moines called urbandale and we are back here in the kitchen, obviously, because i wanted you all to see this. look at these cinnamon rolls. look how massive they are. wow. i cannot wait to dig into one of these. look at these wonderful blueberry pancakes nancy prepared for me. she told me not to eat them. right? we rushed them for this show. thank you for holding the door for me. look at these fine folks in iowa woo! [cheers and applause] >> ainsley: look at all of you. thank you all so much. i will leave these here. but don't eat them nancy said because we had to rush them. they might not be ready look at these beautiful people in iowa! thank you. do you want a picture? all right. let's do it. there you go. flip it around. here we go. >> i don't know how to do that? just like. [cheers and applause] >> he is videoing it. i'm going to come back and get a picture a with you, okay? hi, everyone, nice to see you all? hey, thank you all for getting up so early for us? such a good place to be hello. you are running for president, too. aren't you? >> i am running for president. i'm ryan blinkly. >> ainsley: how far did you get to be here today. >> we flew in last night from dallas, texas. we are standing for economic freedom and landowner freedom here in iowa. >> ainsley: we appreciate you being here. thank you so much. >> ainsley: all of the candidates have come here guys can as you all know. it's so fun to be in iowa it's such an important state when it documents this election and fine folks are part of that and this great country that we live, in so, y'all, thank you all for watching fox. for being here. i see t-shirts for desantis. i see a guy back here with a trump t-shirt that says "aisle be back." we see desantis here. these are moms for liberty here that care about education. [cheers and applause] thank you all. everyone here is so nice. steve, it does not surprise me that this is where you were born because you are just as nice, too. hey, steve, hey, brian. >> steve: good morning. thank you so much you are so glad i was born in iowa today. the think about iowa. >> ainsley: that's right. >> steve: it was in iowa where i had my first political job covering the iowa caucuses. the thing about the caucus situation is because it is so important to the selection of the next president of the united states, all the candidates come to iowa, obviously, but people in iowa want to sit down, like you are right now, at a coffee table and talk to them face to face. you know, it's not a great big hall with 10,000 people. they are face to face. and you're going to have a presidential candidate there at the machine shed later this morning. >> ainsley: that's right. vivek ramaswamy is coming here. and i saw your interview with mike pence, brian. he was talking about coming here to iowa. he has been all over this state. nikki haley has been here a lot. ron desantis is pledging to go to all 99 counties like chuck grassley does every year. so they realize how important this state is. >> brian: and a lot of times it's the surge at the end i remember rick santorum was in single digits. he ends up winning t the state. ted cruz won in to 2016. ainsley you told me what you were going to wear for your diner stint. and i really salute your selection. i think the top and the jeans really work for you. you dress according to machine shed. >> ainsley: thank you. >> steve: brian has become the mr. blackwell of cable. >> ainsley: i know. i know. i heard y'all talking about it yesterday morning because carley did a beautiful job helping me out and filling in for me. and y'all were talking about, carley, what do you think so ainsley should wear and she said a checkered shirt and tight fitting jeans. i had already packed my bag at that point. yesterday was hayden's first day of school. that's why i wasn't on yesterday and we flew out. it's not quite checkered. it has a little pattern. >> steve: it's diner wear. >> ainsley: i'm going to take advantage of it. >> brian: that's great. >> ainsley: that's right. this is diner wear. how about the cinnamon rules? >> carley: yes. >> brian: carley does approve. >> ainsley: thank you for the ideas. >> steve: have you tasted that cinnamon roll yet? because it is the size of a brick. >> i haven't tasted it yet. can i tell you? that's my weakness. i have always loved cinnamon rolls you know when you get not inside of the cinnamon rolls had swirls, get to the yes center it's not cooked as much, tastes so good. >> brian: my only weakness is still kryptonite. that's it, besides that, can i put up with all metals and cinnamon rolls. ainsley, start us off. >> ainsley: now to a fox news alert. president biden heading to india this morning. peter doocy is with him. is he going to be meeting with top world leaders at this year's g-20 summit. >> steve: that's right. our president is expected to strengthen ties with foreign leaders as the united states looks to counter china and boost support for ukraine. >> brian: yep. peter doocy live in new delhi, india with the latest. peter, set the scene. >> peter: and the scene, ahead of the president coming here, is that everybody back home has been talking about president biden's age. and there's nothing that