>> toby keith and you're watching my favorite tv show. "fox & friends". >> news that you can use. thanks, toby. brian: he sounds repetitive. rachel: you've thinking about toby keith -- >> steve: we want people to tune in. rachel: weekends too. steve: rachel is brand-new host of the weekend show. you have to check her all week long. abby, in kansas city, looks like you're in union station for the big air show this weekend. >> exactly. i don't know how i'm supposed to follow toby keith. i will say standing in the station here, the colors of red, white and by, the patriotism runs deep. we got a look at what is best of the city, the sports, the barbecue and the music and look ahead of the air show. and i talked to pilots ahead of time to see what they go through and talk about the aircraft. i went up with one of the pilots. something that struck me, when we landed the pilot told me that if you want to find patriotic people, you go to air show. we will be in good company in kansas city and we will be covering all live for you through american coverage. brian: true or false, you play a

still ahead, this 4th of july, brand-new songs from country super star toby keith. movement ♪ ♪ living in america ♪ ♪ aishah: welcome back, to our independence day special. we're looking at our nation's capitol, just minutes ago president biden addressed the nation, take a look. ♪ ♪ >> thank you. >> today we celebrate america. [cheers and applause] freedom, our liberty, our independence. the 4th of july. today of history, hope, remembrance and resolve. with promise and possibilities. before me stands the greatest and the -- goodness of our nation. monuments of life, liberty, there is a towering memorial, of george washington. a general who led our revolution, the president who set our nation on its course. a memorial for thomas jefferson. whose words about liberty and exquality changed world. and across the tidal basin, from the jefferson memorial, stands dr. martin luther king jr., his arms crossed, his eyes fixed ahead toward the promise land where equality is not only an aspiration but a reality. [cheers and applause] they help define who we are. guide what we do

. ♪♪ >> toby keith is going to be on "fox and friends" which is exciting, the red, white and blue. fourth of july. todd: we have patriotism covered. i am dressed like a flag and you look like the fireworks. carley: i will take the fireworks. we to explode into the sky. carley: a great fourth of july. people gathered, we hope everybody has a great weekend. "fox and friends first" on friday morning. todd: we begin with democrats renewing calls to pack the supreme court after justices side with conservatives in two killings. carley: one of the levels voting restrictions in arizona and president biden is calling on congress to repair the damage. mark meredith joins us with more on this important front. >> reporter: there is mixed reaction to the supreme court athletes ruling. the debate over the current size and makeup of this court will not go away anytime soon. the court ruled 6-3 to allow arizona to keep stricter voting laws in place. the state will be able to ban ballot harvesting and discard ballots people cast in the wrong precinct. the courts more liberal justices were furious w

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aboard the international space station. >>> also in time for the fourth of july, a brand new song by toby keithsong, it's got an edge. keith told fox news that his words and the words in that song reflect his frustration with our leaders putting our democracy in danger. ♪ every time i go to town and ♪ every time i go to town and vote ♪ i just come home with the blues ♪ the lesser of two evils ♪ is all we ever get to choose ♪ >> he says he wrote the song while on the back of a boat enjoying fireworks last july. >> and next in a headline that is finally putting all of those rumors to rest about blake shelton and gwen stefani. >> the couple has officially tied the knot. it happened on saturday at shelton's ranch in oklahoma, where sources say the new york post, or rather, sources tell the new york post, that shelton had built a chapel just for the event. >> and this was stefani's second trip down the aisle, she was married to rocker gavin rosedale, for 13 years, with whom she shares three sons. and this is shelton's third marriage, first to his high school sweetheart and then two country star mira

carley: stick around all morning long because toby keith is performing on "fox and friends" for the all-americano miss that. ♪♪ i will always do what is right ♪♪ i am out here on the front lines ♪♪ american soldier ♪♪ i am an american [male narrator] on average, one person in the united states dies of a blood clot every six minutes. don't let that be you or someone you know. stop the clot, spread the word. learn how to protect yourself from life threatening blood clots at stoptheclot.org/spreadtheword. >> it is friday july 2nd, democrats reigniting calls to pack the supreme court after the bench hands down its final ruling this session was a major win for election security that has progressives up in arms. todd: several children shot in chicago as big-city violent spirals out of control. the latest attempt from media to blame the gop. heather: shimkus, a fourth of july like no other, we are celebrating the flag and our freedom to help you kick off the holiday weekend. "fox and friends first" continues right now.

