returning to the field down under. the mlb network is reporting that 48-year-old signed a one records. he has the longest mohawk in the year contract with the australian baseball league. world. it's 42 inches. here's his advice if you want to ramirez will be a player coach for the sydney blue sox. competetetetet not first time playing abroad. he played in china back in 2013. pete? pete: ultimate. can you put yourself in and take yourself out. i bet he can still hit at 48. john cooper lead vocalist for ♪ i'm thankful for you baby the multiplatinum band scilt ♪ i'm grateful ♪ pete: that is the new year's eve lives in downtown kenosha this ball in times square. week has been sharing his welcome to "fox & friends" 6:00 violence to the violence happening in his own backyard. a.m. hour august 29th, year of listen. >> i never thought i would enter into a time where i actually our lord, 2020. i was so good as a host of new year's eve one time for the fox have to strap on my ar to keep news channel that i was not my family safe because i'm five invited back the next year. blocks away from where they are [laughter] burning down the place that i [sighs] pete: that's how well it went, live in i have been on the night will. watch by the window again. will: i'm only three three weeks the protesters did come by screaming and whatnot. into this gig i found out how >> our governor finally allowed pete is so perky. 12 cups of coffee and. the federal government to bring

troops in. i have seen four cups of coffee, pete: wow, here with an update live from kenosha lead vocal a mountain dew. is he wired and perky. list of skillet john cooper. jedediah: that does not surprise thank you for being here. me. contrast between pete's mountain appreciate it. powerful videos. dew and what i will show you now you are having to arm yourself to defend your property. which is my celery juice. you said national guard and federal troops arriving has made interesting contrast between the two of us. what are you doing, will? a huge difference. do you have the coffee or what break down where you are now and kind of guy are cups. how you got. >> there good to talk to you again, pete. it's been a weird week. three blocks behind me is where most of the violence occurred. pete: whatever it takes. i don't know how you do it i'm right in downtown where the without caffeine well done. windows were broke and things. i live a few blocks that way. jedediah: it's natural caffeine it's been remarkable change in even when you had that kale the last 48 hours. it's become nearly dead silent juice on our show. will, we will get some green at night, which is a real juice for you. blessing. don't worry. buff it's strange because you we are wrapping up. see this stuff on the news on we have a lot of energy because wrapping up a big week. portland or seattle or new york we watch the rnc. city, chicago. you see it and you think it can it was a home run in my opinion and we will talk about why. never happen in your town of i'm sure a lot of us are on the kenosha, wisconsin. same page on that just because this is 100,000 people here. it was hard to ignore there were it's a small town. a lot of things that happened at it's an awesome town. the end of that final speech by my in-laws have lived here their whole lives and never one night

president trump and when people locked their doors ever. were leaving that speech that when i moved here "time" really caught everyone's magazine called kenosha the attention, some pretty startling second best city in america to and frightening things, particularly with respect to raise a family and so this is a senator rand paul. great place. people love each other. senator paul and his wife were it is not a hateful place. leaving that rnc speech, leaving it's not a racist place. the white house, and they were the only time it gets angry is harassed, many have seen this when the packers play the bears video circui sir late by a mob. then it's on. but other than that, it's a they had to be escorted by a great town. pete: you know, john, we are learning more about what police. happened in the jacob blake pretty horrific if you see this. incident. remember, this is just a the police have a side of their story as well. politician attend ago convention do you feel like regardless of speech leaving to go home with you who that shakes out the his wife and this is what you violence is queldz scheduled? i know there have been out have to face in this day and age. >> we have seen a lot of this agitators they have arrested people with out-of-state plates. going on around the country do you think their ability to have a conversation or do you think there is a possibility for intensifying with the rioting going on. more violence? senator rand paul was on "fox & friends" yesterday and weighed >> well, it has scheduled down a in on exactly what that persons lot, which i'm very thankful was like for he and his wife. for. here's the thing, pete, is that listen to what going to say and there are really, really good talk about the absurdity of this whole thing. >> they were yelling threats. they were trying to push the faith people protesting. police over to get to me. there are people that want to see change. they were grabbing at us. i know people that are and got worse and worse and protesting they have good worse. hearts. they wanting to see the world and then finally we decided to become a better place, become

make a move i said we have got to move. more equitable and become more if there is not going to be loving and forgiving. the problem is there is not reinforcement we have to get to the hotel which was another enough condemnation against the block. they were shouting threats to us, to kill us, to hurt us. violence because when people are burning down your city and there were also threats shouts slashing your tires threatening to come in to my neighborhood saying say her name bre bree owt and, quote, f up my neighborhood. now i can't hear you. so there does need to be a conversation. i want to see more love and more taylor. i'm also the law. equity and i want all those things, too. lost on these idiots trying to but you can't go around burning kill the person who is trying to down the places that yd what re, get rid of no knock raids. was that we had friends of jedediah: this highlights the friends of friends, et cetera, absurdity of all of this from end appear police and chicago everyone needs to see these social media posts people are saying we need to get a everyone should be condemning group together. going into kenosha. this on the left and the right. they were listing the this is a guy who fought for neighborhoods they were going to f up. that's what they said f the criminal justice reform for police in kenosha. years. he fought for justifiable for f up this neighborhood. f up this neighborhood. these are my friends, my family, the briana taylor act. he has been talking about my neighborhood and at the same time if our governor is going to stopping the act. not accept the federal

this is not your target these government help then what are you left with? people don't even know who they pete: john were, you prepared to are targeting anymore. defend your home and family if it's agitated for causes that need be? >> absolutely. it's a horrible thing. i should be out playing concerts rocking the free world and they would agree with these are instead i'm hunkered down praying for the very people that i might have to hurt that night. legitimate protesters criminal justice reform i hate to break and that's something that it to you all this is your guy. americans shouldn't have to deal even if rand paul was not an with. i don't want to hurt anybody. advocate for all of those i'm pray for safety. things, no one should have to go praying for them. praying for their souls. through this when leaving an i'm praying for racial justice. event with any member of their i want all those things. family or by themselves for that but you can't come and threaten matter. pete: they know precisely who they are targeting. people's family in america. they are targeting a trump pete: amen. supporter. that's what it is. john cooper friend of the show nothing else matters. it doesn't matter what he did in lead vocalist for skillet. the senate or what he has done. that's all white noise to them. that mur real painted by your ultimately they see someone who is supporting the president wife and drummer for the band as therefore deserved of being well. pete can i say one more targeting. he lucked out he walked upon a thing? pete: real quick. >> amazing prayer meeting. couple of police that happened to be there and jumped into the 14 pastors, red, white, plaque, situation and protected them. i have been in a mob like that brown we came one hope in not a wearing camouflage in president it's the hope in jesus washington, d.c. as a member of the national guard. christ that gives you a brand

it's scary even when you are new heart to love people that don't always love you back. properly equipped let alone walking out with your wife. and jesus can change all of this. is he bring peace. pete: what a fantastic message president trump who is a producer at heart understands to end with. thank you very much john cooper. more "fox & friends" on the television and put on a show. other side. couldn't have scripted it better. okay i have been talking about the mob and anarchy now all the it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. attendees are going to have to walk out into it and you will see in front of your face precisely what i'm talking about. the president did the speech on thursday. then he went on the campaign trail already. joe biden says he will be out there, by the way after lashed 10 days from now. president trump went on the trail and talked about what happened to senator paul and the officers that defended him. >> they walked out to a bunch of thugs. and that wasn't -- remember, this that wasn't friendly can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem. ...and done protesters. they were thugs. they were thugs. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 60 months. ends monday.

they took tremendous abuse. is he a u.s. senator walking outside and those four policemen should be brought over to the white house and we ought to give them a medal of some kind and we're going to do it. will: it was an ugly scene outside the rnc. jedediah you said this should be condemned by everyone. i have seen anchors and former anchors on quote, unquote mainstream media networks who seem to tolerate this type of push back, of potential violence. qualifying it as you weren't assaulted, senator paul. at this point you are drawing very dangerous lines. i agree, jedediah, it should be condemned universally. yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. but, unfortunately, it's not. you bring up the absurdity of well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. going after rand paul the author wow, that is easy. of the briana taylor bill no almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. knock warrants. it's not about briana taylor. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. it's not about equality. in the arms. -okay... it's about pure power give them transfer your service online in a few easy steps.

