[cheers and applause] mac >> should i learn vietnamese? should i learn vietnamese? for >> we miss you and when each of the next four years. >> judge jeanine: he isme willing to go anywhere anytime. kamala harri s who it is not scripted and no tiktok dances.ic it is authentic and that is wha> people want to see. >> judge jeanine : raymond thank you. that ijudgs it for us tonight. i'm judge jeanine pirro in for laura ingraham and make sure to catch me every friday >> todd: both kamala harris and

donald trump are preparing for a battleground blitz this week. the two sides can't come fo terms on debate. >> we want that tune for people to see donald trump for who he is, not censored, not muted. >> kamala harris is looking for an off ramp, they are in trouble. >> todd: is trump the one with wo mentum? tulsi gabbard latest democrat to defect and jump on the trump train. classes just started at cornell and so are protesters. buildings spray painted and windows busted out. a jewish student will tell us what is happening on campus. and mark zuckerberg admits to ce censoring platforms under pressure from the biden-harris administration. we'll tell you what else he admitted to. i'm todd piro.

carley shimkus has the day off. madeleine rivera is live in d.c. with the latest. good morning. >> >> madeleine: the standoff involves mics. president biden's team wanted to mute mics when not in use in the debate. >> we want that opportunity for the american people to see donald trump for who he is, not censored, not muted, the unfettered guy he is. supreme court has given him unfettered power. american people need to see the two live, unmuted. >> madeleine: former president trump's campaign says harris can't stay on message. >> kamala harris is looking for an off ramp. they realize they are in trouble. keep in mind, last time someone got in the political ring with

president trump, it ended their career. the harris camp is starting to freak out. there is another issue. it has been 36 days since kamala harris has done an interview or press conference, i think she's peaked. >> madeleine: trump is floating the possibility of not showing up to the debate as he criticizes the network. he has a new backer, tulsi gabbard. >> whether a democrats, republican or independent, if you love our country, as i do. if you cherish peace and freedom as we do, i invite you to join me in doing all we can to save our country and elect donald j trump and send him back to the white house to do the tough work of saving our country and serving the people. >> madeleine: harris and tim walz will kickoff a bus tour in

georgia tomorrow. trump is heading to wisconsin, michigan later this week. j.d. vance will accuse the biden-harris administration of -- >> todd: here is tulsi gabbard on why she is endorsing trump. >> it is not democrat versus republicans, it is having a president that stands for prosperity and peace versus kamala harris who attacks our freedoms and censors us and pushed us to brink of war and created this economic hardship for americans across the country. that is the choice before us. as a service member and veteran, it is a clear choice, i cherish peace and freedom and i'm supporting donald trump to be our commander-in-chief. if elected again, i am confident

donald trump will stand up to the military industrial complex and keep us out of wars of choice. >> todd: unlike tulsi gabbard, john tester not endorsing anyone, including kamala harris, vulnerable democrat says i'm focused on my race and folks have wanted to nationalize this race and this is not national politics, this is about montana. tester did endorse kamala harris in 2020, but has been distancing himself from the ticket. he won by 16 points in 2020, one of the first senators to call on biden to drop out of the race in july. harris and walz are making a play for georgia, kicking off a two-day bus tour tomorrow. >> really think we have a chance to win georgia and they will

compete in a hard way and make donald trump defend every ounce of ground in america. >> todd: a former georgia candidate joins me now. great to see you. kamala harris and democrats, 400,000 volunteers, 24 campaign offices in your great state of georgia. they seem confident. how concerned are you that kamala takes the peach state? >> i think they are putting their energy in the right place. georgia and 16 electoral votes is crucial here. regardless what you think of our leading presidential candidates, the people have spoken. these are the two candidates. maybe not so much for kamala harris, she was appointed.

