single year. we have to protect american jobs and businesses and american cybersecurity has to be increased to ensure that we can toward thwart a lot of these efforts going on today when it comes to this type of thing. >> carley: congressman, you are on the house armed services committee for a reason. what is your veterans day message on this westerville day? >> look. i just want to thank every single person willing to serve this great nation in uniform. those willing to be a part of the american tradition of service and making sure that we maintain this freedom. these liberties of this great republic. i thank every single member for their service in afghanistan, iraq, vietnam, korea, world war i and world war ii. those who have made america great. those who have made america free. those who continue to understand what it is to try to have true service. thank you to everyone who is willing to wear that uniform. we love you and god bless you. >> carley: a great message there. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day, everybody. from gosh

♪ [applause] ♪ >> ainsley: hi, everyone. happy veterans day. thank you all who have served. we are at the cafe and grill in myrtle beach, south carolina. fun to come home. many individuals served our country. who served our country? stand up, please. you deserve all of our -- thank you so much. i love you all. we're going to be talking to many of them throughout the morning, talk about their service, what the flag means to them and the reaction from the presidential election results. how are you all feeling? [cheers and applause] south carolina. back to the studio, record voting turnout here in this state. and many people are thrilled that donald trump is going to be the next president of the united

states. >> brian: right. how great is myrtle beach? myrtle beach has got everything. >> lawrence: what a diner. this is a military diner. >> ainsley: that's right. this is a military diner. actually, we can't take credit for it. do you remember a few weeks ago we said if you are a diner and you are worried about going out of business because of record prices, so, a lot of people in the myrtle beach area said this was going to shut down a month ago. so they wrote us about it. and then a veterans organization called veterans welcome home and resource center stepped in to save this diner. we will talk to the owner coming up. but what a wonderful organization. and it's-to-support it for this community, isn't that great? >> steve: that is great. the reason we came up with that we went to harry and the natives in hope sound because they were going to go under because of the high cost of everything of. they hadn't been able to recover since covid. and so, once again, we are going to put this out there again. if you have got a diner -- in fact, i was in a place in dequestions that, florida, i was

in bellini's picking up a pizza. saw that thing in your diner that we could go visit let us know email friends@foxnews.com tell us about a diner in your neck of the woods. we would love to drop by. >> ainsley: rachel is in for ainsley. welcome. >> rachel: a little welcome hat. ages ainsley we're so glad to have you on the show with us. >> brian: and she is so glad you were born. >> ainsley: and all nine of your children. i don't know how you do it. >> brian: she is something. >> steve: fox news alert. you president-elect donald trump is building out his cabinet. he has added overnight. tom homan as border czar, and reportedly the new york offered elise stefanik ambassador to the united nations. >> rachel: lucas fine is in west

palm beach, florida. what else the latest. >> good morning, guys, while most people were asleep last night president-elect trump announcing new border czar mandate to fix the southern border. trump posting to truth social about 11:30. i will read it for you, it says, quote: tom homan will be joining the trump administration in charge of our nations borders. the border czar. there is nobody better at policing, controlling our borders likewise tom homan will be in charge of all deportation of illegal aliens back to their country of origin. trump also announced his new ambassador to the united nations, new york congresswoman elise stefanik whose questioning on capitol hill led to the ouster of two ivy league presidents over anti-semitic protests on campuses. trump telling the "new york post," quote: i'm honored to. elise united nations tough strong and first american miers fighter. donald trump will be returning to the white house on wednesday to meet with president biden.

