all right. apologies on the transmission and there is one of tj's places, the farm bar. coming up on 8:00 in new york city and third hour of "fox and friends" is starting right now. >> the office of speaker of the house declared vacant. >> the full house voted to remove speaker kevin mccarthy. >> america will be better off with new leadership, bottom lean. >> it is a bad day for republicans, bad day for our conference and bad day for our country. >> five people shot, including four students at morgan state university in maryland overnight. >> classes cancelled after they had to shelter in place. >> following the attack, he ran and is still on the loose. >> the largest healthcare strike

in u.s. history could be right around the corner. >> we need to support our union. >> if demands are not met, 75,000 people will meet the picket line. >> on the square with a number of law enforcement as janice dean brings three cups of joe. >> lawrence: we begin with fox news alert, congressman kevin mccarthy says he will not run again for house speaker after eight members his own party voted with democrats to strip him of his title. >> carley: griff jenkins has the latest on the power struggle. >> griff: good morning, guys. it isseerily quiet here and house members won't be back until tuesday and history being made, first speaker to be kicked out of his job by a one-man trigger, matt gaetz that brought

that to vacate. kevin mccarthy took to the microphone and here is what he had to say. doing the right thing is not always easy, but it is necessary. i don't regret standing up or choosing government over grievance. it is my responsibility. it is my job. i do not regret negotiating, our government is designed to find compromise. i will not run for speaker again, i'll have the conference pick somebody else. i hope you realize everyday i did the job, regardless whether you underestimated me or not -- >> griff: house republicans plunge into chaos without a clear plan. you are looking at eight republicans who ousted mccarthy, crane, matt gaetz, bob good, nancy mace, rosendale. if you break it, you buy it.

these eight republicans now own this chaos. the leader matt gaetz, weighing in last night. listen. >> i'm not here to make a judgement on where mr. steve scalise stands with rahabilitation or recovery, he is the type of person i could see myself supporting, supporting tom emmer, jody harrington, kevin hern, and people like lee zeldin are well thought of. >> griff: only thing certain, we are in for a lengthy and bitter battle with emotion raw. kelly armstrong on with you guys earlier talking about it. watch. >> the cost of my vote for a new speaker is rule change to our conference, i'm not interested in petty personal attack, i would like to have a position where one vote, particularly one of the most extreme votes

becomes irrelevant, otherwise same car with different driver. >> griff: short list of names, you see steve scalise a front-runner, emmer, stefanik, patrick mchenry, johnson and of course jim jordan. one thing for sure, whoever it ends up being, you have another deadline six weeks away. november 16th, the government will run out of money, this environment is unclear what the plan will be. >> todd: are there any investigations going on? they can continue with the impeachment inquiry. yesterday they were moving ahead with one interview. anything else? >> great question, brian, last night james comer, chairman of the oversight committee says

nothing will stop. make no mistake, this is unchartered territory for what you are about to get. it is unclear whether investigations will continue to have as much attention, all attention will be on the food fight breaking out right now. >> ainsley: i doubt they will have committee meetings. >> steve: no, only people left are their staff. >> brian: mat graves came by yesterday for a transcribed interview. >> steve: they have not pulled the plug yet. bring in host of "sunday night in america," trey gowdy. good morning. >> trey: thank you, y'all, too. >> steve: talking about reaction from republicans after this gang of eight threw the conference into chaos, what do you think democrats are making of what is going on?

>> trey: oh, they love it. we have this gift of leadership we were given last november, narrow, but a gift of leadership. the whole country is uch watching. of all the problems, republicans have decided to air out personal grievances. hakeem jeffries and everybody is saying, have at it, you won't be speaker for long, we will retake the house next fall and right now they would be right. >> ainsley: one who voted to oust is from north carolina nancy mace, she stood with matt gaetz on that. what about the base, what is their reaction? are they for this or against it? >> trey: quite candidly, they are for it, they have been given bad information.

