farm workers, the robots could come in handy kurt kurt they work 24/7 and don't complain about the heat. >> carley: that's true. kurt, thank you so much. appreciate it. visit what site is it. >> cyberguy.com. >> carley: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ this is the persecution of the person leading by very, very substantial numbers. >> the former president pleading not guilty to four criminal charges. his appearance was a great honor because i am being arrested for you. >> each of these indictments wreak of politicization. >> bidenomics is working. >> vice president bragging about the administration's failed economic agenda. 61% of americans still living paycheck to paycheck. >> you can't pay the debt based on kamala harris' pride in bidenomics. >> that's not appropriate. we are not talking about mob action. >> mobs of teens getting away with whatever they in the chicago. the new mayor brandon johnson more concerned about what the

teens are being called. >> speak in positive way. >> recipe for more violence. >> i like my coffee dark. >> joe biden at the beach. his new 2024 campaign ad just dropped and it's being mocked. >> some people are super cool. biden is a grandfather. this is not his persona. >> bud light reported after the controversial quarter dylan mulvaney backlash. >> coors light, miller lite up 20%. ♪ you and me together [cheers] forever. >> brian: hi, everyone. that song could only mean one thing that stage could only mean a second thing these people and tech turf can only mean three things. that is donny odds monday is here to play. is he going to be live. he brought his personality,

smile, dimples and his white teeth and talent. that's why the people lined up. that's why thee have been here since 1:00 in the morning. some have used street showers and pi pup tents they borrowed m the hotel be here enjoy a concert like no other. >> carley: this is the biggest crowd we have ever had on "fox & friends." for musical guest. the most tickets ever requested. >> steve: that's absolutely right. >> carley: going to be a good day. like 69 degrees outside. a little cover cast so it's not going to rain. >> steve: it's going to be fantastic. you notice we saw people in front of our building. everybody had like -- has a donny odds monday story. i saw people holding up pictures and signs and it's all there. people can hardly wait to be let into the vine area. and we have a few people down by the stage. apparently they know somebody. they probably know a.j. they are down there. those people are waiting to go in. but all those people have got a story about donny osmond like we do on this show.

donny was coming in all the time during the 2,000s because, you know, he was a game show host, on broadway, had a lot of hits. and one day he said to the sound guy, toba, hey, when i go out there, what if i just grabbed and jumped on steve doocy? and toba. >> brian: he told the sound guy. >> oy. >> steve: getting the toba authorized what you are about to see. watch this. [laughter] >> donny. [fighting sounds] [bell] [laughter] >> donny how crazy is that? >> brian: set the scene again. donny was beating me up on the couch and, of course, brian came to my defense and brian, as a lot of people know, brian fights with a stuffed toy.

>> brian: i wanted to bring an animal. why did we have the dog there? it looked like. >> steve: no idea. for donny osmond to attack anyone known as the nicest man on earth. >> steve: clean cut. he went crazy on the set. >> carley: why we do that. >> steve: immortizeed on video. >> brian: where is the security on the talk show host? kathie lee attacked regis wouldn't have to jump. in what's going on? >> steve: we're going to talk to donny about that episode in about 20 minutes right here on fox. >> brian: why would he go to toba for permission to tackle you. that's his first mistake. i don't know what donny and marie was like on that variety show. >> steve: who was he supposed to go to. he was the official authority from fox wiring him up with the southbound machine. >> carley: teen heart throb, donny and marie the osmonds. "dancing with the stars," the masked singer and now he is here this morning once again on "fox & friends." hopefully no violence ensues.

