. effortly they sat down and talked to james baker, the durham report. he was one of the few major players to talk to him. he said you know hillary clinton launched this campaign. and do you know that john brennan briefed president obama about this and baker left the room emotional. came back, reportedly, and said essentially, if i had known this, as the former general counsel to the fbi, i never would have supported this probe. now, either is he an actor and and a drama queen, or he actually means it. that barack obama gets briefed by john brennan, brennan doesn't brief the fbi and hey hillary

clinton put you up to this. this is her idea to get everybody off the trail of her emails. hillary clinton later admits to this and they got fined like $20,000. $20,000. do you know what you did to the country and you could even say on some level you have launched the ukraine-russia war because we were able to -- president trump was unable to have any relationship with vladimir putin as diabolical as he is. do not tell me that didn't hurt us, our relationship with russia and ability to possibly stop what we have seen now. the death and carnage over in ukraine. >> steve: well, there has been at love damage to the fbi and mike lee, the senator from the great state of utah, will be with us within an hour to discuss. >> ainsley: we know nothing about happen though. if the shoe were on the other foot. >> steve: people who did it are gone. they said they have got safeguards in place. now they are going to have one person who overseas all the things that happened during politically sensitive times. >> brian: i don't feel better about it. especially as we watched them

drop the ball on the joe biden investigation. the hunter biden investigation. a four year probe crack addict hooker loving son who doesn't pay his taxes and does international deals without registering ago as a foreign agent and they still can't figure out if he is guilty or not? that's the fbi that's reformed? excuse me, i'm a little skeptical. >> ainsley: moving onto the subway incident, daniel penny, his lawyer spoke exclusive whether i judge pirro. she aired it on "the five." if you missed that we have a clip of it. talking about so many critics accusing his client of being racially motivated. he says no, that's not true. he was there protecting everybody on that subway train. listen to this. >> he was fearful for the safety of those passengers. so, when he acted, his mindset was to keep his fellow passengers safe from attack. nearly entering the train and acting in a very violent manner.

both physically and with words. he would say things to the effect that, you know, i need certain things. i need food. i need this or that, and if i don't get it, i don't care if i go to prison for the reps of my life. the passengers actually have said that they interpreted that mean well, why when would you go to prison for rest of your life if you killed somebody. everybody got the message. there was a time where the situation developed. a period of time to be able to observe mr. neely, you know, swinging his arms at passengers, throwing his jacket down, making threats. >> steve: right. so that is the attorney for daniel penny who has been charged in the chokehold death of that homeless man. people have rallied to mr. penny's defense, calling him a hero. and essentially so far, donations to his legal defense fund have topped at $2 million so far. and rising. we understand this morning that apparently kid rock has donated at least $5,000. >> mr. penny, if convicted,

faces 5 to 15 years in prison. and a lot of people who feel like he is a hero are trying to give him the money to launch a really good legal defense. >> brian: they were stunned to find out that he was going to be arraigned the day he was arraigned and you he are seeing the video now. that's a total display for the cameras. because he went and turned himself. in then they bring him to a car and another precinct so everybody could see the handcuffs. >> steve: perp walk. >> grand jury get to the boat in 20 days. instead they call report tomorrow. he said. this as to race, it's simply not the motivation. he is the one that put himself in danger to save who? all the people on the train, black people, brown people, white people. it didn't matter to danny. danny put his life at risk to save those people. it's a shame that people are so desperate to divide us with race. they would see race in this probe. when the "new york times" revealed that this guy was considered one of the 50 most

dangerous homeless people in this huge city. and they knew this guy was a danger. and they knew to look out for him. and, still, he was alone on a train to harass these subway riders who knows what he was capable of. oh, we can look at his background and find out he coldcocked a 67-year-old woman and she still has head injuries today and arrested 44 times. >> ainsley: alvin bragg, remember when the bodega owner, he was charged with murder for defending himself? well then alvin bragg dropped those charges because new york city went crazy and said are you kidding? he was just defending himself. it's very similar here. he was defending the people that were on the train. but alvin bragg, i guess under pressure, political pressure because it was days later, he charged him with this crime. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: kid rock when he gave the money he posted mr. penny is a hero and mr. alvin bragg is a p.o.s. >> brian: got to find out what that means. >> ainsley: i will tell you during the break.