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>> yeah, stocks have been on a pete: it's not your sleepy old tear. establishment party. it's donald trump's republican you've seen record levels for party. the nasdaq and the s&p. he knows how to put on a show the dow has erased all its including fireworks over the losses for this year. washington monument. it's really extraordinary. so fireworks caused by the heads if you were to talk to people in march and say would we be back exploding of pundits couldn't believe what was happening to these levels in august? before their eyes. nobody would have said it. and the fact is investors are none of that matters. looking at the road ahead and what matters is how viewers feel they see an american that's about the state of the country. ready to bounce back. they have looked at the jobs that's why bill maher said was numbers. they have looked at spending. so significant. they have looked at how what michael moore normally not americans have responded to the worth listening to except he shutdowns and they don't see like bill maher has a tendency americans doing that again. to be honest about the prospects they see businesses wanting to reopen and hire. of the left when he sees the trump train or freight train they see growth ahead. and that's why you are seeing coming his way. these gains right now. here is michael moore on >> how much is that all do facebook. biden campaign announced he will be visiting a number of states things like the dnc or the rnc but not michigan. and messaging there impact the sound familiar? i'm warning you almost 10 weeks stock market? >> well, it impacts in a lot in advance the enthusiasm level for the 60 million in trump's because the 2020 election is a base is off the charts, and he big deal. i wrote about this at fox is right. for joe, not so much. business today. don't leave it to democrats to but if you look at these two get rid of trump. you have to get rid of trump. candidates, have you such and for -- michael moore said divergent policies on the one

much the same thing in 2016 to hand progressive new deal high regulation, growth-killing and the chagrin of democrats and he the biden side and the trump was right. anyone who is not in a bubble in side you have what he has been talking about for three years, a tv studio and is actually lower regulation, lower taxes, talking and meeting with people, more power to businesses and especially in swing states, individuals. recognize this massive that's a huge difference. and stocks are going to react enthusiasm gap and change. strongly to that right now the stock market does not believe that we're going to see the joe biden announced he will be kinds of green new deal out on the trail after labor day progressive policies that biden and donald trump rightly pointed is advocating for. if they thought that you out that's light years in wouldn't see these stock trumpville. rallies. watch in the months ahead. he will make 20 campaign events you will see the market react to election news. before joe biden decides to i can tell you that if they emerge from his basement. will, that's a big problem. think this is going to be a big government dominated economy, will: pete, i think the enthusiasm that democrats need you will not see this rally. to worry about is less about trump's base and more about independence. jedediah: brian brenberg bringing the facts on the stock i don't know that the rnc will drive the enthusiasm that market, the markets and all that stuff as always. michael moore needs to worry thanks, brian. about more than, jedediah, the >> good to see you, jed. insanity and chaos on the jedediah: still ahead, white house guests swarmed by an angry streets of america driving mob after leaving the rnc. enthusiasm among independents that includes dan bongino who was followed for over a mile. that would float. pete: totally. guess what? he is here to tell us what will: president trump's way. happened. marc thiessen, a fox news but, first, we talk to house contributor, realized this

failed strategy of the democrats minority whip steve scalise coming up in our final hour. in failing to address some of this chaos on the streets of america. and notices the democrats are starting to pivot. listen to this on "special report." >> when someone is changing their strategy it means they are worried. so you just heard joe biden come yum! king's hawaiian. out this week and condemn the violence after having an entire ... convention where it wasn't mentioned that's because their polling is showing this is resonating with voters and helping donald trump same thing now with all of a sudden he was very happy to be in the basement that he even said he could win the whole election from his basement. all of a sudden now he is going to be going to the battle ground states why? because they see the polls are tightening in the battle ground states and trump is actually gaining. the democrats are responding to the fact that their strategy is not working. they seem to be scrambling to respond to him, which is always bad. will: you do not change your game plan in the middle in the second or third quarter unless you realize you are beginning to lose the game. what we are seeing in polling and enthusiasm and changes of

strategy, jedediah is an admission this election is turning. jedediah: yeah. i think you are right about what's going on in cities around the country being the primary motivator. i also found it interesting a lot of liberals that i know were watching the rnc and saying oh, wow, jack brewer really hit a home run. very nervous watching these speakers who are really compelling and making the case for saying i was a lifelong democrat. i grew up as a democrat. my family believes in the democrat party and here is why it didn't work. compelling argument i saw making them nervous. it really depends who was watching and how flexible they are in terms of being able to have their minds change those democrats and centrists and voters tilt seeing biden wait a second i may be doing something wrong here. now we will turn to headlines in 6:00 a.m. hour extreme weather. at least 1 people are dead in texas and louisiana after hurricane you laura slammed the gulf coast. damage cleanup is underway as people return to hard hit areas

finding their homes completely destroyed. more than 500,000 homes and businesses are without power. officials saying it could take weeks to restore. president trump is scheduled to visit texas and louisiana today. we will have a live report from texas in the next half hour. and a fox news alert. actor chadwick has died after a four year battle with colon cancer. he passed away on jackie robinson day. his breakout role was in 2014 playing robinson in the movie 42. inhis most memorable role was in marvels blockbuster black panther. his family says it was the honorable of his career to star in the super hero film. he passed away at his home with wife and family by his side. he was just 43 years old.

and president trump granting alice johnson a full pardon two years after commuting her sentence. >> alice was given a life sentence and you spent about 22 >> ♪ catching my breath, years, we're taking alice from a letting it go ♪ commutation to a full pardon. >> johnson told her story jedediah: welcome, everyone to earlier this week at the rnc. the 9:00 a.m. hour of i had to she served 21 years behind bars look at my phone to make sure it after being sentenced to life was 9:00 a.m. because i lost without parole for drug charges. track of time and that's what happens when you're hanging out and those are your headlines. with your good friends that is pete? kelly clarkson, my friends pete: there is another one, jed, welcoming you to the 9:00 a.m. alice johnson who blew the doors hour thank you everyone for off her speech if you are joining us today. got a packed show, here with watching that how do you look at will cain, pete hegseth breaking the trump administration for it down for all of you and we've what they have done forgotten all got our caffeine so to speak men and women is not exclusive to a gender or race. , my celery juice, pete's up next a family business left mountain dew and will's coffee. in ashes following riots in ken northbound sexual harassment will: if you're just joining us after 40 years in business the a little bit earlier in the show owners are vowing to pick up the , pete hegseth announced he had a jeep-shaped fire pit in pieces. how they will rebuild and their his backyard. there was some doubts in fact message to rioters next.

