we have david webb and joey jones and charles payne. we also, jed, you know this already. we have grilling. we have a live fireworks show. i don't know how we are going to pull that off. steve: what? pete: this is what i am told it's on my notes. the army band because it's rv season chip wade is going to embark on a cross-country road trip. grilling tips army band. do you have that on the show. steve: we are setting the table for you are tomorrow. pete: it is our independence day and we'll do it right. steve: we do have lee greenwood singing his new song a new way coming up today. so take that mr. hegseth. [laughter] pete: thanks, guys. a great fourth. jedediah: see you tomorrow. pete: see you jed. jed jet as states spike in covid-19 cases. holiday could people people more

let's bring in joey jones, a former marine corps veteran, and joey jones. colonel, your thoughts on that aerial flyover? >> as an aviator who blue for most of 30 years, i enjoyed watching all those great airplanes fly. i wish i was young enough top get back in one and pilot them across the skies like they did. but when i think back in my 30 years in the air force. when the president talked about how our declaration of independence created this nation as a free nation. what struck me is our independence day really marks independence day for the rest of the world. we have been the leader across the planet that brought freedom and liberty to all the other nations that adopted similar forms of government. as i traveled the world, they looked up to obviously our air power, they looked up to us as leaders. the president is highlighting how the founding fathers set up a system of government that is the leader around the world. that's what i think about on independence day. jon: i know you were an a-10 warthog pilot and they didn't feature any a-10s today. are you

all right joey, joey jones, what's your thought on the year so far? are you worried about the next six months? >> i don't know if i'm worried about anything other than college football right now. i'm sweating bullets that my bulldogs are going to get to play but huntingy good with it. greg: tyrus are we due for some good news? doesn't feel like it's coming? it's coming? >> we are due for some good news like the georgia bulldogs are due for a national championship. it can't rain all the time. there's a light at the end of the tunnel you know that the clouds are huge. the tiles are really long. gps cuts off in the tunnel so yes at some point we are going to get some good news but it might be the good news is the bad part is over and write when you take a deep breath here's the new part. enjoy. greg: the good news is tyrus will be eating more apples. >> i'm the only one who did what he said. greg: that is true. tom shillue always has really good advice when there's challenging times because i travel with him all around the country and when i'm complainin

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marine corps bomb technician, he's also fox news contributor, joey jones. joey, i want to go to first, because you've got experience serving in uniform. critics of the president is saying by sending these rapid deployment teams, the special federal agents, across the nation to guard monuments on the nation's birthday, he is essentially militarizing a federal holiday. what say you? >> joey: well, it's interesting that the same people who applauded president obama, or at least didn't take issue with putting barricades around our war memorials, are saying it's too much of a government effort and a waste of resources to protect these monuments that could be destroyed. this is the result of an entire generation growing up in an iphone in their hands, looking for instant gratification. these are spoiled brats that don't want to go through any legitimate process, and the hard work, the rousing of a community it would take to do this the proper way. i don't know that andrew jackson monument is disruptive or hurtful to people, but if it is, let's have a discussion an

stuart: joey jones, as always, thank you for your service, sir.ank you. stuart: all right. i'm going to check a chip maker, tsmc. they are up because of problems at intel. when i say they're up, they are up 10%. that's a big deal. taiwan semiconductor. explain it, susan. susan: intel's demise means tsmc's gain. last week we heard from intel saying its next generation chip is delayed but even more importantly, they might start outsourcing chip production for the very first time in the company's history. tsmc stands for taiwan semiconductor. they manufacture chips for companies like apple which design their own chip, then put these chips into their iphones. if intel follows through and ends production of its chip, this is a big deal because silicon valley is called silicon valley because of chip makers like intel. what does that mean for u.s. technology innovation? mark cuban, "shark tank" and dallas mavericks owner, sounding the alarm as well, warning if intel outsources manufacturing, the lack of domestic chip manufacturing could be the greatest t

let's discuss that with johnny joey jones and manhattan institute fellow at the mcdonald, great to haveou both with us. it is been described a couple different ways which is what the american conservative said, welcome this comes to west point. if i were a russian or chinese officer i could think of no better way to destroy us military cohesion been to encourage its officer corps tumors consulting critical theory and grievance. what do you make of this letter? >> is a wake-up call, these are groups of individuals that go to a service academy that for 2 years are essentially locked down so while they are there for four years they should be indoctrinated in things like fundamentals of leadership, war, how to take an 18-year-old and turn it into a war fighter without losing the person's humanity but they are indoctrinated by social media, probably indoctrinated by the high school teachers before they got to west point so when we talk about cancel culture that is one thing that is a serious issue but we are talking about the impacts of being connected at an early age to other people's ideas

