appropriate to finish the tour. i'm grateful to the fans for support and understanding. your thoughts? >> good for jack black. i mean, he had to do it. maybe if there wasn't such blow back, jack black's people wouldn't tell him you can't be associated with us anymore. either way, ultimately he did the right thing. >> carley: there is always one. >> todd: is this a change? four years ago would this have happened? would he have so quickly denounced kyle gas his band mate? >> no, definitely not not light of assassination. everything that we have seen over the last four years. about time to see. things have changed. >> carley: busy week ahead you are going to the rnc tomorrow. so we'll talk to you there. safe travels, my friend. >> joe: thank you. milwaukee, go brewers. >> carley: everybody have a great day. busy news day ahead. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> he stood up, raised his fist and reminded us that our people and our country are always worth fights for. [cheers and applause] fear has been infectious in this country but courage can be con dangerous just, too. that, too, is what it means to be an american. [cheers and applause] >> he is fearless and is exactly what this country needs right now. >> it's real simple, he has done it before are, and he'll do it again. >> will we choose joe biden open borders, amnesty and chaos? >> no. >> america cannot afford four more years of a weekend at bernie's presidency. [cheers and applause] >> he will bring peace through strength, standing with our allies and causing our enemies to fear us. >> we have a country to save and a unified republican party is

essential for saving her. [cheers and applause] >> steve: there you see former president donald trump arriving to an electric crowd on night 2 of the republican national convention here in milwaukee. >> we heard from some of his primary rivals about the republican party uniting behind trump. >> and today is day three of the rnc here in milwaukee. the theme tonight "make america strong once again." calling out president biden's foreign policy failures. >> brian: he has had foreign policy failures? i haven't noticed. amongst trump's speakers j.d. vance first big speech since his nomination. that is something a lot of people are looking forward to. >> announced first rally together in grand rapids michigan indoors saturday. >> lawrence: that was great montage. just seeing the republican party union nighted for the first time. a heated primary.

candidates going back and forth. and all of them were able to take the stage, make their case on why they think donald trump is the best option. even if they don't agree with him on every single thing. they feel like it's best for the party to unite against joe biden. >> ainsley: great to see marco rubio up there. he was the vp runner-up. i'm sure that was hard for him. he did a big shout-out. >> lawrence: graceful too. >> ainsley: j.d. for his story. >> steve: they need their voters. we need their voters. and in fact what was it 2016, ted cruz certainly gave a speech. >> brian: that went well. >> steve: did he not endorse donald trump. inexplicably. we saw him last night. he was on the same page along with all of the rivals. nikki and ron and marco a former rival. >> brian: like you know them all, steve. >> steve: i have written them all down. here's the thing. they all spoke and they were all

of the same voice. and that was donald trump needs to be the next president because, as nikki haley said a couple of times. the alternative just is not good. here's a little highlight if you missed some. >> i'll start by making one thing perfectly clear. donald trump has my strong endorsement, period. [cheers and applause] we should acknowledge that there are some americans who don't agree with donald trump 100 percent ever the time. i happen to know some of them. take it from me, i haven't always agreed with president trump. but we agree more often than we disagree. [cheers and applause] we agree on keeping america

strong. [cheers] we agree on cleaning america safe. [cheers] and we agree that democrats have moved so far to the left that they're putting our freedoms in danger. i'm here tonight because we have a country to save. [cheers] and a unified republican party is essential for saving her. >> our enemies do not confine their designs to between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. we need -- we need a commander-in-chief who can lead 24 hours a day and seven days a week. america cannot afford four more years of a weekend at bernie's presidency. let's send joe biden back to his basement and let's send donald

trump back to the white house. [cheers and applause] >> donald trump has been demonized, sued, and prosecuted and he nearly lost his life. we cannot let him down and we cannot let america down. [cheers and applause] >> brian: being at the convention center in the beginning haley got applause but it was tepid until she said i'm endorsing donald trump and. also said republicans are great but you have to expand the party. and it's not enough to just keep it in the party. you have to expand the tent. their four corners has been pretty strong. i know donald trump is leading. this get the union vote. that's not usual. get the black vote. that's not usual go for the jewish vote that's usually out of reach. temperature buoy balance in the middle east democrats are all over the place and most of the

