a virtue signal that helps no one. get to work. you got a lot bigger problems in that city. >> carley: tomi, thank you so much. have great day. a wild brawl breaks out at florida skating rate over the weekend all because a party was canceled. [bleep] [bleep] [shouting] [breaking glass] >> omg is right. the party was canceled because the group fired to hire an off duty officer for the event, which is required. that's when the fight broke out. police say other people were called in to take place in the riot, as many as 300 to 400 people were involved. 23 teens, six adults were arrested. quite the video to end the show. >> todd: same response carley tells me i'm not getting breakfast today. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> carley: have a great day.

>> steve: welcome aboard, folks, it's 6:00 in new york city. it's currently 56 degrees and going to be sunny. >> carley: going to be warm. >> steve: going to be hot. a hot show for you on this may 21st, 2024. this is "fox & friends." first up, inflation nation. it's hitting all of us. president biden tries to flip the narrative again, now blaming companies for overcharging. everyday americans share the true reality of bidenomics right here on "fox & friends." you've heard them. >> i work four jobs and it's very difficult with inflation. >> it's very challenging to survive as is. >> there is no relief any insight. he is not doing anything. >> ainsley: plus, fani's fate, the embattled d.a. begging voters to go out and cast their ballots for her and support, quote: the rule of law. >> i need people around the country to support me big and small, to say that we are going to be a country that still believes in the rule of law.

>> lawrence: okay. that was funny. and saluting the stars and stripes. it's all-american week at fort liberty. some will say bragg. and some got behind the scenes looks. "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ the same old story ♪ same old okay song and dance, my friend ♪ >> brian: fort bragg, and i want to tell you fort liberty, formerly fort bragg. yesterday i had a chance to go through all of this stuff. now you get a chance to see it up close and personal, best and brightest and best equipment. colonel, thanks so much for seeing you. you bruit exciting vehicles for the next three hours. you can't shake us. josh, thanks for the ride specialist. quick tour. >> m 1 abrams coming out of fort stiewrkts georgia. dominating the battlefield. brian bribe now new is this. >> newest tank in the army and

the world. >> brian: training on this already. >> always. >> mt 2 bradley carrying 6 infantry men. combined in that tank combined arms team. >> brian: 6 in the back. three man crew. five millimeter cannon. >> brian: that's the latest generation, too. you heard about himars with ukraine. this is the vehicle? >> m 142 himars right now carrying 6, 227-millimeter rockets. >> brian: can we see them? >> yeah. let's go to the back. >> brian: normally camouflage on them. you don't want this to be detected. [lost audio] >> steve: that's really good. >> lawrence: we'll get him back. >> ainsley: it's all-american week. that's a good start to the show. coming in, what do you call that a tank? coming in in the jeep? >> lawrence: multiple tanks. our fireplace fire power. our showing what our guys can do will encourage some folks to

join the military. >> steve: we ask them to do a tough job. it's important and united states government to give those guys the best stuff. as brian was detailing with the colonel. >> ainsley: we will show it you later in the show. >> steve: we got three hours. we are going to go ahead and connect some things in the back room. apparently something went haywire. >> ainsley: in the meantime get you started with headlines you need to know as you start your day. this is a fox news alert. france says it is backing the international criminal court's decision to pursue arrest warrants against israeli's prime minister benjamin netanyahu along with other israeli and hamas leaders over their military actions in the middle east. france's foreign ministry saying, quote: france supports the international criminal court. its independence and the fight against impunity in all situations. president biden yesterday mistakingly claiming an american held by hamas was with him during a white house rose garden event. >> lawrence: unbelievable.

>> working around the clock to free the remaining hostages just as we have freed hostages already. and here with us today is hersch goldberg poland and still -- is he not here with us, but he is still being held by hamas. >> ainsley: herb one of the five known americans still being held by hostages or as hostages by hams. we have interviewed his parents before. the testimony in the now infamous karen reed murder trial continues in a massachusetts court today it. follows a dramatic day of testimony on friday. emotions were high and witnesses clashed with defense attorney. reid accused of hitting and killing police officer boyfriend john o'keefe with her car in a boston suburb back in january of 2022 killing him and leaving him to die in the cold. her defense attorneys, however, are accusing local and state police of a mask conspiracy to frame her for his murder. she was charged with second degree murder.

