that is staff sgt joey jones. come back soon. >> thank you.n this monday for his very special proud american podcast episode. let's turn to the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell now firing back at house speaker nancy pelosi and the democrats, they're trying to block the republican push to get the information to americans about what happened with abuses and the trump russia probe and the michael flynn investigation. let's watch senator mcconnell. >> i would say to the speaker, after the impeachment, you are not in a position to be lecturing us about what the appropriate use of senate time is. the house of representatives is arguing before the supreme court that there still looking at another impeachment. there arguing that before the supreme court this week. look, this is a legitimate oversight responsibility of the senate and a lot of apparent misbehavior going on in the opening of those investigations into general flynn and others, the house can spend time on an impeachment effort that we should at least have oversight over what happened

both joey jones and nate boyer have witnessed firsthand how the transition back to civilian life can possible for some good joey, let's start with you. this is a subject that hits close to home for you. >> i came home from iraq the first time in 2008. went to school and all of that and when i came home and 2008, my two best friends, chris and keith, came t home from iraq as well and one site went on to afghanistan and lost my legs and when i recovered those two guys were there for me and they were my best friends in high school and chris mcdonald was a guy that gave 110% for everything and nate, you can appreciate this, he was a fullback and solid muscle and did not care. he would not accept failure. in 2011 as i recovered chris and keith struggled to find their jobs and what they would do after service and chris got addicted to painkillers preheat a rough deployment, hurt his back and the va was throwing them at him. when he needed help coming off them the v-8 was not there and they would not do inpatient treatment but finally we got him into a christian rehab facility and they bumpe

joey jones, whatever we hear from him are high stakes.atever we hearfrom him this afternoon, do you think a lot of damage has already been done in this sense the public, it has been said, may be less inclined to obey public health guidance in the coming weeks and months? that guidance is getting more complex and depending on millions of people up and down the country, notably parents, who have to make a judgment as to whether they will accept the guidance about sending children back to school. all of that hangs in the balance so it does have importance as far as that is concerned. alex is right to say let's wait and hear what dominic cummings has to say to justify his actions. if it is as straightforward as all that and his argument is something at face value any of us would feel to be reasonable, why did he not articulate it when the questions were first put to him weeks ago? the guardian and the mirror had the story a long time ago and came to downing street and instead of responding and saying it is fairenough, we instead of responding

purchase a year-long plan, you get a copy of my new book, american crusade, signed by me and maybe joey jones not. [laughter]. we'll see, joey, thanks. >> don't ruin it for you. pete: make it even better. joey, you're the man. thank you. >> thanks, guys, have a great morning. pete: turning now to a few additional headlines a surfer is killed in a shark attack in northern california. witnesses described what happened. >> there was this very, very large, dark fin and it came out and came out of the water and then there was like a feeding frenzy and all this activity. pete: whoa. the attack happened at manresa state beach. the county's public health orders closes beaches certain hours of the day, allowing people to surf, swim, kayak. the beach will be closed for the next five days. >>> things may be turning around for carnival cruise lines which plans to resume trips in august. a travel advisory firm says cruise line bookings are up 200% from the same time last year when covid-19 wasn't a concern. the firm says travelers do not seem concerned. they're looking to have fun after being on lockdown

here to react is retired marine corps bomb technician joey jones. ng to you, joey. >> good morning, guys. ainsley: good morning, what's your reaction to that? >> it's something that just stirs your blood a little bit. then you have to realize who is doing it. this is the "new york times." you know, this is one of the things where you could be really upset and then you realize this is just another day in the world we live. in you know, there is 365 days in a year. there has been 150 years since the civil war. why is the "new york times" writing this on memorial day this year of all years? thcialg relevance. right? it's opportunity to get people to talk about him. so right now today there is a black man or woman in the marine corps, probably a first lieutenant become the very first black commandant of the marine corps. and that person has to wake this up morning knowing the goals and dreams ahead of them and that service loves them and wants them to succeed and read something about bases that were named probably before he or she was born for people tha

