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pricy new ad blitz. will this pay off? >> this elections is between a convicted criminal whose only out for himself and a president who is fighting for your family. >> brian: exactly. somebody should tell him. more than a week since the rescue of four israeli hostages. family of one of those returns shares the sunny details about their time in captivity. >> lawrence: the risk of social media. the surgeon now calling for warning labels on social media platforms. the growing push for child safety. >> the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> brian: get dressed. >> ainsley: you were about to join me. >> steve: i was. ♪ make me want to roll my windows down and cruise south in down a back row through the middle >> steve: you are look out at the atlantic ocean from ashbury

park in new jersey. that would be the view that bruce string stein used to have starting out in the 70s. >> brian: this is sad. >> steve: why is it sad? >> crews and the breakup of two good friends florida georgia line who has the rights to this song? going to be playing here does it go back to us because they debuted on our set. >> ainsley: just need a little time apart. >> brian: i welled up for a second. >> lawrence: got a little emotional. >> steve: florida georgia line for the folks in the northeast. right now here in new york city. >> brian: where is the big hand? >> steve: it's all -- it's 67 degrees. go outside right now and enjoy it. because it is going to get so freaking hot this week. the heat dome is moving our way it's going to be 100. >> ainsley: need indoor pickle

court. >> steve: i know a guy with them he -- actually i know two. i have never been allowed to play on them. >> ainsley: if you have indoor pickle court please invite steve over to play. >> steve: please. all right. carley shimkus joins us right now. and she joyce us with news from the west coast and it's not good. >> no, it's not. fox weather wildfire alert. first major wildfire of the year burning more than 14,000 acres in less than two days about 1200 people are evacuating a strong wind fuel those flames. the blaze is only 2% contained and officials are warning residents in l.a. county to be ready to evacuate at any moment. new overnight. families gathered in prayer for the 9 people who were shot at a splash pad outside detroit over the weekend. it comes as police say the shooter may have planned for attacks. he was found dead after hours' long standoff with police. surrounded by two more guns not used in the splash pad shooting

including ar style rifle. we are also learning that the officers responded in less than two minutes, thanks new 911 system where they can listen to live calls. instead of waiting for a dispatcher. sounds like a grace 911 operating system there could save lives. hang today the whistleblower who exposed a texas children's hospital for allegedly conducting gender affirming surgeries on minors a after they claimed the program was shut down was face a judge. he was indicted on four felony charges for violating hippa laws. but he says he will fight those charges. he calls the hospital's actions an egregious violation of medical ethics. and after his fiery testimony on capitol hill last week, dr. anthony fauci making an appearance on cbs sunday mornings, trying to explain the hate he has received. >> how did we go as a country from absolutely adoring jonas sock to dr. anthony fauci having to have security details to stop people from killing him? >> it's a reflection of the

psyche of the country. >> fauci making appearance on call a doctor's journey in public service, which is set to be released tomorrow. those are your headlines, guys. >> brian: i will not be buying that book. not even remotely interested in that book. does he have a mirror? he blames the american -- oh, bye, carley. >> carley: goodbye. i won't say a word after i walk off set. >> brian: goodbye to her end up hearing from her in the hall. i apologize. >> wow! >> brian: i forgot where i was. >> carley: that is a-okay brian. take it away my friend. >> ainsley: brian, can you get back into character? >> brian: thank you. i would say this, no one has a mirror in his house because he has got to look at his role in the divide in america, the condescending way that he spoke to us. the limiting of our lifestyles

without any science to back it up. and critiques of people that questioned him as if he was the moses and jesus rolled into one. >> lawrence: it would help. -- we all make mistakes sometimes. >> brian: not him. >> lawrence: best way to rectify that simple apology. i didn't mean to harm the children. got more information. >> ainsley: hhow about when you are telling the entire country how to respond that we need to mask our kids, say you know what? we don't know if that works or not. let's don't do it until we have proof. or let's do it just to be safe, we're not really sure. >> lawrence: is he science. >> brian: he told us not to wear masks and flopped and said we should wear masks. what do you mean i said that? i said that because we didn't have enough. what are you manipulating us. >> ainsley: get vac sin nighted won't get covid that wasn't true. >> steve: interesting how many books he sells and whether pete heg set outsells him. >> brian: in fact, pete is going to lead the next pandemic.

