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or symptoms of an infection. talk to your neurologist about vyvgart hytrulo for gmg and picture your life in motion. ♪ >> ainsley: it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is friday, october 4th. this is "fox & friends." we start with a fox news alert. one crisis averted. but, dems are still on the defense. the dock workers strike has now ended for now as a tentative deal is reached. but, after costing our economy buildbillions of dollars. the leadership of the biden-harris administration facing questions this morning. >> brian: it's not just on the strike. as the white house accused of not doing enough for the rural communities, hit hard by the hurricane, hurricane helene across six states, but mostly western north carolina. plus, tomorrow, donald trump will return to the site of his

first assassination attempt, i know it's easy to get confused. butler, pennsylvania, to finish his speech, closed quote. calling it attribute to the american spirit. we have the preview. >> lawrence: so steve is in florida at harry's and natives getting the pulse of the people. we will be there in a second. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now, and, remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ wake me up before you go, girl ♪ don't leave me hanging on like a yo-yo [cheers] >> steve: welcome back to harry's and the natives. [cheers and applause] hello, how are you? [cheers] >> steve: hello, everybody. the line is out the door and down the street and around the block. they have actually run out of parking here and people are parking across the street at their church and they are

parking -- they are not open yet. but harry's is. all right. it's 7:00. you can have a drink. [cheers] >> you want one? [laughter] >> steve: mornings are better with friends, right? nice to have you. thank you very much. hey, listen. [cheers] >> steve: this has been a great day today in south florida. here is another 7 o'clocker. so many people are excited. [chanting u.s.a.] >> steve: as we introduced to you harry a little while ago -- thank you very much. she has been asking me about bloody mary's and she has got hers. you can't drink it on tv so you can drink it -- take a sip behind the sign. take a sip behind the sign. all right. are you done? >> um-huh. >> steve: okay. that's better. they are all here today because harry of harry and the natives put out a word that he was going to have to close the business because of costs and everything like that. the community has rallied.

"fox & friends" showed up. we have more special guests, ainsley, brian and lawrence. another busy hour from south florida. >> brian: steve, could you do me a favor? could you check ids? i want to make sure everyone is of age. i don't want though place raided. it would be really embarrassing. >> steve: yeah. brian. >> brian: everyone here is over 21. >> steve: the martin county sheriff is actually -- remember, his department is the one that apprehended that guy from west palm beach who was in the bushes the sheriff is here today and so are his deputies. >> ainsley: wow. >> steve: a lot of fans of law enforcement. [cheers] >> brian: steve, a question, you don't have to answer now. >> steve: by the way -- go ahead. >> brian: you don't have to answer now, these are the type of bloody mary's with horse radish. when you put horse radish in a bloody marry you have made a commitment. commitment i would like and my brother has chronicled before.

[laughter] >> steve: new york city wants to know how much horse radish is in there? >> a lot! >> lawrence: she gets it. >> ainsley: she likes it. >> steve: it's not because 7:00 and they are drinking, but so many people have already called me peter. they think -- they all think i'm peter doocy. hey, who thinks i'm peter doocy? [cheers] [laughter] >> steve: i'm his dad. anyway, as i said, special guest, we have brian mast in the house. is he going to be with us in just a minute live from harry and the natives. [cheers] >> lawrence: that's a big place. >> ainsley: it's florida. it's florida. this is when all the snow birds start to move back down. is it starting to get busy down there? >> lawrence: season folks. >> brian: 21-year-olds pushing the line a little bit. >> ainsley: the sheriff will be on it. >> lawrence: why are you dressing like me and ainsley. we were talking about this. >> brian: i got dressed when i

got up today. >> lawrence: 3:00? >> brian: 2:20. >> ainsley: at home or here. [. >> lawrence: how you maintain the quality of the clothes. you leave them here. >> brian: really? >> ainsley: i want to be as comfortable as possible. >> lawrence: that's the story i'm running with. >> brian: with me, i got to get dressed at home because i'm going to forget stuff like pants. i have my suit where are the pants? where are the socks? i have no shoes. >> ainsley: at least you know yourself. >> brian: every day i stay within myself. >> ainsley: you know yourself well. >> brian: i have very low standards for myself. meanwhile to a fox news alert. striking dock workers return to work after reaching a tentative temporary deal last night. >> lawrence: the biden-harris administration is facing more questions about their response to the hurricane helene. >> ainsley: mark meredith is at the white house with more for us. hey, mark. >> mark: ainsley, i sure am. good news for brian get the horse radish and coming in now that the port strike is over. calling this a tentative deal which means pay raises

