we actually look for ways and multiple ways to treat that we don't just -- i use the term in the hearing a monopoly. so right now we're seeing a monopoly on gender affirming care that is the only way to help a kid. and this isn't just -- this is bad practice. >> lawrence: jennifer, we appreciate your take and coming on the program. this is definitely one of the top issues of our time. we really appreciate you coming on this morning. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> ainsley: okay. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now

>> joey: they are ready to see a concert flo rida. >> ainsley: large crowd. >> joey: turned into an annual holiday. i heard todd piro is up there sewing lining in his pants. we are going to have great concert. welcome, second hour of "fox & friends" on july 28th. it's my daughter's birthday. it's margo's birthday. >> ainsley: do you spell it with an x at the end. >> joey: no. lord no. spelling as american as apple pie. >> ainsley: i know you remember that day four years ago. >> joey: absolutely i do. one of the reasons i remember it july 29th that year i started at fox. it was pretty cool. >> lawrence: she has been here for the whole journey. advisory joey. >> ainsley: she is having the 4 be with you. >> joey: watch the "star wars" play the one where the boy grown up and become a bad guy. she knows the individual movies.

too many trips to disney might be the reason for that but she is just the sweetest, smartest little 4-year-old and we are happy. >> ainsley: she is really cute. look at her little outfit. she is darling. where was that taken? >> joey: we were on a cruise in haiti a beach for royal caribbean there. my son is 14 years old. took him to do a zip line. she and i rolled around in my wheelchair and found places to take pictures of her. she was as happy as can be. >> ainsley: you have your little girl. that's great. former president donald trump hit with three new charges and special counsel jack smith's classified records probe. >> joey: the 2020 republican frontrunner now facing up to 140 years from prison as is he accused of attempting to delete surveillance footage at mar-a-lago. >> lawrence: mark meredith is live with the latest from the white house. what can you tell us. >> good morning to all three of you and has been friday. the justice department is adding new charges against former president donald trump as the special counsel continues to prosecute both trump and top

staffers for allegedly holding ton classified materials for mar-a-lago. a look at some of the additional charges being filed. late thursday special counsel jack smith adding charges of obstruction and willful destruction of defense information. alleging that trump directed staff to delete security footage within mar-a-lago's property. the manager ever mar-a-lago now also being charged in relation to this incident. he will be in court on monday for an arraignment. we heard from the former president in an interview with fox news digital. he said it's election interference at the highest level. the charges are ridiculous. this is prosecutorial misconduct used at the level never seen before. i am way up as a republican and way up in the general election. and this is what you get. the former president speaking with fox. so, if you add up all the charges the former president could face it's possible he could face 140 years behind bars. that would be if he was convicted on all of those charges, which of course, would be unlikely that he would get the maximum sentence but that is what is out there. meantime the white house still facing questions what the criminal case will look look

like involving first son hunter biden. the white house is yet to say if the white house has spoken to his son since wednesday's news plea agreement by federal prosecutors put on hold. just yesterday the white house made it clear they are not looking to expunge hunter's record if he is convicted. >> from a presidential perspective, is there any possibility that the president would end up pardoning his son? >> no. >> well, is there -- >> -- i just said no. i just answered. go ahead. >> to the white house's credit they will answered the question but republicans up on capitol hill say they still have plenty of questions about what has been going on behind the scenes. we heard from the house speaker saying it's possible that republicans could launch impeachment inquiry against the president and this morning we are hearing from nancy mayes who says she still has a lot of questions unanswered. >> based on the evidence i have seen so far, i think the number is going to be north of $50 million that we are talking about here. this will go down as one of the most politically corrupt presidents and families in u.s. history and we have got to show

and prove it to the american people. we have got to show them everything that we have congresswoman macy making it clear congress is going to keep on digging. president biden yet to talk about what is going on with his son this week. go up to maine to talk about the economy. always possible to take questions on the south lawn and heading off to beach house in delaware for the weekend. ainsley, joey, lawrence? >> ainsley: you made news yesterday front page of the "new york post" you asked the white house will the president pardon his son? and karine said no. >> they did give us a direct answer. i was surprised i thought we would be given an answer we don't answer hypotheticals. they did give a direct no. the follow-up was going to be that the president said no or was this something that was directed as white house policy going to say no. but, again, to the white house's credit then answered the question and made plenty of news. >> lawrence: mark, i don't think she wanted the follow-up. >> ainsley: do you really believe that if he really is he