video shows the moments former red sox pitcher austin maddox is arrested in florida as part of an underaged sex sting. he and 27 others are accused of soliciting sex over the internet from people that they believe were minors. the arrest report saying maddox agreed to meet an undercover agent posing as a 14-year-old girl at a prearound location. maddox's lawyer says he plans on pleading not guilty. president biden heads to new england today with campaign stops in new hampshire and boston on the schedule. this as his campaign announces it has $192 million in cash on hand. but, for the first time, this election cycle, the trump campaign has out-fundraised the biden campaign. trump bringing in $76.2 million in april compared to biden's 5 million. bill maher and our very own greg gutfeld clashing over former president trump last night but agreeing that the country is

polarized. >> we are polarized. i don't think we can deny that the pointed is that we can also be friends. [applause] >> let's not pretend that these disagreements are not profound. let's just say okay, they are profound but you know what? there is 90 other things we could talk about which we wouldn't disagree on. and i can't hate you. i have said it a million times. you can hate trump. you can't hate all the people who like him. >> ainsley: mar says he thinks it appears trump is winning the election. those are your headlines. >> steve: he is right the country is polarized. there is one thing we can all get together on. prices cost -- everything costs too much. regardless of what you buy, whether it's a service, it's a good, it's place you want to go. it's a thing. it costs too much. so the white house yesterday put out a memo explaining because it is the number one reason joe biden is behind in the polls right now what they are doing to try to fix prices coast to coast. >> ainsley: there's a memo that was obtained by fox business.

and it says as major corporations, many seeing record profits overcharged the american people. so the white house is blaming the businesses. and in some cases keeping prices elevated despite inflation falling. president biden is taking unprecedented action to deliver relief for middle class families. >> steve: they go on to say we are standing up to corporate price gouging at the core of that fight. of course, you know who he is blaming, he is blaming republicans and is he blaming big corporations. but, here's the thing. we heard the announcement a couple of months ago about how the biden administration is trying to protect people by getting rid of billions of dollars worth of junk fees, right? so, right now, the airlines are suing the administration because they say you know, we don't want to disclose fees upfront. credit card companies are suing the administration over that new rule that would cap credit card late fees at 8 bucks, which would be great. and drug companies are suing the

administration over the inflation reduction act that would make it cheaper to buy drugs if you are on medicare. >> lawrence: one of the companies that has decided to lower their prices with target. and they are lowering the prices when it comes to milk, meat, bread, seed soda, fresh fruit, snacks, yogurt, snacks and so on. i did some research on the company. the last earnings call didn't go so well. it looks like they are trying to compete with walmart as well. they also compared to last year they let $25,000 -- 25,000 people go. they have had record amount of theft. the question is how are they able to get the prices down when they are experiencing all of these losses and i think it's just a sign of the times, if they want customers to come back, they have to do something. >> ainsley: yeah. target, one of the executives said we know customers are feeling pressure to make the most of their budget, target is here to help. they want to do this ahead of memorial day weekend, this

weekend, fourth of july and back to school. they said you can also save an additional 5% if you get one of those target circle cards. but they are lowering prices on 1500 items to start. and then they said thousands of more price cuts are planned for the summer. >> steve: and do you know what, lawrence, you are absolutely right. on wednesday they reported their first quarter earnings and down 1.7%. ains this is going to help them. >> steve: it's the first time they have ever been down in seven years. what they're looking at is looking at other companies who have cut prices. and, do you know what? customers are flocking to those places because everybody is looking for. >> lawrence: trying to get a bargain. >> steve: everybody wants a deal. how many people have stopped shopping at grocery stores and now go to the dollar store. how many people go to costco or b.j.'s and sam sam's club and sk up on so much stuff. >> ainsley: costco saying going to increase prices.

keeping 1.50 hot dog deal. when they're increasing price on the -- what did you say yesterday in the virgin olive oil it's going up to like $25? >> lawrence: that's right. to that point, ainsley. that's what i worry about with these cost cutting. it doesn't seem like they can afford to do it. is it sustainable. i think to the company's point. they will try to do whatever they can at the moment. we have talked with some guests about. this it looks like a lot of folks living paycheck to paycheck. and they display what is happening in biden's economy. watch. >> this administration, promised me a cap sit toe but handed me instead of a cup of joe overflowing with inflation. >> i do most of the shopping in my home and the prices were through the roof. >> inflation is still out of control. there is no relief, any, you know, insight. is he not doing anything. >> inflation keeps going up so everything costs more with raising kids. >> very hard being a college student in this day and age, especially for myself. i work four jobs and difficult with all inflation.

