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♪ >> ainsley: it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. it's friday, it's august 23rd, and this is "fox & friends." >> i accept your nomination to be president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] >> kamala harris giving a speech, big, huge on vibe, light on policy, big on lies. as today marks day 33 without a sitdown interview but peter doocy, he's trying. >> peter: madam vice president. >> hi. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> peter: are you ready for your fox news interview? >> as the media off and ons over harris they create a great new slogan for republicans. >> she has this magical

charismatic quality and person, so do a lot of politicians, people say that about hillary clinton, also true. >> brian: now you are telling -- wow, i didn't know. this that's a little bit jarring. plus, arizona police arrest a man accused of threatening to kill trump. i'm not kidding. the former president did not know. >> i have heard it's dangerous. but i also have a job to do. i heard it's very dangerous. the reason is, because i want to do things that have r. very bad for the bad guys. >> brian: yeah, crack counsel on crime. how about that? second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ wake me up before you go, girl. ♪ don't leave me hanging on like a yo-yo ♪ wake me up before you go, go. >> lawrence: here we go. when i tell you people people showed up today. and they are excited because

this is the opportunity to let the country know where they stand on all of the issues. [cheers and applause] ing. >> lawrence: huge crowd, huge crowd. the democrats have been having a celebration all week. all these independent voters, republicans have been pinned up with what they wanted to say. so i'm going to do a quick poll. a couple polls, maybe a trump poll. tell me if you're believing the kamala harris rebrand? who believes that she is really a moderate now? raise your hand. [crowd boos] >> lawrence: who thinks she is still a progressive? [cheers] >> when it comes to the race today, if it were held today, who thinks that donald trump would win? [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: i'm not going to shame you if you are worried -- and have you every right to be worried, that kamala harris may

win because of all of the good vibes and all of the positive press, raise your hand if you think she may win because of that. we got a few in here. and that's the real issue, guys. of the day. if it is about vibes, then kamala harris could win but if it's about policy, then donald trump may be the guy. i was just talking to a gentleman right here. his wife works at a food pantry that food pantry where american citizens that are struggling on a day-to-day basis. he says that it's been inundated with illegals there. they don't turn anyone away because they don't want anybody to be hungry. we already have a crisis here in america whether this comtion to the economy and inflation and disseminated people who break the law to get in our country. that's going to be a big issue here in illinois. >> will: when you come be playing wham half of me thought tim walz was going to be coming out hands in the air and hand

clutching his heart. i was waiting to see tim walz to come out. >> lawrence: first of all, will, i'm too chocolate for that i would had have had a little bit maury them. and probably would have been motown. >> brian: let me tell you, lawrence, for the viewers this is off lawrenceens play list. wham is on his play list. he would have been cooler but it's there. >> ainsley: lawrence, the front of the "new york post" says it's all an act. douglas murray awards the dem for lying fake, hoilgd convention. it'sst this is just political theater. a lot of people might vote on vibes and on joy. so we'll have to see. >> brian: might be a great opportunity to tell you douglas murray is going to be on my show saturday at 9:00. that's no act. >> ainsley: we will be watching. >> will: all right, lawrence, check in with you a little bit here later this hour on "fox & friends." >> meantime kamala harris' 37-minute long dnc address was filled with trump criticism.

lofty and costly promises and some personal stories. >> will: harris quickly glossing over her record of vice president as week of joy came to a close. >> brian: madeleine rivera is live in washington. madeleine, recap? >> good morning. vice president kamala harris began by talking about her middle class roots in an attempt to appeal to these voters. talked about her record and policies merely in broad strokes who campaign sees this as effective strategy right now. the lack of beef tails on the biggest date she has had left though has left some voters dissatisfied and wanting more as harris tries to cast herself as a vessel for a fresh start. >> our nation with this election has a precious, fleeting opportunity to move past the bitterness, cynicism, and divisive battles of the past, a chance to chart a new way

