>> announcer ladies and gentlemen governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> mike: thank you very much. thank you. and welcome to huckabee from a fox studios in new york. i've got a question for you guys. do you know who is in charge of america? anothers a growing list of people, is to vote you probably never heard of. these are people who are making decisions that affect every last one of us. tonight we will find out just who these people are. they are called sars, and we will do it in a fun way, again that we call dancing with the stars. >> we have a star who at the age

of 13 was a superstar and by 15, had already recorded a greatest hits collection. grammy award-winning country singer tanya tucker is here and she will perform some of her classics and her newest hit, with evil rockers. [ applause ] >> mike: has more details of the steve mcnair for every field we get a look at the trouble professional athletes can get into. miles mcpherson who lived life on the edge during his time in the nfl is not a pastor. he will tell us how sports stars can say no to the temptations that come with fame. [ applause ] >> mike: we received a great attention for our special last saturday and will tell you how the grievance performance of god bless the usa and start a group of soldiers in a combat zone.

speaking of independence day, conan o brian and some political figures including me about some july 4th members on the "tonight show." >> at another question or two about a big, big names, they wrote back. i can't believe it. we will show you their answers in a segment we call "celebrity survey." my first fourth of july memory was, hillary clinton wrote my dad taking us to see fireworks. mike huckabee wrote, watching a marching band in the parade. john mccain wrote dealing out redcoats to get off my lawn. [ applause ] >> mike: thank you, conan o'brien. i think you'll enjoy this segment on our show today. that we are calling dancing with the stars. we're not doing it the cute or if it took spanked wives armenia man matters to you. the 300+ years of the romanov dynasty, there were a total of

18 sars in 300 years. those were the folks that ruled with absolute authority and no accountability. in just six months of being in office president obama now has at least 32 of them. and more are on the way. let's be fair, presidents from is about to george w. bush have appointed so-called czar to have task force or work across agency lines to accelerate the ridiculously slow wheels of government lets not forget the truly inspired man who created our form of government decided to go slow in making changes to they were so afraid of testing too much power in one person or even one branch of government that they created a government that was a stuff to steer is a big ship with a small writer. there are three reasons to be concerned about a government by czar. typically they don't have congressional oversight or work within the boundaries of accountability within an agency

that has rules and regulations in place of interactive, revised and approved through a thorough process. the second reason is that you have to pay for these. government operates off your dime. because the only times they have are the ones that take out of your pocket. by the way, to be honest with you where not talking times we're talking dollars. trillions and chosen them and this is a government that wants more. the third reason is that a lot of them, having them is indicative that government is trying to do a lot of things in a hurry. when government goes fast, it usually goes wrong. i would rather trust a 16-year-old with the keys to a supercharged orbit than to trust government with a bunch of sour without a budget. we are supposed to have a government by the people for the people had yet of unelected czar's running everything from car companies to the california water supply violates the spirit if not the letter of the law. so with apologies to robert frost, a sentiment condition of type" little czar.

>> twinkle twinkle little czar, how i wonder who you are, what do you do and how much do you cost to keep are you a sign that my country is lost? twinkle, twinkle, little czar, i can't believe you're going to make my car. [ applause ] >> mike: that's my view i would like to hear yours and you can contact me@mikehuckabee.com. the connie "fox news" feedback icon and post your views. we are always glad to hear from you. okay it is early july, many of us are feeling the summer heat. but can you stand the heat of cox hotseat? it is time to raise the temperature. today we have two people of different political views than mine. they will fire away at me. i challenge us today are democratic strategist and were member of the youth partnership

for excellence in government bully at a zoo. thank you for being a. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> mike: and democratic political consultant and former staffer for the governor of new jersey, tara del valle. great to be here. >> we know we have global warming, we are no longer debating about the effects of carbon emissions in our environment. and if we don't want to take -- you know sometimes it's hard to take a leadership position on something that your constituency doesn't want to give up, but what will it take for america two say i will use less gas to give i will use less electricity rather than just scary people to say this is going to cost you $3000, a taxpayer, which is already the bashed in debunked. what does america need to see to agree to use less. >> mike: there is some debate as to whether we are getting warmer, whether there is climate