if he is charged convicted for that, what do you think the president would do? wouldn't he pardon his son. >> i mean, we don't know, of course, what is going to happen in the future and of course still a long way from hunter biden ever being convicted and going to prison. nowhere close to where we are right now, at least. what i would imagine what we could possibly see is there could be a commutation of sentence that's a possibility. >> joey: semantics. >> to the white house's credit they did answer the question and we are thankful for that. >> lawrence: mark meredith, thank you so much. >> you bet. >> joey: one read to read that speculate maybe he is so confident that there won't be any type of charge or conviction that it's easy to say you won't pardon someone you don't think will be convicted and then that leads to the question why are you so confident? >> lawrence: judging by that deal why know why they are confident. they have been given deals literally according to the prosecution unprecedented. according to the defense,

unprecedented. it's just incredible what is happening with this biden administration. and his son. we want to go to this quote because hunter may have made a mistake in the court filing when he was talking with the judge and this is what he said and this is talking about the money he made while he was in business. it goes to hunter first. i started a company in 2017 called hudson west, your honor. and my partner was associated with a chinese energy company called ecefc and then the judge says who was your partner? hunter says i don't know how to spell his name. yi gin ming jianming. >> the judge says is that one of the companies we have already talked about? >> hunter says i believe so, yes, your honor. i believe cefc. >> joey: what is really amazing about that is president biden

was asked or at least questioned on has your family made any money from china? let's take a listen. >> my son has not made money in terms of this thing about -- what are you talking about -- china. i have not had -- the only guy that made money from china is this guy. he is the only one. nobody else has made money from china. >> joey: you know can you get away with a lot. >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> joey: get away with straight up lying that's the question here. >> ainsley: said he never talked to his son about his son's business dealings yet we have pictures with his son's business partner devon archer playing golf with we know some of the people he did business with visited the white house a lot. facebook app. says my dad is sitting here with me we need to hear an answer tonight and if you don't, i'm pair phrasing here but if you don't respond, then we are going to hold it against you. we have the president admitting that he fired the prosecutor in ukraine in exchange for the $1 billion in american tax

dollars to ukraine. so, you know, the father says i didn't have anything to do with my son's business. but it appears that that wasn't the case. then he says my family didn't make any money in china and then you have his son admitting it to a judge. >> it's truly incredible because we have all this information. this information was shared and a lot of it was attempted to be shared during the last election because voters said, look. this would have impacted the way they would have voted if information. jim jordan who is over the house oversight committee has been saying, look, i want to talk all these tech companies, facebook, instagram, twitter to figure out what type of censorship was going on. so he shared these internal documents from twitter. this is what it says in april of 2021, a facebook employee circulated email from facebook ceo zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg we are facing continued pressure from external

stakeholders, including biden -- the biden white house to remove posts. so you have an administration trying to suppress stories. i mean, i don't understand. i thought we were supposed to get some normalcy, ainsley, once he got elected president. >> ainsley: then he shared another internal document through twitter. this one says in another april 2021 email. nic kellogg, who is facebook's president for global affairs, informed his team at facebook that andy savovic. sviatoslav i have the, a senior adviser was outraged tf misinformation is dangerous. that word dangerous, the idea that if you give an opinion that is contradictory to what the white house or the medical establishment is providing, then not only does your first amendment not count but you are dangerous. you are killing people. all right. this is coming from folks that

told us masks are not good. masks are good. folks told us vaccines stop the spread of covid and enough to say they were never intended to. these are people who changed their own words because evidence come out but worked so hard to suppress information that might contradict, right or wrong, that might contradict what they are saying. they use this guise dangerous, morally reprehensible and the idea and greg gut field points this out all the time if you stand on that line can you say anything about anyone and deem yourself correct and righteous. and that's what we have an entire constitution to protect us against. lawrence lawrence it got so bad, ainsley, to joey's point, at one point the white house made a facebook post about covid and they pulled the post down, facebook, because of censorship got so bad. >> ainsley: what about the hunter biden laptop story. the hunter biden laptop story was supposed to be, it was released by the "new york post" right before the election. that was right before these emails came out. these came out in april of 2021

this was 2020. the fall of 2020. the "new york post" ran with this story. they put it on social media and social media took it down. then, after the election, there were voters that were surveyed and they said if we had known about this we would have changed our vote. >> joey: the worst part about this if you said anything about this or deemed a conspiracy theorist. if you talked about the deep state intel professionals that substantiated the idea that the "new york post" story was russian disinformation. if our own intel chiefs, not just people low level, people in charge, people of note if they can lie about this, why isn't there a deep state? >> lawrence: we reached out for to the white house about comment on this fox digital did but they didn't hear anything back. >> ainsley: let's hand it up to carley for headlines. >> carley: happy friday. a suspected thief is dead and another one hurt after gunfire erupted in a confrontation over a stolen car.