people protesting the idf in israel are democrats. that makes them vulnerable. number two is desantis came to play. he was fired up last night and he nailed that speech. a lot of cut aways to trump and i could see over his head. the family was pretty happy with that. and this is important. i mean, i remember 2016, it doesn't seem like 8 years ago, i'm anti-trump, i'm pro-trump. is he going to be able to hold onto the nomination? what's going on. that stuff is gone. that is gone now. these people are all on the same page. >> lawrence: goes back to obviously the party had already started to unify after the debate performance they definitionly unified. but with an attempted assassination on the former president and marco rubio really, you know, he used the victim -- the guy that lost his life, former fire chief, and he kind of wove it in his speech of hot trump voter is. and i thought that was thoughtful. it was inspirational to a lot of folks that are out there.

and i think the republican party has never been in a better stated than they are right now. the question is, you know, when you got all this momentum, sometimes you get comfortable, are they going to double their efforts with the ground game to make sure they get across the finish line. >> brian: chanting corey when marco rubio. >> steve: 45 million a month to get more people out to vote new ways whether mail-in ballots whatever to try to get people to do. one of the things that they have been very effective at, the republicans this particular convention here in milwaukee, is they use that one hour of common air time, "primetime" on all the networks to try to appeal to swing voters. swing independent voters are the ones who are going to swing the next election, obviously. and yesterday it was about keeping america safe. and, in particular, one of the

people you're going to see somebody you have seen on our program a number of times. in fact, we all had a little gathering yesterday afternoon and madeleine billy abraham was. brame was there she lost her son in 2018. he was a vet and lost him to somebody. >> brian: got stabbed to death. >> steve: the way it was adjudicated she was so furious because soft on crime prosecutors under joe biden, this administration. this time in american history, just infuriated her. and she wasn't the only one. ains we also heard we are going to play a montage of some of the highlights of a mom it was so emotional when the mom, her name is ann fundner when she stood up. she lost her son weston to fentanyl. and she talk about how we have dinner every night as a elm if a. we are a faithful family. this can happen to any average american family and it happened to us. and then she said say his name.

and the whole crowd started chanting weston, weston, weston. we have seen other moms who want us to remember their family's names and wanted it said correctly remember lincoln riley instead of laken riley. soundbites from moms and dads and brothers. the brother of rachel morin the one who was found raped and beaten and naked when she was just going for a jog. something that could happen to any of us, killed by an illegal immigrant allegedly from el salvador. here are some of the highlights. >> my son, sergeant hassan korea, an afghanistan war retired veteran. he received enemy fire from the taliban. only to be murdered with a knife on the streets of new york city. the four assailants responsible for his death initially were

facing justice, but that changed when district attorney alvin bragg was elected. [crowd booing] this fight is not for me. my son is gone. this ni fight is for your child. we owe it to our children to elect a president who will win the war against fentanyl once and for all. it's too late for my son, weston, say his name, joe biden. weston. thank you. [chanting weston] >> the monster arrested for killing rach chilly entered the u.s. unlawfully after killing a woman in el salvador.

joe biden and his designated border czar kamala harris opened our borders to him and others like him empowering them to victimize the innocent. yet, to this day, we have not heard from joe biden or kamala harris. [crowd booing] they never apologize. but, when rachel was killed, president trump called my family to offer his condolences. [cheers and applause] what was gotten us through this unthinkable loss is our faith in jesus christ. [cheers and applause] and as brutal as the murder of my sister was, i pray that her

killer will find jesus christ. [applause] >> brian: i will tell you, we are going to talk to two of rachel's family members in about a half an hour. but for him to say that at the end that takes a special person to even think that because that monster in this country was in new york, worked his way down south. was just looking for a victim, apparently and his brother, too. now in jail. i think he is going to be arraigned as early as today. what people don't understand, what democrats don't understand, they will come back and say oftentimes well if you look at migrant crime it's not nearly as high as the rest of the country. fun one i don't buy that number two all unnecessary. in america we all have our own problems. >> ainsley: preventable. >> brian: don't import illegal immigrants into our country and don't know who they are put them up room, board and allow them to run rampant.