georgia is a critical state. their mission, kamala and walz will focus on rural and minority and suburban voters. georgia and atlanta is the cradle of civil rights and they will use civil rights issues in issues in georgia because it works. >> todd: i wonder what the people think? i think pollsters and people are at odds and one strategist agrees with me. saying if polling errors are close to 2016 and 2020, then trump is in the lead right now, that would apply to georgia, as well. your thoughts on that statement? >> i agree 100%. in georgia, main issues are economic issues. georgia citizens felt the trump campaign and how strong our economy was during that campaign. i had people reach out to me

asking, this is my first time being able to contribute to a 401(k), what should i do? these are issues voters will not quickly forget. the race is tight, the kamala and walz campaign is coming to a full-court press throughout georgia. voters remember how things were in the trump administration and how biden admin stragz has avoided these topics. >> todd: and what happened in afghanistan three years ago. form erpresident trump promises to fire those involved in the afghanistan withdrawal if elected, listen. >> we'll guilty the resignation of everyone involved in the afghanistan calamity to be at my desk noon on inauguration day.

you have to fire people when they do a bad job. >> todd: kamala harris clearly trying to avoid discussing her role in that withdrawal, that is quite the contrast, don't you say, kelvin? >> i definitely agree. president trump is exactly right, that was one of the most embarrassing moments in our country's history and that shows their administration and their focus. biden gave up on afghanistan. that was a loss for the american might across the globe. he gave up on presidential race, harris was appoinappointed, nev a race. if trump administration can craft a message of weak biden administration, they give up when times get tough, contrast trump's strength, stick to

itness, he stood up even after getting shot in the head, if he can make that margin and that un uniqueness and difference between the two voters, he'll do fine. georgia is a red state, we are not giving up. >> todd: kelvin king, thank you, sir. former president sharing how elon musk might play a role in his administration, if re-elected. >> he wants to be involved. he's running big business and i don't think would be in the cabinet, i would put him in the cabinet, i don't think how he could with all he has going. he could consult with the country and give good ideas. >> todd: musk offered to serve on a commission if trump were to get back in the white house. remember this video we showed last week, showing a woman jumping railing to pet a tiger

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>> todd: we're back with a fox weather alert. severe storms packing possible tornados sweeping the midwest this morning. national weather service issuing severe thunderstorm watches for people in the region. a tree breaking in half in a minneapolis suburb. look at that. the tropical storm is heading west after dumping flooding rain on the big island. a lot of activity in the pacific. alaska working to recover from a landslide that left one dead and several homes damaged in a popular cruise ship town. janice dean has the fox weather for

forecast. wow, the pacific. >> janice: including alaska and hawaii. we had a hurricane south of the islands. we are watching gilma, and hector, and think those storms will move south of the islands. atlantic is starting to perk up, we are expecting development in the atlantic in the next seven days and things will ramp up. severe thunderstorms. we have a cold front slamming into warm, unstable air mass and could see stronger thunderstorms for the midwest today. we have heat alerts, excessive heat warnings for chicago toward milwaukee and stretching toward the mid-atlantic including new york. high heat indexes yesterday, feeling like 117 in cedar rapids, iowa. 115 in illinois over 110.

that is humidity and temperature. heat index and risk again across ohio river valley feeling like 109 in chicago, 112 in peoria and there are record highs tomorrow. looks like temperatures in the 90-degree range, it will feel worse with humidity. summer not over yet. >> todd: i have leaves changing colors and nashville has 100. appreciate it. police investigating suspected murder-suicide at rice university in houston after a student was found dead. police performed a wellness check and found her and her suspected -- not affiliated with the school, he did leave a note

indicating the two were in a romantic relationship. the president says the school is flying an drea's parents to houston today. >> andrea avilla, tonight we will wrap our arms around our students. we ask the community to keep us in your prayers as we comfort each other. >> todd: campus police and houston partly cloudy d are working together on the investigation. they say there is no threat to the public. resi residents of aurora, colorado, in john is a retired ice field director running in the colorado district and joins me now. denver is the city, they voted for sanctuary city policies, but

aurora has to deal with them. how bad is aurora right now? >> you know, the situation is starting to get bad. sanctuary jurisdiction protects t them. newly arrived foreign-born migrants, many are venezuelan have started to grow. many people in aurora and the community want to be told the truth. >> todd: denver welcomed 42,00 migrants. one guy from tren de aragua, a gang lead ser called the cookie monster, his name translateto cookie in know spaish. assault, shooting, yet he and his gang have seized multiple apartment complexes, like the