change and who is affecting it. when i was in college the world was coming to a deep freeze so there is this difference. there is this point we can agree on. the boy scout rule. the boy scout rule is that your campsite in better shape than you found it. it's real simple. the bigger the better shape than you found it. so i have a personal responsibility, i don't want the government to tell me what i can or cannot do, but make sure i realize it's about my children and grandchildren be able to breathe the air, go to beautiful lakes and rivers and enjoy the magnificent creation that i get to enjoy it every week. >> okay, governor huckabee, but i want to move onto it -- i thought the first was controversial, now we're getting into the controversial area territory. speaking of territories, segway, israel a two state solution and expansion of settlements. given the fact that we are israel's grand, they're one of our biggest allies and they are a friend, as friends should the united states of america step in and encourage israel to do

things that might put them in a safer position later? >> mike: why don't we encourage all the hostile nations around israel gets where they back off and give israel a security zone. i've been there ten times i probably will be there for my polemic or 12th trip in the next six months, and one thing i understand is you can't have two sovereign governments claiming the same piece of real estate. we would never accept in the u.s. or if it will never work in the middle east. to ask the israelis to give up more top land at tiny sliver of property they barely have access to is probably not only unrealistic but it's unsafe. so is there a solution? i think there may be, but it does not involve having to governments trying to claim the same cities, neighborhoods and apartment buildings. >> i had a conversation with president clinton about this when he was president and one thing he said was this is like cutting siamese twins. you have to know where to cut in order to save both children. i wonder what's your view about

being that we need a solution, about his view on it and just what your thoughts are on how we cut to create space? >> mike: if you look at the total amount of land controlled by jewish people and the total amount of land controlled by the muslim world, there's a lot more space in the muslim world to give the palestinians a homeland rather than to take what the land the jewish people have who have been under absolute assault for most of the resistance. and listen, i would love to talk about this even more, our time is gone. let's do it again. you are both wonderful. >> thank you very much sue hecht thank you. [ applause ] >> mike: you can hear daily commentaries on the huckabee report heard three times each weekday on 500 radio stations across america. if you want to find one near you or to hear all the commentaries go to mike huckabee.com and click on the icon for the huckabee report. >> within a democracy so why does our country being run by

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will. >> mike: wonder who is in charge of our country? visit the president kick it as a congress? it seems the current administration is giving more power to a group of people called czars. >> the show has been such a hit that all of you guys want to come and take one in my house. abc is planning a series called dancing with the czars.

>> mike: the mr. president, that soundbite give us an idea for a game. these so-called experts appointed by you, mr. president, those with no congressional approval, have the power to make assertions that affect us and to get into it without reporting to anybody. not the senate, not the media, just the president. there are now 32 of these czars. three more are waiting in the wings and a wonder who are they and are they really qualified? to find out we will have a game called "dancing with the czars." we're going to do this. we will pick some members of our studio items, and then we will show them pictures of some of the czars, give them some clues and ask them if they know what they are in charge of. if the contestant guesses what the seller does but will give them hear does a nice 100 how about that? [ applause ] >> mike: audience, are you ready

to play dancing with the czars? [ applause ] >> mike: wants to play a? you do keep you come on down. you want to play a? underplay? and you want to play. here's how it will play. i'm quick to show you a picture. by the way would you like to build a $100 bill? to have any of those? magna. >> mike: would you like one thing i guess. >> mike: get it back. you only get it if you get the question right. >> okay. >> mike: of me show you a picture. look at the screen over hear do you know that is? you don't notice. let me first about to get a clue. his name is joshua bloch. he is a czar. notice the shirt he is wearing says god told? at doesn't look like as much, does he. now if we tell you his name does that help you? for $100 what does he do what seats are up? let me give you another clue.

here's one. he left princeton law school to work for president obama as a senate aide. does that help you to give jack a little. >> mike: what does he do? i really want to help you here. i'm a clue. get a clue is he is a pentecostal minister. does that help at all? >> a little. >> mike: i'm afraid we're going to hear the buzzer. yes, i know we would hear it. i'm glad i kept the $100. okay. here's what he does. he is the faith-based czar in charge of helping faith-based and secular groups that provide social services and job training. did you know we had a czar for that? straka heard something. >> mike: i think he is praying we don't find out how many czars we have and how much their cost america. but very much for playing with us today. out of the back. but turning?

