just surveillance and data gathering in the united states we seem to turn a blind eye to. >> carley: doug, it was great. thank you for being with us this morning. >> good to have you back. joey, take care. >> carley: two georgia boys. joey, great to have you as well. >> joey: thanks for having me. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> it was an act of self-defense. tori williams has been arrested after another incident of self-defense. >> the day before a grand jury indicted daniel penny. >> a defendant is allowed to use force equal to the force presented. >> why do you ask such dumb question. >> president biden not responding to bribery questions hunter to the big guy. >> paid a bribe of $5 million. >> would you consider running for the democratic nomination. >> no. >> desantis kept his eyes focused on california governor gavin newsom encouraging him to challenge president biden. >> are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenge

joe or are you just going to sit on the sidelines in church. >> tim scott doesn't have a plan for crippling generational poverty. >> enter barack obama to attack senator tim scott of south carolina. >> former presidents shouldn't be talking about black america with regard to the odious record. >> just outside of the area. nothing wrong with it. on the follow up, he makes no mistake. keeper. it's a third magic from. this time he finishes. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes down to it ♪ we got each other's backs ♪ in a world where we all we do is fight and fuss. >> ainsley: good morning, all-american summer concert series it continues on this beautiful friday morning with justin moore and reilly green. they sing everybody get along. that song together.

>> brian: which is a good thing. >> steve: should be our national anthem. >> ainsley: reilly green sings wished grandpa's never die. there was this girl. justice moore sings the one that didn't make it. heaven isn't so far away. i love that song. why we drink, you, me and whiskey. >> steve: fantastic. >> brian: to me i know exactly what the song is by the title. i can hear the refrain. >> ainsley: we should ask him, reilly sings i wish grandpa's never died. and in that he said i wish when i open up my cooler there is always bud light in there i wonder if he will change it. >> brian: he switched it he said coors light and everyone went crazy. >> steve: i was in a bar last night. >> ainsley: what! >> steve: kathy's out of town. >> brian: is he in a dart league. >> steve: it was at 5:00. >> brian: somewhere. >> steve: this guy orders a coors light and a five minutes later he said can i get a bud

light. you are the one guy bought a bud light in a month. he says i just don't like coors light. >> brian: bud light is the king of beers. >> steve: mow delo. >> brian: that doesn't flow off the tongue. the ones that deliver are the ones getting hurt by this. >> ainsley: so pretty. >> brian: has the bubble body. it has a bubble body. i straight a boat. >> ainsley: little ones are cute kind you want to keep on your counter. >> brian: hard when you cook them. >> steve: hard to beat the silver bullet when you are doing coors light. suddenly we are doing that song of his "why we drink." 6:00 this morning. >> ainsley: best part of today's show so far "i was at a bar last night." >> steve: so true.

>> brian: saloon. >> steve: a lot of people on the weekend, particularly this weekend, are going it be doing some smoking. >> ainsley: not cigarettes. >> steve: smokers of beef and pork and chicken in the world. it's the mclemore -- people think they are brothers. it's father and son. >> we are brothers. so, that's the joke of the morning. will three fox anchors are in a bar last night drinking. [laughter] we are going to be spritzing our food with coors light. so, thank you, steve, brian, ainsley and, of course, ms. carley. we are going to be serving up food this morning. first happy birthday father's day to all the fathers out there. inspirational my dad dawson mclemore we call him old man, my kids call him papa the founder of master built. love you so much. we have the whole family in new york. john boy, what are we doing? >> rotisserie bone-in pork roast.

we have some smoked barbecue buns with stew and bread bowls had what is this called? >> a swine apple. the hero recipe this morning. we have bacon wrapped a pine al pell, we poured it out. we stuffed it with barbecue and we are going to send it inside and we expecting brian to be the only one to eat this. and it's pineapple, brian. >> brian: i'm having it. that's great. >> steve: that is so clever. >> brian: just dacket skin off. >> the concert is going to be packed out. i would recommend for everybody, it is father's day. so go to your local store, home depot or check anybody out. masterbuilt.com. get you one of these grills because fathers are worth every single penny. >> follow mclemore boys for all the recipes. >> ainsley: we need our dads to tell us what they want. every time i say what can i get you? he never tells me. maybe something with golf. i need to pick it out myself.

