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will: it's the 8 a.m. hour of fobs and friends weekend starting with this. fox news alert, the middle east on high alert idf forces strike terrorist force targets after lebanon seen preparing fire, the impact on hostage and cease-fire negotiations. plus, three years later america remembers the 13 service members killed at abby gait in afghanistan. will and i go off the wall to break down what has happened since and how that impacted the world stage. glai. battle ground blitz. harris campaigns in the peach state as trump rallies the rust belt this week. mike pelt goodwin argues just like obama the democrats current nominee is pushing a feeling rather than substance, the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. will: fox news alert israel carrying out a massive military operation thwarting hezbollah

attempts to retaliate over death of one of the top leaders. >> jeff paul have been following it in israel and joins us from tel-aviv with the latest. hey, jeff. >> despite folks here in tel-aviv basically getting back to their normal day running their ere regards going to work this is a tense moment after fighting in hezbollah and escalated to proportions we haven't seen in quite some time. they have lifted some of those restrictions, the government here in israel that they placed on the public. but they are going to be watching hezbollah very closely to figure out and see what they do next. now we know this all started early this morning. local time israel launched a wave of air strikes targeting hezbollah infrastructure using roughly 100 fighter jets. this was a pre-emptive strike after israeli intelligence received information that hezbollah was mounting a massive attack on israel. hezbollah then fired upwards of 320 rockets and drones all mostly targeting northern israel

now some local media is reporting hezbollah had plans to launch estimated 6,000 rockets and uav to central israel as we await to hear later today the militant group since issued a statement saying their military operation for today has been completed and accomplished. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu reacting also saying this. >> we are determined to do everything we can to protect our country, return the residents of the north safely to their homes and continue to uphold a simple rule. whoever hurts us, we hurt them. >> now the u.s. has confirmed it had no involvement in israel pre-emptive strike in lebanon but they'll be involved today in the ongoing cease-fire negotiations that are set to resume in cairo egypt back to you. >> thank you, jeff. bring in shannon bream fox news anchor chief correspondent now.

shannon good morning to you. love to start with this story. and let's look at it through the lens of american politickings. it is fascinating to think we talk often what will be animating vote when it comes to this election because kamala harris has tried to protect herself on both planks she did so in her speech she talked about both israel and talked about what was happening in gaza. in fact let's attack listen to what she had to say and threading a needle in the way that works politically. j i will always ensure israel has the ability to defend itself at the same time what has happened in gaza over the past ten months is devastating. so many innocent lives lost -- will: what do you think, shannon? >> i don't know if you can tell i was in the forum at the yeented center when she gave that speech and there was definitely you can hear it applause for israel right to defend itself.

there were a few voices here and there yelling things like free palestinian there was nothing organized there in the united center but when she made that follow-up line about the people of palestine, the applause went to another level. so it seen there was a bigger endorsement of that apartment of the that conversation and democrats avoided too much of the optics of the protest that went on outside there were dozens of arrest but it was pretty much under control. it is a really trky thing for her, though, because you heard from so many people who were angry that at the dnc, there was not somebody allowed to speak to the pro-palestinian position from the stage. so i think that, you know, democrats are trying to manage that very carefully. they, you know, acknowledge that it is definitely part of the party and part of the conversation. but they don't want to put that fighter, that faction within the parties on full display and they didn't do it at the stage on the dnc. pete: let's move to domestic politics you as well campaign for president and starts after

labor day and the sprint is starting before labor day as happens with everything. everything gets sped up and both campaigns are going to be in battle ground states this week on tuesday, jd vance will be in michigan. on wednesday harris and walz in georgia thursday trump in michigan, wisconsin and harris in georgia that day and trump in pennsylvania. so they're making traditional conventional campaign stops. but michael goodwin of the new york "posted" on the harris side it is deja blue so asked this to cory lune do corey lewandowski how does the trump campaign force her into where it isn't bubble wrapped choreographed into q and a and more debates. can they do that? shannon: the september 10th debate that is the thing unless the media decides to also -- agree that she needs to start answering some questions, it is simply not going to happen.