>> ashley. >> mike: ashley, i want you to do what you can to see if you can win this $100 bill. you know the government would do if they had it to give some expended. >> mike: taken away that's what they do best. here's a picture you notice that? >> he looks familiar. >> mike: you know his name? there is that edward montgomery. but cds are up? but give you a clue will give you some help. he is a czar, he was the dean of college and behavioral social sciences at the university of maryland. does that help you know what he does for you? you are paying for him. what does he do for you? >> i'm sure he does a lot. >> mike: another clue i'll make this easy. i want you ashley to have $100. he once served at the department of labor under the clinton administration. as i cleared up for you. >> it doesn't seem to come in and clear. >> mike: i think i'm hearing a

buzzer. actually, i am so sorry. he is the auto recovery czar. he is in charge of supporting workers and communities that rely on the auto industry. by the way it is interesting on his resume but says he doesn't know anything about cars. so he is in charge of making sure the car industry comes back. are you okay with that? >> i'm glad it's in safe hands. >> mike: as is this $100, ashley, i had to keep it. the gripping hand. thank you. and what's her name? bit heavier jam. so far two losers. it's sad. i'm going to let you hold the $100 bill too. so if i'm not worried about giving it away. jim, i think you better get it back. jim, you are the government? >> now serve. >> mike: you grab that hundred dollar bill like you did. but at this picture and tell me if you know who this is. does that person familiar?

>> she does not. >> her name is carol browner. and the video clue. i'll make this easy. until recently she was listed as a leader of a group called socialist international. i'm not kidding. so what is she a czar of acute. >> i believe she is a czar over the climate -- at our member all of it, but climate energy and that part of the. give going. >> mike: unless they have clinton that she was clinton's epa administer and overstock the destruction of some computer files. how about that if you. >> i think she is the environmental czar. >> mike: you know what, jim, you get to keep that $100. sue hecht thank you. >> mike: how about that. don't go away just yet. that's pretty good. now there is 31 others like carol browner. how may those do you think you might have known? >> probably may be zero.

>> mike: it's interesting. i want to say to ashley and also to our other friend we will give you consolation prizes you'll get a signed copy of my book, do the right thing. do the right thing is to tell your government not to have so many czars that don't know what in the world are doing without congressional oversight and that's the point of the game. not just to play the game but the fact is most people here in across america watching our show would not know who these 32 people are. they are some of the most powerful people in the entire united states and want to be sure you understand that. they are not accountable to anybody, not elected, that's scary. if you want to be part of our audience call 877-225- 8587 or write to talk to except foxnews.com. >> coming up she stormed onto the scene with a smash it as a 13-year-old three decades later she is still under the leading she is still under the leading ladies of country

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>> mike: she was barely a teenager chattered first big hit. she since recorded ten number one singles and more than 40 top ten songs. please welcome country music superstar tanya tucker. [ applause ] >> it's good to see you. hello. >> mike: good to see you. we have some country music fans in new york. >> wow. >> mike: it's great to have you here. you have an enormous career started back when you were 13 years old. >> s. >> mike: the last few weeks we have seen such a tragedy with the michael jackson death, and people have talked about how tough it was for him to be a

superstar at a young age. tell me about the pressures of being a child and yet being thrust into an incredibly adult world of the entertainment industry, because you were there long before -- >> i was, but i have to say it was a lot different than than it is now. there's a lot of pressure to matter who you are or how old you are in this business. people expect -- you want to be your best, the people expect a lot from you. but with michael i always said from the very beginning -- i knew michael, what a wonderful person he was -- i know that he must have -- to me, in my own mind, i feel like all the slander and all the things that came up about the trial, was really what killed him. i cannot imagine him being able -- i could not have handled it. and i imagine he just wanted to be not himself. >> mike: people forget artists are human beings with feelings and emotion.

>> absolutely. but it's like when the autograph, one with this, on my back, but that person may never see you again. my perception of michael is if you take a bengal tiger -- bengal tiger has a baby and put that bengal tiger and a small little kids, he's not going to grow. he will not ever grow. he will stay small because michael didn't have a chance to grow up. >> mike: in your life you went through tough times but then you had a complete turnaround. i won't go hash out other stuff because it's irrelevant to me but i want to talk about what was the turning point for tanya tucker when i got back on track? >> i had a great family, a great set of parents. i'm so thankful for that area because when it did get off-track it wasn't their fault. they had already taught me the right things to do so it was totally my fault whatever i did, but i always had that in the back of my mind, i could hear my dad say certain things. as matter of fact when i talk to my kids back in my dad or my

