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♪ >> brian: 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. tuesday, november 1st, this is "fox & friends." the battle continues. i should say the ballot battle continues in pennsylvania as democrats in the state buck the law in the recount process. aren't democrats supposed to be the great defenders of democracy i say in italics? >> ainsley: plus, protests erupt out of one congressman's hometown office after he takes the stand for women's sports. massachusetts seth moulton joins us this hour. plus jillian michaels reacts. >> great picture of her. >> lawrence: fema set to face questions on capitol hill. >> steve: man we got a lot. >> all this second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: well, in pennsylvania, the supreme court in that state upholding its decision to not count the mail-in ballots with incorrect or missing dates bryan brian and signatures.

this after public party officials file 12 separate lawsuits after three term democrat senator bob casey refused to concede the race to republican dave mccormick. >> lawrence: todd piro has the story. >> todd: good morning to all four of you. the pennsylvania state supreme court is a victory for republican dave mccormick reconfirming its decision that counties cannot count misdated on undated ballots. election boards in at least four counties have vowed to count ballots that were improperly filled out. openly scra disregarding state . diane ellis march seeing la a democrat tried rationalize the move after the court's first decision on thursday, listen to this precedent doesn't matter anymore in this country. people violate the law any time they want. for me if i violate the law, i want the court to pay attention to it. >> todd: pennsylvania governor josh shapiro urging counties to respect the state supreme

court's any insinuation our laws can be ignored or do not matter is irresponsible and does damage to faith in our electoral process. the roughly law matters in this commonwealth and as i have always said, it is critical for counties and officials in both parties to respect it with both their rhetoric and their actions. mccormick currently leads democrat incumbent senator bob casey by about 17,000 vossments the associated press called the race for mccormick on november . but, casey refuses to concede. automatic statewide recount underway could cost taxpayers about $1 million. let me add for the bucks county executive who said people violate laws any time they want. if i remember one thing from law school we refer to those people as criminals. back to you. steve thank you very much. >> ainsley: no date, not signed. those ballots have to be thrown out. that is the law. >> steve: it's so clear. it is so crazy. because the supreme court of

pennsylvania, which is, by the way, two republicans and five democrats, they had said twice you have got tooff those ballots, we saw that whom is one of the county commissioners who said you know what? we are going to count them anyway. it's one of those crazy things where, yesterday, bob casey was behind by 30,000. and now he is behind only by 17,000. and that has now triggered an automatic recall. the recall must be done by november 26th. >> lawrence: we count. >> steve: yeah the recount. >> ainsley: going to cost taxpayers $1 million. if that's within the margin of error and that's the law then do it. >> steve: it's the law. >> brian: new york editorial headline pennsylvania democrats show true disdain for democracy in the bob casey dave mccormick race. here's the key to that. is that sometimes you get reports, according to reports behind the scenes there is some people that believes that we're going to count ballots that are

spoiled or without signatures anyway. but instead she did it on camera. so it's everything that i hate to bring it up for 2020 in pennsylvania that donald trump was saying. you are making this stuff on the fly using the pandemic as an excuse. bill mcgurn from the "wall street journal," joined me earlier. and said this about shapiro's missed opportunity to be a true moderate or somebody who does things right not according to party orthodoxy. listen. >> he was silent throughout this whole thing as these officials tried to tilt the election to bob casey. by admitting as you just quoted that they are violating law state supreme court order. the state supreme court weighed in again yesterday, then only then after the is over does josh shapiro come wade into the battle. josh shapiro if he really wants to be a leader, he should make

pennsylvania the blue state answer to florida. after the hanging chads in 2,000, you know, florida's assist in voting counting was a vote. jeb bush reformed it. now has one of the best systems in the country. >> lawrence: there are all these thought pieces about why the american public are regentling the media. why have they lost the trust of the public? you guys lectured the country for four years now about a threat to democracy when it documents donald trump. meanwhile, you have people openly saying they are going to disobey the law. when you have had the supreme court rule twice and there is virtually no coverage of the democrats doing. this if it would have been flipped, we know actually it was flipped. and you guys covered it every single day, even though it wasn't a top issue for americans but there is no comment on this. >> ainsley: post editorial board says. they said democrats in pennsylvania are finally saying it out loud. they -- election denial is unconscionable. it's a threat to democracy

