President Donald Trump was at Mount Rushmore Friday to kick off America's 250th birthday celebrations with a speech delivered at the foot of the iconic monument with its giant carved heads of four of his legendary predecessors.

Mount Rushmore will celebrate America's 250th anniversary with its first fireworks display in years, but the event won't be open to everyone.

Brian Kilmeade shot down the idea of adding Donald Trump's face to Mt. Rushmore, alongside the images of past great American presidents.

The National Park Service has designated a First Amendment protest area in Keystone as Trump attends Mount Rushmore fireworks Friday, with agencies preparing for crowds and wildfire risk.