steve: it would be money well spent. do you have a website with a plan on it? sure, go to americans for class.org. look at my 8-point plan and you could see what we are doing because i m recruiting an army of americans right now. americans, we want our kids safe and we have to do it right now. steve: we want to help. all right, andrew pollock, thank you so much and so sorry for your loss. steve: indeed. brian: you are taking action which is admirable. 30 minutes before the top of the hour. moments ago disgraced harvey weinstein turned himself in to police. we will have the latest as he walks in and faces his crimes alleged. brian: plus, abby is live at the intrepid museum with our friend lee greenwood. there they are. hey, abby. hey, ainsley. a great friend of the show. we all know him and love him lee greenwood. this is not the first time he has performed on top the aircraft carrier but it will be his favorite. the sun is out. he loves our military and loves memorial day. right af
people together citizens of america and see the spirit when they bring out the flags and they bring out out fact that everybody loves america so dearly. abby: the national anthem. yeah u respect for the country. that gives these people much more courage to do their jobs. abby: quickly, the end of the show you are going to be singing god bless the u.s.a. give people a sense of that song. most recognizable patriotic song in this country. what inspired you to write it. mca and touring very heavily during the first days in nashville 300 days a year i wrote most of the music in the back of my bus. it gave me a chance to do something i always upghted to do after being a farm boy in sacramento, california, cotton here in this wonderful setting in new york. god bless the u.s.a. became a special song not only after it was used by president reagan and current administration. i m just proud to be able to represent the united states in some way that s very positive. abby: we are all grateful t
we lo on the show, lee greenwood who is going to perform for us later to kick off the all-american summer concert series. this is not the first time have you performed on air cavity rarier. every time we are on a carrier it represents the power and strength of the american armed forces. we have wonderful group of sailors and marines, coast guard people behind us here. there is no way of knowing what their life is going to be likes a they move on with their careers. we are excited to be here on this memorial day. here in new york city on the deck of the intrepid aircraft carrier proud service for the u.s. navy. abby: served in world war ii. a lot of history. now it serves as a museum. you are so interested in members of our military. you ask who they are. what are they doing? whats why is it such a passion of yours? not just byst because my father served in the navy and merchant marines which he did proudly in world war ii. that s an important factor for our family. i know from talk
life is like. it s very different than ours. as citizens of the united states, we count on them to protect us and they do. they take extremely serious you can see the serious faces behind us, right. abby: right. nice to get them to talk to you for a second and tell you what their life is like. abby: they had a fun night last night. it s supposed to be a fun weekend. fleet week and kicking off memorial day weekend. it s the 30th year of fleet week. obviously a big passion of yours. have you done over 30 usos or about 30. 30 usos. abby: you sang at the inauguration for president trump. what do you think about the mood of our country is. how do you feel? i m glad you asked me that. because a lot of people maybe are curious because the media coverage generally focuses on something that s more of a negative timothy we do concerts all across america all the time. i really get a good feeling, particularly in sports events and i m doing a couple this particular memorial day, the nascar
because i know sometimes they do put their names in them. they do sometimes get their lids back. but i have got to tell i have gone to a number of air force academy graduations. they lids go up. good luck finding it back but usually they can. brian: i will say. this thanks a the lorks kevin. really euphoria because it s physically, mentally emotionally taxing more than any other college when you go to these academies. steve: it s a sense of relief. it is indeed. is he known for patriotism and support irof our military. ainsley: he is. kicking off summer concert series. brian: on intrepid we have abby huntsman woman who hosts all weekend long. what do you have for us recommendation good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. why perform on the plaza when you can do it on the deck of the intrepid. we have navy, coast guard, marines. air force must have slept in this morning. we have no idea where they are, right? i m here with someone that