entire thing to run their crime ring. how does that happen, john? >> it happens because a lot of city leaders are allowing the sanctuary to come into the areas and they don't push back against sanctuary policy. aurora itself has pushed back on it, we're still seeing leaders try to ignore it and not let the public know what is going on. many of these are not average asylum seekers and many cannot claim asylum. there is mix of criminal element, including tren de aragua. >> todd: unbelievable. what is your message for those who live in suburbs in colorado and all 50 states who think biden-harris open-border policy is only contained to sanctuary cities and i live in a suburb, i

don't have to deal with it. what is your message? >> it is not. biden-harris administration has allowed chaos and allowed this criminal element in. as taxpayers, you have to ush approximate back and say, we will not accept this, we deserve our xhcommunities to be safe an secure. >> todd: what i love about this, love in an ironic sense. his home country of venezuela will not accept u.s. deportations, that is so many people venezuela sends us are criminals. they do not want those criminals back. donald trump has vowed to send them back. quite a contrast. john, we appreciate your time, stay on this issue. thank you. here is another impact of the biden-harris border crisis. school district just outside

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>> todd: fox news alert. in the middle east, israel said iran's aggression has reached an all-time high.

chief foreign correspondent trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the latest. >> trey: lower level negotiating teams are gathered in cairo, egypt working to reach a ceasefire agreement. discussions are moving forward with teams discussing minor details about the situation on the ground, such as names of palestinian prisoners that would be exchanged for israeli hostages. with the war grinding on, new evacuation orders were given to palestinians. this woman describes what constant movement ordered by the israeli military is like. >> i have left my children behind me near my furniture, i'm with my little ones and my daughter. only god can help us.

i have no money for trans portation, i will go to area 17 where my family are staying on my foot. >> trey: war in gaza continues amid continuation on israel's border. israel released new videos that targeted hezbollah. exchange of fire is ongoing and overnight we saw rocket and drone alerts in northern israel. there are diplomatic efforts to divert larger crisis with israel and hezbollah. >> todd: thafshg thank you. anti-israel protests at cornell. first day of class and holding assigns calling for the people's school and free palestine. cornell released a statement saying guidelines are not to

punish individuals but protect rights of all in our community. a junior at cornell joins me now. do you feel safer than when you left campus in the spring? >> frankly, not at all. after the past year of unrest, this comes as no surprise to me and the administration's weak response we just saw them put out yesterday and their inaction on behalf of disciplining protesters send a clear message is not themselves dictating university policy, it is the students. >> todd: new york governor kathy hochul, where cornell is, met with presidentses about safety. she talked about resources and

meetings preparing for this. again, she's saying she is prepared, school had all summer to prepare, why did this happen on day one, do you think? i think the university is allowing their own fear of what unhinged chaos these students can bring upon the school to dictate their decision and as we're starting a new school year, it is imperative administration members keep in mind these antisemitic actions will continue on campus so long as they go unpunished and that the administration needs to hold students accountable or they are condoning this behavior and allowing it. >> todd: cornell told fox news, we are appalled by the graffiti and glass shattered on day hall.

acts of violence, occupation of building will not be tolerated and prompt immediate response from public safety. would this be happening if cornell and other schools had a zero tolerance policy. never come back to columbia, cornell, upenn, is zero t tolerance needed to put an end to this? >> it is a policy we've needed, given what we have seen at cornell and similar institutions, it is unlikely to be instituted and carried out by administration members. actions speak louder than words. i'm waiting to see what they do in response to such violence and hatred take place on campus. >> todd: all students, jewish

and nonjewish are trying to get education and prepare themselves for their career. i view everything through the lens of a parent and i think about my girls, how do your parents cope with you being on this campus trying to learn and them being scared for your safety? >> yeah, i get near daily texts probably even more frequent from family members checking in. you know, just a few years ago, when i agreed to come to cornell, i could never imagine this would be my experience. many students like me, want to go to class and the fact we're being prevented from doing so in a normal manner, given the ridiculous tuition dollars we pay to the school is frustrated. >> todd: unreal. thank you for your time. good luck getting your

education. a swat counter sniper working the pennsylvania rally where former president trump was nearly assassinated is siding with republicans and accusing fbi of evidence tampering. do you find it odd days after the attempted assassination on donald j trump, while the roof was too slopped to place individuals, it was not too slopped for the fbi to tamper, in my opinion, with evidence by washing the roof off that may have significant evidence on it? >> yes, i do. >> quite an answer from that gentleman. he says it is suspicious the gunman's body was disposed of before a complete autopsy was