i will go by what he says. >> ainsley: you kind of already did. we all did what we wanted to do. >> brian: absolutely. >> steve: go from from dr. fauci to the current surgeon general for the united states. dr. vivek murthy. >> in the last hour he has published on the "new york times" website a call for action. it's really interesting. he wants congress to approve a warning label for social media. social media can actually damage the health of your kids. let's see how this works. because warning labels on alcohol and tobacco, one of the most powerful thing people can use will it drive some parents to do more? >> ainsley: he is saying what we were just talking about dr. fauci should have said. he says in this article. one of the most important lessons i learned in middle school is medical school you dt have to wait for p. perfect information assess best facts use your best judgment and act

quickly. is he seeing in in adolescence and trying to figure out why and it's pointing back to social media. >> brian: 46% of adolescence reading social media makes them feel worse themselves. 42%. if you want to know how warning labels can be effective. since warning labels went on cigarettes our country was at basically 50 years ago 42% of americans smoked now it's 11. water got higher. like a.i. social media was little by little, what's this -- it's myspace. what is this facebook? what's it this twitter? what's this instagram and now. >> ainsley: tiktok. >> brian: senate and now tiktok. instagram a snapchat. tick tiktok the most addictive. >> lawrence: surgeon general warning labels require

congressional action regularly remind parents and adolescence that social media has been proved safe. evidence from tobacco studies show that warning labels can increase awareness and change behavior. this is what i like about this. i like that it's not a government mandate. it's not restricting social media. but it's educating the public and letting parents make a decision on -- so essentially putting it out there. they are saying, look, we're warning you, this is the data. you can make a decision as a parent if you want to put your child. >> brian: not like the seat belt law. wear it or you are getting a ticket. >> steve: particularly, because this warning is that social media can damage your kids. you know, brian, you make a great point and it's like in the beginning, when these things first started rolling out. it's like oh, social media, what a great place. >> brian: i'm reconnecting with my high school friends. >> steve: well, no. that's facebook. look at these funny cat videos. stuff like that. did you realize that today the average american teenager guess

how much time spent looking at social media every day? take a guess. >> brian: four hours. >> steve: almost 5 hours a day our kids are looking at that darn phone. so, this is going to really tell how much influence families have. parents have over their children going forward. and, remember, last week we told you how jerry seinfeld and his wife jessica for their son shepard's graduation gave him a flip phone. he has got a smart phone. maybe t tide is starting to tur. social media can be very damaging. one other thing that the surgeon general said. risks not fully understood. risks and benefits. urged parents to set limits on social media immediately and keep mealtimes device free. >> brian: two things to say about your statement. we got reports cats want to be paid for those videos. another two it sounds like you know the seinfeld's well.

wife jessica. sounds like you were invited? >> steve: lawrence, i'm going to tell you why is he jealous. this is something that long-time viewers of "fox & friends" know. >> brian: yep. >> steve: brian actually worked for jerry seinfeld's dad. >> brian: right. and i don't know jerry's son's name. it's true. >> ainsley: massapequa what did his dad do? >> brian: he made signs. his son was just emerging. i guess he did a couple of tenth shows. tonight shows. i thought we would be best friends. nothing. >> steve: how about the baldwins. >> brian: i like billy and steven. danny is nice too. nothing from alec. sometimes alec talks to me like he knows me. other times i'm sure he doesn't. other times i think he knows me and doesn't want to know anymore. have you had that feeling with him. >> ainsley: we want to know what you think. how do you monitor your kid's social media.

email us at friends@foxnews.com. our kids got to bring their computers home for the summer. my friend, she said this is going right in the top of my closet. i'm telling my kids it's apple tore being fixed and worked on. that's what she told her children. the computer is hidden. they will not get it for the summer. >> brian: my brother texted we went for a walk on father's day and nobody brought phones. wow, that was interesting. >> steve: what are they going to talk about. >> brian: wow. >> ainsley: being forced to talk? >> brian: right, smalltalk. look at this weather, i'm in a heat dome. >> steve: we are in a heat dome. >> brian: there's my smalltalk. by the way, i'm terrible at smalltalk. i'm realizing i'm pretty bad. >> steve: we saw that about an hour ago with an intern. >> ainsley: the intern -- okay. [laughter] >> ainsley: it's complicated. >> steve: let's move on.