i mean, occasional on the tarmac you know a question here or there with this person has now been -- essentially the nominee for more than a month didn't have to go through a single primary debate or you know vetting by the voters in the primaries or the caucus she's not done one sit down interview and listen you have ten, 11 week left so if you're her campaign this is working for you. you've got the vibes, polls you're goapg get a bump for the dnc but the question michael raises is why are we not hearing more about her policies? she hasn't formulated them or think they're not going to be popular with certain segments of the american people who may not vote for them. so i think trump campaign has to keep doing their events push her to do some as well. and i think it is going to have to be the mainstream media saying okay, styming up. it is time to sit down she said by the end of the month we're getting there. it is very close. rachel: they have to smoke her out own voters will decide whether it was a good strategy

or not. on -- on election day. meanwhile, this past weengsd it's been really interesting to see rfk jr. suspend his campaign and then endorse donald trump. no one has ever seen anything like this he's such a -- basically a member of royalty. democrat royalty coming out, and endorsing a republican, and his family is not happy. and so they've come out and made very public statements it is not the first time shannon. but they've come out to make very public statements disavowing him and really criticizing him for doing that in response to that our own tammy bruce posted this on x she said your family has stayed loyal and protective of family members who have done the most appalling of things. but the moment one of your own acts on his own conscience for this country you attempt to

throw him to the wolves in publicly condemn him. never a word for the trial of abused or abandoned women left behind by kennedy. but because one of your men supports trump in an effort to make lives of americans better, that alone is beyond the peal. your thoughts, shannon? >> it is a really pointed post she talks through a number of the scandals and criminal activity alleged against a number family members yet they stood together. and remember, st. patrick's day this year the kennedy family and mass went to the white house and posed with president biden. and posted that, i mean clearly in response to pushing back on rfk jr., you know, campaign at that time. and so, the family has been eat to break with him, and this latest statement from them is saying you know, that he's the one destroying his kennedy legacy. that kind of thing. so -- tam m makes really good points and questions listen if you've stood with family members

through the accusation and scandals how is it that the endorsement of someone you don't agree with finally tippings scales and breaks open that loyalty? >> this topic was so personal to me because my husband i, obviously, come from a family that was in politickings. my husband like rfk your is one of 11 kids, and he's from a swing state in wisconsin so there were -- lots of different political opinions his parents were bernie bros. so-so you know, they would have never come out and publicly denounce his. his mother had a duffy sticker for congress and don't know if she voted for sean but it is so communist to come out against your own family and divide, and let politics and ideology be bigger than family which is just appalling to me. so -- i thought it was interesting good on tammy for writing that. pete: something you get a chance to ask him on fox news sunday rfk jr. on your show.

shannon: exclusive with us and will be with us in studio how did he get to this place with trump? was he promised something? are there all kinds of questions that people have about this pivot. he's also acknowledged how tough it has been for his family and his wife that he's making this decision so talk to him about that, and about his detractors who were worried that he would end up, you know, running hhs or doing something health related within -- a trump administration should president trump be reelect sod we'll talk about that all of that and more and, of course, rachel your interview about food safety he talked about that friday night said that is one of the reasons that he has decided that trump is the better of the options. for voters this fall. >> make america healthy again is trending on x right now. so it's definitely making a splash and people are very interested in this topic and getting rid of the corruption in our government and in our food. so -- >> thank you, shaun. thank you shannon. thanks guys see you later. will: i think that mistake that

you're making and it is a understandable mistake because we would all be attempted to do this to look at the kennedys through lens of a normal family and not making insult to think of like how do you not politics above family? i read killing kennedy by bill o'reilly what you need towns is the political identity of that family, is the identity. meaning, even though kind of would wonder what jfk politic bees today and more centric but he's a democrat. they are democrats that is core to the kennedy identity. pete: the brand. rachel: also catholic clearly family made a deal that they would put that very important part of their value system aside. and support the democrat party it is something i have a lot of questions about as well. i agree. but ultimately -- will: democrats catholics, family. i'm serious like that's -- rachel: certainly on that issue it would appear that's the case

but i think it is interesting because the core values that rfk and rfk sr. and jfk stand for, this -- so many of these things are now being trampled by the idea of democracy, idea that you know, you should have elections that aren't, you know, primaries that aren't rigged the way that the democrats did. i just think that these issues are now getting so big that these other issues are becoming secondary. pete: i'm glad this so-called dynasty is being disrupted they've been held up on a pedestal for hyperinflated reasons so much other -- scandals nonsense out there like enough. enough with the whole -- and him doing this sort of breaks some of that mold. i don't know. rachel: i think there's a lot of good that might come from this endorsement. pete: we shall see. nasa says two astronauts struck in space for 80 days cannot return to earth until 2025. rachel: madeleine rivera joins