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>> todd: while american citizens face a housing affordable crisis, people can't buy homes, blue states are helping illegal migrants buy homes. cheryl casone is here with details. every time i read this story, i have to reread it. to review, if you are a citizen paying taxes in the united states, no help from the united states. if you do something illegal to cross the border, here is free money. >> cheryl: especially organ california.

they are offer ing 30,000 tax funded grant to buying homes and now want to approve interest free loans and down payments for migrants, giving $150,000 down payment to home buyers. democrat assemblymember said we want to be as inclusive as policy. all paying taxes in the united states are able to qualify. it will likely pass the measure this week, but governor gavin newsom has nots said if he would assign that bill into law. mortgage rates are up 132% and average monthly payment is up 114%. vice president kamala harris is ush approximating for 25,000 down payment grant for first-time home buyers.

kevin o'leary and i were talking on "outnumbered" yesterday, california has a 45 billion dollar budget deficit. my question to kevin and to you, is newsom going to assign this? i'm not so sure because of cost of it. when this program started, the money ran out in two weeks last year, before they offered it to a new class of illegal migrants. >> todd: triple whammy, citizens don't get it. two, citizens have to pay for ridiculous deficit going beyond 45 billion and this will raise prices of homes further. when you pour free money into something, it is not free, prices go up. if you are a california citizen, you need to think about staying there. you may move to massachusetts, but suburb of boston, may be similar involving migrants with

buses. >> cheryl: so interesting. now a virtual meeting held today in a boston school district that diverted buses days before start of school. students were initially not included when bus lists were released because there was public out rage. massachusetts funded buses for migrant families moving into the community. the two buses used for migrants are funded by the state and not the school budget. it is inaccurate to suggest these children receiving bussing is not the reason yours did not. the center for immigration study says since 2021, increase of 10,000 migrant children in the state of massachusetts. we've seen a lot of anger in this community in massachusetts

because of influx of migrants that feel overwhelmed. >> todd: another suburb dealing with sanctuary policies of the city, it is not right. don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria, hosting today. riley gaines taking fight for women sports to georgia state capital, they will discuss sharing a locker room with lia thomas, the biological male swimmer who went on to be a national champion. riley will preview her testimony today. what are main points you want to drive home today? >> well, thrilled to be on with you, todd. let's be clear, this is never where we wanted to be, myself nor other plaintiffs here. what we are hoping for and been hoping for the past two years since national championship in 2022, we want accountability and responsibility from all who were

compliceits and advanced policy that allowed thomas to compete in the women's category and strip down fully naked in our locker room, which those people in leadership positions have desperately tried to ashes void. we are hoping to see the president of georgia university, he's been invited to show up and testify. hope to see him. and hopefully have answers that way. why we're here, we're fightingly for our past teammates and next generation and younger futures, our future daughters. it requires 20 to 22-year-old girls to take arrows. it is a fight that is urgent. >> todd: you are fighting for that 18-year-old fresh out of

high school, many cases that individual could be 17 and have to be in a locker room and having to see this, it is not right and kudos to you for fighting for little girls. a transgender golfer, haley davidson is on the virge of joining the lpga. here is what davidson has to say to critics. i will never understand athletes who blame a transgender competitor on their own athletic failures. if you don't take accountability for your failures, you'll never be good enough to make it. what is your response to a statement like that? >> i did not understand competing at the highest level in women's golf was a failure. a man telling a woman she will never be good enough to be

successful used to be correctly labeled misogynistic, now society, harris administration and harris and walz administration, this is what they call progress. the irony of a man who could make it, mediocre man, irony of this man who could not hack it in his category telling women to train harder would be comic al f there were not real consequences. what lpga stands for, ladies professional golf association. what we have seen from the lpga over pafst two years and blatan discrimination against women. regressive and misogynistic.