a lot have the neck tattoos and gang insignificant any rhea the. now have to send into other countries to find out about possible linkage to other organized gangs only because there is no responsibility at the border. >> lawrence: they are doing this every day by the way. having the averages day americans take the stage. these are people that have just been impacted by every single issue. and i think when you look at from the prosecution of these d.a.s, that are letting criminals back on the street and what a smart move, to pick a person that was a victim of the same d.a., that went after donald trump. but wouldn't go after the person that committed murder against an army sergeant who had served in afghanistan. and then you go down to the fentanyl poisoning, obviously, joe biden's border crisis, they are allowing it to come across. and then to end it with that family victim of illegal immigrant, i think that just shows you the republican party is in the saddle right now. and they are attacking every single issue. these aren't politicians.

these are average day americans. and i think if you look at fox news' conch, we took a wide shot of the crowd, and people were in tears. and i just wonder how many americans were in tears as well as they heard all these speeches? >> ainsley: hard to hear about families being ripped apart by senseless policies, these lives were lost because of joe biden's crisis at the border, whether or not it is soft on crime policies, men with rap sheets, continuously -- continuously repeatedly committing crimes. people dying because of it. and lara trump said. i love this line, you don't have to ask what a trump presidency look like you already know. >> steve: so what they are doing is having a different team. yet was keep america safe again. and those people were there to talk about how their lives were not -- they they were safe. they were not safe.

today it is keeping america strongs one of the strongest guys we know is pete hegseth. is he actually at a diner. is he at the lumber inn in del field, wisconsin, talking about the new ticket and themes we heard last night. peter? >> peter: good morning, steve. very yenous of you. i can confirm, this you are in the wrong spot this morning. we are about 25 miles dew west waukesha county at the lumber inn. this place is packed. folks who here likes j.d. vance as a pick? [cheers and applause] >> peter: there was a line out the door leak you won't believe. sir, what's your name? >> jeff. >> peter: j.d. vance the pick very united republican party. what do you make of that pick. >> it's possibly the best pick he could have made. smart, articulate? military man, self-marksd from ohio, swing state it.

could not have been better. young, energetic? what more do you want compare that to what else is being offered? >> peter: ma'am, how about you? >> he is amazing. millennial, not bad on the eyes, sorry. [laughter] and is he going to make our country great with president trump. i know it. >> peter: peter. >> pete: there you go. yi'm going to the annex over here. come with me. this is part of it. give it up. make our way brian kilmeade. >> this is a backwards walk. i don't know if you have seen one of these, this is how you do it. i haven't even talked to these folks yet. folks, how are you doing? [cheers and applause] >> pete: we're live on tv. this is not too bad. i see delfield wisconsin came out to see us this morning. how do we feel about j.d. vance this morning we haven't had a

chance to say hello. >> what is your name. >> sherri. >> pete: what do you think of his pick. >> good man. positioned for a long time. i like that. >> pete: is he quite positioned for a long time. ma'am, how about you? >> i think it's great choice. i saw his moe the other night and i really enjoyed the history where he came from. >> pete: we got a lot more to hear tonight he will be taking to the main stage. take your pick who you would like to speak to. a lot to talk to on "fox & friends." going to get to many of them. we are having a lot of fun. back here to milwaukee you should be here instead. >> ainsley: got a big crowd. >> steve: after a big show last night pete is going to do a focus group to find out what the people of america and in particular the people at the lumber inn think about it. >> ainsley: we have a fox news alert. we have obtained exclusive video showing the moments after those shots rang out during the assassination attempt on former

president trump's life in butler, pennsylvania at that rally. >> lawrence: jonathan serrie is in butler this morning and joins us now with his exclusive foot footage. jonathan, what can you tell us? >> good morning to you. this footage was shot on a cell phone by an army veteran it. captures the chaos and confusion that ensued when gunshots erupted. [shouting] hey! [cheers] >> video also shows law enforcement struggling to get through a fence surrounding the secure perimeter. eventually the parole car rammed the fence to prevent the opening. secret service shot the gunman after the shot began. bipartisan efforts on capitol hill to determine how the

shooter was able to get on to a roof top so close to the former president. this afternoon, members of the house and senate will receive virtual briefings from the justice department. secret service and the fbi. department of homeland security's inspector general who was confirmed to the post during the trump administration is also investigating the veto service's handling of saturday's rally. the widow of corey comperatore the firefighter who died in saturday's shooting says she received a call from former president trump. helen comperatore posted on facebook he was very kind and said he would continue to call me in the days and weeks ahead. i told him the same thing i told everyone else. he left this world a hero and he did not die in vain that day. >> >> corey was one of the millions of everyday americans who make our country great. he wasn't rich. he wasn't famous.