>> brian: promise? >> ainsley: fox news alert. thousands of migrants released on parole despite a federal judge blocking the biden administration's policy. >> steve: this as el paso, texas residents and business owners sound the alarm on the chaos at the border. >> brian: matt finn is live in el paso with more. hey, matt. >> hey, brian. right now the biden administration is fighting to release as many migrants as quickly as possible under its proposed parole with conditions policy which would essentially release the migrant and then require them to check back in for their court date on the honor system. and now we have learned the u.s. government released more than 6,000 migrants last thursday alone. and those migrants were released without a court date. that was just before a federal judge ruled that the u.s. can no longer release a migrant unless they are given a court date. the white house called that ruling sabotage and challenged the judge's ruling but he denied the biden administration's request for a stay. now, here in el paso. the city reports it released more than 4,000 migrants last

week alone. that's right the highest number of migrants in a single week this year by far. some are showing my parole or released documents. some of them have court dates as far as away as 2026. and the back drop of all of this is mexican cartels have been organizing vast amounts of this immigration crisis and are being enriched by it for well over a year, fox news has been on the ground speaking with migrants who consistently describe to us the horrors and atrocities of the mexican cartels. here is one migrant we just talked with. >> we saw rapes, a series of things that are inhumane. they stole from us. they mistreated us along the way. the majority by the mexican cartels. >> and a short while ago today on the show, el paso residents are now calling for more help from the biden administration. >> time after time, we see that

this administration does not hold that in high regard protection of american citizens. >> it's as if we could breathe again and life was back to normal as an american. after biden went into office it's as if that fence doesn't exist anymore. >> and, you know, i have spoken to texas residents from here down to eagle pass, down into mcallen and many people who live near that border wall sayy really do appreciate it. i have spoken to border patrol that wall does allow them to facilitate legal processing here in texas. back to you guys. >> steve: imagine that, the wall works. thank you very much, matt. let's bring in congr congressmay gonzales. is he a men of the house homeland security committee. c mg, good morning to you. >> ainsley: good morning. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> steve: listen, we want to share with you, we know you have got some video. we want to share with you something that our correspondent, bill melugin tweeted out yesterday.

first up, new security video from a contact in eagle pass, texas shows a large group of migrants crossing illegally on to private property this morning crossings have been down big in texas the last few days but are expected to rise again as cartels and smugglers figure out the post title 42 border. and then it continues. i ask the texas national guard if this is one of their soldiers who opens the gate for the group of migrants. they tell me she is not a texas soldier and is not a texas army national guard. i'm told she is a title 10 soldier from the missouri army national guard under orders from the federal government and working with border patrol. so, a lot of people, congressman were, saying who exactly had is opening that gate for that large mass of migrants and as it turns out it's somebody who is doing it at the direction of the federal government. >> that's the frustration we have along the border. and i think fox and i think bill melugin and griff jenkins for giving us the images because the

images tell the story. when you see a guardsman open up a gate and let people in, the border is not secure. and that's the frustration we have is, you know, imagine in texas we have grocery stores called heb. go the grocery store and pick a number to wait for the dely. your number is four yet these people are cutting in line. what about the people doing it the right way? what about the americans that came over the right way that live along the border following the rules and, yet, you have people that just break the rules every single day, it's wrong on all ends. and we are very frustrated but we can't stop fighting. we can't say it's okay. that's what i'm hearing, too. everybody is going it's not that bad. you look at those images, that's whatnot that bad looks like. >> ainsley: 10,000 every day last monday. same number on tuesday. same number on wednesday. and we continuously hear that those numbers are high and testimony that of the shelters down be there in south texas are over flowing. and there's not enough room. that's why they are having to ship them to other cities. what are you seeing?

i know you have this video from el paso. >> yeah, no, i traveled to el paso on friday central processing center and i have been there many times. i have never seen it in this porous of condition that place can house a thousand people it was housing 3,000. one cell in particular that could house a little over 100 were 700. all single adult males. i spoke to one individual he told me he had been in there for 18 days. legally you can't hold someone for more than 72 hours. what i wanted to show is if you look at those images, you should be furious -- your blood should boil and you should get upset with what is happening. also last week. no one seems to talk about it but there was a migrant child that died in hhs can custody. these are things that can't be normal. i have been pushing back against it. a lot of us continue to push back here in the house. but we can't stop until we push biden to make the changes that need to happen, which is essentially enforce the laws that are already on the books. that's what we're asking for.

