passions that will come to an end at some point.wi we will believe that at some point you will be left with your fate.ound that is our firm foundation and we stand firmly in it.even top to bottom to see the fruitse of it and the amount of people o that came and more importantly the multitude of people thatpe came with the hearts trulyle t affected by it. >> kayleigh: gee, i have only 15 seconds but were students receptive to this?in >> absolutely god was speaking directly to the hearts of many people. am talking people bawling andfr crying in front of the baptisms. it was so powerful. >> kayleigh: wow i love this,l gee, master, kamryn, you inspire me. i'm kayleigh mcenany end for laura ingraham and think you're watching a special edition of "the ingraham angle." >> one of my highest priority is

to do what we can to support and strengthen the middle class. and when i look at the aspirations, the goals, the american people, i think that people are ready for a new way forward. >> todd: it is the interview we have waited nearly 40 days for. vice president kamala harris finally, finally taking questions but alongside running mate tim walz. did the americans get the answers we are waiting for? we have the major moments at the trump team responds and since their site back on pennsylvania. ♪ ♪ but first we are following breaking news out of dallas, texas, where one police officer is dead and to go others rush to the hospitals after a chase ends and what is being described as a flurry of gunfire or. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this friday morning and i am todd piro, carley shimkus is off today.

dallas police holding a press conference and chanley painter here with everything. >> dallas police confirming three officers shot in the line of duty around 10:00 p.m. last night. they say officers responding to an officer in distress call near oak cliff community center found dallas police officer shot in a march patrol car. the officers exchanged gunfire with armed suspect at the scene where two more officer shot. as of right now when in stable condition and one critical condition and one officer dead. after the shoot up the officer fled the scene with a high-speed chase and the pursuit ended in louisville. according to the police, when the suspect exited the vehicle, he had a long gun at the officers fired at the suspect killing him. the two officers reportedly with life-threatening injuries taken into separate hospitals while the officer who passed away taken to methodist hospital where this video shows dozens of officers including the armor

guard lining the entrance and paying respect to the fallen officer and what appears to be a family member escorted into the building. squad cars leaning up to with emergency lights flashing. the press briefing, the officers told the reporters, the officers are hurting and we asked for prayers this morning as the investigation continues, toddy. >> todd: keep us posted on developments throughout this hour. meantime, the election and kamala harris first official interview as the democrat nominee for president. doug was eager live in washington with one of the vice president's plan for a new way forward cocoa doug. >> we've been looking for policy details from the vice president but this was painting broad strokes in a first sitdown interview since becoming a candidate more than a month ago. >> one of my highest priorities is to do what we can to support and strength in the class.

when i look at the aspirations, the goals, the ambitions of the american people, i think that people are ready for a new way forward. day one, it's going to be about one implementing a plan for an opportunity economy. i have already laid out a number of proposals in that regard. >> but harris for difficult or explaining of drop reversals in the recent weeks from electric vehicle mandates and border wall to now former opposition to fracking. >> i think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed. you mentioned the green new deal. i have always believed and i have worked on that the climate crisis israel. that value has not changed. my failure what we need to do to secure the border.

that probably is not changed. >> for his part vp tim walz asked about his assertion that he carried a weapon in war after never having actually been in combat. he blamed that on an error in his grammar. >> we were talking about in this case and after school shooting and the ideas of curing these weapons of war. my wife said my grammar is not always correct but again, if it is not this an attack on my children to show love for me or an attack on my dog. i will not do that one thing i will never do is to mean another person service and i never have and never will. >> as some clips of the interview began to be released through the day yesterday, former president trump reacted. >> it was a tape witnessing it live and why are we doing it live and she's doing it taped? [cheers and applause] but -- she was sitting behind that desk, this massive desk, and she didn't look like a leader to