i could have told you last of in, kevin would have been better off having a slight loss than a slight win. now the eight craziest people in the conference. the south carolina is mad at kevin because he wouldn't put gun control on the floor. the guy from virginia talks about having a majority of the majority and he votes with seven other people. only eight republicans sided with democrats to change the speaker. how in the world do ygovern tha gallery of rogues. >> lawrence: i always appreciate how candid and this is part of the reason you left the body. in 2015, he was supposed to be speaker back then and couldn't shore up support. a lot of folks thought it wasn't likely he would be speaker this

time around. what is the issue with kevin? he was lined up to be speaker and didn't get it that time. it took 15 go arounds before he became speaker this time and with a lot of concessions. what are you hearing? i know you have friends in both factions of the gop. >> trey: i was wo him that day it happened. he did it, he thought, for the benefit of the conference. he won in the conference, he just couldn't get to 218 on the house floor. immediately when he withdrew, detactors came up to him and said, we didn't want you to do that, they wanted to negotiate with that. i was there, eyewitness to it. kevin backs out and guess who they get, paul ryan. it took two months before they

didn't like paul ryan. whoever will have narrow majority, democrat controlled senate and democrat in the white house. you will have a new face and nothing will change, except the eight images you put up will become famous thachl is what republicans crave, they crave fame. democrats change the country and republicans claim fame. you got it, fame and minority is what you will have. >> brian: congressman tim burchett was upsets, he said, i will pray on whether to vote for kevin mccarthy. really? you voted for me 15 times last time. he thought he was mocking because he was praying, that is why he was on the ring of eight. this is about matt gaetz. if he didn't come forward, they don't stand up. what does it say about matt gaetz? he doesn't want to lead, he just wants to blowup things. >> trey: he's had a personal

vendetta against kevin. i was there. i'm not a ps psychiatrist, he can't stand to see others succeed. matt gaetz def defended katie and has a crush on aoc. i can't tell you the psychiatric diagnosis, it is dangerous for the party. >> brian: he wants to be a governor. part of that deal was kevin mccarthy was getting criticism about the investigation of hillary clinton and her role in libya and what happened that day. he said, whatever you think, we expose fact she was using e-mail and a blackberry and that showed manipulation and that showed backlash among the "washington

post" crowd and "new york times" crowd, correct? >> trey: listen, nobody felt that comment more acutely than i did and he was on with sean and called me immediately after he said it and said, i'm sorry, i was tired, i shouldn't have done the interview. he made a mistake. no one worked harder to get that majority and if it hadn't been for kevin, the democrat would have the house and the senate and the white house. see if the new speaker is willing to say goodbye to his wife and kids for as long as kevin has. >> steve: talk about the next speaker, we have a list of potential candidates, house majority leader steve scalise mentioned a bunch already. matt gaetz said he liked him. house majority whip tom emmer, tom cole of oklahoma --

>> brian: he doesn't want it. >> steve: i heard from somebody -- >> brian: he said he didn't want it. >> steve: that is what they always say. patrick mchenry. >> stefanik. >> hearn, lee zeldin and -- >> ainsley: don't forget donald trump. >> steve: he would nominate the former president, i read on a blog, the former president not interested, but liked the attention. >> trey: i think he was nominated last time. it doesn't matter, you could nominate jesus, and he could accept it, he is governing eight to 10 craziest members of the conference and has democrat

controlled sentence and in the white house. pick any of those folks, they can't change the facts. change the speaker, you will have me back on in two months and nothing will be different. >> ainsley: it would be if they nominated jesus. >> trey: jesushas the good sense to say no. >> lawrence: conthank you for joining us, 9 p.m. on sunday night, check out trey gowdy. >> steve: a mile from the congress, where that happened yesterday, we were telling you that on monday night henry cuellar was carjacked. the three -- sounds like teenagers, wearing dark clothing, ski masks and knit caps, appeared about 16 years

old with guns. here he is with jesse. >> there were three individuals, i looked to the left and somebody with a gunpointed at me and there was a second and third person. i have a black belt in karate. i decided to stay calm and say, take the car. we are able to track the car and my phone and within an hour and a half they got everything back. i certainly want to thank the police for doing their job. i got three brothers that are peace officers, one is a border sheriff. i've always supported law enforcement, it is important because society without law and order is not society. >> brian: carjacking in d.c. >> lawrence: he's in the minority, moderate democrats

