>> clayton: the the vice-president says china has the best cities and infrastructure in the world right now. "fox & friends" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >> happy father's day, boys. >> dave: thank you. >> clayton: thank you. >> and happy father's day to your dad, your dad, all you dads. hope are' starting it off with us. >> and we've lined up. gavin, our producer, making sure we've got like beer filled donuts. >> manly cupcakes. >> beer filled donuts. >> and great cookies at delmonico's this year, country music, we're all set.

enjoy the next few hours, get the kids out of bed and help make breakfast. and dominating the week, when you look at sunday and think about what the week will be all about politically, it will be the continued battle over immigration and the president's move on friday to stop deportations of around 800,000 illegals. >> clayton: guys, you wouldn't have known it if you were listening to mitt romney that immigration was now on the front burner. he went to pennsylvania, quakertown, pennsylvania, and my home turf. and looking at wa wa locations? what's wa wa one of the best gas station in the-- >> and get gas and a hoguey, fantastic. mitt romney shows up yesterday to put the focus back on the economy and doesn't mention immigration, side stepping it, really, take a listen. >> his last campaign had a campaign slogan about hope and change and now he's hoping to

change the subject, all right? he didn't want you to be thinking about his record, but we are thinking about his record. the people of america recognize that whether you thinks' a nice guy, don't think he's a nice guy, one thing you know, he is a disappointment. when he bowed to the teacher's union and put their demands across america, are kids getting a fair shot? and how about billions of dollars of your money, tens of billions of dollars and takes it and invests in busesses of his campaign contributors, bails them out and eventually those businesses and giving guarantees, is that giving you a fair shot? >> no. >> when the information first came out about this plan, the-- you know, obviously, you get the highlights, essentially, but there are a lot of little tiny things, caveats that are coming out right now, including the fact that one

going significant attention, illegal immigrants with misdemeanors will be allowed, not multiple or felonies, but misdemeanors. >> why you're here illegally and broken the law, you could be allowed to stay there. it's a little bit after loophole. so it's interesting, but in terms of how romney handles this immigration issue, a no-brainer, stay focused on the economy, given the tanking numbers, but romney's standing with latino voters, but forced later today on a sunday show to deal with this immigration pl plan, end around congress and a hint where romney is going to go with this, telling a sunday show host, if obama wanted a solution that dealt with these kids or illegal immigration in america, then this is something he would have taken up in his first three and a half years, not in his last few months, particular focus i would imagine in the first two years

in which he had a majority in the senate, and in the congress and chose to punt. yeah, you know, thinking about this yesterday, and this whole, it's all politics, everything a politician does is politics. >> especially four months out from a presidential election. >> clayton: let's be honest, he's had four years, it's not politics, he's president for four years, he has a job for for years, in the last year he gets to do whatever he wants, the president of the united states and you have to answer for that right now and there are parts of this bill, this immigration legislation he could talk and tackle about, and the misdemeanor, the criminal record, instead he doesn't want to talk about it and's going to face this in the next couple weeks in florida with the latino voters because he's been strict relates to the arizona immigration law. >> and it's not just about the criminal records and misdemeanors, a lot of you folks out there, hey, that's not such a big deal, but then

you also have the fact you're going to have a lot of people now again active in the work force, taking jobs potentially away from people born here. >> clayton: that's an argument, go back and forth. i don't know that-- >> there's the fact that it could have a major wave and spike of illegal immigration, people thinking, hey, here is the window of opportunity to get my kids a place in america. >> go running over the border. >> dave: and the progress, the fact that he went around congress, something he said himself, he never wanted to do-i think the process will be a focus and later today, alan west, a congressman from florida will talk to us about his concern about this immigration law. >> sorry about that, we had representative schweiker on the show yesterday and mentioned something that i mention mentioned quickly about the

border-- >> they've created this sort of loophole, look the other way, make application, give you a job, an advice is a, a work visa, two years later it all blows up again. so, one more time this administration is very political, very political and then kicked the can down the road for two years, now, that for law enforcement were worried that we've just created incentive for more people to across our desert in the middle of the summer. >> clayton: it's interesting, it is, because when you dive into it, president obama has deported over 400,000 individuals, more than president bush. in fact, criticized by the the latino community by the amount of deportation, the notion that there's going to be more immigrants pouring over the border, democrats are having a hard time with that right now, but it's an interesting argument, right? if he's trying to maybe get back to getting the political point for the latino community. >> and the still, latino

voters overwhelming ly favored obama. >> clayton: but that's dropped because of the deportations. >> we'll see what happens in florida, romney and the president are going to speak before latino and point officials, the message is there, very, very interesting. will romney's-- >> romney has to handle this by the middle of the week and figure out where the party's going with this. >> do you think his message will change and back away, distance himself a little bit from, you know, what he had said earlier during the campaign? >> yeah, it's going-- >> the process, could be interesting. as we've been saying, president obama bypassing congress, changing the rules, some might argue on immigration. >> there's a new documentary out called "they come to america", those affected by this, if they plan to stay in the united states? listen, their answer may surprise you. >> i don't want my children so

i-- the truth is you really do not want to be an american. >> no, because the united states is not the best in the the world. it might change, tomorrow, today, pay for it, testimony, my son pay for your son. >> a lot of focus on the u.s.-mexico border and the maker of the film, dennis lynch joins us. >> i made a movie about it. before we go into questions, i had a he like to say i have not voted more than once-- sorry, i have that impact on-- but i've only voted once in my entire adult life about 20 years ago, i couldn't say who i voted for, i'm not a political guy, when i made this film i tried to go right

down the middle and what i come away with, is the president of the united states on friday, kicked in the teeth 20 million american workers who are out of work and their children. i travelled this country in making this film. i did what the president should be doing, i found people sleeping in the snow because they don't have work. i found people down in florida trying to get jobs, they can't get jobs because they don't speak spanish. >> clayton: let's talk about that. an interesting debate. a number of studies the past few years that have said that the notion na illegal immigrants take jobs aren't true. 040,000 summer workers and ththill thel t and young kids coming home from college and simply are deciding not to work, they don't want to take summer jobs anymore. so, is this true? do illegal immigrants take jobs from american workers? >> what they do is they

undercut american workers. you have american workers who need to make a certain amount of money in order to be able to pay their bills and families and then illegals coming in working for half the price, don't have to pay taxes. who's paying the bills, who's paying the bills in the country? what i'd love to do is sit down with president obama and have him watch my film and explain to me how it is allowing millions of students, it's not 800,000. >> you're saying. >> it's in the millions. not just kids, up to 30 years old. i'd love to be called a kid when i was 30 years old. we're talking about something fundamentally killing people in this country, who cannot find jobs and go back to showing my movie to president obama. everyone, hollywood, film festival, cable, you name it, my mom has been squashed. >> really? >> yeah, totally, really, every film festival in the

country turned me down. >> you said that you don't -- you have no political agenda. >> i have no political ties, no political agenda, i haven't gotten donations from anybody, i'm not a rich man, but paid for it object my pony dime. >> what are you told. >> very interesting take on illegal immigration, and i've put an american face, not to say i don't feel terrible for some of the kids brought over, you saw one on the monitor. we need to talk care of americans first and can't fix these problems if this is the ways' going to handle thing. >> do we turn a blind eye to it? what do we do, there are millions of undocumented workers here, illegals here. what do we do, we can't deport them all the math is not realistic. >> i slept at the border three days in the dirt. and i saw who's coming over, they're not protected, they're wide open and an i have a movie that shows it, i invite

everybody, come to america.com. buy a dvd, and i'll send you three he or four, and send them to the swing state. >> and the idea that marco rubio is a version of the dream act, not amnesty and citizenship, but similar to what president obama rolled out. we're giving them an education, do we want them to become a doctor or skilled-- >> i want my son to become a doctor. >> is this taking away your son's ability to become a doctor. >> you know, even bloomberg said we need immigrants to come in from other countries start to go stabilize the

economy. what about putting the energy into broken schools. that's the way to get off texting and get back to work. when is the last time you saw a 15-year-old mow a lawn in your neighborhood. i mowed one, did you mow one? >> i mowed one, yeah j quickly, to readdress this, what do we do with the tremendous amount of illegals? >> you cannot address that until you close up those borders, if you want my quick answer, you put things into place tomorrow, like e-verifying, have this problem solved and then a much smaller problem to deal with. the fact of the matter is that congress is ignoring that. and the american people. >> they have for years. >> i represent the normal, average, everyday guy who wants to take the remote control and throw it at the television because he can't take it anymore, so i say to you people out there. many i'm not going to give up and keep pushing my movie. >> where can people buy the

movie. >> they come to america.com. i'm not putting any money in my pocket over it, you know. >> well, we appreciate you telling your story. >> thank you for having meeshgs it's only fox and fox radio stations that have me on. i've looked to be on sean hannity or o'reilly and talk about it all day long. >> sean and-- >> and come on. >> you've got the in. >> and thank you, dennis lynch immigration expert and documentary film maker behind this. stay right there. thank you for joining us. coming up now, crucial elections as greece heads to the polls and implications in the united states. >> yeah, peter doocy is live in washington. and okay, pete. >> hey, juliet, the word of the day the far out party, and if they reject bailout from

other countries and if they decide to reject the euro then they could print their own money, likely the drachma in 2001. even though the greeks would like to say, one drachma equals one euro, the actual value would be half the value of the euro and lead to massive inflation, and 35% the first year according to reports because the greeks would have to start printing more and more money just to stay afloat and that's because they probably wouldn't be able to take the new current city to lending markets abroad and in that case, greece would default on their debt and when he they default on their debt, the owners of greek debt would lose money and even though he it sounds scary, of what you're seeing on the screen now, it could be the opening act because italy, spain and portugal are in similar critical condition right now economically, first thing's

first, elections in greece, could control the fate of the economic system as we know it. >> look at tomorrow morning, the markets around the world, all eyes on greece, thanks, pete. >> thanks, peter. >> so far away from me and-- >> you want it give me room to do my headlines. all righty, here are the headlines now, volunteers in north carolina getting ready to launch a brand new search for a missing fort bragg soldier, kelly bordeaux, leaving a bar in fayetteville and police say she left with a registered sex offender she met the week before. information r-reward for information leading to her return. kay owes before a readhead concert. crew members are sent running for their lives and the top part of the stage comes crashing down and heard of this kind of thing before. pinned one and killed one man, several people were on the stage at the time setting up

when the scaffolding collapsed and three people hurt. still unclear what caused the accident. the band canceled the row, but says the tickets will be refunded. an unmanned mini shuttle landed at vandenberg air force base after more than a year in space. the mission was classified, but some believe the x-37 b could be used in intelligence gathering or testing new technology and the air force says the craft will launch later this fall. to extreme weather alert, officials warning that a raging wildfire in colorado could get worse. high wind, scorching temperatures there, flames burning through 55,000 acres, 181 homes destroyed at this point. and at the least one death blamed on the fire. officials say it started when the tree was struck bye lightning. more than 1600 firefighters battling the blaze right now.

right now 45% contained and rick reichmuth has stepped into the studio and he's watching the whole thing. >> rick: it's amazing 45% of that fire contained and takes a long time for that to happen and know it well, a very rough terrain and conditions have not been good. unfortunately, conditions not good again. you see that fire danger again today. very windy, very dry conditions and take a look what the winds do, this is kind of the little future cast and see those colors, that's winds gusting very high and that fire west of fort collins and north of denver on your map there. those winds are very high today. it does get better tomorrow and today, into tonight, a very, very rough one and you take a look at the forecast here, temps remaining extremely high at least the next three days and conditions get better, wednesday and thursday, the next couple of days, very, very important as they're fighting the fire. a couple other stories across

the oeast coast. a cooler day than yesterday. get ready, there's going to be heat pulling in across the east by tuesday and wednesday, next couple of days looking good and showers across parts of the great lakes, heavy rain, over 6 inches in eastern illinois, cause ago lot of flooding during the overnight hours and a little bit of flash flooding going on. across the west, your dry-- this is disturbing and that will be the next, severe weather later on today and across parts of the northern plains and temps are warming up across the areas in the west. 111, and then, in colorado and slowly this week, these warm temperatures are going to begin to push off towards the east and get ready by wednesday looking the at your first temperature hitting 100 degrees of the year. >> thanks, rick. >> rick, thank you. >> good question for you on this father's day, what's a dad's worth. we've soon the television commercials which raise my ire. dad lazy orin the coach and

mom is running around and-- >> having a beer. >> i can't stand it, i can't stand it, those commercials, a new study out this morning, basically laying out and saying that a father's work in the home, in the home is less than a woman's. >> dave: basically, what we do when we're at home, it's far less valuable than mom. >> may i say something. >> dave: it's not close. you may after we look at the numbers. >> okay. >> dave: $20,000 how much a dad is worth, and again, in trms of the things we do around the house from insure.com. and a mom well over three times what we do. >> now, wait is this overall the average mom and the average dad in the united states of america. >> the kids the laundry, the dinner. >> and whoever the stay at home person is on that scale making more money. >> sure, if both parents are working and then the mom is at home preparing a meal for the child and the dad is out mowing the lawn, the scale is leaning for the mom there because she's providing the meal for the child.