forward. >> and she did dedicate a lot of her time to prosecuting the case against a seconds trump presidency. >> we are all in this together. and every day in the courtroom i stood proudly before a judge and i said five words: kamala harris for the people. and, to be clear, my entire career i have only had one client, the people. >> she has also addressed the war in the middle east an inner where she has struggled to thread the needle. >> president biden and i are working to end this war such as israel is secure. the hostages are released. the suffering in gaza ends. and the palestinian people can realize their right to dignity, security, freedom, and self-determination. [cheers and applause] >> some pro-palestinian

demonstrators say harris didn't win them over saying she didn't say anything new to change their minds. will, ainsley and brian. >> will: we will wait and see maddy exactly how. that's some of the conversation we are having this morning how it effects the voters. thank you, made. we already know how it's affected the media. it's the biggest turn around in political history. after that speech last night. this is some of the conch she got over cnn, msnbc, nbc, abc, it's fawning. you got to go back i think to barack obama in 2008 for a democratic speech like this, perhaps even a speech like this at all. >> you will remember where you were? >> something new just got born. kamala harris democrats are a different thing for you guys to fight. >> i never heard a democratic speech in this setting that is as simple as that. it's like watching someone on the balance beam wow, yeah, that's impressive. >> brian: right. one of her themes is trump is

chaos. brought up january 6th. she said he is unserious man but serious danger if he gets reelected. meanwhile, they forgot about -- they have cut out the threat to democracy. a couple of things that came out when it came to foreign policy. she got huge applause what she mentioned israel. but she got bigger applause when she mentioned the war is going on too long. she is trying to have both sides of the issue. we have seen her performance on that. remember, she would not meet, she would not show up at the joint session of congress with an ally. she criticized trump for having dialogue your enemies. what about when she disses an ally and then when she does meet she makes that statement that they got to stop killing civilians as if it is any intention. and then she got criticism from aoc saying you should have put a palestinian at one point at the dnc on stage. so, when it comes to foreign policy, another point, afghanistan not mentioned, not surprising, biggest disaster in american military history. she was the last one in the room. and when joe biden had to meet the press afterwards, she went to california.

because she didn't want to be seen with him not one question did she take about afghanistan. when she said yes to dana bash, that's what it looked like leaving afghanistan was a positive thing. that's before people started falling off planes. >> ainsley: they were saying kamala harris as vice president needs to be replaced six months ago. the "new york times" says the vp is still struggling to make the case for herself. they were reporting about staffers that worked for her, tensions in the white house and harris' office people in her office said it was functional and it was abusive. but now, now that they have biden out of the way after that disastrous debate, she is the second coming. listen to what they used to say about her. >> we don't see the vice president. what people are saying to me and i'm sure they are saying it to you where is the vice president? >> americans really aren't happy with this vice president, kamala harris. kamala harris has an approval rating of 28%, which makes no sense because she basically has nothing to do.

>> vice president kamala harris the best running mate for this president? >> he thinks so. and that's what matters. >> i think they have not liked her. she is not a successful vice president. >> will: that's the biggest turn around. >> brian: 32% approval. >> will: with the media. >> brian: burn that tape, please. >> lawrence: guys can we please explain how an approval rating in the 20's changes overnight? is that each possible? what does she do to make the approval rating? some policy position that she released? does she have some stunning speech? does she do something on an international stage, the world stage that made her approval rating turn overnight? that's why i think that the vibes and all of the hoopla around it is so artificial. you can't do that. that's not how science works. you can't just overnight. >> brian: yes, you can. lawrence lauren win the hearts

of the american people. i think you are onto the word. i hear weather you are going. you can if you have media as your ai crater to create this artifice. you and i had a little mini debate other disagreement over whether this was going to work. was that effective last night? in a manufactured environment, i think the people you talked to behind you, that raised their hand on whether or not they should be concerned are correct. here's what a manufactured environment is, never do an interview. speak from a stage. stay on a prompter. and limit the number of times you have to debate donald trump. that's a manufactured environment. and i think in that world she is doing pretty well. to me this comes down to phoniness. people watching, yeah, we should focus on policy but people focus on superficial things. i think there is a lot of people casually watching going hey, that laugh, that's not really joyful. that's a fake laugh. and looking at all. >> brian: doesn't do at which anymore.

