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>> steve: all right. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast here on this couch. so, it's also veterans day. that means it's 7 a.m. on 11/11. and welcome to "fox & friends." >> brian: we begin with a fox news alert. president-elect's cabinet taking shape in italics. his new border caesar tom homan joins us "fox & friends" live in minutes new job and benefits that come along with it. >> rachel: biden and harris reunite publicly today for the first time since her election loss. as her former communications director floats a wild scheme. watch. >> he could deny the presidency in the next 30 days. make kamala harris president of the united states. >> whoa. >> absolve her.

>> stev >> lawrence: that will happen. democrat raised money for the party explains why she voted for trump. >> steve: it will indeed. meantime in the second hour of "fox & friends" rachel good morning. >> rachel: good morning to all of you. >> steve: it starts right now. [cheers] >> ainsley: live for myrtle beach, south carolina. come on down to the veterans cafe and grill. hi! look at these beautiful ladies, hi! thank you so much. what branch? >> south carolina. >> i love you all. you look so pretty. and so cute. veterans day. happy veterans day to everyone. thank you all who served. what message do you have for america today? what does the flag mean? >> god bless america.

>> we are proud to be here amongst these very heroic vets. >> ainsley: that's exactly right. how happy were you all that president trump won? [cheers] and then i saw a lady -- let me talk to this lady. who is this in the picture? >> tom inglekey and he served in the air force during vietnam and he served two tours he received distinguished flying cross and he passed in about 07. >> ainsley: was this your husband? >> my husband. >> ainsley: god bless. thank you so much for your service. >> thank you. >> ainsley: look at you, precious. what's going on? don't cry. you are scared? don't be scared. i'm a momma. i love little girls, you are so brave. and you have -- thank you so much. yes, i can we have the same birthday. did you have a good birthday in september? you did? what's your name? >> fallon. >> and you live in south carolina? >> north carolina. >> so you drove down.

god bless you. thank you so much and guess what? i have a message for you. i'm so glad you were born. [cheers] , thank you so much. >> all right, guys. back to you. >> ainsley: am i going inside? i think we are heading inside. >> lawrence: i speak for all of america we need more ainsley diners. >> brian: she makes children cry. no one has ever done that right? >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> steve: she did transport ainsley's book across state lines. >> lawrence: beautiful moment. >> rachel: tears of joy and then brian just -- >> lawrence: he often does that. >> brian: i couldn't believe it. >> lawrence: those were tears of joy. >> brian: out of all of us who do you think is most likely to make a child cry? >> rachel: you. >> steve: have you been known to hit kids accident whether i a ball. >> brian: twice. i had two kids. >> rachel: how did this happen?

>> brian: accident. got to get resilient in life. >> steve: we will be down at the myrtle's veterans diner in myrt. new cabinet is starting to take shape because overnight while you were sleeping he tapped tom homan to be his border czar. >> rachel: trump saying quote there is nobody better at policing or controlling our borders. likewise tom homan will be in charge of all the deportations of illegal aliens back to their country offer of origin. >> brian: he worked to come up with the job descringeghts job . good for you bad for us we lose you as a contributor. what went into the decision and position? >> i have been on this network four years complaining about what this administration did to this border. i have been yelling and screaming about it. telling what they need to do to fix it. so when the president asked me

would you come back and fix it? of course. i would be a hypocrite if i didn't. i'm honored the president asked me to come back and help solve this national security crisis. so i'm looking forward to it. look, i love fox. all the family there. and but i think the calling is clear. i have got to go back and help. every morning i get up. every morning i'm pissed off what this administration did to unsecure this border. i'm going to go back and fix it. >> lawrence: let's talk about the job. you not an am cure, have you been doing this for years. you were a beat cop. you worked the border before. wept over to ice. have you done it all. what does the process look like? because i think some people get the impression that you are shooting from your hip but you know what you are doing here, right? >> i know exactly what i'm doing. this is the second time i came out of retirement for this president. because it matters. look, i was a border patrol agent. i wore the uniform. i'm proud that i wore the uniform. and i was an ice agent.

