it s memorial day, monday, may 27th, and this is fox & friends. tragedy in los angeles as a general hospital actor is shot and killed by armed robbers. joey: plus deadly tornadoes bring devastation and destruction to america s heartland and millions are still under severe warning as memorial day travelers prepare to hit the road. lawrence: billie ray cyrus helps us honor the fall within a special performance called some gave all. the second hour of fox & friends starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. rachel: there you go rain or shine, our military performs for us. and that, of course, is the navy band northeast ceremonial band performing on fox square in honor of memorial day. we are so happy to have them and so happy to have you, joey, of course, thank you for your service and lawrence, as usual hello, everybody. joey: whatever it is sitting in that seat will got it for two days i don t know what it is. rachel: i m so
country. kimberly: who would that be, richard? jesse: elizabeth warren. dana: we are glad you are here, richard. richard: one contender. in november. president joe biden. greg: he s going to be quite old. richard: here s the thing, democrats there s a lot of arguments about why we lost in the election. i can rehash it but i won t. part of it is we lost working-class americans. there s one guy in the country that really gets working-class folk, that s joe biden. he was one. his father was one. talk about electrifying a crowd. if you put joe biden in the room greg: people are touched, literally. richard: in philly, there is more applause during his
country. kimberly: who would that be, richard? jesse: elizabeth warren. dana: we are glad you are here, richard. richard: one contender. in november. president joe biden. greg: he s going to be quite old. richard: here s the thing, democrats there s a lot of arguments about why we lost in the election. i can rehash it but i won t. part of it is we lost working-class americans. there s one guy in the country that really gets working-class folk, that s joe biden. he was one. his father was one. talk about electrifying a crowd. if you put joe biden in the room greg: people are touched, literally. richard: in philly, there is more applause during his
wrong, too. we should be for red and blue states. we have coal miners that are saying they will have their jobs back at the same time that trump says he s going to frack everywhere. you have people being tricked and people being targeted. when we listen to these data people who have no soul, who have no heart, who don t understand that we are not just dealing with numbers, we are dealing with people, i want to talk to people on the list. that s when we begin to lose not just white working class folk, a lot of black folk and brown folk didn t come out because they didn t feel touched and moved. the governor pointed to a fact that is an ugly fact where democrats are in a bad place compared to where you were in 2009. take a look at this graphic. in 2009, there were 257 house
at the end of the day for black folk, people of color, working class folk, we need access to higher education as an equalizer. when you add $2600 which is the average it will add on for families who need these loans that s a tremendous burden for kids coming out of school. where are the advocates? i ve interviewed bernie sanders who says big banks get money at three quarters of a percent. elizabeth warren is one of the great advocates. she s saying look at the interest rates we re giving big banks. why can t students get these? will this keep young people charged up? the republicans have a problem with young voters and this compounds it. where are the advocates? the people that don t have a big money lobby that can come in because they will hold campaign donations over the heads of these members because there s no one like that for student, they get thrown under the bus along