the former president of the united states is going to sit down it the current speaker of the house mike johnson and also the nrcc chair richard hudson, they are going to neat and what they're going to talk a little bit about is the state of the race and ensure that republicans pick up more seats coming in the next elections because ultimately it's in donald trump's best interest because if he wants to get anything done he needs a republican house and senate. and there they are from a couple of days ago. they are going to meet back there today. >> ainsley: they are going through each district to figure out who is winning each district. have a strategy and a plan? >> brian: ainsley, it's easier than you think. there is not that many in play. we are down to like 30 seats maybe that are in play in the 400 so they know exactly where to focus. >> steve: right now speaker johnson only has a two seat, you know, margin. >> lawrence: this is a difference in the former president. first, there was this adversarial relationship with the past leaders in congress. in the senate. and it would really play out

publicly. this looks to be a turn where they are actually working together. even when you saw that meeting with mitch mcconnell last week. they came together. he even checked marjorie taylor greene and essentially told her knock it off with the speaker. there looks like there is not only are we going to get to it later push to grow the party with the minorities. black vote, hispanic vote, young people. but also, where there is some friction within the party, is he trying to mend those fences. >> brian: mitch mcconnell they shook hands and mitch mcconnell had a lot to do with that leah hogan. i support larry hogan hogan campaign came back and said i'm not voting for you. trump didn't come back again. it's street smart. >> lawrence: he didn't. >> brian: if he wins ant the house flips. they will start impeachment right away. they will just do that and just hurt the country. >> ainsley: we saw on saturday t joe biden went out to hollywood schmoozing with all these wealthy people, raising attack ads with donald trump already

with his mugshot we suspected that would happen. donald trump was sitting down with black leaders at detroit at predominantly black church and round table discussion of what we can do to get more of the black vote. and if you look at the stats, he is getting more black votes this year than he did four years ago. >> brian: is that beyonce's stage entrance in look at that, that's a little flamboyant. >> steve: have you went to a mega church before? it's an entire performance now. >> brian: maga church or mega church? >> ainsley: both, actually. >> lawrence: when you look at the votes in michigan, back in 2020, it was about at 76% of black support for biden. now, it's at 54% look at trump in 2020, 9%. >> brian: right now looks like a lot of people staying home. >> ainsley: voting no contest. steve. >> lawrence: or just stay at home.

then you look at pennsylvania. biden 76% in 2020. now 56%. trump is up 3 over the past four years. when you put them together, in michigan, trump has picked up 6 with the black voter. he has picked up three in pennsylvania. joe biden dropped 22% with one of his core demographics in michigan and down 10. got to make up unand don't know how to do it. >> brian: looks like a lot of people are going to stay home. trump got some and people saying i'm not into it i'm focused more on new country. but a detroit rapper is all. in it looks like 50-cent did i say that wrong? >> steve: it's 50-cent on the new jersey.

i live in town with the jonas brothers. that's how i would pronounce it. >> brian: i want to hear this. >> lawrence: no. no. let him go through it. >> steve: what's the name of the rapper? >> brian: the way he wants it to be said. i swear bench. he is all in for trump. the comment he made pastor said joe biden never came here and he never came to the hood. >> lawrence: that's true. he was referring to former president obama that he never came and didn't come to the hood. the former president also has some comments about biden's crime bill. watch. biden wrote the devastating 1994 crime bill. talking about super predators, that was biden, you know, he walks around now talking about the black vote. he is the king of the super predators. and he wrote the 1994 crime bill that you talk about so much. i guess everybody here knows

about that. >> yeah. >> especially if you happen to be black. he was the one with the super predator. just please remember that when you think you are going to vote democrat because you shouldn't vote democrat. >> lawrence: i just make this point because i know some people just because of relationship they don't remember, but the crime bill epidemic was highly highly talked about in black merge. >> steve: put a lot of people away. >> lawrence: during the crack epidemic. the way they treated crack back in the day. it wasn't that you were addicted to drugs or anything like that. part of what is hang is as you see being prosecuted and is he seeing compassion for his son. many black voters are saying what about my uncle and cousin locked up. they will didn't get a sweetheart deal. any didn't car a gun they got the mandatory minimum. we look at the addiction much different as we should. but there are a lot of people that are still locked up or