joey: what was that button and ashtray, some of the celebrity names, is it johnny, joseph jones, that let's call you joey until you start school and get really confused, i'm an expert on this and the unique names are an asset they make fun of him and they make fun of yourself, there you go, this is an exercise in audacity, why did they name of something stupid because they can and they kid will have a great life either way. greg: tyrus have your children, have you ever thought of naming them something silly. tyrus: yeah, like take them. if you want to name your kid, a, y, o, you, how can you mrs., you have been covering artificial intelligence taken over the planet since i met you, it even says in the name, artificial intelligence. how could you sleep on this one. the worst are moore's movie and was a put it out there, that's meeting change. the artificial war is coming. the computers are taken over and you put it out there. greg: i was blinded by my love for grimes and i did not see she's trying to destroy humanity. i have all of her records. greg: it is over. dagen, she made a wrong

greg: we are out of time, thinking to dagen mcdowell, joey jones, tyrus, kat timpf, i love i'm jon scott. see you tomorrow. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. >> two weeks ago we are probably first administration in modern history who hasn't had a major scandal in the white house. jesse: what a joke. the obama people got caught this week and it looks like it went straight to the top. remember the obama officials who told the country trump was a traitor. >> the great case officer, vladimir putin. he knows how top handle an asset and that's what he's doing with the president. >> do you think president trump is anne a russian asset? >> i think it's possible. >> he has take and series of step that if vladimir putin dictated them he couldn't have mirrored any more effectively. jesse: these people were lying on national television. they knew they were lying but they didn't think they would get caught. when house republicans put them under oath every single one of them said they had seen know evidence of collusion. ric grenell, acting director of national intelligence rel

greg: we are out of time, thinking to dagen mcdowell, joey jones, tyrus, kat timpf, i love jon: america continues after weeks of the nation was in coronavirus, is it happening too soon or not soon enough. good evening, i'm jon scott, 2- hour edition of the fox report. ♪ jon: global coronavirus cases now 4 million with more than 278,000 deaths. in the u.s. more than 1.3 million confirmed infections and nearly 80,000 people died but that has helped experts concern about possible spread in infections as states are trying to reopen their economies. the question is it too soon or not soon enough? we have fox team coverage here and overseas with amy kellogg in florence italy and david spunt at the white house, we begin with christina coleman in los angeles. christina: and we've averaged 239 deaths with the past 3 days. the u.s. will hit 100,000 deaths in about 11 days but, again, tests samples corrected from the nasal cavity with swabs. the test can provide results within minutes. medical experts say it's easier to manufacture and analyze compared to current tests. good thing considered the w

joining me is marine corps bomb technician joey jones.me about warrior ranch. >> it's a place up in new york that has taken racehorses who have been injured or don't have the right personality to be a racehorse, and veterans who are having trouble with personal relationships. when they put them together something wonderful happens. the horse becomes more docile and the veteran is more relaxed. >> he's probably calming me down more than i am him. >> relating to a horse does help with the symptoms of ptsd. allen continues that relationship to help cope with his ptsd. >> when you watch this on foxnation. you will see the veteran has a lot of pent up express from his time over seas. and the horse has a lot of trust issues. this horse has never been a pet or anything like that. the horse becomes the embodiment of that. so all the way the veteran learns to control the horse and have a relationship with the horse, those are tools in his tool box to learn to work with his wife. it's an amazing experience for the horse and the veteran. jon: staff

one of my favorites here is johnny joey jones, who joins us on our virtual couch here. you watch the president's remarks and you take stock in the landscape of where we are in the middle of a pandemic, have people sort of read and ignited focus on what memorial they should be -- and how can we do a better job elevating the conversation with our children and each other as to what this they should be? >> first of all, on a semithoughts and prayers with all the families out there that have lost family and service and that's where my mind is that i. the question they do act -- it's real simple. our generation might've gotten us fooled with not really feeling that direct connection to the sacrifice. that is about connecting that that we went with the month where we didn't really feel like we have those freedom so we really firsthand understand that this connect. now it's just connected back to the men and women who have died in order to secure them, or obtain on them or keep them apart of our everyday lives. then you go about your day and you keep that in your mind that that

joey jones, and the expression warriors, tammy bruce also with us on this thursday. landmark hearing for the supreme court over obamacare's contraceptives mandate. we we hear from one of the original plaintiffs in the case, the little sisters of the poor, on what this means for religious liberty. and 8-year-old making it his message to deliver care packages to veterans in retirement homes of healthcare heroes who are taking care of them. we have a busy 3-hour stick got 14 minutes from now on the channel you trust on your morning news, back in just a couple with more "fox and friends first". 49...50! daddy, i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can be a tv room. stream live tv, on demand shows and movies, even your dvr recordings. download the xfinity stream app today to stream the entertainment you love. daddy, i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house