capping what many say is the greatest political comeback of all time, guys. >> lucas, thanks so much. pretty amazing. not surprising. tom homan is in charge. he said just let's create a position north and south border. let me just focus on it. i used to run ice. i know the border, you know can i run the border. one of those things if donald trump can take his hands off something and know it's going to get done. it's tom homan. >> steve: this is the part that i didn't see coming. in addition to being the border czar and there is nobody better qualified than tom homan, he had decades of experience, he was a cop and he worked for ice and he ran that and border patrol as well. in addition to being the border czar, also in charge of maritime and aviation security. so, you know, there is a lot of stuff from the department of homeland security that will now

be his pursue because right now mayorkas is in charge of the tsa. >> rachel: are you telling me we will have a border czar that actually goes to the border and knows the border? i mean, this is incredible pieces of the wall, what's left. >> we were talking about the offer to elise stefanik, interesting pick, especially because the house is very thin margin. >> brian: right now they don't have the margin. >> rachel: don't have the margin. we expected there to be thin margin. the way that the law works is that kathy hochul the governor of new york will have three months to make an appointment. that's not from the day that donald trump takes office. that's just from the day she gets confirmed. you could be looking until april for that seat to be full. you know how close with the new administration you have got to ram everything through in the first 100 days. that's tricky. >> lawrence: people are going to learn when it comes to the administration there are not going to be many surprises. elise stefanik one of the first representatives that endorsed

his campaign. that's important because she was part of the leadership. when others said they were going to stay out of it. she made it very clear she was standing with the president. the tom homan thing, no surprise. the former president made it clear that he was going to be a part of the border enforcing that. if you got back in office. and i think some of the news that's coming out as well when it comes to mike pompeo and nikki haley, no surprises there. the president making it very clear that all the people that are in this administration will have this agenda. no loyalty to the generals but loyalty to how he feels like the foreign policy should be. >> ainsley: several things. when tom homan was announced, we weren't surprised because tom homan has always been so loyal to president trump and cares about keeping our country safe. is he a tough guy when we talked to him in the past when donald trump wins will you go back into the administration? he said without a doubt i will search that man valiantly. it's my pleasure to do that and keep this country safe.

i was talking to some republicans who said we are we e the border czar. we hope when the deportations happen they get out the criminals first. i'm sure there will be a pecking orderly of who will be deported ferris. but tom homan did say and in the interview with maria bartiromo that it would be in a humane manner. which i think is fair and that makes americans, i think overall very happy that it's done the right way and done in humane way. elise stefanik it's a busy job. you have to travel all around the world and not that you can't as a woman. i'm proud of her. that would be wonderful. but she is a mom. and razor thin margin in the house. so that might be something to consider. just publications saying it has been confirmed, guys. >> brian: that's really important. i'm not sure if she is going to have the cabinet position. remember, nikki haley had it. her replacement didn't. so she said -- nikki haley said

i will take this report directly to you. that's why she had so much teeth in her policies. hopefully elise asks for the same thing. homan reports directly to the president. no one gets ahead of him. home hand security can't say you have no budget. people know that relationship. >> steve: bookers the best in the business. tom homan will be with us one hour from right now. meanwhile overnight donald trump put out something on truth social. he was thanking the people of america for voting for him because he wound up with the biggest popular vote by a republican ever. no republican has actually won the popular vote since 2004, with george w. bush. and there you see right there, ultimately, in the electoral college, trump got 212. back in 2016 -- or rather he had 312 in 2016, 304, so 8 over the first time he won.

>> lawrence: a lot of folks. >> steve: he did very well and he was excited. >> at love folks still trying to figure out how he did it. we have been going to barber shops for months talking to the voters trying to figure out what's going on. made it very clear to us over these past couple years, even almost four years that we have been doing the lead up to the election. "60 minutes" late to the party. instead of doing it before the election they are doing it after. here it is. >> my mother used to always say got to vote democrat, you know, they are for the poor people. >> you grew up in a democratic household? >> yes. >> but you just voted for donald trump. >> yes. >> inflation is down by more than half, interest rates are falling, mortgage rates are falling, wages are going up. are you not feeling that. >> i don't feel it. no, i don't feel it. i don't feel it at all. >> democrats would have expected to do really well with latino voters. >> yes. >> donald trump made a lot of inroads. >> yes. >> in this election. and i wonder why you think that is. >> the economy.