me. i will be honest. i didn't see her negotiating with kim jong un like we did with kim jong un. so we will have to see what happens. >> and so much of the focus now turns to pennsylvania with trump heading there today and harris campaigning with president biden in pittsburgh on monday, todd. >> todd: 7x55 minutes, we will break down this interview from every angle and i can't wait to do it by the great set up from doug luzader. we appreciated. harris harris says her campaign has not changed but she says she has evolved from previous positions on the border and illegal immigration during her time during the biden white house. these were her thoughts on decriminalizing illegal migrant crossings. listen. >> i am in favor of saying we will not treat people and documented across the border. >> do you think it should be civil rather than a crime to

cross the border without documentation? can we keep the hands up so we can see them? >> todd: now, kamala is saying, "unauthorized border crossings are illegal." and her previous stance on i.c.e. detention centers. >> when you become president, will you be committing to close immigration detention centers? >> absolutely on day one. >> todd: on day one she said but now her thoughts on i.c.e. detention centers ensure compliance with immigration proceedings and decisions including removal. finally her stance on abolishing i.c.e.. >> we have to critically re-examine i.c.e. and its role and the way it is being administered and the work. we need to think about starting from scratch. >> todd: she wants to increase for border security and enforcement efforts. do not go anywhere.

joe concha, cheryl casone, breaking out the week breaking down the topics and especially from a kamala interview. we are talking to the coach of the little league world series champs before their big parade. a lot to talk about on a friday before the labor day weekend. keep it right here on "fox & friends first." ♪ ♪

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>> severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes in the upper midwest. just yesterday the storm reports last 24 hours and we will watch all of that shift a little further off to the east and low level of severe weather, but it is still out there chicago, minneapolis, fort wayne in this area does include detroit. a moderate risk with severe weather today and the other big weather story across the country is what is happening along the golf. it is a true rainmaker with a ton of moisture pulled up along the gulf coast. that means ultimately some really rainy conditions the next couple of days all the way through the weekend around the big heavy showers that could

ultimately lead to flooding across the area. otherwise the forecast today, those thunderstorms in the middle of the country and that is the one spot to slow down a little bit. obviously, a lot of folks traveling to the next few days and roughly 200,000 people from yesterday. they are port delays largely on the gulf coast where we showed you and back across the midwest where the couple of weather systems we are tracking as we head into this holiday weekend. >> todd: i sent yesterday and i will see it you are showing the airport forecast and people are flying. the murder trial of 24-year-old ucla student stabbed 26 times in broad daylight back in 2022. officially underway and the prosecutors rebuilt the suspect actually bent the knife blade during the fatal attack. >> the evidence will demonstrate that the defendant was attacked with such force and such determination and numerous

swings of the knife that he bent the steel blade. >> todd: absolutely horrible. the suspect was on was at the time of the killing and has a long rap sheet with 12 arrests going back to 2010. yesterday, we spoke to a north carolina north carolina woman who was stabbed in the face by criminal career criminal and she said the biden-harris and democrat policies failed her. >> honestly with our judicial system, they have failed me and they have failed others just by constantly giving this man just simple assault charges, putting him in jail a little bit, and letting him be released. somebody who has already stabbed multiple people, to me, should be charged with attempted murder, not simple assault. he shouldn't be allowed to walk the streets free with the rest

of us arming others. that is my main goal is to get the story out so potentially he doesn't have a chance to harm anybody else like he's harm to me. >> todd: the suspect has been in and out of jail for the last two decades. he was released from prison eight days before that attack on that young lady. the trump campaign calling out kamala harris for not addressing the crime crisis one single time during her 60 minute cnn interview and that failing biden-harris policies motivating some asian americans to rally around former president trump. mike joe, president renovation making america great again and a hallway him, the spokes spokesperson, they both join me now. mike, i will begin with you and obviously we didn't hear anything on crime but kamala harris has been talking tough on crime belying her actual record and excuse me i'm getting choked up. she has a long history of soft on crime positions including not

pursuing the death penalty for cop killer and wanting to eliminate cash mail and pushing for donations to blm fund during 2020 riots. how does her soft on crime record player with the asian american voter, mike? >> yes, first, thank you for having me. asian america suffer the most from soft-on-crime policies and some are even murdered and also many asian american are escaping from california. i want to point out many nations escape from communism and are escaping from california. their policies to take over america, we have no place to escape. >> todd: that is an interesting perspective they escaped communism and now have to escape california.