eventually. also means more time to negotiate a deal down the line. we got a statement from the dock men overnight and they say the international longshoremen's association and the u.s. maritime alliance have reached a tentative agreement on wages. also agreed to extend the master contract until january 15th of next year to return to the bargaining table to negotiate all other outstanding issues. now, the strike, which lasted three days, was being closely watched by many, many feared it was creating huge economic headaches for both businesses and consumers. the deal reached last night will mean wage increase of more than 60% over the next six years. we also got a statement from president biden overnight. he says today's tentative agreement on a record wage and extension of the collective bargaining process represents critical progress towards a strong contract. while dock workers are celebrating many americans in the southeast are still cleaning up from hurricane helene and they are wondering what's next? while president biden was touring the damage over the last two days, some survivors are

telling fox that they feel abandoned by the government. >> a little forgotten area for us. there is probably maybe 100 homes that are damaged on the catawba river here on part of lake riley and mount island lake. >> basically, there is major damage in the small area and we just feel like we are being forgotten. we haven't received any response from fema. >> we are also hearing from republicans who say that a lot of the money that fema should be spending on disaster relief in their view should have been spent on just that as opposed to working on the migrant crisis. the latest numbers we have on how much fema has been spending on that crisis, we're also hearing from homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas who insists the government needs more money for a potential future storm. >> we are meeting the immediate needs with the money that we have. we are expecting another hurricane hitting. we do not have the funds -- fema does not have the funds to make

it through the season. >> today, former president trump, he will also be touring the disaster zone, meeting with georgia's governor brian kemp. and there is a lot of concern about what the rest of hurricane season could bring as it goes until the end of november. steve, back to you in florida where hopefully it's much better weather today, steve? >> steve: well, mark meredith it is 80 degrees but again the relative humidity is 80 as well. but it's florida. and it's october. look who is here. ladies and gentlemen, it's your congressman, brian mast it's good to have you. it's good to be. so our top story the last couple days has been the port strike, the dock workers strike. suddenly, out of nowhere they decided, you know what? let's wait until january. we'll go back to work today. what is the behind the scenes dynamic of why that happened?

kick the can down the road. national relations labor board have the back of them all day long. any month it goes on right now because of who biden has put in place there. it's a situation where, you know, i think this was an extortion of the american people. everybody, including dock workers feeling inflation. everybody is not getting as much gas, as much groceries, any of us. they said hey, there is people that their lives are hanging in the balance in florida and the carolinas. we'll use this as an opportunity to say, you know, you better give us what we want or else. >> steve: sounds like they will wind up with something over 06 -- or over 60% pay raise. >> 60% overrics years. >> five bucks a year or about that. how do i sign up for that deal in the answer is you need the president on your side. >> it also shows this hash is the most persistent part of that

it's gone up. >> steve: that is why we are here at harry and the natives in your district in hobe sound florida. harry announced last week he was going to have to close the place because of inflation and the cost of stuff it. looks like the town has turned out for him. it looks like he is going to be able to stay open for a while. this is something -- you know, there is harry and the natives in every town in america. >> there is. across the country. it's in the store fronts. it's in the homes. >> people are feeling it. hey, i just can't afford what i could before. now i got to put more on the credit card. the credit card rate is up as well. >> steve: something we were talking about and folks in south florida are cognizant of the fact that every time there is a tropical storm that could aim toward florida, everybody knows. and they go buy toilet paper and water and stuff like that. here's the thing, the news yesterday was that apparently fema, secretary mayorkas, announced that's not enough money in fema for another hurricane. >> fema just got funded to the

tune of $20 billion, just a week and a half, two weeks ago. so that's something to be noted. they have not come to congress. not that this needs to be classified or anything and said hey, listen, this is where the numbers stand, given north carolina, given florida, given anything that's on the hoards. they haven't done that as republicans, we should be taking this as a chance to go into washington and say this is why you put america first. this is where you take money from the billions going to afghanistan. the billions going to gaza. the billions going to illegals on the southern border and let the american people have their money to help them survive. that's the message that we should take into washington between now and november. right now there is no plans to do that. >> steve: you know and you look at mayorkas, you are seeing him say, you know, we don't have enough money to spend on american towns that are suffering from the hurricane, and whatnot, and you think, wait a minute, that's the guy who says there's no problem at the southern border. how much is that costing us? >> that's right. how much do they spend in the transportation costs for everybody on a bus or on a rail