the economy. i mean, talking over the past couple years to people at one point were like so against him because of the comments or the whatever the media was saying. a lot of latinos are working class people. they have families. you know, they help their families even outside the country as well. >> rachel: i actually interviewed when i went down to allentown, he said tips were better under trump. barbers, waitresses, those are people who actually can see in real time what is happening. and by the way that, elitist newsman saying to her what? you're not feeling better? and it's like no, if you are in the works class, you felt the inflation much more than mr. "60 minutes" with his -- >> brian: pre-trump, get, this rachel, the hispanic vote 44% for the dems. now it's plus 6. the asian vote was plus 47 for the democrats, now it's democrats plus 15. and with blacks it was plus 87,

now plus 72. everywhere republicans have taken their weakest points and they're going after the minority vote. doing it with action. if donald trump didn't produce his first four years. he would have no shot of getting them. because track record for better or for worse. right, ainsley? >> ainsley: yeah. you know, they just -- they're monday morning quarterbacking it. we told them all along. i feel like i'm watching lawrence on you television when i watch "60 minutes," how many barbershops did you go to. how many diners did you go to. they are doing it after the elections. they should have done it before. they hav thud have listened to e voters. they didn't listen to the parents glenn youngkin won. they didn't listen to the voters here. their main issue was the economy. the economy didn't get better under kamala harris. they didn't listen on immigration. they said that, you know, we were racist if we wanted to close our border. no, we're americans. it's common sense, we want to stay safe. we don't want criminals coming

across. we don't want people on the criminal watch list coming across. guess what? they are already here. if something happens in the trump administration, they are going to try to blame president trump. meanwhile, these people came across under this administration the last four years. i was in the car the other day, and the nice man who was driving me. he said, you know, i can barely afford to pay my rent. i live in queens. i can barely afford my rent. yet, kamala harris wants me to pay for a criminal who came across our border, who is in prison to have a sex change operation. >> brian: they are paying. yeah. >> ainsley: they are. they're. he said where is the common sense? >> brian: right. a couple of things come to mind with that number one is that they haven't learned anything. >> lawrence: no. >> brian: seth moulton over the weekend said look, i'm a democrat but i have two young girls. i don't want to play against them in sports. >> rachel: why did he sign the trans act he? made it happen. he signed the trans i think it's -- i actually wrote it down the trans something act. he made it happen and now after

the election the hypocrite who by the way has two daughters so he did this to his own daughters now he says yeah, i don't want boys playing against girls in sports. then don't sign the bill. then don't co-sponsor. >> rachel: the trans bill of rights. he is the co-sponsor. hypocrite. >> steve: after the election the analysis is, you know what? common sense won. and, ainsley, there are a whole bunch of people behind you with some common sense and you ought to talk to them. >> ainsley: okay. i'd love to. all right. hello, sir, tell me your name? >> george livingsston. >> and you served our country? >> 1967 vietnam. >> ainsley: what branch? >> only one army. sorry about that. >> ainsley: my dad, too. thank you so much and happy veterans day. thank you for your service. what did you think about the election? >> i didn't think about it. i just voted early. >> and do you find if i ask how voted for. >> never tell. >> what do you want for our country over the next 100 days?

>> the best that the current administration can do for us whatever that is peace, prosperity, gas prices going down. cost of food going down. and income going up. >> ainsley: god bless you. thank you so much. what's your name? >> gender pugh. >> where are you from. >> myrtle beach. >> what are you hoping for the next 100 days? >> thrilled to working for the administration coming in as the other transitions out and get better with the healthcare choice they deserve. >> concerned veteran for america. yes, ma'am. my husband is a vietnam air force veteran. and we're just thrilled to be here with all veterans and share in this day. this place means the world to us. >> ainsley: this place was going to close down. >> it was. we were here before that and fighting hard to find someone who could come in and save this place is a meeting place for veterans all in this community. they that get together