with us the details. >> disefl a delayed time line and would have been able to have a crew to earth ultimately nasa decided nobody online star liner because there was so much uncertainty with the thrusters. listen m >> -- >> nasa decided that butch and sunny will return with crew 9 next february and star liner will return uncrewed. our core value is safety. >> ?awngts butch and sunny expected to come back with a spacex dragon nine mission and took off on star liner to international space station in june. it was only supposed to last about a week but engineers found helium leaks issues involving thrusters per associated press the thrusters allow star liner to back away after undocking and then keep the capsule in the proper position for the deorbit. nasa says williams support the

agency decision and understand this is part of the job. >> butch and sunny had plans after returning from ten days in space go weekings out, three week or a month out that have all changed now. but you know, nasa has a very good filter to select folks that are mentally strong. and are able to adjust these guys are professionals. they will be able to adjust and come off with flying colors. >> nasa, though, isn't framing this as a setback agency says that star liners uncrewed flight back to earth will allow them to gather more data will as they say pay dividends for human exploration. star liner is expected to leave from the space station and land back on earth in september. will pete and rachel. rachel: thank you madeleine. will: turning to additional headlines, islamic state claiming responsibility for knife attack that left three dead and eight hurt. at a festival in germany friday

night, police arresting a 26-year-old syrian man who they say committed the crime. and admitted to it as well. police raided this refugee home yesterday and security source claiming the man was in germany seeking asylum. a fox weather alert, flash flood warnings underway for parts of hawaii as the hurricane hona becomes a category one hurricane. the storm spurring winds as fast as 75 miles per hour and waves as high as 25 feet as it movings south of the big island and 8,000 without power in the state. to little league world series lake mary florida, taking down the team from texas. to be crowned best little league teal in the country. >> he sends one up the middle. to first -- and there they are. the united states champions lake

mary florida. will: florida set to take on international champion taiwan later this afternoon. with the 2024 little league world series championship on the line. and those are your headlines. pete: congratulations. rachel: for sure. pete: well this was democrats main issue. >> the world is going to end in 12 years. existential threat of climate. >> it is the threat to ever living thing and we are running out of time. how come we haven't heard much about it from in thes and kamala harris and stage at the dnc because it is a losing issue? rachel: we're beginning to ask mark marano, next.

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biggest threat of our lifetimes. >> the world is going to end in 12 years we don't address climate change like this is our world war ii. planet is running a fever we have to pass legislation. >> the existential threat of climate in the scientist tell us we have a handful of years -- >> we need to work on every front on climate change. it is the threat to every living thing on this planet. and we're running out of time. rachel: even washington post is taken notice saying split screen approach suggest that democrats see talking about environments a lose, lose proposition. here to discuss is climate depot publisher mark marano and she should be bragging about it and no one is talking about this issue. why?

what's happened? sh -- this is the biggest con i've seen in modern politics. kamala harris 2019 was cosponsor of the green new deal. alexandria ocasio-cortez green new deal and cast a tie breaking from inflation reduction act. climate is supposed to be the existential threat and in crisis an emergency, the biden-harris administration was talking openly, "the washington post" associated press declaring national climate emergency. and all of a sudden summer 2024 everything goes silent. and why is that? because according to "the washington post," "the new york times," they have found and focus groups they have found in polling they have found this across the board that there's just no concern over climate change in america. it is dropped even in these polls by mainstream media out of

top issues it is not even in top half. what's happened is they've moved on and framed it according to "new york times" as issue of freedom an climate solutions are freedom. this is after they talked about banning gas powered cars. restricting meat eating gas stoves, thermostat control, cnn promoting travel passports and now silent on this existential threat of the 21st century we're being conned. rachel: no question about it. is this a message to the trump campaign hey talk about what they did on climate change? [laughter] >> yes. this is a huge opening -- it is time they need to ridicule what kamala harris has said and done remember she was the one who said climate, the root causes of immigration and the southern border was climate change. and she actually went down to investigate they can't let her get away with this tim walz vice presidential pick, is the same way she was going back a decade

trying same tactic and told minnesota to support obama climate bills because we would all be rich from it. they're all emphasizing this fake -- government supported green jobs so-called and they're getting labor unions involved and the idea is we're going subsidize through trillion dollars and inflation reduction act was a couple of hundred but now over one trillion and raising so this money is being pumped in. that's how they're trying to sell it. as some kind of cash scam for peel to get rich off of no longer do we face the tipping point 12 years existential threat they know the public is not buying that scientific claptrap. rachel: hopefully the voters are connecting the fact that they are attacking american energy. and oil, and gas, and that that's actually what's driving up prices. really fast before we go, when did aoc say that the world was going to -- we were going to get flooded or -- miami was going to be underwater in 12 years?