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host: this august marks the tenth anniversary date joey jones buses like in afghanistan while disarming an ied is not alone on the tape. it was with a fellow marine in one of his good friends join him as a bomb sweeper on the mission. what happened next change him forever. joy tell us your story about the man you remember on memorial day rated. joey: thank you for give me a chance to talk about corporal daniel here . greer . i would not automatically picked to be y good buddy. i grew up in the north side of georgia so i been rivals of the university of tennessee so anyone from knoxville, tennessee is 30 much in the taliban is for us were concerned . so we get to afghanistan and we are off rotation from the unit we are supporting so my first few months there were pretty heavy. that unit left in the new unit came in. we can bring engineers who are all actually service from the southeast so one of them on this corporate daniel greer from knoxville, tennessee. it was a full-time fireman he did it for like he was doing enough post 911 so he became a reserved brain, an engineer's job in the c

host: this august marks the tenth anniversary date joey jones buses like in afghanistan while disarming ied is not alone on the tape. it was with a fellow marine in one of his good friends join him as a bomb sweeper on the mission. what happened next change him forever. joy tell us your story about the man you remember on memorial day rated. joey: thank you for give me a chance to talk about corporal daniel here . greer . i would not automatically picked to be y good buddy. i grew up in the north side of georgia so i been rivals of the university of tennessee so anyone from knoxville, tennessee is 30 much in the taliban is for us were concerned . so we get to afghanistan and we are off rotation from the unit we are supporting so my first few months there were pretty heavy. that unit left in the new unit came in. we can bring engineers who are all actually service from the southeast so one of them on this corporate daniel greer from knoxville, tennessee. it was a full-time fireman he did it for like he was doing enough post 911 so he became a reserved brain, an engineer's job in the coun

. >> reporter: unprecedented memorial day with johnny joey jones and republican congressman from floridaan mask. great to have you. congressman, the associated press described a smaller subdued memorial day observance, memorial day commemoration's were canceled or toned down across the country. veterans along with nursing home residents made up his second portion of those who died in the us outbreak. smaller, more subdued okay this one time? >> it is something that happened. in many cases it was over done. i will give you an example from my day. i was speaking at the south florida national cemetery. nobody was invited but as i was leaving there was a group of 20 veterans who had come 20 miles to the veterans ceremony to pay respect and they weren't allowed in the cemetery. it was amazing, it was appalling and ultimately we changed course to make sure everybody got in but that is overdoing it. veterans need to have access, to veteran cemeteries. we could go on and on about this. mike: what are your thoughts? >> the congressman and i recovered together. i'm very proud of him and agree with

. >> mike: here with johnny joey jones coming under a republican congressman from florida, biomass, greatou. >> good evening. congressman, the describes have do memorial day services this way, commemorations canceled or toned down across the country. veterans along with nursing home residents making up a significant portion of those who died in the u.s. outbreak. the smaller more subdued, okay this one time? >> it is something that happened. in many cases it was overdone. i will give you an example from my day today, i was speaking at the south florida national cemetery. nobody was invited, but as i was leaving, there were a group of about 20 veterans, remember, they had gone 20 miles to go to the veterans cemetery to pay respects, and they weren't allowed in the cemetery. it was amazing. it was appalling. i cannot believe what i was seeing and ultimately we were able to change course and make sure that everybody got in the there. but that is overdoing it. veterans need to have access to veterans cemetery spread we could go on and on about this. >> mike: what are your thoughts on what we

joey jones is a retired u.s. marine and afghan taken war veteran, he is also a fox nation host. s is so amazing what you did. what was it like being there? tell us about your experience. >> yeah, i can't take a whole lot of credit for it. i was brought into the project to help narrate what became a fox nation special. this organization up in new york is reais really amazing. they take a veteran and pair them with a racing horse that's been retired because it doesn't fit the track anymore. if you join fox nation and tune in and see, this horse kind of becomes an embodyment of what they're dealing with post traumatic stress. they have to be calm, cool and collected again and tap into their emotional side and take charge of the horse, take charge of the situation. what the veterans learn through learning to help this horse kind of re-evaluate its life and become a docile animal again is helpful for the veteran to become a contributing member of society again. it's an amazing thing to see and i'm proud to be a part of it. arthel: we're proud that you part of this too. and i mean, the