i was the first ice direct came up through the ranks. the 20,000 men and women ha worked for me. i was one of them. i know the border. and i know there is a lot of great patriots. i shut my phone off friday night because i couldn't handle the phone calls, the texts and emails from thousands of ice agents and border patrol agents excited about the rumor i'm coming back. more importantly than that, thousands of retired agents, retired border patrol agents. retired military that want to come in and volunteer to help this president secure the border and do this deportation operation. i have been off the grid for three days because i couldn't handle all the phone calls plus all the death threats rolling. in my family is not at home right now because that is starting. something we are going to deal with they are not going to bully me away and shut me up or go away. this is the biggest national security vulnerability this nation has seen since 9/11 and we have to fix it.

>> steve: it's one of the reasons kamala harris lost and donald trump won. so, tom, you just mentioned deportations. i know during the last trump administration when you were there. they did have the large scale worksite essentially raids where they gold into a place and be hundreds of people in the country illegally. i know on "60 minutes" a couple weeks ago you said that those would continue under donald trump and the next administration. what do you have planned? i know you don't want to give away the whole game book. mass deportations, workplace stuff planned. any other category of deportations of interest? >> as the president said on stage many times which i agree 100 percent. same as the first administration, a hell lot of more of them. 10 million illegally under the biden administration. or into this country even though it's a violation of federal law

they have been doing. i have been clear and president trump has been clear. public safety threats and national security threats will be the priority. they have to be. they pose the most danger to this country. we will prioritize those groups. those who have final. those that have due process at great taxpayer expense and federal judge said you must go home. they didn't. they became a fugitive. worksite operations have to happen. here is why. where do we find most victims of traffic and workforce work sites. biden administration shut down work sites. we care about human trafficking and sex trafficking then they shut down enforcement which is one of the main areas we find victims of this. i want to add another priority. this administration has lost over 300,000 children. that they were smuggled into this country by criminal cartels they can't find. that's another priority. we need to save these children. because some of these children are in forced labor. some of these children are in

sex trafficking. some of these children are living in hell. we want to save these children and get them back with their families. >> rachel: tom, congratulation to us. i'm so glad for border patrol that morale being lifted. they have been beaten down by the policies of this last administration. i'm really encouraged by what you are saying. the toughest part of your job isn't the deportation. it's dealing with the propaganda from the other side saying that what you're doing is not -- is not compassionate. that it's not humanitarian. and what do you plan to do? i'm glad you mentioned the 300,000 children that are missing. but, how are you going to deal with those kinds of attacks even though you know that this open border has led to sex trafficking of children and exponential increase of child labor, illegal child labor? >> frankly i don't care what people think about me. especially on the left. again, when you have historic

crisis. a crisis this big. here is what you need to know. when you have a crisis this big that overwhelms the border patrol majority are no longer in control. changing diners, baby formula. hospital runs, and airport runs. when you take border off the border humanitarian crisis, that's when the fentanyl comes across kill americans. that's when kill. known suspected terrorists cross into this country. record number in will watch list arrested on the southern border. 2348 got aways. how many of them come to our country sponsoring terror. i don't care people's opinions on illegal immigration. when you create a crisis this big. all these other things happen. that's why you have to secure the border. i don't care if you are republican, democrat or independent. border security is national security. we should all be on the same side of that i have been saying this for the last couple years. and the director of the fbi actually agrees with me. i don't respect him greatly but he agrees with me.

the southwest border is the biggest national security vulnerability this nation has ever seen. he sees more than ever before. we have to secure the border. as far as the people going to push back on deporting, what is the option? you have the right to claim asylum. you have a right to see a judge. we make that happen. at the end of that due process if the judge says you must go home. then we have to take them home. if we're not, what the hell are we doing? if the judge's order doesn't mean anything, shut down immigration court. if there is no consequences violating the laws of this country 2reu6789ment give you a fair shake. a chance to claim asylum. due process doesn't mean squat if the final decision of the court isn't carried out. what is the option? let them all stay? because if that's the option you want, you are never going to fix the southern border because you sent a message to the whole world, come to the united states. enter the country illegally, which is crime. don't show up to court or show up to court. but you still goat stay.