>> i think we're too busy worried about putting food on the table. worried about inflation. >> working some of the wealthiest counties and zip codes in the country. and despite that, i could tell you that our customers are, you know, some of them are sweating their bills. >> lawrence: steve, to that point, it's not just us and the people we talk to. "the washington post" puts it this way. polls show american people favor former president donald trump over biden on economic issues. and i think it's just -- it's not a partisan thing. but, when people are going to the store, or they are going to the pump gas, and they see the costs up, they compare it to four years ago, and how they are able to. >> ainsley: where are you going to go? you are going to go to target with the prices are lower. >> steve: go to costco where can you buy in bulk. >> ainsley: not if you have a small apartment in new york city. >> steve: that's definitely a problem. >> ainsley: there is no room in my closet. >> steve: they are pulling their hair out. inflation will not go down.

they needed it below 2. it won't be below 2 before the election. what are they doing? look, we are really working harder for you. it doesn't feel like you are in good shape if you are in really good shape. we will tell you about an atlantic article in the next hour where essentially they are blaming the news media. it's like so much gloomy news out there. the numbers are really good. forget about the gloominess. how gloomy is it, however, at your house when you are paying the bills? >> ainsley: what are the biggest financial challenges that you and your family are facing? we want to hear from you. we will read them later throughout the show. friends at friends@foxnews.com. >> steve: tradeoffs people are making. can't stop eating. 4r-6r9, meanwhile, the cover of the "new york post" today reads liar, con artist, thief. that's what the post says. it's talking about michael cohen after yesterday's fiery day in court. >> ainsley: eric shawn is live at the new york supreme court for the latest. hey, eric. >> eric: good morning, ainsley.

he was the surprise witness here at this trial who actually really blew up this case. and the defendant said exactly that, quoting a reporter, saying it was some explosion in the courtroom. >> this is a bomb being dropped on the prosecution's case. this is cruising for prosecution credibility. >> eric: robert costello, a trump ally is, a well-known new york lawyer. you may remember last week he stunned observers by telling congress he heard a completely different story from michael cohen than what cohen told the jury it. was back in 2018 when cohen was raided by the fbi. and costello gave him some advice. cohen told him donald trump was not involved with paying stormy daniels and that trump did not even know about it. on the stand yesterday, costello testified that, quote: michael cohen said numerous times that president trump knew nothing about the payment to stormy daniels. he said this numerous times.

costello also told that to fox news. >> i kept on going back and suggesting to him listen, michael, if you have something truthful on donald trump, now is the time to cooperate. and he kept on saying over and over again, 10 to 20 times "i swear to god, bob, i don't have anything on donald trump." >> eric: as for michael cohen he is finished with his testimony. the prosecution rested. he stuck to a story that stormy was paid by the former president, so her claims will not hurt presidential campaign. he not only repeatedly lied in the past, even under oath. but stole money from trump, keeping $30,000 for himself that was supposed to go to an it company. there was a dramatic moment in court as robert costello testified at one point he was muttering under his breath saying this is ridiculous. he was rolling his eyes. that really ticked off the judge. judge juan merchan ordered

everybody out of the courtroom. he completely cleared the courtroom. even turning the cameras off. you can only presume that he read robert costello the riot act, telling him to behave. costello back on the stand this morning for more testimony. back to you. >> steve: eric, i read that closing arguments are going it start may 28th, the day after memorial day? >> eric: yeah, that's what the judge said they set next tuesday for the closing arguments. so, you know, steve, we may get a verdict, possibly next week when it goes to the jury. >> lawrence: thanks so much. i wish the judge would have the same energy when stormy daniels was testifying. >> ainsley: um-huh. >> lawrence: i think people will respect the court if the judge is outraged when both people on both sides are out of line. since the judge allowed it to happen and then wanted to admonish mr. costello, i don't think that's fair. >> ainsley: she is talking about seeing ghosts and the specific details of her alleged affair, he will allow that in court.

