jillian: we don t like that song anymore. todd: has anybody in america ever heard that song other than on our show? right us honor individual social media pages. i m legitimately curious, crickets. jillian: it is going to be in your box. todd: you are watching fox and friends first on friday morning. jillian: off-limits. former state department officials say they were warned against pursuing an investigation into covid origins over fears of bringing attention to us funding towards wuhan s biology lab. todd: the former white house coronavirus testing czar speaks out on the lab leak the area. reporter: former state department officials received pushback when investigating covid 19 origins. according to a vanity fair report multiple state department officials say there was an effort to oppose any investigation over fears that might, quote, open a can of worms. that report was confirmed through state department officials. they didn t want to bring unwanted attention to gain o
veterans day special. they keep resetting this evening with us from texas. where else would we be. it s good to be here and we thank you and on this veterans day we turn our attentions to those that served in combat, leaving many to do the dirty work of the nation. they are featured in my brand-new fox news book real stories from real heroes, i m looking at a chapter in each right now and we will get to that later in the program. they have all made the transition back to civilian life. and check out first our modern warriors. in the first fox news contributor is joey jones, serving in iraq and afghanistan, explosive ordinance disposal technician, he survived an ied attack, after eight years of service, now giving back to his community, volunteering for multiple organizations. and we also have chat fleming, captain chad fleming. he deployed five times after becoming an amputee, he has been awarded the service medal, two bronze star medals of valor and three purple hearts. and
going to support the border be secured. he should have everyone there. vice president harris made it to europe and somehow picked up a french accent. we campaign with the plan. upper case t, upper case p the plan. entertainer of the year goes to mr. leukemia colmes. mr. luke combs. i don t di thank you. i love you so much. is when the army goes rolling along ainsley: beautiful way to wake up on this veterans day. it s november 11th. you are listening to the 78th army band brass quintet. they re performing outside the army service song on our fox square. brian: why would that be? why today? ainsley: veterans day. brian: yeah. steve: easiest day to write a check it s 11-11. we are a premium partner with u.s. vets.org is this year it s make your cause. they are trying to end veteran homelessness. they are will make camo your cause. make a statement. show approach united nations and gratitude. all sorts of stuff you can wear. honor vets. ainsley: honor
homes. a perspective that is far more time than donald trump, barack obama or george w. bush allowed themselves by this point in office. joe biden is not in washington very much and you ve got to ask yourself, why is that? before you reach the obvious conclusion, he prefers the pudding at camp david, they have tapioca there, consider another explanation. it s possible there is a legitimate public health justification for keeping joe biden away from major american population centers. it s possible joe biden s aides understand that biden is too dangerous to be in washington. he could infect millions. consider the tape we played a few days ago of biden sauntering mask list through a crowded restaurant in washington. there he is on film, his gaping mall completely uncovered, spewing hot corona breath, panting like an insane phone call or on innocent passersby. diners were trapped in his path, they had no choice but to inhale clouds of joe biden s personal aerosol mist. would you
controversy about how the biden administration and national education leaders are dealing with unhappy parents. growing animosity toward vaccine mandates tonight, business leaders pleading with the biden administration to delay the federal vaccine order until after the holiday season. why they say it s necessary to avoid a looming workforce crisis that could take some of the fun out of your holiday. outrage tonight over comments by a democratic congresswoman and squad member ilhan omar, her shocking rationale as to why crime is now spiking in minneapolis. we begin tonight with a heated battle over education on how the national debate is emerging as a key issue in the final days of the race for governor in virginia. white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking it all for us tonight. education, specifically a parents right to have their child taught in a way they believe is proper is proving to be one of the major political story lines of 2021 and it could very well as y