that supports law enforcement. part of reason d.c. is out of control, they don't like the police there. >> brian: on the border, you cannot get joe biden to talk to him about what should be going on at the border instead of trying to get him out of the house. >> ainsley: because he sides with conservatives on the border issue, he lives in south texas. that happened monday night. steve said his kids live in that area. he's a black belt -- not up against a gun, though. >> steve: the cops tracked down the car because he had an apple air tag in it. peter doocy was at the white house yesterday and talked with the press secretary about the community that is carjacking central, carjacking capitol,

watch this. >> if a member of congress is not safe on the streets of the nation's capital? who is? >> we are grateful and relieved the congressman is unharmed, we understand what communities are going through across the country. >> if president biden policy are helping bringing crime down, would he be comfortable parking his car in southeast dc? >> i am not going to get into hypotheticals. >> ainsley: he rides on the beach. >> lawrence: she goes into this all the time, no plan from the federal government standpoint to back up cities for the deficit when they pay a huge part in funding the police. >> brian: you talk to dallas mayor, he is switching partieses -- >> lawrence: this is the main reason. >> brian: i wonder how many

other mayors feel that way. peter's questions are interesting, only thing interesting. >> lawrence: he is only one that asks them. >> brian: her answers are ridiculous, she is not even trying. see the pause to figure out how do i say anything after this. >> steve: good questions wind up with the white house going on the record, they may not like the answer. >> ainsley: he is not allowed to give you more grandchildren, he was on paternity leave, that is the number one question, where is he, when is he coming back. >> steve: peter is back and so is his wife hillary. >> brian: carley is on today, are you? >> carley: i am not a mirage. baltimore police are searching for shooter or shooters who opened fire at morgan university. five people wounded, including

four students. everyone is expected to survive. classes are cancelled today, police continue to investigate. another fox news alert, 6.7 magnitude earthquake rattling the philippines. there is no tsunami threat. officials are checking for damage, we'll bring you more information on this story as we get it. and happening today, more than 75,000 healthcare workers are striking, largest healthcare strike in u.s. history after notions with kaiser-permanente stalled. this is after sag actors and ceos will meet as actors continue striking. 160's,000 actors have been picketing since july demanding better pay and residuals.

the taylor swift and travis kelce story has the white house enchanted. [laughter] >> she is dating a football player. >> does president biden think it's real? >> the relationship? >> you know, in the vernac lar of national security council, i can neither confirm or deny. >> ainsley: that question came from steve, your son. heinz releasing hot sauce and seemingly ranch based off this situation, taylor swift eating chicken with ketchup and something that could have been ranch at the chiefs game two weeks ago. we have some onset right now, heinz is releasing 100 bottles of this. >> brian: not a flavor? >> ainsley: because of this story.

>> steve: this is brilliant. >> ainsley: is it good? >> steve: cranch, ketchup and ranch. >> ainsley: tastes like thousand ranch dressing. >> brian: seemingly carley. >> carley: out next tuesday. >> ainsley: why do they call it seemingly? >> brian: we don't know for sure. >> carley: this is good. >> lawrence: i taste a little pickle. >> brian: a lot of people look at ingredientses rather than guess. >> ainsley: 11 grams of fat and it says cranch. >> lawrence: can you try this? are you able to try this? >> brian: not until noon. >> ainsley: ketchup, ranch and special blend of spices. >> brian: who engineered this?

>> ainsley: taylor swift. >> steve: nobel peace prize for condiment. >> carley: this is russian dressing, i think. >> steve: it is ketchup and ranch. thank you, carley. >> carley: i'm eating a lot today, this is good. >> steve: coming up, terminal trouble. live look at chicago's o'hare airport. >> ainsley: and disturbing voe shows a new york city activist stabbed to death in front of hads girlfriend at brooklyn bus stop, the state of crime ahead.

you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? it's true. plus, when you buy your first line of mobile, you get a second line free. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible. it's happening. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network.

