Here's what is on tap for Wednesday:
"FOX & Friends First"
Starts at 6 a.m. ET
A retired elementary teacher, beaten by cops in New Orleans and the whole thing caught on tape. Was the incident a violation of civil rights? We'll ask David Schwartz, criminal defense attorney and former New York assistant district attorney.
Plus, from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita to earthquakes in Pakistan, are Americans suffering from disaster fatigue? We'll ask Dr. Georgia Witkin, FOX News contributor.
"FOX & Friends"
Starts at 7 a.m. ET
ABC may have put a woman in the White House, but is America ready to take the same step? We'll ask Susan Estrich, FOX News political analyst and author of "The Case for Hillary Clinton."
Will Ronnie Earle's kids take the heat for his prosecution of Texas Congressman Tom Delay? We'll get the details from Gardner Selby, political writer for The Austin-American Statesman.
Plus, we'll ask musician John Tesh how he's helping provide temporary homes for victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Then, are you a pushover when it comes to your kids? Betsy Hart, author of "It Takes a Parent," explains why she thinks it's time to stop the culture of "never-say-no" parenting.
And, "Hope and Faith's" leading man, Ted McGinley drops by!
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