or on, you know, on an aircraft? how much do they spend for their food, their medical costs, their hoursing, everything else. give that to the american people. that's their money. >> steve: all right. ladies and gentlemen, the great brian mast. [cheers] >> steve: making a house call today. brian, thank you very much. we are going to go ahead and talk to some of the folks. [cheers] >> steve: where is the lady that was going to talk about the port? i think she left. let's see. this guy right here stand up. what's your name? >> kevin young. >> steve: all right. evan, fixed incomes, people don't get the raise, a cost of living adjustment for the most part. given the fact that everything in -- for the average family in florida $1,200 per month. have you had to make sacrifices? >> yes, i think not as much as other people. i think it's terrible. >> so, how have you compensated. >> do you less of the things you

want to do. you don't do as normal things as you normally would. you cut back and make prudent choices and hopefully in about a month the choice will be made and our country will be better shape. >> steve: luckily today you made a good choice, you came to a free show. >> hi there. >> what's your name? >> susie. >> steve: susie is halfway through her first bloody mary. >> i am. >> steve: i presume it is your first it? >> is my first. >> steve: what do you make of the fact that fema has come out and said we don't have enough money for another hurricane. >> i think it's horrible. i think we don't have enough money for any more of these immigrants anymore. i can't believe they are doing this to these poor people. it's awful. >> steve: this particular administration has made some choices. [applause] >> steve: come on back here. is that new jersey. >> yes, it is. >> steve: fireman? >> retired of, yes. >> steve: you are on a fixed income. although you are here at a bar. it is friday, having a beer. >> yes. >> steve: have you had to make adjustments with what you spend

money on? >> absolutely. because i don't get cola anymore. cost of living increase. and nine years ago when i retired my pension was -- went a lot further than it does today. >> steve: what are you doing without? >> um. >> steve: think about not spending every nickel, right? >> yeah. absolutely. not doing without beerks that's for sure. [laughter] >> steve: you are nodding. you agree with this guy. >> i agree 100 percent. i'm a floridian for trump august allthe way. >> steve: in addition you are for harry. >> yes, i have been here 40 years. >> steve: this is a part of the town and they can't close that's why you are here? >> yes. support harry. >> steve: thank you very much. >> thank you very much and you look great. >> steve: thank you very much, just call me peter. [laughter] [applause] any way it is a raucous crowd. everybody wishes the couch was down here at harry and david.

unfortunately for you i have told told them the truth. it's a great crowd. it's here for a good cause. they want to talk more about the news and they will throughout the day. we have got a couple more special surprise guests coming up. [applause] >> ainsley: we should have put the curvey couch on the beach. >> lawrence: they would have loved that. >> ainsley: wouldn't that have been a fun? >> lawrence: so much fun and could have gotten a drink after. >> brian: 15 minutes now after the hour. a bit of a surprise but it shouldn't have been. if you ever go to a ufc event you can see the ground swell of support of like-minded people that seem to be supporting donald trump. especially jorge mass bedell talking about remarkable journey to success in the octagon. he was, i guess, doing an interview i think people were surprised by his explanation about who he supports. >> lawrence: this is what he said. >> do you think that is something about the way that they talk about issues that for

other young men, who are in the place you were, that is going to make them actually turn out? >> 100 percent. >> what's different this year? >> what's different this year is that hardworking men like myself. we are wired for that wake up early and get to work. we will find a be jo. we're going to provide for our families. for our families back home. whatever is the case we are going to provide for them. we're going to work 12 hour, 14 hour shifts every day. at the end of the week count up how much money i have got. it doesn't take rocket science. these same hardworking dogs no matter how many hours i'm putting in now i'm still coming up considerably short. >> lawrence: you know, ainsley, this is not shocking to he moo. i hear when i go to barber shops. two issues that my generation as well as men at large are talking about it's the economy because we want to be able to provide

