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] , ♪ ♪ will.

[national anthem] ♪ ♪ >> joey: good morning. this is memorial day, this is "fox & friends," a special edition this morning. i'm joey jones. in honor of memorial day and fleet week quantico marine corps band performs the star-spangled banner. i'm joint today by kayleigh

mcenany and todd piro. we are so happy to be here on this memorial day. i want to thank tunnel 2 towers upon the flags they put out on fox square. i hosted over the weekends we had amazing navy band both days. >> kayleigh: i watched. unbelievable. it gave me chills. >> joey: to see those dress bylaws. you know the president's own marine corps band in the white house it. feels surreal to say that. >> kayleigh: such an honor. what an honor to sit here with you today. as we honor all of those who have served. what an honor to sit by you. >> joey: honor to be here to represent the men and women that i served with. today, more than any other day on the calendar. i heard a lot about this cause gets a month. this cause gets a month. memorial day is a single day. it's kind of appropriate. there is so much modesty and humility in service or sacrifice. i don't know one man or woman gave. have a month to be celebrated. but just for day we remember

them and so thank you. >> todd: we had you on my show a couple minutes ago. i'm one of the three hosts today. on day like today i'm a spectator. i up to the hear joey's stories. it matters so much on a day like today. >> as i heard one gold star parent say to you everyday is memorial day. >> todd: there is news on memorial day it. arevolves around the debt ceiling. get enough votes to pass the debt deal and avoid a first ever default. >> joey: not everyone is on board as members on the right and left are speaking out against this deal. >> begins memorial day hosting with breakfast at the white house and heading to arlington national cemetery for the traditional wreath laying at the tomb of the unknown soldiers. also a busy weekend at the white house with the president and speaker mccarthy reaching a deal to raise the nation's debt

ceiling. >> should all democrats vote for this bill? [shouting questions] >> off the table. the biden administration had warned if no deal had been reached the u.s. economy would suffer severe arena repercussions suspends the debt limit until january 2025 sets up a two year budget deal ensuring the government will claw back 30 billion in unspent covid funding and realoe case some of the money for the u.s. work requirements for some americans 49 to 54 who may be receiving food stamps. >> the agreement also represent as compromise which means no one got everything they want but that's the responsibility of governing. and this is a deal is good news for, i believe you will see, for the american people. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy urging his members to support the bill. democrats are worry this whole

debate is far from over. >> we don't have a deal yet. we're not sure how many republican votes can be produced and it is all because republicans said that they wanted to cut the deficit. and let's be clear, that what they got from this was not that. they may have gotten other things. i'm not happy with some of the things i'm hearing about. but they are not cutting the deficit. >> those are some concerns also we are hearing from house republicans overnight including matt rosendale of montana frankly insult to the northwestern people support a piece of legislation that continues to put our financial future at risk. did not send me to d.c. as usual. i will be voting against the fiscal irresponsibility act. we are hearing from lauren boebert of the great state of colorado she says the usual establishment people are popping champagne over this debt ceiling deal. it's more worthy of a bud light. some west virginia lawmakers may be celebrating today. the debt ceiling deal includes a

provision permit to finish the mountain valley pipeline. it nat natural gas to other sta. some fear it could cause environmental damage but this deal is going to move forward. >> kayleigh: launch, mark. quite a list of everybody cans who i respect who close that not only those mentioned but chip roy, mike lee, senator ted cruz. what i think what mccarthy's office would tell you we were up against a hard deadline. they don't get back from memorial day until tuesday. then there will be 72 hours that he has vowed to give people to read this piece of legislation and he got what he could. up against a democrat senate, a democrat presidency, you don't always get what you want when you don't roll government. >> joey: this is one of these things i fear they are speaking to each other rather than the american people they come out. they use terms that are broad. they talk about details within funding that a lot of americans don't fully understand. you look at that laundry list. we had the graphic unjust a