anybody working for the president can do about his age. they can't make him any younger. so now biden campaign staff are trying to convince people worried about his ad advanced age that he is not just old, he is old and daring. they just cut this new ad about his quick trip to kyiv. >> in the middle of a war zone, joe biden showed the world what america is made of. that's the quiet strength of a true leader who doesn't back down to a dictator. >> peter: months after that trip to ukraine, only 28% are saying the president inspires confidence in a cnn poll. and a super majority of democrats, 67% wish they had a biden primary alternative. >> now, about the president's age, you're going to -- voters will see his vigor. voters will see his accomplishments. this is about american families. i think american families are going to look at the issues they face and look at who is addressing those issues, who is talking about those issues, and who is doing something about it and that's going to be president biden. >> peter: air force one is going to land here in india in about two hours. the leaders of the g-20 want to talk about the war, it's going to be tough to get everybody on the same page in condemning russia, a lot of the members are just worried about grain prices high as a result of the war. they want those grain prices to come down. something else the leaders want to talk about is climate change. what to do about it. but that's going to be kind of a tough sell, too. the host country has not historically agreed to reduce emissions as they have grown their economy. back to you. >> steve: that's right. and while you are in new delhi, we're going to talk a little bit -- shortly, about a protester who glued themselves to the floor at the u.s. open to talk about climate change. but, peter, one of the other things they are going to try to do, the united states is going to try reform the world bank. because, in the past, china has made a lot of loans to middle and lower income nations, developing nations. and we want to take that space. forget about china. come to us at the world bank, right? >> yeah, and that's going to be tough, too. because china is part of the world bank. and so it's tough to tell what kind of reforms there are going to be. when we heard from the treasury secretary at this press filing center in new delhi overnight, she was talking about how the chinese economy has not been growing as fast as projected. and so, they have to make some reforms. she thinks maybe they do it with policy, tough to tell when xi is not here because deputies he sent might not be authorized to make any big decision on the world stage. but, the chinese economy, which has grown so fast over the last couple years, it's slowing down. and they are going to have to do something. yes, the western leaders here want to convince these developing countries, particularly here in the south, they should come to the u.s. instead of going to china who will give them money to develop but then at a very high interest rate. the u.s. is saying we will help you, no strings attached. >> brian: right. thanks, peter. yeah. that belt and road program has had mixed results with the chinese. now according to gina raimondo dougthey have problems behind te scenes fortify relations with the u.s. the problem there's no sign of that. they seem very belligerent, they seem arrogant and not even showing up at the g-20. big picture, joe biden has got to be thinking about re-election. he cannot be happy with the recent cnn polls. because i know cnn doesn't seem happy with them. shows donald trump beating joe biden, 47-46. haley, beyond the margin of error with the most sensational showing with a 6 point lead. joe biden loads to mike pence and rick scott. dead heat with desantis, vivek ramaswamy has a one pointed a ran vantage within the margin of error the. 2 point lead. this has got to be alarming when you think what joe biden is looking at. running on economy where the american people are not pleased. 38% approve of the economy. they see the collapse of the border. so his hope, ainsley, is foreign policy, i guess, if he wants to hang his hat on that? >> ainsley: yeah. when i'm talking to these diners, that's not their biggest issue. their biggest issue is the economy. we are hearing also about our schools. moms worried about not being notified if their children want to change genders? >> brian: of course. >> ainsley: hearing a lot about border and immigration. should we talk about some of the diners? >> steve: please do. go ahead. >> ainsley: okay. let's do it. all right. let me get a show of hands since we just did that cnn poll. let's do a show of hands. can you all hear me? okay. who is -- thank you. thank you, sir. thank you, sir. who is -- raise your hand when i ask these questions, please. would you raise your hand if you are supporting donald trump. [cheers] >> what about ron desantis? [cheers] >> nikki haley? [weak cheers] >> tim scott? mike pence and somebody here in a little while vivek ramaswamy. anyone here for vivek? [cheers] >> ainsley: who wants to be on camera? you sir back here. you are like brian kilmeade you love facetime. you love to be on camera. i'm just kidding, we love brian we kid him a lot. >> is he a good guy. >> where are you from. >> des moines. >> ainsley: love your state fair. what your issues. >> we need to get the budget deficit down. it's killing us. >> ainsley: i talked to one man over there who said how much do you get in social security a month? 