how many years ago was that, mark? >> that was 2018 during her campaign so that was putting us at 2030 as that deadline and the clock is ticking but usually when it expires they cross out put a new date. >> ticktock, ticktock thank you marc so great to have you on. >> thank you rachel appreciate it. school bus shortage over a hundred massachusetts students won't have a ride as state adds buses for migrants we talked to an outraged mom from the district, next. jim caviezel here. you know, saint john paul this second profoundly impacted my life. and i just finished recording some incredible new meditations on his life, on the hallow app. this content is incredible. why don't you join us in the saint john paul the second challenge? it'll change your life. download hallow and join me today.

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to a shortage as state started paying for buses for migrant students who families recently moved into their community. so joining us now is ashley and mom of three from that school district. ashley, this is quite the story, and it was one that impacts you personally i understand. you have is it three children? and all of whom now figure out a way to get to school? >> one out of three children had a bus for the school year because she's in elementary other two are middle school and high school that's where stopped buses for these kids. glifl e see one of them right there. i see one of the kids right there. [laughter] make your way in that's fine. not only do you figure it out for two kids but your personal situation a little bit. i know that all of your kids are on iep three miles from the school, and you yourself don't have the capability of driving them to school.

>> so i had quite a fun experience here, and three years ago still license indefinitely for medical and upon that i had had many issues getting my kids to school so february of '23 school system piloted educational neglect on me one has school refusal that's one of the kids not allowed on the bus or getting off the bus so they basically exactly what the child wanted and that is not to be at school so absolutely impossible for me to get him there to access curriculum and services that you are specializing for him so if he's not getting to school to get these services, then -- your kids aren't able to access any type of curriculum from the public schools there's no way to get them there. >> medical issues kept you from maintaining license so you're really in a situation here you need the buses and this is coming as -- this is happening at the same

time in massachusetts migrant population last four years grown exponentially and 325,000 living in massachusetts, 50,000 new arrivals, 50,000 children these are all migrant children, and from what i understand as well, that ashley, that there's bus service set up for these illegal immigrants. so you're losing bus service they're gaining bus service. >> yep. and says that it's government agencies paying for these expray expray -- extra paying for families? >> how does that make you feel? >> i kind of feel torn at this because one going off the iep services it is receiving federal and state funding to receive services outside a budget given to students in the school and along with that public schools made it a priority to have parents sign health insurance waivers for them now to go to

get funding from their health insurance. they're getting three different funding for children specialized on iep why can't they get a bus on top of that, children on iep if a child already regular student no ipe gets a bus lot a child if they don't qualify for specialized transportation automatically get a bus on that bus as well. so i have -- where i was that parent going to schools advocating for parents to get the children services i was here still doing that for my three kids. and i don't understand -- will: last question what are you going to do? >> i'm probably going to keep them home because it narrows it down to the fact that one i can't work. i can't drive. so that means my income is extremely budgeted income and there's four of us so supposed between four to six iewbers for the entirety of the school year to get them to school and question how i pay for the home,

electricity, food they need to eat, the clothes, two pages of list school supplies for each grade, it is not just a public school standardized list each grade has specific thingses they need. will: this while resources are going to, you know, a fie nate number of resources that can go so many places and gong illegal immigrants that could be going to people in need like yourself. the superintendent did give us a statement he said when we complete the process, for no fee busing we received 162 requests thisser yew and couldn't have anticipated a increase to thattened we provide busing as of friday for all k-6 students within our policy. that addresses your elementary school student ashley we're addressing this issue this coming week should be close to getting 100% getting transportation. we'll no more after tuesday so we wish you best of luck on tuesday. what comes after -- hopefully it isn't that you have to keep them home and get them school. thank you ashley.

