Past its the deadliest wildfire in the United States in the past 100 years. At least 4500 people are now in need of shelter. We feel the urgency, as we walk through those streets, as we talk to people, we feel that same struggle, that same anxiety and the same desire to do absolutely everything that we can and in our power to make sure our loved o ones, our families are taken care of. The states Attorney General has opened a probe into the wildfire response, critical decisions that happened before, during and after the fire. Welcome into this fourth hour of fox friends on Sunday Morning. We spent time together talking about this over the last couple days. I have a profound love of place, community. I love the United States, its made up of 50 states, unique. I love the boston accent, how its different than joeys accent or texas accent. I love america is a beautiful clkaleidoscope. Hawaii is so unique, its culture, its a beautiful flower in T Kaleidoscope that is ameria and lahaina is yo
Decisions but it is shocking nonetheless. will: 13 service men and womn killed in the suicide bomb attack, the book reveals two chances for the biden administration to do something to stop that, one a potential drone strike on the location of the known isis k members and two, knowing as you said the location of the hotel and having it capable, open for potential raid. joey: the juxtaposition of the drone strike we did conduct because americans were so outraged over what happened, which ended up killing civilians, the intelligence was shaky. this alleges we had better intelligence prior to, we had direct testimony in congress about this, asking for permission to take out what they knew to be the bomber. there s some there s a chain of command. there s a decision making process. it s had hard to make these decisions, not everybody gets to be a combat officer to make the decisions. sometimes in the words of i believe it was colonel sheller,
Both foreign and domestic, and whoever takes no oath doesn t care what race, color, or creed. we re all americans first. let s get back to that and by having these kinds of conversations we re definitely going to head in the right direction for the future. part of the reason why we re having this conversation is because of the things you ve exposed publicly through your office, and colonel sheller, thank you for everything you ve done. you stood up and have sounded the alarm. we ve talked so much about courage in this conversation. it s not easy inside the institution to do that and you ve done that and we appreciate your insights. thank you. gentlemen all, thank you very much for being here. an important discussion to have a pivotal moment in our country s history. thank you all for being here and joining us on modern warriors. our nation s self-determination is truly at stake, if it continues on path of self-destruction our republic itself is vulnerable. and if we don t have
The statement put out by the interpreters he said i wish other people who experienced this would step forward and join me. who was it that we had on the show who said, oh, lieutenant scheller. pete: colonel sheller. stepped forward one guy calling out in afghanistan he was expecting to have a bunch of other people join him. he was alone. that is the bigger story in this, many people are suffering from these kinds of racist policies whether it s in their work place, or wherever, and they just stay silent. the more people speak up, the more frankly that people sue, frankly money talks we ll not see a change in this culture. it will continue to go in that direction. will: i think he has a case. i think he has a case. rachel: maybe depends on the judge he gets, fox news alert. tragedy strikes at a dallas airshow. six people are feared dead after a pair of world war ii era planes crash into each other.