can't get a job because of joe biden's black crime bill. >> brian: i think that biden should go into the rural communities. find out both parties have to stop giving up on portions of america. got to try and listen when you go. >> steve: ultimately very close election. two or three points on either side. >> lawrence: could change it. >> steve: absolutely. one of the things did he talk about was tips. the former president did. we heard him talk about it last week not tax, tips. kid rock put out something. he said as a bar owner this is brilliant. >> ainsley: he also paid a receipt and he wrote on the top what is it says something like a vote for-what does it say, chris? >> a vote for trump is a vote for no tax. i have seen that a lot on social media where people are writing

that trending, this is a new trending where people are writing that on their receipts and giving a really good tip. he gave $400 tip. >> lawrence: i'm curious, how do you run against that? how do you say i'm not for that. >> ainsley: such a good plan, the service industry you don't make a lot of money. usually i worked at outback steakhouse and there were some that were older moms, i knew one lady she was probably our best server, and she was such a hard worker. and that was her job. that was all she. did you go vegas. that's their permanent job. >> steve: when you were working at outback steakhouse. >> ainsley: i was a hostess. >> steve: did everybody buy the bloomen onion. >> the queens land chicken and shrimp was my favorite. >> brian: buffet. >> lawrence: no buff day. >> ainsley: wrong restaurant. >> brian: buffet screwed as a waiter. they can everything. what credit did i get? did i get you a sprite?

get like a dollar tip. go pick up your own food. >> lawrence: that's true. >> ainsley: i like kid rock is doing that gave a generous tip that's true. it's a winning issue if you are in the service industry. who are you going to vote for steve and trump mentioned it first out in nevada, where there are a lot of people who were -- >> lawrence: i cannot wait to go to the all you can eat outback. [laughter] >> brian: buffet? >> ainsley: my parents would have been there every day. [laughter] >> brian: cook it yourself? >> ainsley: 21 minutes after the top of the hour, it has been more than a week since four israeli hostages were rescue you had from the grips of hamas. >> lawrence: straight ahead a family member of one of those returned hostages shares details about their time in captivity. stick around. ♪

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is here with our fox weather forecast. enjoy it while it's nice and chilly outside because it's coming. >> janice: beautiful in new york city. the heat dome is on its way for millions of folks across the i-59 corridor stretching back to the midwest. let's take a look at the maps and i will show you where it's going to be very warm. 6 # right now in new york city. look at our forecast highs as we get to, you know, wednesday and thursday and friday. so 93 on friday. the average is 80. with the heat index it's going to feel like 100 degrees. heat warnings and watches, all in effect again for some of these big cities across the northeast, there is philadelphia, your last 98-plus day in june was back in 2012. and we're going to get close on friday. 97. today's forecast we do have the potential for severe weather for parts of the northern and central plains in towards the midwest. and watching this area of low pressure that could develop across the gulf of mexico. another potential disturbance just off the east coast of florida that we're going to be monitoring. the eminent threat is in the

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physical condition is good. mental we don't know yet. is he very quiet very quiet. we don't push him too much. not asking many questions. we giving him some space. >> brian: so tragic that his dad died the night before the rescue. unbelievable. we are also seeing this body cam footage for the first time and i wonder what your thoughts are at the moment of the rescue when the idf breaks into that third floor and gets all three of them together what are your thoughts seeing that? >> i am very -- how do you say it? i'm trying to be very practical. so when i get the phone call,

and my officer told me screaming that almog has been rescued in the chopper through israel. all i said to i poli told the girls theyen are on the way. my sister, the mother of almog has been in a hotel and she scream while she got the message and all the people in the pool hugged her and kissed her and didn't let her go to the hotel -- to the hospital, sorry. >> brian: so he was two others.

how are they doing? how important was it for them to be together and give each other strength during this horrendous time? extremely good that they have been together. they hold one other. they get strength to one another. they connect with eye blinks. they don't have to talk. they connected so much. they love one each other and i believe they will be friends all of their lives. >> so they created their own language through eye blinks. no, they were talking. now they connect with eye blinks and don't have to talk too much. of course they were talking they have their own terminology. they call each other in arab names not their own names.