for our families. not all men are dead beats. we want to take care of our children. we want to take care of our families. the next issue is what is happening in schools. they don't like all this walkness being taught. they are going to love their children no matter what. they want to make that decision with their family. they don't like what is being taught in the classroom. what i'm interested to know what young people are talking about. are you hearing that from women as well. >> ainsley: you know, i have asked you, do you believe the stats? do you think more black men are supporting donald trump? and you say yes. and when we were talking about this clip, you brought up a good point. men want to provide for their families. and that's just -- that's innate. that's how you are. that's how god created you to be. that's what my dad did. that's what you do for your family. that's what you will do -- you already do a lot for your family. but, when you have a wife one day -- and i'm a traditionalist. i think that's important. i like a man to work hard. i grew up in a household where that happened. i agree with him. i do understand that men do want to provide for their families

and not have to take money from the government unless it's, you know, unless it's essential. >> brian: you as a president can't give people a raise. can you do the best you can to keep inflation down so people can afford what they're buying. if you are saying to yourself i will get another job and another job and another job but the price goes up, the taxes are high, you are taking home less and you have to have more to go spend. he is a working class guy who has a remarkable biography. he was one of these guys, took the microphone saw donald trump in the audience and said i'm going to support you, you have my barks shook his hand. i think the video is available next hour. he wrote a book. people are surprised when they are talking to him that he supports donald trump. they are trying to intimidate him into not. is he like are you kidding me? >> lawrence: brian, they are so enclosed in their echo chamber they don't realize there is mass support from different groups of people and i think the second issue that they are undermining that they are not really paying

attention is the amount of funds giving to illegals coming across the border. for people who work hard and pay taxes and try to provide for their family and they are struggling. you have a whole relief disaster at north carolina and georgia with a flow of resources and they don't have the resources right now? but we are passing it out on debit cards and housing to illegals in the country? that ticks people off. >> ainsley: hear fema is running out of money. hurricane season. yet, giving millions and millions and millions. >> brian: what's this clown doing homeland secretary by the way i'm out of money. i think that should have been the lead. you are out of money. you let congress go home. we just gave you $20 million. remember speaker johnson said we just gave them $20 million because they thought it would be a good thing to do. then he sits there and goes. >> lawrence: i'm out of it. >> brian: under fema homeland security. >> ainsley: 220 billion. but that might be their budget. >> brian: they just added

20 million. >> ainsley: this fighter who also said he can't afford a one bedroom apartment and he has kids and a wife and a mom to support. we can relate to that carley, you know, when we had our babies, i lived in a one bedroom apartment and growing your family you have to get a 2 bedroom apartment. and that is not inexpensive. >> carley: all about the economy for people across the country. you were talking about that natural disaster. fema might have to contend with another one out in california where there is a fox wildfire alert. a wildfire is burning through ventura county, california, already torched over 300 acres of land. so far, it is only 14% contained. evacuation orders are in place for the surrounding areas and about 500 firefighters are on the ground and in the air working to contain these flames. look at that the cause of this fire is so far unknown. also on a california. los angeles d.a. george gascon is re-evaluating the menendez double murder case three decades after the brothers were sentenced to life without parole for killing their parents.

the d.a.'s office is reviewing new evidence, which is a letter written months before the killings that detailed their father's alleged sexual abuse. this could result in a new trial or reduced sentences which could set them free. reality star turned criminal justice advocate kim kardashian is calling for the release in an essay released yesterday she says, quote: they are not monsters. wow. those are your headlines, guys. these menendez brothers are getting a lot of attention especially with the docuseries out about them as well. >> brian: it's not them in it. >> carley: yeah, actors. >> lawrence: they are really good. the actors that play the role. >> ainsley: the boys are claiming they were abused by the dad. and they are portraying the mom as not wanting to be a mom. not liking her boys. they are not here to defend themselves and we don't know what the real story is. >> brian: they killed them. >> ainsley: correct. their sons killed them. >> brian: kind of makes them guilty according to many. general jack keane and chris

janson appearing separately straight ahead. >> lawrence: plus, steve, what's going on in florida? >> steve: go ahead, start your applause. [cheers and applause] >> steve: we are at harry and the natives at 1 and federal highway and bridge road in hope sound. you know. >> look at this. outside. this is overflow. the line goes down the street and around the corner. [cheers and applause] and all of these folks are lined up to is help save harry and the natives. this guy is just -- all right. [cheers and applause] >> so many people are here. [dance, dance, dance. >> steve: why did they put that here? come over here. i want to introduce you to somebody real fast. real fast. pardon me for just a second. [cheers] >> steve: this is the biggest crowd we have ever had. what's your name? >> gail. >> steve: what time did you get here? >> 2:20?