>> steve: left out my favorite he was the host of pyramid. >> carley: host of pyramid as well. >> brian: i am getting report is he a little bit country and rock and roll. >> steve: is he a little bit rock and roll and she is a little bit country. we are talking about as brian identified her earlier maria osmond. she used to be marie until today. >> brian: thinking about maria donovan who was producings show at the time. >> steve: why did you get the dog? >> brian: back to the original. former president donald trump pleading not guilty yesterday to four felony charges for allegedly conspiring to overturn the 2020 election. >> carley: republican frontrunner calls the charges political persecution. >> steve: and now he is fundraising off of them. alexandria hoff is here with the very latest details from our nation's capitol. good morning. >> good morning to you. yeah, the former president is set to return to the campaign trail today using his third indictment in four months as fuel. before a federal magistrate judge here in washington yesterday, the former president

stood and pleaded not guilty to four criminal charges stemming from his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results, including conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding. obstruction of an official proceeding, and conspiracy against rights. now, trump was fingerprinted but no mugshot was taken and he was released on his own recognizance into the care of a high security secret service escort he was whisked from an undercounseled airport garage to the airport and spoke out before returning to new jersey. >> this is a very sad day from by a person leading by substantial numbers in the republican primary and leading biden by a lot. we can't let this happen in america. >> perhaps anticipating more legal jeopardy, former president trump shared on truth social, quote: i need one more indictment to ensure my election. now, here's trump attorney elena habba. >> this is the biden political

law fare we have seen time and time again. this is not a coincidence. this is election interference at its finest president trump is under siege in a way that we have never seen before as this unfolded president biden was taking a vacation in rehoboth beach, delaware. >> any reaction to president trump's indictment? >> any [inaudible] in d.c. today. >> will you talk to us on your way back, mr. president? >> probably not. >> probably not. not going to comment on it. well, when the leading g.o.p. presidential candidate returned to bedminster last night, get, this he actually popped in on a wedding there. he was met by very loud u.s.a. chants. the first hearing on election interference is august 28th, five days after the first republican debate. carley, steve, brian? >> steve: a lot going on.

carley, thank you very much. >> carley: sure. >> steve: # 10 people were able to score seats inside the courtroom yesterday. in the back row were actually three of the federal charges who have presided over some of the january 6th proceedings. they were all in plain clothes. they took the day off. because they wanted to see it because they felt it was part of history, and it certainly was. >> carley: next hearing august 28th. 0:00 a.m. trump does not have to be in attendance for that one. the real judge -- they used a different judge yesterday than going to be presiding over. >> steve: a magistrate. >> carley: this hearing where the trial determined. prosecution wants the trial to start in a speedy fashion which is 70 days from now. and the defense, trump's lawyers are saying, listen, the government got three and a half years to build their case, let's make this fair and give us three and a half as well. i don't know if that's going to happen. >> brian: off the top of to your head think to yourself march 20th is going to be the alvin bragg situation. in may, on paper is going to be

the mar-a-lago documents case. and then somewhere in between there's a civil case. and then you also have this case that needs room on the docket. now, you got to figure it's jack smith so jack smith chose to put mar-a-lago first. so imagine he is more confident about that. maybe he's not. who knows. but jack smith is debating against jack smith. you can't have both, one on top of each other. that is no way that would equal justice in anybody's court. remember, he warned us that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. keep in mind, no conspiracy with the oath keepers. no conspiracy with the proud boys. no evidence that he -- that he actually spurred a right, that he was behind that. it's kind of surprising in the 45 pages, after two and a half years, that they have not come up with more than was in the january 6th report, was in the impeachment proceedings, which makes me think is there another wave of charges like there was five more charges coming to mar-a-lago? and what was the rush? why not get it all together and lay it out?

>> steve: maybe they didn't want to tip their whole hand and there were in daca logo case in d.c. they had superseding indictments as well. a brand new reuters poll came out yesterday and they talked to a bunch of republicans about what would happen 35 percent said still vote for them. 45 percent said i would not vote for him and the rest said i don't know. >> carley: well, the former president is going to be so busy next year because it's going to be -- is he going to do political rallies and go back to court in florida political rally. new york, georgia, d.c. so he has the energy to do it but is he going to be a busy man and this is also very expensive. >> brian: remember what jordan peterson told us on wednesday what is going on pushback more males going for republican and younger females going for democrat? he says a lot has to do with joe rogan.

if that is, in fact, true. joe rogan went off and said everyone can see these charges are political and also indicated is he considering having him on his podcast. you might think what's the big deal? really big deal. when you look at the numbers and what he represents. he says i want to hear his side of the story on a lot of things because originally said i want to get political. then he has r.f.k. jr. on. >> carley: it would be incredible interview if joe rogan interviews president trump. >> steve: we did the story a couple weeks ago about how the trump team has been begging joe rogan please put him on. will he? stay tuned. speaking of joe rogan how about cup of joe. did you see this joe biden tweeted out this, it simply said a cup of joe never tasted better. >> grab yours at joe dot link dark roast. when you click on that, you can actually see the president look at the cup.