>> brian: so should single males be able to get in? what is their explanation for getting? i don't like my government? what do they say to get to the point they're even in america. >> the cartel controls everything, as you all knows. what has to happen, we have to surge immigration judges to the border. >> these folks need to get their cases heard in days. if they don't qualify for asylum, we send them back to their country of origin. do you that for a month. and this goes away. then you send those immigration judges to the cities that have been hit the hardest. that's how you solve the crisis. >> brian: congressman, doing great work on this. we appreciate it. don't stop. >> thank you. >> brian: coming the u. up straight ahead. ohio state protect free speech on college campuses. plan to stop the indoctrination of our children. >> ainsley: while it might only be time for breakfast, we are cooking up delicious barbecue on the fox square. celebrity chef george durand is going to join us along side army veteran whose passion for

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we have seen videos of it. not want to be on the other end of that phone call. >> steve: no kidding, make it sound like one of your kids hey grandma i need money. >> ashley: what do they do? they give money. >> steve: of course. be aware. ashley, thank you. >> you are welcome. >> steve: state of ohio their legislature is considering a bill that would challenge the dominance of liberal ideas at two of the state's major universities. the legislation would form institutions at ohio state and the university of cathedral to, quote: educate students by means of free, open, and rigorous intellectual inquiry to seek the truth. one of the republicans sponsoring the bill is state senator jerry serino, he joins us now from ohio. jerry, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> so, what exactly does this bill do? we understand, in the united states and certainly in the state of ohio there is a single

ideological perspective that dominates our campuses. there a exceptions certainly with some institutions, but that, is not what the mission is of our universities. and all of our institutions of higher learning which should, in fact, promote ideological or diversity of thought are going to be designed to help move along course correction for our important universities so that they really promote more diversity of thought and so that faculty and students who think differently than the orthodoxy that is currently on campus will feel like they are a part of the system rather than doing history with a appointment, it's just history. it's the joe friday approach. just the facts, ma'am. but i understand, jerry, you have gotten push back from

democrats, from faculty and also from some of the students. apparently they don't want to hear the other side. i also have another bill which is a higher education reform bill of senate bill 83 which addresses a number of other issues too try to make this course correction for our universities. of course, we are seeing pushback from faculty and administration enemy cases. they don't like the legislature to get involved in education. many of them would just prefer that we continue writing billion dollars checks and stay away from telling them what they should be doing in education and, quite frankly, we do have a seat at the table as the legislature. we are not trying to micromanage these institutions. but we want to make sure that they're delivering the quality education that our students and taxpayers in ohio deserve to get. >> steve: it's the kind of oversight the legislature is

supposed to have. let's see what happens. jerry, thank you very much for joining us. let's keep in touch. let us know how this turns out. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: you bet. all right. makes sense to me. how about you? all right. 7:28 now here in the east. coming up, a fox news alert. the durham probe finally out. congresswoman elise stefanik believes president obama and now president joe biden were this on the abuse of power from the beginning she is going to join us live. first, it's national police week and this morning members from the new york city police department's jazz band are performing live outside. let's listen ♪ i hunger for your touch ♪ ♪ alone ♪ lonely times ♪ as time goes bythat

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owner who recognized her face from an episode of unsolved histories. her mother was arrested and is being held on a $250,000 bond. kayla's father says he is overjoyed that she has been returned check out this wild video of los angeles police volunteer collapsing to the ground as he is attacked by bees. the sworm had stung a victim and volunteer was first to respond to the call. only to be swarmed himself. another officer and fireman helped shoe the bees away before he was taken to the hospital. professionals came in and removed the hive. new york now obsolete passport according to reports, the app. was supposed to cost 2 and a half million dollars when it debuted two years ago before balloons to 64 million. ibm is charging the empire state simply to maintain a database

with personal information. those are your headlines, ainsley. >> you are not missing much. we are all so tired of that. i feel sorry for the guy with the bees. took a face plant on the cement. >> ashley: awful. >> ainsley: thank you so much, ashley. a fox news alert to tell you about. john durham's scathing report finding the fbi at fault for a politically charged investigation of donald trump's alleged ties to russia. our next guest says democrats in the oval office were in on this from the very beginning. house g.o.p. conference chair elise stefanik here to explain. good morning to you, congresswoman. >> good to be with you, ainsley. >> ainsley: this confirm what we already knew. the fbi went on with this investigation even though, according to durham, they didn't have the right to investigation. and there was no evidence of collusion between trump and russia. >> this is an absolutely scorching and stunning report. and every american should take the time to read this report in its entirety. at the highest levels of