>> five days a week she's providing the meal, the father is not mowing the grass five days, now what i'm saying? >> it makes it simple. the reason it slants to women, multi-tasking, like i said before. i might take care of the kids, but no chance of doing anything else, laundry and cooking. mom can somehow take care of the kids and cook clean afternoand that's how-- >> and tim says, the premise is insulting. >> thank you, tim. >> i don't think it's meant to be. the point-- >> no, i think its intent is to be insulting. >> and sit people down whoever came up with this. the point of it is just the average woman when she's doing the different tasks and making the thing and taking the-- >> the scale. >> when the dad is working, you know, the danned doesn't

come home and sit and immediately do the chores when you've got mom doing the chores. >> the laundry is outside weed whacking, is that on the scale of taking care of the kids. >> friends@foxnews.com, go to ff weekend and blow up the twitter feed to shoot the study down on our behalf. melissa writes, no, i don't buy it one bit. >> i'm not helping your argument. >> no. but the whole thing-- >> the massage-- >> where can you find the best city in the world? not in the united states. >> great. >> those words coming from the vice-president. what else joe biden had to say on american infrastructure coming up. >> plus, we're celebrating father's day, if you're still without a gift for dad. we have some fun do it yourself ideas. if you've got kids, wake them up, start their day early. >> they are he' probably already awake. >> i don't know, i don't have children myself, i wouldn't know what time kids get up. wake them up and let them see

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>> ichl i'm going to give this a guy. i think that beer donuts, and they have two locations in california, one in san jose. >> clayton: we're talking about beer donuts and dave, i'm going to give this to you in your honor for foers day. >> dave: the beer nut on the

top. beer filling in the donuts and there's some chocolate drizzle, what else is on top. >> drizzled mine, too. >> and how they inject the beer inside. the mocha porter in the middle. chocolate icing beer nuts and multi-flavored beer mug drizzle. can you zoom in and there's a beer mug made out of the frosting. >> these are really good. >> and handle right there. >> a little foam on the top. >> and i've got to try it. >> get in on that. and guys, chris. >> and drive. >> i don't think they'll get you drunk, don't worry, these are really good, you guys, i like them. >> and cycle donuts. two locations in san jose. it's unfair. >> dave: that's correct, california san jose and campbell.

>> clayton: i bet they don't have beer filled donuts in china, take that, china. >> yeah, china. >> dave: however, according to our vice-president, they have pretty much everything else. i've got to swallow, can you go. >> clayton: yeah, vice-president biden talking to a group of mayors saying basically look, if you blind folded people in the middle of the the night and whisked them off to a chinese airport, and say what city are you in, in the united states or china they'd say you're in the united states because the infrastructure in china, he's arguing is so good, it's better than the united states. take a listen to vice-president biden. >> i wish you could travel around the world with me, 600,000 miles so far, just since vice-president. if i blind folded americans and took them into some of the airports or ports in china and then took them to one in any one of your cities, in the middle of the night so they could see it, and then said

which one is an american, which one a city in america and which one's in china most americans would say, well, well, that great one is in america. it's not. >> oh, i don't even begin-- >> and that was in front of our own mayors. that wasn't in china. that was here in front of our mayors. >> that was in orlando, florida, the mayors from chicago, san francisco, the most beautiful cities in the entire world. >> and the point being, i guess, china spends big on infrastructure and we ought to do like they do and spend big on infrastructure, but again, missing your target audience and not to mention forgetting about oh, human rights violations? >> right. >> china is not exactly-- >> it's a silly little thing. >> michele bachmann got slammed for this criticism. praising china for certain things, wait a second, you're coming to your family answer telling you, you can have one

child and if you want another child, that's a problem. >> don't look at the internet. >> it's a communist country, his point is about the infrastructure. at the end of the day the argument is flawed, if you think about the stimulus dollars, you want to talk about spending, it's not the mayors, it's the government handing out large stimulus checks and handing out for frog projects, bridge crossings for frogs, and building in the united states. why are the bridges and roads we've heard about not shovel ready. >> exactly. >> he was this charge of the summer of recovery, and it was his thing, right? he was the guy behind the stimulus, right, supposed to go out and sell it. >> why was i in a cab holding coffee and the speed pump and the roads are terrible still. >> dave: because there's no such thing as a shovel ready project. according to him we've got to turn to china. they don't have beer filled

donuts. >> we're not going to take them. >> let's do the headlines. >> not the best news to begin with, a terrifying moment at an air show in idaho, check it out. >> oh! so this is a stunt pilot and he was doing a series of flips and rolls when his plane somehow lost power while he was doing the roll. fortunately, the pilot was able to stay away from the crowd and crashed into a vie cant golf course and broke an ank ankle, otherwise okay, can you believe that. >> no. >> yeah, wow, the cause of the crash is under investigation, unbelievable. the governor of new jersey and new york calling on the federal government for help with the 9/11 memorial. and museum at ground zero. in a letter to interior secretary ken salazar, governor chris christie of the jerse and andrew cuomo of new york ask that the national park service take on a greater role on funding and managing

the memorial. led by a private foundation led by michael bloomberg, the memorial opened last year and work on the underground museum is stalled after a shocking funding dispute. there's word that iran's president will be retiring from politics. ahmadnejad apparently telling he's leaving politics and returning to academia, iran allows for only two terms, ahmadnejad pa controversial guy especially his support for iran's nuclear program and defiance towards the west. if the tour demands are any indication, it seems that madonna is still a material girl. ♪ 'cause we are living in a material world and i am a material girl ♪ >> one of the best singers of all time, people, "us weekly" magazine says she travels with

200 person entourage, she needs an acupuncturist, onsite dry cloean earen expects her dressing room to be filled with lilies and roses and equipped with 20 international phone lines. >> dave: gets worse. >> and requires all the furniture in her hotel room be removed and replaced with her own personal pieces and she likes to speak with a british accent. >> i want to reiterate that last part, every piece of furniture removed from the hotel sweet and her own furniture brought in. >> she doesn't want to touch what other people have touched. >> madonna, you've set the bar very high for divas. >> i don't know if i believe this, i love madge. >> over the course of a

brilliant career, tiger woods has us wonder what it's like to be tiger. and he 13th hole though, watch the ball, from john peterson. on the par 3 here, it's got eyes. drops for the hole in one, and the best shot of the day without a doubt. >> whoa. >> and peterson would finish at 3 over. 18th hole. graham mcdowell, won the championship before, did it in 2010, his second shot on the par 4, rolls it within a couple of feet, look at this one stick. mcdowell would birdie to get it one under, he's sharing the lead with this man, jim furyk, which also won the u.s. open. they're tied, the only two golfers in the field underpar. as for mr. woods. look at this chip. it went about two inches to the left. and that guy, 17-year-old bo

might be the best story, still a year left high school within 4 shots and there's tiger woods again, 3 foot par putt. >> bye, bye. >> struggled with the 1st and 14th on the date and what do you think about golf attire today? i love it. look at some of the new things they're doing with golf attire, remember boring golf clothes. >> i don't mind the orange shirt. >> dave: let's show you one thing quickly. tiger woods hitting a camera, hitting his hand on a camera on the way out and shakes it up. and looks injured. >> he kind of knocked the photographer and tiger, that's the least of his problem. and i was asking you, golfing clothes used to be boring, now they're awesome and pick up

some of the stuff at the u.s. open, what do you think? do you think it's too bright? i think it's outstanding. >> i think together, it's-- singularly i like it, i'm not-- >> i love that. >> air not crazy about the shorts. >> not crazy about the shorts. >> ricky fallon is rocking it. >> i like the top. >> i know ricky. >> orange pants? orange. >> orange, baby, i love them! >> i think that orange pants with the orange shirts, wearing orange socks with that, too, and shoes. >> oh, look at that. >> oh, too much, too much. >> don't do it. >> an an orange hat. >> rick: if you do, take a picture so we can mock you later. take a look at the weather picture, big problems across the plains and the east by the time we get to wednesday, but as you're waking up, you're seeing the warm temperatures there, across the plains from kansas city into san antonio into the 70's, across the

northeast, we have another nice day, you see that rain, it's going to be across interior sections, into much of ohio and west virginia and might see a thunderstorm in places like pittsburgh later in the day. but the coastal areas, a ton of sunshine by the afternoon, and temps very nice into the 70's and 80's and down to the southeast, a warm, typical muggy day, showers from time to time. texas around parts of the central golf and your summer, typical, humid day and ready to see the other showers into the northern plains and this is where we have a chance for severe weather, and that eastern area of south dakota, and western parts of minnesota and we could see a few tornados today and certainly watch out for that. look at that, north platte today. 100 degrees. the west with windy days, nevada over towards wyoming and colorado and warm as well. 96 in denver, and we'll see plenty of sunshine across the southeast, and 110 across

areas of arizona. >> i'm not sure where we're going. >> and i wouldn't wear the orange pants, but i would in fact wear a tie like this, a tie-dyed son if my son made it for me or my daughter. it's father's day after all. if you don't have it gift, there's time to make handmade things for dad. the owner of the craft studios, a craft studio nyc.com. >> you've got it. >> make these at home. start with this, what do you call this, the dye tie. >> i call this the tie-dye tie. and it's super easy and moms will like this, too, i'm sure lots of dads have the ugly ties. it doesn't have to be white. it can be any tie. i think that going outside, layout the town fabric paint.

>> and some say that's a crazy looking tie, my son made it, back off. and if they saw it crazy tie-dyed and uses it and proud of it. >> you've got to embrace and it and trendy, all day glow and 80's is back again and af got the neon trend. the dad play back. >> i think that dad is about experience,s who doesn't want to play catch. it's super easy, take an old baseball, sharpies, dad is number one, go dad. we have an all-star dad. decorate a baseball. i use duct tape which comes in all of these awesome colors now and stuck it from side to side and back to front and a nice day on the field playing catch. >> and pick up simple baseballing things to stick on there. >> whatever your dad's sport it, friday a kite, whatever you're into. >> daddy dining in. >> and i love this unwith.

>> the menu. this is super user friendly, an old table cloth, you can use a sheet. a towel, have a picnic and sharpies for this, do some designs and again, squiggles, get in therein a see some of the-- perfect. stamps, have rubber stamps lying around, some ink, and this is really easy for the kids to color in. >> and you make this, and put this out on the table then. >> they, it's a table cloth, easy, the internet for parents, so many resources, print out a plain menu template. a picture of me and my dad out to the world and glue on a picture of family and easy for mom, construction paper and fold it in half and three favorite takeout restaurants and mom will cook a big meal and-- >> circle which you want. >> yeah, a couple more quick, i love this one, the ultimate

desk accessory and your son might have made something in preschool, his favorite candy bar, rulers, pencil, glue on with the glue. >> and that's at my risk. >> you can print a picture off the internet put some glue on, stick it on top. this is photo face glue and jazz it up with pompons, this will make dad giggle. laugh. >> my fault looks like castanza's wallet. >> this one, duct tape comes in awesome patterns and colors, simple. make duct tape fabric and from side to side and trim it and fold it, it's perfect. online, the duct tape.com. they have great tutorials, i've learned to do duct tape craft from websites.

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is the economy solely responsible. joining us is michael graham and talk show host and father himself. >> thank you for having me. >> dave: you want the red sox out of last place, and i can't he help you there. >> brutal, absolutely brutal. it's four in the morning, you can't do this to me. >> dave: i apologize. explain the record numbers, we're talking world war ii levels of teen unemployment. is it about this terrible economy or is it about kids just don't want to work these days? >> i think it's a combination of the two, the pragmatic economic numbers as he we know, that it's very difficult for people to find entry level jobs, particularly when you consider that, of a half of all college graduates under 25 period of time have no job or are working in a job that's completely unrelated to a degree. you're a kid who is working at a summer job or a high school and you're competing with someone who's got the

literature, 60,000 worth of loan debt. having said that, we also have the attitude and we've raised this generation cupcake, who their entire life, everything given to them. a great graduation speech i talked about on fox last week, here in wellsley, massachusetts the speaker pointed out you've been told you're special every day. you have kids given a trophy for showing up and cupcake in class and 4.0 and don't deserve it, and you need to go out and earn money. are you kidding me? and in massachusetts, unemployment down to 6% one of the best in the country. there's no nation that someone in the affluent suburbs of boston should get up doing a crumby job. i cropped tobacco in the summer in south carolina, i hated every minute, the expectation was, summer time comes around you're going to earn money and contribute to

the family. >> dave: i mowed lawns, lifeguarded, a couple of retail jobs i was fired from. i could go on for three hours, how do we change the mentality? are the parents at fault her? >> absolutely. kids expect they're going to have every electronic device, every cool set of sneakers, whatever, on up it a car, and through that, that their classmates have, just because they showed up. and one of the lessons that my dad explained to me as a kid, simon graham out there, happy father's day, was the premise by being part of the family it's your job to contribute. my dad had a part-time business after work, and the at least two days a week when i came home from school, the expecttation was i was going to work for him. it wasn't because you're making money or a check, hey, you're part this have house and integrated family and responsibility. you meet young people now, the premise that they are responsible, that outcomes

rely on that, they don't encounter that until their 20's, every step of their lives they tell don't worry, you're not responsible. . >> dave: michael graham checks him on the radio in boston and herald as well. good to see you. >> thank you very much. >> dave: sorry about the red sox. coming up, give a homeless person a puppy and that will keep them off the street. we'll debate this controversial new plan next. ♪ at the age where you don't get thrown by curveballs. ♪ this is the age of knowing how to get things done. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision.