>> aviran, quick question. there is blow back on this rescue because palestinians are killed. i'm personally stunned by that would americans be upset if we killed afghans in route to getting bin laden? your thought about the criticism of the idf? first i thrank the idf the government who decided to do this operation. i thank the planners thank the soldiers who got them out. you have to understand the operation has been in refugee camp which all of the people there with guns, all of them are hamas supporters when they understood there was israeli

force outside they went out and shoot. the force didn't have too much chances to take the hostages quietly i hear you. thank you so much. i hope we get more interviews with more rescues in very short time. thank you. i hope so. thank you very much. >> brian: meanwhile the israeli government basically dissolved at this hour. keep you up to date what is happening there. this week, yet another president biden border initiative expected to move forward extending legal status to illegal immigrants who have lived here for at least 10 years. rachel campos-duffy on the implications for u.s. security in a moment. ♪

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authorities search for missing retired los angeles deputy. it is the latest in a series of tourists gone missing or dying in that country and todd piro joins us now. todd? >> todd: certainly raising questions, ainsley. good morning. that tourist remains unidentified at this time marking the most recent death in a mysterious deadly disappearances in the greek isles. the man's body was found sunday on the beach on a small island off western coast. the calls of his death is unknown. another american 59-year-old retired los angeles county sheriff's deputy albert call beth remains missing. he did not return from a four hour hike in the sweltering triple dignity temperatures that day. his sister-in-law and a friend joining us earlier doing their business with the resource these have tiny island in the middle of the mediterranean so getting support is difficult they're

frantic. they have been searching high and low. oliver gets up every single morning at the crack of dawn to search for his brother. he needs more support and help. >> todd: telling a local outlet we are sick to our stomachs knowing is he out there so somewhere. the retired deputy is apparently well-known on the island being a frequent visitor there the last decade. four other tourists have also been found detective in the country this month hiking in the extreme heat when they disappeared. lawrence? >> lawrence: thanks, todd. president biden preparing offer legal status to thousands of illegal immigrants as early as tomorrow. the parole in place program offer work permits to illegal immigrants given they have lived in the u.s. for at least 10 years. as many as 1.1 million could be eligible for the initiative.

"fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy joins us and i'm sure she has some thoughts on this. parole in place? i mean, i just don't understand how this cannot be amnesty incentive to continue to cross the border. rachel. >> rachel: of course it is. you know, the democrats create this illegal immigration problem and then they come up with solutions that just happen to benefit what they think are designed to benefit them electorally. this should not be an executive order. this should be done as a law so that the people have a voice in this and it's not up to a very desperate power hungry president. and that's the situation we're in. the irony, of course, lawrence, is that mass deportation, that policy idea is more popular than ever. new england registered voters it's over 60%. but, get. this among hispanics, the numbers are 53 to 47. so a majority of hispanics now

are favoring mass deportation. the reason is very simple. crime. you know, next -- go ahead. >> lawrence: they try to pander and it still doesn't work. so, rachel, i wanted to get your comment on the tragic loss of the mother of five rachel morin. we learned that suspect was also an illegal alien in the country. murdered someone else in his home country. we don't do any vetting at the border or we allow them in the country and then we decide to vet them. >> yeah, you know, women, in particular, do not want joe biden to open the door of our country to millions of unvetted men from very dangerous countries. that's exactly what is happening. the democrats are running on abortion. that's their strategy to win over women. i think that next to inflation, crime is shaping up to be the number one women's issue. it's really simple, lawrence. the reason is women are vulnerable. biologically, we are weaker than men. so more than men, we depend on

the state to provide public safety forever us. to provide law and order. and so i think, you know, go ahead, democrats. run on unfettered abortion. donald trump is running on law and order. getting rid of, you know, these defund the police crazy policies that then put these criminals back on the streets. and on these immigration laws that are, you know, allowing people like the man who killed that -- that's a mother of five. that's a mother of five who went out for a hike. you know, every mother's greatest nightmare is what happened to that woman or what happened to laken riley that your daughter would just go out for a jog near her college campus and wind up dead. and so this is turning out to be a huge campaign issue. i don't think that this executive order is going to make a difference. inflation, the economy, and crime are women's issues this election cycle. >> lawrence: no one covering it more that un, rachel. been out front, warning about the ngos, you went there and covered what is actually happening there. hopefully we know our audience

is listening. we hope the white house starts listening. thanks so much for coming on the program, rachel. >> rachel: thank you, lawrence. >> lawrence: you got it. new trend convincing america's youth that sunscreen is causing skin cancer. dr. marc siegel is debunking the wild comment. is he live in studio. he's next. ♪ don't do me like that. ♪ i love you, baby. ♪ don't do me like that.