minute ago. look at laundry list of things that were talking points among the same republicans criticizing it now going into the negotiations, stuff like work requirements. a big deal for republicans, repealing the 1.9 billion for the irs this year. that's 1.9 among 80. that is the 1.9 that was allocated to hire the new irs agents that. symbolizes preventing already passed legislation that would have hired the new irs agents. already passed legislation bringing back some of the covid money. they are bringing back, you know, billions of it and trillion-dollar budget. and so there's a lot of argument to say that kevin mccarthy went, in and strategically targeted what his members were asking for. but then you take a step back, and the big concern or the big criticism is it grows our expenditure by $4 trillion. i can see why nobody is happy. >> todd: it's all obviously going to come down to the math as chad pergram always reminds

us. did in what kevin mccarthy did there, increasing the deficit slightly 4 trillion, you can see that in this day and age did he get those moderate democrats? this isn't normal discussion is he going to have enough votes to become speaker and only the republicans matter. if he gets enough democrats obviously this thing moves along. that becomes the main question. each of these individuals in congress is going to have to give a vote. the people that aren't going to have to give a vote unless you are tim scott people on the campaign trail running for president. one of those is vivek ramaswamy. here's what he said about whether it's a good deal aren't. listen. >> if i were in their shoes i would press further. i don't think this squeeze the lemon hard enough. i think we need to change the appropriation language all together in the entire process to actually say instead of saying shall spend, we need to go back may spend. actually, puts -- i'm thinking about this if i'm the next u.s. president. i don't want my hands tied to be able to shut down government agencies that should not exist.

though i give kevin mccarthy credit i would be on the side we need to go further if we want to actually rectify the ship. >> todd: you will hear a lot of that coming from the campaign trail. primary go as right as possible and conservative as possible and attack this bill saying it didn't go far enough. i think it's going to be curious to see what tim scott does. >> kayleigh: going to be very curious, too, to see if the progressive caucus whips against. this what interesting that would be if progressives say no, we are on board. and republicans are the ones deflecting. so we'll see. we will have governor ron desantis, of course a presidential candidate, come up at 8:00 a.m. eastern time to get his thoughts. now this, to a fox news alert. first responders on the scene in iowa as a six-story apartment building partially collapses. the ongoing search for survivors. >> joey: and a crash at the indy 500 sends a tire flying over the fan-packed stands. the heart-stopping moment from the race

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♪ >> todd: we're back with a fox news alert. a frantic search continues after a apartment building partially collapses in the davenport, iowa. >> ashley: emergency crews on-site at davenport iowa

complex. still searching for survivors. found evidence of a large natural gas leak but for the time being they are focused only on making sure they can get anyone -- to anyone that is trapped. >> we're able to rescue seven individuals on their initial response and escort more than a dozen individuals out. some of our concernsivity is still the stability of the building and trying to locate unaccounted for individuals. >> ashley: officials have not said how many people are still unaccounted for and have not yet reported of any fatalities or injuries. the city's director of development say building was ordered to make specific repairs and upgrades after specific complaints from residents. search efforts continuing this morning as governor kim reynolds pledges the full support of the state city hotel housing migrants sharing details of the

mess that's being left behind. >> we find fake passports. fake social security cards. all kinds of fake documents in this hotel everyday. everyday we find about 10 kids alone in their hotel rooms, either drinking or doing drugs with weapons will be in the room. >> kayleigh: here to react is tom homan. welcome, tom. >> good morning, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: that new york hotel one of them is about 5 blocks from where i'm sitting and i go on the hotel website and this had is what i read closed until further notice they are closed because there are illegal migrants in these hotels. here is one such alert they received via text message. blank is the room number. child's name blank she is drunk. parents are not on site. we don't know where they're. the child is 10 years old to which the social worker said

received thank you. so you have got 10-year-olds, 85,000 children lost by the u.s. government. we knew that earlier in the month. where are the human rights activists? >> look, they are nowhere to be found. ever since joe biden has been president, we got over 1700 migrants that died on u.s. soil record. a record number of children missing. over 85,000 children that were released to unvetted sponsors. i guarantee based on my 35 years of experience, some of these children are living with predators. some are probably forced to make pornographic movies. we know some are forced into labor because we already have three or four instances where they are found in meat packing plants working midnight shift. here is what the taxpayers need to know. they don't have to pay $500 a night to be in a hotel room. right now while you and i are talking there are thousands of empty ice beds already paid for by the taxpayers sitting empty at about $117 a night. ice bed there is 24/7 line of