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housing to foster pets. is it a hefltful solution. the co-owner of doingy, and rebecca katz. good to have you here. rebecca, let's start with you. tell us a little about who is going to be able to take these dogs in and about the dogs themselves? >> this will be for people who are in supportive housing, they will be screened individuals who have demonstrated a history of, at least a recent history of responsibility in terms of meeting guidelines in housing, and in treatment, if they are former drug or alcohol abusers or on medication if they're formerly mentally ill living on the streets. these are formerly homeless people, not currently homeless people and the dogs we'd be

placing with them, the dogs we can't make available in our shelter. they need a little extra time and tension. >> juliet: they might be a little aggressive or too shy that type of dog? >> probably not looking at aggressive dogs, undersocialized shy dogs, looking at rowdy adolescents, underaged puppies that need time before they can be adopted out because they can't be spayed or neutered, those are the dogs. >> juliet: kelly, what's your feeling? you don't think it's a good idea or you do? >> i think there's been kind of a collective gap in the community in previously dog workers in san francisco, dog traders, and dog walkers, trying to wrap our heads around what exactly the program is going to look like and there haven't been too many details about who is screening the prospective foster people and why a regular program hasn't been tried first. >> rebecca, you want to

respond to that. >> happy to, i think that kelly knows this, too, we have a lot of foster programs through rescue groups ar dogs historically we've given to rescues and our rescue partners are inundated as well. a huge up ticks of dogs surrendered to the shelter. and can't take them. and of course the media coverage appears that we've been driving down the media and hand ago puppy off to a-- >> na doesn't sound like that's the case and more information will come out and we'll continue to follow what's happening in san francisco, you know? these dogs need to be adopted and love, too, thank you both for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> juliet: we're going to take a quick break, we'll be right back.

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i'm juliet huddy in for ali. mitt romney hits the campaign trail hard, but not talking immigration. it's all about the economy. is this a strategy? did he make a point of doing this? we report, you side. is it a good strategy. >> dave: and congressman darrell issa willing to postpone the contempt vote against eric holder. one congressman speaking out, saying the games have to end. >> clayton: a happy homecoming for these soldiers and fair families, as they celebrate father's day. "fox & friends" hour two starts now. happy father's day. ♪

the why is the tie. >> happy father's day to you and to all of you, thank you for waking up with us. . >> dave: spending an average of $117 on dad, but moms 30% more. >> clayton: let's get the price up, get it higher. >> juliet: you know what it is, people think that girls like presents more than guys. >> dave: meanwhile, what's happening around the world. >> juliet: yes, we do. >> dave: a crucial election as greeks head to the polls today and the outcome may have some serious implications around the globe. >> clayton: peter doocy live in washington with the story everyone is focused on this morning, good morning, peter. >> good morning, clayton, this is actually the second greek election in the last month and a half. the elections on may he 6th were inconclusive. voters are headed back to the polls today and the choice is between the right wing new democracy party and the left wing party.

if that does well, things could change in a very big way, because they can easily reject the terms of the financial bailout greeks receive and decide they prefer their old currency, the drachma, over the currency theyee adopted, the euro. that could cause chaos, first of all, there's nothing in the european charter explaining how a member could or would leave the euro, second of all the throwback currency, the greeks would revert to, the drachma would cause massive inflation, 35% in the first year, because the greeks would lead to print a lot to stay afloat and probably be unwelcomed at international lending markets, leaving them responsible for printing enough cash to make up the difference, and one drachma would likely be equal to about half of one euro in this race. between right and left, and greece, it's reportedly too close to call, but we don't know exactly how close it is in greece because they're

prohibited for the two weeks before elections start. back to you in new york. >> interesting. >> not just right and left, it's about a mentality, a way of life. thank you, do you want to take your medicine or not? >> hey, i don't need to retire when i'm 50 years old and have the government handling everything, the problem they're facing, more on that later. >> juliet: all righty. the day after president obama announced the new immigration plan that has a lot of people up in arms and a lot of people support it. mitt romney tried to put the focus back on the economy while he was on the trail and avoided talking about immigration and saying, and talking about the economy, let's listen. >> his last campaign had a campaign slogan, it was about hope and change. now, he's hoping to change the subject. all right? and he doesn't want you to be thinking about his record, but we are thinking about his record. and the people of america, recognize that whether you thinks' a nice guy, don't think he's a nice guy, one

thing, he's been a disappointment. when he bows to the teacher's unions and puts the demands ahead of the kids, is america gettings a fair shot? how about when he takes billions of dollars, of your money, tens of billions of kohl's, and takes it and invests in businesses of his campaign contributors, bails them out and invests in those businesses and gives them guarantees, is that giving you a fair shot? >> all eyes were on him to see whether or not he would talk about the immigration issue, because something many people criticized his response on friday being fairly anemic and didn't really answer it, on friday staunchly opposed it or be for it. >> juliet: that might be the message then. >> clayton: walking a delicate balance right now, right. >> dave: what would he have to gain by addressing it in front of the pennsylvania crowd.

i don't think he has anything to bring it up on the campaign trail while the economy is it in the tank. >> clayton: a week later in florida he'll have to address it. >> dave: would you do that on the stump right now with pennsylvan pennsylvaniaions out of work. >> clayton: look, pennsylvania, my home state, a lot of, you know, immigration issues in the state of pennsylvania, just because it's not a border state, very, very large latino population, in this area he was in in quakertown not too far from a large latino population, mushroom farms there, it's not because he's not in florida he can't talk about immigration. >> juliet: he's talked about the executive order could be overturned by future presidents and hasn't said, he's sort of backed away or looked the other way, before committing he would do do that. >> dave: there's a hint how romney is going to talk about

it, on a sunday show, if obama really want today make a solution that dealt with kids or illegal immigration in america, then this is something he would have taken up in his first three and a half years, not in his last few months. i think what he might be in particular pointing to is those first couple of years, when he had the numbers in the house and senate and then not addressed immigration as he said he would on the campaign trail, that it would be one of his first priorities. >> clayton: interesting. much more on that coming up and we'll hear from experts on the show. >> dave: alan west from florida will be with us. >> clayton: and focusing on eric holder and the continuing issues he's facing, whether or not he's releasing enough documents from the department of justice as relates to the fast and furious scandal. now signs from representative darrell issa, saying he's willing to postpone this votes on the contempt of congress issue against eric holder for not being forth coming. it seems they're coming to some sort of agreement.

>> juliet: the documents are coming, but are they going to be, are they going to be what they're looking for? is it going to be enough information. >> dave: yeah, so, darrell issa had scheduled a mid week vote on that contempt of congress charges, so, that could be a major story this week, but meanwhile, tray gowdy on the huckabee show, i don't know. we've had enough of the waiting and given him ample opportunities. >> this is not a political exercise, weighing whether he's a political liability to the president. it's about a woman who carries a set of scales and wearing a blind fold. respect of the rule of law is the foundation of our republic, if we lose that, we're not going to make it. so, it's far and above politics to me, there must be something in the documents he doesn't want us to see, if they cleared him, he would have given it to us months

ago. >> and specifically documents they're looking for, documents that show at what point the department of justice learned about the fast and furious scandal and gun walking program and what they knew about it and did about it and those are the documents they want. >> juliet: we shall see. get the headlines now. guess they didn't get the memos, not one, but two small planes entered restricted air space during president obama's visit to chicago. president obama and his family were on the ground at the time attending a wedding for the daughter of valerie jarrett, one of the president's senior advisors. here you can see first family walking to that wedding and president obama apparently carrying a gift. air not supposed to bring gifts to the wedding people. send it ahead of time. (laughter) >> all right, it can be a major blow to nasdaq. facebook now apparently weighing a plan to move its shares to the new york stock exchange instead. sunday times of london reporting to the social networking combient after

technical breaktown at nasdaq. and 20 billion dollars has been wiped from facebook's value. i love these stories, happy homecoming, for 12 minnesota national guardsmen following a year deployment in afghanistan. watch. (cheer (cheers). >> and give your kids hugs, i want mine. >> juliet: theresa anderson couldn't wait to see her husband, sergeant first class craig anderson. >> i was hoping we would be able to make it back here before father's day actually happened. >> we're lucky, we're lucky. >> anderson family says they'll catch up at hem, chilling out. >> and the dads that can't get home for father's day they're serving abroad. happy father's day, that's got to be as tough as anything. >> and all right. let's check with rick

reichmuth and see what the forecast is going to be like that on father's day, a barbecue or something. >> rick: a couple of trouble spots, storm predictions upped the severe weather across the plains to moderate risk. elevated across eastern parts of south dakota, from sioux falls, and the southwestern corner of minnesota, not a huge populated areas, but enough small towns that we do have, stand the threat for large hail and maybe a tornado or two. and certainly watch that. if we have a story we've been watching for the last week, and last weekend, across areas of the west. and unfortunately, the fire conditions really continuing there, today, tomorrow, into tuesday, and i think we see a little bit of improvement by wednesday. and the temps remain high. and heavy rain across the central plains towards areas of the great lakes, overnight six inches in a few spots causing flash flooding. if you're head across illinois and indiana take it very easy

and give yourself time. >> juliet: the temperatures seeming extremely warm. on the west coast, northern california 102 yesterday and broiling out there. >> rick: almost summertime. >> dave: good stuff. coming up on the show we have been talking about the president's plan to stop deporting young illegal immigrants. is this a political ploy to score a win with hispanic voters come november. will it work? we'll explain next. >> juliet: first now to popcorn, is there an end in sight to what new york city wants to ban? mayor bloomberg taking away the things we love so much. we will that have coming up. wer surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. my feet and exactly where i needed more support.

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deporting illegal immigrants who enter the united states as children. what kind of impact will it have on hispanic voters come november? >> joining us now, charles garcia, worked with both republican and democratic presidents and named one of the top hispanic roll models in the country. great to have you here, sir. >> happy father's day to you. >> happy father's day to you. and we've touched on this in the introduction there. and folks out there that are watching the experts say this will change the course of the election results. do you agree? >> it's a game changer, and if you look at team obama, give credit where credit is due. a surgical strike with near military precision and energize them. the front cover, new york times, latino voting and this week, article on the dream act kids and then president obama n not-- and rubio's proposal nearly

verbatim neutralizing him and giving a big speech. and if there's a boxing max, mitt romney is in the corner getting pounded and the swing state for latinos could be the margin of victories. >> a lot of people arguing on friday that governor romney had one of the worst days for his campaign so far. when you look at the poll numbers, a new gallup poll, president obama 67% to mitt romney 24%. a lot of experts i'd like to get your take on this, charles, look, mitt romney needs to get at least another 12, 14% to win this election. if he doesn't get 12 to 14%, a bump in latino votes, then he does not win the election. >> that's, that's true, because if you look at the last five republican presidents on average, they won with 37% of latino vote. so, mitt romney if he's a boxer and needs to swing around and get obama into the

corner and i think what he should do is take a page out of candidate obama's play back in july of 2008. what did he do? he did a week long trip to europe in the middle east. and what obama has completely ignored is latin america, our largest trading partner. mitt romney should consider doing, going to brazil, going to the countries we have a free trade agreement like peru, colombia, panama and of course go to mexico and really come back with a renewed understanding of the issues in this area, more trade equals more jobs, good for the economy and can pivot from the far right perhaps to the middle where the independent voters are. >> you say jeb bush could be the ticket. >> he needs a vice-president who can connect to the latino voters, that's not marco rubio, it's former governor jeb bush, he speaks spanish,

his wife grew up in new mexico, and he understands the issues, the problem is that jeb doesn't want to be vice-president, but if asked, i think he'll do it. >> called on upon he said i will do. >> he said i will not be part of this administration, interesting. great insight on this, this is fascinating, coming up on the show, defense cuts set to go in place and could they be a threat to our national security. >> first soda, and now popcorn, is there an end in sight to what new york city, some here, some of the political folks here, is there an end to what they want to ban? we will have a debate about this. you can't get rid of popcorn in the theater. can you? ♪ ♪ no sugar... follow the wings. this man is about to be the millionth customer.

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>> welcome back. first, a push to ban super sized soda. and now new york city discussing banning popcorn and milk shakes, is this a slippery slope we're warning about? joining us now to debate this is senior research analyst, justin wilson and nutritionist and registered dietician, good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> dave: laura, to what end? what's next? is it pizza, steaks, a large beer? where does it stop? >> i don't think it's where it stops, where it starts. everybody needs to make change right now. we're in the obesity and diabetes epidemic, so, the government is partially responsible for food subsidies, for food stamps and i think the government needs to step in and make changes for what they've actually caused. so, our environment right now in america is toxic to our

health. we have super sized portions, we have schools with no gym class during the entire day and we're encouraging mindless eating. we have people go to the movie theater and eat a meal and they don't recognize they've eat and meal. when they're drinking the super sized sodas, they're actually having a bagel and a half. people don't come out of the movie theater and say, oh, i ate my dinner. >> dave: but, justin, is it their right, whether or not it's healthy or not, we have calorie postings on every franchise in this city and most others in the country. is it our right to drink and eat what we want providing it's legal and it is? >> mayor bloomberg's supporters came out, this isn't a slippery slope. one thing we go after and almost immediately, the health board start today erode his position on that and that's the bottom line here. the department of the is overreaching because it's fundamentally our right. you know, if someone doesn't want to drink a large soda, then don't order it. but the government has no

responsibility to protect us from ourselves and that's exactly what the policy is doing. it's insulting and paternalistic and frankly, i think it's going to fail. >> dave: isn't it hurting the businesses, providing a legal product that people want in the size that they want? aren't you punishing unfairly these businesses? >> i don't think that anybody is punished here, people can still go out and they can buy multiple sodas, if they want to. making people aware that a normal portion is not greater than 16 ounces. again, people need to become aware and this is just one way for them to know what's a normal size. i don't think that people know what a normal size is. we are in an obesity epidemic. >> dave: could be clear, companies like coke are exploring the legally of this, why? because it will punish them. they do sell the 20 ounce coax by the millions, here in the city and will suddenly have to change the container, the packaging, the shipping, everything they do.

justin, let me let you wrap this up. where does it end as i open this debate? we know where it starts. where could it end? >> yeah, soda is only 7% of our daily calories, if we want to have the debate what makes us fat and what the government can do. it's the wrong discussion to be having. it's irresponsibility that causes us to put on the weight. no one is forcing us to drink a soda or have a milk shake. it's personal responsibility, not the government. it's difficult to get the government to figure out how to make people responsible for themselves. all the government can do, put information on the products like mayor bloomberg did. that's where government should stop and the government needs to stop treating us like children and treat us like adults and we need to be able to do this for ourselves. >> dave: if i'm doritos, i'm worried, they're coming for you, buddy. thank you both for joining us.