>> will: it's phoney. i think much of this election is going to come down to phoneyness. >> ainsley: it was a great week for the democratic party. but, after the rnc, it was a great week for republicans. but, when you watched last night, if you don't know what she stands for, and you don't know how radical she is, and she doesn't put her policies on her website, she doesn't do interviews, she is not asked tough questions, she is being controlled like a puppet by all these people that have been brought in that helped barack obama win. like david plouffe. and she has media in her back pocket. then, yes, that is, of course, favorable for her. when you see kerry washington come out with her two little nieces and little girls are teaching you how to say her name properly. when you look at her gorgeous family, her sister who is beautiful. you hear her story of her mom coming from india and raising her. then, yes, that does pull at your heart strings. especially for women in this country. but, you have to look at the policy because more important than all of that she does have great story. you might like her story. but her policies, her policies

are so radical. so, that's what's important for the salvation of this country. >> just here's some of the media going out of their way to remake what they used to say. watch. >> has this magical charismatic quality in person. so do a lot of politicians. people say that about hillary clinton, also true. the public has to see it in order to get to elected. tonight and over the last couple of weeks she showed the public. >> will: magical charismatic quality. >> she never let that leak out when she was press secretary. >> ainsley: magical. >> brian: never heard that about hillary clinton you would have thought she would have won the election and got the nomination from barack obama. barack obama came out with the charisma and presence and fresh face and people were tired of the iraq war even though the surge worked. when the economy fell apart, the reason why barack obama won is that he called up hank paulison, the treasury secretary and said what is exactly going on? how do i fix this?

he came up with proposals. he went to the republican administration in power, met with bush and then when they had an emergency meeting with all the leadership. this one term senator took control of that meeting. senator john mccain was angry. he didn't have a reputation for being very interested in the economy. so, barack obama actually stepped up under pressure and performed on the number one issue, made people think that he was really on top of it. so that's why he took his charisma and he coupled it with action. so the question is, is she going to take her speech and couple it with action? she has the job already. >> will: i think this election has to get off the stage and actually go to some place like where you are, lawrence. i think it has to hit the ground. >> lawrence: of course. >> brian: it's about to. >> will: donald trump does he have well one-on-one. i think he should do more town halls, fewer rallies, i think there on the ground, with the people, i think that's donald trump's strength and i think it's kamala harris' weakness. and i know you are there doing that right now, lawrence.

>> lawrence: let's talk with some people. because this is when we really start to get the pulse. guys, earlier this week. i was in barbershops, i was in community centers, talking with voters. and i wanted to go back to the diners. because i always say when the diners and barbershops are saying the same thing, then you should probably listen. i want to go to you, ma'am, what's your name? >> andy. >> lawrence: tell me what's the number one issue facing the country. >> the number one issue would be the financial situation of our country. >> lawrence: kamala released a plan that she says that she thinks is going to work. controls, price controls, to stop the price gouging. do you think it's going to work? >> no, i do not. in my opinion, that is -- i would say maybe like communistic plan that she has and i don't think that will help. i think it will make things worse. >> lawrence: i think a lot of people agree with you. let's go to you, sir. there has been a rebrand of

kamala harris. there has been a rebrand of the democratic party. some of them even have kamala hats now. is that enough to win an election? >> for the folks that they are going for, possibly. because the folks that are actually voting for them, they are not worrying about policies. right? they are worrying about feelings. so if they have something for them, they will go for it. it's a scary situation. but, really for policies, she hasn't even presented much to see if shield rebrand. so it will be interesting. >> lawrence: i'm going to get to this gentleman real quick. if you have one piece of advice for donald trump, to do something differently, to connect differently, what would you tell him? >> >> got work. got to work hard. hit the streets. i mean, i know he is. but it's -- there is a big fight ahead of us here to get trump elected. i think it's going to be real tough. i'm not sold on him being a