such a fascinating perspective. holy, from crime did you hear anything in last nights interview that benefits the asian american community? >> hello, kamala harris does not address these issues that are really impacting us. the radical policies from the biden-harris administration really hurt americans. what about the economy? what about education rights? what about border security and for national security issues? so we really do not think she needs to be an office just because she's half asian. that is what we need to make sure asian americans understand. her policies have heard us tremendously. education rights, crime, health care, infd so the voting bloc for asian americans is very important. 30% of registered asian americans are either independent or have no party affiliation. and so, this can be a deciding

factor for the election. we want to make sure asian americans understand it is about policy and not just heritage. 's we went to that point on the number, we have different staffs, folder that may be the qualifier 56% of the voters lean democrat whereas 39% lean republican. holly do you expect democrats to pick kamala, or is there an opportunity for trump to convert based on what you say focusing on the issues? about 30 seconds to you. >> i think we need to focus on the issues. the issues are so important. they are tabletop issues we need to address: inflation, higher cost for bread, milk, and other things. with the americans focus on the issue and a hate border con control, we need to make sure this is president trump is what

is going to bring this country and make america great again. >> todd: and you are the two getting out the ma to asian american vote for the former president to become the future president, mike and holly. time for a fresh new word salad and she is stirring it up from kamala harris. >> climate crisis israel and it is an urgent matter to which we should apply metrics that include holding ourselves to deadlines around time. >> todd: the mainstream media is eating it up though. we break it down with a big interview but who else, joe concha. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga.

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♪ ♪ >> todd: it only took 39 days for vice president harris to sit down for an interview, and the

media think she knocked it out of the park. watch. >> she is connected to her work and seem strong, confident and someone who can be president of the united states. >> she is brilliant on her answers that values have not changed and she does what is right on all issues. >> you might not like the way she answer them but she answered as capable, qualified leader. >> she said, look, this i ultimately said i would do and i will keep my word and i will keep my word again. that was the strongest argument she could put forward. >> todd: joe concha is a fox news contributor and joins me now appear at the moment they have been waiting for, the interview. do your share of the media's praise for kamala harris? and remember, keep your answers short, joe, we have deadlines on the show and those deadlines, joe, based around time. >> yeah, a lot of deadlines and usually when you have a deadline

based on time, that was an interesting answer she gave there. we found the recent kamala harris as avoided talking to the press nearly six weeks since essentially becoming the democrat party. you take away the teleprompter, a train wreck dumpster fire if we want to use a word that does not exist. and to impact from this interview, for starters she looked nervous and she filibustered a ton when she was answering these questions. dana bash decent questions, but she forgot this thing called a follow up when she was getting answers that deserved follow-ups clearly. the lies that kamala harris told here, taught a, emotional support animal next to her, tim walz, and awkward word, why was he there? the lies told were on baghdad bob type of level. for example, harris said she is

now not for banning fracking and she made it clear 2020 when she ran for president on a debate stage she was not preventing but she dropped out before she got to 2020. i can't find any proof of her being for fracking during that year of 2020. i haven't heard a thing about it since. what i do know the biden-harris administration day one in office band fracking on federal lands. that is a fact and so if she is for fracking, how did she allow that to happen and of course, dana bash did not bring that up. the big picture and we talked about this on the program, you take away the teleprompter and she was looking down i assume that notes and sounded like a human chornobyl. in the end, todd, a net negative and not net positive and cnn and msnbc said they would like it but they would say that no matter what. when you see the clips going viral, it will not be good and i