but then when it comes to costello telling him not to roll his eyes. and then you have michael cohen. did you steal from the trump organization? he says yes, sir. >> steve: that's a headline. that's something new. all right. so let's go from that criminal trial to the potential trial down in georgia. today is primary election day in five states across the country, including georgia. and it's interesting because voters there will decide whether two key players in the donald trump cases get to keep their job. one is fani willis, of course she is the one who brought the indictments against trump and 18 others. and the sorry superior judge scott mcafee randomly assigned to the case. they are both on the ballots, and it will be interesting to see if they survive primary day because if either are ousted, it could actually slow down the case, obviously. >> lawrence: so, ainsley, fanny is doing a media blitz and she went to hard news rachel maddow

to make her pitch to the voters. this is what she had to say. watch. >> i am at a point where i need fulton county voters to get out and vote. i need people around the country to support me, big and small, to say that we are going to be a country that still believes in the rule of law. we are not going to allow people to be attacked while they do their job. having prosecutors that are free from interference and are allowed to just look at cases, look at the facts,and if people brought -- broke the law, to bring charges has to go on for us to live in a free society. >> ainsley: she believes in the rule of law yet she is under investigation use of taxpayer money during her relationship with the former prosecutor nathan wade and could come under scrutiny new body prosecutorial oversight panel. it's new disciplinary board. and it was a law that was written by the republican controlled legislature and signed into law by the governor. what this board does, they have the power to remove prosecutors

from cases if there is misconduct. and she was also telling rachel, she said that they want to tell us how to prosecute, who to prosecute, and where we should put our resources. >> lawrence: she is making the case that georgia is coming after her as well as all the rest of -- they created this board because there was a record number of minors that became d.a.s. she is not siding -- there was evidence the judge essentially had to tell her either way goes or i got dismiss this case. if you need an oversight board it, would be for a moment like that. she takes no responsibility for that as well. >> steve: she does have one democratic challenger today, and if she wins, fani willis then she will face a republican in november. one thing given the fact both she and the judge are incumbents and name recognition across the country they both made a boat load of dough, national money. >> ainsley: people don't like donald trump and in support of

her? >> steve: i would imagine that probably did volume writing some checks. >> lawrence: we will be following it. >> steve: we will give you results tomorrow. >> ainsley: in the meantime carley shimkus has headlines. >> carley: that's me. it's time for fox and trends. the iconic ma icon more say cea. film full of swear words and not so nice language. >> do you know how you tell the story. >> no, no, i don't know. you said it, how do i know. you said i'm funny. how the [bleep] am i funny? what the [bleep] is so funny about me? tell me, tell me what's funny. >> [bleep] out of here. >> i almost had him. you stuttering [bleep]. >> carley: providing that warning for viewers of foul language and get. this cultural stereo types that

do not match with today's standards. elvis presley's iconic mansion will be auctioned off at a foreclosure sale this thursday this comes after presley used the collateral $3.8 million loan back in 2018 company says she defaulted on. elvis' granddaughter who current owns the property filed a lawsuit saying the s sail is fraudulent. traumatized and never thought the property could go in the hands of the stormtracker. the family home getting auctioned off. kylie kelsey delivering cabrini university's final commencement address before the school in pennsylvania is set to close. graduates i want to start by addressing the elephant in the room. first your high school graduation was stolen from you by a global pandemic. then your college denounced it

was closing and now this. you couldn't even get a top 5 will kelce as your commencement speaker. >> self-deposit pro-indicating. adorable. the wife of retired eagle center graduated from cabrini in 2017 and star athlete on field hockey team. the university closing out final semester after 67 years citing falling enrollment and financial pressure. they did have a good laugh at their commencement. >> lawrence: she is a total boss, too. she has so much loyalty to the eagles that she refuses to put on a kansas city chief jersey. >> carley: to support the brother-in-law. >> lawrence: she put on a t-shirt but not the jersey. >> steve: told her husband to put his shirt back on. >> carley: don't you dare take it off but did he anyway to her horror. >> steve: the story before that grace land, we should buy it.

>> ainsley: i know. >> carley: as a show? >> lawrence: put our pennies together. >> carley: for me it will truly be pennies, for others maybe on the couch maybe more. >> steve: let's find out who buys it. i'm sure they will turn it into a museum to make money. >> ainsley: we'll see. thank you, carley. >> ainsley: don't forget to set your dvrs, 6 to 9 eastern time and set your dvrs you have to set it for each hour. >> steve: click, click, click. international criminal court seeking an arrest warrant for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and amal clooney, george clooney's wife was one of those pushing for it. our next guest says we need to defund this kangaroo court. >> lawrence: plus, brian is live at fort liberty, also known as fort bragg for all-american week. brian? >> brian: yeah. i mean it's going to be really exciting. first things first, we are going to learn how you jump out of the plane there is interred me that the step. if you look at this button see the step which i will be doing.

