Traditional two-parent families vanish from big cities as marriage deserts expand

The 'Fox & Friends' co-hosts discuss a new report showing that traditional two-parent families are vanishing from major American cities like Cleveland, Washington D.C., and Detroit, as 'marriage deserts' continue to expand.

Marriage deserts are expanding rapidly in major American cities, as Ainsley Earhardt, Lawrence Jones and Brian Kilmeade discuss. Traditional two-parent nuclear families are vanishing from areas like Cleveland, Washington D.C., and Detroit, according to a new census report. Bipartisan analysts emphasize that the presence of both parents in a household strongly supports childhood development and long-term economic success.