who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't ♪ >> todd: beautiful city of san antonio, texas, listening to the great lee greenwood welcome to "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. we have interviewed several family members and retired and former military guys and as happy as i am to be able to get up and do what i love and feel free in this country, my heart breaks for the families. and in talking to them, a woman i interviewed about an hour ago,

she lost her husband in combat when her youngest was three weeks old. these families have given up everything for us and i hope before people go out and celebrate, which i think today needs to be a day of celebration. we are a free country and need to celebrate their service and what they have done and remember them. i hope they take time to dedicate to what today really is all about. >> todd: that spouse had a three year old, one year old and a three week old and then i just finished with that panel of gold-star parents and you heard us joking, not joking but talking about how stories hit harder when you are a parent. you are about to experience it and understand what that is and listening to cheryl rex, the mom we just interviewed saying what she's going to do today.

go to the grave site of her son to be with him. just think about that for a moment and think about so many parents. regardless of the war, who got that call, got that telegram, that no parent wants to get. the child that they bore from their body, if they're a mom, that they raised over the course of years and decided to put themselves in harm's way for benefit and not coming home. has to be mix much immense pride in what that child has done. immense pain knowing you will never see that child again and today is so important and frustrating when you see people in our country not be patriotic, not take this day seriously for what it represents. have your fun, to your point,

remember why we're having that fun, because of sacrifice of brave men and women. >> ashley: we have another hour left of "fox and friends first" and have incredible list of people we'll be talking to, stick around for that, i'm looking forward to seeing what they have to say. we have to turn to this. frantic rescue efforts happening after six-story complex collapses in davenport, iowa. several residents are unaccounted for. >> todd: marianne joins us. >> marianne: the back of the apartment complex collapsed after separating from the building. crews found a gas and water leak, but there are still rescue efforts. >> sole purpose of finding people and getting them out of the building, we continue to do that.

>> fire rescue rescued seven and escorted dozen individuals out. trying to locate unaccounted for individuals. >> marianne: the building's owner had been doing work on the bu building's exterrorior. we are working with officials in davenport and spoke to the mayor and they have the full support of the state and emergency management officials will assist as rescue efforts continue. investigators have not determined the cause of the collapse yet, there were reports of falling bricks earlier ins week. >> ashley: closer look at the debt ceiling agreement president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy just reached, there is a deal on wednesday.

>> good morning, after months of bitter debate, president biden and house speaker mccarthy have a tentative agreement, meaning it is up to lawmakers to move the legislation forward fast. we've reached bipartisan budget agreement that we're ready to move to full congress. it takes threat of catastrophic to fall off the table, protect historic recovery and this is deal good news for i believe you will see the american people. the agreement prevents the worst possible crisis, default for the first time in our nation's history. >> the agreement susopinioneds the debt limit until 2025 and would claw back unspent covid relief money and reallocate money being sent to the irs. the speakers office put out

graphic that says show how much discretion spending will be reigned in by this deal and the speaker urged colleagues who may be frustrated with the package to make a compromise. >> it is not 100% what everybody wants, the country will be stronger. we did a difference call and 95% were excited about what they see. every single negotiation, when it comes to debt ceiling and others, you get both sides voting to pass the bill and i expect the same. >> not every member of congress, including republicans, are thrilled. chip roy tweeted, i wish that was true, 4 trillion for bloated spending level. irs expansion do not apply to medicaid and matt rrosendale sa

he cannot support. house expected to consider the legislation on wednesday and tees up vote maybe by friday. the treasury department says it will run out of money after june 5, which is just one week from now. >> ashley: it is getting closer. thank you. talking about the debt ceiling drama and concerns about the defense budget within the proposal with joey jones and michael waltz and they have important messages to share. >> todd: target down 10 billion in 10 days issue that goes to 1 billion per day after backlash over lgbtq merchandise for kids. there is a song going viral. ♪ >> with a target on my back because they are targeting your

kids. ♪

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>> ashley: blaming white men and racism for climate change. watch this. there would be no climate crisis if there was no race. there would be no climate crisis

if theres no patriarchy. it is mindset that sees things in hiker aial way. white men matter and everything else at the bottom. i'm fighting the climate crisis and racism >> ashley: she says white men are behind tcrisis. >> todd: target down after backlash of lgbtq merchandise aimed at kids. a christian rapper is calling it out. >> ♪ they target, target, they

target. >> todd: conservative christian rapper and hein jo joins me now. i was dancing when that played. ashley told me i had to be still. >> people need to speak out. we have to stand up for children. no place for lgbtq in fourth and fifth graders, the song is needed. all over the world, number two on the itune chart right now. you click the external link, trying to keep it off the radar, i feel like it was needed. stand up for the children and kids. >> todd: i come back to the why.