unless a republican wins. in which case it's fine to ignore the law and overturn it. >> brian: two things that donald trump talked about doing. i'm going to mackenzie mize energy production, whether it's fracking, oil or gas. the other thing he talks about is cracking down on the border and he has got a plan to do it. the first person he named after susie wiles was tom homan going to be border czar. that's going to be his focus. almost going to be overseeing homeland security on this as if to say i'll take what mayorkas -- i will take it because i will be in charge. here is how he has told, lawrence, what is he going to be doing first to those blue cities, mayors and governors going on the record saying we will resist tom homan and the trump administration's approach to having illegals find the door. watch. >> first of all, if they don't help us get the hell out of the way do it. if i have to spend twice as many resources in that city that's what we will do. if they give us access so the jail less agents in the community.

for those pushing back going to be mean more agents in the community. hurting themselves. they need to educate themselves. title 8, united states code, 1324, iii, read about that and don't cross that line. it is a felony to harbor or conceal an illegal alien from ice. read the statute. don't cross that line. >> lawrence: this is the first time we have heard this from tom homan too, red line when it comes to liberal cities. if local law enforcement decide once someone is in custody and the feds have jurisdiction to take them instead of them just releasing back on the street and they try to breenkt the fed from doing their job then they are going go after. they they did this last year when trump was back there 8 years ago when they tried to knock on the door and say turn this person over. let them out the back door. >> >> steve: we have been hearing about donald trump has said i'm going to do something on day one. this is the day one plan. they will declare a national emergency and donald trump is

going to use the military to start the process of deporting hundreds of thousands of people. what's interesting is he is going to unveil a series of executive orders on day one. if you remember, he had some executive orders early on in his administration, like the travel ban, stuff like that. those did not stand up in court. so what they're doing is they are trying to make them court-proof, essentially. they are trying to figure out exactly how they can be within the law, and yet do what is -- what he promised to do. and if somebody has been ordered deported. you know, you have gone through the court system, it's pretty easy to say okay, those people should go. that's what he is going to be doing. and in particular. the focus is on people with a criminal record. they are first in line. >> ainsley: tom said criminal aliens, alien gangs, we are seeing tren de aragua this just came out intelligence community has been warned that they have expanded their territory.ien gag

into 16 states, new york, new jersey, california, florida, illinois, georgia, louisiana, nevada, north carolina, texas, tennessee, wisconsin, and colorado. and so tom goes on to say the priority will be public safety threats and national security threats. he said we are going to put more agents on the street. look at that map. that's where tren de aragua is. he said there is no way 46,000 chinese did not leave china without the coordination or consent of the chinese government. that just doesn't happen. >> brian: that's just it. that's the common sense portion of trump's election. we all watched china. all these chinese citizens coming over with their samson night bags and going what are you doing? you don't look like a refugee. why are you here? who dropped you off in mexico and why are you walking over there with your loafers by the way arrogantly dealing with border patrol did i say democrat or snruk i didn't. it's not a democrat or republican situation. arrogant. full services michelle wu the

boston mayor is going to do everything she can to fight against trump's mass deportation. katie hobbs i won't comply with it. flat out won't do it as well as maura healey the governor of massachusetts all in there staking their claim. j.d. pritzker an embarrassment. take a walk in chicago and talk to people in airport setting up sleeping b bags in the aisles ad you ask them the commuter i want to make sure j.b. pritzker's people rights. they sleep in airports in their country. >> lawrence: they don't have to do it all the people at the city council meeting. the residents are crying out for change. >> ainsley: was that chicago? >> lawrence: other thing that came from that interview with tom homan he said is he going to

