The parents of Sam Lilley, the late American Airlines killed in the Potomac plane crash, praised the modernization of the nation's air traffic control system under President Donald Trump.

Sam Lilley's dad Tim and stepmom Sheri join 'Fox & Friends' to discuss their take on the Trump administration's effort to overhaul the air traffic control system 100 days after the deadly collision.

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The U.S. government must be working for someone, but it’s clear it's not working to keep the planes in the sky.