haley davids on posted more harmful comments on social media yesterday. this is same narcissism we see from people like will thomas, for example. it is disasppointing. >> todd: they are baiting people to make a point. short answer to this, have you heard of feminist rights groups fighting for biological females saying this is wrong. >> very, very, very few. we have some like debby international which is traditional feminist group, now, national organization of women or national women's law center or billie jean king, not only are they silent, they are thea the front line of advancing policies that undermine

everything they once fought for. >> todd: and after their careers have ended. mark zuckerberg says biden-harris white house cen censored. lawrence jones is here. >> lawrence: we have a big show coming up top of the hour, covering the mark zuckerberg big mission and tech tuesday, we'll ask kurt about it. and not getting answers from fbi and secret service on trump's assassination attempt over a month and a half later. congresswoman laura lee says what she saw in butler, pennsylvania raised more questions and harris-walz campaign has a plan to win georgia as two set out across the swing state. we'll ask kellyanne conway what she thinks and where each campaign needs to buckle down. plus u.s. preparing if are a possible iranian strike on

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in a letter sent to the house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan the meta coe 2021 the senior officials from the biden administration, including the white house, repeatedly pressured our teams for months to censor social media content including humor and is a fire and expressed frustration with our teams when we didn't agree. i believe the government pressure was wrong and i regret we were not more outspoken about it. enes kanter freedom a former human rights activist and player and joins me now. rings a little hollow to me four years after the fact. what are your thoughts? >> thank you for having me. i mean, it's good for him that he finally came out and said something, but i think it's a little too late, buddy. to me this is election interference and treason. i hear many people saying that this is a crime against humanity. the question is, i actually want to ask this to our audience does

he actually regret it or because he got caught? i think meta and mark zuckerberg should be held accountable for interfering in our election. please do not let them off the hook. they knew what they were doing. they can't expect to get away with it. i mean, this is complete, complete and direct violation of the first amendment. and it is unacceptable. >> todd: the mea culpas didn't stop there from zuckerberg. suppressing information election interference about hunter biden's laptop. but, bigger picture here, ennis, what do you make of this general acceptance by the left and the governments that are leftist if you toll censor speech and basically to use the government and the courts in order to do so. i'm looking at what is happening over in france with the telegram ceo and it's almost like if the left doesn't agree with something they are not confident

anymore just saying oh we don't like that. stop it. they are going to use their power to stop it. what do you make of that? >> exactly they are not confident enough. i'm so happy that elon musk finally, you know, took over twitter and now we can actually have some free speech in our world. not only in our country but in our world. thithis is getting crazy. to say me it's unacceptable. >> todd: nba's relationship with inn choo. those ties are back under the microscope after butler, george and kuzma played in a game hong kong shooting hoops under the chinese flag and our ambassador is endorsing it. bird saying basketball is a bridge between americans and chinese thank you jason collins and sam vincent both former boston celtics terrific work in china as a former boston celtic yourself, will the nba or quite frankly the biden-harris

administration ever acknowledge the true threat that china is to america or the buck is coming in just two nice to ignore? >> you know, my first message to all the nba players do not become part of their propaganda. you might have good intentions. job. you might have good intentions, you know, you might want to go over there make friends happy and play basketball, you are literally becoming auto part of general seattle regime. martin luther king is the lap dog for the chinese communist party. is he going to do whatever can he to make them happy. one thing that makes me sick to my stomach is all these nba players, right, that talks about social justice in america, they said well, america is horrible and we got a lot of work to do and even some of them calls america trash but they go to a country where there is a genocide happening right now and

it's a fact. all these 10 nba players. went up to 10 recently, have now one of the biggest chinese company slave owner. owners got tied up 10 billion in china. nba knows that nba knows that more people watch nba games than the american population last year. they're trying to make that dirty money. please, all these nba players who is preaching to us about social justice in this country, please do not be part of their propaganda because that's all they care about. >> brian: i agree with you. i wish they were a little bit more cognizant of where those dollars flow from because china they do bad things and that needs to be aware to the american people. enes kanter free dodgers we appreciate your time. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