c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them from an airport. it's always something with you, man. great! solid! -greek salad? exactly! don't delay the game with verizon or t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on the xfinity 10g network. >> well, you know, i walked out to stop these people from damaging my car. every time i got up, i got put back down. this lady seemed like she had

super human strength. then i got a gun pulled on me, a nine millimeter and the guy wanted my keys. >> lawrence: the video is poor to watch. that portland business owner lucky to be alive after trying to stop thieves from stealing his car. in seattle, police on the look for a suspect viciously attacking people with a hammer. police are searching for a killer who stabbed a man to death. fox news contributor douglas murray is here to react. it is out of control and there is no plan to stop the violence. >> douglas: there doesn't seem to be. i've been for the week in philadelphia, things can always get worse after being there. it is beyond a political issue,

it is an issue for all citizens, everyone at risk, didn't matter portland, seattle, new york. we saw young guy sitting at bus stop in new york and that is the end of his life. it is such an extraordinary crisis, nobody is getting on top of. >> lawrence: sad part is, there is no way to defend yourself. they got rid of law enforcement, then decided to. there is no second amendment, they don't want you carrying. what are you supposed to do? >> douglas: i saw one journalist saying lesson, citizens should train themselves in how to respond to attacks. i'm not sure that is the answer, whole of the citizenry learn

martial arts. well known and you cover this a lot. we're dealing with a mentally disturbed people, dealing with disturbed drug addicts. hyper violent individuals, they could have hammer, knife, screw driver and the fact for some reason politicians have decided that people on the streets who are violent, addicted have autonomy. they must have autonomy not to get locked up and they have to have freedom. no, it is freedom of the citizenry not in that position that have to be prioritized. autonomy and right of individual to sit at bus stop with his girlfriend without thinking their life could end with one bad interaction with a random

individual. this whole thing seems to be topsy turfy and in city after city after city. >> lawrence: people better wake up. there is time to deal with this and it is at the ballot box. doukt /* douk >> douglas: a hub for america's border crisis, look live at o'hare airport, democratic governors calling out the biden administration. is it because he has ambition for 2024? a reporter based in chicago joins us next. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us and they say, i need some financial help at this point in time. they're not looking

for a handout. they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that veteran gets that loan. there are giants among us. they are the men and women building our navy's next generation submarines. they are giants in what they do because they work in a place where they can grow. where they can learn the skills to build careers as powerful as the beasts they forge. we build giants. because it takes one to build one. ♪ if you struggle with cpap... [man struggles] ...you should check out inspire. no mask. no hose. just sleep. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com how do we decide what hotel to book?

fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. ♪ when you have chronic kidney disease... there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life.

♪ farxiga ♪ and farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. farxiga can help you keep living life. ask your doctor for farxiga for chronic kidney disease. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. ♪ farxiga ♪

hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) i decided to try golo when i had an international flight coming up, and i realized i couldn't fly being the size that i was. my sister-in-law tried golo and had lost 50 pounds, so i thought i'd give golo a try. i didn't expect the results i got on golo. i was hopeful, but i did not expect it to be like this. golo just makes sense. this plan works. (announcer) change your life at golo.com. that's golo.com.

>> steve: the city of chicago is now housing hundreds of migrants at o'hare international airport and it is getting worse. these images are from saturday. the migrant crisis cost chicago $100 million so far this year and projected to cost $255 million by the end of the year and they are not getting money from the federal government. joining us is chicago-based reporter william kelly. >> welcome to chicago international o'hare airport or as migrants refer to it, little c caracas. >> steve: who is on the other side in the chairs, migrants now, too? >> yes, football field length on either side. if you recall last time we were

here, it was migrants bp the black curtain. the number of migrants doubled, it has taken over the other side of the airport. i will walk and talk. >> steve: please do, those are migrants here in the united states sleeping on the floor of the airport because the city has no place to put them? >> right. sources are telling us to expect 25 buses are migrants per day, between 1500 to 2000 and as you may know, all the numbers double, triple by the time i say the words come out of my mouth. i heard you say 100 million, more like 300 million and projected deficit of half a billion. this is crisis in every way, not just for migrants, but for people of chicago.