foundation to concerned veterans for america. the air force group quilts of valor. a museum as well as a cafe. it was really worth saving. >> ainsley: have to go see the museum, absolutely. >> what's your name? >> my name is paul. >> ainsley: tell me what the flag means to you, paul. >> the flag means everything. i was in east asia twice. i would do it again if they asked me to. i love the country. and i love president trump. >> ainsley: good. thank you so much. >> yemen. thank you. >> ainsley: thanks for your service. you are welcome. i will be talking to people throughout the morning. look forward to it. >> steve: not just a diner, a museum. you can see all that stuff behind you a beautiful place. >> lawrence: a lot of stories in there, ainsley. lawrence e. >> steve: we are going to be hearing from the people throughout the morning. >> ainsley: lots of faces. >> brian: amazing to me. [applause] >> brian: a.p. called it. senator schumer says you can't come for orientation. >> lawrence: mike lee said

though he is willing to escort him into the orientation with him. shouldn't be that way. >> brian: senator sinema said it was extremely valuable for me to go to orientation. let him go and let geauga it go go. i guess he has got ains. >> rachel: someone done with through orientations not just important for him but important for the family. huge adjustment. it's a huge -- it's. >> steve: life changing. >> rachel: very critical part of the process. and they want to rob him of that. >> brian: a time for cooperation. >> steve: we dispatched a reporter on that on capitol hill. where four seats away from having the majority in the house. senate majority soon-to-be minority perhaps leader chuck schumer is blocking pennsylvania senator elect from dave core mic from attending the orientation for new members. >> brian: madeleine rivera is in washington. maddy. >> republicans are celebrating several victories as they inch closer to holding the house majority.

last night associated press declared republican congressman david schweikart the winner in arizona's first congressional district who missed flipping the district during the 2022 midterms following short by over 3,000 votes. in arizona's second congressional district. republican incumbent eli crane prevailed over his challenger jonathan nez. looking over to the senate like you guys were just talking about. dave mccormick's victory over bob casey in pennsylvania helped republicans expand their majority next year to 53 seats. senate majority leader chuck schumer is not inviting mccormick to freshman orientation yet. schumer says the race has not been decide. citing more than 100,000 ballots left to be counted in pennsylvania. now in a new opinion piece, the "wall street journal" editorial board says a lawyer, mark aelias is trying to steal a senate seat for casey. board suggesting might try challenge the results in the

keystone state. meantime the race for senate g.o.p. leader is heating up. president-elect trump is calling on those vying to replace mitch mcconnell to recess appointments to quickly get his officials in place. this tool refers to the president's ability to fill federal vacancies while the senate is in recess. both chambers of congress would need to pass a resolution. senators john thune, cornyn and rick scott are getting in line. speaking of scott. elon musk has backed scott in the race, including on top of that other senators have also backed scott like senators marco rubio and senator ron johnson but, of course, these ballot elections are done in secret and the leadership vote is scheduled for wednesday. lawrence, steve, ains -- or rather rachel and brian. >> rachel: thanks, maddy. >> brian: interesting to see who has the lead. >> lawrence: find it interesting the talking point is okay. so it is okay to challenge elections. it is okay to have lawyers get

involved. i just want one standard. i don't want people saying oh this is a peaceful transition of power after for years when people tried to challenge things through the legal process they were shunned and pushed back on. >> rachel: you are saying is an insurrectionist? >> steve: each side hired thousands of lawyers. they got to do something. and so that's obviously what -- that's obviously what they're doing. what is still tenuous though is the house of representatives. because republicans are still need to pick up four. to have the majority of 218. unfortunately, you know, this is not a fast process because there are still a little under two dozen seats to be determined, a bunch of them are out in california. and in the west and it is still going to take days if not weeks for the final result. unfortunately. >> brian: i think we have it at 215. they just need three.