colonel, any advice. >> feet and knees together? >> brian: feet and knees together? look up, guys. [shouting] >> brian: we will be doing that a little bit later. going to is a great time here at fort liberty. great history at fort bragg. the finest men and women in our country are in action for you, ladies and gentlemen on all-american week, days from memorial day, don't move. "fox & friends" continues. ♪ yeah ♪

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>> lawrence: ought to get this. we are learning that amonthly clooney helped the international community court put forth arrest warrants for israeli leaders. her husband george is set to fund raise for president biden next month. madeleine rivera joins us with the details. >> good morning, lawrence. amal clooney says she was approached by the prosecutor icc months ago to investigate parted of a panel seven legal and academic experts. after reviewing evidence which they say included witness statements, videos and photos. they found crimes may have been committed by hamas and israeli officials. clooney saying in a statement: we unanimously conclude that there are reasonable grounds to believe that israeli prime

minister benjamin netanyahu and israeli defense minister gallant have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity, including starvation as a method of warfare, murder, persecution, and extermination, misclooney is a lebanese human rights lawyer and co-founder of the clooney foundation for justice. her famous husband, george clooney well-known supporter of president biden. in fact, the actor is expected to attend a major fundraiser in l.a. next month where former president obama and actress julia roberts are also set to appear. clooney and roberts will be featured in social media posts and digital ads in support of the president. steve? >> steve: all right, madeleine, thank you very much. >> madeleine: you got it. >> steve: critics pointing out the icc ignores human rights abuses from some of the world's human rights leaders including china, iran and syria. our next guest warns in an op-ed in the "new york post" it's time to defund this kangaroo court before it targets the united states. richard goldberg served on the

national security council under president trump he joins us right now from chicago. richard, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: amal clooney that doesn't surprise you, does it. she has been called in to help icc in the past. >> it's just one more antidote here of what a kangaroo court this is. this is not serious. this is not about the law. not about international law. this is about lawfare. that is to use a system of law as a weapon of war. this is a kangaroo court that supposedly is a court of last resort that is now targeting a democracy in israel that has a functioning court system. and, by 9 way, is not a member of the icc itself. international criminal court. they never signed the treaty that makes you subject to their rules. and so if you are a democracy, you have a functioning court system, you have various ways of holding yourself accountable, just like we do in the united states, you are not supposed to be subject to their jurisdiction. so what have they done? they have gone and interviewed

hamas. gone and interviewed hamas allies in gaza. we have the evidence now we can indict israeli prime minister. the defense minister. it's hogwash. but guess what? it's serious business. it's not just israel today as you said, steve, it's the united states tomorrow, there is an active investigation by the icc into american soldiers for alleged war crimes in afghanistan. so, if we want to stand by and watch this super national court, this kangaroo court start walking indictments against democracies that aren't even members of the court, we're going to be next. >> steve: you never know, now, as you pointed out, we are not members of the icc, and neither is israel. they currently have a budget, a little north of $200 million. and richard, their biggest donors are japan, germany, the united kingdom and france. and i haven't heard much from any of them regarding these indictments. but you have a plan to essentially use the financial

systems of the united states, to put the squeeze on them. >> that's right. remember, president trump actually did issue an executive order to threaten sanctions against the officials at the icc as at the time four years ago now, we're looking at this type of action either targeting israel or the united states, and they did back off. now, president biden it withdrew that executive order. so now we are left with no tools right now to pressure this organization or its funders. so we need reconstitute that sanctions regime. not just targeting the prosecutor and other officials there, but also targeting the money flow. our financial sanctions, if we impose them on the i scrmplet c itself. would say to any bank you can't process the transaction for this kang room court. you can't fund and finance and allow money to flow to lawfare against the united states and israel. and then we gold to our closest allies, who fund this organization to say to the

japanese you're surrounded by china and income who are left alone by this kangaroo court and you are going to be the top donor to an organization that attacks the united states and other democratic allies? are you nuts? go to germany, the second top donor to say hey, don't you have a special unique responsibility to israel? after the holocaust? you're going to fund this sort of action against israel? no way. >> steve: it's a great way to get them because we are not members. so that could be the only end around. we have to find out what congress is going to do now. richard goldberg, thank you very much for joining us and telling us your story. tell us all about it in the "new york post." >> you bet. >> steve: it is 633 in new york city. outrage after a transgender athlete dominated a middle school track event in washington. riley gaines says adults need to take a stand for young female athletes. as you can see she is live in the studio coming up next. ♪ arm around any vet that i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing.

