frank siller along with his brother's son, steven siller. good morning to both of you. t you. we have talked about frank's brother steven. i know you were only nine months old when your father died, i'm sure people have come up to you and said steven, i knew your dad, he did this for me. >> i've gotten to know him through hundreds of people telling me stories. i was at an event and met a guy in squad one with my father. we sat around and he told me stories of him in the firehouse. i have met so many people that had great relationships with him, but never someone that worked with him. i didn't have the time to discuss like that, it was nice. >> steve: you learned through the years about your dad, who during 9/11 put his gear on and run through. >> i've gotten to know him. >> steve: hero. it is great you have steven with you, now he's part of the organization. >> very emotional to have an award named after your brother because he was such a great father. he loved his five kids, his wife and the way he was living life was heroic. he did for people and to have an award named

if anybody can do it, it's frank siller. >> ainsley: how can people donate? >> 11 a month t2t.org.anies, sporting teams, but we count on the everyday blue collar workers to donate $11 a month. >> brian: we're out of camera. someone has to move. you start with first responders, now it's veterans. you are blending it all together. >> those who risk their lives for us, we have to make a promise to take care of them, god forbid. >> brian: we have walked in and out of a great house that's really cool. >> ainsley: i'm really proud of you. his brother was -- ran to the tunnels to go to the towers to save lives. he lost his life. >> lawrence: $11 a month. >> god bless our veterans. we better take care of them, america. >> bill: well done outside. some call them tpo

coming up, frank siller will take us inside one-over the many comfort homes tunnel to towers is buildingo combat veteran homelessness. love that. pete: re-brought that house right there to us on fox square. it's phenomenal. can't wait for you to see it. as are these cookies i'm eating and they were made by the wife of our next guest. authentic afghan cookies. our next guest, former afghan trans-laterrer working overseas before becoming a american citizen and dedicates his time to helping veterans. similar support and calling them abdul. he's ginning us next. rachel: maybe we should start a cookie company. ♪ e (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. way back in 1982 we took care of about forty kids and had to turn away over two hundred and fifty. it's the emotion of that moment that said man that just isn't fair, and i think it was at that moment that operation smile was born. every thr

our friends at tunnel to towers and you know frank siller and the rest of them there. and you have to be so proud, frank, of getting these vets off the street. >> it is incredible. a great day fortune el to towers foundation. it's a great day for homeless veterans now in permanent homes. many permanent housing. we have 161 particular apartments that we made for these great heroes who risked their lives for us. we need to take care of them and that's what we're doing today. >> we have pictures of one of the units. 161 guys. >> we have to do it all over the country. the government puts out a number of 35,000 homeless veterans. we know it's at least 50,000 in our opinion and know that because we're on the street ever day. >> this is the common area. people can come in and relax and. >> bill: and be part of life again. it gives them back dignity, comfort and hopes and their lives. >> this started with your brother, steven, brooklyn firefighter. gave his life on 9/11. >> he inspired us all siblings to do good. not just that day who perished. we went to war. tunnel towers fou

. ♪ ♪ we're wrapping up here outside one of frank siller comfort homes amazing what tunnel to towers el to towers. will: this bag right here -- that heritage gear.com 50% goes to vets causes team red white and blue. rachel: good with this outfit. >> i like that poster girl for that company. >> down with that. also, by the way join all of us in nashville on thursday at the patriot awards. i think you can still have a couple of tickets out it will warm your hearts. pete: we're celebrating vets we're honoring our country and awesome evening. >> thanks for having me today can i come back tomorrow? rachel: we would love that. are you coming? >> coming back tomorrow. rachel: i love it. >> stay on vacation. >> they say like a backup quarterback starter leaves and she's not the backup but starter -- i don't know what i'm saying. rachel: we got the starter. >> god bless you guys. pete: god bless our vets who keep our country safe have a great saturday. >> here we go again you're looking live at thousands converging in london the latest but clearlno

then to see 91-year-old man last night, then to see frank siller and what he's done with tunnel to towers and dennis quaid, rock star. >> ainsley: i think he's producing a movie and he will star as reagan. >> sean: that is great. i talked to him, interviewed him on my show. if you watched him in "parent trap," he is father of the year. watch the movie "i can only imagine" based on the song by the christian group mercy me. if you have not watched, watch "i can only imagine," and that song is my favorite of all time. he is the meanest dad in the world, but late in life has a conversion. it is a heartwarming story. >> brian: you like dennis quaid, i didn't want tension. >> sean: i do. are you worried about ha? i get up early and there is a marching band to wake me up. there is a guy behind the camera, i wish he would come in front of the camera, gavin is producer of "fox and friends," we're in new hampshire one year. >> ainsley: vice president of mornings. >> sean: vice president of mornings, every morning i go to bed 3:30 or 4:00 and five minutes after i fall asleep, outside my window was m

saying we don't want to decouple from china and he's compromised by the millions his family got frank sillerthat had and this is very, very worrying. elizabeth: miranda devine, thanks for joining us. see you. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: texas is taking matters into its own hands, texas is moving to enact the toughest expansion of its state border security ever. they're going to make it a state crime to cross the border illegally and they're going to start deporting people. mexico's mad about this, but we're going to take on that story and why what texas is doing is good for texas. also this news, former president trump is going to the texas border this weekend. plus, we have spectator.com ben domenech on solving this mystery. who is driving the anti-israel protest nationwide? blame is getting put on that couple. we're going to explain who they are but first, let's check in with our buddy sean duffy, he's in nashville for tonight's patriot awards. good to see you, sean. what's coming up next hour? sean: yeah, thank you, emac. we're here and so much energy and people wanting to celebrate americ