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they're not protesters they are anarchists, agitators, rioters, looters. pete: congressman rohrabacher democrats for the mob unfortunately playing into the president's hands showing indeed this is maga versus the mob at this point? >> well look people are watching all across the country when they see this mob rule and again you have one thing of peaceful protesting which is something that's part of our great democracy but then this violence in the street, it's unhinged. it's being tolerated by the democrat leadership right now, joe biden has been looking the other way and people want this for our country, they don't want to have the idea that if you disagree with what liberals say then you literally are canceled they want to yell you d confront you physically and try to burn down houses there's no place for that in america. jedediah: congressman you are no

stranger to politically- motivated violence unfortunately and what we see now are protesters harassing , hurling expletives at people particularly people who live the rnc the other night after donald trump's speech, pete: a family business burned to the ground in kenosha this rand paul we saw and his wife were mobbed and harassed, quite week torching b and l offers furniture and several other ironic given that rand paul has businesses in response to the police shooting of jacob blake. such a strong record himself on the business was started by the advocating for criminal justice carpenter family 40 years ago. reform, is it escalating, more they are now vowing to rebuild. highlighted on the frontlines joining us now with is scott the what do we have to look forward to coming next out of these mobs manager at b and l. thanks for being here. >> well people deserve to have i'm sorry for what happened. you noted that on monday when you locked your doors to your safety and security in their business you thought it might be communities and in their homes, the last time you would see it and you know, look if joe biden and unfortunately you were is going to look the other way, president trump has made it very correct. talk to us about how you begin clear he's going to protect your the process of rebuilding. how did this happen? safety and security it's one of his top priorities and it's a duty of the commander-in-chief >> the process of rebuilding we and he's offered to help those cities that have let their have customers that have to be taken care of. towns get overrun by mobs. they're depending on their some have basically said they don't want the help. furniture, you know. they would rather their city get

as crazy as it sounds. their business still has to go torn down for some political message and people don't want forward being in this for 42 that. whether you're democrat years, you just can't fold up republican, liberal, and shut the doors and say oh conservative, you want to be able to peacefully protest. well, i'm defeated. i'm not going to let this defeat you don't want your community us. we need to push forward. burned down because somebody if we show that this defeated disagrees with your philosophy. will: congressman one of the us, the people who did this, great eye opening they won. realizations for me, over the last several months, is how you know. pete: scott, if you saw this fragile security is. coming, which you felt like did how fragile, in fact, you, why didn't your political leaders, mayor, governor, civilization, civilized society can be. it can be taken away at a moment others, why didn't they step. in the national guard is there 's notice. now but that's too late for you. as jedediah mentioned you're no >> it's foot. that should have been taken care stranger to political violence. you're no stranger to that of a long time ago. facade of security being ripped i feel that comments that our away at a moments notice. governor had made were -- fueled i was walking with my wife the other night and i said once you're the victim of something the fire by him not accepting like this you never get to look the fact that our president, at the world the same. you see what happened the other donald trump, was wanting to night outside the rnc. i'm just curious from your own send, you know, a greater amount personal experience and of troops in and he turned it perspective, can you ever look at a situation like that, the down. i don't know how that all works same after what happened to out, but i just think that that you? >> well look, i worked very

was just a political bone headed hard to not have that define me, who i am, or my outlook on life move. pete: you know how to t. works i mean, i love life. out because it is political. you are precisely right. i love people. what's your message to the i saw what's best in people rioters? they don't know you. through that horrific time, so, they don't know your political you know, obviously you've got beliefs but yet they burned your to be aware of your surroundings furniture store down. and that's surely something that >> yeah. i think people are even more of my message to them is you are now days, but at the same time, defeeding the cause that -- you you've got to ultimately go about your life and even with covid, covid is out there but know, the protesters you are people most people want to go defeating the protesters cause. about their lives. you take your precautions, you the rioters it's just should be safe. again know your situation, hatefulness. i don't understand where that wherever you are, but at the end hate comes in somebody's heart of the day i want to go about my that they want to destroy life again, as normally as people's businesses. possible and i think most people do as well. pete: where we're see seeing this happen representative, in my personal opinion you will democrat-run cities and mayors get further with love than this. many resisting calls for the national guard or federal assistance when the federal government does show pete: amazing dispotion for what you and your business have gone up or the national guard shows up the violence seems to go away through. if you want to help scott and joe biden has had multiple their family rebuild find go opportunities to step up and fund me page on foxnews.com. denounce this type of mob atmosphere. he finally did a little bit, but

stay safe. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. what's your take on why he won't pete: you got it. still ahead, it's been a dining debacle to say the least in new , and does he think there's york city. mayor bill de blasio facing a political disadvantage or a mounting pressure to open indoor advantage to more or less dining as many restaurants are staying silent about this in jeopardy of shutting their violence? >> it's really bizarre and doors for good. more on that coming up. concerning. joe biden has made, i think it's a calculated decision to look so you're a small business, the other way, and he's bought in by the way to the bernie sanders left wing agenda on all issues and so i guess on law enforcement it's no different. look this is going to be a big issue in this campaign, but joe biden when he didn't think everybody was watching was very clear. he said he wants to redirect money away from police. that is no different than de funding police. anybody that tries to tell you differently, do they not even take a basic economics course and so the idea of redirecting or taking money away from police especially at a time liked to, i think it's concerning to most americans. again this transcends political philosophy so joe biden's bought into it. donald trump has made it very clear. he's going to keep our community

safe. he's going to stand with our good men and women in law enforcement if there's a dirty cop you go root them out, but by the way go look at the cities where you've had the bulk of the dirty cops. you've got to address that in your own community, but then you have to back those law enforcement officers who are risking their lives to protect us. they have an equal right to be able to go home and see their families as anyone else does. jedediah: congressman quickly president trump is heading to louisiana today to tour storm damage, your thoughts on his arrival? >> pete: congressman i don't know if you heard that but jed mentioned that the president is headed to louisiana to monitor storm damage. give us an update if you would, sir. >> i'm actually going to be with the president in a few hours out in lake charles. i flew over that area yesterday and just devastating impact and so many parts of southwest louisiana. we want to cameron parish where

the eye of hurricane laura touch ed ground. i was with clay higgins, the congressman from our area and the attorney general jeff landry, and then we went to lake charles and you can just see so much devastation an there are a lot of people without electricity, without water, the water systems in lake charles were decimated as well so they don't even have running water. they're working on a number of different fronts. we're going to be providing help the president is coming down to offer any assistance he can and our governor will be there as or a big one. well so we're going to be you were thriving, working right on the ground with but then... oh. the local officials to get them ah. whatever they need, to get their okay. plan, pivot. community back up and running, how do you bounce back? but the people of southwest you don't, you bounce forward, louisiana in your prayer, keep them in your prayers and anyone with serious and reliable internet. else touched by the devastation powered by the largest gig speed network in america. of hurricane laura. but is it secure? sure it's secure. pete: for sure representative and even if the power goes down, steve scalise, thank you very much for your time this morning your connection doesn't. we appreciate it. will: thank you, congressman. so how do i do this? >> thank you. you don't do this. we do this, together. will: the mob of angry protester bounce forward, with comcast business. s attacking guests leaving the rnc thursday. dan bongino was followed for

more than a mile out and he's here with his story, next. if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, jedediah: we are back with quick headlines, coca cola offering buyouts to 4,000 employees in the u.s. and canada as it cuts jobs around the world. the soda maker says the buyouts are part of a larger restructuring plan as it sees a drop in beverage sales during the pandemic. and more than 225 gap and banana republic stores are closing this year. most of them inside malls.