1400. and his isisster has to help him out. it's just not enough. economy is a big issue. retirement. when you are on a fixed income and groceries are expensive, how do you do it? >> you cut back. >> ainsley: what have you had to cut back on? >> travel. vacations, things like that. >> ainsley: yes, sir. >> this is the time in your life when you should be able to do that. >> yeah. of course my wife works so i'm sending her back. [laughter] >> ainsley: i hear that the wife goes back to work when he retires. [laughter] >> that's right. that's right. >> ainsley: anyone else want to give their opinions? yes, sir. i'll come to you over here. what a nice-looking group. oh, be careful. i'm worried but tripping on that cord. what time did you all wake up this morning? 2:00 a.m.? >> 3:30. >> 4:00. >> yeah, #:30. >> ainsley: we appreciate it. thank you. tell me your name? >> caleb. >> ainsley: what issues are most important to you? >> addressing the generation gap. especially with our young people. it's been our young people so divided right now. it's something that needs to be addressed and so that's one of my main issues right now. i'm looking for the candidate who will support that and be a good leader for our young people. >> ainsley: which candidate so far do you like? >> there is a few candidates actually that i'm supporting that i'm thinking about right now. binkley is one of them. ryan binkley. he is a good person who is for. vivek ramaswamy. he is a good person as well. and also desantis has been making a big push on our young people. it's a little bit of toss-up right now but there's a lot of good candidates out there who want to support our generation. >> ainsley: we have a little bit more than a year. so you have time for making up your mind. ththank you caleb for joining u. >> ainsley: i'm going to come back to set. brian and steve, how about this crowd? look at this. look at their menu. dedicated to the american farmer. don't you love that? >> steve: that's a lot of bacon. >> ainsley: a lot of them are farmers. everything we eat. thanks to iowa. >> brian: and ethanol. they serve ethanol there? >> steve: at a gas station they would. >> ainsley: lots of corn. >> steve: lots of corn, indeed. we alluded to this a moment ago. at the u.s. open the talk has been how hot it is. >> brian: and how ill behaved the crowd has been and drunks. >> steve: okay, that too. but, last night, kathy and i were watching the u.s. open. it was cocoa goff vs. mischof have a. and the commentators were talking about how something was happening and they couldn't tell. we got a little snippet of something that was happening a ways up and there you can see right there as it turns out. four environmental protesters in the upper levels were trying to make a statement. three of four were escorted out without issue. but they had to bring in a medical team because one of the protesters glued his bear feet to the floor. apparently after it took almost 50 minutes to do it. some people initially thought they were cheering for cocoa. but this has happened at other places. it happened at wimbledon. it happened at the city open. the u.s. open actually has a protest area but you need a protest permit and they didn't have one. >> brian: it's just obscene that we're trying to get through a semi-final match in new york city. the premier event in american tennis. in the world tennis i would think. and then you have these protesters, this spokes person came out and said well, we're doing this because we are desperate, nondisruptive protest have the been attempted for 50 years. climate change became a scientific fact and proven ineffective left with no choice but to disrupt these events. absolutely terrible. this is extension rebellion. in fact, we have a comment to read and it goes like this. no tennis on a dead planet if we don't disrupt nature will. are you converted? do you believe climate change is real or do they have to still glue themselves to things? will you finally give in? >> ainsley: first of all, when i hear that they are gluing their bodies to certain things to cement, gluing your feet, how do you -- what is it super glue? elmer's? that seems so painful. how do they get their feet -- anyway. >> brian: what losers, disturbing an event. these guys are trying to get to the final. >> ainsley: this is my point about that absolutely. they drain their entire lives. if you all know anyone who has done this and tried to play professional tennis. they play constantly. it is a grind. and sometimes all these matches they have doubles, in the afternoon, they play singles in the morning. it's hot out there she has trained her whole life for this and they are disrupting her game. she was so polite. i always talk about preaching how you feel and what you believe in and it was done in peaceful way so i can't get tood in a. obviously i don't want it to hand when i'm winning though. she was up the first set 