she listened to toby keith on the way, i'm told. jonathan: for our special coverage tomorrow.u want to promote that? 8:30 eastern we will start some special coverage. tom and i will be hosting that. emily chang helping out as well. a whole host of reporters from bloomberg radio, tv, and quicktake. tom: i believe mr. bezos will have tang in space. jonathan: can you confirm? tom, i've told you repeatedly, people can't tell the difference between when you're telling the truth and when you are making stuff up. you've got to be careful. tom: no, i'm serious. bezos drank tang as a kid, and i'm sure he's going to be up in space -- i can't even say it. [laughter] subadra were joppa -- subadra rajappa is with us from socgen. what is driving the low yield? is the pricing in of global slowdown -- is it the pricing in of global slowdown? subadra: i thick it feels like a classic slide in quality. they have been reacting more to news flow and safe haven bids. there's general concern on the global economy, not so much on fundamentals. the data has been sort of back-and-forth. we got somewhat

most fearsome navy pier for the real monsters drive chevy trucks, where red hats, and listen to toby keith must all go will or will never shed our evil pasts. rather than look forward, we focus on exorcising demons from the past, all put forth by democrats. when we inevitably become the failed superpower, at least we will know why, we deserve it, because we were worse than those murderous, confederate slave owners their corrupt, segregationist -- in other words, democrats. how is that for hyperbole? [cheers and applause] >> there he is! >> let's welcome tonight's guest! she has sent more criminals up the river then a boat carrying the clintons. judge jeanine pirro. you are a crowd favorite. he knows the felt way like i know the beltway. guy benson. lifeguard, lawyer, model, she handles more jobs then superglue, turning point usa contributor aaron elmore. and her behavior has steroid users saying that is not because of steroids. fox news contributor capped him. judge, it is a pleasure to have you here. it is like i only saw you a few hours ago on "the five." >> it was less than that. >> gre

. >> that song toby keith red, white and blue is a perfect song from producers i get goosebumps everysong because every time i look at the market flag i am so proud to live in this country, i became a single mom when i was in high school and now i'm a physician and i did not skip a beat, do know why that happened because of the country and live in and i was able to take certain opportunities and able to continue on to work and go to school and even being a female and hearing him i owe that to my family and the country was born into because had i been anywhere else i would had a very different life and when i see people who completely disrespected country, disrespect the flag and say things like that i find it disgusting and i think they need to be educated, there is a history that a lot of us are not proud of but when you look at the fundamental basis of how our country was made that is freedom, all about freedom and everyone who lives here is able to practice the religion that they want and the culture they believe in and that's what freedom is ask anyone in any country they don't ge

we had toby keith on friday. he had another song with a message feeling like it is slipping away.u're not imagining it. pete: not imagining the things you're seeing around you, we'll talk about, read more portions of the declaration of independence today, are we living worthy of what those men and women did 245 years ago? when you look it up, five of the people who signed the declaration were captured bit british, were tortured and died. nine ever the 56 died from wounds in the war. what was gifted through us came through our own hardship. the question we have ourselves will we stand up in the moment? no, you're not the only one. how can you represent what our country represents here today? will: there is a view, it is certainly prevalent on the left, look at patriotism and the symbols as cartoonish, we create straw men. maybe the argument to arron lewis we created a straw men. you don't have pay casual attention that is not true. "new york times" says the american flag is something people describe as divisive. we see story of a story and it is true, people are redefining this cou