government, all the way up to the oval office with president obama and then vice president joe biden. they were aware not only that there was no predicate for launching this cross inquire hurricane into trump they had evidence that this was planted by the hillary clinton campaign. so they had contrary evidence shows no purpose to open the investigation and not a single high ranking official stopped in to stop this political witch-hunt. and what this means, ainsley, this is the weaponization of the fall government at the highest levels. we should not have important institutions like the department of justice and the fbi willing to do the political bidding of democrats and what is also disappointing is the salivating mainstream media were all too eager to serve as the stenographers for the hillary clinton campaign and the far left just like they do today. this is a stunning report. we need to focus on accountability. there is a cultural rot in the fbi that knees to be rooted out

to save it from itself. >> ainsley: what do you say, also, about the fact that people's lives were turned upside down? you had people taking out second mortgages on their homes to pay for their attorney bills. you had like general flynn and papadopoulos manafort in solitary confinement as a result of this these investigations. donald trump who was the president at the time. he won and then continue to do so hear russia, russia, russia and all these investigations throughout the time when he was in office. when he could have been focused on things for the american people but, instead, had to spend so much time on this? lives were ruined because ever the weaponization much the fbi and the doj to do the political bidding of the hillary clinton campaign. you are exactly right, ainsley. look at those individuals, whether it's carter page, george papadopoulos, both fairly young in their careers. their lives were ruined. irreparably. think about the trillions and trillions of earned media that the left was able to perpetrate as part of this false political

witch-hunt. president trump suffered but it was the american people who suffered because this country, we are facing significant challenges and i give president trump so much credit. we achieved some important results whether it was the updated u.s. canada trade deal. secure border policy. every single day that administration was dragged down by having to respond to false smears and stories based upon this illegal crossfire hurricane and ultimately the american people who suffered. >> well because of that political smear because of these lies that many people knew about. they need to be held accountable. they can't get away with this. thank you so much, congresswoman for coming on with us. >> you are welcome, ainsley. >> ainsley: welcome. biden putting migrant at school.

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>> brian: here we go. fox news alert. new york city is so desperate for space. city officials are turning to at least six public schools to house illegal immigrants. that according to "the new york post." in this just days after the gym brooklyn elementary school began housing at least 75 adult migrants. joining us now lakeisha bowers community leaders who son graduated from ps 188 and ari kagan. first off lakeisha to you, how did you find out your school was going to be used? >> the day of, friday morning is when we received the message is. >> brian: how does that work all of a sudden the gym is used by other nations and the students just go to school and just don't have gym that day? >> yes. it was very hurtful. patients were outraged there wasn't enough time or notice for parents as you noticed friday morning when they came in school is when they found out.

and then saturday night they were there. >> ari, as a council member, when did you find out. >> the first time i find out from social media, actually, because principal of the school sent emails to parents emergency management on the facebook. that was the first time i learned about it i started to call city hall agents asking what is going on here. >> brian: is that acceptable? >> absolutely not acceptable. social media not the way of notifying communities, elected officials, parents, you know, like i shouldn't have learned from social media. and then i was told oh, like it's not going to be used today. so later on. if you have influx of more people then maybe, you know, be ready -- all options are on the table. and then second time again. on sunday, again, concerned parents called meal and said listener, they are already here. again, i started to call city

hall office of emergency management yes we told you on friday that this space could be used. and it's a school gym. it's is not hotel. this is not shelter. it is a school gym. should not be for misguided policies of the biden administration. >> brian: what are you going to do in the gym when you wake up in the morning where are you going to go hang out in the school. find out who is in the lunchroom? lakeisha big picture they have nowhere to put people. 60,000 people minimum have come. 144 facilities, 144 hotels, eight major facilities already converted shipping people to suburbs. what do you say to officials who say i have no choice? >> they have centers. they is maybe chunks that have extra floors. i don't think that the school should have been an option at all. >> brian: absolutely right the mayor says we have been clear for two weeks new york city is out of space. hundreds of asylum seekers

arrive in new york with no support. hundreds before the day before and thousands the days and weeks earlier. once again we are stepping up to the absence of national solution to this national crisis and coming up with our own decompression strategy. i will tell you, i have a good idea, ari. why are you a sanctuary city? that says come one, come all. can't kick you out. ice will never be notified. so you really made your bed, didn't you, not you but the mayor? >> and the moment you try to do something like to make sure that like this right to shelter law at least like some suspension so they will be able to find enough time for to house this new migrants, you know, immediately criticized and some of my democratic colleagues, democratic majority city council started to criticize don't change anything. don't even think about change iting any rules or procedures. so even when you are trying to change something. even when you are trying to, you