6-4. then she is starting the second set. she was up 1-0. she ended up winning the second set and won the match. second set 7-5. you are right, brian. they put so much time and energy and blood, sweat, and tears into this sport and to be disrupted like that because that can take someone off their game. some of these tennis players when you watch them. some say i need to go to the bathroom and they will take a bathroom break. that will throw the other tennis player off their game. they do that to mess with them mentally sometimes. i'm glad she went on to win i love watching her but it could have gone the other way. >> i will tell you what, the crowd turned on the protesters because they were saying kick them out. get rid of them. there was a huge cheer when the new york police finally did escort them out. it is unclear though whether or not they wound up being charged. they were able to move them. but, during the 50 minutes of protest, cocoa could be heard telling her coaches that police were negotiating with the protesters. she said it's like a hostage situation and it kind of was. because the protesters were holding all those people hostage there at the u.s. open and all the people who wanted to see this thing happen. but you know what? on this friday morning we are talking about what they wanted so ultimately they got their message out. >> brian: people digging in so say now for sure i know that i hate them even more. can you imagine if she lost the momentum that she worked so hard to get and she loses the match or the other player had the momentum and she lost the match. this is the type of thing. it doesn't win people over to your cause, believe me. and in new york, why should make them. their punishment should be they should be forced to go on a new york subway any time after midnight, be forced to stay in a subway and we will see how many climate change converts they get. >> steve: glue yourself to a new york city subway and see how that goes. well, you are in iowa. carley is here in new york. and her first story is about pennsylvania. >> carley: that's exactly right. here we go. more on this. authorities another possible sight of the convicted killer who escaped a pennsylvania prison. they say he was seen within the police search zone just an hour outside of philadelphia. 34-year-old cavalcante illegal immigrant just been found guilty of killing his ex-girlfriend. the murderer escaped from the prison more than one week ago after scaling a wall and busting through razor wire. you see him escaping right there on your screen. look at that video. wow. president biden is reportedly considering a new policy that would force migrant families who illegally crossed the border to remain in texas sources tell the "l.a. times" that the migrants would remain the border as they await the asylum training. movements would be tracked through g.p.s. monitoring devices such as ankle bracelets. the possible change comes as blue states like new york struggle to handle the influx and call on the white house to take action. governor abbott is going to love that idea. do as i say, not as i do. chicago teacher's union president stacey davis gaetz is defending her decision to send her son to private school, despite her strong opposition to school choice. she says she was forced to take her son out of public school due to iniquities in the black community saying, quote: it forced us to send our son after years of attending a public school to a private high school with a curriculum that can meet his social and emotional needs. those are your headlines, guys, can you believe that? her whole position as a teacher's union president is to have everybody in public school and she is sending her students -- her son to private let me tell you what we have straight ahead. the general in charge of the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan saying he has regrets. how does general jack keane feel about general mckenzie's remarks? he will be with us live. and ainsley is live from machine shed restaurant in the hawkeye state and they are clapping unprompted. you can't teach that.mb [cheerers and applause] ♪ it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. get back to better breathing. ask your doctor about fasenra. joint pain was killing my creativity. blue-emu gave me my hobbies back. it's the arthritis pain relief our joints rely on. shop our expanded family of products at major online retailers. this was no bear. it was like a bearsquatch! dad. what's a bearsquatch? 