. . pete: once again beautifully done, america, our nation s anthem, bright and early at 6:00 a.m. he is a happy camper. fox & friends on sunday morning outside in new york city, june 12th, year of our lord, 2022. i m joined by will cain, rachel campos duffy. there is a side shot. rachel: so glad to have you back. pete: good to be back. will: loving your pictures. it would be awesome if you did send in where those pictures are coming from. it would be extra work for our producers we re not afraid of committing them to on air. if you put where the pictures are coming from, we would like to add a bug, prove to rachel they re not all from wisconsin. honor wherever you are across the nation. if you can remember, add where you re from, state, city, we ll do best to put that on the picture. rachel: telling will playing national anthem. i had been to a pro-life event. one of the ladies said, i love the national anthem less pets more babies. i like them both. appropriate for pro-
april hazing incident. at michigan state three fraternity brothers face criminal hazing charges in the death of a fellow student. it s a nightmare for our next guests who know all too well with their beloved adam oaks died last year in a hazing incident as freshman at virginia commonwealth university. he is founder of adam love and along with adam s cousin, courtney wyatt. first of all let me send my deepest condolences to both of you for the loss of adam. tell us about his incident and about him. good. i will talk a little bit about adam. thank you so much for having us on. again wish it was under different circumstances. me too. adam, linda and i, adam s mom, we ve been trying to have kid for years and we were just blessed by god to have adam. he was our only child. and you know, he was a great kid
growing up. he took that into his adulthood. he was just a nice, good person, to have something like this happen is, is just unbelievable and it s a warning to all parents and grandparents and students you know this is, this is going on. never in a million years would we ever think we would be in this situation. rachel: courtney. sorry. adam was one of those kids, he walked into the room and lit up the room. like you were ecstatic to see him. he walked in, he hugged you when he saw you. when he left he said i love you, he hugged you. my last text message with him he told me loved me when i wished him a happy birthday. he was a kid who did not mind showing emotion or just that love. that was a big part of who he was. another big part of who he was he loved sports.
we kind of talked about it early on that we need to you know, start reaching out to them in middle school and then carry on the messaging into high school and then into college. hopefully the awareness it will bring. they will have skills to take with them and they will be able to see you know, how to get somebody help, if they see somebody in jeopardy, just about educating. because education, you know, knowledge is power and having tools with you, you know, to be able to see, to notice when you re getting hazed or you will be hazed, how to get yourself out of it. rachel: courtney, not a lot of time, follow up on that tools to say no to hazing. also to deal with, if you re in that situation, you see somebody whose drank too much alcohol, what to do immediately. exactly. rachel, so we put a team of