why is target targeting kids in the first place? i can't come up with an answer, do you have one? >> i do. i feel like a lot of corporations are putting them that they do or don't, what if they are the only company that doesn't come out with the message? i feel like the agenda was blm and now i feel this next election will be lgbtq and if you are not with them, they will ruin you. they are going after children and drag queens in middle schools and furries coming out is next thing, people identify as cats. it is crazy right now. i've been silent, i have lifetime ban on facebook and instagram.

i was a rap artist and they didn't care if i demonized america, but when you speak well. like companies like target, you are not sure if it is what they want to do, i think they are forced into do it. >> todd: interesting point about how when it was negative nobody had a problem, now it is a positive message, you are getting backlash. what is reaction to your music in general, not just this song, in general from young people, your fans? >> i think it is big being younger and new generation, new culture, coming with this movement and making this music, shifting culture and letting them know, you don't have to follow the crowd. it is great, the kids love it, everybody enjoying the music. i also did it for bud light and

with my brother bryson gray. me and others made a song the other day, shot the video in target and loved it. songs out right now on itunes, i hope everybody will go get it. crazy we are number two with it being banned, if you type in on -- says it doesn't exist. >> todd: there is a common theme in your overall approach, you are not targeting the lesbian and gay community and that needs to be made. you are targeting corporations and individuals trying to indoctrinate young children and convince young children are something and put young kids in a position where they don't have

choices because of the indoctrination and that point needs to be made. how did you manage to shoot this video in this target without target kicking you out? >> i mean, these days who is doing their job? >> todd: it could be shoplifts and they wouldn't have kicked you out. >> they were not even paying attention honestly, it is just showing what the world needs. it starts with the children, somebody has to stand up for the children. this agenda with the younger group, they are manipulated, this is what you should be doing and it is not right. >> todd: important message, not talking about noninclusivity,

we're talking about kids. i will dance in the break, no matter what ashley says, forgiato blow, thank you very much. kirk cameron met by protesters in satellites, seattle, the actor is pushing forward. and restoring tombstones. we are talking with him right after this. ♪ com.

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>> welcome back. we're tracking warm weather in the middle of the country and will turn out to be a nice memorial day. there are trouble shots we'll

share. beginning with temperatures. 70 in fargo, warm air in middle of the country. every afternoon that meant showers from texas to northern plains. eastern half of the country, one spot, low pressure system, if you live across the area, beaches, it has been soggy today, memorial day will be the best day across the beaches of north carolina. this is still moving off toward the west. beaching are clearing. this was absolute soaker, you see more rain on the way. light rain and mostly further inare land and will continue to weaken and starting to fall apart. you see rain in the northeast and temperatures in middle 80'ses and clear in the south and i showed you where the rain was in the middle of the

country. that will fire up, in the desert southwest, things look nice. the weather is nice, just a couple trouble spots, largely nice forecast. >> ashley: not half bad. >> todd: nation waiting for update on the garden and azach. >> ashley: we can move on with our day now. >> todd: i wanted the nation to know that. >> thanks. >> ashley: one man. one man-made it his mission to clean as many veterans' headstones as possible. john miller ross was inspired after being unable to read his own grandfather's headstone. he has cleaned 800 and has 2000 more to go.

