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>> lisa: brain kill me it is all over fox nation, our streaming service. you can log on that start watching for free right now on your computer, your phone, the app, smart tv. his radio show was there every day, plus his "fox & friends" after the show show. and he has a new special called "what makes america great." tell us about it. >> brian: for five more came out last night. we go to places in america they've got to see. it's part of our foundation, what has made us great previews and that word again. we try to give you a new twist. whether it's going underneath the lincoln memorial, bring ...

Secretary brought me below the lincoln memorial. ainsley: who is sketched on the wall. >> workers from 1910 idea of graffitiy of their days sketching their boss pretty cool. that might be open to the public in a year or two. we go to saint august gust augustine. everything thinks it's jamestown. tavern is where george washington said guy goodbye to his officers after we won the war. month cello we go with what thomas jefferson called home and go to the slave path where he had slaves. steve: we think we know these icons go, to foxnation.com and learn more about fox nation if you are not part of...

Ralph northam. he is digging himself into an even deeper hole amid continued calls to step down following a racist yearbook photo and his admitted use of blackface in the '80s. after vowing to stay in office to promote racial healing. really? then the governor said this over the weekend when he was talking about virginia's slave path. listen closely to what he says. >> if you look at virginia's's history, we are now at the 400-year anniversary. just 90 miles from here in 1619, the first indentured servants from africa landed on our shores in old point comfort, what we call now fort cmonroe. >>...

Virginia. disgraced democratic governor ralph northam. he is digging himself into an even deeper hole amid continued calls to step down following a racist yearbook photo. and his admitted use of blackface in the '80s. after vowing to stay in office to promote racial healing. really? then the governor said this over the weekend. when he was talking about virginia's slave path. listen closely to what he says. >> if you look at virginia's history we are now at the 400-year anniversary. just 90 miles from here in 1619, the first indentured servants from africa landed on our shores in old point com...