live from the Fox News radio studios in New York City fresh off the set of

Fox and friends. It's America's receptive voice. Brian Kilmead. Hi everyone.

Welcome to the latest minutes of the Brian Kilmeach. Oh, come with to you

from New York, heard around the country, heard around the world. We have a big

hour coming away, a summer cast with Barney and company. We will also update

you and recap what's going on with President Biden's first piece to the United

Nations. He's talking about that we're going to support climate change as

usual. And he's going to say we're not going to start a cold war with China.

I didn't think we were anyway. That's what the UN accusers are doing. And we'll

talk about that as well as try to make sense of the way we left Afghanistan,

which will prove to be impossible. But we're going to give up the big three

for a great reason. One of America's, if not the finest

documentarians and historians is with us now. He has made a major impact

on those who want to know about American history and and get it through

the lens of how it lived it. I think with the first time I saw

heard about Ken Burns, who was with the the history of baseball. And then of

course, we have that we have the Civil War. And the last one was an area in which I

thought I knew more than Ken. And that is the life of Cassius Cuy slash

Muhammad Ali. He has now taken on that and he's done a remarkable job.

It is a it is a four round fight. Round one was on and it's on PBS.

Ken Burns joins us now. Ken, welcome back. Good morning. Thank you for having me, Brian.

No problem. Ken, what made you want to tackle Muhammad Ali?

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