>> steve: they buy me a home depot gift card. i can get what i want rather than take back something that i don't like. >> ainsley: that's true. >> steve: just saying. so, anyway, let's talk a little bit about the news of the day. it was steven nelson, the tenacious report from the "new york post" who asked president biden a question last week where the president snapped asking about the 1023 form that has been leaked by the republican side, where we know, according to them, it says each -- there are 17 recordings of joe biden and hunter, it's essentially an insurance policy, they got $5 million each. and they called joe biden the big guy. so, he, stephen miller -- steven nelson last week asked about the bribery. and the president said where's the money? that's malarkey. well, steven was at it again yesterday. at a white house event about reducing corporate junk fees the, and the president didn't let him down.

watch this. >> why do you ask such a dumb question? >> ainsley: it's hard to understand. i would love to hear what he says was happening in that room were. they trying to get the reporters out thereof? it sounds like they were saying okay, wrap it up, let's go. let's go. you have to scream a question. >> brian: is he getting very angry now if you frustrated. >> ainsley: frustrated. >> brian: last week he was asked about the $5 million according to this 1023 you got 5 million and your son got 5 million and they called your son dumb even though you called him the smartest man you ever met. he said oh yeah? where's the money then he said it's the malarkey. then another question he didn't want to handle he gave a mocking smile. yesterday you could see getting under be his skin when he came out and said it's a dumb question. it's a dumb question. why is this ukrainian official, according to the 1023 form, calling you a -- the big guy.

the same thing you were referred to in the emails in the laptop, we now know and you knew all along belonged to your son? and tony bal blink the big guy s listed that meant joe. >> ainsley: if you are watching other networks you are not going to hear this story. if you are just watching fox for the first time we will tell you what is happening in this story. the media has been ignoring. this all the networks from june 8th to june 12th. 291 minutes on trump indictment coverage, zero on burisma coverage. let me tell you why it's a big deal. the fd 1023 form, which is an fbi form. this confidential human source told the fbi on june 30th, 2020, so three years ago, that the vice president then biden was paid $5 million by an executive at burisma and hunter was sitting at the board at the time. the informant had conversations with the burisma executive over the course of several years, he said. and this burisma executive was tell him all this information. he says the reference to the big

guy which is said to be reference to joe biden. the white house is dismissing these allegations as false. but the burisma executive reportedly told the confidential source that he didn't pay the big guy directly. and comer is saying that it might be he might have accepted as much as $30 million. he is the house oversight committee chairman that he is teasing these new bank records that his panel expects to obtain. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: reveal the biden family didn't just 5 million they gotten around 30 million from foreign nationals. >> steve: right. remember, it was joe biden last week who said, okay, where's the money? that's malarkey. now they are going after the money. the house oversight committee has subpoenaed four different banks, bank of america, hsbc, cafe and city. jp morgan. and then they are getting all these things. he told fox that apparently it could go up as high as nine

different members of the biden family. according to people who know about this, apparently jobe is not on the list who has gotten any money. so, if it is $30 million, it will be interesting to see what the source was, you know, were any laws broken? and we have asked mr. comer that and he said, well, at this point, he cannot tell us what specific laws and that's why they're looking into this stuff. steve hilton was on the channel a little while ago talking to your point, ainsley, about how we are talking about this story that is out there, and that penal are talking about. but why isn't anybody else? here is steve. >> very relevant question it goes to the heart of the integrity of him, the white house and the presidency. it's hilarious the way he is responding like this crotchety old man. how dare you ask this question. trump had questions shouted at him a hundred dimes a day.