and resident homeless. >> steve: when the cameraman panned to the street, i saw a school bus there, what is that school bus for? >> enrollment, get this headline, enrollment at cps has gone up and that is migrant children and students, our current mayor johnson is former cps lobbyist, former teacher before becoming mayor. we are talking to people at the airport, they are concerned about a scabies airport. we cannot afford another shutdown at the airport, steve. >> steve: the migrants, no beds, no proper sanitation. they put up that black curtain. can you tell what is going on

the other side of it? >> well, you know, probably more of the same. we have people standing guard to make sure i do not open this curtain. >> steve: why? >> well, i -- why? first amendment. it is not a big thing in chicago, as you know. i'm going to try to go to the chicago city council meeting today to find out why mayor johnson signed a contract with a company called guard a world to bus migrants to chicago and build tents for them in the middle of winter. this will not end well. >> steve: the family that just walked by, you mention walk and talk, can you walk over and ask them how they like being stuck at the airport? ask anybody. >> they are getting on a bus right now, i suppose we could,

why don't we talk to them on the bus. they are on the bus. yeah, it is really a crisis in the city of chicago, not just for the migrants, but for the residents of the city of chicago. we have out of control violent crime crisis, police stations being closed and used for migrant shelters due to scabies outbreak. you don't want it. now sources tell me that we -- there is very serious concern they need to close down chicago's o'hare international airport due to scabies. >> steve: this is something. wish we could take a look on the other side of the curtain. i know we have minors who do not want you to take a look. >> i suppose. i really don't know how to do

that. this gentleman doesn't want us to do that. can you tell us what is behind the curtain? >> you popped up out of nowhere, didn't you? >> how many migrants are here at the airport? >> no comment. >> they are sleeping on the floor, do you think the governor should put the migrants in his hotel. >> now you are spitting, okay. >> governor written letter to joe biden asking for more funding, we thought perhaps he was asking for joe biden to close the border. no, governor pritzker, he is gearing up for that and wants more money. >> steve: have to figure out where to put migrants before that, thank you very much for the tour of the airport. it is a mess right now. thank you, sir.

>> god bless you, thank you. >> steve: up next, clay travis weighing in on what is next. and on fox square with officers and janice dean has free stuff. but i wonder if you just take a few seconds to pray with me real quick. in the name of the father and son, holy spirit. amen. lord jesus, come to us now. help us to surrender ourselves completely to you. help us to listen to your voice. even when we're distracted or tired, we pray this in the name of the father and of the son of the holy spirit. amen. thank you so much. i just want to encourage you that if you want to join me in more prayer, check out hallow it's the number one prayer app in the world.

>> if you want energy, flexibility, and improved health, look at lmmuno150. it is featured in the two videos on the website listed on the screen. there is nothing like this incredible supplement and it is not expensive. not only is immuno 150 inexpensive, it also has the reputation of being unsurpassed in total nutrition and likeability. place your order on the website listed on the screen or call 888-316-2224 ah, these bills are crazy. she

has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. - [announcer] watch live tv for free. meet tablo. tablo lets you access over 70 free channels including shows, news, and live sports, like local nfl games, for free. with tablo, you can record, pause, and replay and watch on any device anywhere in your home with zero monthly fees, subscriptions, or contracts. order a tablo total system with a tablo and tv antenna and pay just 109.95. order now at tablotv.com.

my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger.

>> nancy pelosi came to me, she was speaker at the time, on the way out. i told her i had issues getting enough vote. she said, what is the problem. i told her. she said, just give it to them, i will always back you up, i made the same offer to boehner and same thing to paul. i believe in the institution. i think today was a political decision by the democrats. >> brian: right. she was not voting for him. kevin mccarthy ousted as speaker of the house. critics point out americans have bigger issues like inflation, crime and border surge. clay, dramatics were high, we have not seen this type of

turnover in 147 years for a speaker to be ousted. your take? >> clay: only 10% of americans can even name the speaker. every american knows bidenomics is failing them. i think this is a big distraction for republicans that takes focus away from what it should be. here is what people talk about on regular basis when i'm out and about. 40-year high inflation, 23-year high mortgage rates. the number of people, 8% on 30-year. number of people locked in because they got 2.5 or 3% and feel fortunate on their rate, they can't move, they have kids, they can't afford to move. or people that didn't get the percentage feel handcuffed. how about the increase in