it comes as the retailers see declining sales because of the pandemic. gap, which owns banana republic says more stores could close next year. over to you, will. will: well, the future of new york city restaurants beginning to look grim. on thursday restaurants about ordered to remove all outdoor furniture hours before a severe thunderstorm hit the city. leaving them with only takeout and delivery options for diners. pressure is mounting on mayor de blasio to reopen indoor dining. here to react morning columnist karol markowicz. great to see you again. this blunt tool of shutdowns, it's one that certainly emboldens power that exists in new york city mayor's office one that is growing, carol. >> yeah. thank you for having me. the mayor is just drunk with power. once we gave our elected this officials unchecked power to open and close businesses at whim. he said the positive rate in the

city is 0.24%. if we can't open indoor dining at that point and while it's been open all over the state over the summer with no uptick in cases when can we open? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. the fact that there is no answer for that is a gigantic problem looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes for new york city's future. over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes will: i like the column you wrote in the "new york post" and may provide temporary relief. describing members as members of ha! these drops probably won't touch me. the pajama class truthfully so xiidra works differently, you roux and i. targeting inflammation that can cause meaning you can work from home. dry eye disease. what is that? really taking a toll on blue xiidra, noooo! collar workers residents of it can provide lasting relief. public housing. xiidra is the only maybe the sign of the times this fda approved treatment specifically other story out of new york for the signs and symptoms where you may not be able to serve indoor diners at of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. restaurants and bars but can you don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. administer an overdose for common side effects include eye irritation, antidotes to overdoses. discomfort or blurred vision this is at the same time by the when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. way the bronx principal saying outdoor classrooms have gotten don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. to be too dangerous as drug use and drug violence has gone up. after using xiidra, wait 15 minutes before reinserting contacts. explain to me exactly what's going on in new york here. got any room in your eye? >> part of that pajama class talk to an eye doctor about twice-daily xiidra.

i prefer you didn't! largely progressive. xiidra. the progressive policies were okay in good times. they let them coast. not today, dry eye. the no bail, no homeless policies, general just bad crime policies, let them just go on for a little while while things were great while things were booming. now in bad times we are seeing you're giving me double- the results of those policies speak and not answering they are just shutting down the the question i'm asking >> conversation about it because they can't handle it. they are not taking these concerns of their fellow new yorkers seriously. when a bronx teacher says she is concerned about her kids being will: mob of angry protesters shot in the school yard, the confronting rnc guests including pajama class doesn't have to a member of congress and even worry about that. our next guest, former secret they have their defund police service agent and fox news signs in the window and think contributor dan bongino was film everything is going to be okay ing as they followed him and his wife for more than a mile. because they live in safe neighborhoods where that's not a concern. step one is for new yorkers to he joins us now. dan, thanks for being here our acknowledge other new yorker's concerns and realize we want the awed yes knows you loves you city to come back if we love new knows your background i don't know if the protesters/rioters york the way i do, we have to take these problems really did. walk us through what that was seriously. will: one of the questions i get like, dan. >> well first let me say anyone from new yorkers who fled the telling you that that was a city or residents across the country who aren't as familiar peaceful protest, immediately with new york is a simple one i disregard them

would love to put it to you. is it bad in new york taking all for the imbusuls and more ons they are. these stories into account is it anyone who was there, forget about peaceful just throw the bad in new york as we keep peaceful part out of the hearing or being overstated. window, threats of rape and >> new york still has magical violence against people who are element. dining in the street has been leaving are not peaceful. sort of a fun thing to do in it wasn't even a protest. summer 2020 after some really this was a mob of some of the hard days. most angry people i've ever so, it's still an amazing city. seen so let me just walk you through it. it's still a magical city. by the way, pete the contrast between the order orderly nature but it is as bad as people say. of the inside of the white house the homeless problem is extremely bad. during trump's acceptance speech the fact that we are -- you and the absolute chaos on the know, the idea that being liberal mayor of d.c. compassionate to the homeless streets was if you were ever means not helping them makes no going to vote trump in 2020 that sense to me. and the crime problem is absolutely out of control. was the contrast. and it's only happening in the minute, the second you left the gate of the white house, certain areas. there was literally a gate, the so a lot of people get to not care about it and not pay same gates they used during attention to it but it's the inauguration, the minute they opened it up they were all absolutely real. waiting for us right there and will: new york columnist karol it wasn't to protest. markowicz great to see you there was no unifying principles again. >> you too. there was no message. will: coming up a tale of two there was no hey, listen let's campaigns, president trump is hitting the campaign trail talk about what happened to immediately after the george floyd which i've discussed on these airwaves for convention. what now, two months or a joe biden? well, is he still at home for month and a half straight? there was none of that. now. how this may sway voters next. there was you're a racist, let

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i had to walk back to the j. w. marriott, all the way around, threats. i'm not kidding threats you see that video is one minute of probably a half an hour affair and one more thing. i just want to thank brandon judd and the border patrol agents who walked with us because listen i'm not a tough guy. i'm six foot one, 220 pounds i can't fight 25 people at once and if it wasn't for them, i'm telling you with a straight face , i don't know what would have happened to me and my wife. we walked through a crowd of about 300 people near st. john's church that were screaming the most vial things you've ever seen in your life. will: i've seen the video and the insults dan and you did an awesome job of maintaining your cool and not engaging in a situation that really honestly called for it on the surface. you know, dan the last time i talked to you as about 10 years ago. >> i remember. will: i asked about the state of being a law enforcement officer. just a few weeks ago i got to sit down with an nypd officer dan and ask him what it was like to be an officer 10 years ago

versus today. i'd love for you to listen to this and get your reaction. >> the time for nypd that is going around in every command in the city is the job is dead. you'd be crazy to take this job now this day and age. will: would you encourage your son to become a police officer? >> ten years ago i would have said yes. now, no. there's no way. absolutely not. i would not have him to become a police officer. will: dan you're a former nypd officer, former secret service agent what's your reaction to that? >> let me first formally welcome you to the network you'll be a tremendous asset i have a lot of respect for you some companies still have hr stuck between employeesentering data.a. and your work. your interview was great. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. he's right, the police officer i still maintain contact with and it doesn't just drag hr down. friends i went through the police academy with some who it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. just left, got out "just in tim" because they don't want to be

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totally swung. a city that looks like the walking dead and that's they have totally swung. sadly what new york is turning into and if you saw what i saw sleepy joe's coming out. in d.c., you wouldn't feel any he said in 10 days. different. pete: dan let me ask the same, these a long -- 10 days that's go ahead will. will: not limited new york unfortunately. pete: and i was going to ask you the same question, dan. would you recommend your kids be like an eternity in trumpville. a police officer after what you're seeing right now? >> not a chance in hates. pete: maybe it's a nice i think one of the most basement. honorable professions in the president trump hitting the campaign trail. world, for almost no money the democratic nominee resume in whatsoever, to put your life on the line, every single day for someone else to keep their person events no. word if there will be audience. neighborhood, some cops don't live there, they keep your neighborhood safe, no way. will: race is tightening in we battle ground states. not a chance. you stand no chance and it's not the cops it's the politicians. jedediah: here to discuss media reporter for the hill joe con and these liberal cities. challenge. they are destroying it i'm welcome to the show as always. why is joe biden waiting so serious muriel bowser in d.c. should resign. she turned her city over after long? >> first, congratulations to that convention to the mob and will. i didn't think you would make it she knows exactly what she did. pete: dan bongino like nobody this long michael spinks knocked else can you break it down thank you very much for being here out in the third round having to this morning. will: thanks dan. get up at 3:00ed in the morning. pete: all right, we're in the final stretch, i guess you will: thanks. >> we will throw sports analogy might call final stretch, pretty