mother, things that they taught me. we all did. but i had that foundation to fall back on and it was a strong one. so that turned things around for me. my dad never gave up and if you have a son or daughter that some drugs or alcohol, don't you up. i don't care if you have to hogtie them. that's what you got to do. >> mike: will play some cuts from this album and we're about to run out of time in this segment before we do that, dedicated to death cemented his because my dad introduced into the songs. he really did. he introduced me to country music. and every time i went in the studio to sing these songs, which is only twice, but i remember that yesterday about some of them i sang coming up track to get started others i heard all my life coming up. but my dad was always there singing about hank williams would sing it. you can't just sing a country song that i feel it. unfortunately you are only nine years old so he said he got a

big strike against you get a big strike against you because people don't believe you've been through that. so you have got to sing it with twice as much feeling. he would not let me off the hook either. >> mike: he not only did you a great favor he did the world a great favor by sharing with the rest of us. when we come back to get a sample of her greatest hits in seven new version of an old classic with a "little rockekeke

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>> mike: we're back with tanya tucker. she has a brand-new cd out called my turn. a lot of great songs on it. a lot of these songs were once your dad loved and encouraged you to pick up on. >> just. >> mike: this is the first new recording. >> and seven or eight years. at first i was a little hesitant to do it because of this cover songs. but you know, it's been a wonderful experience doing it for a time life, and working with time life, but also singing the songs i grew up singing area and the music will come later. >> mike: have had so many digits over the years, it's been a remarkable career. one of the big hits you have there is a back story to it. smack my parents were celebrating 50 years of marriage, we lost my dad thanksgiving morning 2006.

so they would have been married i think probably 69 years. so my mom has taken a turn for the worse. she has been in the hospital and i hope she is watching tonight and we will get you out of there, granny. this is a song i dedicated to them. she's 15 and he's barely driving a car ♪ ♪ she's got his ring and he's got the keys to her heart ♪ ♪ it's just a matter of time ♪ they will spread their wings and fly ♪ ♪ like two sparrows in a hurricane ♪

♪ trying to find their way ♪ with a head full of dreams and faith that can move anything ♪ ♪ dave heard it sung again but all they know is how the they feel ♪ ♪ the world says they will never make it ♪ ♪ but loeb says they will. and i think they will. [ applause ] >> mike: tanya tucker. now this album and it's available at wal-mart and target and he can get it on itunes because i downloaded a bunch of the songs already. >> we have a new -- we have a new phone -- iphone. iphone app. i thought it was a horse. happily so.

but they say given by the tanya tucker application on the iphone store something like that to get all my records. >> mike: the kids know what to do as long as they order the cd you carefully understand. >> now. >> mike: this is an old bug: some. >> buck owens. what a wonderful inspiration he was to all of us in the business. he was a friend as well. but this was pete anderson's idea. petri dish the album painted all dwight yoakam's records and he played guitar on there too. i was very excited when pete said we should do a book on soccer and this is the one we did speak, stuart. i was going to but here again. go the sun is going to shine in my life once more ♪ ♪ love is going to live here again ♪ ♪ things are going to be away

they were before ♪ ♪ love is going to live here again ♪ ♪ love is going to live here ♪ love is going to live here ♪ love is going to live here again ♪ ♪ no more luminous ♪ only happiness ♪ love is going to live here again. >> all right. ♪ ♪ i hear bells are ringing ♪ ♪ i hear birds singing ♪ but is going to live here again ♪ ♪ i hear bees humming

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[ applause ] >> mike: book would be proud. he would be proud of you anyway. >> out so. >> mike: we wanted to get out of hear without doing probably her signature song. how many times have you some "delta dawn" any idea? >> i don't know. not enough i will say that. >> mike: i'm glad you said that because if you said too much and you wouldn't do it i would be hurt. do at least one more time in your life. >> is picking that is, if you? delta dawn, what's that flower you have on ♪ ♪ could it be a faded rose from days gone by ♪ ♪ and did i hear you say, he was meeting you hear today ♪ ♪ to take you to his mansion in