atdeputize law enforcement. one of the arguments in the state of texas, texas dps can't do anything because they are local law enforcement. state police. now they are going to be deputizing federal agents. meaning they can enforce federal immigration law. that's huge. >> steve: which will be helpful because, when they are going after these criminal aliens who have been ordered removed, they can use the local law enforcement. the problem is -- and this is also one of the things that tom homan and company are working out, is a lot of these country also not take somebody with a violent criminal past. you know, it's like china. it's not going to take anybody back. >> ainsley: we shouldn't either. we shouldn't take them. >> steve: but they are here. so what they are going to do is they are going -- the united states will threaten that home country. and say oh, you are not going to take this guy back who murdered somebody and served his time? well then we are going to restrict visas from your country until you wake up and smell the roses. and so that is going to get their attention.

>> lawrence: at least detain them and not keep them on the street. >> brian: that's where the state department comes. in. >> ainsley: here's the problem what if they give them back to their country and they murderers like the guy who is allegedly accused -- or allegedly killed laken riley. what if we sent him back is he venezuelaen; is that right? what if we send him to vend and they let him out because they are release people have been in prison. >> steve: harder to get back in. >> ainsley: it will be under trump. >> brian: stop that special app. cuba, haiti. pull the plug on that big time. we will never find out if they are eating the cats and eating the dogs. >> lawrence: we got to go. will to a fox news alert. president-elect donald trump no, ma'am nalgted sean duffy to replace pete buttigieg as the transportation secretary. >> steve: rich edson has a great assignment this week. west palm beach overlooking the intercoastal and joins with us a live report. hey, rich. >> rich: hey, guys, not too bad. the former president and president-elect is selling this

pick. he says the former congressman is going to elevated the travel experience of all americans in a state president-elect trump says, quote: sean will use his experience in the relationships he has built over many years in congress to maintain and rebuild our nation's infrastructure and fulfill our nation of ushering in the golden age of travel focusing on safety, efficiency and innovation. trump also wrote that sean will eliminate dei for pilots and air traffic controllers in only two weeks since bin winning the election trump moved quickly selecting his cabinet. still more picks to make. brian armstrong ceo of crypto-currency exchange coin base was scheduled to meet the president-elect to discuss personnel appointments yesterday. trump has become a crypto supporter. armstrong endorsed trump appoint fcc commissioner pers piers. president-elect still reviewing candidates for treasury secretary who will help guide the economy, perhaps under higher tariffs on imports into

the united states. trump is considering kevin warsh, a former member of the federal reserve board of governors. apollo mark rowan, howard lutnick and trump's co-chair and scott bessent the founder of key square group no. strangers to wall street. elon musk has weighed in on this one. he has endorsed lutnick over bess sent. musk called bess sent a business-as-usuals choice. he says lutnick will actually enact change. musk has been hanging an awful lot around mar-a-lago. now it's the president-elect's turn to head to musk's place. is he going to a rocket launch later today. brownsville, texas, spacex has been launching rockets there, testing the whole system where you launch a rocket and recover it and launch them again. back to you. >> steve: and the president loved it when it grabbed the last one. maybe he will get to see that today. >> rich: yep. >> steve: thanks, rich. >> ainsley: thank you. president biden pledging a record $4 billion over the next three years to the world bank to

provide help to the poorest country. >> brian: this after the president made a major gaffe missing the photo with other g-20 leaders you could hear him murmuring in the background. >> steve: lou cass tomlinson joins us live from rio. how is the president and trudeau and the guy from italy all miss the family photo? >> >> lucas: big question here, steve. some think they didn't want to be seen with sergey lavrov. others think the event was highly disorganized. first, let me get to something else, guys. as you know nobody who goes to the oval office leaves empty-handed. the same thing here at the g 20 in brazil. when the plate was passed around yesterday, president biden reached into his pockets and pulled out $4 billion. >> now i need to make sure the world bank will continue its work in the most vulnerable countries. i'm proud to announce the united states is pledging $4 billion over the next three years to the

world bank international development association. >> lucas: guys, when biden arrived at the g 20 first meeting he took a different route than the other world leaders we observed arriving. might have been due to a ramp. white house claimed security reasons. that apparently wasn't a concern for other world leaders such as china's president or india's 74-year-old leader and putin's foreign secretary sergey lavrov. another instance when it's time for the g-20 photo. biden was a no show along with canada and italy's. he milled the photo. seen walking out just after the leaders began leaving the stage, cameras captured the scene, let's go to the videotape. >> they are telling biden, wait for biden, guys. oh my god!

