we had hampton on a few weeks ago and today trace adkins.ght you meant swedish, irish and italian. steve: swedish, ireland and russia. the president of the united states did bring it up. did you watch that rally last night at the big sandy super store arena in huntington, west virginia? he got a hero's welcome. that guy, i could not stop watching the guy screen right in the red cap. he was mr. trump's biggest fan. if you missed it, we have boiled down the good parts of the rally speech to this 1:30 monda30montage, listen to this. >> our agenda rises above left or right. it's an agenda for all of the people, especially for the tens of millions of forgotten americans. they're not so forgotten anymore. i will tell you. you proved that the -- with us tonight who voted for us -- it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics. that's all it is. it just makes them feel better when they have nothing else to talk about. what the prosecutors should be looking at are hillary clinton's 33,000 deleted emails. [cheers and ap

our specialists today are trace adkins and guy benson.sident trump is extremely frustrated with the way things have gone in afghanistan as of late, and is hinting that the war's top general could be canned. according to officials during a july 19 meeting with defense secretary james mattis, trump suggested general john nicholson, commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan, be fired because he's not winning the war there. this on the heels of a tragedy in the region, a suicide bomb attack on a nato convoy earlier this week left two american service members dead and four u.s. troops wounded. trace, i'm going to come to you. we've been there for over 15 years. over 2,350 dead. what does winning in afghanistan look like? do we know? >> trace: i don't know but let me begin by saying my heart always goes out when i hear these tragic stories. i get to see a lot of these wounded warriors every night. at our shows. i've been to afghanistan a couple times, and i actually think it's beautiful. but it's the wild west over there, and i don't know what we

heather: trace adkins coming. >> we are excited. if you're coming to new york city come on down, great concert on the plan is a. it is hot and sticky across the northeast, 74 new york, look at the cold front in the great lakes, 50s and feeling more like autumn, this area of low pressure across the great lakes, heavy rain from the gulf coast to southeast, hit or miss showers not only today but saturday as well and the southwest and parts of southern california getting in on the monsoon moisture, the big story is going to be ongoing heat. it is friday, it is friday, see you soon. heather: we will be out there at the end of the show. i don't even need music. >> reporter: to do mine dancing you need some boots. peter: if you were not awake you are now. the time is 13 minutes after the top of the hour, free ride for illegals, new numbers showing cops do more to support them then deport them and it is coming out of your pocket. heather: the no one loves the president more than this guy, loyal supporter who stole the show last night. ♪ ♪ i

oregon. 1923 adkins v. children's hospital of dc. and then again in 1992 in one of planned parenthood cases. in one of the last cases it was liberals and they were citing dissent. so here's an example of the shifting politics. >> as the court flipped, i actually think that the liberals being in favor of judicial activism, which richard nixon ran on the idea he's going to appoint judges that are going to follow the constitution -- the conservative side of the political docket and the liberal side of the political docket, i think that's turned around a little bit now. >> i hope it is. that's what i'm trying to see happening. >> i think it is turning around a little bit. and also at the same time in obergefell you have chief justice roberts complaining about the liberals. and you have justice talking about two different elements of lochner. one is talking about judicial activism. and one is talking about the idea of the court interjecting itself into decisions of economic policy, and that would be ginsberg. i think that's where we're go

>> trace adkins. >> this is a song called "watered down." >> shannon: the leaks just keep on coming. the latest special counsel robert mueller picking a grand jury. news comes as president trump fires up a big crowd in coal country and dismisses the investigation as a waste of time. good morning. ifm owe shannon bream live in "america's newsroom" from washington, d.c. hello to you, leland. >> i'm sure they miss you. i'm leland vit ar. new leaks releasing robert mueller will subpoena documents as he investigates russia's involvement in the election. president trump blasted the investigation calling it a fake excuse from democrats. >> most people know there were no russians in our campaign. there never were. we didn't win because of russia, we won because of you. that i can tell you. [cheering and applause] we won because we totally out worked the other side. we won because millions of patriotic americans voted to take back their country. >> we're awaiting a big announcement from attorney general jeff sessions who will hold a news conference two hours from now about a crackdown on leak

janice: coming to summer concert series tomorrow with trace adkins. look me up.erfection. just watch. ainsley: tony winning musical band stand is giving new rhythm and giving more to our nation's heroes. brian: you are telling me? stepping into the fox light with fox vp of marketing michael tammero who is taking us back stage we understand with the cast. >> that's right, guys. hello, good morning. >> going to the museum, one revival after another. this show band stand brand new american musical starring corey caught who i caught up with at the theater told me about the show and the work they are doing for our nation's vets. >> world war ii has just ended. it's 1945. i return to cleveland. and a little bit down on my luck. >> four years of hell. ♪ block out the memories ♪ and break this insome me a spell. >> i hear about this national song writing competition on the radio and decide to assemble a group of vets who are also swing musicians and we build a band. and the show sort of chronicles our journey of making our way through the ranks of this competition. >> wh