to will because that's will's close, under 70 days of the thing. president trump makes a great campaign trail and one of point. that's the fact that the the most stark differences between the two candidates is democratic national convention, jed, it ended on august 20th, their economic agenda. will the biden economy be a and the candidate who want to be repeat of obama? president of the united states does he have a magic wand? we'll ask a former member of obama's finance committee, that's next. whwho who shows his average it's >> ♪ ♪ within the margin of error and you are joe biden and you are going to wait 24 days after your acceptance speech at the democratic national convention to leave your basement? and go out and actually talk to [tv announcer] come on down to our appliance superstore voters when you see all the where we've got the best deals on refrigerators, microwaves, momentum on the side of gas ranges and grills. and if you're looking for... president trump right now. democrats know it. michael moore just said are you ready for a trump victory? are you mentally prepared to be outsmarted by trump again? do you find comfort in your certainty that no way trump can win or confidante in the trust you place in dnc to pull this off. enthusiasm for trump he says is off the charts. for joe biden not so much. remember, michael moore was one of the very few people he doesn't like trump clearly who

predicted the trump victory in 2016. democrats are very worried, guys. pete: joe, they are worried. ♪where everybody knows your name♪ democrats are worried. friends same thing media hyper drive go into hyper drive to ♪and they're always glad you came♪ pangted a different picture. do you media commentary. we will play how some in the ♪you want to be where you can see♪ media reacted to the president's ♪the troubles are all the same♪ speech vs. biden's and get your reaction. ♪you want to be where everybody knows your name♪ watch. >> president trump shattering norms. >> it was so dark and stressful. applebee's. >> fidel castro, julius caesar all your favorite burgers, all just $8.99. now that's eating good in the neighborhood. that was not an american president give an acceptance speech. that was hun narcoticky. it was repub nant. >> normally accepting his party's nomination. >> deeply optimistic speech. so hopeful, so positive. >> that sound you are hearing all across the country is the sound of democrats exhaling. people would have accepted anything. pete: joe, we expect this from the media. is it effective?

>> no. that's the funny part about all of this. trump dark. the one word that was pulled out of every word you could use in the dictionary over and over again. biden optimistic. you couldn't write the headlines any better if you were alyssa milano for the biden campaign and they then look at bounces after the convention. joe biden got no bounce, which i have never seen before, after his convention president trump appears to have a big bounce coming after his election. just yesterday the hill and harris released a poll that said that 32% of hispanics now support president trump that's up about 9 point jump among african-americans, he now gets 24% of the black votes in this hill harris poll. iredefined the wordng ath'school' this year.ers, all just $8.99. if you are joe biden in that campaign you are absolutely it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to helping kids keep learning through the summer. petrified if donald trump is pulling 24% of the black vote and help college students studying at home when mitt romney only got 6% of stay connected through our university program. the black vote in 2012. got to go it's my son's birthday we're providing affordable internet access weekend. to low income families through our internet essentials program. his birthday was yesterday. because of the coronavirus spreading out the parties like 8 and this summer, xfinity is creating a virtual summer camp

crazy night of hanukkah even for kids at home- all on xfinity x1. though we are catholic. he gets another party today and we're committed to helping all families stay connected. probably until labor day on that learn more at xfinity.com/education. matter. will: i saw you on "fox & friends" yesterday. did you find your stolen car? did everything turn out okay? >> i went to newark and apparently people living out of the car. clothes, bottles, food. it's crashed. driver's side airbag deployed. i pray the insurance goes easy on me. will: joe concha good to see you this morning. pete: hot yoga tomorrow. >> well done. take care, guys. jedediah: thanks, joe. moving on to another story. cleanup is underway after hurricane laura ravages part of louisiana and texas killing more than a dozen people. charles watson is joining us live from texas with the latest on the storm damage. charles? >> hey, good morning. there are at least 14 confirmed deaths in the aftermath of will: the nhl is joining the hurricane laura. president trump today will tour some of the hardest hit areas he nba and major league

is expected to visit both baseball by delaying games as orange, texas and lake charles, players call for action in louisiana this afternoon. the wake of the jacob blake the category 4 hurricane causing shooting and the big 10 is considering a thanksgiving widespread destruction through kickoff to the college football texas and louisiana in a matter season, ohio state's athletic of hours. director confirming that its the storm's force shredding thanksgiving start is one of the homes, flooding communities and multiple plans being causing devastation for miles discussed. the conference along with the right now more than 500,000 pac-12 abruptly canceled its people are without power, an fall season two weeks ago. president trump has criticized estimated 200,000 people in louisiana do not have access to that decision. water and it could take weeks jed over to you. jedediah: thank, will. for crews to restore those joe biden is shifting his utilities. residents and business owners campaign strategy planning to are just twinning to return to resume in-person events after get a look at the extent of the labor day, as polls tighten in key battleground states but damage. >> first time flooded harvey liberal filmmaker michael moore is in wassing democrats the shift might be enough writing on facebook "saying the second time. i think it's going to flood so i enthuse asylum . level is move home my ceiling gave out off the charts for joe, not so but we didn't get the flooding. much don't leave it to the democrats to get rid of trump you have to get rid of trump" so >> continuing search and rescue is he right? efforts for those who were missing, guys? we'll ask don peebles the founder and chairman and ceo will: charles watson this

morning appreciate your report. of the peebles corporation and thank you. for the latest on up to date don, welcome to the show as weather across the country let's always, so michael moore issuing a warning. go to rick reichmuth. what's up, rick? bill maher also issuing a warning to democrats, are they rick: hey, will, so, yeah, we had 75% of what typically right? >> well yeah, i think that happens in hurricane seasonal there's a limited enthusiasm ahead of us still. hard to imagine we have had 7 with its ticket right now and in tropical systems make landfall order for the democrats to win in the u.s. coast line so far in november, as i've said before , they are going to have this year. obviously laura being the most to have a turn out close to 200e destructive of it. we are getting toward the peak some excitement and i think they are going to need to lead to of another 10 days. traditionally 75% is still ahead specific policies and specific agenda and vice president biden of us. is going to have to give not good news. watching two systems in the specifics as to how he would atlanta that we potentially see handle coronavirus, how he will development. one wave off the coast of africa get the economy restarted and how he's going to close this and the another one off the central atlantic. wealth gap that large none of our models at this point number of his constituents want are picking up on big development of these but any him to do. time this time of year that you jedediah: yeah, you know, don see something have you got to i've heard a lot of watch it. we still have moisture that's generalizations from him not too coming in from what was laura much on the specifics. why is he waiting so long to hit now is in across parts of the the trail though. i mean, now they are saying mid-atlantic or in towards the after labor day, what is this ohio valley but heading out delay and why is it towards the mid-atlantic today. strategically considered smart? >> i think they've got a bad