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>> happy father's day, here are some of our great staff the at "fox & friends" and put in hours. >> dave: and we don't hike wearing a that shirt and won eight in a row. happy father's day. >> clayton: here is writer jason and dad tony. >> dave: helps me out in the sports writing. >> juliet: our producer christy and her dad bruce. look at her doesn't she look attracti attractive. >> clayton: head of writing, head writer. and congratulations to all of our staff and dads here at "fox & friends," more later. >> dave: first, a special guest joining us on the phone

this morning, he is the man that's responsible for clayton morris. don, good morning to you, happy father's day, are you with us. >> yep. >> dave: clayton's dad. good morning to you. >> clayton: good morning, dad. >> happy foers day. >> clayton: happy father's day, dad. this is a surprise. what are you guys doing, going out to breakfast this morning? there is my dad and i on the chesapeake bay right there. out there fishing on the chesapeake bay right there. >> and if i could have the clicking the crafts for us, and back in later. >> yeah. >> dave: don, i'm looking, i'm sorry, i'm looking at you and clayton, i believe matching v-neck sweaters, that's so sweet, don. >> clayton: for my sister's 30th birthday party. and we didn't plan it, but showed up. >> dave: like father like son. >> same colors. >> clayton: and dad i'm head today pennsylvania to see you

in a while and maryland blue steam crabs, are you exciting? >> yep, that's exciting. and going to have those chesapeake bay crabs. >> juliet: don, is there any sort of embarrassing story you'd like to tell us or embarrassing about clayton we had you'd like to tell us and we could harass him the rest of the time here today? >> yep. >> clayton: no, no. >> juliet: okay. no, don't tell anything embarrassing. >> there is my dad with son miles here at his first birthday party. and you can hear-- >> was na miles in the background? >> that's miles in the background. >> okay. well, saying hi to you. >> i love you, dad, can't wait to see you guys a little later this afternoon. give a kiss to my kids, they're already at the house there. >> i sure will. >> dave: love you, too, don. >> happy father's day everybody, have a great time. >> juliet: thank you, don. a handsome man there. >> clayton: now you know where i get it from. >> dave: dashing. >> juliet: all right. let's get some headlines now.

egyptians casting their votes in the nation's historic runoff for president later today. and hosni mubarak overthrown during in uprising, right now hospitalized in jail and mubarak's prime minister is running in the election and the competitor is the conservative islamist candidate. and hold close, we'll let now what happens. and to extreme weather alert. the officials warning that a raging wildfire in colorado could get worse today. the high winds and scorching temperatures move into the area and the flames are burning through 55,000 acres, at this point, 181 homes are destroyed. at least one death blamed on that fire. officials say the wildfire was sparked when this tree, as you can see here, was struck by lightning, more than 1600 firefighters now battling the blaze and right now, it's about 45% contained.

talk about, no if's andeds or, but's, a judge sent a man to court because his sagging pants were showing his underwear in court. and the judge found him in contempt, and sentenced him to three days in jail. >> i have children here, i have elderly women here and i can't have people showing their underwear in court. >> well, the sage pants guy, brooks, later explained to the judge that he meant no disrespect and his sentence was reduce today one day behind bars. wow, is that tough? let us know what you think about that. i mean. >> dave: no, it's ridiculous. let's go to rick reichmuth who never wears sage pants, nice, trim suit. >> juliet: fitted. >> rick: wow, thank you very much. a bunch of people out here for

father's day, anything you want to say to your dad. >> happy father's day. >> rick: there you go, happy father's day, very nice. all right, take a look at the weather, take a look at this picture from yesterday, sent in from phoenix, arizona. and the first dust storm of the season, moving into phoenix and take a look at that, you can see the mountains behind the clouds, or behind that dust, that's a wall of dust that's moving in towards phoenix there, you can start to get those into monsoon season and not yet, but the first storm there today. another warm one getting to 11 and sunshine. and put them on my facebook page to show those throughout the morning. take a look at the forecast today. towards the northeast, a nice day across the coastal areas and headed to the great lakes and the ohio valley and we'll see the showers and a few thunderstorms, down to the southeast, a warm, muggy day and a few scattered pop up thunderstorms throughout the area, areas of texas and a few of those thunderstorms as well. the biggest chance for severe

weather today, the northern plains. move up there, the temps are going to be warm again, but we could be seeing a few tornados in across south dakota and minnesota aside from that, over to the west and it's warm. and 99 in scotts bluff and 111 in phoenix. if you're thinking of grilling out in phoenix probably not the time. clayton, what are we grilling. >> clayton: yeah, cooking right there on the patio. thanks, rick. have you ever dreamed of grilling up a perfect stake? in honor of father's day, we have the delmonico's executive chef. if you're planning a day in new york city, one of the finest in the country. and a list of something to do at delmonico's. >> dave just texted me from inside, the stake place, and we saw these beautiful delmonico's. >> we have they have working here, a whole range here. >> so many people are going to be grilling today. give us great tips how to do

it. now, talk about on charcoal. what do you need to know? >> if you do it on charcoal, it has to be hot and you want the charcoals to be white hot before you start grilling. >> clayton: how long are we talking an hour? >> an hour, 45 minutes so there is he' no flames. a lot of people rush it and put the meat on, there's flames, the grill, the coals go out. get cold. a big mess. >> clayton: you say let the meet come to room temperature before you put it on the grill as well? >> it cooks quicker, it doesn't dry out as much, when you take it out of the fridge onto the grill, you lose a lot of the juice and you don't want to do that. >> clayton: before slicing what do you need to do, billy. >> before slicing the steak, let it rest, sit for five minutes or so, let steak rest. cut the meat you're looking like something like this like-- >> three pounds delmonico

ribeye. feeds one guy. >> two, and we have some guys order that by themselves. >> clayton: you're hear flipping, and some people tend to do it on one side. >> when you put it on the grill, let it cook for a few minutes, don't play with it too much. flip it when you have a guys color and char on it, flip it, leave it alone. you play with it too much it loses the heat. >> clayton: a big mistake i make, you say don't stab the meat with a fork. >> never, never. >> clayton: why? >> all the blood and hard work is going to spill right out. >> clayton: we test it that way, what do you do instead, songs like there i only use tongs with the meat. we're going to flip these. >> yep. >> never-- >> you're not stabbing the meat. >> no, no, no, we don't want to. >> clayton: how do you test and good and ready to go? >> for about a one inch steak,

seven minutes medium rare and depending on the grill how hot it is, but about one inch steak medium rare and these are pretty much ready to go. >> we invited billy and never know how it's going to do. we'll have the wedge stuff later and wine pairings and more steaks to talk about, delmonico's all morning long and look at this-- >> a grilled wedge salad. we'll talk more about this coming up later. threw so much, made my morning. >> and his, too. >> and coming up, defense cuts set to go in place, but could they be a threat to our national security? >> plus, he was hand picked by the daughters of a country music legend to honor their father. glenn templeton, he's he here and they got up at like one in the morning. >> dave: didn't go to bed. >> juliet: they didn't go to

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our nation? the author of outlaw platoon, shaun parnell. nice to see you, you look at the pending pentagon budget cuts and you think that this potentially could lead to war. we could have a problem with our military readiness, if we were to face war, why? >> oh, absolutely. it all goes back to the old addage, if you want to prolong and preserve peace, you have to prepare for war. a nation has to prepare for war. the best way to do that is by having a formidable and robust military. here is the deal. no nation has ever deterred an enemy from attack or won a war by shrinking and hollowing out its force, my thoughts. >> and this of course is a result of congressional gridlock, let's break it down for you, people. we're talking about 500 billion dollars in additional cuts on top of another 500 billion that's already been agreed to. it's not just about reducing our military, couldn't this

actually kill hundreds, if not thousands of jobs, here in the united states, in the time when our economy is buried as well? >> yeah, we are at our weakest point in this country economically since probably the 1970's and the worst thing that we could do on top of that is weaken our military force, who both. we go out and get the bad guys all around the world and our military protects us here at home and it's essential that we have them now, and you know, more than ever. >> so, you know the argument, right, which is that there's got to be some waste in this pentagon budget and president eisenhower warning, beware of military industrial complex and senator john mccain saying we're ordering aircraft and don't need certain ones for the air force and why are we spending additional money in an era of extreme austerity in this country? >> a valid concern, but look, our enemies around the world

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>> he was just a guy on a guitar. and one day, the fern changed forever. discovered by the daughters of country music conway twitty, am i right. >> that's right. >> juliet: didn't mean to hit you, but a record he deal of his own and he's re-releasing one of the songs. and glenn templeton joins us now with the band and welcome everybody, with the father's day tribute and his home, good to see you. >> good to see you.

tell us how it happened. conway twitty's kids were looking for somebody to embody this. >> yes, they went on a national search, l.a. to vegas and one of the last they were auditions and for the role of conway, they'd cast the role, i was the last guy. >> juliet: what was it about, you what did they say. >> i recorded a couple of songs that a good friend of mine sing backgrounds on, married to joni and when he sang the backgrounds he told joni i know you're putting together this musical and need to take a listen to glenn, but i think he'd be a great fit for the role of conway. >> juliet: congratulations on that and you did get your own record deal. we'll talk about that later and you'll be performing throughout the show. we're hearing the song "that's my job." . >> that's right. >> juliet: what's that about? >> takes me back reminds me when i'm a little boy and a son thinks in his mind what

would i do if my dad weren't here. >> juliet: and that says it all. glenn templeton, here is the song. ♪ walk up crying late at night, i was very young ♪ i had dreamed my father passed away at dawn ♪ ♪ the world resolved around him, i couldn't lie there anymore ♪ ♪ so i made my way down to the home and tapped upon his door ♪ ♪ and i said daddy, i'm so afraid how will life go on with you gone that way ♪ ♪ no more crying anymore, so may i stay with you ♪

♪ he said, that's my job. ♪ that's what i do ♪ everything i do is because of you, to keep you safe with me ♪ ♪ and that's my job, you see ♪ ♪ later we barely got along, this teenage boy and me ♪ ♪ most of the fights it seemed were over different dreams we each held for me ♪ ♪ he wanted knowledge and learning ♪ ♪ i wanted to fly out west ♪ said i could make it out there, if i just had the fare, i've got half, will you loan me the rest ♪

♪ and i said daddy, i'm so afraid there's no guarantee in the plans i've made ♪ ♪ and if i should fail, who will pay my way back home ♪ ♪ he said, that's my job ♪ that's what i do ♪ everything i do is because of you so keep you safe with me ♪ ♪ that's my job, you see ♪ every person carves a spot and fills the hole ♪ ♪ and i pray some day i might

lie as bright as he ♪ ♪ i woke up early one bright fall day, spread the tragic news ♪ ♪ after all my travels, i settled down a mile or two ♪ ♪ i made my living with words and rhymes, all this tragedy ♪ ♪ should go into my head and out instead the poetry ♪ ♪ but i say daddy, i'm so afraid ♪ ♪ how will i go on with you gone this way ♪ ♪ how could i come up with a song to say i love you ♪

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>> good morning, it's june 17th, eight o'clock on the east, five o'clock on the west. and president obama focusing on immigration, that's the top of the headlines and mitt romney is changing that subject and focused on the economy, at least he was yesterday. is it enough to keep voters'

he attention, dave. >> dave: according to vice-president joe biden, a home to the greatest cities in the world is-- >> most americans would say, well, that great one is in america. it's not. . >> dave: got to love uncle joe. why is the vice-president ripping on american cities in front of america's mayors. >> clayton: this father's day, what's a dad really worth? can you put a number on it? we'll look at numbers. >> dave: a million dollars. >> clayton: find out if the new study is wrong, i think it's wrong. dave thinks it may be right. we'll read your e-mails coming up. "fox & friends" hour three. >> dave: i've amended my opinion. >> clayton: starts right now. ♪ >> and that was a really, really good performance by glenn templeton, i got a little misty. >> a gravelly voice.