that doesn't work. built the wall and stop sanctuary cities. both time democrats stopped every time he went forward. gum you up in court. you don't have to give it away. is there a plan if sanctuary cities. these city councils don't allow the sanctuary cities to go away, is there a plan b you have? look it, would be great to have local law enforcement assist ice, because, you know, one thing we learned after 9/11 report was she law enforcement should work with law enforcement. two things. number one, under president trump, he was suing the -- doj suing the sanctuary cities pulling federal funds. of course when joe biden came in office. he stopped that lawsuit. so that has to be put back in place. i have seen some of these democratic governors say they are going to stand in the way. they are going -- make it hard for us. well, a suggestion. if you are not going to help us, get the hell out of way.

we may have to be stoned new york city. we are going to do the job. human and national security threat. it's much easier to arrest a bad guy in the jail. let us get the bad guy in jail. they are safer for the alien. safer for the officer. it's safer for the community. releasing these bad -- if you want to release these bad guys out in the community. then we will have to find. they puts the officer at risk and community at risk. and bottom line is no one -- sanctuary cities are sanctuaries for criminals. and the a lot of people saying we want victims and witnesses of crime to feel safe coming to the police department know would he go don't work for ice. let me make one thing clear. that is a stone cold lie. being a witness of the crime

does not want the bad guy back in our neighborhood. certainly. >> lawrence: that's true. >> illegal immigrant community they broke the law and they shouldn't be -- however, after being there. god fearing family people. i got it. do they want a sexual predator in their neighborhood? >> no. >> do they want someone convicted of dui so times in their neighborhood. let us protect the imyangt community. who is the victim of ms-13 crime? the immigrants community. sanctuary cities don't want to help us get out of the way we're coming. >> lawrence: no one better for the job. congratulations on a job well down this. is something the former president campaigned on, thanks, tom. >> steve: you know the last person who was border czar didn't want to be called border czar you are proud of it, right? >> you know what? i'm going to look like a genius because when you follow a failure you can't help but succeed, right? to the american people, president trump is going to secure this border. is he going to save american

lives. is he going -- by securing the border, we're going to drop illegal alien crime skyrocketing. less people die from fentanyl. less people sex trafficked. less woman on the southern border. criminal cartels put out of business by this president. >> brian: go get them tom homan, appreciate it. >> steve: people all across america right now clapping watching him say that. >> lawrence: there is a transition going on the department of homeland security they need to get a security to his house immediately. i'm disheartened to hear his family is under death threats. everyone knows the terrorists, the enemies of this country know is he real threat now that it's been announced he is a border czar. >> brian: he doesn't need senate confirmation. >> rachel: when we interviewed donald trump at bedminster i asked the president directly will you find and rescue the 300 children, that this administration has lost? he said that's easy, yes. it's very clear to me from this conversation with tom homan he is committed to that part of the

equation. and so that will also be a message out to the left. don't tell me you are compassionate when you had no problem with 300,000 children missing and lost into sex trafficking god know what is. >> brian: i want him to have a say hot hhs secretary of state is because they have to work together. he has to have a lot of power. can't field threatened by new position. goes right to the president. got to be someone he respects, hopefully. >> lawrence: i think he will. >> brian: now to this. vice president kamala harris former communications director suggesting that president biden should step down to let harris serve as the first female president. >> todd piro joins us with this crazy idea. >> todd: here we go vice president kamala harris' former communications directors floating plan b for getting harris into the oval after she filed win a single swing state and received 3 million fewer votes than president-elect trump. watch. >> joe biden has been a phenomenal president. promises made one promise left