>> i like my coffee dark. >> steve: laser eyes. obviously they are embracing the let's go brandon thing. the dark brandon thing. if you click on it, to buy that $22 mug, of course as the case any time you buy some merchandise from a politician, that is considered a donation to his campaign. >> brian: i would like to interject this for a second longest time people chanting that organically one of the most crassic negative chants in the history of the world when they were chanting let's go brandon. people say how that translates what that really means. when do you that that's vulgar and that's fine. for him to use it with a sense of humor is great. >> steve: is he embracing it. >> brian: doesn't that cue anybody else who wants to make the chant let's go brandon. he embraces it. coffee mugs on it. if you feel that way say it. >> carley: let's go brandon is popular among republican trump supporters here is the difference. it happened organically. it was a trend that was started

by the people. the only people that are tweeting the dark brandon meme is like the white house it doesn't work. this post is going viral for all the wrong reasons. the g.o.p. official count coffee is 30% more expensive compared to when biden took office. i thought one person tweeted this has to be a parody account. another person changed the coffee mug to a sippy cup and then super imposed a bib and it said the big guy on the bib. >> brian: big guy mug. do you think he will embrace that. the big guy. >> carley: i don't think that will be part of his campaign. >> brian: just an idea. >> steve: they need some big guy merch you know his vice president is kamala harris. it was friday she was in iowa topic was economic sponsor and reproductive rights and things like that.

at one point she talked a little bit when she was in kenosha -- rather i'm talking about in iowa on friday, she was talking about how so many people are just $400 away from an unexpected expense away from bankruptcy. in other words during the biden administration people are 400 bucks away from bankrupt. that is a terrible message if you are running for president and vice president. hey, you guys are driving the car and we're broke. >> carley: yeah. so the president is running on the bidenomics message and he may want to re-remind kamala harris of this. two soundbites play back to back. one of her is on the bidenomics bandwagon and the other one which she seemingly forgets. >> it's a term we are very proud of, i must tell you, because bidenomics is working. it's working. >> most americans are a $400 unexpected expense away from bankruptcy. >> brian: right. you can't have both but leave it to the mixed message vice president. by the way, what she is

referring to in the second comment. they did a poll. and they said do you approver disapprove of the way joe biden has handled the economy, hence, bidenomics. 63% disapprove. how about the way he handles inflation. 70% disapprove. it's a very questionable tactic to come out and say bidenomics is working and continue to take credit for the end of the pandemic when people went back to work and say look how many jobs i added. >> carley: siena poll says 75% of americans say the current economy is in poor condition. >> steve: do you know what we have just described in the two talking points is the fact that the white house has been taking things that have been negatives in the past let's go brandon now it's dark brandon, they are embracing it. a year ago, bidenomics was terrible because inflation was 10%, close to 10%. now it's down in the 3, 4 range. now they are says bidenomics working. interesting rebranding. >> carley: we will see how it goes. if we go into a recession has a name bidenomics. >> brian: key word was interesting because it's

interest. interest rates. interest rates effects everyone's credit card, buy a house, sell a house. get the price you want. get the home you need. >> carley: that was clever, brian. >> steve: regarding interest, anyone who lives on a fixed income, and there are a lot of people who are they are loving the fact that interest rates are through the roof because they are getting 5% on t-bill and north of that suddenly i don't have to put my money in the stock market and put my money in a t bill and sleep at night. >> carley: authorities requesting more d.n.a. from gilgo beach murder suspect rex hurman. it comes as authorities continue to investigate whether he is involved in the fourth murder of a woman back in 2007. police are reportedly expecting to -- expecting the investigation to be resolved soon as heuermann already faces charges for the murders of three women on long island. there is a press conference set for 10:30 a.m. this morning with an update on the case. we will be watching. a fox news digital exclusive,