>> juliet: the band was great. >> dave: stopped me in my tracks. >> juliet: and he got a little emotional there and kept it together. >> clayton: happy father's day to all of you, this morning, on my twitter feed. i'm going to be twittering out pictures of meat, that's my gift, america. >> dave: i thought were you going to say me. >> clayton: actually meat and dave, i just handed him a steak from delmonicos, tired, up at two in the morning with a baby, and feeding the baby, so-- >> what did you say. >> dave: mangled back here. >> clayton: i gave him a steak from delmonico and it looked like a bear mold. >> dave: i'll show you the plate, what's left. we start with the red meat that's immigration and what a battle is is. >> juliet: a segue. >> dave: the president on friday, in case you missed it, by executive order stop the deportation of thousands of illegals, issued work permits, gep, not a long-term fix, but something in the short, going

around congress saying we don't need legislation. would mitt romney bring this up on the campaign trail? uh-uh. >> juliet: no. >> dave: why would he, he's out there in pennsylvania talking the economy. >> his last campaign had a campaign slogan, it was about hope and change and now he's hoping to change the subject, all right? he doesn't want you to be thinking about his record, but we are thinking about his record. the people of america recognize that you think he's a nice guy or not a nice guy, onen thing he's a disappointment. he hasn't gotten the economy going like he said he would. when he bows to the teachers union are our kids across america getting a fair shot. how about when he takes billions of dollars, of your money, tens of billions of dollars and takes it and invests in businesses of his campaign contributors and bails them out and invests in

the businesses and guarantees, is that giving you a fair shot? >> no. >> of course, no immigration there, none at all. >> on the sunday talk shows, he, one sunday talk show,'s going to be discussing it and you'll be able to hear a little what he sees. we'll give awe tease here. he says that obama really wanted to make a solution that dealt with these kids or illegal immigration in america, then, this is something he would have taken up in his first three and a half years, not the last few months, ie, right before the the election. janet napolitano says this is nothing to do with the election. >> that's laughable. >> clayton: she also says this is not an executive order. you want to get in the subtleties, not going around congress, it's an executive order and we're basically not going to prosecute deportation. >> dave: depends what the definition of "is" is. >> clayton: but vice-president joe biden is known to say some

things that perhaps get him in a little bit of trouble. he was down there in orlando yesterday and made a comment about the best cities in the united states and talking to a group of mayors and basically said, look, if i were to blind fold a number of you and drop you in the middle of china at a specific location, took the blind fold off, hey, this building is beautiful, what country is this in, you might probably say america, but he says china has better infrastructure. listen. >> i wish you could travel around the world with me, 600,000 miles so far, just since vice-president. if i blind folded an american and took them into some of the airports or ports in china and then took them to any one of your cities in the middle of the night just so they could see it and said which one is in america and which one is in your city in america and which one is in china, most americans would say be, well, well, that great one is in

america. it's not. >> juliet: did you notice the background there, the u.s. conference of mayors? ie, representatives of the largest cities in and medium cities and small cities in this country? >> clayton is more of a public speaker than me, isn't the number one rule, know your audience. i know he's saying they have great infrastructure there in china and they also have human rights violations and pending disaster themselves in the money. >> clayton: the slowdown, their housing market is in trouble and the aurn is, remember, vice-president biden, i guess what's sort of hypocritical about this, he was leading the recovery or the recovery summer two years ago, and remember, he was put in charge of that. he was in charge of shovel ready projects. >> juliet: the infrastructure that hasn't been built. >> bridges that haven't been built and money and cities, mayors said we haven't received it. if we are going to fix the south street bridge, where is

the money. >> dave: isn't it interesting you look up this story on the internet, it's a hard time to find it. it's on friday and somehow missed the mainstream media and even the large papers from florida, who were. the media felt it wasn't a notable story? >> you'll see it on the daily show. >> dave: thankfully town hall.com picked it up and got some credit out there. >> clayton: interesting. more headlines for you. >> juliet: would you like me to take over. >> clayton: go ahead, fire away. >> juliet: a crucial vote today in greece could be felt right here in the united states. there's a good chance that the country could elect a party na rejects the terms, the financial bailout. that would force greece to be the first country to leave the european union. if this happens, banks could fail and governments could default on their debt and plunging the economy into chaos. given that america is europe's largest trading partner that could cripple our own economy and definitely something you need to watch. volunteers refuse to give up

looking for missing fort bragg soldier, kelly bordeaux, a new search in north carolina. the private first class since april 14th leaving a bar in fayetteville, left with a registered sex offender she met a week before. a $8,000 reward for information leading to her return. and chaos breaks out before a "radio head" concert in toronto, crew members are sent running for their lives when the top parts of the stage came down and pinning ab killing one man. several people were setting up. it's not clear what exactly caused the accident. the band, they did cancel the show, said tickets will be refunded though. dave, i believe, there's some sports. >> dave: there is. well, it's father's day, if you didn't get dad anything, let him watch the u.s. open all night. a last second gift advice from me. we're hours away from the final day at the u.s. open,

jim furyk, a former champion and graeme mcdowell tied for the lead. it was john peterson who? john peterson the shot of the tournament. watch it, clayton, dropped. a hole in one on the 13th and he finished though at three over. and what was this, and-- >> hurt yourself. >> dave: tiger woods on the other side, choked on moving day and missing, a three footer for par. like me yesterday on the golf course in connecticut how about that. and tiger, his 14th after coming in, tied for first. how about 17-year-old bo hosler one year of high school left. no high school diploma, but could have a u.s. open on the resume', 4 shots off the lead and 7 within 5 shots of the lead. six o'clock eastern time. so, clayton, you can hang out

all day with your folks, and golfing doesn't get going until 6 or 7 our time. >> clayton: and bo, did some reading, even if he wins, 17 years old. pga rules he's an amateur, can't live with one dime. if you're in the top ten, you'll get a six figure, and forfeit the cash. >> seven figures. >> tn it would be dispersed. >> dave: he's going to make plenty of money. could be the first amateur, but my money on jim furyk, the former champ of the let's get a check with rick reichmuth. >> forfeits the money, doesn't go to mom or dad. >> clayton: doesn't get a cent. >> dave: great kid, but not going to win in the final round at olympic. >> that kid needs a false i.d. >> juliet: exactly. >> rick: all right, guys, big fire danger across the areas

of the west and problems in the last couple of weeks with the fires burning and unfortunately, anywhere you see the bink, red flag warnings and at that that's extremely dry and weather watches going on again. and you see the yellows and reds and oranges, very windy condition today. fire danger very extreme today. it will relax overnight tonight and tomorrow again shall the wind are going to be there with us, big problems there. and also the threat for severe weather, the storm prediction center, ups the risk to a moderate risk. elevated risk across eastern parts of south dakota, and southwestern areas of minnesota, could see some tornados here and large damaging hail and a rough day across the northern plains. heavy rainfall across areas of illinois and towards missouri overnight in some areas, six to seven inches of rain and be very careful if you got the rain last night. that is the rain across montana and will bring us severe weather across the

plains. and temps are warming up. 97 in denver, 111 in phoenix and these warm temperatures migrate to the east and the weather you're dealing with in the northeast, will end by wednesday and temps into the 90's. >> clayton: thanks, rick. it's father's day and a new study wants us to figure out the worth of the father. and we've seen the studies, mom makes x amount of dollars working at home and makes x amount of dollars. turns out one third of that amount is what fathers are worth in the home. this is work done in the home. break it down, dads are worth about 20 grand for the work at home, mowing the lawn or taking care of the kids, cooking cleaning, but mom for the same work, i guess, doing better work, worth three times what we're doing at home. >> juliet: guys, and this is statistics are meant to be massaged and twisted around. and is this in a home where the parent the wife is staying home or equal.

>> dave: no, it makes everything equal. what it's saying. >> juliet: they're both out-- >> and women are doing better more valuable work and my assumption is multi-tasking, women often do two or three things at once and while we don't do that. >> clayton: vera doesn't think you can put the worth of the studies. the worth of each parents can't be in dollars. if you have a dad, honor him today and every day, happy father's day. >> juliet: not a day to diss dad. >> dave: it's true that moms are great multi-taskers, in this day and age more men are stepping up to the plate, he's right about that. with the daily tasks at home. changing diapers. feed a baby at 2:30 this morning. >> clayton: and bob from tennessee you see mom's compensation include baby-sitting and you don't see dad's compensation as security guard, how much is that worth. >> clayton: so interesting. security, maybe worry about the gun in the middle of the night, go to dad for the gun.

>> dave: and let us know on ff weekend on twitter. and coming up some say the president's immigration plan is a ploy to win latino voters. will it work? we'll ask chris wallace next. >> juliet: and eye rain yawn president ahmadnejad could be quitting his day job, ready for a career change. will he do it and where will we be going? ♪ ♪ don't you forgot about me ♪ don't you forgot about me [ male announcer ] this is genco services --

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>> welcome back everybody, a major announcement adding heat to the elections fire as the president says his administration will halt the importation of illegal immigrants who came to the u.s.

children getting work permits. is this good policy or simply a strategic campaign move. >> clayton: more both really. and joining us to weigh in is host of fox news sunday, chris wallace. >> dave: happy father's day, sir. >> thank you and for you, except you, juliet not a happy father. >> clayton: we're working on that. >> juliet: not that i know of. >> clayton: and dave's introduction, which is the policy shift. a number of pundits i saw, three or four people on friday, saying this was mitt romney's worst day of the campaign so far on friday, looked off balance, having to balance his discussion or allegiance to marco rubio on one side and also support of the arizona immigration law on the other side. what was your take of everything that happened on friday? >> well, look, we can talk about the policy and people can disagree whether it's a good idea or not. but i think it's very good politics on the part of president obama. i think it's going to take-- and some were already in his camp and a lot were unhappy

and they thought that the president had talked a much better game about immigration reform than what he'd done for them. this was one of the top goals that he's given to them. a kind of version, executive version of the dream act. and i think it puts a lot of pressure on romney to find some way to respond. and he really can't afford not to have some attraction to hispanics, he's probably not going to win the majority, but to pick off some of the hispanic voters, in states like florida and colorado and nevada and, you know, he was for, i guess the dream act. he said he would-- he's for deportation and the arizona crackdown and you've got to find some way to reach out to those voters. >> something you'll talk about on the show. you have david plouffe on and hayden talking about the national security leaks. and back to romney and what do you figure the way he opposes this, is it based on the policy or based on the the

procedure and the end around congress? >> well, look, you can say that the procedure was not right and that, as you say, it wasn't end around congress, but, interestingly enough, there are clips of the president as recently as a year ago, saying he didn't have the power to do this kind of thing and now he does, suddenly. that isn't going to, as they say, feed the bull dog, romney is going to have to find a way to say to hispanic voters, i understand your problems and i've got some solutions, now, part of it is the economy and clearly say i've got a better economic plan, but on the question of immigration reform, i think it puts a lot of pressure on him. marco rubio, the senator from florida talked about a modified dream act that would basically do what the president did here, it would say to young illegals brought in by their parents and didn't do it by themselves, who have

got law abidiing records. >> and i think romney will be pressured to go along with the rubio dream act. >> juliet: and chris, always good to see you, sir, check your local listings. happy father's day. >> dave: and arizona. >> clayton: a massive dust storm coming in. looks like mission impossible three. >> juliet: plus country music singer darryl worely saluting the national hire owes and he's here to tell us about the special coming up next. ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8.

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carolina, country singer is teaming up with families united to honor our soldiers and families with a four day concert. one will benefit hugs for healing which sends goldstar moms it iraq. here to tell us about this, a the superstar, the founder of future and ann hampton, a goldstar mother. thank you for being here. happy father's day to you, darryl. >> thank you very much. and to you, and also. >> thank you very much. >> to my dad at home. dad, happy father's day, i told you, this is your father's day gift. >> dave: and i always hear talk about the troops on father's day, i can't imagine not being able to see your kids except for a skype call. talk about how the troops are important to the troops and them and the concert you're so excited about. >> you know, a the lot of my connection is family, how it all started and obviously, during the the music we've had numerous opportunities to go and entertain and we just came

back from our 11th trip to afghanistan. >> dave: 11th trip. >> and we had a really unique trip this time. just incredible things and saw a lot of fathers who had been there, they weren't home when their babies were born, so, but we're about to, on june 30th, be involved with this concert and it's national connections heroes salute. >> dave: okay. >> in greenville, south carolina, and i mean, they're just doing some amazing things, with the proceeds, obviously, and -- and you know, we're thankful we got the call, it's a grand opportunity to have a chance to give back to the people that do so much for us. >> dave: and organizations like future help new doing that. joan, tell us a little about what future does and how to get involved. >> we've been boots on the ground now inside the country of iraq, working with the iraqi women and now we're also working for hugs for healing program bringing all of these amazing goldstar moms into the

country and we're going to be doing another flight soon and that's why we do the national connections heroes salute. it's music, arts, premiers of all incredible things and this wonderful fellow right here for our heroes salute and we have the best coming out in nashville, assisting us and the american veterans travelling tribute. the travelling wall that's coming for the vietnam veterans and we have the heroes jam and then our heroes salute and an incredible workshop for fingers and song writers who are aspiring. the best coming out all to assist the next fight for our goldstar moms and for our vietnam veterans. >> one of the amazing goldstar moms this morning, ann hampton, we're always humbled to have you guys here. tell us about this program, hugs for healing. >> it's made an incredible difference in my life. my daughter, kimberly, was killed in 2004 and i really never thought that i would be interested in meet with iraqi

women. i did and it changed my life. >> talk about how and why that changed? >> well, the gratitude that the women and the people of iraq show to us, was incredib incredible. they hugged us, they kissed us, we cried together and you don't have a speak the same language, that's universal. and without this program, hugs for healing program. i would not be nearly as far in my process as i am now. >> clayton:. >> dave: boy, that brings home the sacrifice of people like your daughter. we can't imagine what that must have done for you. and darryl, where can you send people and how to get them involved? i know a lot of our viewers would like to help on father's day. >> and that's, that's, yes.