rough day mid-atlantic northeast. some of this will turn severe decision they've made a while later on today. maybe some really strong wind back they are going to try to run the clock out in college and some hail and possibly a tornado or two. basketball, university of north carolina used to run a four then we are watching another corners offense that propelled batch of moisture came off parts of colorado and kansas. the ncaa to have a shot clock. later on today that is going to trump is not going to let biden turn severe in across parts of run the clock out. there will be a shot clock here, arkansas as well. arkansas one of the areas that got hit so hard from the storm and he will make him engage and i think that they have such a this week. now, just take a look at this lead that now is beginning to one other storm we are going to decline, but the democrats have watch, incredibly high such a strong lead that they temperatures next few days well wanted the election over as above average heat advisories in quick as possible, and so you effect a lot of people seen him, the vice president, especially in southeastern not engage as much, because he's louisiana who are going through cleanup here going to be talking wanted to shorten that time about temperatures into the 90's feeling like over 100. period of engagement. jedediah: yeah, it seems to not be making sense president trump not good especially for the already on the ground in new people who don't have power. all right, guys, back to you. hampshire, the strategy from the biden camp should shift if they are smart. we have some sound though from pete: thank you, rick, appreciate it. steve forbes who talked about white house guests swarmed by what a biden administration angry mob after leaving the rnc. would potentially look like saying if he was elected he next guest was in the middle of the chaos. he is here to tell us what would bring back obama-era economic policies take a listen happened next. and we'll get your reaction. >> this economy is recovering from those lockdowns we're

making some good progress, but we're still con va lessing, those taxes would dry up investment, he's going to bring back some of the obamacare taxes that the republicans got rid of, so this tax increase is going to hit everyone. when you have a lousy economy, that hurts people, and this is going to be unmitigated disaster jedediah: so tax increases, don, are not going to be appealing to anyone right now. is that what joe biden is going to come out and talk about as hiking everybody's taxes up? >> i hope not and i think he should be very careful about talking about bringing back the biden/obama economy. when obama took office, we had a global financial crisis, and it was an economic crisis that drove our economy down, and that increased unemployment. here, we have a global pandemic. it's a medical issue. once it is addressed then we need to resume the economy that we had before that was productive lowest unemployment since they'vevery been keeping statistics lowest unemployment

for african americans and latino s and an expanding economy, record stock prices and the like, so the cure for the issue is not the same as it was in 2008-2009. it's solving a global pandemic and then helping these cities recover and making them recover with some discipline to bail new york city out be a terrible mistake because it won't impose any discipline long term and it'll just be back again for more money. jedediah: don peebles offering some sound advice to the biden camp whether or not they listen still remains to be seen thank you don for being here as always >> thank you for having me. jedediah: up next, california governor gavin newsom releasing new reopening guidelines for businesses. congressman devon nunes is here to react, right after this. >> ♪ ♪ as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual.

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i honestly feel that that's my calling-- they -- these people had split off from a larger mob who were to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing harassing the majority of the people who were leaving the rnc that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to convention. we had split off to go back to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. our hotel. it was myself, another gay conservative, and the executive i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. director of the walk away people say to me periodically, foundation walking back and as "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." they passed us they started, you it's really, really helped me tremendously. know, the anti-gay slurs. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. and then it became physical when it became a physical confrontation which one of them actually spit on mike harlow and hit livey alberts, the woman that was with me and they threw liberalism has changed and i don't fit there anymore. a drink at me and threw a cup in i'm a democrat my parents are my face. as you see in the video this democrat i was a huge obama went on for a while they threw supporter. >> it feels like democrats sort the anti-gay slurs several of get people hooked on this drug of free money, where times. will: one of the things i'm they basically say, you know, if always curious about how does it you want your fix you have to keep voting for us. begin? you are walking down the street. a crowd notices you. his entire campaign works for all americans, that was a would you take me inside the first moment of these turning point for me. >> you can actually go from interactions? >> well, sure, i mean, first i being a democratic socialist to would like to actually take it one step before that we had all a trump supporter.

i hope that trump wins, and that just come one from one of the we can continue with the most magical evenings of my progress that he's made. entire life. absolutely gorgeous, beautiful pete: one of the many powerful experience being there at the white house to hear the moments from thursday's rnc that president speak at the close of was a walk away video from the rnc convention. as we were all leaving this rank-and-file leftist democrat saying i'm now in for president incredible evening is the trump let's bring in devon nunes protesters were standing right ranking member house select there at the gate. the moment we were leaving the intel committee to react to that congressman thanks for being white house ground, there was here this morning. already a group there these are so, a video like that, contrast the same people that people might have noticed while the president was speaking while that with there are lists of ivanka trump was speaking you could hear some noise in the background they were trying to actually create so much noise to establishment republicans coming out saying work for joe which one tugs at the hearts of voters disrupt the convention. as we were leaving, they were >> well when you look at the there shouting names at people, never-trump movement that's a racist. bigot and other much more failed movement. that's being supported by left horrible things than that. at all of us who were leaving. wing activist, billionaire donor but when you leave the white s funding that whole house grounds, there was sort of movement but the truth is this a -- the option to turn off president has the largest toward the right or turn off support amongst republicans in the history of the republican toward the left and the majority party. that's just the fact, and he's of people turned off toward the opening up the tent. right. that's when they encountered the i think the biggest thing that i mob. i mean literally hundreds of found throughout the four days these people. you have seen the videos now is that the president actually, there are dozens of examples. not only has he performed on the

my friends and i turned off toward the left and that's when commitments that he made to america, but every republican we were encountered by four or always says look, we're going to five from this group who came go into the inner cities and try the opposite direction toward to do something with the african americans community. this president has actually done it, and you could see , i was us. jedediah: brandon, this stuff is deeply disturbing to witness. there on thursday night. it's been normalized. you could see in the crowd, the it's not being cob itemed widely number of african americans enough. i want to ask you though about a that were there, i think it was particular video. there were many individual grows not only the largest number but showed during the rnc compelling also, these are african and had the capacity to change americans who used to be democrat and that's going to be hearts and minds. one in particular. a strong wind at the president's back as we go into the final i want to play a little of that couple months of this election. and get your reaction. >> liberalism has changed and i will: it was actually one of the themes of the republican don't fitted there anymore. i'm a democrat. national convention a political my parents are democrats. realignment we're seeing that >> feels like democrats sort of perhaps on the left and right when it comes to trade or get people hooked on this drug of free money. foreign wars former republicans we basically say, you know, if you want your fix, you have to voting left, former democrats keep voting for us. voting for donald trump but >> his entire campaign works for congressman i want to talk about your home state, california all americans. that was a turning pointed for me. because governor gavin newsom >> you can actually go from being a democratic socialist to released new guidelines for businesses to reopen amid a trump supporter. covid-19. tell us what you think of these new guidelines from governor jedediah: so these are individuals from the walk away newsom? movement. >> well if you look at it for why do you feel that this was months now, no one has known

such an important message to what's going on, so, if your present at the rnc? >> well, because it really is showing a larger awakening that example if you cut hair for a living, a barber shop you have is happening in this country. no idea what's going on. people who are waking up to the you don't know when you can open lies of the liberal media. it's essentially indefinitely. waking up to see that the if you had a restaurant in many democrat party and their policies are not serving people of the counties, you had to well. and all this time so many people basically use your parking lot to go and eat outside. have been resistant to or hated you could not walk actually walk president trump. into the restaurant. now they are coming around and and people kept asking, okay, seeing that this is the president that we need to get look. behind in 2020. we know that covid is continuing i'm just so proud that they it's a virus but we're learning highlighted these people from the walk away campaign. how to treat it people are getting better but i had business owners and everyday people continue to ask pete: brandon straka, thank you me, well when do i get to open? so much. you turned left. at what point do we have to get you know what happens when you to zero people that have turn left. turn right more often. covid in this country before we >> you are right about that. get to open? finally, i think the pressure pete: hey, brother, thanks for built enough to where the governor of this one-party everything you do. controlled state that i live in, keep us updated on your efforts. so he came out what i call like thousands march on washington a coloring book. so now we're playing with colors exactly 57 years after it still makes sense whatsoever, dr. martin luther king's iconic i have a dream speech. like why do you just say oh, 25% how can lessons from the past heal today. of the restaurant can be built. dr. alveda king civil rights where the hell does that number icon will join us to discuss