now, friends, families and others have joined him. john, thank you for getting up with us, how did this get started for you? >> i originally did ancestry d.n.a. search to find my family and in midst of searching found i had a grandfather buried in the cemetery when i went to go find him, i couldn't even read his name. i did research and found out how to clean it and went to the cemetery and explained to them how i would clean it. it became so clear that the other stones were black and

couldn't read most of them. my goal after that was to clean the rest of them. >> ashley: awesome you did that and we're watching the video how you clean them, how did you, how are you doing this? >> okay, so there is a d2, biological solution to clean stone, marble and you put water on the stone to prep it and d2 and let it set up 10 to 15 minutes and after the set time, start brushing away. >> ashley: just watching the before and after, that is incredible, i'm sure the families appreciate that. in the intro, it said you have cleaned 800 tombstones, is that correct? >> with me and the volunteers, 800, there are 2000 tombstones in the cemetery, the goal is to

after memorial day to continue cleaning those stones. >> ashley: how long do you think it will take? >> i'm hoping maybe another two to three months, the remaining stones are pretty spread throughout the cemetery and about 170-something acres they have to maintain. >> ashley: wow. tell us, i know you gave the background story how you got involved in this, tell us what memorial day means to you. obviously a lot. >> memorial day means a great deal to me. my father-in-law is 12-year veteran of the army, grandfathers and uncle that served in the military. i didn't serve, this is my way of serving our veterans. >> ashley: is this what you plan on doing today?

how will you spend today? >> we will be at the cemetery today, we have an event going on over there. i will participate in that event. >> ashley: what event is it? >> a drive through the cemetery for veterans, there are 18 markers throughout the cemetery of veterans that have won distinguished awards, medals of honor, purple hearts and just that way everybody can see them as we drive through. we have them marked out. >> ashley: last question to you. when i'm seeing the volunteers help, you said family, friends and strangers, how many have come out to help and how do they find out about it? >> there has been approximately two events out there, the first event had 30 volunteers, the second had 20.

they found out on my facebook page honor their sacrifice, i started posting pictures of the ones i had done and i started setting up events for volunteers to come out and help to get it done by a certain time. >> ashley: incredible, the before and afters are astounding and i'm sure people appreciate what you are doing to remember their families, especially on memorial day, not just today, everyday. john miller ross, thank you so much. breaking in washington, lawmakers gearing up for a vote on the debt ceiling agreement later this week. >> todd: defense spending is one of the biggest hold-ups, we're talking about it next with joey jones. introducing the limited edition disney collection from blendjet. nine exciting designs your whole family will adore

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>> todd: a fox news alert, bipartisan deal has been reached capping defense spending for fiscal year 2024, 3.3% increase over this year. some republicans do not think it will keep up with inflation. >> ashley: senator lindsey graham says, i fear this deal is contrary to both goals. fox news contributor and retired

bomb technician joey jones joins us now. good to see you in studio. i want your reaction to the debt ceiling agreement and what i read about republicans saying it is not good enough it doesn't keep up with inflation, what do you think of it? >> lindsey graham wouldn't be happy if they spent twice the covid money, he is open about it. you cannot spend enough on defense when you are lindsey graham. how do you say we have to be fiscally responsible and cut back on this program and that program, that your entire purpose right now is to cut back on government spending, but increase is not crease enough, that is hard for americans to understand and lineup unless you give them explanation and simply being a war hawk is explanation

when we are spending 100 billion on the car in ukraine, to most americans, that is not our war temperature is difficult for americans to understand that messages. so who is lindsey graham talking to? maybe dc, not mom and dad sitting in small town iowa. >> todd: what i find fascinating about joey and jake's answer, they both served. if people have this view, could be spending too much, that is something to keep in mind. >> joey: there are places we could spend more money, the pentagon, to my knowledge, never undergone an audit, we're wasting money, too. >> todd: get your thoughts on different topic.