it shows how fawning the press has been over president biden. is he not used to be challenging on anything. they have treated him with kid gloves all these years. maybe finally maybe some of them have spine there the allegations here really serious. the fact they are not covering it unbelievable. we know how bun sided it's been and pushing a narrative. these are the lecture us the whole time democracy dies in darkness and they are fighting for truth and justice. so one sided. they are basically part of the democratic party at this point. >> brian: other thing to point out is why is he hand delivering aid to romaine i can't. why is he hand delivering aid to a billion dollars unless you fire this -- unless you fire this judge in ukraine? why does that make any sense and how is that logical and they are looking into what happened after he leaves these countries what deals were consummated and also something else to point out and look for. devon archer, long-time friend

and business partner of hunter biden now convicted felon has been subpoenaed. and it seems amenable to coming in and speaking about the business dealings of the biden family. now, think about what devon archer writes. can you see them in a picture golfing together even though president biden says i know nothing about my son's overseas business dealings. i'm sure you golf with somebody 18 holes and business never comes up. exactly business never comes up on the golf course. now is he going to come in and talk. if he is able -- well, he is going to be subpoenaed. he could be. >> steve: he was subpoenaed. >> brian: might and receptive. if he comes in and talks and able to talk about linking all this up with ball bobulinski's s how many times you met with thee president now president.

reputation of being candid and honest is actually just the opposite. from the time he looked into that camera and said 51 intelligence officials said this is classic russian disinformation knowing very well that's his son's laptop. those are the pictures of his sons. those are his emails. no problem lying to us then. and has he ever stopped up until now? that's the bigger question you should ask yourself he's primes himself to run for re-election. >> ainsley: 13 minutes after the top of the hour. straight ahead, a fox weather alert. deadly tornadoes devastating texas leaving hundreds of thousands without power. tracking it all as waking up in the path of severe storms. >> brian: governor ron desantis daring gavin newsom to put his money where his mouth is. >> stop pussy footing around. are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenge joe? are you going to get in and do it or are you just going to sit on the sidelines and chirp? >> brian: such a great response. the countdown to 2024. as the g.o.p. field expands once again with miami mayor francis

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♪ steve 6:18 here in new york city. back with a fox news alert. look at your television right now. oh, man. three people dead and only 75 others hurt after a tornado ripped through the texas panhandle leaving at least 200,000 without power today. >> brian: rescue crews digging through the rubble as survivors say their town is unrecognizable. >> ainsley: today, more than 10 million people from colorado to the mid-atlantic are bracing for even more severe weather and that toxic orange smoke from the canadian wildfires is expected to return to the east coast. also this morning, rain is soaking pensacola, florida, where residents are facing a flash flood emergency with over a foot of rain. check in with our meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. i know you were worried about pensacola you were telling us we are going to get more of the smoke from canada. will it be as bad as it was from last week? >> janice: i don't think it will be as bad but any smoke is

concerns especially for people with respiratory issues. i believe that smoke will be with us on and off all summer long. that you can about the storms. hundreds of reports of storm damage including tornadoes. we had a d derecho a wind event 400 miles that's what we had yesterday overnight last night with wind gusts in excess of 80 miles per hour. then the tornado reports. six of them from the texas panhandle through portions of north texas in towards central oklahoma. power outages. you mentioned this. we have thousands of people without power along those -- that storm path and then the severe storm threat continues with severe thunderstorm warnings until at least 10:00 a.m. that's going to extend into the afternoon hours. we had a tornado warn storm. that has been lifted. but several thunderstorm warnings in effect and you talked about the flood emergency in the pensacola area. over 15 inches of rain, in just

a matter of hours and they are expecting more rain in the forecast. severe storms, long lasting today, friday, saturday and sunday. so, a multi-day event for some of these areas with the severe storm threat. smoke tracker as we get into the weekend. yes, those canadian wildfires continue to burn and we could see the potential for that smoke moving into the northeast this weekend. also looking at potential for stronger storms for the i-95 corridor later this afternoon on the drive home. so so much to talk about. fox weather.com on top of it this morning listen to your local officials. we will certainly keep you up to date, steve, ainsley and. >> brian: brian different weather event. >> janice: lots going on. >> brian: ever since governor gavin newsom spent the last, i don't know, within the last six months taking shots at governor desantis any chance he got. you wonder what is he getting at. will ron desantis start getting aggressive at him right after he starts getting aggressive with president trump? now that he is officially in the race, we have seen him go back at president trump.