to the left of the palm tree. oh my god! >> and the camera also was looking up in the palm tree for the president at one point now. white house officials says, quote: due to logistical issues they took the photo early before all the world leaders arrived. so we can confirm that president biden was not on the stage, again, was that due to the fact that russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov on the stage. of course president putin is not here. russia is a member of the g-20 or perhaps the event was a little disorganized. no question biden was not there guys. >> steve: between the ramp and picture. >> brian: i have never heard that. that's malone and trudeau? >> ainsley: president xi was front and center? >> that's right. that's right. some think it was alphabetical order. people's republic of china might land him on the second row. >> brian: worth saying again brazil run by lula.

who is a criminal. thank you lucas. bolsonaro pro-trump and democracy anti-china in brazil lost an election but a lot of people have a problem with though. and now can't run for a series of years. lula who was mentored by casto who looks up to chavez a communist took over a country. biden sucked up to him. pushed him and get where he gets pushed back row to. no red carpeting when he lands. president xi front and center in the g-20 photo and he joins brics. >> lawrence: this happening? >> steve: he would would have been the first one on stage. >> brian: he would have left. >> lawrence: do you remember the famous video where donald trump was pushing out the rest of the world leaders to get into the front of the line? say whatever you want to say about him. this is embarrassing for our country. they ask for all this money for us, $4 billion by the way when we have kids struggling never major city and we can find money

to give another country and not our own people, that's embarrassing as well. >> brian: got to see the amazon. someone has got to. >> steve: coming up on 7:20 in new york city. carley joins us with news about that trial that everybody is paying attention. to say. >> carley: that's right, steve. a fox news alert to get. to say in just hours testimony resumes in daniel penny's criminal trial for the chokehold death of jordan neely. penny's sister and a childhood friend both testified yesterday calling penny a calm and kind person. penny's legal team argues his decision to restrain neely on a new york city subway train was justified because neely was threatening passengers. and the definition is now calling for a mistrial after that medical examiner who conducted neely's autopsy mentioned the word homicide on the stand critical day for president-elect donald trump judge juan merchant is expected to decide whether to uphold or toss his felony conviction today. trump was convicted of 34 counts

of falsifying business records back in may in georgia state appeals court counseling in trump's interference case in that state. trump's team is looking to remove fulton county d.a. willis claiming her relationship with wade created a conflict of interest. one person in critical condition scaffolding collapsed. the platform crashed to the ground after it was hit by a box truck. officers say the driver remained on scene and was cooperative. city officials say there was no damage to the building. the owner was issued a violation. yikes. those are your headlines, guys, back over to you on the couch. >> you always think about that when you walk under some of that stuff. >> totally. you never know. >> brian: i wish as a city we could get everything done. can we just finish up? everywhere i'm walking it's scaffolding, that's what we

should be investing in scaffolding. >> steve: well, we have got a lot of really old building. >> brian: haven't had rain since august. >> steve: a lot of old buildings that need fixing. >> brian: fix it on the weekends. >> steve: they are fixing this building, brian. >> ainsley: takes about a year. once the scaffolding goes up you have assessments and it takes about a year to fix. >> brian: protests erupting outside of one democrat's office after he spoke out against men competing in women's sports. congressman seth moulton, next. ♪

