steve: krauthammer leaves behind his wife robin and son daniel. he was 68 years old. brian: some times you write a book and when a book comes out, you want it to be successful. for us, i think we benefited the most when he wrote his book. because we got a chance to see him countless time because the book stayed number one, top three. going to keep this going. he came back and forth, which wasn t easy. a number of times. we had a chance to interview him at length, talk to him for a long time. weave got to see what the d.c. bureau saw on a daily basis. his insight. his kindness and his intellect. ainsley: all these pictures were taken at a book signing or book party that we had at fox to congratulate him on his success. the things that matter, three decades of pafingses, past times and politics. just the title alone is wonderful. things that matter. i m sure it will hit the charts against. new york times best seller list for 40 weeks. number one for 10 weeks. steve: it sold a
balance over migration in europe. the interior minister giving her two weeks to end the open border policy. [cheers] what you a finish by brooks prescott. more than a feeling more than a feeling brian: new song from boston out today. ainsley: never heard that song. i think it s going to be a good one. steve: it s more than a feeling. brian: more than a song. ainsley: play it. and in four minutes we will tell you how it ends. brian: steve, great job on friday. ainsley: awesome interview. steve: we did not know the president was going to come out. apparently halfway through the show he saw us on tv come out and yelled at us to get off the lawn. ainsley: he tweeted out i know fox & friends is out there. steve is out there. i might go out and say hi to him. and then 30 minutes later is he out there with you and talked but to 30 minutes. steve: it was extraordinary. it goes to show you the power of the presidential tweet. because as soon as it went out. i was talking to th