and the only reason why we know his name and story now is because last saturday he shielded his wife and daughters from an assassin's bullet. and lost his life the way he lived it, a hero. [applause] >> and several go fund me sites have been set up to help the victim's family. one for the comperatore family has raised more than $1 million and another one for all of the victims' family that the trump campaign has helped set up has raised more than $4 million. back to you guys. >> steve: jonathan, you showed a little of that video right there of another strategic error and that was the locked gate. there needed to be a guard at the gate. if it had to get out and they couldn't get out. they had to jump over it. the only way they got through it was that deputy drove a vehicle through it so they could get out. >> right.

right. the gentleman who shot that video, that army veteran, that's what surprised him. he said he was surprised there wasn't more advanced planning that there wasn't an officer station somewhere on that fence to have a controlled entry point. >> ainsley: jonathan, i know that secret service and fbi are going to brief the house and the senate today, it's very strange when you listen to the director of the secret service say that we were monitoring the situation on the roof from inside the building, can you tell us more about that? >> yeah. and there are some different claims from different law enforcement sources. now, the building was just outside of the secret service perimeter and so local law enforcement was in charge of pa 2r08ing that area. we did have a federal law enforcement source that said there was a local law enforcement presence inside the building where the shooter was on the roof, secret service had said no one was stationed on the

roof of that building because it had sort of an angular roof. but then there's another police source saying that the local law enforcement presence was actually in an adjacent building. so, a little bit of arguing among the various law enforcement officials. >> brian: thanks, jonathan. they are saying a slope on the roof is the most insulting thing ever. something about the shooter, turns out that he had another phone. they found another phone but the battery was dead. hopefully that phone reveals more. there is no indication on the first phone it seems so far. evidently the parents seem like nice people. detachingsd from their son who, as usual, tell me if you heard this before a loaner, constantly bullied in school. they talked to his guidance counselor yesterday. his guidance counselor say he would eat alone. a lot of times i would walk up to him do you want to eat together he said no i'm fine. hygiene, the way he looked, he held himself, left him open

target for bullies in school and then we end up with this. >> steve: yesterday on our program we had eric trump talking a little bit about what happened. and, you know, where he was and how he saw what happened. lain the building co-chair of te rnc. here she is once again not only one of the top people at the rnc, but also, the daughter-in-law of the man who was almost murdered. watch this. >> i actually had a very different speech that i was prepared to give up here tonight. that all changed at 6:11 on saturday evening. nothing prepares you for a moment like that. our family has faced our fair share of death threats but none of that prepares you as a daughter-in-law to watch in real time someone try to kill a person you love. none of that prepares you as a

mother to quickly reach forever the remote and turn your young children away from the screen so that they are not witness to something that scars the memory of their grandpa for the rest of their lives. all of you here tonight and watching at home mean the world to all of us in the trump family. [cheers and applause] if donald trump has shown us anything, it's that when it feels impossible to keep going, those are the times we must keep going. he is a lion. [applause] he is bold. he is strong. he is fearless. and he is exactly what this country needs right now. [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: let me just say

this. i have never seen the trump family so furious right now. they love the secret service. some of them as you guys know all had veto service, a lot of the people on the detail that day. but all the shifting of the blame to the locals, let's be clear, any time a president is in town, the secret service comes up with a plan. even if they have local cops, state cops to help with the plan, they are responsible for the principle. they are acting like they share any of the blame here and i think the director should resign and leave her laptop and all the documents with her so we can figure out what happened. >> steve: we need to hear from the agent on the ground, the advance team whoever was running things. >> lawrence: they have been silenced by the way. >> steve: they have indeed. it will be very interesting. >> brian: silenced because they were told if they speak up they are fired. >> ainsley: don jr. is going to be on, too. >> brian: is he coming up shortly. next, late nights are also better with friends. guy benson and i were up late on gutfeld. let's see if he changed his