a man tracked down his stolen vehicle to a texas shopping center and confronted the suspected thief at gunpoint trying to hold them until police arrived. but the suspected thief started shooting at the car owner, prompting him to return fire the suspect was killed. the accomplice is reportedly in stable condition. senator rand paul making a deal to drop his hold on dozens of state department nominees in exchange for documents he believes will shed light on the origins ever covid-19. the agreement comes after weeks of negotiation over the documents which include all the research that's been funded by the u.s. in wuhan, china. paul says he will assess the material for any connection between the wuhan research and a potential lab leak. and our very good friend charles payne hosting a town hall last night giving you a step-by-step guide to maintaining unstoppable prosperity. the fox business host getting emotional, describing the financial risks taken by his

grandparents to achieve their dream. >> i want to share something with you. it was always this folklore in my family about how my grandparents bought their farm in alabama 1951. they gave everything they had for their property it says we here by grant, bargain and sell and convey unto the seller the described personal property and crops, which are observed by us freely. one 2-horse wagon. one hay mover, one hay press. nine head of mixed cattle, a sow hog, wagons, mowers, presses. my grandparents gave everything, everything they had. they worked their as off for years and they gave it all for 60 acres to have their home. that's risk, folks. that's risk. >> carley: charles reading that farm deed to personalize his advice to viewers that with great risk comes great reward.

i saw him in the elevator, guys, right before he did that town hall. was so excited to do it. he worked so hard on it. i watched it. it was fantastic. and if you do want unstoppable prosperity, definitely listen to him because he knows what he is talking about. >> joey: that's beautiful. >> lawrence: so interesting because his show is called making money. it's not just they came up with this segment. he really likes helping people make money. and if you bring him aside and he always has like this folder. and he has all the numbers on it. i mean, this is not a talking head. i mean, he cracks every little number out and show you how to make some money. >> joey: more than making money is he building a life. >> ainsley: we own all of this freely which, you know, i'm sure his grandparents or forefathers are generations past have gone through so much. and then to see where charles is today. working at the national level, teaching others how to make money. >> carley: exactly. that's america.

we love you, charles. i hope you are watching. somebody send him the clip if he is not. [laughter] >> lawrence: thank you, carley. >> ainsley: another family who has helped create master built they have these wonderful grills. if you need a new grill. looking for a grass grill or what do they call them a slow cooker or a smoker that go on your back porch, this is the company. they come here every friday. they come up from georgia and they bring food and they are very creative. okay, i have a feeling you might want this. >> joey: i need the one with the handle on it. check this out. that's me. >> ainsley: there you go. >> joey: what we're talking about. [cheers] >> joey: what's going on, fellows? >> carley, we have got that one in there for you. ainsley, you need to take that big steak away from one of those guys in there, lawrence? >> lawrence: should i give it to ainsley? >> ainsley: we can share it. >> that grill is the master built gravity series grill.

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>> ainsley: israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu is dismissing claims that he is ending democracy in israel with his judicial reforms. that's despite his decision causing mass protest in the country. trey yingst spoke one on one with b b and he joins us live from jerusalem. hey, trey. >> good morning, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu responding to questions overnight about the timing of this judicial reform and the ongoing security threats against the state of israel. take a listen. >> have you considered changing the makeup of your government to create a more unity based government or broadening your coalition? >> well, i have considered changing the makeup of the reform. that's what my colleagues and i are working on. we are trying to get something that could have broad agreement. either get the other side of the aisle to buy into it if they have the political courage to face their extreme fringe, which so far they haven't, or to get something that the public has a buy-in that even though the

politicians can't cross the aisle it does cross the aisle in terms of public acceptance. >> how much of your population do you sees a extreme or fringe that has these views. >> i think in the case of the opposition, the guys are really royaling it up. it's really a small, very small group but they have been able to mobilize, you know, 100,000 people, 200,000 penal with very effective public p.r. campaign. the other day we had not 100,000 people, a quarter of a million people without the support of all the mobilized media, without big money, you know, millions and millions of dollars that are being put on the other side. >> my final question has to do with iran we have seen proxies threatening israel, lebanon running proxies in syria, palestinian organizations in gaza. what specific stepping are you taking to ensure that the iranians don't attack first?