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>> mike: the tragic murder of

former nfl cornerback steve mcnair finds us of how rich athletes are foldable to places that underlies jonathan surry reports. >> steve mcnair was allegedly murdered by saturday by his girlfriend 20-year-old said he'll continue to use the same gun to kill herself. based on forensic tests authorities believe mcnair was asleep in his girlfriend fired four shots, two to his head, too to his chest. police say she then sat down next to him and kill herself with a single shot to the head. >> steve mckay was murdered and then in turn she killed herself with a single gunshot wound to her head. >> she apparently believes mcnair was having a relationship with another woman and told a coworker she was considering suicide. the 20-year-old was pulled over with mcnair has her passenger in a dui arrest just days before the two were found dead. and then left the scene and a cab later belgrade jail. he was married with four

children. >> we may never know exactly what drove her to make that decision on that saturday morning, the totality of the evidence clearly points to a murder-suicide. >> her family said the woman was confident mcnair was going to divorce his wife and they would move in together. jonathan surry, "fox news". >> mike: my next guess was a promising defensive back for the san diego chargers. he became addicted to drugs and the party lifestyle that's unfortunately way too common with young stars. he is now a pastor who works on keeping our youth on the right path or you please welcome my house and fearsome. it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> mike: when you watch this tragic story of steve mcnair, do look at that and say could be made? >> my purse got to his family, that's a tragedy that i've seen so many guys be in that position for your play football everybody is giving you everything you want, no one says no and you have the freedom to do what you want. actually after i gave my life to

the lord it was a monday night ball game house in a hotel for players with called me up and wanted an affair with me. i said no, but for many reasons, when her husband was 6-6 and 400 pounds. >> mike: that's a good reason cement but the opportunities are just everywhere and guys have to have the discipline to say no. >> mike: there is extraordinary opportunity for professional athletes not just nfl baseball, ask about, you hear these stories all the time. what is it that just sugars sorted this almost magnetism to the players? >> women and people are attracted to power. sometimes we are attracted to people by the way we look at power is an attractive force and these guys have his perceived sense of power, they have money and have freedom. but we have to pull back and understand this happens every day to the regular joe. it just happens that after tragedies are in the news. guys cheat otherwise all the time and think they will get away with it. you won't get away with it.

at some point your symbol find you out. unfortunately it was tragic in this case. it happens all the time. when these guys played football and baseball they perceive this superhuman and women are attracted to it at the same time everyone around and give sympathy want facilitating what they want to do it and hiding it in there like codependent. so it's tragic to people who supposedly love them, are facilitating their demise. >> mike: you had that life, almost the life we've just seen in steve mcnair but something medically changed. i want to make sure you hang around because i want to find out what it was and why miles mcpherson is sitting with enough as it is talking about the late miles mcpherson. we will be right back with you to find out what it was that made the turn in your life. coming up, we'll talk to miles. you don't want to

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>> mike: we're back with mouse pictures son currently the senior pastor of the rock church in san diego, former nfl football player. miles, when we were talking before we discussed steve mcnair had this horrible tragedy experience and his family. we talked about it with you but it wasn't, why not? >> i was doing cocaine for the mild and to christian guys on the team shared the gospel with me. one morning at five am i've been up all night doing cocaine assembler, today is the last day and i committed my life to jesus christ that was the last time i used cocaine, the last time i cursed. got back at micro trend we will be married 25 years of september. [ applause ] >> mike: congratulations. a lot of people have not had that experience and not able to

hold a marriage for 25 years. the pastor to the pastor at from the nfl how did that happen? >> i share the gospel with a teenager that lived next me in my neighborhood i said go get your sister and she got saved us a good pitcher friend underwent kept getting saved so i thought some about the study of the house. sixteen years later i started the rock in the year 2000 and san diego state which are separate five years, now we're about 12,000 on a sunday over the last nine years but what's most amazing about our church are the people are in the community something. we're going to give 600,000 hours of volunteer service is here from just our one church. we have people ministering to homeless people, people in convalescent homes, strip pubs, kids in foster care. i'm writing a book called "do something" which is designed to mobilize people to go out and do something i'm most proud of the people in our church, the stanton collett years. they're doing an amazing job of ministering in san diego.

>> mike: it doesn't sound like a church coming together but they're breaking out of the huddle to serve the world. >> do something. if they don't want to get involved and do something there at the wrong place. so it is very exciting to see the church growth not only in numbers but in activity and creating ministries anyway could be lost want to find a way to be found and we minister to everyone and san diego. >> mike: defined that because you're in the nfl have an entrée to the players and athletes many of us would not have because you understand the culture? >> sure. i've relationships with the players in all sports but definitely be charter players and there are guys in the nfl who are committed to the lord and searching. these are regular people are we have to forget they can play football but they are human just like everybody else and have exactly the same struggles like everybody else. and they need real people who will talk honestly with them and straight with them.