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>> ainsley: in about one hour the laken riley murder trial resumes in florida following testimony from the suspect's exroommate who said that they took a taxpayer funded humanitarian flight from new york city to get down to georgia carley shimkus is here with the latest. >> carley: that trial resumes in athens courtroom for day three of testimony. prosecutors say jose ibarra attacked and killed laken riley as she was going on a morning jog on campus at the university of georgia. investigators say they determined that riley had called 911 just minutes after leaving for her midmorning run citing information taken from her smart watch.

investigators say they fought for her life. for 17 minutes until her heart stopped at 9:28 a.m. one of eye bar wraps exroommates took humanitarian flight from new york city to georgia prior to the murder. she said they were among hundreds of illegal immigrants stay not guilty roosevelt hotel while in new york city. ibarra snuck into the u.s. illegally in september of 2022 and was released back in this country before allegedly committing various crimes. ibarra is facing a series of charges, including murder, aggravated assault, aggravated battery and evidence tampering. and now ibarra's two brothers are expected to testify on his behalf tomorrow. prosecutors revealed yesterday that the 2 #-year-old suspect along with one of his brothers are members of the notorious and violent venezuelan street gang tren de aragua. lawrence, over to you. >> lawrence: unbelievable. shouldn't have been in the country. thanks, carley. >> carley: you are welcome.

>> lawrence: mat mat democrat facing pushback from his own party. >> the protest outs of his hometown office after telling "new york times," quote: i have two little girls. i don't want them getting run over on a playing field by a male or formerly male athlete. as a democrat i'm not supposed to be -- i'm supposed to be afraid to say that now the media is attempting to down play the idea that transgender issues could have impacted the last election. watch. >> another one of the lines that ran over and over again in those ads and throughout right wing media is this idea that america is faced with a crisis of boys playing in girls sports. now, these ads created this perception that the issues of trans kids playing sports was dominating schools across the country, which is completely false. >> lawrence: that congressman seth moulton has been kind enough to join us this morning. congressman, thank you so much for giving us time. >> good see you. >> lawrence: i watched another interview and i saw you were

trying to be reasonable and you say look, i may not have gotten the language right on this of how to say it with the right pronouns or anything like that. but the principle still remains the same. so, why are you receiving so much pushback? >> well, look, i mean, you can have a debate about this issue. and that's really my core point. we need to be able to debate contentious issues without just being shut down. and this is a problem that we have in politics today. we can't, as democrats, feel like we can debate some of these contentious issues at the risk of offending people. i hear this from my republican colleagues as well. some of them have real trouble coming out and just saying that biden won the 2020 election or good cases for being involved in ukraine because they are afraid of what they will hear from their own party base on those contentious subjects. but we can't advance policies for the american people. we can't represent the vast majority of americans and the concerns that they face if we're not willing to actually engage in debate. and that's really my core point

here. >> lawrence: so why the protest though, sir? it seems like. >> that's a good question. >> lawrence: when i talk -- and i have been traveling around the country with some democrats. and they voted for donald trump on multiple issues. the issue i continue to hear about is not being anti-trans but the fact that they don't want biological males competing with their daughters or they don't like them going into the bathroom. it's a legitimate issue, deserves some type of debate. but, instead of debating it. they are protesting you. >> well, look. i'm not afraid of protest. people protest out in front of my office all the time because they think i'm too pro-israel, for example. so protests are okay. part of free speech. but, you're absolutely right. we just need to be willing to talk about these contentious issues. nighttime anti-trans either. in fact i have a strong record of supporting trans people, including trans kids. this isn't about trans kids, either. that's another criticism i hear. look, my kids are young. they play on co-ed soccer teams.