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>> brian: now to a fox news alert. you are looking live at beirut. let's look together, after israeli airstrikes continue their air campaign against hezbollah in lebanon. specific sites it seems from intelligence gained on the ground. overnight strikes possible successor to nasrallah, a cousin of his. here to react is on the latest in real time general jack keane. generation judging by those attacks, it's clear the intelligence is still strong amongst the idf, correct? >> oh, no doubt about that. i mean, what's going on in lebanon, with hezbollah, they have three things they are doing. one is they're dismantling systematically their leadership. and we have seen the evidence of that clearly for the last three weeks. here is the so-called successor

hasn't been announced yet. hassan as you said the cousin of nasrallah. the founder of hezbollah. he goes all the way back to 1928 his son is married to kassem soleimani's daughter. he has been embedded in this for years. is he very close to iran and the supreme leader. they are going to keep doing this. they have taken out their senior leaders. they have taken down operational leaders like the rocket and missile commander and they have killed a number of their tactical leaders because the second mission they are going after in lebanon is the rocket and missile force is we can only speculate about a week and a half ago i was told by israelis taken down 30% of the rocket and missile force. i suspect 50% by now. clearly that is really what they are after. because that's the weapon that can hurt them inside israel. and then the third thing, brian, is the ground campaign that's

taking place. they are attacking on two axes. what they're trying to do is eliminate the threat at the border rocket and missile threat at the border and potential for an invasion like hamas did on october the 7th. they have got paratroopers. commandos and armor forces involved in that they are working on two axes. they have committed a division to it. they have got two other divisions in stand by, which will likely get committed. it will take a number of weeks for them to accomplish this mission. >> wow, so, now let's talk iran. so, 180 rockets, missiles, into israel. it's time for a response. they promised a harsh response. they are coordinating with the u.s. here is what president biden recommended when asked. >> do you support israel striking iran's oil facilities, sir? >> we're in discussion with that i think -- i think that would be a little -- anyway. >> what are the plans to allow

israel to strike back against iran? >> first of all, we don't allow israel. we advise israel. and there's nothing going to happen today. we will talk about that later. >> brian: i'm just -- he never talks to the press but he says don't hit the nuclear sites. we're considering hitting the oil sites and nothing is happening today. general, what's he thinking? >> well, that's outrageous that we talk in a public forum like that. you know, that he is trying to take nuclear attack sites off the table, which, obviously, gives the iranians, you know, they can balance, you know, what they are going to defend, based on that. still some risk involved because netanyahu could do it anyway. but, why play into the iranians' hands? we have seen this before. the micromanaging their operation in gaza. who did that help? that helped hamas. here we are helping iranians, so our audience understands, i believe and so does the israelis, who i talk to, they

certainly believe that iran is vulnerable and why is that? somewhat back on their heels. well, there are two major proxies where they make all their investment are being systematically dismantled. the military eeivettle tianess of hamas is dramatically reduced. and can you see what is happening in hezbollah and we just talked about it. that is a big deal. what netanyahu is going for here. is he not going for stop the fighting. is he going for the win and that, i think, is what he should be pursuing. the second thing is that iran convention forests overwhelmingly weak. rocket and missile forces the strongest part of their conventional force, but, look it, two major attacks and they have had difficulty having any consequential results from those two major attacks, using rockets and missiles into israel.

and the third thing they are continually epressed. they can't speak out. their human rights are being denied on a regular basis every day. it doesn't take much to spark this thing. and netanyahu and his team knows it. i think that's why they want to hurt iran, make them weaker as a result of it. and create -- not overnight. but create a spark and a foundation for an eventual significant civil unrest as a result of it. >> brian: we all know, the gulf state, saudi arabia and others are clapping about this. because they despise iran, too. and their silence says a lot. thanks so much, general, this is an historic time. thanks to israel's prowess. this is an opportunity to destroy our enemy, too. general jack keane, thanks so much. look at the isw.