too many times people tell them what they want to hear and they start to believe that over time. but they really respect people who will be themselves and the real and confrontational -- confrontational in a respectful way. to say wrong is wrong and right is right. besides the the bears memorial of the players said i don't know what we can learn from this. what we need to learn his adultery is wrong. we need to learn that soon will find you out. and guys need that, people in their lives will talk straight with them. >> mike: when you look at the scene in the nfl, major league baseball, any of this, what would be the primary thing you would like to get on a soap ox and say to fellow athletes in the professional world? >> the ones that are married i would say above your weight and be faithful to your wife. i would tell them you are no different than any white house. he will stand for the king one day. michael jackson pass away at his memorial one then said the king of pop about his new to the king of kings wednesday. we have to realize that none of us ever was cut, we are not god and we have to live by the same

rules as everybody else. i played football by first two years i was doing everything i wanted to do with two other guys. they both got arrested or if i was next. when i started to go to church the security office from the chargers thought i was going to church and followed me the nevada that is getting better juice and the holy ghost. but i was going down. by the time i thought i was invincible. i think these guys need to realize you're not invincible. your career will end someday anyway but ultimately your life will end. i heard a statistic that 90% of the guys and approval are either divorced, broke or unemployed within two years of retirement. it is really sad that they don't realize that life is going to come at you fast. and now these guys got some much money they can withstand the heat of the longer, but in the end, they're going to stand before god and the need to play by the same rules. >> mike: a great story, as, i wish that would've been steve mcnair's story. it's a tragic here is but a

wonderful reminder there is still hope for anybody who's going to get their life straightened out. i give her much. looking forward to the book. do something coming up in november. and we'll have you back. [ applause ] >> mike: got something to say about today's show? we would like to hear from you read e-mail us at hotmail foxnews.com pitocin sam eig. many viewers to listen much they enjoy the fourth of july musical special especially being greenwood's performs of his anthem "god bless the usa." some of you out there felt it more than others and from far reaching places at the combat zone of qa. coming up we tell you how the song inspired troops were song inspired troops were watching the show$ñ

we get tons of e-mails from you. all of the viewers around so >> mike: we get tons of e-mails from you, all of our viewers and so many find us of why we do the show. last week we aired archuleta for special which included the greenland who performed the song "god bless the usa. ." >> i am proud to be an american drama where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ who gave that right to me ♪ and i would gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ because there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god lets the usa.

mosavi -- ♪ smack this comes from sergeant major brenda waving to was watching our show while working out at the gym in the space of qa. this what he says. this morning got up at oh 500 and proceeded to the gym to get some exercise. i got there at 0530 and decided i would exercise on the elliptical sheen. the tv was on "fox news". mike huckabee came out and stated the program would be a tribute to our country. keep in mind that what we're watching it sucks in the morning is being broadcast on the east coast back home at 11:00 pm sunday night by faith. so here we are a bunch of soldiers, mostly older soldiers, working on his exercise machines, watching mike huckabee and his pitcher at show. he had the greenwood and his band sing and play. of course the greenwood tradition the song was cut bless the usa. as the sun began to just continued exercising.

beside me was a rather large java man with a strong spanish accent. he appeared to be puerto rican. when we got to the course this man started singing to the top of his lungs i'm proud to be an american with his strong spanish accent. then he stopped his machine and stood beside it at attention and continued to sing. some might others stop exercising and joined in. i did too. then this big hispanic soldier puts his arms around my shoulders and a man's heart. i sang louder. so did everybody else. all of the machines had ceased by this time and we all joined together arms on one another's shoulders singing i'll probably stand up next to you and defend her still today. these are the soldiers who truly are defending her today. this very day on foreign soil in a combat zone. the big guy beside me had tears streaming down his face. so did others. so did i. they be not big elephant tears, but my eyes were behind mice.

this room had a big glass front to it. across the hall with a glass front was the weightlifting room and by the time we hit the last chorus of folks over there and stopped weightlifting and were watching us band of old soldiers, arms around one another's soldiers with tears in their eyes singing god bless the usa. when the song was over we looked at one another like what just happened here? we got back on our machines intended our exercise session and "fox news" went to a commercial. it is a moment i will never forget. i will tell you something soldier, i will never forget it either. our entire staff and crew deeply moved by the fact that here we are in the studio, and we are having an impact on you heard but never forget, you're having an even greater impact on us. you are giving us our freedom. [ applause ] >> mike: that's our show tonight. have a great weekend from york mike huckabee on behalf of our group, god bless the usa.ick folbaum. >> jamie kolbe. see you at 10:00 am eastern