shoe-in. it's going to be a tough fight. yep. >> lawrence: thank you so much, sir. [applause] >> lawrence: guys, one thing that i hear you saw the barber shops, you hear it in the diners, it's the economy. consistently it's the number one issue for voters. is that ainsley laughing? >> ainsley: i'm sorry, brian is making fun of my body language. because look, i am -- we're all exhausted because we watched every freakin' speech and it lasted so long. lawrence, you know what i'm feeling. >> brian: he left. he's gone. he is just gone. >> lawrence: no, i'm still here. >> ainsley: are you flying back this morning? >> lawrence: well, yeah, i'm flying back after the show i'm going home to texas because i have had enough. >> ainsley: you need some momma's cooking. >> lawrence: i need some real america. [laughter] >> brian: don't come back to new york for real america. absolutely. >> ainsley: get away from the dems. >> brian: do you know who does not like texas, will?

>> will: that is a step too far. that is a step too far. i am texas. kamala harris is attempting to toughen her border stance, stressing that she has taken on cartels and knows how to tighten security. >> brian: but, the mothers of migrant crime victims view her and her record much differently and they are making the case that trump is the better choice this november. >> ainsley: griff jenkins is here with more. griff? >> griff: good morning, guys. it's the issue that might be the vice president's biggest vulnerability after being widely dubbed the border czar. but harris leaned in last night blaming trump for killing the border bill, claiming credit for taking on the cartels and offering a pathway to citizenship for the millions who illegally crossed. >> i thought against the cartels who traffic in guns and drugs and human beings. who threaten the security of our border and the safety of our communities. i know the importance of safety and security, especially at our

border. >> griff: but victims of crime couldn't disagree more. standing alongside border cochise, arizona the mother of rachel morin briewghtdly raped and murdered by salvadorian in the country fought back tears. >> we are here because we are losing our moms, our daughters, our children to criminals. and that shouldn't happen. we should be taking care of our country, our people. and the only way i believe that's going to happen is if president trump is reelected. >> griff: alexis nungaray the mother of 12-year-old rachel nungaray raped and murdered by illegal migrants in the u.s. had a message for the country. >> we really want everybody to, please, take into consideration how important border control is because we are losing very innocent people to heinous crimes that shouldn't be

happening. he needs to be in office. >> griff: former president trump is still in arizona today, guys. we will see what he has to say about vice president harris' remarks last night. guys? >> all right, thank you, griff. and that's the story. that's the story at the border. i was tough in 2005, i was tough on the border with transnational gangs. when i was vice president, i really do much. in the senate i didn't have much interest in it. look what is happening now. you have 8.9 million people coming here illegally. still coming across, you are flying them in. you have no interest in follow-up. please tell me that president trump is going to bring up some of these families at the debate. say, do you know rachel morin is by any chance? do you understand where they come from? you might say that crime is down compared to general crime, but, for these people, they can't believe an illegal immigrant with a criminal record was allowed in, be in three separate states and randomly murder my daughter while she jogged. >> ainsley: may gosh, look at all of those precious faces, look at the middle one in the

bottom. here's the thing, they have the border bill. a lot of people didn't like it. so they didn't pass it. they didn't like it because they didn't have enough for the border. they didn't like it for whatever reason. they are elected officials. you might disagree with it. they didn't like it so they didn't pass it. now they are blaming donald trump for not doing something on the border. we should name him the border czar not kamala. he has done more for the border than she ever did in one day. >> will: by winning president we can name him border czar. but i agree with you those names should be brought up that debate one by one. >> brian: ask her by the while is rachel morin? >> ainsley: meanwhile donald trump knows all of them. he knows the families of the 13 who died at the abby gate. is he notorious calling the families and talking to them. one of the families told us that he called and talked to us for about 30 or 45 minutes. so kamala harris is not going to do it. because it's going to make her look bad. her border look bad. >> will: arizona police arrested a man threatening to assassinate