come from? why is that? next ♪ and of course, you guys know the story how they continue to ♪ pick winners and losers. pete: yes. >> the democratic governor of the state is afraid of the mayor of st. so he never really shut the beaches down in san diego because he knows that's a republican running against him, but yet in orange county and other places, they were shut down. it just makes no sense and i think the people here are getting fed up with it. jedediah: yeah, congressman it seems so arbitrary what gets allowed to reopen, what doesn't. people are waiting, and many of them business owners to see what their plan will be so they can figure out how to put food on the table for themselves and families again. another topic those people are waiting to hear about is what's going to happen with the stimulus related to covid-19 and democrats and the white house are at this impasse. what's going to happen here? >> well first of all, we have to actually go back to washington to vote on something other than conspiracy. people forgot a week ago we went back to washington, why? because supposedly donald trump was removing mailboxes in the

middle of the night so that people wouldn't vote. that actually happened a week ago. people forgot about it already. pete: it's true. >> so the fact that how are we going to get back we're only in two weeks in september what it looks to me like, just like right here in california where i'm sitting, the democrat party is doing everything it possibly can, one to hurt the economy so that it doesn't open up and despite what they tell you, i was there on thursday night. those are not protesters. those are rioters, they're mobst ers, people actually being paid to be there. someone is paying these people to fly into washington d.c., to create this chaos, and i hope the american people wise up to this. this is the democrats are the ones behind this , and that's why they refuse to shut this down. will: congressman devon nunes thank you for your time this morning. pete: thank you, sir. >> my pleasure thank you for having me. will: turning for a few more headlines, attorneys for the teenager charged in the shooting and killing of two people at kenosha protests say he acted in self-defense.

they claim kyle rittenhouse was taunted and chased by protesters for being armed. the 17-year-old opened fire after he heard gun shots and he is from illinois and a judge approved a politico day delay for his extradition hearing and, nutritional supplement's company herbalife reaching a $123 million settlement with the justice department, over its allegations it bribed chinese officials. federal prosecutors say the supplement maker paid chinese government officials in state-owned media to obtain licenses to sell products and to influence investigations of the company. pete: a minnesota man is reaching new heights, joseph gra sawmore now holds the guiness world record for the tallest mohawk. it measures up to almost four feet high, and he tried to break the record in 2007 but was

unsuccessful and he's back 13 years later. will: he's resilient. pete: he is. he's dedicated. the six foot tall social worker says it's hard, now, to get through doors. will: oh, i would imagine. pete: into his car. will: i would imagine. i think the real question of the story is what hair product is he using? pete: big time. yeah, he's got to have a sunroof in his car that's for sure. will: that's right. jedediah: i think i actually think the real, i think the real question, will, is when is pete going to step up to the plate and get a hair do that we can all respect like that? i mean we're all waiting. pete: i already use as much hair product as he does. jedediah: thousands marching on will: [laughter] washington for change after pete: and other things. martin luther king's historic i have a dream speech in this so, i mean -- these times of unrest and will: we could work on it. division what message can we pete: no, no. learn from the civil rights icon there you go, jed you're closer. niece and tributer dr. alveda jedediah: no, no, my nine month king author. >> book "we are not color blind. old i hawk his hair up and my mom and i are in a constant dial over it and i'll let you know a very important book in very where that lands in the fam important anytime our country's law enforcement debate but other

history. grateful for that can't wait to person that has to weigh in on check that out. the mohawk is obviously rick most importantly-want to get reichmuth because he has a lot your reaction today to that of hair going on too. pete: you got a hair cut. march on washington. you did get a hair cut rick. >> well, i'm very glad to know that americans remember the rick: i got my first hair cut in legacy an of dr. martin luther g six months, yeah, of course, of course everybody that's what you do in the shower. jr. as they turned out in that's the only time that i've washington, d.c. had one. i watched my young cousin but one of these days. yolanda renee king with her yeah, well you know. remarks standing there with her want to know what happens when he rides the motorcycle. does it stay up four feet or father. americans still need hope. does it go? americans still have questions that's the true test of the hair product, we need that image. all right, guys, severe weather today across parts of the eastern seaboard this is however, i believe it's very some of the moisture which was important during this time we from hurricane laura one last still remember the checkmarked day we'll deal with it right now insufficient funds that my uncle cutting across west virginia, we'll see that move off eventually but then we're going dr. referenced martin luther king jr. discussed during his to watch behind it, new storms remarks i have a dream. we still have a dream. that are developing back across that check is being made good on parts of the central plains, severe weather today across parts of oklahoma and arkansas, here in 2020 with president arkansas you had all of that weather from laura unfortunately donald john trump with the some more. historically black colleges now, anywhere to the south of

where he has given them quite a this , it's really hot. you've had all that moisture, bit of a boost financially. out across the west its been really hot and no moisture i talk a lot about the monsoon with the high rate of season has not happened although unemployment for the this week i think we'll see some of it in arizona but take a look at this drought that has developed because of not having african-american will monsoonal moisture all across administration until covid-19 parts of the four corners and and president trump came back in west texas not good news for a with assistance there the lot of these ranchers and really not good news for the fires that opportunity zone. the check is being made good on. we're going to watch over the america does still have a dream. next we've been watching as well take a lack at this please remember that my uncle these high temperatures in texas today without that rain martin luther king jr. said that his dream is rooted in the also. guys back to you. pete: rick thank you very much american dream. great report i was kind of america must be a safe nation, a watching but i can we put the photo back up of the mohawk prospering nation. guy? that, look at that! and that is really what i remember about the speech. he tried in 2007, 13 years later he's back and he is a guiness world record holder. >> doctor talk about a safe will: that's right because he nation and talk about the doesn't quit, pete. pete: he doesn't quit. parallel peaceful protest we he fires, he fought and there he have seen on the screen from the is. we salute you. we salute you. march and riots erupting around will: pay attention, kids. the country. how do we get dr. martin luther pete: rick saccone still there, thank you, rick appreciate it. king jr.'s message to these

people? he's like did you listen at all? you see these cities up in new york and new jersey's flames. mounting covid-19 restrictions it's getting scary. >> my uncle was a man of peace. they're still there, eating away , crushing the restaurant he talked about peace. industry. he talked about nonviolence. but one diner is not standing for it. we must learn to come together reopening for indoor dining any way. as brothers and as sisters and the owner's attorney joins us, next. >> ♪ ♪ not perish together as fools. we have to be one blood and one race and not colorblind. we have to see color. we have to see each other's concerns and then we must be able to respond to those concerns without violence and i believe that it's very important that we have a strong and a safe and secure nation. jedediah: doctor, thank you so much for being here as always today. annual important message. an important book. can't wait to check it out and we will talk again soon. >> thank you. jedediah: coming up, sports gets political yet again. a new joe biden ad blames president trump for sports being canceled. but frump is blaming democrats.

we are going to talk about all of that and the blame game coming up at the top of the hour ♪ got your number ♪ i need to make you mine ♪ generally, don't change your number ♪ 86705309.