groceries, pay is not keeping up with cost of goods. joe biden has gotten everybody a decrease. i am surprised you have not covered this. awful story. 38-year-old dat in chatta 92inga, tennessee, shot to death at his 20-year high school reunion in downtown chattanooga. and by the way, we are 33 trillion in debt. these are things everyday americans focus on. changing speaker of the house given the direction the country is going right now is like rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic. >> brian: republicans look at people doing their best to save the day. look at this gallup poll, which

party is best -- 59 to 39%. is anyone talking about that today? no, they are saying where is the speaker? when they talk about crime, does anybody think democrats are stronger on crime? no. it is kevin mccarthy's fault these things have not been solved and debt has been run up and they are working toward getting with the cr to do something with appropriations bills and conferences with the senate, which yesterday was already beginning. battling it out, what was your take watching that last night? >> clay: i don't think that speaker mccarthy is the greatest speaker who ever existed in history of mankind or anything like that. 96% of his caucus supported him, 4% did not. i don't think who the speaker is

matters when you only have a five-seat majority. you are handcuffed by that tiny majority and will not be able to do very much. what is rule of medicine? first rule of physician, do no harm. to me, what winning the house did, kept joe biden from getting worse. we're trying to stabilize things and 2024 is opportunity to fix things and right now to me republicans focus on internal civil war are not addressing things everyday americans are fed up and frustrated by that joe biden has led us off a fiscal cliff. >> brian: not talking about a columnist that says we are going overboard with donald trump trials, we're not talking about anything, we're talking about this because it is historic for all the wrong reasons, in my

view. clay, we will follow you on your radio show and outkick.com. is that all right? >> clay: i will take that, if you want to check out outkick, i hope you will enjoy it. >> brian: i like to think i'm a beacon, too, clay doesn't think so. still ahead, a match brewed in heaven, it is national coffee day with a cop. we have coffee and police officers on fox square. first check in with bill hemmer. >> bill: he pulled that alarm four days too soon. >> brian: could have done it yesterday, kevin mccarthy would have high fived him. >> bill: right on that. good morning to you and the viewers at home. where to now? wow. byron donalds with his take moments away on that. a few in congress bicker and big cities can't get crime under control, home prices out of

control and donald trump is back in court next hour. it's been a week already and it is only wednesday. see you shortly, top of the hour.

>> it is national coffee with a

cup day. we have wonderful police officers from nassau county. let's look at the forecast. feels like summertime, 71 in new york city. the cold front will march across the plains and could bring severe weather, potentially even tornadoes. keep that in mind if there is watch or warning in your area. we'll keep you posted. the one i'm watching for ali. philippe is coming and new york rain saturday and sunday. brian said he could do the weather. you did say that. >> i guess i have some witnesses here, i have to admit to it. all right. >> we'll hold you to it. over to ainsley. i like her better right now. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. it is national coffee with a cop day and we're grabbing a cup of

joe with law enforcement agencies. see the guys over there all around. all courtesy of steven ball or the co-owner of pj's coffee. thank you for doing that. >> it is not courtesy of me but all of our franchisees and pj's coffee team. >> you give away free coffee to anyone in law enforcement every day. >> corporate stores we've been doing that for 45 years. you come in and start your day or end your day in uniform and you get a free cup of coffee. this day means a lot to me. in new orleans we have a special relationship with our first responders and police and having gone through all we have and mardi gras and new year's. we have a great relationship with them. the french quarter. our russell phillip is the sergeant there takes good care of us and patrol our roasting facility with four locations in the french quarter. we have a great relationship and start our day every day with

police officers. >> steve is with some police officers. i will go to you, steve. >> steve: this guy is from the sufficient jock county. >> how important is coffee with a cup? >> very important. trust and getting involved in the community. >> steve: one of the reasons i'm here at this table. swing around. these are state cops from my state of new jersey. if you see me what will happen? okay, good. lawrence over to you. >> why did you decide to be a police officer? >> i wanted an opportunity to serve my community. >> what about you? >> i wanted people to see somebody like me become a police officer. >> thank you all so much for all that you do. all right. thanks so much for watching "fox & friends." i think we have a little bit of time. we have a diner in dallas tomorrow. see you all there. heading back home. >> bill: thanks, good morning,