he could fill being transitional figure. he could resign the president the next 30 days make president biden absolve her from having to oversee the january 6th transition. right, of her own defeat. this is the moment for us to change the entire perspective of how democratic. >> this has jumped from an internet meme to a sunday morning-show. congratulations. godded to whoa and wow. jamal simmons doubling down on making kamala harris president it. would turn the tables on trump. keep kamala from presiding over january 6th. and make it easier for the next woman to run. hang today, president biden and harris will appear together at a veterans day ceremony in their first public appearance since election day. >> steve: fantastic. all right. and today is veterans day. it's 11/11. ainsley right now is at the veterans diner at in myrtle

beach, south carolina ainsley? >> hey, everyone. yes. we -- i guess we have played a hand in saving this cafe because of your idea several weeks ago, steve, when you head harry and the natives was closing down in florida. so we said anyone who is worried about their restaurant closing because of the economic struggles and how expensive everything is, the food costs. write us at "fox & friends" and we will try to get to your cafe, to your restaurant to help save it. that's exactly what happened here. this restaurant was supposed to close last month. and this wonderful veterans organization called veterans welcome home and resource center came in and they saved this restaurant. and most everyone here is a veteran or the spouse of a veteran. you will see a lot of the pictures and paraphernalia on the wall. it's a mini museum here. if you live in the area. if you visit this restaurant. can you bring a picture of your veteran, your loved one and they will put it on the wall to remember your son, your husband, your wife, whoever it might be that has served our country. so it's a neat place to be and

i'm so glad -- the line is out the door. the parking lot is full. so as soon as the first round eats. they will -- they will leave and let the next group in. so i do want to talk to some of the diners. is this the time -- can i talk to some of the diners? all right. here we go. sir, thank you so much for being here. now, you have a message for lawrence jones, right? >> i do. >> squeal says hell throw nala, her cousin. >> ainsley: lawrence, this isal laps cousin. >> his name is squeal. my service dog given to me from baden k-9 and special operations wounded warriors. i actually started my own nonprofit about six years after having him and now i provide service dogs knight tour veterans. >> ainsley: tell us what work have you been doing in north carolina? >> so we have been out in the western part of north carolina helping with recovery of the bodies and cadaver work and trying to find those that are missing for three weeks now.

hobby have you been doing thrgets six years. started my own organization in june of 22. >> thank you for what you do for veterans and families and americans. how did you feel about the election? >> probably the best thing we could have done is got trump in there. he is going to save our country and we need that. >> what were the biggest issues for you? >> for me it's the illegal immigration. the economy, and just the overall getting the morals of the country back on track. >> ainsley: right. well, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> ainsley: what a neat story. lawrence, y'all are related. go back here and talk to the owners. where are the owners? right here. let's see. we have lowe and rhonda. hello, thank you all so much for being here. >> thank you for being here, too. >> ainsley: how excited were you that the veterans they saved your restaurant -- you saved them, too. >> well, it's part of the community. >> ainsley: yes, sir. >> it's -- as long as it stays open and still serves the

veterans and the whole community: we're happy. >> ainsley: why were you all about to close down? >> >> well, for health reasons -- mostly for health reasons. >> ainsley: not the economy, food prices a little bit of that too. >> yeah. >> ainsley: and this nice gentleman scott and his organization here, beautiful wife. they came in and rescued the restaurant and saved their -- the family and this community. >> they are amazing. this place is fantastic. we can't let it go away. we are going to do everything we can to keep our veterans here and coming strong. >> ainsley: tell me about your organization. >> we help homeless veterans. we build tiny houses for them and homeless shelter and reintegration get them back on their feet and get them jobs. be amazing. come in and say they don't have a job and throw them in the car and get them down here to work. it's going to be awesome. >> ainsley: what made you start this organization? what was the story. >> i didn't start it turtle started it a while ago god is awesome. we kept going and fighting and just had a crazy idea to do

these tiny homes and have an awesome event and raised a bunch of money and able to keep building. we just had our grand opening saturday for the 25 tiny homes here. >> ainsley: thank you so much for what you do. >> thank you. >> ainsley: all right. these are some wonderful stories. these are real americans. [applause] >> steve: indeed, ainsley, because it is veterans day. we have got some photos of some of our family members and since you are in south carolina, look who we have got right here? your parents. >> brian: grandparents. >> steve: that so sweet. we're on a delay right now. i think i'm hearing you are showing my grandfathers george jilsz, he was from greenville, south carolina. and he served in the navy and what was the name of his ship the freeport maybe? >> steve: there is your dad with hayden. >> ainsley: my dad's dad was louie earhardt and columbia, south carolina and he served in the navy. and then my dad served in the army reserves for 20 years. and we are so grateful for the army and what they did for our family.