>> steve: i think it's 214. >> brian: i thought we had 315. i'm fas sin nateed by situation thune, cornyn and rick scott. nobody works harder than rick scott. he is definitely tight with trump. but it's a secret ballot. where do you really thune more establishment. they had some friction. he thought the president in 2020 was off base whatever. but they have since talked multiple times. senator cornyn and trump still talk about no one is closer than rick scott: vote for rick scott. >> rachel: elon musk put out a tweet who would you vote for? here is what the criteria. who would the democrats least want and then voted for that guy and i think that says rick scott. >> steve: in addition to elon musk supporting rick scott. marco rubio came out overnight said is he going to vote for same state guy. >> rachel: of course. >> lawrence: i guess the one thing surprising to me thune and cornyn being in the race

together. they kind of grab from the same constituency. >> rachel: right. >> lawrence: absolutely thune has john cornyn's old job. he used to be the minority whip. and now thune has it because they have these limits when it comes to that. they are kind of grabbing from that same coalition. the question is do they eventually come together and then it is a more of an establishment type. >> brian: third vote too close to call? i think talked to someone in leadership they expect thune to win because it's secret ballot primarily. other thing to keep in mind, too. who can work murkowski and collins? because those are the ones that are going to be the sinema and manchin for the democrats. murkowski and collins. murkowski and trump -- >> rachel: should trump weigh in on this? a lot of people are wanting him to weigh in on it on the side of rick scott? >> brian: i trust his tactics. a reason why he is staying out of it. both not shy about calling trump. cornyn and thune are calling, too. >> steve: brian, to your point,

because people expect thune to win whereas if trump came out and said look, i'm for rick cross scott and then rick scott doesn't win trump would look bad. >> brian: yeah. >> steve: is he not going to get involved i have a feeling behind the scenes is he active because he is donald trump. he does that kind of stuff. meanwhile, 6:22 here in new york city. on this 11th day of november, since it is veterans day. golden corral is honoring service members with annual military appreciation night. it starts at 4:00 this afternoon. military members and veterans can receive a free meal as a thank you for serving our country. golden corral has served more than 6.5 million meals since starting its military appreciation night back in 2001. and raised more than $19.5 million for disabled american veterans. that is great. check it out. golden corral. >> rachel: fantastic. happy veterans day to everybody out there. including my dad. now to this, bernie sanders doubles down on democrats with

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steve 6:28 in new york city and a fox news alert. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking with president-elect trump days after his strict tri as they both quote see eye to eye on the iranian threat. >> talked to multiple leaders in the middle east. trump team says these leaders are telling our president-elect they want the fighting to end. they want the killing to end. they think he can be the one to do it. the most recent talks between the united states, israel and united states they failed. and on the war front at least 40 palestinians reported dead after israeli strikes in gaza yesterday. the palestinian center for human rights says 24 people were killed in israeli attack on the residential building in the town of jabaal i can't. israel says it is s. a site

where terrorists are operating. graphic video shows jewish israeli soccer fans being beaten in the streets of amsterdam early friday morning after a soccer match. video shows israelis taunting arabs and apparently ripping down palestinian flags. the dutch government investigation whether it dropped the ball on israeli intelligence forewarning this might have been a preplanned anti-jewish attack. and netanyahu is now warning israelis not to attend cultural or sporting events abroad after this attack. particularly in europe. back to you, brian. >> brian: all right. so much going on. and of course two administrations dealing with it. thank you so much. as infighting grips the democratic party and harris' loss, vermont senator bernie sanders doubling down on comments calling out democrats' inability to connect with the working class. watch. >> the working class of this country is angry. and they have a reason to be angry. we are living in an economy

today, donna, where the people on top are doing phenomenally well while 60% of our people are living paycheck to paycheck. and what donald trump did is provided an explanation. he went around and said i know you're angry. >> brian: our next guest writes democrats need take a hard look in the mirror after trump's historic victory. former national security council member jamie metzl joins us now. jamie, we were with you through the whole pandemic, democratic your whole life. >> yeah. >> brian: you used to work for joe biden. >> i did. >> brian: you feel your party hit the wall. why? >> two big reasons. one, when we saw joe biden in the debate on june 27th, it should have been clear to everybody that this was not a person who could be president of the united states for four more years. people on the inside saw his decline and we should have had a competitive primary. if we had had a competitive primary, something would have shaken out and potentially had a candidate to say hey, i'm not