energy secretary jennifer granholm secretly talked to a top chinese official before the u.s. decided to tap into petroleum reserves back in 2021. americans for public trust obtained copies of the energy department's calendar and sharing them with fox news revealing those previously up disclosed conversations. the calendars show granholm spoke to a senior ccp official just two days before the biden administration announced the release of those reserves. and today is national chocolate chip cookie day. and did you know americans' favorite cook were were made by accident? the inventor was baking cookies when she ran out of baker's chocolate and used chunks of chocolate instead creating the delicious chocolate chip cookies we know today. we have some perfectly crafted chip city coming up next to taste test here aren't we lucky.

>> one with our name chip city. >> carley: that's a huge box. >> steve: oh, man, i'm going to have one of those. do you know why they call it german chocolate. >> carley: why? >> brian: the germans invented it. >> steve: that's what a lot of people think. the guy working for the big chocolate company at the time. his name was steven german and that's why they call it german chocolate. >> carley: is he american? that cookie smells so good i smell it from over here. smells delicious. >> brian: the yankees suspended german on their team for being drunk in clubhouse. his his last name is spelled german. >> carley: more food on fox square with request the mclemore boys. >> steve: we have some here. what did you grill up for us. [cheers] >> you should have somewhere in there we have got the baked breakfast croissant ring we smoked on the master built

gravity series grill. national chocolate chip we have # foot cookie. >> we have 8-foot chocolate chip cookie. >> brian: i didn't know you guys baked. >> say that again. >> brian: you guys bake? >> on the master series master built grill. we actually smoked it, too. if you have never had a smoked chocolate chip cookie you haven't lived. >> carley: does it change the taste? make it smokier? >> steve: it's delicious. >> i will tell you what is fun here it. has been great this morning. the crowd coming in for donny oz mopped is amazing. [cheers] >> wrapped around the building. so the mclemore boys this is a throwback for me. john is like do you know what i don't know that i was around when donny was celebrating. >> your wife's heart throb. >> i will tell you, something else that we want to let everybody know, john and i are leaving from here today going down to the florida keys to do an event down there for the

pediatric cancer research going to be on with you guys "fox & friends" sunday morning. >> we are searching up, guys. let's go. [cheers] >> brian: he has sold over 100 million records, 33 gold records. >> steve: mcwmclemores? >> brian: yeah mostly cloudy will he mores. first album in seven years. that's why people are excited. he is putting out new stuff. you don't do that by mistake. you don't sell 1 million albums because you are cute. >> carley: he was a teen heart throb. >> brian: absolutely. a lot of people's hearts beating through his chest. >> carley: that's an image. >> steve: that is an image. all the else are pays going to foxandfriends.com and can you get them. this croissant is loaded with bacon and eggs and cheese. >> bacon! >> steve: and i believe hash browns. >> carley: glad we are going to break because i'm going to eat it. still. >> brian: still ahead on this show america's confidence in the military falling to lowest low

in decades. congressman michael waltz just retired sounds off next. >> carley: plus from economy to extravagance. a plane passenger's genius hack to get their own v.i.p. section? i want to know about this. i'm sure you do, too. that's coming up. >> brian: finally. ♪ black and it's white ♪ we fight, we break up ♪ we kiss, we make ups ♪ do you really want to stay ♪ ♪ new emergen-c crystals. throw it back.

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♪ >> brian: hunter biden's business partner ex-business partner devin archer correspondence the business executives. telling the oversight committee i don't think we have eaten yet but at some point he arrived. it was dark. he entered the room and shook everybody's hand. now, that means joe biden was there at a business dealing. and that directly contradicted

one former staffer of then v.p. biden saying, quote: this is a russian disinformation operation. i'm very comfortable saying that boy, does that sound familiar. here now with reaction, florida congressman, retired green beret colonel michael waltz. congratulations on your military career. i know you retired a couple weeks ago. gave so much to the country and still giving. now i want your take on where this investigation is going two and a half years later. >> yeah. brian. this testimony from devon archer is pretty amazing but it's on top of what we already knew from the laptop. so, when the laptop you had an email teeing up vice president then vice president biden to be at the dinner. now you have sworn testimony that he was at the dinner. and then also on the laptop was a thank you note from a burisma executive that read dear hunter, thank you for inviting me to d.c. and giving me the opportunity to meet your father and spend time with him. i don't know what more that you need. what i think-where i think the