sight supervision by officers so this kind of stuff doesn't happen. they have 24/7 medical coverage. three square meals a day. and most importantly, if you are in a ice detention facility you see a judge in 35 days. not three years, five years, or in new york city. >> so, tom, you know, that's befuddling what you just said there are empty ice beds while we are filling up luxury hotels in manhattan. why would they possibly leave ice beds empty? >> great question. because homeland security the secretary of homeland's security own report over the last 10 years says this: nine out of 10 people claim asylum at the border never get relief from the u.s. courts. they don't qualify. they get an order of removal. what happens? if you are not in detention, if you are a family unit, only 6% will leave. so that 90%, 6% leave. however, if you are in a ice detention facility, 99.7% get

deported. that's why they are having catch and release. that's why there is empty ice beds. not only do they open the border up to the millions coming acorroboration kayleigh. they know 90% lose and they don't want them to leave. that's why they are not detained. we know they will never leave. they will wait around for the next amnesty give away. future democratic voters. the democrats know exactly what they're doing. they have the same -- this isn't by accident. this isn't mismanagement. this is by design. >> kayleigh: who could want to do this to our country, ms-13 unleashed in our country. people on the terror watch list, who could possibly intentionally want to do this and why? >> it's an insult. it's the left, the democrats. and here's why. because they think their future democratic voters or political benefit in all of this. most importantly, they don't have to wait for them to vote, kayleigh. president biden also overturned

the trump census rules which means millions of these people who enter the country illegally, in sanctuary they will be counted in the next census, that means more seats in the house for the democrats reproportionate the seats. they perceive a political benefit to doing. this they sold our nation out and national security out and sovereignty out. where what they see is future political power. >> kayleigh: so sick. it's politics and who suffers the children, of course. this? new york city hotel all floors, please be aware of an intruder in the building carrying a knife machete around, please be extra careful. security is aware of the situation. if you don't have security on your floor, inform us right now. please don't engage. use your walkies to notify us. stay safe. tom, i have a heart for the younger children who come across alone. >> i don't have heart for people carrying machetes across the streets of new york and in hotel rooms.

>> look. under the trump administration, we had two children die in the custody of the united states border patrol. and those men and women did the best they could when they found these children in bad shape. aoc and the reps of the progressives and the squad and a lot of democratic party went down screaming and yelling at the border patrol about inhumane these officers were. now we got over 1700 dead. 1700 have died either crossing the dessert or drowning in the river. where are they now? where are all the bleeding hearts now? where are the liberals about treating these children? and especially 85,000 children missing? you know, think about that for a minute. where are these children? i guarantee a lot of these children are living a nightmare life because of the position they are put into. it's just heart breaking, it is. this administration isn't humane at all. if you secure the border. you save lives. if you secure the border, less people will try make that journey. when you security border, less women being raped by the

criminal cartels, less aliens are dying. less americans are dying from fentanyl overdoses. securing the border saves lives. >> well said, and where are the human rights activists? tom homan, thank you. >> thanks for having me, kayleigh. >> coming up, inflation is so bad that state farm won't accept new property insurance applications in california. the next guest says the golden state becoming uncompetitive market and farmers are turning to the skies to cut costs. how drones are changing the agriculture industry. but, first, here is the quantico marine corps band performing live on fox square ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> ashley: we're back with a fox news alert. explosions rocking kyiv overnight sending people for cover after a missile and drone attack. officials in ukraine say it's the largest attack on the capital city since the start of the war. accuse russia ever deliberately targeting civilians. they downed 37 missiles overnight and have not yet reported any fatalities from the strike. florida governor ron desantis and former president donald trump are both taking their 2024 campaigns to iowa this weeks. and trump is now saying desantis should have stopped disney from going woke. saying instead of complaining now for publicity reasons only, he should have stopped it long ago, would have been easy to do still. this after trump previously said desantis was getting caught up in the mouse trap and costing florida jobs. meanwhile disney's recent decision to scrap the lake nona office park leaves neighboring

communities worried as the 60 acres of land could stay empty for years. governor ron desantis will be joining us live at 8:00 a.m. eastern with more. now to the indianapolis 500. new garden finally winning sunday's race after 11 year drought passing erickson in the final moments and becoming the first american to win since 2016. kyle flipping his card during the race in the terrifying moment but he was not seriously hurt car flying over the catch fence and. fan fans scratching head at jewel's enaddition of national anthem. listen for yourself. ♪ o say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what proudly we hailed