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>> tomorrow marks three years since the horrific abby gait attack that killed 13 u.s. service members. so let's go off the wall break down what happened and how it impacted americans standing on the world stage real quick before we jump into personal privilege i was there nine years before serving it was clear then, that the afghan army was not capable of taking on the taliban so all of the warning signs we're talking about are late warning signs from a lot of people who should have known. will: those warning signs begin july 2029 when taliban advancing mean what looks like an eminent collapse of the government in afghanistan. pete: what does biden-harris administration i should say do about it they moved up withdrawal because she said september 11th supposed to be made and then september but advancing so fast we need to withdrawal more quickly. will: we remember taliban takes control, of kabul wblg the entirety of the country and the government collapses. pete: in ten days taliban takes

over the whole country an between the 16th and 26th, ten really perilous days where kabul, are all controlled by the taliban. and we're trying toe vact americans and american service members and have the chaos that leads to the suicide bombing on august 26th killing 13 u.s. service members. will: this is what it looked like before suicide bombing people trying to get on the american airplanes leaving -- the country. these are the 13 service members. that lost their lives. pete: this is human consequence that lost that moment on that airfield, i remember i will never forget those moments we're going to have scott man on the program soon what those guys did from august 16th to about august 29th when last bird left it was vets and others squirreling people through holes as taliban was in control. will: where are we now? since that time, zero u.s. officials have been fired. for that horrific withdrawal from afghanistan. pete: only guy that was fired

was a lieutenant colonel who spoke up about how no one was willing to take accountability we have gold star parents on earlier who said milly, austin mckenzie step up to take responsibility no one has. will: pete and i were talking about this during the commercial break and we rewound the dlok 2,000, afghanistan is under the rule of the taliban. rights for women have been restricted. they have gone back in time. pete: absolutely. taliban is going to do what the taliban does they made promises we won't do this, girls are not in school only country in the world by the way that bans women from education. is the taliban. will: this issue i know important to you, many and this is what you were talking about with scott man operation pineapple express continues by vets and private citizens to get american and american interpreters for the united states of america out of afghanistan. pete: the special immigrant visa program, is a disaster. it takes far too long there are

still guys and scott will talk about this, allies our stuck in afghanistan who can not get out because it didn't happen in the first 13 days still hunted by the taliban. will: you had your former translator sabor on the program yesterday. >> when you talk about interpreter who is join battle who did everything they could to support this mission, are now living in with no hope, with nothing is america under this current administration going to honor its promise? we made a promise we made a quest to these people. will: interpreters weren't only thing left behind in afghanistan as you're aware 7 billion in equipment that we left in afghanistan. >> helicopters, tanks, humvee missile rifles, on techs, radicals, complicated sophisticated technology, about a day and a half ago you saw footage of the taliban parade was that bagram air force base they're flying our anti-ied

vehicles all controlled. >> continuing funding sent to the taliban. >> funds different aid programs but a lot of it made it into the central bank of afghanistan which is controlled by the taliban so we don't know exactly how many of the three billion went straight to the taliban. but if you're running an aid agency from the u.n. right now inside afghanistan, you think you're not having to do the bidding of the taliban. of course, you are. so u.s. taxpayer money after the withdrawal under the biden-harris administration is going to the taliban. by the way, back to this equipment too will. a lot of this is in the handle of hezbollah right now. so taliban -- american equipment from the taliban to hezbollah on the border of israel. they proliferated around the region. will: consequences he points out of what happened what's been left behind. in afghanistan, first of all full taliban control of the country. pete: that happened in ten days we spent two decades building an army and collapsed in ten days they took full control, and it was -- it began a cascade this was one

of the huge foreign policy mistake that they tried to say it was a success. it was biggest airlift in american history, everyone was embarrassed. the world was aghast that america would allow something like this to happen. that we leave in such a manner. will: no one more than the men and women who fought in afghanistan. and that's set the stage while it was first foreign policy failure for appearance of weakness on world stage by america leading to numerous event which is are well aware of like russia invading ukraine and hamas attacking israel and prediction but a situation where china is on the brink. pete: china is marching around with initiatives they paid a lot of attention to the -- to the sheer incapability that the arrogance things are just work out the way america wants against an enemy they think is a lot inpure your to what they capable of in the taliban really bad news and no one from harris biden administration has took