don't think you see her do a interview in the month of december and the debate becomes a big, big focus more than ever before. >> todd: it is an interesting answer because the optics did not jump out to do no power. there is a power vision one can give and i would argue kamala harris herself has given throughout the last 39 days in many instances. i don't know if she did it last night. getting back to the substance, u.s. joe, what would kamala harris do on day one? what would you do day one in the white house? >> there are a number of things but first and foremost, one of my highest priority is to do we can to support and strength in middle class. and i look at the aspirations, the goals, the ambitions of the american people, i think that people are ready for a new way forward.

in a way that generations of americans have been fueled by hope and by optimism. >> todd: joe, the passage of time and that answer 35 seconds of the sound bite have left me burdened by lack of specifics of what has been. all joking aside, are these constant platitudes and lack of any specifics going to do it for her and win for the white house? >> absolutely not, todd. august was a great month for her because she was in teleprompter. as we turn the page to september and does a debate 90 minutes and that interview she did last night was 18 minutes? it was pretaped, and if you look at at her answer to dana ba bash, she is looking off into the air. she is not making eye contact. imagine her in front of president xi or president putin or anybody of substance. she did not look comfortable there at all. by the way, if i were i were dana bash, she should have asked

question one how about this, you support taxing realized gains on capital gains. critics say that will take the stock market. explain why they are wrong. question two code you boys support sanctuary cities but why do you think they work? you support free health care for those who enter the country illegally and how does that get paid for and why should those here illegally received same benefits as those here in the country legally from a sanitation/education and policing perspective? question four, you support cash free billows of a crime when dripping citizens out of cities like new york, chicago, san francisco and why do you think cash bail laws are good for the community? question five, you support biological mints competing against biological women and why do you think that is a fairer advantage and a danger to female athletes and then can get pregnant? i would love questions like that and i hope she has asked those

things at some point by abc. i don't have a lot of faith that can she go 90 minutes with donald trump sitting across the table? when there will be a lot more questions and no support? i don't think it will work too well quite frankly. >> todd: one of those will come out in the debate and to your point real tough for her to flip-flop on that. speaking of flip-flops, the word salad everybody is talking about today, she is insisting she has not flip-flopped. watch. >> i think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed. you mentioned the green new deal. i have always believed and i have worked on it that the claimant crisis is real. it is an urgent matter to which we should apply metrics that include holding ourselves to deadlines around time. we did that with the inflation reduction act.

>> todd: joe, i know i joked about the deadlines earlier but i think this answer is the most important and we need to scrutinize it. it is not a joke. isn't she admitting and the answer she is betraying her true beliefs and far left values just to win an election in that very answer? >> that is a campaign at right there, todd, to answer your question. pennsylvania, how do you feel about the fact she supports the green new deal and in fossil fuel? she says she is for fracking but do you believe that? she says she wants to an offshore drilling and if that is the case and you are a pennsylvania boater, who cannot be happy about that and she maintains her values and she wants to abolish i.c.e. and illegal border crossings should be illegal and provide health insurance for those in the country illegally. we could go on and on but todd, she is looking down constantly during the interview and there was no command

whatsoever. again, that debate september 10th is everything at this point. >> todd: all eyes will be watching. joe concha, have a great holiday weekend and we will see you in september. to the latest on this terrifying video out of aurora, colorado, where terrified residents say the city has been overtaken by a violent venezuelan migrant gang. but the democratic governor there is calling it a figment of their imagination. this is unbelievable. more on it next. ♪ ♪ in our family there was a passion for glass making that's passed down through the generations. we stood on some pretty broad shoulders to get to where we are at today. on ancestry i was able to actually put together our family tree. each person is a glass worker.