♪ at the twilights gleaming ains. >> ashley: one critic said i'm sorry but the national anthem should never be changed up like this. good artist, bad choice. and, todd, i still don't get it. it's just jewel. >> todd: again, i think that's the overall point the person that made that comment is like 20 years old. no idea that jewel is a yesterday ler and that's her brand from 195. >> ashley: absolutely. >> todd: we got that settled now. insurance giant state farm announcing it will no longer accept property insurance applications in the great state of california. the company citing historic increases in construction costs outpacing inflation. rapidly growing catastrophe exposure and challenging reinsurance market in making this decision. here to react is personal finance expert and university of san diego finance professor dan

roccato. dan, great to see you as always. you heard the reason state farm gave. are you buying it? is it nothing more? >> i think it's true. hi, todd, good morning to you. thanks for having me. it's very expensive to build in migrate state. very expensive to build. costs more than three times to build a home in california as it would somewhere else in the country. that means when there is damage to that home, to reconstruct that home is terribly expensive. listen, state farm is not a nonprofit. i know that might surprise a lot of folks. but the reality is, if they can't make money, they are going to pull out. >> todd: interesting. this is what the california department of insurance said to fox business, quote: the factors driving state farm's decision are beyond our control, including climate change, reinsurance costs affecting the entire insurance industry. and global inflation. but that said, how responsible are california regulations for putting state farm in this position in the first place? >> all those things are true. but not the complete story.

the fact is that we do have a lot of regulations in the state of california. that surprises no one. listen, from a consumer's perspective. we want our government to regulate but not dictated. and that's the issue. we have gone too far, in many cases, with regulation that makes it more expensive to reconstruct. in addition to things like wildfire mitigation strategies, other things that we can and should be doing better. the reality is that the government can help set the tone and can help set the table to lower costs so that insurers can actually do business in state without being told this is the way you must do it and, therefore, they are saying well we can't afford to do it that way, we are going to leave. >> todd: okay. so what if i'm watching this segment and i'm not in california. let's say i'm in illinois, new york, new jersey, connecticut, massachusetts or one of the other highly regulated states throughout our nation? how worried should i be this morning that my insurer is going

to say hmmm not worth it for me anymore and we are going to move out and go states like texas, florida where it's a much more friendly regulatory environment? >> well, the goofed news is that most insurance markets are highly competitive as it should be. from a consumer progressive we progressive we want.it's regulaa will a lot of wrinkles to the insurance market. i'm not overly concerned although we see early evidence the reality is testimony regulate not dictate california or any other states we will wind up with more competition. we will wind up with more consumer choice. it really is that simple. >> todd: my worry is if you start having insurance companies leaving, that is the exact opposite of competition and what

happens when competition leaves a marketplace? prices go up. who is that price hike going to fall on? that's the consumer. that's my worry. are you as worried about that as me. >> always. you are absolutely right. you summarized it perfectly. the fact is insurance companies who leave leave fewer behind. those fewer behind typically mean higher prices. at the end of the day, that's what we really want -- we really want to make the consumer in charge. put the consumer in charge of his or her choices. whether they want full insurance or less insurance. and give them a plethora. a bunch of companies to choose from. let the marketplace work. let the government regulate that market place but not dictate to that marketplace. >> todd: what's your overall advice to our viewers today regardless of whether they are in california or not? >> yeah. insurance is highly competitive in most parts of the country. slop around. the reality is most of us set it and forget it. we buy a policy and forget about it forever.

check it once a year. shop around. chances are you may be better to do better on that policy. don't panic. the reality is if you are a state farm customer today in the state of california. you are going to be a state farm customer tomorrow. existing customers not impacted by this move. but always be on the lookout, todd, because, as you said, whether we see these kind of changes in the marketplace, it means that consumers ultimately are going to be faced with choices. some of those choices might wind up costing us a lot more money. >> todd: what i'm always reminded of in a story like this when i was a lawyer in california we would have to write 50 state documents. 49 states would have a same document. california would have its own and that increased cost to a business and they do not like that when when they are trying to turn a profit like state farm. dan roccato, thank you. we appreciate it. >> you got it, todd. >> todd: from growing pains from pain to protesters. protester playing ona stall gentleman. turning out book event. here is the quantico marine