now we are seeing him go back at gavin i think is the perfect comeback. >> steve: well, when you think about it was just a couple days ago. on monday, i believe, that sean hannity ran the interview with gavin. and gavin said oh, absolutely not. i'm not going to run against joe biden. and he's not as long as joe biden is in the race. but, remember, like 60, 70% of democrats want somebody else. so, if gavin got in, a lot of democrats would embrace him because h he does not have. so built-in problems that joe biden has. yesterday, there he is right there. >> brian: except is he a terrible governor. don't let that slow him down. >> steve: he is very popular in california. >> brian: really, he got recalled? >> steve: did that work out for him i don't think it did. >> brian: the fact he got srld ultimate rebuke. embarrassment. >> steve: they tried that with george gascon, too. and fell short. gavin newsom would be embraced by a lot of democrats you know in his heart he wants to run.

so, ron desantis poked at the governor from california yesterday, when he was at an event in fort piers, florida. watch. ing. >> he has huge problems in his state i mean huge problems in his state. you see it in san francisco, l.a., see it in the people fleeing. california from its inception gained population every single year until he became governor. and, yet, with all those problems, he has a real serious fixation on the state of florida. i mean, i think it's just bizarre that he does that. what i would tell him is, you know what? stop pussy footing around. are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenge joe? are you going to get in and do it or are you just going to sit on the sidelines and chirp? so why don't you throw your hat in the ring and then we will go ahead and talk about what's happening. >> you would do a th two hour

debate with ron desantis. >> i would do three. >> sean: do i hear four? >> ainsley: what's the point of a debate if he is not running. desantis is like you want to debate me? throw your hat in the ring. go ahead and do. if made a good point about california. they have a major homeless problem. it's too expensive to live there people are fleeing. there is a big exodus stores are closing we talked about

nordstrom and all the big box stores closing whole foods because of the crime. feces in the aisles and floor of the bathroom. the malls that are closed. it's a sanctuary state. they have a problem with immigration. it they let people shoot up on the street. free spaces you can do that without getting in trouble. you drive through l.a. which used to be such a beautiful area. now you see tent cities everywhere. >> brian: he was mayor of san francisco. san francisco might be the biggest mess in the country. in 20092022. florida has gained 23. texas, 21. it was the most visited state because it's also the biggest state, florida and texas are right behind it. california has 11% of the nation's population and 30% of the homeless population. and california, by the way, overall in just the last two years has lost 500,000 people, florida gained 700,000. texas 884,000. so, in terms of a baseball card, he looks the part. he certainly is charismatic, got it. but the thing is when you flip that card over and see the record, that's where he is an epic fail. that's why guys like ron desantis are really hoping that he gets. in. >> ainsley: i don't know that people care. kamala harris is from california. we talked about all of this. >> brian: keep in mind as a democrat she would have failed in the general. you are not playing for california. you are playing for the battleground states. look at the arizonas, the georgias, i guess technically ohio and maybe florida. who knows. when you look at some of those states are they going to go is

there this guy any good? moderates, independents, undecideds. he is terrible. do we want some of that lack of magic? do we want to be run by a governor that wants to take kids away from parents who don't want their kids to transition without their permission. that's the mindset of this guy. >> steve: well, keep in mind. we are in primary season, when republicans who are running do -- address issues that are of great interest to republicans just is the case with democrats. and gavin newsom is very popular with the democrat issues. now, regarding republican issues. the roster of candidates is getting longer, i think we are now up to an even dozen, because the mayor of miami, fraudster francissuarez thrown his hat. in out at the reagan center talked about why this 45-year-old attorney, a former private equity executive. the first hispanic to join the