investigation goes now is what policy was he -- what policy did vice president -- then vice president biden, who was in charge of ukraine, change as a result of it? we know what's happening now with the prosecutor. i think that is incredibly damaging. where i hope the investigation can go is getting the tapes where remember we have the fbi sitting on information from a well-known informant that one of these burisma executives had recordings of vice president biden. i mean, look, it's one thing to have testimony and have the email and another thing to have actual sound or video. but, at the end of the day, brian, number one, look, these were clear violations on hunter's part of fara, of the foreign agent registration act. he was clearly lobbying on behalf of a foreign government. that's illegal. that's a break of -- breaking of the law that he wasn't registered. but, number two, did they pay taxes on this money and then the ultimate question is: what did

burisma get for all of those millions of dollars? they didn't just get nothing. they weren't giving it away for nothing. it went to the big guy. what did he give them in return? once we get that, that's impeachable. >> brian: i think this is a big deal too. especially with you military code of ethics. he looked down the camera in the debate. looked at peter doocy, multiple reporters and said i knew nothing about my son's overseas business dealings. we never talked about business we have message to devon archer so glad you and my son are in business together and have him attending cafe milano with the wife of the mayor of moscow who put millions of dollars before hunter biden's account before the dinner in washington. how comfortable is he lying and what else is he dying about? >> well, right. so we know this unethical. we know it was shady. we know he has lied repeatedly to the american people. and oh, by 9 way. it wasn't just ukrainians. apparently it was also russian

executives and kazakhstan executives. how many shady foreign business people did he have contact with. but what i want to get to, brian, is the high crime and misdemeanor that is changing policy as a result of a bribe. >> brian: i have got to be quick. real quick, gallup poll thought of you right away. confidence american people 60% of americans are confident in the u.s. military that is the lowest mark since 1997. your thoughts? >> well, this is devastating and it continues to go downward. and what we're seeing is actually heritage foundation also had a poll that over 60% of active duty members are seeing highly political activity within the military and are concerned that the military's leadership are overly focused on climate and on diversity. and these same active duty military members are telling their kids not to join. look, brian, we need leadership

at the end of the day, america is an exceptional nation that is worth fighting and dying for. that's what we need to be hearing from our leadership. not hear's how you participate in climate change and that we're not diverse enough and overrun with white supremacy which is completely false and a lie. so, we have got have our leadership out there. talk it to men and women want to jump out of planes and kick doors kick as for america that's what is going to turn this around. >> brian: get back into college campuses and high schools and tell their story. michael waltz, thank you very much. coming up on one nation i will discuss this and discuss the way the press is handling everything with matt taibbi. he wants to be the next senator from montana that matt taibbi. one of the great personalities in the kitchen, sheriff -- excuse me, chef andrew gruel will be with us and comedian jamie kill stein, they tried to cancel him he has bound all the way back and by the way that's

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and now we looked at and we see that coors light miller lite up 50% over bud light. obviously people are voting when they go to the cold case you know what? i'm not going to take that super blue can this time. i'm going to take something from the rockies. >> yeah. it's amazing what is happening hows american people have spoken they have spoken with their wallets the most important thing they can speak with. they have told elm bev, anheuser-busch and bud light this is the wrong path. to me, would very seen this coming for years. we stopped working with liberal woke companies starting back in 2009. and by 2014, we had, in fact, on our website, we started saying we only work with conservative brands because we saw where this was going and we saw it as a loser back in 2009. i don't see how they get out of this. >> steve: and i understand you told one of our producers yesterday in the preinterview that you said it's also interesting to note how many companies now are cutting their

dei, diversity equity and inclusion given what happened to imbev, bud light it's interesting. seeing one of the first casualties of the new economy. the bidenomics are these diversity, equity and inclusion. we call them the dead heads. ded. diversity equity and drop off the inclusion. we call them dead heads because everything that they touch trump says it best, i think, well, it turns to crap. and that's what we are seeing here. think about this. it cost anheuser-busch cost imbev $27 million in market cap and $400 million cost in real revenue to realize that people just want to drink their beer without a debate. they want to be age to drink it wherever they go. and they do not want to have a message shoved down their throat literally and that's what they are doing -- it's not really a boycott. i think they have left. i think they are done.