former president trump. >> ainsley: police say he has other warrants out for her arrests. >> ronald cyber now behind bars after allegedly threatening to kill former president trump on social media. the 66-year-old was taken into custody in arizona without incident yesterday. according to a spokeswoman for the sheriff's office there. the man had several other warrants out for his arrest for separate incidents, including a dui. a felony hit and run. and failing to register as a sex offender. this death threat comes just six weeks after the attempt on trump's life in butler, pennsylvania last month. trump, who was in the grand canyon state yesterday, visiting the border during a campaign stop, says he was not aware of the manhunt until a reporter told him about it. but he insists he still has a job to do. >> i have heard it's dangerous. but i also have a job to do. i heard it's very dangerous. and the reason is, because i want to do things that are very bad for the bad guys didn't want

knee to make it. >> officials say in arizona say the suspect has no known ties to the butler, pennsylvania assassination attempt, guys. >> thank you, chanley. disturbing story we will hear more and more about. >> brian: that and iranian threat. picked up assassin hiring other assassins that was right here in new york city. the assassination attempt still trying to figure out. then you got. this. >> will: kamala harris listing what she plans to fix if she gets elected. but glossing over the past three and a half years. we talk to a democrat on if her policies can be forgotten. ♪

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>> ainsley: we are back with some headlines starting with a fox news alert. the italian coast guard confirming they recovered the body of the last person missing offer that super yacht disaster off the coast of sicily. believed to be the 18-year-old daughter of tycoon mike lynch. six bodies recovered after a capsize on monday during a severe storm. italian authorities are investigating the shipwreck and launched a manslaughter probe now. also to another alert, a texas delegate was reportedly robbed at gunpoint by two men in ski masks near the dnc.

he says they swiped his wallet and his hotel room key. thankfully he was not injured. meanwhile, officers had to call for backup to reinforce the perimeter around the convention center as anti-israel protests raged through the very end. protesters burning the american flag and swarming police officers in riot gear. some even yelled at the delegates as they were leaving the convention. and those are your headlines, will, over to you. >> will: thank you, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. kamala harris listing out the things she plans to quote fix if she becomes president in her dnc acceptance speech. >> as president, i will bring together labor and workers and small business owners and entrepreneurs and american companies to create jobs, to grow our economy, and to lower the cost of everyday needs like healthcare and housing and groceries. i will bring back the bipartisan border security bill that he killed, and i will sign it into law. as commander-in-chief, i will

ensure america always has the strongest, most lethal fighting force in the world. >> will: that's left trump wondering why harris hasn't done anything about these things during her time as vice president. so here with his take is fox news contributor and democratic strategist richard fowler this morning. good morning, richard. i think. >> good morning. >> that is a central issue that i would anticipate dozen become part of this campaign. hey, if you're gonna enact all these things to quote, unquote fix america, inflation being a great example, something she would tackle on day one. why haven't you done it in your three and a half years as vice president? >> well, for a couple of things here, number one, irthink we all know it to be true that the job of the vice president, according to our constitution has two jobs. one, to fill in for the president if something happens to him and two is to preside over the senate. none of those jobs allow you to pass legislation. none of those jobs allow you to pass policy. and so i think what the vice

president is saying here is if elected, when i'm the person sitting in the driver's seat, there's a lot of things i would do and i will do differently. >> will: i understand the difference and i appreciate that point that she wasn't president. she was vice president. but this administration made it an overt point from day one to communicate to all of us this is the biden-harris administration. they are partners. she is integral. she is the last one out of the room when it comes to afghanistan. she hasn't been julia lewis dreyfus telling us. she hasn't been julia lewis dreyfus in veep. she has been a partner. >> look, i think that -- obviously, there has been a lot of critiques of this vice president. i think a lot of that is not based in fact or reality. what we are seeing even over the past three weeks and what the american people are seeing of vice president kamala harris is a woman that is not only capable of doing the job but a woman of 30 years of experience on the state, local, and national level. right?