>> well, i have given one directive that i can share with you and this is to be prepared to engage our enemies on many fronts, that is if we have to, you know, we can -- we will be able to fend off their aggression and i deal with them on many fronts. no one should make a mistake about our willingness to do that and the fact that we'll be a united country if we need to do that. >> netanyahu discussing the military readiness of the jewish state warning enemies not to test the israeli army. ainsley? >> ainsley: great interview. thank you so much, trey. an american intelligence report is lifting the vale on the close military partnership between china and russia. alleging that the ccp is supplying technology to moscow's forces to help putin in his war on ukraine. the u.s. director of national intelligence reporting, quote: customs records show chinese state owned defense companies

shipping navigation equipment, jamming technology, and fighter jet parts to sanctioned russian government owned defense companies. here to react is fox news senior strategic analyst retired four star general jack keane. good morning to you, general. >> yeah, good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. this is pretty scary. we thought china was helping them sending equipment but according to this national intelligence report, that is happening. are we seeing evidence battlefield. >> oh, yeah. most what is happening president xi had a choice to make. certainly putin just before the war began. in china i'm sure he told president xi that this thing is going to be over in weeks and that certainly was in president xi's interest at the time. here we are almost like 18 months later and what has happened to this relationship that president xi distance himself strategically from russia because things didn't go

bad. because international bucca on the other hand places? no. the relationship is actually closer. putin is going to make a trip to china here in october. that will be the third time they have seen each other since the war began. now, on what china has done is literally doubled down on buying russia's oil and gas and certainly helping russia significantly economically. when it comes to them what are they doing militarily? they cannot provide lethal weapons, the actual weapons themselves, but they are providing dual technology capability. you had it on your parts for jet fighters, jamming equipment. navigational equipment. they are providing hundreds, if not thousands of commercial drones which doesn't take much to change to a military application. and they are permitted to provide them nonlethal equipment, so they are providing them hundreds of thousands of

helmets and body armor and the like. i don't think there is much interest and political will in the administration to close the loophole that you identified here on fox dealing with dual technology. i don't think the europeans will do sanctions against china or without. i don't think this administration will, as well. i think this loophole will continue to be frank about it. >> i remember when president trump was in office heard a lot about sax and according to the national intel report. sanction's how are they doing this. >> we just indicated some of the ways they are doing that for example, on the oil business, russia's tankers are sanctioned and the insurance behind them are sanctioned. but what china is doing is they are providing russia with super

tankers. chinese super tankers to be able to get their oil out not just to china but to other parts of the world, remember, russia's principle commodity is oil and gas for that economy of theirs. and if we were able to shut it down like we wanted to do, with sanctions, that truly would cripple russia. but russia is not crippled. they have been able to get around it and this is a perfect example of how they are getting around it. listen, strategically, this is serious because russia and china are joined at the hip. and we have got to recognize that we haven't faced two hours like this since world war ii. and they are fundamental interest. >> ainsley: how do we respond to that. >> their fundamental interest, ainsley, is curtailing america's power and influence in the world. we are responding with russia. we have destroyed half of their military capability in the russian military and we have not lost a single soldier in doing it and a very small portion of a

$6 trillion budget to do it. i think that's an investment in our future. we have 100,000 troops in europe right now. if russia continues to lose this war as they are on the path to doing. we will hopefully be able to pull those troops, at least most of them out of there at some point and focus more on china and, clearly, we have got to step up comprehensively in dealing with china. something has happened since the spy balloon with the administration. they were doing some very good things in pushing back on china and i have noted a number of them. but, since that incident, we have become more appeasing of china. we don't want to provoke them. and even chairman gallagher mentioned this last week in his opening testimony with defense and state department officials that were there. trying to get their explanation of wife the sea change. why are we changing our tougher policy with china and now being more conciliatory and that's the