republican field wants to be our next president and here's what he said. >> it is time for a leader with a record of real results. not just rhetoric. who believes with all his heart in the american dream, who wants to share it with everyone, regardless of race, religion, or complex. it's time for a leader who can connect with segments of our country that republicans have historically lost like young voters and urban voters. and segments we can make gains with like hispanics. and suburban women. i believe america is still a shining city on a hill whose eyes of the world are upon us. and whose promise needs to be restored. and i believe the city needs more than a shouter or a fighter. i believe it needs a servant. it needs a mayor. >> ainsley: his dad was miami's first cuban american mayor. and he was elected mayor in

2017, winning 85.8%, like 86% of the vote after he -- then he was reelected in 2021. he will be on our show because he just announced he is running for president. we have exclusive with him at 7 :00 a.m. >> brian: is he a practicing attorney. i did a feature in little havana. if you want to see him casually and interacting with people about 45 minutes. get a sense of who he is. keep in mind, he has now become very pro-trump if he had to make a choice even though is he running against him. him and desantis do not get alone. my sense is with kellyanne informally advising him and others, if he had to make a choice, he could go also like donald trump attack governor desantis. >> ainsley: curious why he wants to get in now that we have three candidates from florida and donald trump is doing the best in the polls and then desantis is right underneath him or, you know, not right underneath him but underneath him, he is number two. and suarez will be at the bottom probably with all the other candidates getting.

in but, whoever wins, they have to choose their vice president and they can't choose a vice president from their state. >> steve: that's the problem with nikki haley and tim scott both from south carolina. the interesting thing about mayor suarez who is going to be with us in 32 minutes, is in 2016 and 2020, neither time, did he support donald trump. so, what's he going to do now? now his favorite is him. because he wants to be president. >> brian: he says he is a late convert. he didn't understand trump. now he does. >> steve: let's see what happens. >> ainsley: quite a change. >> steve: also today is a special day because carley is bringing in her baby brock. >> carley: brock just woke up. these monitors are incredible now. >> carley: can you see him on your phone. >> carley: a little bucket click show his whole night and when he wakes up and it monitors his breathing. >> brian: do you have a three

camera shoot. >> carley: ted comes over every night and operates hair and cameras. i cannot wait to see it. >> steve: in the 8:00 hour. >> carley: everybody gets to meet brock he will be here in person. >> brian: future quarterback of the giants. >> carley: we will see about that. very important story here accused leaker of classified material documents jack t will k teixeira. he will remain in jail until trial and faces more than a decade in prison if found guilty. all right. pope francis is released from a hospital in rome nine days after undergoing abdominal surgery to repair a hernia. 86-year-old pontiff seen here smiling and well wishers back

vatican. surgeons say the operation went welling and he is now better than before. the pope is set to resume masses on sunday. and did you see this? hostility on the field. oh my goodness. the u.s. men's soccer teen topping mexico for a spot in the concacaf. in dramatic 3-0 win. fans going crazy when fans on both side got physical leading to a total of four red and nine yellow cards. [cheers. [? >> >> off the back. red from diaga. >> what i said. it's descended into chaos. >> carley: despite the chaos, the u.s. will now face canada this sunday in the finals, those are your headlines. >> all right. over to you. >> brian: it's usually not that unbalanced. thank you very much, carley. >> still ahead the doj is teed off. the justice department will reportedly investigate the pga

tour's deal with liv golf. saudi backers, really? lauren simonetti has been called up, woken up early for this research. she says it's a huge mess and she has something else to say ♪ hey, lauren ♪ shut your mouth ♪