fully aligned with this past administration. that was number one. number two is the democrats didn't disconnect ourselves from these lunatics on the far left. americans are really sensible, centrist people. nobody wants to defund the police phlebotomy is on board with globalizing intifada. nobody cease people on campuses hamas head bands burning flags and say that's us. we say that's not us. by trying to bring everybody into this same tent, i think we got skunks in the tent. i think the democrats really need to look at ourselves and kamala harris is a nice person, but she went from being a progressive to being sean tryst. she picked tim walz who used to be a centrist and then he became a progressive. people didn't know what we stood for. i think if the democratic party want to earn the trust of the american we will we need to be more clear and have a process where people can understand where our candidates come from and who we are. >> brian: they told us inflation

was transitory and never went down. told us the economy got better and no one felt that way. they told us the border is secure. you and i would talk about this. it was not close to secure. so you keep telling us not to believe our eyes and our wallets. even if you campaigned on something different, i would ask you how did you vote? where was your outrage? the only people who could put their hand up and say i have a problem with it was senator sinema and senator joe manchin, wouldn't you agree. >> we are sense pickleball people. sensible people.streaming across not going right there. and we need to look at what did we do right? what did we do wrong? and i just think if we live in this tribal society where everybody is all -- fully on board for what their side says and not on board for the other side. that's not a great place to be. sensible republicans are saying hey, i couldn't like what i saw on january 6th. i'm concerned about what is happening in ukraine. we need to all speak openly and

honestly about what we see. >> brian: absolutely. you write, too, there is no place for the unpatriotic flag burners, hamas supporters and woke cancellation mobs in our party. we should reject the insanity of grievance politics and politics of inclusion. you say that. can you name candidates who will live that. >> when we look across the landscape see people like governor josh shapiro. he was in a divided state of pennsylvania. he could have said i'm going to pander to the left and right and whatever of the democratic party. he said no, this is what i believe was right. this is what i believe is wrong. gretchen whitmer in michigan. she found a way to find a language that brings people together. people trust sincerity. when i listen to president trump on joe rogan, i didn't agree with everything president trump was saying by a lot. but i think people listened hey, this guy is being sincere. >> brian: real guy. >> when we heard the interviews

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from september 3rd until now, look at that. that's crazy. we need rain in the forecast and unfortunately we are just not getting enough of it. and then the gusty winds behind this system as we head into tuesday. winds in excess of 30 to 40 miles per hour. that's not going to help at all with all of those wildfires that are burning. significant wildfire fire outlook for november, not only for the northeast but down towards the gulf coast, here's your forecast today. a little bit of rain for the gulf coast. the remnants of raffaele. the west coast, you're getting socked with heavy rain and mountain snow. we sure could use some of that from the west to the northeast. we will keep you up to date. rachel, over to you. >> steve: busy day in the weather center. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: fema is telling fox news an employee at fema who instructed hurricane relief workers not to help homes with trump signs in the yard. that employee has been fired. >> rachel: good. but house oversight committee james comer is demanding

answers. and is he calling on the director to testify. congressman russell fry is a member of the house oversight commit he joins our own ainsley from south carolina. ainsley. [applause] >> ainsley: we are so delighted to have congressman fry with us. he represents this area in myrtle beach. thank you so much for coming and congratulations you won again. >> beings sighting time. [cheers] >> ready for 2025. [chanting u.s.a.] >> ainsley: what is your reaction as someone who works for fema -- how excited that you that the southern voice was heard this election? [cheers] yes. middle america, the southern voices, that's what this is all about. most of these men and women have served the spouses of someone in the military. we are so grateful for your service on this veterans day. what's your message to these veterans? >> thank you from the bottom of my heart my brother served in

iraq. some veterans put it all on the line. when we come home it's our job as leaders in the country make sure we take care of them and work for them. thank you from the bottom of our heart. we are free because of them. >> ainsley: absolutely. let's get back to the topic talking about in the studio. there was a worker with fema after the hurricane who said if you see a trump sign in the yard, skip over that house. you're going to be interviewing the director in congress. what is your message? i know they did fire that employee. they did the right thing. what will happen in the walls of congress on this issue. >> this is an example of the weaponization of government, our own tax dollars being used against the american people, whether you are a catholic or mom who cares about their child's education. this is not who we are. we sanction countries and remove their funding for the type of activity our own government is doing to citizens. we will put a stop to it. >> ainsley: there was record voting in the state of south carolina. trump won overwhelmingly why is that.