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>> lawrence: day three of the rnc. another appearance from major moment from a former rival. watch. >> i'll start by making one thing perfectly clear: donald trump has my strong endorsement, period. [cheers and applause] >> well, that was a big moment. fox news contributor guy benson joins us now. what do you think about this? not only nikki haley but ron desantis big speeches last night? >> yeah, they were back to back. i think the haley moment was important because she, of course, was the last other person in the race polling for months 20, 25% of the republican vote deep into this process. so, for her to be not just invited to the convention, sort of last minute, and then giving that speech in prime time, i saw

some people on the right, some trump fans saying the speech maybe wasn't as effusive as they wanted in terms of her support for trump. but, i don't think that was the goal. that was not the intended audience. if you want glowing speeches about donald trump, you have got many of them here at the convention. she was targeting her message very specifically to the trump wavering voter. the trump skeptic voter saying things like you don't have to agree with him 100 percent of the time to vote for him. and then giving, of course, her endorsement and then going after not just joe biden but kamala harris. that speech was crafted perfectly, i think, for what her task was, which was different than, for example, desantis speech which was much more rah-rah, rip roaring. couple memorable lines like weekend at be bernie's. >> lawrence: he had all these past prior statements about donald trump. think think they forgot about

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pointing to president biden's border policies after the beloved mother of five was brutally murdered by illegal immigrant suspect while jogging in maryland. >> my sister's death was preventable. joe biden and his designated border czar kamala harris opened our borders to him. >> brian: yup, it was their policy. rachel's sister erin moran layman joins us now along with her sister-in-law shannon morin. >> thank you. >> brian: first off, your brother was fantastic last night. >> he was. >> brian: how hard was that on your family to recount rachel's life, the way she lost her life in front of a live audience with millions watching at home? >> it was very difficult. it was a lot of scrutiny. i know especially for michael, just replaying it over in his mind over and over again, just to make sure to get everything right. so, you know, just even like you

guys writing, you know, the actual speech together, just kind of like rehashing memories. and, you know, it's always tough. every time you get interviewed have to talk about it. it's very emotional. >> brian: i know, shannon, the former president picked up the phone. you mentioned you talked 450 445 minutes to your family what did that mean? >> it meant that he cared. he reached out. the fact that he reached out, who does that. i have never -- i have never experienced that in my life. somebody important reaching out to our family. it was kind of just like wow, it was touching, you know. >> brian: we know about this killer. the suspected killer. he is a guy that has already been accused of murder in his native country of ecuador. he comes over here. 6:00 at night. you know exactly what he's doing. what are your thoughts? you have been on that trail you were saying, shannon. you guys know you feel safe on that i will trarks right? >> yes, totally.

>> 6:00 at night. >> still light out. still, you know, a anive. it's summertime. just seems like it was a very calculated. very evil. >> you said rachel is like your best friend? >> yes, she was. i have known her since i was a teenager. >> brian: funny, you said? >> yes. she had the best sense of humor. she could turn anything into a joke. >> brian: you had been on that trail and you felt safe before. >> absolutely. many times. many, many times. i can't count the amount of times i have been on that trail same time of night. not even a the thovment. >> brian: what do you say for example i look at "the washington post" fact-check michael's speech and they said well, there's no proof that migrants illegal immigrants commit more crimes than any average day american. what's your thought about that? >> i think that's really sick. because they want to say that there is no proof that we're being invaded our border. yet, they're the ones not at the border. so they really don't know. and i feel like there has been such an uptick on crime.

and it just seems like to coincidental that this is happening right now. right now the proof is in the pudding, right? we are hearing every day in the news there's another violent crime, an attack, a rape. from people who don't belong here. >> brian: shannon, do you and your family plan on staying active pushback against securing our border to secure our border and crack down on migrant crime? >> yes, for the most part. not every member of the family but, yes, certain members of the family are pretty interested in maybe being more active in that after what happened. >> brian: i understand the former president says we going to stay in touch on this. >> right. >> brian: please tell michael he did a fantastic job. thank you so much for joining us today. erin and shannon thank you. donald trump jr. will be here and the g.o.p. laying out their

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[cheers and applause] >> pete: top this. you can't do it. [chanting u.s.a.] >> pete: guy, we got a room full of patriots in here. how are we feeling this morning? feeling good? [cheers and applause] >> pete: i'm making my way zigzag through the room. trying to get to everybody. there is a line out the door out the front of people waiting to get in. you got here early? you got here lucky. that's good. we are talking about j.d. vance and the unity we are seeing at the rnc. ma'am, what's your name? >> debby. >> pete: good to see you. what do you make of the pick of j.d. vance. >> i think it's great pick. i trust president trump's choice. and i don't know much about him. i'm anxious to learn more about him. but he speaks well. he is an intelligent guy.