and i think that's -- this is very rare, right, for a presidential candidate. somebody that served in office on all three levels of government. and actually been very effective at those jobs. i think that's what is did coming into plain sight in this moment. as a district attorney in san francisco she fought hate crimes. >> will: i think that experience you point out, which she does have experience. she has to our point, i think the point we are trying to get to her experience includes three and a half years as vice president. so but you bring up. >> yeah, also includes years as the district attorney of san francisco, also includes time. >> will: right. >> as the. >> will: many on both sides of the disagreement would say we need talk about her policies and what she has done as a leader. >> let's talk about those policies. >> will: hold on, yes. i want to talk about some of the policies that she is talking about her opponent you brought up untruths. why did tim walz and kamala harris continue to utter the lie and it is a lie. it has been fact-checked that

donald trump wants to pass a national abortion ban with or without congress? they both did it the last two nights in a row. he has said overtly, numerous times, including most recently yesterday on "fox & friends," i am not going for an abortion ban. that has not stopped them in their tracks from issuing that lie, richard. >> look, i think what both tim walz and kamala harris are talking about is the pieces of his policy, pieces that were written -- pieces written in project 2025 that are written by his close allies, things that his vice president has endorsed that said they were going to pass a national abortion ban will have to see what the president is going to do. if you track donald trump's record, right, when he was the president in his last term, you saw what he did at the supreme court where he overturned roe v. wade that picked justices that overturned roe v. wade. >> will: that's not the same thing as a national abortion ban. >> it's not different. it passed. but, will, will, it passed as prologue then the proof is in the pudding. >> will: same thing with project

2025. he said overtly once again it's not my policy plan they keep creating policy that doesn't exist through lies. >> folks in his agenda wrote 2025, why would you not believe it's to be true? >> will: there are think tank people all over washington, d.c. writing wish lists. heritage is a think tank. heritage is a think tank with their own wish list it doesn't mean it is not donald trump. >> dr. ben carson not his grum secretary. >> will: it is not an agenda he adopts wholehearted. like the national abortion ban he said clearly this is not my plan. >> did j.d. vance not write the forward. >> will: we could do this for an hour for you. it's "fox & friends" i only have four minutes. >> i will come on there, too. you will. you know can you invite me any time. >> will: you are always welcome. i said in this morning, i think that might have been an effective speech last night for kamala harris it. doesn't mean i think it should be. i think it might have been. but this thing about jen psaki

saying she has a magical charm and her living in this world where she doesn't do introduce or debates, it is -- she is putting forward an image that risks being fragile, if it's ever exposed. can she make it all the way to an election without an interview, without a debate with this manufactured image, which i grant was effective last night but does it last for 70 more days to the election? >> well, couple things here, one, i think the vice president will definitely sit down for an interview. i think she will do great for a debate. this is more than a facade, i think it's actually going to be policy in action. it's going to be her words in action. i think beyond that i think over the past couple of weeks and over the past couple of months the media has made assumptions about both kamala harris as well as the democratic party. the media told us that in chicago, there is going to be total chaos at this convention. actually what she saw was a very safe convention. both delegates got into and out of the convention hall without a problem and everything to do with the fact that this city was relatively safe because of the work of mayor brandon johnson, i

think you will see over the next couple of weeks it fares will sit down for a debate and show you her 30 years of experience. the media has to be very careful when they say because the proof will once again be in the presidenting you. >> will: one you are coming on the will cain show and we will have a fuller debate. two, it was safe around the convention but remains dangerous on the south side of chicago. the police were there for the dnc. >> homicides are down 20% in chicago. >> will: dive into kamala harris' experience and policies. we can do that together and we as a nation to try to figure out. >> we sure can. >> will: richard, great conversation. thank you. >> it's good to see you. >> will: take care. lawrence is having breakfast with friends talking the issues with voters as the dnc wraps up, next. ♪ say hello ♪ hello ♪