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>> well, i think the most significant part of the thing that i have heard the frustration from pentagon leaders ever since the incidents took place was the frustration they had with the state department. we had -- remember, for our viewers to understand, all of our troops were out, our bases were closed by mid july at the very latest. but the situation began to deteriorate quickly as we saw that the afghan security forces, once the decision was made, that the united states was no longer going to be able to support them with intelligence and particularly with air support, they knew the fight against the taliban was somewhat hopeless. so they didn't -- they chose not to fight. they weren't going to die for something that they knew the taliban would eventually take over. so, surrender was taking place out in the provinces and the people saw that happening, the military people saw it happening. urging the state department, look it, you guys have got to get out of here. this thing is going to deteriorate very quickly. all the military was gone, except foresome additional security forces around the embassy. and they kept delaying that decision, thinking they could keep that embassy open, despite the fact that the taliban were going to be in charge and somehow this would continue to work. we didn't know the taliban were going to be in charge. the possibility that that event could happen made no sense whatsoever. so, that's where we were. we were in that crucible of the taliban taking over much faster than anybody thought they were going to do. and the state department delaying the decision to get out of there. that's the frustration that he is talking about in terms of arrogance and american exceptionalism. and it created the very chaotic situation. by that time we only had one airfield to deal with. and that happened to be inside a city. and that made the security situation and everybody in the world sore, the debacle that took place there and the chaos it created. >> brian: it will be interesting to see other people express contrition and apologize like that. general, this is the toughest decision i guess for a general. but, when you see a president, about to lead us down this road of disaster, do you take your -- listen, i resign. if you are not going to listen to me. do what mattis did. he didn't like what president trump wasn't listening to him about syria. he goes okay, i'm out. should he have said you do this, i'm out? milley, if you do this, i'm how the? that would have forced the president possibly to re-evaluate. >> you know, those are tough choices. and, look it. they have got to make those decisions themselves. here is one of the things that we have to consider when you are making that choice. we are asking all of our subordinates at various tackle levels to do things that are very difficult, that could -- we know will result in a loss of life and we expect them to execute those missions regardless of the danger to them and their teammates. in other words, you are going to tough it out. well, if we quit every time we have a policy disagreement with the commander-in-chief, we're sending absolutely the wrong message to our leaders below us when we're asking them to do tough things that sometimes seem impossible things to do. those are personal decisions, brian. and i don't get in the middle of what that is in terms of making that decision. i respect those -- i respect certainly what secretary mattis did. and i also respect the decision that general mckenzie came to as well. that belongs to him. i understand the criticism of it. but, think of it in terms of the context and the culture of a military chain of command that serves its masters and loyalty and obedience has got to be a part of that in terms of executing orders. >> brian: great point that i could only -- only you could appreciate more than me because you are the general. but it might have gotten the president to recalculate. that would be my hope. not to save my baseball card and make people think different about me but the president might have said wow, i can't lose membership millie, he just criticized frump. and if i lose millie, clearly this is going to be on me. and mr. politician probably would have made a different decision. i would do to to change the president's mind rather than help my own reputation. i guess we will have to leave it there, general. just such a catastrophic decision that we made and we are still paying the price for general jack keane, thank you. >> okay. great talking to you, brian, have a great weekend, guys. >> brian: you too. coming up on one nation this weekend. senator tim scott talking. we haven't seen him in a long time. how does he feel about the polls geeght joe biden. ari fleischer here to respond and some of the things we have been discussing. john jordan with the magical inspiration that he gives to the tigers and the rams that could change around your life. carley shimkus i have not met. seems very nice. janice dean i see in the halls seems like somebody you really like it hear from. coming up straight ahead on this show. a woman saves a man from a burning vehicle. they join us. ainsley having breakfast with all her best friends and by the way she does not mind sitting down with them and she pays for everything. ♪ these days are newark [cheers and applause] days of america ♪ t have to take... 