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♪ ♪ >> todd: hey, did to her about this? former president trump would make it free for ivf for second term in office. a reproductive freedom bus tour across the battleground states. fox business here with the details, happy friday cheryl casone. >> happy friday to you. ivf treatments are expensive and often cost tens of thousands of dollars for single round euros estimate is $20,000 for one route many women need multiple rounds. there is no guarantee of success. former president trump looking to take that burden off of americans wanting to have children. >> i'm announcing today and a

major statement under the trump administration, your government will pay for or your insurance company will be mandated to pay for all costs associated with ivf treatment, fertilization for women the. ivf treatment. we are pro-family and nobody has ever said that before, but the ivf treatments are expensive and very hard for many people to do it and to get it. but i have been in favor of ivf right from the beginning. >> despite trump clearly saying he is in favor of ivf, the harris-walz campaign say saying, "donald trump could effectively ban ivf nationwide and trump if not more than he braves but voters are not stupid because trump overturned roe v. wade. ivf is under attack and women's freedoms have been ripped away in states across the country." both have increased tax credit during his time in office and

doubled the tax credit and establish paid leave for federal employees. >> we want more babies, to put up very nicely. and for the same reason, we will also allow the new parents to deduct major newborn expenses from their taxes so that parents that have a beautiful baby will be able. >> also new this hour, the harris-walz team announcing freedom bus tour across the battleground states. that mandate on insurance companies to mandate ivf we have seen companies are covering that cost for employees. sum paid fixed amounts and some lifetime axes and it can be $100,000 very quickly for some treatments. just one cycle if everybody that ought out in 20221 cycle pay for the government or mandate thought put into play

$7.8 billion. so we have to talk about the cost of that of this proposal. sometimes the devil is in the details as you know. >> todd: a lot of people will talk about this this next week and this big idea and this topic. this are working to twist and turns the last 24 hours. >> again, a terrifying situation for the residents and aurora asking for help. a group of men walking up a stairwell in aurora complex and carry rifles, handguns, and that video before a shoot out in a complex that left one person injured and vehicles riddled with bullets. dismissing the concern saying hey, the governor has let the mayor know the status ready to support the local police department with assistance from state troopers and colorado bureau of investigation if needed. according to the police intelligence this invasion is largely a feature of danielle jurinksy's imagination and that is from the governor.

here is her response. >> this bank has taken over several complexes in aurora. they are controlling these complexes with guns. they go in and beat up the staff, put guns to their heads. we need the federal and state partners to step in at this point. >> this is a federal problem. this is a poem borne by the federal government. but i think what we are trying to find out i believe occurred is that federal agencies worked with some of our local nonprofits and put them there. >> todd, it is fair to say that the governor's gaslighting. >> todd: don't miss cheryl today, thank you. this does not stop with migrant gang takeovers. southern california, parents are afraid to send their kids to school because migrants have tried to stop and board those school buses with children inside.

>> 20 illegal migrants tried to get on the bus at one of the bus stops. it is scary at these kids are put into the situation. >> we don't know who these people or we don't know if they have a criminal history or what their background is. >> todd: caroline dobson a u.s. congressional candidate from alabama. she just did a ride along with border patrol in texas and she joins us now. your opponent said and i will read this immigration is not a major issue for voters in your district. when you hear about aurora, colorado, and southern california school bus story, how do you respond to his claim? >> well mojo with these situations are terrifying. we feel the impacts and the commercial district of the open border policies biden-harris administration. it is no surprise that my opponent is trying to deny that this is a problem because he was part of that administration. he was part of biden's

transition tepe and help put in place policies that have harmed our economy and have danger their citizens. you can talk to anyone in the district, parents, grandparentst officers, business leaders, all concerned about the impacts of open border policy. there certainly is a rising crime. a 19-year-old in the district was killed earlier this year because of an illegal alien. not only illegally came here but then apprehended for a dui and released about three years ago. additionally, died of the fentanyl overdose last year and much of it manufactured in china. a shirt across the border due to the open border policies of the biden-harris figures administration. this is just an example of the textbook plausible deniability that my opponent and kamala harris are engaging in. the people of alabama and the people of america can see right