the insurance plan was wonderful and help my mom when she was so sick. [applause] >> ainsley: helped her with insulin and diabetes. we are so great 68 to all of how served. and what have you done for our country. it's amazing. >> steve: that's right. ainsley, the doocy family also an army family. we have a picture. there is my dad jim doocy. in his boot camp basic in texas and new jersey. and then he was stationed in germany when i was born. my dad was actually in germany when i was born. and because the army has got such a great parental leave policy in the 1950s, they let my father come visit me when i was 18 months old. i was already half grown. here is lawrence. >> lawrence: this is me with. so dogs and special operations veterans as well. >> steve: very nicely done. my dad who served in the u.s. air force. i'm an air force brat who lived everywhere. all over in europe and the air

force was a great life for us. my brothers were also marine corps officers. so we're a military family and i love you, dad. >> steve: that's sweet. all right, veterans day. thank you all for serving. because today is veterans day and fox is partnering with u.s. vets, making camo or cause to help prevent and put an end to veteran homelessness in the united states. >> rachel: can you join us by making a donation and wearing camo. post your camo photos on social media with #honor u.s. vets. >> lawrence: to donate or get more information on how to help u.s. vets end veteran homelessness scan the qr code or can you visit go.//u.s. vets. we got all this gear up here. >> lawrence: they allow me to take this hat home. >> brian: also have some hats in the green room for you. >> steve: very nicely done. you will notice this is one day out of the year where our logo right in front of lawrence is camo, indeed.

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>> steve: president-elect donald trump winning the most popular vote by a republican candidate ever and bernie sanders says democrats have nobody to blame but themselves. >> the working class of this country are angry and they have a reason to be angry. we have the living where people on the top doing phenomenally well and 60% of our people are living paycheck to paycheck. what donald trump said he provided explanation i know you are angry. >> steve: people were angry. after raising $50,000,000.000000 for democrats our next guest stepped away from the democratic party after she says it turned its back on her and her family. evan barker joins us from san francisco. evan, good morning to you. >> hi, how are you? >> steve: i'm doing okay. what a story. you are a lifelong democrat. everybody in your family democrats you raise $50 million

for democrat families and yet you voted for donald trump. you are in san francisco, what's the reaction from your friends? hey we thought we knew her. she voted for trump. >> i think i need to go into hiding. >> steve: you are not kidding. >> it's been quite brutal i have had friends i have known over a decade in the last couple of days that have completely turned their back on me want nothing to do with me anymore. it's been a hard few days still i do not regret my decision and i don't regret my decision to go public with this information either. >> steve: indeed. you wrote an article for the free press. and in the article for folks who have not read it you raised the middle finger to your own party. they used to stand for something. and now they don't. explain. >> yeah. absolutely. so i originally come from the

kansas city, missouri area like you. and many people in my family are union members who used to vote democrat and in the last 8 or 10 years have slowly gone redder and redder. at first i didn't know why. especially now democratic policies, fundraiser working out here. i have noticed there is a cultural attitude and cultural resentment many on the left have toward people in the middle of the country. toward trump supporters in general. i think we sue that very clearly in the final few days of the election when joe biden came out on television and called the majority of the country garbage. so, you know, there has been a lot of things that have led to this and i think especially in this election, kamala harris did not really ever articulate her

vision for americans' economic future. she didn't really address the pain that people were feeling. instead she had television show appearances with oprah winfrey and the women on "the view" who just, you know, they just don't get it. they don't get the pain that people are feeling. meanwhile donald trump was out there speaking to people every day. ran on a plat form of economic populism. things that would really benefit the working class and people i know back home like no tax on tips. >> steve: right. no tax on overtime. harris, which helped protect jobs here in the united states. >> steve: evan, oner thing i wanted to touch on because it's veterans day. your stepbrother served in the navy. and sadly was killed when a ship -- there was a ship collision. you did not hear from the democrat president of the united states. you didn't hear from any -- your