to discuss that, johnny joey jones and heather mcdonald using dealing with her own cancel culture. happy with us. >> you too. >> shannon: its been described a couple of different ways. this is at the american conservative said. their headline is wokeness comes to west point. if i were a russian or chinese siam officer i could think of no better way to destroy u.s. military cohesion and to encourage the officer corps to immerse themselves in critical theory and agreements. joey, what do you make of that letter? >> well, i think this is a wake-up call for all of us. these are groups of individuals that go to a service academy and for two years are essentially locked down, so while they are there for four years, they should be indoctrinated and things like fundamentals of leadership, water, how to take an 18-year-old and turn it into a war fighter without losing that person's humanity. instead, they are indoctrinated by social media. they were probably indoctrinated by the high school teachers before they got to west point. when we talk about cancel culture, that is one thing that is

that is it why we want to bring in now, joey jones, fox news contributor, retired marine corporationst of the proud american podcast. joey, the moment is same as you, hero iism to put yourself in frt of any personal agenda, to fight for our freedom we celebrated yesterday t was quite a moment. what did you think yesterday? >> i thought it was something to behold. i really loved the narration. i loved earning again what some of the aircraft are and how special it was that we have them. a lot of people don't understand when the wright brothers were perfecting manned flight, we were not a superpower. we were a growing nation, one trying to be relevant and self-sufficient, manifest destiny, we accomplished the aircraft symbolized through the years. it wasn't until after world war ii we were looked at as a leading country in a lot of ways. people forget how much we accomplished before we had the sense of security we take advantage of now. it was inspiring to see. closest thing i have ever been to a fighter pilot, two seconds after i stepped on a bomb. i have a little bit of respect for th

and joey jones helped create that video and he joins us next. joey are you there?t's so touching. why did you do this. >> it was pretty easy for me. i realized all the social distancing march april and may felt like being on dough employment looking for random things as a gym wait. playing cards around the table instead of going out to continuer. i knew if so many american veterans made it through deployment like this with a danger like ieds the similarities with covid, americans might draw snirption from that and it needed to come from more voices than just my own. i wrote an op-ed for foxnews.com and with the help of phillips and ben as our audio editor and video editor, we put this video together and gave to boot camp campaign nonprofit using it to stir up support spore everything they have going on as well. ainsley: some of the toughest and bravest. when we hear you stay it gives us hope. what was some of the reaction? >> the reaction has been phenomenal. people write me on social media. the video has been out there for a few days now. this makes so much sense.

let's bring back congressman adam also joining our all american panel tonight joey jones bomb core technician fox news contradict tore and scott king of the ninth air force and former fighter pilot himself. thanks each of you for being here, colonel king going to start with you. the air force thunder birds are flying i know you used to supervise the unit that supervises the thonged thunder birds must be a proud moment for you personally to be part of a night when their going to be saluting america flying over the white house. >> jon yes. it is always quite a thrill to watch thunder birds in action having a opportunity to be with them on daily basis you see how great those young americans are, that perform not just in the air but on the ground. and the unit is so tight and so strong, and great americans all that just makes you proud every time you see thunder birds fly. jon: and joey tell us about were feelings you were wounded in combat. you're back in america. you're, you know, working for fox among other things but on this fourth of july you get ready to wave this salute to america what's r

i gave it a read obviously the reviews in joey that's what they all cool ted really sounds like an be around good guy a wizardly ability to catch a ball jones was not mine standing up to bullies president of his freshman cost really his only weakness and he himself admits it is talking was sometimes really difficult but you know what i think we can all agree he grew out of that let's not even bring it up to our own sources. from the beginning it's clear that joe was really close with his parents and his siblings he often said quote the absolute most important thing is your family but also for the defense of marriage act back in the ninety's you know the one that said that a marriage is only between a man and a woman and that really became the reason that many same sex married couples never got the same rights all the same privileges as petra sexual couples where is the opposite actually oh you know what never mind because it's since been brought up by john ellis and joe gave a really convincing defense in 1906 you voted for the defense of marriage act quickly and a lovely person. i am then there are a couple of pages about his college is wh