through it because they know this is a huge problem. that is why i came to el paso to witness the problem on the ground. if you want to know more about my immigration policies, check out dog super congress conquer stockholm. 's boom of the border visit you went to the scene of the crime and heavy area and el paso is where some people reporting high alert from members of venezuelan and crossing into the city and in aurora, colorado, making that story and national headliner. have to leave it there and thank you for your time but let's check in with lawrence jones to see what is coming up on fox & friends. >> good morning good morning on fox & friends shoulder from the media over a month. vice president kamala harris sits down for her first interview defending her flip-flops and defending her campaign as a new way forward of. tim walz joining that interview defending his military service

as a matter of grammar. we will ask j j.d. vance and trump's plan to make ivf free for everyone. and a homeless man in a career criminal charged and the furniture store murder of 24-year-old ucla grad student who was stabbed 26 times in the brazen daytime attack. we will talk to the assistant attorney general running to replace cass cohen who said the suspect should have never been on the streets in the first place. and it is the unofficial end to the summer and "fox & friends" concert series. we have the last concert of the series, country artist justin moore and randy houser are here performing. we have a busy friday and you don't want to miss a minute of it. it. ♪ ♪...

every day across our nation, families talk about their plans for the future, and they talk about how they're going to achieve them financially. and prices are still too high. when i am elected president, i will make it a top priority to bring down cost. we should be doing everything we can to make it more affordable to buy a home. under my plan, more than 100 million americans will get a tax cut. i will help families, letting you keep more of your hard earned money. as president, i will be laser focused on creating opportunities for the middle class that advance their economic security, stability, and dignity if you want to know who someone cares about, look who they fight for. donald trump fights for billionaires and large corporations. i will fight to give money back to working and middle

class americans. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message.

>> you have been vice president for three and a half years. >> yep. >> the steps you are talking about now, why haven't you done them already? >> first of all, we have to recover as an economy, we have done that i'm very proud of the work that we have done that has brought inflation down to less than 3%. we created over 800,000 new manufacturing jobs, bringing business back to america. what we have done to improve the supply chain, so we're not relying on foreign governments to supply american families with their basic needs, i'll say that that's good work. there's more to do but that's

good work. >> todd: kamala harris seeming to struggle explaining how she thinks the economy is doing well even though americans are being crushed by rising prices. brian brenberg is the co-host of "the big money show" joins us now. great to see you. >> yeah. >> todd: she brags about putting out the fire but ignores the fact that she and joe biden started that fire. >> that's the thing. we had to fix all this stuff. no, actually we were in a pretty good spot. and then under you guys we got that price thing and we got that you can't afford a house thing. that's not good work. that's the question that danna barb is asking you and, like every other question, she couldn't answer it. i mean, it wasn't even that she couldn't give details. she couldn't even trace the logic of how she is going to try to address these things with a second crack at it, maybe, as president. and as an economist. that's what gets me. okay. i want somebody who is coherent on economic issues. she knew she wasn't coherent on

these issues. that's why she was looking down at the table and looking around and avoiding eye contact. a little self-confidence would actually be nice here. you didn't even get that. >> todd: paul krugman says ridiculously crazy economic policies. at least you know what is he saying the facts, the specifics behind it. here it's just of kind of like the typical word salad. >> you get a word salad. when you get a policy that's the kind of thing that's not going to work. grocery prices we're going to do the -- we're going to fight price gouging price controls? that's not going to work. that's going to give us venezuela or housing give everybody $25,000. all that's going to do take prices you can't afford and increase them by 25,000. walk me through it. only 18 minutes. that was self-imposed deadline. they could have talked for an hour. >> todd: policy with some specifics and she calls it price