>> the nashville connection diet come for all singers, wrong writers and everyone who wants to come out and hear darryl, an amazing man. >> dave: not a bad singer, either, right. >> not a bad singer, not at all and we love him and want to salute him also, so it's the nashville connection.com or women forefuture.org and we need all the support and assistance we can get and happy father's day to everyone that we love, to all of those fathers that we salute, also, includes my own son. >> dave: of course, your dad. good singer, great american. will you for being here and sharing that story. that was wonderful to hear, thank all of you. coming up. iranian president ahmadnejad could be quitting his day job and says he's ready for a career change. hallelujah. plus, make dad a manly cupcake for father's day, talking rum,

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>> hip fathers-- happy father's day to all of you and to some of the dads. >> and kaitlin and her dad steve there, working hard on our show, and you should be proud of your daughter as well as our production assistant and her dad ron, ron you should be proud of you, and they all work hard. >> and samantha hoenig, kidding, i love sam and there is her dad ken. oh. >> he's a pilot well. does he fly air force one? that would be something. >> juliet: i'm so confused right now. >> and senior producer gavin hadden's dad. >> oh. >> there's gavin. >> what a cute father that you have. >> clayton: a long line of bah gave vins. >> juliet: gavin mania. >> clayton: joining us a surprise on the phone, dave's wife brandy with the three

kids. >> hello, happy father's day. >> dave: thank you, thank you. >> clayton: now, i understand last night, there was some early morning for both of you because your baby was up at 2:30 in the morning with a feeding. >> dave: yeah, my father's day started earlier, honey. >> apparently i didn't wake up for the feeding. (laughter) >> and brandy, do you get up to watch your beloved husband. >> i do, i do, i watch every weekend. >> juliet: does he make you watch or you want to watch. >> i choose to watch. >> dave: i tell her don't worry about it, but she watches four hours and the kids. are the kids there. >> they're right here. emmerson wants to say hello, hang on. >> hi, daddy. >> dave: hi, sweetheart. >> i love you. >> dave: i love you, too. that's my girl. oh (laughter) >> you've got him. you've got him. >> hi. >> happy father's day, daddy. >> oh, thank you, buddy. >> oh, wow. >> dave: how are you guys, i

love you. >> juliet: you're going to see them in a little while, though. >> i will be home, soon. >> dave: emmerson shared the bed last night with a father's day gift, too. and an occasional elbow in my cheek, a lovely night to sleep. >> sorry about that. >> clayton: brandy, what do you have planned to anything fun. >> my parents are in town and we are going to brunch and maybe the beach later on. >> dave: all right. all i ask is some u.s. open time. >> u.s. open time and i'm letting him sleep in tomorrow, get his father's day tomorrow. >> juliet: very nice. >> clayton: post father's day. >> dave: love you. >> clayton: brandi, have a great day. >> you, too, happy father's day, clayton. >> juliet: bye. she's beautiful. both of you guys with ba babe-liscious wives. >> dave: that's how we roll. >> juliet: we would expect nothing less. and headlines, a terrifying moment, an air show in idaho,

take a look. >> oh!. >> juliet: well, what you're looking at is a stunt pilot doing a series of flips and rolls, the plane somehow lost power, fortunately though we're happy to say that the pilot was able to walk away, and he stayed away from the crowds and crashed into had a vacant golf course, he broke an ankle and otherwise okay. i don't know how that's possible. thank goodness though. the cause of the crash is under investigation. all righty. check this out. a wall of dust making its way ominously into phoenix valley, arizona. and some parts of this city had visibility less than 1/8 of a mile and wind at the time clocked in more than 40 miles per hour. it's not fun to be in something like that. the storm caused a series of car crashes that closed down highway 1. fortunately, or one highway, excuse me. fortunately, nobody was seriously hurt. there's word this morning that iran's president will be

retiring from politics, ahmadnejad reportedly telling a german newspapers he's leaving politics and returning to academia once the second determine is up next year. and iran's constitution allows two terms for president and ahmadnejad a controversial guy especially when it comes to support for iran's nuclear program and defiance toward the west. he comes up with really great things to say about the united states. >> those are your headlines, ricky reichmuth is outside, i believe. >> rick: juliet. thank you very much. some places around pensacola, take a look at the weather map, drought across the southeast, what it was on june 5th and then what happened after that rain and quickly, pensacola added a significant drought and teas gone and the worst, the areas of red shrunk last week and that's great news for those in georgia. they need a little more rain

and today they'll have a little bit. take a look at your forecast across the northeast today. we're going to be dealing with a very nice day, a little bit of cloud cover to start, but it will clear up, the coastal areas will see sunshine and interior sections of the ohio valley and great lakes are going to see showers go through, and it will not be a complete washout of your day though. down to the the southeast, a warm day and we'll see scattered thunderstorms across texas and into the northern plains, threat for severe weather, especially across parts of south dakota and minnesota today. temps warming up as well. dave and clayton, we'll send it over to you. >> thanks, buddy, often you equate cupcakes, with magnolia bakery and we're planning them up this morning. >> what better way to celebrate father's day, than with a sweet treat. cupcakes, always a great choice. >> manly options for you today. infused with ingredients like fear, rum, even baking. and even baken, i should say. david eric is the author of the butch bakery.

what made you decide to man up cupcakes and how are they different? >> you said it well just now. magnolia had the market share on this. i looked at cupcakes and thought they were girly, had the market share, and let me take advantage of this cupcake craze and do something different. >> over 40 different cupcakes and you're going to show three to us now, and take a look at the three you decided to feature for us. >> the beer infused right there. >> and then top it with chocolate covered pretzels. >> come on, get out of here, dave. >> yeah, yeah, next is the home run. >> the home run, a peanut butter cupcake and that's actually, this is candied bacon on the top. >> oh, come on. >> candied bacon, the signature chocolate on top. the salty and the sweet together. and it's an explosion. >> and what's the other one here? >> that right there, that pretty one right there is pretty, that's the mojito cupcake, great for the summer.

>> you've got it in rum. >> you can put rum in there. >> yeah, infuse with rum. >> is there mint and lime there as well. >> there's peppermint and the lime there, lime zest. >> and the alcohol burns off, i hate to say that, but-- >> yeah it's going to burn off and not get you drunk. >> yeah, yeah. >> you want us to help out here? >> yeah, i'd like you to try to frost an a couple of these. >> this is the mojito, first thing, get some there. >> putting rum in there so we're not going to bake the rum off. >> a lot of the alcohol will bake off, but you want to add some on top. >> and that's it. >> and what i like to do is to take this, scoop out, okay, pop it on top. >> right on this. >> there you go. >> perfect. >> wow. >> and smooth it out a little bit. and david can i be honest with you, i'd like to take the scooper and drop it in my

mouth. >> and you want to do this. >> yeah, a little lime zest n top. >> that's nice. >> how about you, clayton. >> dave has a lot of zest, the butch bakery, the cookbook is in stores now. over 40 different cupcakes there, manly cupcakes, thanks, david. now what? we have an extra camera, flip this around, a father's day treat here. your son is here, your son is here, the luckiest kid in the world gets to be raised in a family with david and gets cupcakes all the time. >> here for daddy, happy father's day, and feed the audience, too, some manly cupcakes. >> clayton: happy father's day to you, juliet, back inside. >> juliet: dave, beautiful job on that cupcake. all righty, ahead, who needs facebook, a new site to honor our heroes, how they're sharing our memories yet. and then an if a national

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or family of a veteran being able to get on the site and you make a profile page with your loved ones or your own medals that you belong to. >> you share your stories. >> pretty much share your stories and walk through and easy and user friendly. >> and you're out there in los angeles and you're one of the first members to actually sign up for the site and tell us why you decide today sign up and what you think has given back to veterans and other members of the united states military in this country? >> thank you so much. actually the way that i joined it was the way that so many of our members have joined. i received a note, a request to join from an old friend that i served with, at the time he stayed in the service and i had got ten out of the service and he asked me to reconnect with him. how we've gotten all of our members, people reach out and want to reconnect in an

exclusive military-only environment. >> clayton: fascinating and sort of reminds me, sergeant bruno of something that steven spielberg start today try to catalog the memory of jews who are dying as a result of their losing 4,000 individuals a day, who suffered through the holocaust, we're losing over 4,000 veterans a day at this point and people who served during world war ii and the korean war and how precious that is to catalog the memories. >> it is. what sorts of things are you seeing on there. are you able to connect with other people they served with. >> i was able to find some marines i hadn't seen since basic training and that i'd lose them forever just like when i was in the navy and i served in the navy as well and lost contact with many of the sailors i was friends with. on this not only able to meet them, but other marines that served in different areas and they've been very influential and helpful, but certain

questions just based on military aspects of that, have some questions about that, and while in active duty. >> i like one of the things you say, too, which, you it is father's day and you're going to see your father today and that that father had served in the military and chances are, they might not be on facebook, might not be on the internet. now is an opportunity for you to sit down and interview your dad. tell us why. >> well, it's super important that we preserve the stories of our veterans and those are the stories of our freedom. and if we lose that opportunity, with our fathers, our grandfathers, our uncles, it's not going to come back to us, as you mentioned we're losing veterans from korea, from world war ii, from world war i. times, from korea, world war ii at the rate before 4,000 vets a day and that's a scary thing and those stories are gone forever, won't be able to get them back. let's sit down today and

record the stories for posterity. >> clayton: something i'm going to try to do when i see my dad who served in nuremberg in germany, sit down have a conversation, iphone, hit the voice memos thing and record it for a half hour and put this up on the website as well. and we thank you so much. together we serve.com. go there, share your stories if you're a veteran out there. thank you, happy father's day. >> thank you. >> clayton: coming up on the show, we've told you about the president's plan, is this an abuse on power. we'll ask him. what about disaster strikes and you have to run from your home? our next guest has the answers and he's a survivalist. tips coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink?

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. >> clayton: when it comes to natural disasters, not a matter of when, but if they'll happen. >> juliet: dave, you'll explain. >> dave: according to our next guest, the most important thing is to bug out. the perfect bugout bag, the 72 hour preparedness, chris stewart, great to see you here. >> juliet: you saved me. >> my question is whether i'm in lincoln, nevada or manhattan why would i need a bugout bag. real disasters happen to real people on a regular basis, a bugout bag is 72 hour disaster kit designed to get you and your family three days of independent survival should you suddenly have to evaluate or abandon your home due to a large scale disaster. >> dave: let's see some of these, for example, shelter,

obviously the most important thing, right. >> absolutely, a human can only live about three hours in extreme conditions without shelter, easiest solution right here is a light white backpacking tent. no-brainer. super ease toy set up. light weight. not hard to imagine in a disaster scenario that something might happen to your primary shelter, might get burned or lost or damaged or stolen. >> right. >> a good backup is a nice quality emergency blanket if you get behind the table, could be set up strung up in a variety of places, super light weight, cheap, and really, it looks very, very-- 80% of body heat. >> i was whining when i walked out here because it's a little chilly out today. and helping out. >> dave: and can't survive without water. >> human can only live three

days in extreme conditions without water. pack three liters. in three he separate containers, one, you have to have redundancy, a metal container if you have the water from central park, you can boil it. >> why not one three liter container. >> you never want all of them in one basket, you need a couple of backups. >> juliet: fire. >> if you have to fire up water, or regulate body temperature. when it comes to fire, don't mess around. use them that are going to start when you need a fire. in disaster scenario conditions are never-- and bick lighter and duct tape. i use a tinder called wet fire and what i'm going to do here, i'm actually going to float this fire tinder in water,

it's really windy out. and even with the wind, floating in water, near disaster type scenarios, i can get this fire tinder. >> dave: can you, there it is. >> to get on fire, and in extreme wind. >> we've been eating donuts and you can't bring steaks along. >> easy to open, ready to eat. >> juliet: fantastic, thank you so much. >> the perfect bugout bag. up next, colonel alan west, congressman from florida, tells what he thinks about the obama administration's decision regarding immigration next. ♪

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>> good morning, sunday, june 17th, it is 9:00 a.m. in the east, and 6:00 a.m. in the west. i'm juliet huddy in for alisyn

camerota, the president announces his immigration policy shift an mitt romney is refusing to change the subject. instead, staying focused on the economy. was it enough to keep voters' attention, dave? don't answer that. >> dave: some say it's the country's second most important election ever, why voters in greece could cost you money, tomorrow morning. >> clayton: a father turns the table and gives his kid the ultimate father's day gift. >>... to the republic... one nation, under god, indivisible... [applause]. >> clayton: that military dad and his three kids will join us live, coming up. "fox & friends," hour four, "fox & friends," hour four, starts, right now. captioning by, closed captioning services, inc.