institute study of war on the absolute latest. thanks so much, general, coming up saturday night at 9:00. i will be live in butler. congressman michael waltz put in perspective doing the investigation of the assassinations. governor chris sununu will talk about the political landscape. david bellavia about what we were just talking about about the scope of the attacks on iran. he might -- we might be in the middle of a military action and tomi lahren will break down the media dos and don'ts. straight ahead, country might have been superstar by day, hero by night. chris janson on how he is helping victims of helene, plus, lara trump will be here live steve is live talking to florida voters all morning long. steve? >> steve: that's right, brian. i'm here at harry and the natives. who wants free coffee, everybody? all right. very good. it is. >> thank you. >> steve: not free for you. i work on tips on friday. anyway, we are all trying to save harry and the natives. we have a couple of special guests coming up next hour on

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♪ [cheers and applause] [chanting] >> steve: what a crowd we have got here. could be the biggest diner segment we have ever done and now it's time, ladies and gentlemen, we're here at harry and the natives in h hope hobe sound. call me regis. the election about 30 some days away request see the hands of

people going to vote on election day. [cheers] >> steve: all right a few there. thank you. can i see the hands of people who are going to vote early. [cheers and applause] that's interesting because it didn't used to be that way. has anybody already voted? [cheers] >> this guy right here. >> hi, steve, good morning. thank you for coming to hobe sound. these are maga boat parade sunglasses. >> steve: next week. >> next sunday why carlos and laura the day before on saturday. the america first music festival at harbor side father. in jupiter. be there. >> you already voted. >> how many times? >> 10. [laughter] >> steve: is he kidding. do you know why i am saying is he kidding in because we have law enforcement here one of the most famous and favorite sheriffs here in martin county. brian mast the congressman

standing right here. your sheriff has been in the news a lot in the last couple of weeks. >> yeah. criminals haven't learned don't step into his county. don't drive into his county. he will stop you. [cheers] >> steve: because as we remember about 45 minutes after the secret service squeezed off those shots at the guy in the tree line, your deputies arrested the suspect right out here on 95. >> he had a very faulty escape plan coming through this county. >> steve: yeah, no kidding. >> very faulty. >> okay. so one of the things brian said, this is the safest county in america. >> it is. >> steve: why is that? because people here do feel safe. >> because of the sheriff. [applause] >> the reason is that we are tough on crime. we have a ton of support from our state and federal partners. and i personally would love to see a ceo of the united states, president of the united states have a strong, tough on crime policy. i have to tell you i think it's

donald trump. [cheers and applause] >> steve: i think there are a lot of people who would like to see somebody tough on crime. thank you very much. of course we are outside here at harry in the natives in the overflow area. janice dean people looking to the sky worried about another tropical storm that could impact florida. [no] >> steve: say it's not so. >> janice: give them a big hug for me. you know i will give them the best forecast i can. we have to watch florida over the next couple of days. i don't think it's going to be a hurricane or even a tropical storm but a lot of three-point relathr.>> a lot of t warm temps that have been hit hard by helene. watching the tropics and the gulf coast including florida where we could get quite a bit

of rain fall. you know i am on it. i will give people as much notice as possible. if you live along the gulf coast. you need to pay attention and we will keep you up to date. >> lawrence: all they have to do is listen to you and our friends at fox weather. thanks j.d. many killed after helene ripped through the southeast. country music star chris janson is pitching in between stops of his "what you see is what you get tour" janson and his wife with his family back in tennessee distributing truck loads of supplies within a dave seeing the devastation. chris janson joins us now. chris, i knew you were a great guy to begin with but to bring your family. >> thanks, lawrence. >> really shows the world what you are about what what did you see i was reading your comments. almost like a third world country, right? >> yeah, brother, it was pretty devastating to say the least. i'm talking tarps on the side of

lean-toes. i mean, houses completely broken in two. straight down the middle, foundations cracked from the bottom. washed out from underneath these place. my wife woke me up. we had been in new york hubbing out of the city for the last -- the prior five days before that and so, we got home, we went to bed, finally at the house, kelly woke me up the next morning, she said we are going to east tennessee today. we are going to help these people and do what we can with what we can. and so we got ahold of bass pro, johnny morris, reached out to my best buddy and said hey, team, let's gather some water, some snacks and non-perishables, would you be on board? johnny loves people and this country as we do. so we sent a flatbed truck with a 36-foot flatbed trailer. we loaded up the airplane. i mean, to the gills, literally, we sent an f-150, my son was driving. we sent a full blown suburban after we landed we loaded up again. so we cleared out two bass pro