responsibility, remember she was the last one in the room. said it was a -- she's kivel with it. comfortable with that? >> no answers to what her approach would be to foreign policy were she president. now to meteorologist rick for our fox news forecast. >> we have a storm in hawaii you care so much about hawaii and maui this one impacting the big islands so a little further to the south. attack a look at the weather map show you what i'm talking about. this right here is now a hurricane, became a hurricane this morning hurricane hona bringing a lot of rain especially to the windward side of the big island sol big spots there five to eight inches of rain could cause localized flooding maybe a little bit of rain on dry side of the island as well. this storm continues to pull off towards the west. away from hawaii, but the tropical atlantic we are headed towards the absolute peak of hurricane season and look at this absolutely nothing on the radar that we're looking at for the next seven days and a big reason of this has been this dust that saharan dust off of

africa that kind of dries out and that moisture that comes from africa, the tropical africa waves that come off and we're going to probably see that for the next few days again over the next seven days not looking at anything big. we have one big story across the lower 48 that is this. big time heat impacting much of the central plains. going to be feeling like 110 for a lot of people there going to be impressive for next if days. all right guys baa fox you inside. >> thank you rick. >> 110 in des moines. >> that africa desert dust i remember talking about that arriving in america not more on that coming up. we would like to know more on that. but the second national sea at the library day, brings wholesome books to children across america. pete: we're talking to the band who started it all kirk cameron, next.

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web system outages. to the port of seattle earlier yesterday morning, airport officials encourage travelers to check with their airlines for the latest flight information as they work to restore full service. as of this morning the airport seems to be back on track with flight aware only reporting a few delays and cancelations. thousands of christians are expected to march for jesus today in boston. the event is being called the largest christian gathering on the bothen common since billy gram preached there in 1950. march will feature local worship bands, speakers and gospel singers and it will begin around 2 p.m. eastern if you're in boston head over to the commons, and those are your headlines. pete: thank you rachel. rachel: you got it. pete: special day libraries all across the country yesterday. >> god bless america --

♪ land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her ♪ ♪ and guide her ♪ ♪ through the night with a light from above ♪ ♪ >> it was the second national cu at the library day with 360 story hours held in 45 states and families gathering to read wholesome children books singing the national anthem god bless america and pray. the man behind this movement actor writer produce actor kirk cameron joins us now. what an awesome thing to see over 30,000 at least people attend attended these across the country but remind us how this came about this see you at the library day. >> pete, rachel so great to be with you guys this morning this came about a couple of years ago we started seeing publics in public libraries and we're being banned because libraries said they didn't line up with the values of love and kindness, and

peace. and we ended up greeted by thousands and thousands of family who is want to get back to these values that culminated into a national see you at the library day and this year, we -- we were even larger than last year with 360 librarians all 50 states organized by others not me -- not brave books but moms and dads, and i went to three of them yesterday and we were overwhelmed with people who just love god love their family and love this country. >> this has become an organic thing anyone can get involved in their local community is there a certain set of books? how do you choose what is shared with the kids? >> well you can choose whatever books you want to share with the kids they can be -- books that you've written books that i've written. brave books or any book, and that's what is so beautiful about it. is that these are families that showed up and they have their kids waving all of these american flags not rainbow flags, i'm so thankful that values they're celebrating are

the values that made this such a great country. like faith and morality, and education -- law and liberty. you know, back in june, there was a world record set for the world largest drag queen story hour and guinness recorded it with 260 people we had 30,000 people, over 350 story hours, and they were waving american flags. and that just makes me feel so good -- guinness didn't show up but we had the world largest story hour yesterday. see you at the library. pete: nice resistance you still get resistance from libraries, kirk? >> you know it is usually not the libraries or the people who visit the libraries. but some of the leadership some of them undidded this event kirk and heaven forbid we talk about compassion, self-control and faith. >> i know you wear that as a badge of honor. certainly, not what --

reading if praying -- singing national anthem reading wholesome book is apocklapse. go to brave books.com we have lots more coming. this isn't see you next year pete we have a children tv show in the fall more great books all kinds of things. pete: you'll blow your record think about that and a lot more at brave books.u.s. as well that's worth checking out. kirk great american, we love having you, thank you. >> thank you, sir, god bless you. pete: god bless you don't move, don't go anywhere. still a final hour of "fox & friends" weekend to come. ♪ ♪ respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older.

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