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the student behind the pledge fight kyle mckinnon joins us live from the boston area. good morning. >>steve: we've been telling the story the last couple of days on "fox & friends." this started when your friend matthew replaced the flag at your school. tell us what happened next. >> he replaced the flag, and my mom brought it up in the wellesley towns men. she talked to me about it and said isn't that interesting. i didn't think a whole lot of it. then i started to think about it more. i said why don't we do anything about it? we replaced the flag. why don't we properly respect it. in my mind, saying the pledge of allegiance, i think is a good way to respect the flag. at the end of the seventh grade i started e-mailing last year's principal and he seemed pretty good with the idea. we didn't get a whole lot done before summer vacation started. this year in eighth grade i started working a lot to get this done. i worked with this year's principal and we sent out a survey to the eighth grade, which is the first big step. about 95% of the students said they were either so