gauging as opposed to price gouging. >> she is inventing new terms i guess. i can't comment on what that is. >> todd: goes all in on her stance on fracking. >> no. and he made that clear on the debate stage in 2020 that i would not ban fracking as vice president i did not ban fracking. as president i will not ban fracking. in 2020 i made very clear where i stand. we are in 2024 and i have not changed my position or going forward. i kept my word and i will keep my word. >> todd: when they say i'm clear they are anything but unclear. it's so crazy. but county voters specifically in pennsylvania where fracking is life trust that answer? >> why would you trust that answer? all she was asking for there is tell me why your view has changed. she is not even nailing her for having changed her view. and kamala says, basically, i can't tell you why my view has changed, which means she saying

something different for political expediency which means, as soon as politics changes, her view changes. if i'm in pennsylvania and my livelihood depends on the political winds shifting around her, i don't want to play that game. >> todd: don't take your word for it take her words for it through the interview when she says my values haven't changed. she said she is the same person that she was 40 days ago throughout her entire life. she basically said i'm changing this stuff for the campaign. >> brian: i think her values need change. she has got to start caring about prices and economic growth and the american family and affordability. i think given her profile and track record, the values are the problem. change them. so that you care about how people are doing not just how your political fortunes are changing. >> so they're all headed out onto the campaign trail this week battleground states. how does trump take what she said or in fact didn't say and transthrat into independent

voters coming over to him. >> walk into that vacuum. she left a wide open space for somebody to come in and say here's how we're gonna fix what you care about. i hope former president trump walks on the stage and says i'm going to tell you everything. she wouldn't touch. here's how we are going to do it. i did it before. we are going to do it again. trust either the facts that i'm giving you or, you know, the platitudes she is reaching for. and i'm telling -- i firmly believe americans who are feeling the pain of this economy, if they hear somebody talk about the issues and not run away from them, i got to believe they are going to affiliate with that. >> todd: double b. two guys who love to lean into the camera. >> brian: not enough space for the both of us. >> todd: end on a high note on this labor day weekend friday eve. friday. little league soaking in success after incredible world team series victory. disney world and preparing for

celebratory parade tomorrow. lake mary all stars and joins me now. jonathan, congratulations to you. awesome win. the game very famous for that final play. everybody talking about it. now, for your faith based speech, getting your team ready how crucial was faith for you and the boys on your road to the title? >> it was pretty big. i appreciate you having me on. we got real tight with that after our opposing coach passed away. we said a few prayers for his family, for the community and, you know, after that, i got prayed over in williamsport and, you know, you haired the speech. it came to a point where i needed to pull that out and let these kids know just stay calm. we got. this it will be okay. >> todd: in a world we are often told to hide our faith because faith isn't popular anymore. did the boys buy in based upon

the results? it sure seems they did. >> yeah. i think most of them have some type of background, some faith-based background. i know jacob goes to orange wood christian. christopher goes to enunciation. dj is the one that asked to pray for ramieh and his family and the community. so, you know, a lot of these kids have some type of faith. but, just in general, when you playing sports you have to believe you can win when you play sports. >> todd: couldn't agree more. what county best part of taking home the title? >> bringing this thing back to lake mary, man. i wanted this for lake mary so bad since the day i stepped foot at that complex. and just, you know, be able to do it with my son. and my family. and these boys that i have coached, you know, at some point in time throughout the season for oa few years, it was

something i will never forget. >> todd: it's awesome, we are watching the video right now. the boys look so happy. they should be. congrats to you, congrats to the boys. have a great weekend from. baseball to college football, fans not disappointed for the first thursday slate of the season, which included the colorado buffs and staff player and future new york giant travis hunter putting on a show. >> one, they just get it off into the end zone. contact. what a catch, a miraculous, implausible, impossible catch by 12. >> todd: oh my, he's good. that's just one of 300 touchdowns. buffalo win 31-6. >> west-noon eastern on fox. have great weekend. enjoy the gages, "fox & friends" right now. ♪ ♪