jewel's anthem getting mixed reaction. take a listen. ♪ and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. >> todd: joey, some people are unhappy with it saying her rendition of the national anthem was disrespect because she took liberties with how it should be sung. what is your response? >> joey: i do not sing, i worked for zach brown, that is one of the hardest songs to sing and most artists take liberty to get through the words and get high

notes right and low notes right and she did. if this is what you are mad about, you are probably having a good day. i will take that, i will take people complaining about something i'm not offended by. the wordses were on par, high notes high, low notes low, beautiful rendition. >> ashley: i didn't know if i was missing something, i was interested to see. >> joey: i'm a purist, i thought that was just fine. >> todd: that is how jewel sings. >> ashley: you talk about your friends, talk about your friends you remember today. >> joey: today is a day, i had to write an e-mail to someone up set at me and i said, i appreciate what you are trying to do here, today is not about being a news guy, i will keep a

smile on my face and tell stories which are difficult to tell. it is not easy, it is necessary. today is day of remembrance. say happy memorial day, i will not be offended. people thank me for my service, i am not mad about it. this is day people give their life in are wa. there is a picture here of a few dozen men, my blood brothers, we spilled blood for the same purpose and none of them came home alive. i did. today is a day of gratitude to count my own blessings. each and every one of them has a family. for me and my maturity and years of becoming an old man after war, today is not just day to remember the men and women who died, but to honor their

families that continue their legacy. the pain is theirs. spirits go to heaven, their families are left here and i am remembering them, too. >> todd: we will host "fox and friends" in 22 minutes, i feel like i'm a viewer and i will watch and listen to the stories. you bring amazing perspective every american needs to hear. i do not want to say i'm excited, i'm somber, it is necessary, looking forward to sharing the couch with you. you have your book, "unbroken bonds of battle" available june 27. sir, a pleasure to be your colleague, especially on day like today. you were in the trenches with the men not coming home, you know what the families are going through, they are your brother. joey jones, see you in a bit.

>> ashley: protesters in seattle try to derail a book event by kirk cameron. one demonstrator making reference to "growing pains" with a sign, you are growing to be a real 59, you know that, cameron laughed, so did todd. protesting a book about humility, loved the sandwich board that said i was growing to be a real crime. nicely played, sir. main lesson is to be humble and kind. he probably did laugh. >> todd: if you make a joke, go hard core, make a joke, that was weak joke, good response by kirk. another question this morning, will mccarthy get the hold outs on board to pass the bill?

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>> ashley: the house will vote wednesday on president biden and house speaker mccarthy's debt ceiling limit deal. mccarthy is confident it has enough support to pass. >> speaker mccarthy: it is not 100% what everybody wants. we did a conference call and 95% were excited about what they see. every single negotiation when it comes to debt ceiling and others, you get both sides voting to pas the bill and i expect the same. >> todd: florida congressman michael waltz joins us. does it have your vote? >> good morning. i have real concerns. i think this does a lot of good, give speaker mccarthy a lot of credit going from where we were

just a few months ago when senator schumer and joe biden said don't bother coming to the table, don't bother negotiating. it is a clean raise to the country's debt or nothing. to get to where we are, i give him credit and he's been transparent with us as members of the house. my concerns are national security. number one job of the federal government is to keep us safe. those out there say look at billions we spend on defense, look at context of the world. you could have nuclear arms race in the middle east and israel being wiped off the face of the earth and the chinese are on the march. understand within next few years, they may make a move, the

likes of which we have never seen in the world. their navy is larger than ours. biden's budget would send navy backward. average age of our ship are double age of chinese navy, tripling nuclear arsenal. we never faced china and russia with major nuclear arsenal and in space, they are tripling what they are doing in space. they have a major reagan-style arms build-up going on and we're going backward with this budget and putting a cap over the next few years. guys, especially as we're talking memorial day and what people sacrificed for this great nation, that is where my concern lies. we comb through language and talk to leadership. >> ashley: everybody has to read through this, too. it came down, on the holiday

weekend. you have concerns and i'm sure others have concerns. i was interested, you are a veteran, are your concerns solely with the military budget portion? >> that is my primary concern. there are other areas such as the wasteful inflation reduction act and pulling back mandates, i think will harm economy and make us more dependent on china who makes solar panels and refines critical minerals that go into this green new deal. biden is ush approximating that direction because of his war on oil and gas and i don't think it went far enough there. i can live with that, but end of the day, we have to definished this country to the likes of what we have never faced.