plus, 2024 presidential candidate nikki haley will join us as will general jack keane and frank sillerng on. it's a busy friday morning. join, lawrencely, ainsley, brian and myself at the top of the hour. >> see you in a bit. looking forward to it. these sketches of ivanka, take a look at your screen are being mocked mercilessly online with some arguing they are unfairly unflattering. >> carley: people posted what did ivanka do to that court sketch artist and she should be charged with a crime. one user even called the artist insanely jealous of ivanka's beauty. oh my stars. fox across america host on fox nation fox news radio jimmy failla joins us now. can i read what the court sketch artist said in response before we get to you? her name is jane rosenberg her response is kind of sweet. she said it's very hard to capture the subtlies in her likeness in such a short time. smooth and perfect. tell my model to hold still and give me more time. apologies to ivanka. so that's what she has to say she high high cheek bones i don't think they are bad. >> i don't think that's a bad looking per

well done, joining us now ask chairman and ceo, frank siller. great to have you with us.how relatively easy it is, if you commit to making a difference in people's lives. you can get it done. >> we get it done because we bring a lot of people together. it's who we're doing it for. obviously, there is a homeless problem in america, and the worst of it is that a lot of it is of veterans and these great heroes went to war for us. risked their lives for us, saw horrific things. came back to america. could not assimilate back into society and many of them are on the streets and it's unacceptable. if they are in the battlefield you wouldn't leave them on the battlefield, so why as americans are we going to leave them on the streets? so we made a promise that we would eradicate homelessness amongst the veterans. i know how we'll get it done. one of the ways is through fox viewers. every time i come on, and certainly "the five", so many sign up right away for $11 per month. but we're also asking fortune 500 companies to come on-board supporting them, et cetera. this is just the b

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. >> brian: you will see frank siller all over the channel, too.ll ever meet in your life. we have three guests coming your direction. pete hegseth, fresh off hosting last night. dennis quaid, endlessly sexy, as is sean hannity. three very handsome men. later, we're going to do poll and find out who is the handsomest if that's a great suffix. >> ainsley: sexiest man alive. >> brian: our sexiest man alive. >> lawrence: are you in this. >> brian: i'm not eligible. '8" checked with the judges. >> ainsley: you are not a man. [laughter] >> brian: why did i g give the pause unbelievable. three very handsome men coming up. >> steve: one of them sang a great gospel song. >> ainsley: really strong christian. >> lawrence: he is. he has a beautiful story. >> brian: someone is rushing to bring their tux back. you got to get it back or get fined. >> steve: right, by noon. >> brian: i got calls from my tux guy, are you going to bring it back today? >> lawrence: you rented your tux? the great brian kilmeade? >> brian: i'm giving it back. >> steve: no wonder you h

all of that sort of thing, as long as there's a real purpose, it really does in fact make our frank silleructure stronger -- infrastructure stronger and safer and the fact they think it'll result in a climate reduction. that's crazy. david: no inflakes reduction and that was the name of the act it came under. i'm speaking of oil by the way. i want to focus on iran's now getting another $10 billion in sanctions waivers. gentleman by the name of matt miller from the state department, he's the assistant spokesman for state spoke about that earlier. roll tape. >> there's no country in the world where we deny access to food and medicine and where our sanctions target food and medicine and other humanitarian goods to the people. that's true with respect to russia, iran. david: senator, i remember a deal called oil for food back in the days we were fighting sacsadamin iraq and it worked ot terribly and sounds a lot like that. >> it's interesting because iraq is a major energy producing country of its own. it should not be dependent on iran for electricity. so let's start there. let's start with t

also, can i just share this, during the commercial break you were talking to frank siller about tunnel to donate sheets for your company for all the soldiers and their houses you are a good person. you are a patriot. thank you. >> well, thank you. we hope we can do that. >> ainsley: yeah, you are coming to the patriot awards. >> ainsley: thank you. (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! remember the things you loved... ...before asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. get back to better breathing. ask your doctor about fasenra. hey, doc, quick question. okay? if you had to choose, would you giv

. >> so please welcome our good friend frank siller and stephen siller here to tell us more about it.'t think a lot of students tonight we stand united under a banner of resilience, heroism and unwavering dedication to our fellow man.we gathe >> we gather here to honor not just individuals falls, but the unbreakable american spirit r that resides within them. wi, chairman within them. and ceo of the tunnel to towers foundation . but more importantly, i'm the proud uncle of my nephew, stephen siller, junior m right here, named after my brother, a true hero whose we celebrate my brother's heroicy wes act story.c ac the tragic events of 9/11 epitomized his a commitment to duty and love for humanitzes >> etching his story into the hearts of our nation. >> he ran with £60 a yearhi on his back through the brooklyn battery, towardsn danger, towards the unknown to save lives. that same spirit of couragee an and selflessness flows in the veins of all our heroes and most certainly my brother, fdny firefighter stephen siller ,for whom this award is being named. >> so this year, nashville] faced