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are you kidding me? we know that doesn't work. you have a civil right as a floridian to breathe clean air without someone tell you to put on a mask. >> we're not going to push kids out of schools and let them fall further behind. the data we are seeing just on the school closures alone should terrify parents that they are even considering these things. >> so the white house has not announced any plans to reintroduce a national mask mandate. still, democratic senatoreth markey killed the bill by his republican colleague j.d. vance to ban federal requirements saying this. >> if in the opinion of public health officials, strategies can be adopted, using masks that reduce the likelihood that more will die, we should give them that freedom to make those decisions. >> well, huntington beach city council in california voted to ban universal mask and vaccine mandates quote individuals whether city hall or private sector should have a right whether to choose a mask or get vaccinated or boosted. and the fda could green light new covid boosters as soon as today and if approved, they are estimated to cost over $100 a dose. ainsley? >> ainsley: all right. thank you so much. well, this morning we are having breakfast with our friends live from this amazing restaurant. it is call the machine shed. there are six of them. this is the urbandale, iowa location. let's find out how voters feel about the covid mandate and how it's going to effect their vote in 2024. so, let's walk back here. good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> ainsley: hello. tell me your name? >> i'm patty. >> ainsley: you are a school person, right? >> i was. >> ainsley: perfect person to talk to about the mask mandates and vaccine mandates. how did it effects the little ones in your classroom when they were masking up and forced to do that. >> gosh, that time in our lives was so stressful for little kids, oh, they were -- i had a little person that her dad had got the covid, and she was so nervous about it because her dad had to move out of the house and she was so afraid. and one time we were sitting at her table and just having a facility in snack and she this to take her mask down. and she was so afraid to breathe. and my heart just ached for her. and i said oh, sweetheart, we'll be fine. we'll all be fine. don't worry. so, just emotionally she was just a wreck. and so worried about her dad. and it's just heart breaking. >> ainsley: takes us back. we don't ever want to go back to that. how will this effect the voters? when they go to the polls, what if joe biden says we need these mask mandates back in schools or dr. fauci. .>> first graders need that facial -- they need. >> ainsley: to be able to see the teacher's mouth when they are learning to read, right? >> right. to be able to see the teacher's mouth and to know how to react when somebody smiles. after governor reynolds said we are going to take away the mask mandate, the kids, it took us two weeks to react to each other and even show it facial expresses. >> ainsley: thank you for being a teacher. we love our teachers. what is your name? >> i'm jenny. >> ainsley: how do you feel about mask mandates, vaccine mandates. >> i feel like they are not effective. and, as a mom, i have got two little girls. i don't want my girls having to wear them at school. i don't think it's the best thing for them and learning and things like that. >> ainsley: thank you so much. tell me your name? >> danielle. >> ainsley: how do you feel about this? i know you have two children 10 and 15; is that right. >> that's right. we are not doing masks. absolutely not. >> ainsley: what would you do if your school made you? >> we would pull the kids. we have done it before and we will do it again. they will not be masked. >> ainsley: burt back here, burt, look at his patriotic shirt. oh, look, burt is watching us on tv. you got your fox news app. i'm proud of you, burt. there you government so, burt, you are live on television right now. >> okay. >> ainsley: want to know what do you think about the mask mandates and vaccines. would you get another vaccine? >> absolutely not. >> you are done? >> what about making our kids mask up? >> no. i think that's been proven that that's a wrong society and our kids have lost a lot of education because of it. so i'm absolutely opposed to masking up anybody. >> ainsley: yes, sir. well, rewind that you can see yourself on tv, burt. [laughter] >> ainsley: brian, great group here i think we are handing it over to you now. >> brian: what a comeback for that young man after not being able to handle a selfie. he is now streaming us life. it shows us you can do it. fantastic. >> ainsley: that's right. ainsley, thanks so much. let me tell you what's is coming up next on "fox & friends." we have exclusive coach joe kennedy who just won 8 year battle for the right to pray on the football field quits after one game. he will tell us why. ♪ i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because of cosentyx. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. 