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>> janice: good morning, everyone. we have tornado warnings in nebraska. let's zoom on in just west of the omaha area. several tornado warn storms. this is doppler radar indicating rotation in several counties here just west of omaha harks nebraska. and, within this cluster, we also have severe thunderstorm warnings and flash flooding occurring. severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 7:00 a.m. local time for nebraska in towards iowa because these storms are moving eastward. past 24 hours you can see the tornado warn storms for parts of colorado toward nebraska. and taking a look at the severe weather threat today, another high alert for the midwest but we could see strong storms from texas all the way up towards the great lakes with a bulls eye here east of omaha towards des moines, davenport, convincey, illinois. and this is going to be a big deal where we could see the potential of at least ef 2 tornadoes, very strong winds. and heavy rain that could cause flooding. so, yet, another day of severe

storms. we have tornadoes warnings right now in nebraska. have a way to get those watches and warnings. if you are under a warning, make sure you are getting to the lowest portion of your home. anxiously, we will continue to keep you up to date. >> ainsley: we know youful. thank you so much, janice. a tratransgender athlete winnint junior event beating out the girls by almost 7 seconds. on the east coast the supreme court refuses to weigh in as maryland parents are fighting to end a policy that will allow schools to conceal children's gender identity, allow them to transition without telling the parents. joining us now is outkick.com contributor riley gaines. riley, you are the perfect person to come on. you dealt with this. what's your reaction. we got the picture. show the picture of the transgender athlete who one first place by 7 seconds. and we got the pictures of the second place winner from her parents. because her mom said she had a

knee injury, she worked her way back. but was first place until this -- the transgender athlete wanted to compete. >> it breaks my heart. but this should not be surprising to anyone anymore because the story is virtually the exact same every single time. this is becoming more and more common. it's seemingly a mediocre man who decides to switch to the women's team who becomes a record smasher and that's exactly what we have seen here. the photo, this boy is -- they are in eighth grade. this boy is built. he has bigger biceps, his legs are built. look at him compared to the rest of the girls. i want to commend the second place finisher the rightful winner ainsley wilson her face wasn't blurred which means she was okay with putting her name and face out there. i think that's applaudable. that is something that is i understand the risk. i understand the threats. but she deserves to be deemed and called the champion. >> ainsley: this is purely about fairness and making sure the girls are safe.

>> that's what this is about. that's the stance we have taken. the stance very often gets labeled as anti-transor trans transfocus. what i'm standing for safety. i'm standing for transparency. i'm standing for privacy in areas of undressing. i'm standing for equal opportunity. the stand i have taken is pro-woman not and anything. >> you have a new book coming out today. great title, swimming against the current. have you had to do that in your whole life and now doing it in a different way. >> totally. what a fun process to now have written a book. the title author by my name, that's insane. but really what this book is something i wish i had when i was struggling with this when i was debating i do speak up about this? is it worth it? what is the trajectory of this? is it something that will kind of just get swept under the rug? do i continue on with my life. the book is a more in-depth account of my experience what we

went through division one championships march of 2022 competing against lia thomas. how we got to this point, with where we are headed and what we can do about it as everyday people, as female athletes, coaches, parents, ultimately it's up to us to call out the hypocrisy and push back. >> ainsley: do you regret you took this stand. if you could go back would you take it this far again. >> i don't reget it at all. we are often told ewe will be ostracized i mentioned the threats and the risks. let me tell you it is the easiest thing in the world to say that there are two sexes and that you can't change your sex and that each sex is deserving of equal opportunity, privacy, and safety. that's a hill i'm willing to die on. and if that's not a hill that parents are willing to die on, again, just everyday common sense people who intuitively know that men and women are different, than what in the world is the hill that you are willing to die on. >> ainsley: riley, thank you so much.

everyone pick up her book it's called "swimming against the current" can you buy it for your daughters or mother or if you want to read it yourself. great summer reading. memorial day is this weekend. thank you so much. it is all-american week at fort liberty at brian was tasked with an important mission. is he going to show us, next. ♪

♪ >> brian: welcome back, everybody. this is fort liberty. this is all-american week here. this is the home to 87,000 military members. 23,000 family members, 11,000 civilians, great history here over 100 years. all-american week i'm pumped up for it. guys, are you pumped up for all-american week? [chant] >> brian: we didn't have much time or daylight yesterday. i quickly ordered the black hawk. it brought me to the base and did i everything possible to show i don't belong in the army. and i want to show you everyone -- everyone out there how special these men and women are. watch.