♪ >> on the final night of the dnc, vice president kamala harris rewrite her soft on crime record. watch this. >> in our system of justice, a harm against any one of us is a harm against all of us. i fought against the cartels who traffic in guns and drugs and human beings. >> ainsley: but she failed to mention how just outside the dnc dozens of chicago residents have been shot, seven of them fatally during the dnc week. and this week, lawrence jones has been speaking with the families of chicago crime victims all week long. but this morning he is talking to diners at benny's place in illinois. good morning, lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, my friends. we have been talking about crime in chicago. all across the country, really. i want to bring it out your

auxiliary and police department. you are a farmer as well. what is the state of crime? it looks like the criminals are back on the street. >> it is. with the policies we have seen enacted by this progressive administration both in the state and federally, it's catch and release. i mean, it's literally the people who do the crime are out before the paperwork is done. and there is no disincentive. and, frankly, you see so many police officers retiring and it's so difficult to fill the spots. who would want to be in the environment we are in right now. >> lawrence: such a good point. thank you so much, sir. it starts at home. but, also where are the kids at most of the day? they are at school. i wanted to bring a teacher in. when you see what is happening with crime, there is no punishment, repeat offenders, some of them are kids. >> yeah. thanks, lawrence. yeah, it's -- you know, i'm a family guy. i have a 2-year-old, 3-year-old, and 12-year-old.

and crime is a big thing for me. safety is number one. you know, for me is voting. and, you know, so, we have to think about overseas, what is going on, world war iii possibly happening. who knows. we have immigrant crimes coming over. i would love to take my family to chicago. i want to take them comfortably and walk, you know, lake michigan and, you know, it's just unfortunate i don't feel safe. >> lawrence: thank you so much, sir. >> lawrence: that's the state of it. this is a teacher that sees it every day. these are people, cops that, you know, he sees it on the beat as well. will these soft on crime policies get worse if you have a kamala harris as president? she says she is a prosecutor. but when she was d.a., attorney general, she had a different philosophy guys. i will send it back to you guys. >> ainsley: okay. thank you so much, lawrence, great to hear from the diners, it is 744 on the east coast it. is a summer friday. and husband and wife duo, the war and treaty will rock the all-american summer concert series. they have the best voices. but, first, they join us live to talk about their first ever

grammy nomination. and the mclemores are smoking some barbecue out on fox square. hey, guys. >> we are so excited to listen to mike and tawney this morning. we are feeding all the vips we are leaving from new york and heading down to the bear and burton's key west invitational. we are cooking for a cure. for the national pediatric cancer foundation. mclemore boys are bringing it. >> we are going to ocean day resort. we will see you all down there. y'all get involved for cancer research, guys. food is coming up. we are excited about the music and barbecue, guys. see you all after the break. more "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel

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>> ainsley: we're so glad to have you here. your music is just beautiful. how did this happen? >> brian: everything happened. >> ainsley: tell us your whole story. >> our whole story in two minutes. >> we actually met in lawler, maryland, and i was doing a back to school event for kids, giving away back-to-school supplies. and michael was performing. and i like lost it. i had at the let toes ran acros the field i got to meet this guy. i met him. we clicked right away. and he lost my phone number. and i found him because my dad is a private detective. i found him. >> always like bringing that up part. >> that's the juice. so we connected and i think october the 1st was our -- september 30th which was my birthday was our first date and then october the 1st we kind of never separated and it's been 14 years since then. >> brian: fascinating you got your musical start at war. >> i come from a family of

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