♪ >> hey, everybody, we've had steak delmonico, we have had cup cakes -- manly cup cakes that you completely destroyed when you tried to ice them and -- >> beer-filled doughnuts from psycho doughnuts, on the west coast, these things are filled with beer and have a beer-frosted mugs on top. and juliett all ahead rready ha these. >> one-and-a-half, clayton, don't exaggerate. >> clayton: i'll polish them off through the rest of the show, happy father's day, everyone. >> dave: we'll speak with colonel alan west, the florida congressman. what is his reaction to what the president did regarding immigration and we'll celebrate father's day for the rest of the show, happy father's day to all of those troops, so showed one, all of those troops overseas

that cannot be with their kids today. >> we talked to your wife and little children and you got a little misty, you guys are so sensitive, so cute and they look manly, tough... >> clayton: do we. >> no, not really, trying to make you feel good. talked to your dad earlier, don -- >> you know who looks tough? peter doocy. >> dave: that is a... what, peter? i said you are manly. manly. you are a hunk. >> clayton: we'll save you. but you're covering the crucial greek elections today, we are focussing on father's day but they've got a big election today, all week we'll talk about the implications there, right? >> reporter: right. and it is real interesting, soccer might have a big impact on who wins in greece and here's why. last night, the greek soccer team beat the russian soccer team in the european championships and a lot of young people stayed late into the night celebrating which means those young voters who tend to

favor the liberal syriza party that wants to cancel the bailout and harsh austerity measures may be more likely to stay home which gives an edge to the new conservative democracy party who want to keep the bailout in place, greece held elections about a month-and-a-half ago on may 6th but the results were inconclusive and back then the left wing syriza party took home 17% of the total vote and the right wing new democracy party took home a little more, 19% of the total. but, they prohibit opinion polling within two weeks of election polling and we have no idea where the race stands, but reports on the ground indicate it is too close to call and it is washed closely by financial and government agencies worldwide, because if syriza does well and cancels the bailout the imf will cut them off and if the imf cuts greece off, greece will go bankrupt, and, some say that that could mean they'd return to the drachma, the currency they used before adopting the euro, 11

years ago and if that happens we expect massive inflation in greece because the greeks will have to try to print their way out of debt and experts say, one drachma would equal about 1/2 of 1 euro and they'd have to print quite a lot and we are expecting the first results, today at 2:30 eastern time here in the states. back to you, in new york. >> dave: a huge vote and you'd like to say what to mr. steve doocy? >> reporter: happy father's day, dad. if you are watching. >> clayton: get him a good gift. >> what are you getting him, peter? >> reporter: if he's watching -- he got it in the mail yesterday. delivered, on time. >> i love steve doocy and peter as well, thank you. >> clayton: let's talk about this, this morning, representative darrell issa, he has been going hard-core after the department of justice specifically attorney general eric holder, he wants those papers, he wants to know why the department of justice has been reluctant to hand over more than

1300 additional pages right now, and he said, look, this could be a contempt of congress but looks like now he may be willing to hold off on the vote for contempt of congress because they may come to some sort of agreement here. >> dave: they've scheduled a mid-week vote, a wednesday vote on the contempt of congress and that would be a huge deal, one of the biggest stories of this week, this political career and to clayton's point, they may back off if holder can produce some of the hundreds 0 thousands of papers they are waiting on, congressman tray goudy says we have had enough waiting. >> i'm not smart enough and don't have the interest of weighing whether he's a political liability to the president. it is about a women who carries a set of scales and a blindfold and that is not a political department to me, respect for the rule of law is the foundation of our republic and if we lose that we will not make it. it is far and above politics to me.

there must be something in the dom, he doesn't want to us see because if they exculpate and cleared him he would have given them to us months ago. >> he said documents are on the way and there are scores of documents. but will they include the things that issa actually needs to see? >> clayton: what specifically they want. they want to see the papers that specifically answer the question, when did the department of justice learn about fast and furious, what did it do... when it learned about it. what sort of chain of command did it reach once those documents -- or the program became aware to the folks in the department of justice. >> dave: and once they became aware what did they do, the initial action they took. stay tuned for that situation. >> we'll keep an eye on that and now, other headlines. chaos breaks out, hours before a radiohead concert in toronto. crewmembers are sent running for their lives when the top part of the stage came crashing down and it killed a guy and several people were on stage, at the time, setting up when the scaffolding collapsed. a least three others were hurt.

it still not clear what the cause of the accident was, the band intelligently, i think, cancelled the show but they said tickets will be refunded. we'll tell you when we find out what caused this accident. i guess they didn't get the memo, not one, but two small planes had to be intercepted by fighter jets yesterday after entering restricted air space during president obama's visit to chicago, which is a very busy air space indeed. president obama and his family were on the ground at the time, attending a wedding for the daughter of valerie jarrett, one of the president's senior advisors and you can see the first family walking to the wedding, president obama carrying the gift. the u.s. air force's mystery mission is now over, a top-secret unmanned mini-shuttle landed at vandenberg air force base in california, after more than a year in space. its mission, dave and clayton...

experts believe it could be used in intelligence-gathering and testing new technologies. what about exploring area 51. and the air force says the spacecraft will launch again later this fall. and an extreme weather alert. i see you rick reichmuth standing by to tell us more and officials warn a raging wildfire in colorado could get worse today because it will be high winds and scorching temperatures there, moving into the area. the flames burned through 55,000 acres and 181 homes have been destroyed. at least one death is being blamed on the fire. officials say the wildfire was sparked when a tree was struck by lightning, that's the tree, more than 1600 firefighters battling the blaze. and, about 45% contained, is that right? reichmuth? >> rick: that's right. amazing, 50,000 acres in a week and dave can attest to this, a big problem you have across colorado, a lot of trees are

dead because of the bark beetle, a bug that got into a lot of the pine trees and killed them and all of the try tinder is wadry o go up in flames and they say 70% of the area were dead trees from the bark beetle, and just to the west of fort collins, 50,000 acres burned and the temperatures, next couple of days very warm and the more concerning part is the winds the next few days, 20 to 30 miles an hour sustained and gusting to 50 mimes. so, a really rough, about two days, it does get better by the time we get to the middle part of the week and we start to see temps come down and the wind come down but it will be a very, very rough one and here you go across the northern plains, the threat for severe weather, here's the bull's-eye and moderate risk and tornadoes today. and also, very large hail, so, this kind of eastern, south dakota, southwestern parts of minnesota, the bull's-eye for severe weather, later on this afternoon and into the overnight hours. eastern part of the country, looking good, again but you see

these showers are moving across areas like michigan, down towards ohio, and stretching through missouri, brought much needed rain in some cases, 6-7 inches caused flooding and west, looking good and might see lightning strikes also here, dry lightning and no rain that comes along with it to maybe put out any fires, so the threat today for more fires starting as well as the fires that are going to be very windy today. guys? >> clayton: thanks, rick. coming up on "fox & friends," is the president's plan to stop deporting young illegal immigrants an abuse of his executive power? we'll ask congressman colonel alan west about that, next. >> and madonna still a material girl, wait until you hear her diva demands while on the road. >> dave: they are epic. ♪ ♪ we are living in a material world ♪ ♪ and i am a material girl... [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink?

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>> president barack obama: it's not a permafix. this is a temporary stopgap

measure that lets us focus on resources wisely while giving a degree of relief and hope to talented, driven, patriotic young people. >> dave: that, of course president obama announcing he's signing an executive order to stop deporting hundreds of thousands of young illegal immigrants who were brought to this country by they're parents. >> juliet: but is this an abuse of executive power. joining me is republican florida congressman colonel alan west, good to see you, sir, happy father's day. >> thank you very much and happy father's day to everyone out in the listening audience. >> juliet: this is a controversial move, definitely. i don't think you can argue that but some folks say -- some pundits say it was a clever move, you know, 100-some-odd days out of the election, what do you think? >> i have to tell you the last thing we need is for the president to be clever, when you look at where unemployment is here, in the united states of america and our debt and deficit. we have a process here in this

constitutional republic we call america whereby legislation is brought up in committee, the committees that have oversight, and in that legislation, there are amendments, debated upon and that pass out of committee and it is brought before the full house or senate floor and the president, by his own admission, last september, 2011, said this was something that was not within his powers to do, but, yet because of political expediency that is exactly what he's doing so i think this is a reflection of the desperation of the president, as he heads into a re-election, and a lot of the bad news that he is continuing to receive, as far as jobs and the economy, and things of that nature, so, this is not the direction we should be taking. as far as the issue right now and the adverse effects it will have on unemployed americans and also, our young people. >> dave: that is where i wanted to go with this. clearly it is the procedure many republicans already object to. what about the policy of it? i want to mention, david plouffe, white house advisor this morning, says this was not

about politics which, i don't know if anyone believes that, but, let's get to the actual policy of it. and the idea of stopping the deportation of these illegals and giving them work permits, people who were brought here by their parents are going to school, some serving in the military and some going to college, do you object to that philosophy? >> well, i do object to the philosophy of giving work permits to people under the age of 30. this is not about minors, this is really about adults, and as i said, you are talking about giving work permits, what will be the effect on our unemployment situation? it is not 8.2% in the u.s.a., it is 14.8% when you take into count the u-6 computation of unemployed and underemployed and those discouraged and have fallen off the rolls and now, 40 to 45% of college educated graduates are still at home with their mothers and fathers because they don't have opportunities. >> dave: what should be done

with the millions here, hundreds of thousands, if you will, that are here through -- you know, wasn't their own choice and they are trying to go to school to educate themselves, and better themselves and contribute. what should be done with them? should they be deported? >> no, i think first of all, it has to be a case by case base and i don't think you need a blanket policy that is emanated and a verbal order that was given. this is a change of policy that did not go through the legislative process and i think first of all, you have to get the entire illegal immigration situation under control because i think now you have opened up what could be a flood gate of people that will come across the borders to try to fit within the cracks of this very nebulous 5-point criteria that was issued from the administration. so, i think that now, the devil is in the details and we really don't understand what could be the unintended consequences to come from this and we did not allow representatives and did not allow the legislative branch to sit down and hammer these thing out, so we can have the best policy instead of the

short-term fix which continues to be how washington, d.c. does thing and without a doubt, no matter what david plouffe says, it is about politicizing the issue and vulcanizing the united states of america. >> juliet: colonel i hear you have fabulous ladies with you in the studio there, would you like to introduce them to us? >> yes. it is father's day and so i was able to bring in the family. >> juliet: come on in, squeeze in there. >> i'm joined by my wife, angela and my oldest daughter, aubrey and my youngest daughter, austin, and it was hard getting out of bed but that is okay. >> dave: you got a 15 and a 19-year-old up early, that is a happy father's day, isn't it? >> i think i'll probably get that gratuitous tie instead of anything else i might want to get for waking them up. that is okay. i love them dearly. >> juliet: colonel, one threatening i love and dave always gets misty about it, we show the homecomings and the men

and women returning from -- soldiering overseas and come and surprise their kids and you had a moment like that when you came home from iraq. tell us about it. >> yes. it was very touching, back in 2003, when i came back from iraq, landed back at fort hood, texas, and, my daughters ran up to me, they kind of got lost, did not find me, the reception point, right on time, so -- but when they came up they wrapped their arms around me and told me how much they love me and how proud they were of me and said the two words, most special and that was "welcome home" so to all of those fathers out there, men standing as watchmen on the walls, i say to you, happy father's day and i look forward to the day when you can come back and your sons and daughters will be able to wrap their arms around you and say, welcome home. >> dave: we second that, sir, happy father's day to you, ladies, thank you all for joining us this morning, especially the girls, who got up early! on a sunday morning. have a great rest of the day.

>> thank you. >> juliet: angela, aubrey and austin, i like the "a"s. pretty ladies. >> dave: the 9/11 memorial delayed again and now, two governors are asking the federal government to step in. >> juliet: plus, just in time for father's day a soldier surprises his son as he leads the class in the pledge of allegiance, this is a killer. i love this one, the surprise doesn't end there, though, they'll join us live.

>> clayton: welcome back. staff sergeant lewis braddock give his son and family quite the father's day surprise and came home early from afghanistan to surprise his sons christopher

and luke at their school during the pledge of allegiance, here's the son, christopher, on camera. >> and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible... >>... with liberty and justice for all. [applause]. >> clayton: of course he didn't know he'd be there. there is christopher and that wasn't the only surprise in store for the braddock family, joining us is braddock and his kids, christopher and luke and ashley, all joining us, nice to see you this morning, welcome and happy father's day to you. how did you pull this off? you went to luke's school first and, the news crews weren't there, at luke's school and then you went to christopher's school. how did you manage to pull it off. >> i like to visit the kids at school and spend all day with them, how much i worked all the time, i try to spend as much time as i can with them and wanted to go to luke's school first and actually surprise them

and they brought luke on stage and he helped out with the afghan cooperation outreach helping the afghan children with their education, school supplies, from one school to another and brought him out as a local hero and i popped up afterwards and surprised him and really surprised him. >> clayton: what was your response when you saw your dad. >> i was like, oh, my god, i thought he watch supposed to be home until like another week or two and... >> clayton: and you thought you were getting a present or something and they called you up, right. >> yes. >> clayton: what did you say when you held your dad for the first time. >> i love you and i missed you. >> clayton: and christopher, of course, we have been seeing the video, you go over to your school, and you had to make a quick change and run out of there and run over to christopher's school and christopher, what was your feeling when you saw your dad? you read the pledge of allegiance there and you didn't stop. we were remarking that you didn't stop reading it. we love that. >> my teacher asked me to say fledge and i knew something suspicious was going on and

then... after that my dad popped up at the end. >> clayton: and you can hear in your voice, getting choked up when you saw your dad. how did you keep it together? no idea. >> no idea. >> clayton: how did you keep it together. >> soon as i saw him, i did exactly what he did, put my hand over my heart and walked up towards him to give him some sort of focus and, i really didn't keep it together, after that, because after that i start crying, too. we were both balling on t.v. >> the whole room was crying. whole auditorium was crying. >> clayton: and i'm sure you shed some tears seeing your little brother going through this. what did it mean to see the out pouring of love. >> a lot. it shows that we're all happy, together and love each other a lot, so, you know... >> clayton: how difficult is it? to be able to communicate back and forth and serving overseas and you get those little moments and get to jump up on skype or get to -- you know, so many

fathers dad on father's day, serving overseas that don't get the chance to talk to their kids every day. what is it like to be tribable the communication. >> it was hard, skype, if the actual video feed an facebook, we send messages back and forth and so it was difficult, sometimes a week, two, maybe three weeks before i can have any communication with them at all and when i did, it is just, boom, hi, smiles. and, you know... >> clayton: you have had a great trip to new york city and are from the area and used to go to the world trade center all the time you said in the 1980s, down to the towers and it means an incredible amount to you and you guys got to see the area yesterday, yesterday you went down to the ground zero area yesterday. >> we went to the tower one memorial area and walked completely around the whole site and the kids were really ecstatic about it and wanted to see and what it looked like and where daddy was from and how it used to be and what it looks

like now, is completely different, it is beautiful downtown. and especially when it will be all done and from there, we went up to times square, walked around the kids were all in awe looking at the lights and everything. it was remarkable. >> clayton: what was your feeling to see all of that? >> it was really... i thought he'd be in afghanistan another month and he came home now. >> clayton: what does it mean for you to have your father home on father's day? >> it is -- i'm really happy. aim glad he's home, i'm glad he's safe and glad to see him. >> clayton: yeah, ashley. >> i'm glad he's home and not out there, still. i missed him a lot. >> clayton: well, it is amazing and thank you so much for sharing your story. i want to say thank you so much for your service and to all of our viewers, i want to impart -- my twitter feed will light up and saying thank you for your service, staff sergeant lewis

braddock for serving your great country and bringing your wonderful family here and sharing your story and now you are a celebrity, christopher. he saw the video and said, i'm famous now. >> three news stations. >> clayton: all right. >> nbc, 25 and channel 12 and channel 5. >> michigan stations. >> clayton: and fox news channel, number one! happy father's day. >> and in the newspapers. >> clayton: we beat the newspaper. this is cable television, right, guys? this is fox news. thank you, guys. happy father's day. thanks, guys. coming up on the show, a crash sends a driver airborne in a car race, this is unbelievable video. holy cow, we'll tell you more, coming up and fire at the grill, cooking up lobster and shrimp, the executive chef of one of the finest restaurants in manhattan, delmonico's, here with a father's day feast you don't want to miss, you guys want to get out there and get seafood this morning? oh, yeah.