stores in a good way. and we took it over to newport, tennessee, we met our dave over there. is he a local. he said let's go right up into the mountains, we are going to hit all the strategic tiny little churches you would never find on a map. may i add they have no cell service, no water, and very limited -- very limited to none electricity. so, it was un -- it was really unbelievable sight. unless you are boots on the ground in person, you wouldn't believe it. you can't just see these things on television and go let's -- it looks pretty bad. you have to see it in person to really get a justification of what we are talking. kids without shoes running around looking for their parents. it's one of the more wild things you will ever see in life. and not only devastating but really heart breaking. so, as fellow americans, you know, we are the belief, kelly and i, that we are supposed to help our fellow americans, help our neighbor. love thy neighbor. and, hey, even though we are in middle tennessee and they are in eastern tennessee.

they are still our neighbors. they are not just the only neighbors that we have. north carolina is dealing with this, too. georgia, florida, lots of people, south carolina, all over these great united states and i just suggest that we all come together as one, as america. and as americans. it's going to take -- this is a humanitarian effort. this is boots on the ground. this is people -- this is people helping people. and we got to get out there and do it. and not only could they use extra money, but they need water and they need food. and believe me, some people are going to be without this for weeks at a time and months at a time. so it's really important to get in there and get it done. >> lawrence: well, brother, there is a lot of people talking about doing stuff. you are about it. i hope more americans support you as well as they see what you are doing there on the ground. you got to be there to really understand it. chris janson, thanks, brother. >> thank you, lawrence. >> lawrence: we still have a big show coming up. lara trump is going to be joining us next. more "fox & friends" in aes moment w.

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>> ainsley: tomorrow, former president trump is rallying voters in butler, pennsylvania for the first time since the july 13th assassination attempt. and lara trump joins us now. good morning to you, laura. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. why was it important for him to do this? >> well, listen, ainsley, i don't think any american will

forget where you were on july 13th, 2024 at 6:11 p.m. that's a moment we will all remember. and, obviously, this was important for donald trump to go back to butler, pennsylvania, not just for the people there in butler, which, of course, he has got this bond with forever, i believe. but really for the country as a whole. we need a moment of healing. and he wants to create new positive memories and associations with butler, pennsylvania and i think that's what you are going to see tomorrow. you know, in life i feel like you can operate out of a place of fear and cowardice or can you operate out of a place of strength and faith. and that is who donald trump is. i knew before he even announced he wanted to go back to butler that this would be something that he would want to do because he is trying to show leadership right now. and this is a man, ainsley, i know that you know this. i don't even have to tell the audience this. this is not a man who is not afraid of anything. he doesn't back away from a challenge. what you are going to see in

butler, pennsylvania tomorrow is a kind of strength and leadership we are desperate for. back in that white house and i think this is going to be an emotional rally tomorrow and i'm looking forward to being there with eric and i think it's going to be really really incredible. >> ainsley: that's great. musk has announced he is going to be there and honor the memory of corey comperatore and others who were injured which i thought was beautiful. lara, you are in north carolina. we are talking tour friends there and interviewing so many people. it's so sad. all these houses are gone. lives have been taken away from families. and the former president is going to go there, north carolina and georgia today, donald trump. what do you make of this disaster relief help? they are saying they feel forgotten. >> i got to he will it you, ainsley, you are right. this is my home state. i don't even have the words to describe what i have been hearing from people who live in the western part of the state. i have to tell you i think what we're going to find out is far worse than anything that's been reported. i'm hearing from people that the

local authorities are no longer trying to go house to house to just bring water to people. they are going house to house to bring body bags. overwhelming smell of corpses rotting right now in the western part of the state. people have been left behind. and disgraceful does not begin to describe what we have seen in the western part of north carolina. i am hopeful that our authorities across the board are paying attention to this. our federal response has been abysmal. it is absolutely disgraceful that in the united states of america we have americans dying not because of a natural disaster but because of a man made disaster of relief efforts. there is a lack of that there. and as a former north carolinian, myself and a place i call home. i cannot tell you how upset i personally am to see what is going on there. >> ainsley: so sorry, laura. lara. i have been fighting something in my throat the last few days. i'm so sorry about the people in north carolina. god bless you i'm going to get

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