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> joey: that was the quantico marine corps band performing live here on fox square. this is in honor of memorial day and fleet week. let me tell you something. we will talk to two of these marines real quick as someone who served in the marine corps i

get cold cheers every time i see a band like this pessimism. we have the president's own in washington, d.c. this is the quantico band these are the marines that get their hands dirty, too. you have to deploy as well. 17 of you deployed iraqi freedom. so you have to maintain yourself as a marine corps rifleman this is sergeant dempsey? >> yes, sir. >> and sergeant dawson? >> yes, sir. >> joe: i want to talk to you real quick you are the one with all the decoration you have this in your hand what is this and what is your position. >> i'm the drum major for the quantico marine corps band this is a mace and this is a sash. >> joey: so i have been in a parade with marines and i have seen a drum major take this and do amazing things with it. what are you doing when you are marching in front and telling this band where to go, basically? >> so, everything that the band does has to have a signal. the mace is how you signal the band to make sure that they know what's coming up next. be it a turn or to cut the music

or to start the music. >> joey: as a marine i learned to drill with a rifle in my hand. i could not imagine marching with an instrument playing in my hand. when you joined the marine corps did you know you would be in band doing this in front of important people. >> yes, i did. every single person here had to take an audition before we rose our right hands to join the marine corps. all of us were recruited specifically to play. what i didn't know all of the amazing opportunities i have had this being one of them. >> joey: guys, right before they play they call them to attention they bring the instruments up. amazing to see the amount of discipline is phenomenal. gunnery sergeant i'm familiar with john phillips souza one of the wil legendary pleerns. stars and stripes forever. "the washington post." what type of legacy exists with music in the marine corps? >> it's a very historic legacy. even started all the way back when the united states marine corps came back into existence

and they formed the president's own with fi fifes and drums. >> joey: we sore lucky to have them here today. as a marine, i'm so excited. they are in a position where they couldn't talk i would love to give them a big oea raw. ooh rah.>> 51 people shot and 1. several people were hurt when two groups of teens opened fire at the beach forcing the state of ohio temporarily shut down bun one of the city's most popular memorial day shots. one calling out brandon johnson and his plan to send peace keepers throughout the city to try and stop crime this weekend saying it was unsuccessful. and more fallout from corporate wokeness as anheuser-busch has now lost nearly $19 million will

will trans activist. similarly target loses $10 billion in 10 days following the boycott over the release of the lgbtq friendly kids clothing. and a columnist is calling out espn host sam ponder for supporter until women's sports saying it is not hateful to demand fairness in sports for girls. "u.s.a. today's" nancy called the remark, quote: plain old bigotry saying don't be fooled by the people who free about fairness trans girls and women this is and always was about hate, fear and ignorance. protesters in seattle tried to derail an event kirk cameron over the weekend this while he was promoting new children's book. cammeron, known for pro-faith and pro-family messaging even giving dude co-doughs for reference to growing pains. he told fox news nostalgic protester protest ago book will

humility loved a huge sandwich board that said i was growing to be a real pain, nicely played, sir. and those are your headlines. send it out to adam klotz who has the weather. >> adam: beautiful on fox square. we heard the music. it's gorgeous. this isn't the only spot in the country where the weather is going to be pretty good today. dive right into it. take a look at temperatures. almost 70 degrees as far as north as fargo as you are dealing with a whole lot of warmth. couple spots looking at showery weather. we have been seeing it fire up texas into the high plains. the other spot where it has been continuous the last couple of days, big low pressure system off the southeast. it had been rainy in georgia, south carolina, that's all clearing up. really beginning to wind down in north carolina and virginia as well. maybe the beach is a little bit better today as all of that rain slowly drifts off towards the east, otherwise, there is a look at your memorial day forecast and you are seeing once again fairly comfortable temperatures.