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>> clayton: some of our staff members who work hard, nicole with hire sister and brother and dad, max, thank you and happy father's day. >> dave: and, megan mcdonald, who does so much for us, hard to get in, in three hours, happy father's day to her dad. >> clayton: marissa dunn and her dad, john, she does a great job for us. >> juliet: and producer morgan and her dad, john. light of johns. >> dave: they are red sox people. >> clayton: phillies fans. come on -- and kyle and his dad, tom, happy father's day, tom. >> dave: the next lady, gretchen ka carlson, happy father's day to her. >> juliet: i met her parents. >> clayton: lee and carol, happy father's day. >> alisyn: and our senior producer, with her husband,

dennis and their son, jackson. >> clayton: and thanks, jen for your fantastic gift for my newborn, beautiful. hey, we have a surprise. >> dave: special guest on the horn this morning, mr. huddy, are you with us? happy father's day. >> thank you very much and hello, you guys. >> juliet: hi, dad. >> there's juliett, back in her old stomping ground, what do you know, happy daughters day to you. >> juliet: can i say, this is a specially amazing father's day, why pictures of me? because my dad had a heart transplant back in november, if you can believe it, and he's survived it and is now doing, what, like -- half-hour on the treadmill now? >> yes, over at holy cross hospital, cedar sinai did a brilliant job and i haven't done these things in like 20 years, and the story, guys, is take care of yourself, you don't want

to go through this. >> juliet: really. >> dave: tell us not to eat doughnuts all morning long? >> that's right. >> juliet: well, dad, good to talk to you and i'll give you a call after the show. >> okay. >> dave: what are you doing. >> clayton: watching the open? >> no, actually, i'm a pittsburgh pirates fan and they are actually... >> dave: sorry. >> they are actually over .500. >> juliet: calm down over there. >> clayton: more than i can say for my phillies. congratulations on your pirates. happy father's day, a wonderful, wonderful daughter. >> okay, thanks, guys, have a great day. >> juliet: happy father's day, he's a huge baseball fan and made me the huge baseball fan that i am. >> clayton: you are a big sports fan. >> juliet: yes, i am. >> clayton: and headlines. >> juliet: headlines, the governors of new jersey and new york calling on the federal government for help with the 9/11 memorial and museum at ground zero, in a letter to interior secretary ken salazar, chris christie and andrew cuomo

asked them to take on more of a role, and, there is a private foundation that runs it now, led by michael bloomberg and, work on the underground museum stalled, a funding dispute. and a driver went airborne at the le mans race in france. look at this: that was british driver anthony davidson, a massive crash, and doctors say he broke two vertebrae but is expected to make a full recovery. this is my favorite story of the day. if demands are any indication, it seems madonna is still a material girl ♪ ♪ we are living in a material world ♪ ♪ and i am a material girl... >> juliet: our country star, glenn, would never ask for this stuff.

in his rider, "in touch" reports she travels with a 200 person entourage including 30 bodyguards and acupuncturist and an onsite dry cleaner and that's not all, when performing she allegedly expects the dressing room to be filled with limbies and roses and come equipped with 20 international phone lines, of course and requires that all the furniture in her hotel room be removed, and replaced with her own personal pieces. i don't know if this stuff is true. i'm not sure about this. i have to look it up. i will talk to her manager, we're on twitter together. rick reichmuth, you don't believe this stuff, about madonna, do you? >> rick: i do. "in touch weekly." i passed it on. we want to say happy father's day to your dad. >> rick: we do. he's not up and i thought the best father's day to give my dad would be not to wake him up. at 6:00 a.m look at my dad. what a handsome guy.

>> dave: a handsome devil. >> rick: fishing on the family reunion, which we're going to and i'll see my dad on thursday. belated happy father's day. >> dave: and you will bring your gift then. >> rick: i will bring my gift -- >> your real gift. >> rick: happy father's day, one last happy here, out of the way, happy... >> 50th. >> rick: i didn't say it. you guys said it. happy 50th birthday. a quick look at the weather, guys, look at the picture coming from arizona. a big dust storm yesterday, the first dust storm in the phoenix area, we have seen, the map -- there you go. look at the picture, an amazing site when you see the dust cloud rolling across the city, coming from the southeast, usually where it comes from and, right now, 83°, as you are waking up, 111 is what you will be getting to today, another warm one, keep on sending your pictures, rick reichmuth on twitter or my facebook page and, a look at your forecast across the northeast for the day today. the coastal areas, it will clear

out and will be a nice day, rain across interior sections of the ohio valley and down to the southeast, a warm day but no big problems there, the big problems today, we'll see, are in the northern plains, where we have severe weather across areas of dakota and minnesota, the map one more time, it doesn't look like much but we'll see tornadoes and damaging hail, across this area and very warm temps and the fire threat on the western side of the picture into the high plains and the west, windy conditions from nevada all the way towards wyoming, get raid for that. and there is lobster going on here! >> dave: don't eat it all. happy father's day to everyone, 175th anniversary, though for delmonico's and the executive chef of delmonico's is here with perfect cooking for father's day sunday. >> what better than shrimp and lobster and pierogis. >> dave: what are they. >> clayton: come on, dave, polish country, we talked

pittsburgh, a couple of minutes ago. >> potatoes and lots of cheese and, mrs. ts, and you can find them in the supermarket, frozen. >> dave: we'll grill those and slifrp and lobster and what is this time on all of this? >> the lobster is 8 or 9 minutes and we started early. >> clayton: don't want to dry them out. >> definitely don't want to dry them out and the pierogis, you want nice and crisp. >> clayton: how long on the barbie, the shrimp? >> lower the flame, same thing, 4-5 minutes on the shrimp. >> dave: and i'm thirsty, pair them with what. >> seafood and pierogis, a wine of the sea, great tropical flavors and goes great with the lobster. >> dave: and it is very affordable. >> $15 a bottle. >> clayton: martin kodak and we had beef out here earlier, are these tomahawk steaks. >> you can call it that, a double-cut delmonico or fred

flintstone steak. >> dave: that's what i call it! >> clayton: how do you pronounce this. >> la rocca garniche, a full bodied, berries and rich fruit and goes great for grilling, versatile and i drink it all the time when i am grilling. >> clayton: if you get a great piece of meat get great wine that pairs with it and it brings out the flavor and you get the seafood and white brings out the flavor. >> dave: and is affordable, too. >> correct, $15 a bottle. >> dave: 15 bucks a bottle. my mouth is full, my mom told me not to talk with my mouth full. >> clayton: but you never listened. 35 years later, still working on that. we'll have more coming up a little later and then a special "after the show" show, great grilling tips. >> dave: and dessert. >> clayton: dessert. juliett, eating all morning. >> juliet: more food. i love our food sections, how good that looks! are democrats ditching the party because of president obama's

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>> juliet: welcome back, 46 minutes past the hour, are democrats leaving their party over marriage and religious freedom concerns? look at this, mississippi alone, democrats lost almost 5% of voters since 2008, what is driving the departure? fox news religion contributor father jonathan morris joins us here today. good to have you here, happy father's day day, father. very quickly, what is driving this, do you think. >> what we have been seeing is it is the platform, it's not anything else, it's the platform of the democratic party. and i think it is a very good thing that when a party, whether it is republican party, the

democratic party, begins to take on positions that go against nonnegotiable issues for yourself, it is very good, you say, this party no longer represents my core values. and, republicans should be on guard as well. as soon as you start making it into a club rather than a political force that represents your values, then we lose the power of the democratic -- >> juliet: i was going to say, people who choose their party over beliefs, you -- that isn't what we are supposed to do. >> and it is easy to do because you say, i'm a republican, i hate the democrats, i'm a democrat, i hate republicans. these people represent me and all of a sudden the platform switches and i'm supporting things that go against my core beliefs and the lesson here is parties beware. don't think that you've got people just because historically you have had them. if the republicans, for example, take on a very, very anti-immigrant stance, not just protect legality of the country, but anti-immigrant stance, beware, you will have a lot of

people who are value voters who also start fleeing the party. >> juliet: on that father's day would you like to say anything to your dad. >> i love my dad very much and i am so blessed and -- to have been born into the wonderful family and my dad was present and, i see as a priest so often, dads who are print, maybe imperfect, everyone is imperfect, but who are present. that is a father who will be loved deeply and through good times and bad. >> juliet: i think we can leave on that note, richard, what are you saying? they say yes, good to have you here, sir. you want to see a country performance? these guys are good. this guy is fantastic, a performance by glenn templeton, they are standing by patiently, awaiting. we'll have them perform, coming right back. [ male announcer ] you're at the age where you don't get thrown by curveballs. ♪ this is the age of knowing how to get things done. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra.

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>> dave: his voice will stop you in your tracks and you may have heard glenn templeton with his tribute to conway twitty, and now he has his own single, you can find it on itunes, here it. >> clayton: sing that song. glenn temple son. templeton. ♪ ♪ ♪ it was me and her all summer long ♪ ♪ i learned early on ♪ that there was nothing hotter than jimmie jones ♪ ♪ bar town by the river's edge ♪ with a six string and my truck bed ♪ ♪ and i pulled it out as the sun set ♪ ♪ i tell you, you, girl ♪ was the best thing i did ♪ before i hit the last chord

♪ she said sing that song again ♪ ♪ so i sang that song again ♪ la, la, ♪ keep sing it out like we wrote it ♪ ♪ and the chords like we stole it ♪ ♪ oh, oh, ♪ i'm proud of a little attitude ♪ ♪ thinking about her now ♪ what i wouldn't do ♪ to sing that song again ♪ to sing that song again ♪ bobby reigh had a mustang ♪ and after school when the bell rang ♪ ♪ we all filed into that old thing, and fly ♪ ♪ it was ball caps ♪ chasing girls and skipping class ♪ ♪ and the radio was the soundtrack to our lives ♪ ♪ we sang glory days from

springsteen ♪ ♪ as if it would never end ♪ and, would sing that song again ♪ ♪ never thought those days would end ♪ ♪ sha-la, la ♪ we would sing it out like we wrote it ♪ ♪ play that old chord like we stole it ♪ ♪ oh, oh, ♪ proud of a little attitude ♪ thinking now what i wouldn't do ♪ ♪ to sing that song again ♪ ♪ we'd sing in out like we wrote it ♪ ♪ drove that old ford like we stole it ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ proud of a little attitude ♪ thinking about it now ♪ what i wouldn't do ♪ to sing that song again

♪ to sing that song again ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ i wanna sing that song again ♪... [applause]. >> dave: happy father's day, more fox and friends in two minutes. stick around. that's a big 10-4 kosher. with no fillers, by-products, artificial flavors or colors. hebrew national. the better-than-a-hot dog- hot dog.

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>> clayton: well. dunkin' donuts. doughnuts for dads, dads love doughnuts. >> juliet: very nice of them, thank you very much. >> dave: and, delmonico's steakhouse will do more cooking in the "after the show" show and happy father's day to glenn templeton and his entire band. thanks for being here, guys.

>> thank you, thank you. >> clayton: and chef, what are you putting on the grills. >> lobster tail, steak, shrimp, asparag asparagus. >> clayton: you know how people like to sit around the tv with the yule log on? i like that. and, can we put a web cam on the grill. >> juliet: clayton, do you know it is glenn's first time in new york city. >> i'm a little overwhelmed. nervous as all get out but... >> juliet: you were in bed last night at 8:00, you weren't out partying like a rock star. >> no, slepts an hour-and-a-half, i was up all night long! anticipating the day. >> juliet: your band, however, on the other hand... >> dave: we're out of time, more of that on the "after the show" show and, happy father's day to all of you and my dad, tom, in breck kenridg

brekenridge, colorado. >> juliet: happy father's day. >> clayton: happy father's day. >> jamie: a "fox news alert." all eyes are on greece this morning, voters there head back to the polls in a second attempt to install a coalition government and the country's massive debt crisis leaving the greek people at a pivotal crossroads with the rest of europe. just part of what is going on this morning, and good morning to you, i'm jamie colby. >> eric: and happy father's day, and welcome to america's news headquarters on this sunday morning. >> jamie: and to you, too, eric. >> eric: thank you and the heart of the election, whether to scrap greece's international bailout commitments and the strict spending cuts they require and it could force greece out of the eurozone and could hit us when wall street opens in the morning, peter doocy is live in washington with the latest. what do we expect? >> greeks woke up feeling good because, the soccer team beat the russian soccer a