crow: hi, i have jason crow, husband, dad, former paratrooper and army ranger and the congressman from colorado's six district. in america, nothing is more sacred than the right to vote. with the first tuesday in november just days away, americans are voting in record numbers. more than 75 milli h

he spends his free time trainin' with army rangers and navy seals.e tools around in a kickass custom ride. he entertains the ladies in his million-dollar desert hideaway. and he doesn't just fire guns from helicopters, he makes the guns that he then fires from helicopters. how does he fund this fantasy of a life? he installs... lawns? -sweet, man. -mcgraw: yep, and not even real ones. -let's get rockin', we'll shovel this out, man. -let's get cranking. -mcgraw: meet charlie ferer. -it's not a cush job. you're pounding water and not even pissing, all day. perfect. yeah, yeah. i'm charlier ferer. i'm living the american dream, layin' all this green! i own paradise greens and turf company. we are an artificial grass company. -three! -we do huge jobs to small jobs. -go! sweetness. lawns, putting greens, sport fields. pretty much you name it with grass, we'll do it. -mcgraw: and what makes charlie's turf a must-have for homeowners? -our biggest selling point is zero, i mean, literally zero maintenance. people are like, "do i have to water it?" and we're l

here with an inside look with the 18 hour fire fight someone of those brave army rangers platoon leaderng through this battle again? >> it's good. it's good to let the american public know what these rangers and special operators do to carry large weight for our nation. so, again, any time as veterans we can reconnect and tell our story, i think that's important. > brian: what was the role of your unit? >> my role, i was the rightful platoon leader in the rangers. and i led the ground reaction force in the humvees so we fought all night to get to the two crash sites aircraft. >> here is a clip from the special. let's listen. >> in the blink of an eye, everything changed. >> i looked a dozen times to see the streak of a rocket come in and hit him right in the tailbone. and the helicopter immediately lurched and went into a violent spin. >> i looked up and see a blackhawk spinning rotating down. call came up we had a blackhawk going down. >> and then when you hear that, what was the mission then? >> well, obviously, once the blackhawk were hit it. changed the entire scope of the mission i

and the challenger, republican shaun parnell refired army ranger running for the first time. we've posted the rules of the debates on-line and we flipped a coin to determine who goes first for opening statements. congressman lamb, you won the toss, you have two minutes. >> thank you, and good evening. at town hall meetings and your front doors i had a chance to ask thousands of you about what you want to see in your representatives. people have told me how divided we are, tired of the chaos, tired of the shutdowns, tired of feeling like nothing gets done. people want members of congress to stop attacking each other, and start dealing with the real problems we face and that's exactly how i've done this job. 80% of the votes i've cost have been bipartisan, and wrote and co-wrote three bipartisan bills signed into law. i know how to work with others to get things done and right now we need that approach more than ever. this pandemic has take p more than 200,000 american lives and cost us millions of jobs. more than ever, people need to know if they get sick, they're covered. tha

peter kasich, an army ranger founded a group that gave food and clothing to syrians in poverty and kala aide worker and devout christians. she told her parents even in prison one can be free and that in darkness she had found light. she was tortured and raped for a year and a half before she died in captivity. finally their accused killers will face the american justice system starting today. julian turner is live at the white house with what to expect. >> two of the most dangerous and deranged isis terrorists are arriving on u.s. soil and they are about to face serious charges including, quote, hostage taking resulting in death. now fox news has learned that in this upcoming d.o.j. press conference that's about to get underway any second officials will announce that these two men's arrival back here in the u.s. is imminent. the two men are part of a group dubbed the beatles because of their british citizenship. they'll appear in alexandria, virginia. up until now both have been in u.s. military custody inside iraq since 2018 where they were involved allegedly in the kidnapping and kill

went to the range and did -- i did a shooting competition against two army rangers, a navy seal and joeyon? will: tell me how you did. pete: i didn't win. one of them is a sniper nic irving, bing bing bing bing bic. i'm going to get up there and embarrass myself. when we got to talk about the stories it's amaze what's they went through transition back home and what it is like to be sick in the fog of combat and tell it in their own words "modern warriors." will: november 24th in time for christmas present. look to pin the obama administration's failed policies on president trump. but the president was quick to remind him exactly where this all started. >> their parents were with them. they got separated from their parents. and it makes us the laughing stock and violates every notion of who we're as a nation. >> they did it. we changed the policy. who built the cages, joe? jedediah: here now to react is fox news contributor and retired ice director tom homan. tom, welcome as always to the show. that was quite a moment in the debate. we now know that the a.p. came out and confirmed that pr