i agree the pentagon has to stop spending, for every dollar we ban when it comes to wokeness, we reapply that money to getting ships, tanks, planes, in the best shape they can be and getting enough to compete with this massive military build-up we're seeing from china right now. >> todd: it is memorial day. you are a veteran. we thank you for your service, today is memorial day, we honor those no longer with us. what is your message on this monday? >> my message to every american is to look in the mirror, as i do before i walk up the capitol steps and ask yourself, are you worthy and challenge yourself to be worthy of the sacrifice of so many that have not come home,

that can't enjoy their families this weekend, that will never be with us again. sons, brothers, daughters, these are americans who literally gave it all so we could have arguments and debates. all of everything we do in our daily lives were bought with their blood. i wear this bracelet for staff sergeant matt pacino who took point every single mission until the taliban got him, brian woods, who was shot in the head. his teammates kept him alive until his wife could fly to be with him in germany thachl is survivor's guilt will always be with me, i didn't bring them home. we lost other green berets out of my unit and i will

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dax. that's a retired army service dog. everyone, thank you so much for being with us this morning and first and foremost, thank you for your service. and being here and talking about this but, dean, i want to start with you first, tell us about your company. so? >> thukly american amazing product with you made in the u.s. to give you how rare american made is when i graduated from west point in 1993 over 50% made in the u.s. today it's 3.5. #% is all that's made here and what combines all of us together is our passion for making a difference. not only do we have amazing product but when we partner with prongt project k-9 hero we provide our goods and services at cost. we help jason build his brand and make money. we don't raise any money in the process but we are proud of coming aside for an amazing corporation. >> helping retired military dogs and police like dax.

going to help him with medical bill. is he medically retired from a knee injury and bilateral hip inpingment from afghanistan. we help first responders make sure those bills are taken care of for life. >> ashley: interesting part is you guys have kind of merged together. tell us how that merger came to light. >> this is a partnership. so, two amazing organizations and veterans don't want made in china. they don't want made in vietnam. they want american-made. and if you feel some of the samples here. ashley. >> ashley: oh my gosh, that's so nice. >> incredibly soft and comfortable. whether it's a fun pair of patriotic socks or soft t short that's what's what most important. if you are going to wear one of our polo or t-shirts wow type factor incredibly soft. >> ashley: this is beautiful, first of all, it's almost like a silky soft feeling but it's -- >> this is what i'm going to be wearing later today this fun

patriotic hawaiian. of very fitting for memorial day. that's what's most important. that's where it starts amazing product. veterans want american-made. when we have an amazing mission like project k-9 hero that's why we do it at cost. >> ashley: jason, we were talking earlier about the medical costs for working dogs, the service dogs. and i didn't know -- i didn't realize, at least, that when they got out of the service, i mean, who is going to pay for them comes on the handler. >> not every handler is equipped. pat is trying to get education post army. we want to make sure no dog goes without. we don't want to see a veteran go in personal debt because there are no programs in place. after my service in the military in government supervisors and the police force, i decided to starts this organization in 2016 we now have 233 dogs in the program. we are honored protecting those who protected us. >> ashley: 233 dogs. it takes a lot to fund that. >> absolutely. >> how much you were saying was it two months after he got out

he had to have a major surgery? >> yes. >> ashley: how much does something like thatst do. >> vary from 2,000 to $10,000. i figure every week we put a new dog. in that's 52 dog as year. when we commit to that every othe lifetime, an average of 20 onto $30,000 per dog over the history of their life. >> ashley: so grateful to you. >> thank you. >> ashley: there are veterans as well. tell us what does today mean to you? >> it is humbling to be here because of the west point graduate, sadly, you know, i have some friends that i lost. and we are about making a difference but this is a day to honor the incredible men and women who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for a great nation. it's hard being here but just means a lot. >> ashley: it's such -- i have gotten chills all day. it's such an emotional day. but we're so grateful for your service and your brothers and sisters who lost their lives and sacrificed so much for us. >> what are your plans for today? how are you going to celebrate today and remember those? >> well, you know, like dean

said, we are all served in the army. we have all lost brothers and sisters out there. to so, for us, we try to honor that, people who check outside out project hero.org we honor all of our heroes. >> ashley: we appreciate all of our veterans and everyone who lost their lives but especially our dogs. they have to be in there, too. gentlemen, thank you so much. ♪ [national anthem] , ♪ ♪