family didn't hear in any democrat. your family heard from pat roberts, the republican senator from the great state of kansas. he is the one who sat with your family and talked about your stepbrother for an hour about his life john mccain called your family. doesn't hear anything from the democrats? >> no. we were invited to the white house christmas party when donald trump was in office -- no, white house halloween party when donald trump was in office in 2017. ironically my brother was a janitor in barack obama's state office when he was a state senator in illinois. and he ended up joining the navy in 2008. i actually reached out to the obama foundation during that time and through my contacts with democratic politics trying to reach him. hoping that he might remember my brother. >> steve: right. >> perhaps he could send a letter to his two children. they were 6 and 8 at the time

when he tragically passed away in a very preventible death. and i never heard anything from them. and i think that that, you know, i know he is a busy guy and everything. but just in general during that time i felt like-had a lot more empathy from the people on the right than did i from people on the left. >> steve: indeed. >> that was a very confusing thing for me as lifelong democrat. >> now you are going to change your official party registration to independent. joining us from san francisco today, evan barker. if you want to read her piece it's in the free press and it's terrific. evan, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: all right. and as we just mentioned today is veterans day. and we are honoring america's heroes all morning long. ainsley is having breakfast with a lot of veterans in south carolina look at this crowd, wow.

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>> brian: schumer is blocking dave mccormick from attending orientation. >> lawrence: unbelievable. madeleine rivera is live at the white house with more. >> madeleine: senate majority leader chuck schumer is not inviting dave more core mic to freshman orientation just yet he says the race in pennsylvania has not yet been finalized. a spokesman for from schumer 100,000 ballots yet to be counted in pennsylvania. new opinion piece the "wall street journal" editorial board says a lawyer, mike allies is trying to steal a senate seat for casey. the board is suggesting allies might try a legal gam bit to challenge the results in the keystone state. schumer's decision has angered republicans but fo told that

democrat ruben gallego projected to win the senate race also in arizona also has not been invited to orientation because the senate race there hear was not been finalized as well. president-elect trump is calling for recess appointments to quickly get his preferred administration officials in place. this too refers to the president's ability to fill vacancies. thune, cornyn and rock scott who are all vying for g.o.p. leaders supports the move. now, scott has received support of elon musk and other senators like marco rubio. and ron johnson and rand paul looking over to the house. republican incoming congressman david swiker is projected to win his race in arizona's first congressional district. that puts republicans just four seats away from holding on to their majority in the house. lawrence? >> lawrence: real quickly, maddy, i don't know if you know the answer to this. is schumer having the same view when it comes to arizona as well? >> brian: ruben gallego.

>> lawrence: all the votes haven't been counted in that race. >> that is exactly what a spokesman for schumer's office says they say that ruben gallego was also not being invited to from herman orientation just yet because they believe that the race there also has not been finalized. >> steve: if they finalize it by wednesday they could be in, right? >> that's exactly the point. we will see how the next few days turn out. >> steve: meter is running, thank you so much. >> rachel: senator mike lee says don't worry here's a post he putin up on x. i'm willing to personally escort dave mccormick. a visitor's pass. >> steve: like a page. >> rachel: capitol for new senator orientation. i would like to see how they kept him out if he literally walked into the room where it happened. >> steve: good for him. >> brian: now soon-to-be former senator sinema says you don't want to miss orientation. let him in. extremely valuable for me and valuable for everyone you were saying for the whole family?