i think is he great pick. >> pete: ma'am, what about you? >> i think is he great pick because he has got a story to he will it. is he middle of the road. he came up really hard and look at what he achieved. i think it's fantastic. >> pete: no doubt. you already got the t-shirt from that incredible day on saturday. >> yes. >> pete: your thoughts? >> is he great pick. is he 39 years old and i think we have got to look at the future. >> pete: there you go. he speaks tonight. everybody will be watching. so far so good. anxiously, back to you. everybody here says hello, by the way. >> ainsley: hello, everyone. i know they love you, pete. you filled up two rooms at that restaurant. >> pete: hell ainsley says hello. >> hello ainsley. >> ainsley: love their state. thank you very much. pete. vivek ramaswamy delivering this message to the gen zers. >> you are going to be the generation that actually saves this country. you want to be a rebel? you want to be a hippy?

you want to stick it to the man? show up on your college campus and try calling yourself a conservative. say you want to get married. have kids, teach them to believe in god and pledge of allegiance to their country. >> ainsley: i am joined by three gen z voters, university of wisconsin madison student gabby giroir sitting next to me. uw madison sophomore. he just graduated finished his senior year. belmont campus reform student. strong speech j.d. vance. you are telling me you can't be truthful on college applications you can't talk about the conservative organizations. you have to pretend to be liberal in order to pass classes. >> exactly. so frustrating because we pay so much money to these publicly funded universe and i still can't speak freely in class unless i'm willing to risk my

grade. >> ainsley: william, how do you feel about that? tax collars used to fund educational programs. >> absolutely. when we see dissenting voices going against the status. it's frustrating can't express ourselves freely. government funding going to these schools and programs there. and we need accountability between our government funding these schools and the school's behavior towards their students expressing themselves. >> ainsley: i know you want to talk about what liberal friends are saying and the assassination attempt on donald trump. >> i don't know a single friend of mine who is proud of president biden or saying you know, i'm very excited to go vote for joe biden my liberal friends don't have an option. i tell them we have choices. and, you know, should go in the conservative direction. >> ainsley: how hard is it to be a conservative on your campus? >> i am constantly trying to be open. i couldn't live with myself if i wasn't open. i have been told i'm dangerous

for the thoughts that i have and the opinions i have. and i'm constant -- my thoughts are constantly policed at school i have been yelled at by professors i go to a private christian university in nashville. >> ainsley: you would think you would be surrounded by people who have like minded thoughts. >> absolutely not. >> ainsley: j.d. vance speaking tonight. trump's v.p. pick. what do you want to hear from him. >> i think just talking from my friends here at the connection. those are like the college republicans of america or any sort of youth groups. i'm really looking for j.d. vance and president trump immigration. i have gone around with any young conservatives, that's the issue that i think most people are thinking about. kind of shakes the focuses of our country. it makes just the sun tri that we are promised that our ancestors built unten being. and it makes economy a lot more unstable. houses, saving up for any of that for gen-z's future is really something that a lot of us are worried about when we

have an economy that isn't working for us. immigration system that isn't working for americans. >> ainsley: gabby, what are the issues most important to you. >> i would definitely say touching back on free speech. that's an issue every single day i face in class. definitely the economy. looking forward to when we graduate in a couple of years. it is scary. looking for jobs. >> ainsley: is it hard to find a job? are you hearing from your senior friends? >> yeah. especially as a conservative. going to be transparent about that. >> ainsley: really? what happens there you? can't be honest. you couldn't be honest on your college application and now not honest in interview. >> former governor scott walker is doing an amazing job. is he the president for young americans for freedom. he works so hard to make sure that we do have a place to speak up on campus. >> ainsley: mya, j.d. vance, 39 years old. if he is elected third youngest v.p. in our country's history. do you think he was a good pick? >> i think so. we are looking at securing a conservative white house for the next several terms.

i think it's a very smart decision. you know, people my age want the energetic ticket, not the sleepy falling upstairs ticket. you know? >> ainsley: yeah, i do know. gabby, william, mya, thank you so much. god bess you. i wish you the best for your future. >> thank you. >> ainsley: we have more "fox & friends" live from milwaukee. ♪ (♪) (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪

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