>> so it was once fort bragg is now fort liberty. i have landed here to my first ever black hawk ride with a helmet on and i can't wait to see what america's army is up to in action. let's go. one of the great things about fort liberty is the training. and the training to rocket launch. and this is, what? >> hi mars right there high mobility artillery rocket system. >> brian: from the time the mission is called in to you taking action, do you have a rough period how long it would take? >> roughly 3 to 5 minutes to get a rocket down range. >> brian: how many miles can this travel accurately. >> about 50 miles. >> brian: sounds good. [beeping] >> we just got another fire mission. you want to move this button and move it up in the air toward our target. that's our fire switch. can you fire it and it just flew away. >> brian: is this mission

complete? >> this mission is complete. >> brian: let's go. first out city block the mission. bad guys are on the inside. the americans are going to look to take it down. >> i'm a platoon leader so my job is all about taking care of paratroopers and preparing them for war. the mission is to clear the building. >> mind if i follow? >> let's go. >> okay. [gunfire] >> any bad guys in the building they are going to keep their heads down and that's going to prevent them from firing at us. >> brian: i see him right now, he has an orange flag. >> now we are about to move. [gunfire] >> we have a few assets that we can use to try to give us the best chance of surviving. we got smoke and flash bangs and grenades. you trust your training and teammates. >> how did you do? >> excellent. very well. >> brian: i saw we had one ghawcialt urban fighting we had.

>> right now we would accept the patient into our sub surgically rapidly deploy and take on a patient in 30 minutes. >> brian: how has that been. >> it is critical. that is the priority in our tent. >> brian: major, everybody is excited about this new tank. >> engage and destroy anything from armored vehicles, machine gun nets or bunkers. >> brian: what takes it so valuable? >> the fact that we can destroy any armor outfit. >> brian: that's good. i hear i will be able to go around in one tank. is this the tank. >> this is the tank. you ready to go? >> brian: i don't know how to get in this. how do you get in? >> i can show you. >> brian: all right, sergeant major, you are on the cutting edge of the technical approach to the battlefield keeping the men and women off it and letting robots do the work? >> you look up here right now, we can deploy up to 10 drones

from this mother ship drone. this estimate is outfitted with 20 drones. i can move this from miles away. those drones will be carrying explosives to be able to blow up those mines. >> this is a it. >> rv 150. heavy lift drone. carries 150 pounds. >> brian: do you feel like we are just touching the edge of drone technology when it documents warfare? >> we are. our partnerships in general with industry, armor command, the other labs that are out there are amazing. it's what helps us keep innovating. >> brian: it's changing warfare it? >> is. >> brian: staff sergeant, we are at the shooting range. >> we are going to shoot the 40-millimeter grenade launch. >> brian: at it or in the vicinity of it. >> you mainly want to hit it. yes. >> line up your sight. [explosion] >> brian: that is so cool but i didn't get close.

now i get to leave in an apache. because officially say america is in some great hands. [explosion] >> ainsley: very nice. >> brian: that was pretty amazing. i shot a grenade launcher. lawrence, can you probably help me with this or chris our floor manager. i had to line up the two sights. i think i hit the next fort. i'm not sure really what i hit. i was able to hit the tank with a brand new gun. it's pretty amazing what everybody does on daily basis. i didn't even know we had a futures command. we have somebody -- we have a unit just studying the next generation of weaponry and war fighting and studying the battlefield in ukraine. it's pretty amazing. >> lawrence: brian, one thing i like about you going out there, i feel like this helps recruitment, get these young guys out there. we have a recruitment problem. what do you think? >> brian: i know, by the way, the army is already ahead of

last year. why did you join, sir? >> why did i join? i joined because i really enjoy serving my country, sir. being about something bigger than myself. >> brian: right. you certainly are. you are the second one from wisconsin, right? >> yes, my aunt and uncle were both in the army. i grew unjust looking at her since kindergarten i wanted to be in the army. >> brian: guy, thanks so much. more in a little while, this is a all-american week. i'm privileged to be here. back to you guys right after this

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