>> whole family. >> brian: they need the top spot but it looks like tom cotton has locked up the number three spot in the leadership. >> lawrence: for whip? >> rachel: the maga crowd want rick scott and weigh in on that. there is concern that if rick scott can't win or doesn't win donald trump looks bad. a lot of people saying this would be a signal. thune has been aligned with mitch mcconnell. >> when rick scott ran against mcconnell a couple years ago he only got 10 votes. i was reading today in punch bowl they think his ceiling is probably 12. that's why trump may not weigh in. more on this throughout the day. in the meantime, this. >> lawrence: veterans day so we have a very special breakfast with friends at the veterans cafe and grill. >> rachel: ainsley is live in myrtle beach in the home state of south carolina. [chanting u.s.a.]

>> rachel: ainsley good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. we love our veterans in south carolina. we love america, don't we? [cheers and applause] thank you all for your service. look at all the veterans organizations set up here. there is a radio station right here celebrating veterans day. talk 94.5. thank you all so much. [cheers and applause] >> come on in. come on in. hello, everyone. good morning! [cheers and applause] >> good morning. [applause] >> ainsley: such wonderful restaurant, grill, cafe. it was spared because veterans organization -- let me make sure i get the name right, veterans welcome home and resource center came in and saved this cafe. it's been in existence what was the anniversary 15 years? today is the 15th anniversary of the restaurant? 15 years. >> they were about to close last month. [applause]

a veterans organization comes in and saves the restaurant. look at all the stories on the wall. could you imagine if these walls could talk and show you the story behind all of the faces. we have leo, right? your son is on the wall or a picture of you. >> i'm on the wall. >> ainsley: thank you for the service. where are you, leo? right here? these are both you? god bless you, leo. more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪

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♪ >> janice: good morning, everyone. we are tracking wildfires here in the northeast. and even though we had rain overnight tonight and a little bit this morning, it still is not enough to really help firefighters. let's take a look at it. over a dozen wildfires burning across the northeast. that's the rain that moved through. look at that, we're done and then we also have gusty winds move in over the next 24 hours. 22 years that, is an extreme drought since new jersey has experienced something like this. so, this is an extreme situation. and we have got precipitation departures all up and down the northeast, down toward the mid-atlantic and that's the big concern here. the rest of the country pretty quiet and above average for most

folks. we have a new system in the west and some making its way. rachel, my friend, nice to see you. thanks for coming in today. >> rachel: thanks, janice, researchers in israel believe they found a new treatment for ptsd, hyperbaric oxygen therapy. new study shows the therapy helped 68% of patients help ptsd depression symptoms. here to real how effective it can be is our own fox news medical analyst dr. marc siegel. how does this hyperbaric thing work? >> our head of sk psychiatry atu langone top ptsd expert in the world cawrgses this is still early. the brain it looks like is showing signs of being deprived of oxygen when you have ptsd disorder. and our veterans from the iraq and afghanistan campaigns almost 20% of them are showing these

symptoms it can take a while you may not show it right away. flashbacks, not sleeping properly. anxious and life gets disrupted. this is a huge problem. we have some stashed treatments. this one is showing promise because, again, if the brain is acting oxygen deprived and you give oxygen, high powered oxygen, you may have some effect. and israel is jumping on this because they have even more post-traumatic stress disorder. we have standard treatments. we have trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy. we have decentization therapy where we walk people through what happened and try to get them over. we use antidepressants and drug pressure drug. and believe it or not, we are testing psychedelic medicines like psilocybin. we don't have a standard protocol for all. this is something promising and important. >> rachel: it effects veterans and families and good that our medical community is prioritizing this because it's important. >> it's a family disease,

absolutely. >> rachel: 100 percent. let's talk about this. because this is fascinating me. mike thiessen is going to challenge jake paul in a boxing match i believe it's on the 15th on netflix. what do you make of this because mike tyson is 58 years old. this guy katie shape he is a punker george floyd 48 he was a preacher and pray to god and say get me through. this i'm not word about tyson's ulcer which is what he is worried about although it can occur 50% 60% of the time when you get punched that can bring the ulcer back. i think i might actually bet on tyson because i always root for the older guy. >> rachel: i root for everybody in their 50's these days i'm with you, doctor. thanks a lot for joining us. >> thank you. >> rachel: watch my new show in spanish 4:00 p.m. eastern on

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