people -- i'm not saying people hold a grudge but people remember what happened. >> i think they are tired of all of it. that's what we are seeing across the board. what has happened in the last six to seven years. particularly the last three years the people are done. and the way that they can speak is if they can't go to the streets and rant and rave in the streets then they will do it with their pocketbook and wallet and that's exactly what they have done here. >> steve: tim kramer all this talk about beer 5:00 can't come fast enough, just saying. >> it's 5:00 somewhere, steve. >> steve: you are right. i have got to wait until the commercial. tim, thank you. >> thanks so much for having me. >> steve: come up on this friday, a dose of hope treating cancer. the scientists behind a groundbreaking pill that could annihilate cancer tumors joining us coming up. first, don't move, the one, the only, donny osmond live on "fox & friends" ♪ can't get enough

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♪ ♪ forget all your troubles ♪ let your body move. >> carley: it is one of the biggest crowds we have ever had for our all-american summer concert series. >> steve: because the featured entertainer is the one and only donny osmond who will take the stage in seven more minutes. >> brian: he just got bad news he has to talk to us. fantastic to see you. >> carley: you look fantastic, too. >> nice to see you, bud. >> steve: remember, we had an old couch. a different couch. >> different studio. >> steve: 2008. you said to toba the sound guy hey would it be funny if i just jumped on steve doocy and toba said sure. >> you played that earlier and i

missed it. >> steve: here it is. [laughter] >> steve: you are pummeling me and brian documents my rescue as he does each and every day. he tries to beat the soup out of you with a stuffed toy. >> that's what i do. i love doing stuff like that. >> brian: here's the thing, donny with all your brothers and sisters nobody came to your aid. >> no. i fought my way out of that whole thing. >> brian: how come as a child star you didn't go south? how come you are so well balanced? >> go south? >> brian: you know what i mean. >> i'm not going to joke about the answer there. my mom and dad were the top of the line. >> brian: they made sure. >> they made sure. i had the best parents. and we got along as siblings. yes we fought a little bit here and there. but, when the job had to get done, we did it. >> it's called professionalism. >> ainsley: you have five sons of your own. >> five sons and 1st grand baby. we are changing our name from osmond to rabbit. >> carley: i understand why. look how good looking they all

are. >> there are my boys. >> carley: 45 years. >> 45 years to the same wonderful beautiful woman. >> brian: next generation. >> one of my boys, chris is -- watch out for him. he is -- >> carley: he is the youngest? >> he is the fourth. they all have pretty good voices. >> steve: you have been through the show business thing forever. your family was on andy williams back, i want to say early 60's? >> yes. >> steve: that's where you started at age 5. >> age 5. >> steve: suddenly you have a whole family of singers and it's the little kid who is out front. >> in fact, what i do in my show and my residency in virus at hharrahs. >> i have a big announcement i'm so excited, you guys and then i will answer your question. we're having so much fun. the audience is loving it. caesar's entertainment is loving it. i have extended through may of next year. >> brian: wow, there you go. >> why stop? we're having so much fun. >> steve: you know what? because nevada is one of the

battleground states and they are going to have debates out there and have early voting. >> yeah. >> steve: gavin can we go to vegas and donny osmond will do something at your residency? >> brian: gavin is out today. >> steve: is he right there, brian, holding a big dog. [laughter] >> but to answer your question, yeah, i started at 5, professionally at 5. in fact you mentioned andy williams in my show one of the really cool segments is i actually sing a duet with andy williams. >> steve: who passed away a few years ago. >> i miss him. we all miss him. but, i do a tribute to marie at the end of the show. i put all 65 albums into the show. in fact i call it the request segment. i put all 65 albums on the screen and anyone in the audience can pick any song i have ever recorded. >> steve: i will do one right now ♪ and they call it puppy love ♪ i'm going to do puppy love out there for the audience. >> carley: how do you feel about this being the largest crowd we have ever had.