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encased in glass. steve, hide the glue from these people. >> steve: and the paint, indeed. >> carley: unbelievable. >> steve: thank you very much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: our justice department is investigating the controversial pga tour and liv golf merger according to the "wall street journal." senators elizabeth warren and ron wyden are calling out the partnership's potential antitrust violation demanding the doj oppose it. fox business correspondent lauren simonetti says the whole deal is a mess. she joins us right now. >> it is. >> steve: i have cut to the chase it's a mess. it was before. >> i know. >> steve: suddenly they got a deal and everybody who didn't take the deal at pga was steamed. >> nobody likes each other. that's the other thing. and liv was calling pga before this reported investigation, they were calling them a monopoly. so they had drama to begin with and now we are supposed to believe that them getting together that's going to not --

it will be even more of a monopoly with the same practices. so you have the senators investigating. and the democratic senators claims i actually agree with. that this is the sports washing of the golf industry by saudi money. and we are caving into it because we have to to end the lawsuits. >> steve: part of it is about saudi arabia's human rights violations and there are also the questions about how saudi arabia was involved in 9/11 and things like that. and that's why a lot of liv golf events you have 9/11 families out in front of the golf course with big signs that they don't like that. why is the doj getting involved? i mean, you would morally think they would be involved in a big -- a nonsporting sort of entity. >> it is a very aggressive biden administration department of justice. just look at what they did with the airlines. most recent trying to break up the northeast corridor between

jetblue in time for summer. that will effect fliers. tried to break up jetblue and spirit airlines. it is an aggressive department of justice. but the difference is with this case is that you have everybody kind of agreeing that this is smeared by saudi money. and if you are in the golf, if you are in saudi arabia, if you are the sovereign wealth fund, $620 billion. they have all of this money and they see the world trying to become more green. what do they do with it? they have to diversify. they are coming into western sports. >> steve: sounds like this will not be settled with the government for at least a year. >> at least a year and here we go. nobody likes each other. maybe we can finally unite so players can come together and eventually play. what are they going to call the name of this new entity? press release was so vague because i think they know they need to prove this not only in the legal courtroom but in the court of public opinion. >> steve: exactly. because so many people not just on the tour but elsewhere were shocked. it's like wait, what?

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subway death of a homeless man jordan neely. meanwhile, it doesn't end there. jordan williams the man accused of fatally stabbing an ex-con who was attacking his girlfriend, according to a myriad of witnesses different subway struggle now facing 25 years more manslaughter following emotional hearing in brooklyn. dr. darrin porcher former lieutenant criminal justice expert, so, darren, you have two

citizens who wanted just to use the subway and ended up fighting for their life and both find themselves indicted one find themself indicted by grand jury and charged by the city. what do we know about jordan williams? what do you think about this case? >> i think we had an innocent citizen that was stepping to the defense of his girlfriend and is being% cou persecuted by the crl justice system and i think this is inappropriate. i don't think he should have been charged in the first place but welcome to new york. >> brian: yeah. welcome to new york. we're about 2,000 cops down. where the cops have not been empowered to take preemptive action. no more stop and frisk. this guy gets on a train and he creates havoc. so in a fight for his survival. thankfully jordan williams wins, and now he is going to ultimately pay the price. here, i hope not. i hope he is exonerated. jason goldman is his attorney. listen. >> i still ride the subway. i'm sure many of you do, too. we have seen what happens.

and as i said to the judge, you have two choices right now. can you sit there and get assaulted and your friends or family or loved ones can get assaulted and seriously injured. or you can fight back and get arrested and plane get charged, maybe go to rikers. maybe get released. so what are you supposed to do? which option are you supposed to take? >> brian: how much trouble is he in? >> when we look at what happened with daniel penny it's apparent that the criminal justice system is driven towards a direction not protecting us as common citizens and employing more rights to the criminals. he has something that he really needs to worry about. but fortunately as common sentence have come to the aid of mr. men penny provided millions of dollars. >> in relief of his defense fund and hopefully mr. williams gets the same thing. they are not saying this was racially involved. even though the assailant now dead is black because jordan williams is also black. do you believe that danny