facts that are going on. we got to step up and be tougher. >> ainsley: i agree with you. this report also says that china has become an even more critical or crucial partner of russia just in the last year. general, thank you for your service. thanks for coming on. y'all have a great weekend. >> yeah, you too. you and the fox team. have a wonderful weekend. >> ainsley: thank you, do you. coming up trump is busy and not just with his campaign but the mounting legal cases that he has lined up in his run for president. mike huckabee calls it purely politics and he's next. thing bu. ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> lawrence: back with a fox weather alert storms battering states up and down the east coast and causing travel nightmares at fort lauderdale national airport. sparking fire on american international college and today more than 150 million americans bracing for potentially record-setting j.d. janice dean is here to give us the fox weather forecast. >> always nice to see, my friend on a friday. let's take a look at it. already temperatures in the 70s and the 80's and we have the potential for more severe storms today. so, if you are traveling, just keep things in mind. know that there is probably going to be delays and possible san sell labor relations at the

airport especially if you live in some of these big cities from des moines to chicago, detroit, and pittsburgh where we could see hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. there is that severe storm threat and then the heat alerts for millions of folks all up -- all up and down the i 95 corridor including you in d.c. up towards boston. here's the good news. we have a cool down. so this is short-lived this heat wave as we get into the weekend and early next week. we are going to see temperatures actually below normal as we get into august. so look at new york. 99 today. 99 saturday with the heat index feeling much more oppressive. feeling like over 100 degrees and then sunday and monday 80's. also taking a look at the storm reports from yesterday the last 24 hours we could see potential for more of the same today. so fox weather.com for all of your latest details. up i am going to toss it over to my friend joey jones, over to you. >> joey: coming up from georgia we will take the 80's right now. we would love that.

>> janice: absolutely. are. >> joey: number of years trump could face in jail if convicted on all counts of the classified documents case. it is still counting, it goes up to 140. and time is not on trump's side. here's a look at the road ahead. in just a month, republican also take the debate stage. on the g.o.p. front run err will have to juggle a handful of legal battles including his company's civil suit, a defamation lawsuit which is the same day as the iowa caucuses and the federal lawsuit after being accused of promoting a pyramid scheme. that's not all between super tuesday and election day trump will have to face a jury involving stormy's hush money payments leading to classified documents trial at the end of may. former governor of arkansas, mike huckabee is here to react. governor, you have run for president, it's not easy. they throw everything they can at you. this is a different -- this is a completely different thing though. this is a former president who has an entire party and potentially an entire judicial bureau sprocess going against h.

>> he does. most americans look at this and see this is an attempt to make sure that donald trump is somehow chased off the ballot. in their attempt to do it is sort of like wiley coyote going after road runner. the more they try the worst it gets for wiley coyote and the better for road runner. his numbers stay up. people look at this and say wait a minute, let me see if i get this ride. you do a raid over his home over some pieces of paper. hillary rodham clinton who had no authority whatsoever to have documents had eye raced 33,000 emails. kept a private server in her bathroom. some of those emails, private, classified stuff ended up on convicted felon anthony weiner's laptop. so the double standard here is stark. and they are going after not just donald trump they are going after people who worked for him. look, i'm just amazed by all of this. it's stunning. >> joey: my understanding going after these other people who work for him not just to charge

him but carmignani them enough to inner circle very loyal, sloittle important parts for them. do you think that's effective route or basically grasping at straws. >> i think it's grasping at straws, jack smith is one of these guys who goes after people in way that is disgusting. using the full power of the federal government and its unlimited budget to go after a person so he can control and manipulate the election. here's a question i have got for some of these prosecutors. all of this information that gets leaked primarily to left wing news outlets, do we not remember that that is a felony to leak that information? is jack smith pursuing whoever it was who is the leaker? probably someone on his own staff? and they are leaking like a sieve over there and pouring out information that's detrimental to donald trump. that's a felony. how come nobody is talking about it. nobody is doing a thing about it. >> joey: put your candidate hat on we have a big field and

that's a good thing a lot of competing ideas. president trump is so far out in front of them right now it's going to take big news and big happenings and big moments. we have a big debate coming up. president trump says is he not going to be there. five other candidates qualified. none of them are attacking president trump. doing something like attacking president trump in this debate for anyone to catch up to him. >> it's probably a smart move on his part because if he shows up. he becomes the immediate target. everybody goes after him. if he doesn't, then desantis, the number two guy, at least moving up. he becomes the target so i think trump is saying look, i'm going to get all the publicity i need or want whether i show up or not and if the real contest is who is going to be my contender, who is number two. let these fight it out. >> i hope president trump shows up. we enjoy seeing him and we love his answers to questions. it's always something that's