middle 70s, 80 degrees in new york city. just a couple of rainy spots out there where people need those umbrellas. those are the weather headlines for now tossing it about 2 feet off to my right. >> joey: 2 feet being key in my life anyway. damn damn you got it, buddy. jo joey still ahead from field to flight. how farmers are cutting back on costs. gen z trading in smart phones to flip phones. the reason why they are going back in time ♪ true care ♪ true things ♪ i'll take ♪ one lift ♪ you're right ♪ always ♪ i knew ♪ you'll be ♪ at my show ♪ watching ♪ waiting ♪ miss rating ♪ing ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪

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some of your headlines, over to you. >> advanced technology is making the job of farmers a lot easier. letting them sit on the edge of the field instead of driving the tractor helping farmers reduce fuel costs, use fewer water supplies and post treat feels instead of coating them with fertilizer. >> arthur erickson is here to tell us more. he had hello, arthur. >> hello, everyone. nice to meet you. >> kayleigh: this drone revolutechnology could revolutie farming. >> i was studding aerospace engineering. me and my fellow co-workers were just sitting around talking, pontificating and we thought it would be cool to give farmer as more streamlined method for spraying their crops, treating

their crops. that's how it happened. >> todd: how much more of a cost savings do you think the average farmer can get from using a drone as opposed to what they're currently doing? >> so the drones save you money in two ways. initially when you first buy them for equivalent traditional system you are only paying about a quarter of the cost. the drone is 25 of what you would have paid for a tractor, helicopter or airplane typically. if terms of operating costs you are looking at a fifth. 20% of what normally would pay for operation and maintenance of other traditional machines. >> joey: arthur, i have a 40-acre farm i have to spray with pre and post emergent and fertilizer. i do need to buy a drone or can i hire this service to be done for me. >> you can do either. so we sell the drones so we actually sell the hardware itself. the software that goes with it and a lot of entrepreneurs throughout the country buy our systems and use them as tools to make money and service farmers such as yourself.

>> kayleigh: arthur. auto make always a fear replace humans this appears to be replace ineffective technology you are not displacing farm workers. >> that's right. in the farm world i'm sure you guys have heard this there is not that much labor to go around. we are not replacing anybody. creating tools that allow the current farmers to stick around and work the land to extend their ability to service it. this is a forced multiplier for people on the ground. there is frankly an issue with people just leaving the rural areas. we are solving that problem. >> todd: there is a general concern that not necessarily your technology but chinese drones in general if they are over american farmland will be able to send data back to the ccp that they will be able to utilize. the same concern that we have with a lot of chinese investors buying up land around farms and the like. how do you avoid that kind of a problem with your technology vs.

what the chinese are putting out there? >> so our technology is all-american made. so we design manufacture it. we control the flow of data. that's what is very special about our company. there is not a lot of american companies doing this. a lot of competition to your point is foreign made drones. especially made in china. that come over. i think that is a very valid concern there is a lot of data sharing concerns surrounding that technology. so, i think if you're a farmer, you need to be thinking about do i really want the chinese government to be knowing exactly how much i planted this year, where i planted it and do you want them to have the tools that allow them to turn off your ability to produce food? that's a very concerning thing for obvious reasons. >> joey: arthur, i know a lot of farmers myself. you know, it's a cultural thing, flight a tractor is a cultural thing. getting your hands dirty and getting out there in the field. it kenny chesney she thinks my tractor's sexy i don't know if i

she thinks my drone is sexy. can you speak to adapting? >> farmers to go into this i thought there would be more hesitation to adopt new technology. they are very practical simply put. if you tell a farmer this is going to cost your costs by 80%. or this is going to allow to you spray when it's muddy out because the drone is going to fly over the fields. music to my ears. all i'm all in. very practical people. if you can present the solution well they will do it. >> ainsley: arthur, you started selling this became popular at farm shows. groundswell up kind of story? >> yeah. it's very ground roots -- grassroots i should say. took me by surprise. i went out at first only specialty farmers would use. this maybe people that grow vineyards for example because it's small acreage, high value, but it hit off with just your normal row crop farmer, soybean,

wheat, huge hit. i'm very grateful. >> joey: cool. arthur erickson with mylio drones. i love it. maybe i will hit you up after the show and figure out how to take care of my land. >> make it happen. appreciate it. >> joey: yes, sir. all right. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [god bless america] ♪ ♪