know, if absolutely emergency situation. created by federal government by president's open borders policy. >> brian: gotcha. it's nuts. open borders. cities overrun. llakeisha, nothing is more intimidating than moms uniting, parents getting active. what can you do? >> well, today actually at 2:30. myself and a few other residents and parents will be meeting at 188 just to say this is not fair. our community is very small. we are close family. but we are lacking a lot of programs in a community and you are taking away one of the spaces that our children use. again, you know, with all due due respect. please reconsider the school. it's unfair. >> brian: totally unfair and i agree with you. billions of dollars already being spent even before they took over your gym. lakeisha bowers, ari, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> brian: let's go outside now while we were talking about what

is happening indoors find out what is happening outdoors. janice dean you have the weather. >> beautiful day in new york city. take a look at current temperatures. we do have the potential for showers, thunderstorms. even severe weather for parts of the ohio valley in towards the mid-atlantic. we could see large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, especially this afternoon and heavy rain that could cause flash flooding. so know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your area. have a way to get those watches and warnings. fox weather.com. we'll keep you posted and a quick look at the severe risk of hail and damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. just make sure you download fox weather.com, they will help you out. brian kilmeade, we are going to preach the the police department as well as national barbecue day coming up. >> brian: that's a lot of appreciation and i appreciate you, janice. >> thank you, right back at you. >> brian: hope so see you in the lunchroom. cooking into full time job and now run as popular barbecue restaurant. he joins us live along with celebrity chef george duran as

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>> well, today is national barbecue day and we are outside on the fox square. we are grilling up some meat with two very talented chefs. >> steve: charter juror duran and dan and son zac. george, let's start with you. you know, this is all about hot dogs. it really is. and a lot of people really think is a hot dog really barbecue. >> 70% of americans believe that a cookout is not complete without hot dogs. and that's what i'm here with ballpark to cook up some beauty american classic. so we have to have hot dogs always. no matter if you are grilling, barbecuing of course it's all part of it. what i want to do is go a little above and beyond. what you want to do is have a self-service station that

rotates. >> where do you get one of those? >> you have to find it on ebay. what you do is set up the little pets pay, chicago dog. get the classic ballpark hot dog and place it on here. right? it's a quality taste. no artificial flavors, colors. you make the chicago dog or the sweet and spicy. i love the angus beef. ballpark. something you put on the grill and it starts plumbing up and it's juicy. really tasty. >> so good. >> make it sweet and spicy with bacon, relish. >> going to need breath mints. >> ainsley: this is chicago if you put pickle on top. >> go to ballpark brand.com and find recipes. >> steve: i just put blue cheese bleucheese. it's really good. talk to dan lanigan that's dan's food truck. >> actually it's jack's.

he is the v.p. of operations. food trucks. >> steve: your son. today is national barbecue day. that's why the banks are closed. >> indeed. >> steve: what do you have here? >> a spread of what we do daily. i have got a chunk of beef brisket, pork butt, smoked chicken, baby back ribs. pig mac sandwich. purple cabbage coleslaw. there we go. >> ainsley: what do most people like? >> believe it or not the smoked mac and cheese. >> smoked mac and cheese? >> smoked beans. we smoke everything. >> steve: i have never had that before. what's the secret to smoking mac and cheese? >> we actually cook it for one minute in the water and we put pulled pork bacon and put it in the smoker and we get that and that's a pulled pork sandwich over on the front right with the mack on it called a pig mac. that's one of the most popular

things we do. >> try the beans, steve. >> if i have to. >> if you must. i think you had should. >> janice: cornbread. you make it, too. >> yes. >> ainsley: so your son is going to take over the business one day, right? you are teaching him everything? >> the sooner the better. i have other stuff i want to do. i want to go hang out with his mom and bringing the dogs. >> ainsley: army vet, too. >> yes. >> ainsley: tell us about your service. >> scout in the -- proud american. patch. >> steve: if you see the pig rig barbecue come on over it's delicious. >> steve: thank you. >> ainsley: coming up senator mike lee going to react to the release of the durham report at the top of the hour. ♪ i'm coming in fast ♪w ad the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past

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