>> people are fed up. status on the world stage. people looked at this and despite democrats saying that, you know, don't look at that or inflation is transitory or the border is secure. people know a lie when they see it. and they were fed up with it and tawsd out the bums who had ruined this country. >> ainsley: okay. how excited were you all that congressman fry won? [cheers] >> ainsley: thank you for going to washington to be the voice of south carolina. we appreciate it. going to talk to some veterans now. sir, you look so handsome in your uniform and you are in the marines, obviously. >> yes, ma'am. >> ainsley: rank? >> sergeant. >> ainsley: yes, sir. thank you for your service. >> i have to say i work with the wounded wars up in lejeune. also i'm the marine corps representative for toys for tots. i handle all of this area getting toys for kids. >> ainsley: that's amazing. you are going to be busy. >> i am busy really now as we speak. >> ainsley: what does the flag mean to you? >> it means freedom.

freedom. the fact that we live in this beautiful country of ours. [applause] >> ainsley: yes, sir. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> ainsley: thank you so much. so special. >> ainsley: it says trump on it. it says trump. >> ainsley: i love that thank you. that's so nice of you. tell me your name? >> larry bittle. >> did you serve. >> eagle scout. >> ainsley: my dad was an eagle scout. >> my father china, burma and india in world war ii. >> ainsley: tell you the story? >> yes. told my wife some too. >> your wife over here? >> yeah. >> ainsley: tell me why you voted in this election. what was most important to you and your wildfire? >> we have been voting since we were students in madrid, spain, we voted be a tennessee at the embassy. the embassy to madrid was andrew bittle duke i. >> ainsley: relative.

>> no. he wasn't. i was an a western and he was eastern. they never asked me so i got to go everywhere. >> ainsley: that was smart. >> it worked well. >> ainsley: whats with a most important to you this election, the economy? >> the economy, migration. we're biz men here. and women all of it. about 10 things off track and, you know, i grew up with ronald reagan, i know how it works. >> ainsley: yeah. >> on pursuance. >> ainsley: there is a little girl here, is she is probably one and a half, two years old. we see her running around. her name is reagan. spelled just like ronald reagan. >> thank you for being here. welcome home. >> ainsley: so good to be home. i love it. i love these southern values. more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪ ♪

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they see you as a navy seals. they don't know what life is like after you come back from fighting those battles. can you explain a little bit what it is like? >> it's different for everybody. people can experience the same thing but leave with different impacts so having a dog is not just a dog. it's not a pet. not only a tool but that ultimate companion. so, not only do you get that focus away from yourself and the worries and the stresses that you have and you have that dog and gives you something to care for. new drive. new purpose. that really alters your mind set and just more of freeing and happier experience you get out of it. >> beautiful thing. something i have experienced. joshua, i got nala from you. i know all about it so many veterans turn to the pills instead of the dog. what does the doog dog do for the veteran? >> that's the greatest question. i think the great e. answer, you know, we got to give glory to god owe have had over 52 years.

many, many veterans come in and as much as we would like to take credit for the glory, you got to give it god, they are just changing lives chris is not the only one. hog hunts. trying to get the veterans back into that civil i can't be life reality is they will never be just a civilian. they bring it back home. lifestyle different than any other charity. >> well, we focus specifically on special operators because we feel that they don't get the recognition they deserve. just due to the basic nature of their service one reason we are trying to impact veteran suicide. our amazing way to help guys like chris and we look forward to doing a lot more of it. >> lawrence: hard sometimes when it comes to the separations community because in many ways they don't exist. so the programs that you see for the veteran community at large,

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