penny -- do you think danny penny saw black and white when he was sticking up for people on subway train? >> i don't think danny penny saw through the lens of black and white. he saw a citizen being accosted. not only mr. penny, but you had other people in that subway car that assisted in holding down jordan neely for the protection of those common citizens. and it begs the question of where is the social contract affording us the protections we should have as common citizens. >> brian: now dead 36-year-old career criminal devictor, 36 years old, this happened on the one train. so, darren, you are highly skilled law enforcement official. you are on a subway. you have seen these two cases. something happens today. and people watching right now see a crime taking place, someone being abused. are they better off walking away or helping out, judging what these two men who did the right thing in my view did?

>> unfortunately, this is adding the deterrent to the common citizen this step in and assist people that are in need based on their protections of safety. i would still step in and help. but, the common citizen probably won't. based on what we see coming from the criminal justice system. >> brian: when you see the retraction and defaming of police officials, across the country, when you see the rise in crime in almost every major city, everybody watching might be forced to make this decision now more than ever. and they really have to think do i really want to give up my freedom and family to help someone i have never met. final thought real quick? >> i think this is a miscarriage of justice coming from the manhattan's d.a.'s office and we need to do better because we as new yorkers deserve it because we are tax paying citizens and we're not receiving what we should from the criminal justice system. >> brian: i just salute both of these guys for taking the action that they did. darrin porcher, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> brian: carley shimkus is poised to give us more news. >> carley: start here with this

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>> a patriotic act caught on surveillance camera. three officers rescue and fold two fallen flags after a strong storm tore them down. and now those officers are being recognized for their actions. here with more, are crestview police officers jonathan sprague, tyler colbertson and benjamin gross. good morning to all three of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: jonathan, i will start with you, tell me what happened. >> well, it was a pretty stormy night that night. we had just finished a warrant service, one of our other officers was on her way to the jail and noticed that the american flag at our county courthouse had fallen down. so we went over and made sure it was taken care of. >> ainsley: tyler, you didn't know you were on camera, right?

>> no. absolutely did not. >> so what was your reaction when you were -- when all of this came to light and people were responding online? >> >> in all honesty, i wasn't sure why had it gotten so big it. seemed like something anybody would do it caught me off guard to say the least. >> ainsley: benjamin the okay loose is a shows said to many things about you online until to days after the fact. i thought it was a normal everyday thing most people would do. >> you know that saying even do the right thing even when no one is watching and that's exactly what you all did it's something that means a lot to america. jonathan, what does the flag mean to you?

we all took an oath to uphold the constitution, defend the citizens of the united states, the city of florida and city of crestview. i think our nation's flag representation of all of us as citizens so it needed to be treated as such. >> tyler, how about you? what is the lesson that we can take away from this story? >> >> so, like you said. regardless of who is watching, whether there is anybody watching that you know of, it's important to continuously do the right thing. you never know who is going to be around but, more importantly, it's upholding your own values and own convictions. >> ainsley: after a terrible storm and we have all been through storms, it's just really hard to put all the pieces back together and y'all were out on if a control. you saw this flag that was down in front of the courthouse, and you picked up old glory, folded it, took it back to safety to the sheriff's department, i believe. and you're getting a lot of accolades for that benjamin, what does the flag mean to you?

>> the flag, i mean, it's it represents like our country. like rick said, it represents us as a whole. i respect everyone why not respect the flag where we are especially uphold the constitution and defend our people. >> ainsley: jonathan, tyler, benjamin, we respect all three of you, thank you for your service and what you do. >> thank you very much. >> ainsley: you are such role models, god bless you. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> it was an act of self-defense. >> jordan williams has been arrested after another incident of self-defense. >> the day before a grand jury indicted daniel penny. >> a defendant is allowed to use force equal to the force presented. >> i'm going to run for your children and mine. >> francis suarez says he is ready for a new job to seek the republican nomination. >> but it's a big hill to climb. it's the former presiden