>> i'm honored. guys, i have the best fans in the world. i did a show last night in connecticut. and as i looked out in the audience it was so interesting to see the demographics. yes it's the puppy lovers. i call them the bunny lovers. teenagers coming on. 11-year-old during the request segment she was screaming out sing this, sing this from the new album. >> brian: it's because you are talented and that great and happy about it. the other thing is, do you remember the first time when your kids realized that you weren't just a normal dad that you had this fame? >> my son jeremy. is he in kindergarten and he comes home one day and staring at me. i said son-in-law why are you staring at me he said dad, you are a star. i said why would you say that? he said my teacher is in love with you. [laughter] >> steve: i hope he got an a. >> he got an a plus. >> steve: there you go. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us on the couch. you are going to be with us all morning long. >> all morning long. if you do come to vegas.

let me know i will get you the best seats in the house. you have never been to vegas? >> carley: never. >> you come to harrahs' i will get you the best seat in the house. i will get you an average seat. [laughter] >> carley: i will take you up. >> steve: to follow go donny.com. man, you got on the ground floor. >> back when i invented the internet. >> brian: you could have been retired you choose not to. >> i'm never going to retire. what are you talking about. >> brian: still wants to hit me. [laughter] >> steve: donny, you going after him? because i'm going to peel you off. >> brian: i can't get beat up by donny osmond again. if i hurt him there is no show. carley, you have something to say. >> carley: more "fox & friends" right after the break. now let's get real wild

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>> adam: welcome back as we turn to serious weather news. overnight major rain coming counsel across portions of eastern tennessee. flood hazard currently flood emergency in place right around

union city perhaps catastrophic as far as a threat level goes there because in the last 24 hours nearly 12 inches of rain have fallen. you see a wide area where you are seeing at least 6 inches or more. enough rain that is going to cause major flooding across this region. flood alerts in place all across the region flood warnings. more rain on the way across the entire southeast. certainly watching. down loot load the fox weather app. for that story. for now tossing it over to you, carley. >> carley: cancer patients and doctors have renewed hope for a cure after researchers say they fine tuned a cancer-killing pill that destroys all solid tumors without the negative side effects of traditional chemo. city of hope cancer city is leading the development and is now testing this ground-breaking pill in humans. doctors linda and joseph from city of hope join us now to talk about this very encouraging development. dr. malcus, tell us about this pill. do you think this could be a cure to cancer? >> it could be.

it is still in an early stage for development. it's something that we have been working on for about 20 years. but it still is in an early stage. >> carley: dr. alva nez. how does this pill work? >> dr. mall cass and her team target the science behind this. targeted d.n.a. within cells thought as being untargettable. >> carley: and it's in the pill is in phase one clinical trial dr. al car nasa. are there any side effects. >> too early city of hope to be able to come to any conclusions enrolling patients on to this trial and by its very nature in a phase one trial you are learning what it is that this

medicine might have in terms of toxicities. from that point test how effective it is in patients. that would be phase 2. >> carley: dr. malkas, to hear it destroys tumors, i don't know a lot about this but that sounds encouraging to me. >> we have done a lot of work in both cell cultures in-vitro throw models as well as in animal tumor models, and that's what gave us great encouragement and enthusiasm for moving the work forward. you know, it's based on the science, as dr. alvarnas indicated novel molecular target that is very cancer selective in that it kills the therapeutic -- kills cancer cells while leaving normal cells alone. we have great hopes in terms of it not only being a

cancer-killer but also have limited toxicity. >> carley: well, dr. malkas, we have to get going pretty soon but i want to squeeze in this last question. the drug is called aoah 19 # 6. named after anna live healey who was a cancer patient born in indiana in 1996. she ended up passing away but tell us about her because i know she is special to you. >> yes, she is. i had the chance meeting with her family they were devastated by her loss and asked me if i could do something. so i wanted to do something bold in the name of this precious little girl. and so we named the drug aoh 1996 for anna olivia healy her berth year 1996. >> amen, thank you so much for that and joining us this morning. more "fox & friends" after this.

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