connor, a democrat won special election 2018 went for president donald trump 2016 cornell is army veteran rangertan i believe could unseat connor here ran as moderate now saying he may have been moderate last year this year moving more towards left as democratic party is, if you look at votes kind of split, you've got voted against the heroes act but voted to impeach president donald trump, this could be a bellwether for how the presidential election goes here in pennsylvania, should it go republican or democrat, maria, back to you maria: ed important races we are happy you are there following closely thank you more "mornings with maria" live on fox business right after this. maria: i went to think matt welch and ellie mccartney. thank you for being here i'm sorry we didn't get to the election portfolio. alley, we will talk more next time. thanks for joining us. allowed and seize the day and be here tonight for the debate. we will be here early tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. this start. stuart: maria, are you going to stay up and watch the whole thing? maria: i might pull an all nighter tonight. st

he previously served as an elite airborne ranger in the u.s. army which included service in iraq. kayla mueller was a humanitarian aid worker and human rights activist who, inspired by her faith, devoted much of her young life to serving those in need both at home and abroad. as president trump shared during his 2020 state of the union address, the american warriors who conducted the military operation that resulted in the death of isis leader al baghdadi were so inspired by kayla that they named the mission task force 814, a reference to august 14th, kayla's birthday. today's announcement is as a result of many years of hard work in the pursuit of justice for these americans. we have been inspired by their memories and moved by their determination and grit of their families, families which will never rest until justice is done. to them, i say this, neither will we. although we cannot bring back your children, we will do all that we can, obtain justice for them, for you and for all americans. as for kotey and elsheikh, like many terrorists before them, they have underestimated the

up in a blue-collar family, left home at 17, went to west point, became an airborne ranger and infantrymen in the army. weste two sons that are pointers. after i served, i became a businessman, grew a business. i am entirely self-made. i am a job creator, a problem solver. i know how to get things done. i am independent, i know how to bring people together. it's time for a change. senator shaheen has been in the senate 12 years. she has been in politics 30 years. she is loyal to the progressives in washington, d.c. she is not looking out for you. she is looking out for the democrats in washington, d.c. it's time for a change, it's time to bring an outsider into washington, d.c. who knows how to get things done, who knows how to compromise, and who knows how to look out for you. laura: thank you, mr. messner. senator shaheen, go ahead, your turn. 62nd opening statement, please second opening statement, please. sen. shaheen: thank you, laura. in my time in public office, i have worked to make a difference for the people of new hampshire, both as governor and now as united states senator. right now, we a

that army officer is alexander vindman who has a purple heart, a ranger tab and that post on the president'snal security council. vindman flagged trump's phone call to a white house lawyer. and to hear his wife tell the story, vindman believed that flagging the phone call would lead to a course correction in the president's interactions with ukraine. i sat down with rachel vindman, retired lieutenant colonel's wife for her first interview of what her and her husband have been through. and we began with a night in september of 2018 which was, it appeared, a regular night in the vindman household. >> take us back to the moment that you realized your husband was embroiled in something very big. >> i had been reading and he got in bed and he was like, so, there is a whistleblower complaint that's gone to congress. and i was like, oh, yeah, i think i heard something about it but i haven't had a chance to read about it. and he said, well it was about a phone call to president zelinsky. i said, you heard the phone call. was it okay? he stopped there and dropped off and asked me to check on his pers

army had advantages over the forest service when it came to fighting fires. amount of land to patrol comprises a fraction of the acreage that lies within the forest boundaries. the service rangerso plan accordingly. >> they recognized you had to control the fires while they were small. they had to try to find them, they have lookouts, telephones, telegraphs. try to find fires and to send people out. it could take several days to reach a fire. in a remote area, there might not be any trails. you are just bushwhacking through the smoke trying to find. >> there were no trails or roads and we had to go in 65 miles. one spent the first week trying to get to the fire. it took more time to get in and to put out a small blaze. >> in 1910, roosevelt's out of office succeeded by president taft. opponents of the conservation efforts wielded great influence in congress. they moved quickly to cut off funding to the forest service. >> the speaker of the house said not one sent for scenery. there was a huge culture war going on. >> they disagreed publicly on forest policy. pinchot arranged for a letter to be read in congress criticizing the president for misinterpreting ballenger's policies.

crow: hi, i have jason crow, husband, dad, former paratrooper and army ranger and the congressman from colorado's six district. in america, nothing is more sacred than the right to vote. with the first tuesday in november just days away, americans are voting in record numbers. more than 75 million have already voted early. if you have not yet, now is your chance to make your voice heard by dropping off your valid -- valid or voting in person on election day. workis our democracy at and we can never take it for granted. our men and women in uniform fought and died defending it. generations of euros from suffragettes and civil rights icons like john lewis to ordinary americans whose names we will never know with everything to make our country's promised real for everybody. that is not over. today there are plenty of politicians trying to make voting harder instead of easier but it will not work. thanks to the heroes who came before us, we all have a say in our future. -- we have to do is devote is vote. in this election you will choose the kind of country you want for yourself and your f