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>> ainsley: this morning the surgeon general doubling down on his warning on the impact of social media now calling for warning labels on all social media platforms. the nation's top doctor arguing quote a surgeon general's warning label, which requires congressional action would regularly remind parents and adolescence that social media has not been proven safe. evidence from tobacco studies show that warning labels kin crease awareness and change behavior. fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel is here to react to this. this came out this morning. have you interviewed him several times. do you agree this there should be a warning label, yes. bold move. he has been talking about this for the last year or two. he said there salonelyness epidemic in the united states connected to social media he says social media draws kids. in it draws in teens. it says come join but then they

get abused they get ridiculed. they get bullied. they get exposed to the violence. there is push notifications, infinite scrolls that bring them. in surgeon general not just wants the warning. he wants congress to act to limit exposure to that kind of thing, to that kind of violence. and, most importantly, he wants the companies to pony up health information, ainsley that they have surgeon general has a 6 and 7-year-old. you have an 8-year-old. he is worried about his own children. is he worried about america's children. so he is speaking from the heart here. and i think it's a really important move forward. i think it is dangerous to have all this exposure. and you and i have a solution. more family, less social media, less time on the iphone. >> ainsley: yeah. the daily average for adolescence. 4.8 hours day. ma>> >> dr. siegel: ridiculous. >> face double the risk of anxiety and depression. as a parent, you have to learn

to say no. it's hard. but you have to do that because it's in the best interest of our children. >> check your iphone when you go to the table family meal more and more face-to-face interaction like do you with your daughter and i do with my kids. so important. not just warnings. warnings are one thing and they work. other thing is what are you providing as alternative. >> ainsley: let's talk about sunscreen there are claims on social media, social media has gone wild about this, that sunscreen, instead of preventing cancer could cause cancer. has that been debunked? >> dr. siegel: it's ridiculous. first off based on oxy ben zone a compound in a lot of sunscreen cut way down now to 10% tiny bit of exposure to it isn't going to be a problem mineral getting more and more common completely safe. what sunscreen does is prevents skin cancer talking at a time when number one cancer of the world and united states skin cancer. over 100,000 cases of melanoma a

year getting treatments. you were just talking about it, effective treatments now who wants to have to resort to an effective immunotherapy. you want to catch this before it ever hans which is by limiting sun exposure and using a lot of sunscreen. >> ainsley: if you see anything abnormal on your skin, go and get it checked out. before it turns -- is it instantly melanoma and squamous is cell and then turning into melanoma. >> very important public service we are doing today by saying. this look for something unusual. strange border, dark, something that's growing. let it looked at right away. >> ainsley: my uncle dealt with that he played a lot of golf. they. >> dr. siegel: you go out rushing to play golf. you forget to put the sunscreen on. heat waves coming worry about light not just heat. >> ainsley: i saw what he went through. 10 years of treatment. not worth it, wear your

sunscreen. >> dr. siegel: medical monday, good to see you. >> brian: turning now to sports and begin with golf what a tournament. bryson dechambeau winning the 124th u.s. open in north carolina. defeating roy mcilroy one sphrong. calling the win one of the greatest moments in his life. i'll pause. [cheers] >> this is a very aggressive golf celebration. roy mcilroy missing short putts given him his second. rory just left did not do any interviews. let's talk spring football where tom brady made his fox sports debut popping in the booth for championship game. birmingham stall i couldn't knows were awesome beating up on san antonio 25-0. pretty impressive, afterwards, 3

time nfl mvp recognizing yesterday's mvp quarterback martinez. >> present this mpv award trophy to you on a great performance today. obviously the team played spectacular but did you as well. three touchdowns, you had a great regular season and capped it off with another great performance today. so congratulations to you there it is. that's a good one to win my man. >> brian: is he so comfortable. i heard is he working really hard. this is not his first ufl game. been doing a lot of the work. joel klatt. brady set to make his debut in the nfl booth on september 8th on fox. is he one of those super stars who is putting the time. in that's a quick look at your headlines. now it's time for me to read the tease right away. congressman rumored vp contender byron donalds. exclamation point, beach shot ♪ i soaked up that sun ♪ and i watch it set

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