and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave pete: good morning and welcome to fox & friends. that was our nation s anthem performed by steve emerson and we are so glad you are here on this saturday morning. rachel campos duffy, the birthday girl. we are not going to hide it. pete: the birthday girl and in the texas seat lawrence jones. lawrence: good to be with you guys. in for will cain this morning. pete: give him a little time off. rachel: the texas seat has been filled. lawrence: brian s corner and the texas seat. pete: kilmeade corner. rachel: i was in dallas this week. lawrence: how was it. rachel: my daughter is touring that university we will see if she becomes a texan. lawrence: we will adopt her. pete: so you shall. october 23rd. national tv talk show host. [cheers and applause] rachel:
for the first time today. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster, john stapleton and political editor of the sun on sunday, dave wooding. the killing of sir david amess dominates every front page with all of them carrying pictures of the mp nearly all with a broad smile. the times highlights his work in support of animal welfare. the daily star asks how it could happen again only five years after the murder ofjo cox. the financial times reports that the killing has reignited the debate over politicians safety. meanwhile, the daily telegraph highlights the home secretary ordering an urgent review of mps security. the daily mail says the killing comes just weeks after he gave away one of his four daughters. the daily express reports anti terrorism police are investigating. while the sun also reports police are investigating whether the suspect had terrorist motives. and the guardian suggests inv
we re glad to as mentioned on fox & friends. we re waiting pope francis to give his easter blessing. so happy to have you with us on this day of hope, a day of renewal and day of forgiveness. rachel: we think of the resurrection, the meaning of why we re on earth, our salvation, i ve been thinking a lot this morning about christians persecuted around the world. christianity remains the most persecutorred religion in the world. a special prayer for all of those in china, in africa, in you know, all kinds of places around the world. in cuba for example. people who cannot do as we re doing openly celebrate the resurrection of christ. pete: a wonderful point. something to contemplate today, especially with a world so much awry. the fact we can sit on a couch and profess the name of jesus christ we take for granted. so many places they cannot. beautiful images from vatican city. we believe the spoke will speak. there will be real-time english translation we will bring as well. a