just like i did when i was their age, too. but when they get older, when we are talking about competitive sports, when people are a lot bigger. it's reasonable to have restrictions. that's why the ncaa has restrictions. that's why the olympics have restrictions. and, yet, for some reason, because of some orthodox litmus test in our party, we're not even spoltzed to entertain the idea. i'm just saying let's have a debate. let's have a debate about this. let's have a debate about immigration. flight democrats are supportive of this bipartisan immigration deal that trump shut down. we know we actually do have a problem at the border. i know some democrats don't like to deny that let's have a debate about how reasonably to solve it and let's actually try to come up with some bipartisan solutions that the majority of americans can agree with that's where we should be as a country. you know, my job isn't to just represent the people who voted for me back in massachusetts. it's to represent everyone. and i'm proud to stand up for civil rights. but, part of having a civil

debate in america is having free speech and being willing to speak your mind. >> lawrence: so you brought up the president-elect. i want to talk about what it seems like some democrats are talking about right now. they are saying they are going to strategize to fight trump's agenda. i guess my big question is are we going to see another four more years of anti-trump resistance? the reason why i ask this is because he won the election, the popular vote, the electoral college, it looks like is he going to have a slim majority in the house. the senate is the republicans' way. isn't there some way to work with the president? i mean, he is not in lock step with republicans on every issue. do you see this as a more of a resistance movement or do you think the party is going to moderate? >> that's a really good question. there are definitely some people who just say you have to oppose every single thing that trump does. i disagree with that i think we need to work with republicans where we can. and we need to stand up and

fiercely oppose trump where we disagree with him. where he has hateful policies, where he doesn't represent the majority of americans. i mean, let's remember, that trump won the popular vote by a smaller margin than hillary clinton won the popular vote over trump back in 2016. i think it's the responsibilities of presidents just like it's my responsibility back home to represent everybody. you know, not just to represent the people who voted for you. but to try to find solutions that are good for the majority of americans. lawyer. >> lawrence: so congressman, why not just run for party chair? it's clear that -- this is a voice that's missing in the conversation. there are some people within your party that feels like they should double down. this is your opportunity to put them back on course. and say, listen, if you want to win over your voters, i mean, because there is two parts to the trump thing. it's the fact that he won the popular vote as well as the electoral college and then have you democrats that decided that they were just going to stay at home. so, even though they didn't vote

for donald trump, they said this is -- i'm out of it for right now. so why not just go out there, put your hat in the ring and try to moderate the party? >> well, look it, i am trying to moderate the party. this is not about me though. this really have about how we get the party back to a winning position. and we're not going to win the midterms. we are not going to restore some balance in washington between democrats and republicans just if i'm trying to advance myself. we're going to do it if we get more people elected to places like the house. that's why, you know, my focus is my organization save america elects democratic veterans. we actually did quite well in this past election. i know democrats lost the house overall, but our win rate. the must be of my candidates who won was close to 90%. you know, these are veterans like jared goldman in maine holds a trump district but bipartisan guy he brings marine values to his work every single day. >> lawrence: that's a maybe then. maybe you put your hand into the

rings? >> no, no. nighttime going to run for party chair. listen, i'm going to do what i think is best for the country. right now i think we need to have more debate on both sides of the aisle. more debate in washington if we actually restore balance. maybe democrats can win the house in the midterm. i think that would be healthy for our democracy. >> lawrence: congressman, i hope you will come back on our show and give us update and talk about other issues as well. we appreciate you giving us some time. >> i look forward to it. so thanks for having me. >> lawrence: fema is faced to set on capitol hill former employee, opposes the agency. they are next. ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your financial choices voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. lowe's knows the most wonderful time of year ends up being the busiest time of year.

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still fairly warm here across the northeast. we have got some rain and snow on the way to areas that are drought-stricken. and then across the west. a lot of storms moving into the northwest and those are going to travel across country. so you can see it, we have heavy rain in the forecast and the gulf coast, up towards the mid-atlantic. and then across a blizzard for the northern plains and upper midwest and then next storm system moves into the west. here it is potentially heavy rain for the plain states, cooler air moving in as far as south as texas and secondary low moves in later this week. there are the cold temperatures on thursday. below freezing. winds in excess of 40, 50 miles per hour and then the wind chills in the teens and 20's. there is the big storm system moving in toward the northeast bringing mainly rain along the coast and snow for interior sections of the northeast. i will tell you, ainsley on friday, we have the big tree lighting ceremony, we could get a little rain, so dress appropriately. i'm trying to warn people in advance. we are all going to be here during the five and we could be