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it's flo rida and realize it's florida because you are from florida. anyone made the mistake and said florida. >> i think every day this happens. >> i didn't know your name was florida all the time. >> ainsley: how did you come up with it. >> growing up i was in a group group at first and i didn't have a name and one of my guys, you know, he was actually a d.j. in my group early on. we need to take some time up to come up with a name. i went over to his house for an hour it sparked in my brain. florida, flo rida. a lot of times they ask you can you rap, can you know? rap pattern ride the beat so ride it. >> joey: making florida a are the pa of your brand. obviously you are proud of this state. you make good music that makes people happy. team comes in easiest to work with. they want to be here. what makes entertaining fun for

you? >> the fact that this is something, you know, growing up in a household, my dad, things like that. very contagious brings joy, peace, happiness, chance to witness traveling the world internationally. >> lawrence: the music industry is change the way do music. your music has been quite consistent. why? >> i think because, you know, like i said it's very contagious. we need someone who is very passionate about what you are doing, whether you are on the stage and giving it your all and in the studio making sure when it comes down to the a and r process. making sure when you hear something that makes you move, i think that's what brings out the best. >> ainsley: a song you are going to sing today is going to be a huge hit, i think. because what you have done, we saw elton john and -- we saw elton john and britney spears combine their songs.

songs grew up with and making it more modern and have you done it with what a night. o what a night frankie valli, how did you come up with this. >> fountain of the nostalgia with right round. shout out to my aunt and karen. we get in the studio let's do something that's going to drive the clubs crazy, world crazy, stadiums crazy. and just going out to l.a. and just countless hours in the studio we came up with this mesh i think your demographic spreads it all at the end of the day when you listen to your music, you are just having fun and got a smile on your face. >> nothing like when i go to my concerts and i see babies, 5-year-olds aunties just in bliss. >> lawrence: it's a family show. >> ainsley: one of my closest friends in college she is a dancer. i went to visit her in alabama and she was playing apple bottom jeans in her car and all of her kids knew the lyrics and they were little. you are the coolest mom ever,

i'm a little nervous about dancing. i can't dance, lawrence is like stay in your name. stay in your box. you know how to party. >> i do that. i usually party first and then dance. all right, y'all, we want you to listen to flo rida single what a night. stay tuned for flo rida's big performance that's next hour on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ out of control ♪ let go ♪ 10 more rounds ♪ going to make me ♪ in the party until i can't no more ♪

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>> lawrence: so you have got to hear this an arizona girl who vanished in 2019 now turning up in montana four years later. alissa navarro disappeared the night before her 15th birthday leaving a note that i ran away i will be back. here with more arizona police department, lt., you have got to give me more. >> what happened here. >> so we know that earlier this

week alyssa showed up police station up in montana a small town in northern montana said i'm alicia navarro. i have been a missing juvenile for the last four years and i need to clear myself out of the system. you can imagine on her side and our side that immediately spun up a huge investigation. >> and what did the investigation intel? was she kidnapped? was she heard, unharmed? what can you tell us? >> everything that we saw and that they saw was she was happy and healthy. the first thing we had to do was confirm identity. we had to make sure that this was the right person, it wasn't the first person who has ever showed up at the police station claiming to be alicia. so we immediately got d.n.a. swabs, actually flew them back down here and through the use of rapid d.n.a. in about 90 minutes had a d.n.a. profile that we had tested against previous known samples that we had from her and her mom. proved it was her.

and then even got her on the phone with her mom via facetime. it was quite emotionally overwhelming to see the two of them reunite so to speak and to get that confirmation from both the d.n.a. and from the family that this truly was alicia navarro. >> lawrence: unbelievable. did she say what made her come back? >> so that's part of the investigation right now. the only thing she is telling us is that she wants to take the next steps in her life. she wants to get her driver's license. she wants to get a job. she wants to start doing things that a normal adult would do. she loved to get some more education and we certainly want to. >> geraldo: in whatever way possible. >> lawrence: a lot of folks want to know what happened during that period of time and what we can do to prevent this from happening ever again. lieutenant. thanks so much for joining the program. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. >> lawrence: absolutely. more "fox & friends" cominam ig. flo rida is next.

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