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[shouting] [chanting stop climate change now] >> brian: this rebellion group, this green group is taking to the streets and putting sensationalistic protests together in order to save the planet. what's your reaction as an athlete? >> just so you know 17 polar bears were saved during this. >> brian: really didn't know this. >> whale population tripled. >> brian: does this work gluing yourself to the stands? >> no, it doesn't. what kills me about this is you are not -- these protests they are claiming but they are causing pollution and damage while they are doing it. like, if you are cause is so strong, come to the table. there is outlets like fox news that would give you, let's have the argument. you know, i belong to the dolphin project. i belong. i'm conservative but also outdoorsman. when they have these arguments, the extreme protests, it's about drama. it's about them. you know, i'm going to glue my feet to the cob concrete. and then what took so long is they were trying to gently remove him. why are we -- just -- you know. you are protesting. you are going all in. chicken and the egg or the pig with the bacon on the plate? >> brian: felt like a hostage situation because they wouldn't leave. trying to be polite. 100 million people looking at you. as an athlete. you were watchers. i was there. when fan man crashed in when holyfield, bo were fighting. >> never recovered. >> brian: holyfield was on a roll and changes the whole course of an event. your idiotic cause, whatever it is, is lost the minute you stop something like that. you paid for it. i watched it. >> trying to interrupt other people's success in life to make a point about the environment doesn't work. otherwise, the u.s. open would have been like -- would have stopped and gave them microphones everyone, we're not going to watch tennis anymore. let's listen to what they have to say because it's important. >> brian: live show with gutfeld and green activist comes out while you are on the set and jumps in front of you and tries to glue yourselves to your seat. >> i would do the only respectful thing i could do grab gutfeld and throw him at them. i would do it for you. just grab and throw. >> brian: tyrus, great to see you. maybe you can get up every morning and do the morning show. >> oh, because you can. challenge accepted. >> brian: busy morning on "fox & friends." ainsley is live in iowa with breakfast with friends all mornings long and they love ainsley and there she is waitressing. 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>> it seemed like the right thing to do. we have had problems with family member down in florida that declining health and we just got some really bad news last week. that and it seemed like the right thing because school district, obviously, they didn't inbe joy having me there as much as i was expecting them to. and, yeah, it just seemed like the right thing to do for everybody if i just retired. >> steve: yeah. i know you made the triumphant return, coach, to the gridiron and that's what you guys worked together about for years so really, even though you quit, you won. you won the big case. >> yeah. you know, fighting for 8 years you get tired. it was never ending marathon. and finally we got to where i got to put my knee back on the 50-yard line and it seemed like i finished the race. i finished strong. and i just think it was best for everybody that i just go out on a high note. >> steve: indeed. high rum, when the supreme court ruled in your favor i know you were delighted because you were saying you can't do this. you can't force him out. and you were right what do you make of him getting his job back, going back, leaving winning the game and winning on a high note. >> coach is a marine. he too proud and too much honor to tell you everything the school district was doing. we are currently investigating all the retaliation that was going on. they wouldn't give him a play card for the game. they you didn't give him an assignment from the game. they banned him from the team meal. they didn't invite him to the coach's dinner with the opposing team's coaches they wouldn't give him a locker. s his key fob wouldn't work. they wouldn't let him get into certain meetings. they were really trying to ostracized and keep him at a great distance as a matter of fact don't be around the players and head coach during the game. during the game he had to stand off to the side. so they were treating him like a pariah and they were not complying with the court order. >> steve: but it was a court order, coach, that said okay, school district, you got take him back. so it sounds like when you showed up, it's like oh, man, there's that guy we thought we got rid of him years ago. coach, we're not going to treat you right, according to what your lawyer just said. >> yeah. it was rough. i knew it wasn't going to be a picnic. we were doing the best that we could together. and, you i stood up for the right thing and the first amendment is alive in well in america. i'm happy, i fought the good fight and finished that race. >> steve: and ultimately, had you lost, coach, that first game, would you have stuck around one more week until you won? >> i think i might have had to. maybe my wife could have understood that, i'm so glad we did win. >> steve: you had to go out on a high note. thank you for joining us from d.c. >> steve: coach, congratulations and have a good life. that's great. he won. hour three "fox and friends" starting right now. >> we are discussing the time we have here. that is the most popular, right? we are at the machine shed, these guys worked here for 100 years. 22 years, 22 years, something like that. 24. they still have what they call

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