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says this is the culture. we will be watching today. there are two hours hearings one at 10:00 and one at 2:00 p.m. thank you so much, chelsea, for coming on with us. >> thank you for your time. i will be watching this as well. i would also like to add with the florida assistant attorney general, they are also lodging a lawsuit against fema. so there's -- if this congressional hearing doesn't produce anything, then i think it would be worth watching to see what florida might be able to find. >> ainsley: you are right. thank you, chelsea. >> you are welcome. thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. one u.s. soccer star nailing the trump dance. how sports and culture and politics are now colliding ♪ ♪

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grain brian one u.s. soccer star, the carp captain of the tm nailing the moves as trump's signature dance sweeps the sports world pro and college.

>> i think our youth and i say youth, nfl players, college players, high school players, see it, you know, when i was 22, 25, 30 years old, i never thought about politics. i think people just saw it for what it was, that we were in desperate need of help. and that helped us -- president trump. >> brian: favre went up and endorsed him in wisconsin a battle ground state. joining us to react fox play by play he does it all chris myers. congratulations on your book and we will get to it shortly. i know you love this stuff. the phenomenon in a very polarized country there seems to be a lot of unification in the trump dance. what is your insight on this. >> well, who knew that there was so many fans, village people and the ymca. it's an easy athletic celebration. celebrations are usually very

individual, it's athletic and so they want to respond that way. there are certain guidelines, in some leagues about what you can't do when you celebrate on and in an around the field, but i don't think, brian, there is any that say you can't celebrate or imitate some that celebrated the macho man or macho men. >> brian: puts on trump halt he got find for it. the trump dance doesn't get you fined. they were taking a to me. because they thought president trump was president. how things have changed, chris. it's noteworthy, isn't it. >> yeah, well, i think the vote that we recently had around the country was resounding. and the american people and it's made up of a lot of athletes in our country that have a voice and want to celebrate victory. and i think that's what they are doing. >> brian: let's talk about your book. you look back at your career and where it came from and how you

always thought about it. looking at your book right now, you always seem to want to be a broadcaster. chris meyers, that deserves a wow you felt comfortable sitting with your mom playing pin knuckle. >> describing play by play their card game giving away clues when you are not supposed to. but calling into a radio station and disguising my voice so i could get on a couple of different ways to helped get me into the radio business. work my way through college. the book, brian, it celebrates world series super bowlens great moments. and then some moments that become bigger than sports when there is an earthquake at the world series to be in the middle of that i wanted to describe that for people from the inside out who watched sporting events either in person or on television. it's kind of a blend. >> if you took the movie forrest gump and parts of that with almost young rock and roll

journalist who follows the band, his story and you put a sports theme around it, that's kind of what this book covers with names you know from ally to tyson to mahomes to bread, to being there in some of their biggest moments. >> brian: phil murray writes your forward a friendship that grew gradually. real quick, i also know that you -- up close you did o.j. fresh off the murder. >> yes. >> brian: you said you were as nervous as you have ever been. >> yeah. i faced an angry mike tyson sitting in his backyard inches from my face when he wanted to destroy me for something a question. o.j. simpson. the first live interview with o.j. simpson after both the double murder trial and wrongful death lawsuit and he turned down barbara walters. he didn't want to do it on tape. one of those water cooler moment. what went on between that his denial preparation and running into him years later in an elevator just the two of us that i think is compelling reading.

thanks for mentioning the book, yeah. that was one of the more, again, more interesting interviews that goes well beyond sports that deserves wow. we use wow a lot in sports we use it in real life. >> brian: go get this book it's really inspiring whether you want to be a sportscaster or not. best to come for chris myers. your career is still going but been fantastic so far. i will talk to you later in the week on one nation. >> see you on your show. thank you very much, brian. have a good morning. >> brian: you got it, chris. thank you. stick around. more "fox & friends" in just a moment. look at those guests.