Ray Made News Today

Director ray had to say. >> as can you imagine, we are just as outraged by what happened on january 6th and just as determined to do our part to make sure that never happens again. now the nur orfolk report he referenced is a specific piece of raw unverified intelligence that arrived from a source online, unvetted the day before and despite the raw nature of it, it was quickly passed, no the one, not two, but three different ways to the capitol police. >> and director ray made that point before....

Going. janice: on the morning of september 11th, 2001, ray made his way down to the world trade towers where they once stood to dig for his friends and colleagues. >> we were down there for days, weeks, months. and i know ray played an integral part of the recovery effort down at 9/11, the trade center. janice: the air he breathed poisoned his body and he was eventually diagnosed with cancer. ray kept going. his goal was to ghetto washington and get lawmakers to extend a bill which grants health...

There and joining us right now live. janice: hi. steve: i knew jillian and rob golfed i not know you golfed. janice: i did not golf. i meant well this was a project near and dear to my heart. you know im married to a firefighter who has been a firefighter for over 20 years. we knew ray. my husband knew ray for 20 years. he was a wonderful guy that loved "fox & friends." actually the summer concert series, he used to come to the summer concert series. jillian: did he really? janice: did he. he sa...

>> i would like to give that helmet to my friend rob. [applause] janice: something that seemed to be exactly in the spirit of ray pfeiffer. >> janice: okay, im not going to cry. rob: you are going to cry again. janice: did i in the 5:30. thank you to everyone who participated. ray was a wonderful man. we love his family. you can donate the ray pfeiffer foundation.org linked up to website. have to remember these first responders they are dying today because 9/11 related illnesses. jillian: thank ...

Soldiers. the commanders of the f.e. warren air force base in wyoming agreeing to make changes to this ceremonial remembrance table. the freedom foundation calls it christian supremacy and says nearly 40 people at the base filed complaints about it the table is a long standing tradition that was started after the vietnam war. a look at your headlines. janice: look at all of us. >> look at the three of them. [laughter] pete: ray was a 9/11 first responder spent nine months working against the wre...