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tell me about your lawsuit and your client in new jersey, attempting remain open through the shutdown orders there. >> good morning, everyone. my client in new jersey he's a vietnam veteran so he fought for our freedoms in vietnam, he's a cancer survivor and he's going to remain only no matter what he believes in freedoms, he believes that he has a right to run his business, but he's running his business very safely ♪ ♪ let's yourself be free ♪ freedom his diner is an absolute ♪ freedom fortress. jedediah: welcome, everyone to he takes everyone's temperature this 7:00 a.m. hour of "fox & when they come in, he's got an friends weekend." i can't believe it's saturday, air scrubber that felt filter august 29th already. s out all of the air, he where did the summer go? set all of the booths six feet will is probably on, i would guess his second or third cup of apart, hand sanitizers everyone, coffee. pete, i would roughly guess as everybody is wearing masks, he's will projected earlier maybe the very cautious, because he absolutely loves his customers, 25th or 26th mountain dew and i and he's got a very loyal following in new jersey. will: governor murphy in new just drank 22 ounces of celery jersey is allowing outdoor dining why hasn't he just moved

juice. to outdoor dining? [yuck] will: and i have been thinking >> he doesn't have really the space for the outdoor dining about your morning routine you have a willing listener i'm a he's got three or four tables he really needs the indoor eat to live. dining to survive and this is a i eat so that i can get buy. matter of survival. i'm not a live to eat. he's not even looking for this you are a live to eat guy. attention. we talked about this. he doesn't have a gofundme. he's not looking for any attention. pete: yeah. he just wants to make a living will: i need the energy and just a regular guy looking to calories. i will drink my vegetables. make a living and put food on i will drink my vegetables to the table for his family. check the box. will: speaking of survival i'm a willing listener on these you're also representing some 300 restaurants in new york city green smooth mooties. , suing the new york state jedediah: i knew i would get an ally in the building at some governor, governor cuomo, to point and he has arrived. remain open and allow indoor pete: there are those ads on our dining. tell me about that, what are you channel the vegetable that's can seeking an injunction to remain eat in a pill that might be the closest i get. open in the short-term here? >> what we're looking here is will: i'm in. will: other than peppers in my our lead plaintiff, just to show you the hipocracy of these law, omelet. otherwise i don't see much. jedediah: there you go. he has a landmark restaurant in pete: we will get there anything artificial i'm in for. little neck, new york which is half a block away from nassau yeah. it's true. there is a reason. county, so his restaurant, he's okay. so we have got to talk about things other than green juice got three floors for indoor and caffeine although it is dining. he's now relegated to only fueling our show this morning.

thanks for being here. we have three more hours and you having rooftop dining. know we are ready to go. meanwhile, someone could travel the president almost spoke for 500 feet east and eat at various restaurants in great neck, new three hours on thursday. 70 minutes or rnc speech. york, which is 500-foot walk, or he didn't stop there contrast joe biden scared by what the rnc a block away, so what we're presented announced that 10 days looking to do is to secure later on labor day he will after labor day weekend he will indoor dining. we filed yesterday a class finally emerge from his basement action and i represent over 300 and he finally emerged to say restaurants at this point in time. one thing about the violence i expect more to join and what happening. it took months and months for we're looking to do is put him to address the fact that pressure and file an injunction mobs and riots are not a good thing. next week to lift the president went right out on the executive order and allow the trail yesterday to new all these restaurant, new york hampshire talking to a crowd city restaurants that are suffer there and explained what it is ing tremendous hardship to about this violence and maybe we open up for indoor dining. should look at who is running the cities where the violence is will: if you do not get that in junction, i'd assume then emanating from. take a listen to the president. you're going to talk about a >> that's what's happening in suit for damages. portland and that's what's how do you quantify and what happens if you don't receive happening all over where you this injunction, what happens to these restaurants? >> they're not allowed to open have democrats run cities. just take a look. people walk out and they get for indoor dining. fall is am coming, schools are accosted. they get abused. opening. right now one of the things that they get spit on it's a governor cuomo said is he had metrics as to regions that be

disgrace. today's democrat party is filled allowed to open. one of the metrics that he with hate. just look at joe biden thought was very important was supporters on the streets the infection rate. screaming and shouting at by new york city now is averaging standers with unhinged manic less than 1% infection rate over the last seven days. rage. >> they are not protesters. it is time to open indoor dining those are anarchist. in new york city, and enough is they are agitators. they are rioters. enough. will: so what is the metric they are looters. they're failing in your estimation. what is the argument on their will: let's just take an account side for keeping restaurants if we can guys. closed for indoor dining? new york. portland, seattle, chicago, >> i challenged them to prove washington, d.c., san francisco, to me the science that a these are cities not only where restaurant in manhattan leadership is overwhelmingly following the same guidelines 50 democratic but you would be hard pressed to find a republican % occupancy as a restaurants representative in these cities that are totally falling apart. in yonkers is more dangerous. anyone that lives here in new there's absolutely no science, york city has seen homelessness, pete this is all nonsense. will: we'll keep up with your crime, tension, rise throughout lawsuit and see how it goes in the city over the last couple both new york and new jersey. days, by the way, it's out, pet. thanks for your time this morning. >> thank, pete. will: your next grocery store drive people out, jedediah. it's not just new york. trip may look different. i want to you look at this. thanks to retail powerhouse this is happening in chicago. cities being hollowed out. amazon. cyberguy is giving us a look at

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these places are often ridiculous to begin with you are paying a higher cost of living. what are you getting for it? feeling unsafe every minute of the day every time you leave your house? will: pete, look at the dominoes how they fall if people go out of businesses and people leave the city tax base how are you going to pay for it. pete: already have budget problems and can't pay for it. they don't have an answer for it. speaking of cities. for 37 years we have been fighting for survivors you listed off, will, big cities of child sex abuse. kenosha is not a small city but even in these uniquely challenging times it seemed the same kind of violence we have seen in big we're still fighting with dedication and devotion. cities. wisconsin giving its own defund california law gives survivors a chance to take legal action, but only for a limited time. if you were sexually abused by a priest, account lucas tomlinson what scout leader, coach or teacher contact us confidentially today. happened with that shooting. it's time. the police union in kenosha, wisconsin pushing back saying that blake was armed with a knife when they showed up to serve that warrant. but his lawyer isn't buying it. this is what he said.

it is the common strategy that police departments use in these type of circumstances. it's always trying to justify murder for misdemeanors. >> he was posing absolutely no imminent threat to these officers. apparently what their position is that if there is a knife in the vicinity, they are free to essentially use deadly force police union pushing back saying blake was forcefully fighting jedediah: the next time you go shopping you may find yourself with police officers for arresting him violating a asking alexa, where are the eggs restraining order stemming from a sexual assault charge. will: that's because today's amazon is opening its first blake put one of the officers in a head lock. fresh brick-and-mortar grocery police tried to subdue him store. that could change the future of shooting him twice with a taser food shopping. pete: joining us live from the but those efforts failed. new high-tech supermarket, this does not show any of it. only the last 20 seconds of the curt knutson, the cyberguy. incident shot at close range. curt, amazon grocery store? the union said quote based on i mean, what do they not do? the inability to gain compliance tell us about this. and control after using verbal >> [laughter] physical and less lethal means pete good morning to you, drew firearms. jedediah, will, in 15 minutes

continued to ignore even when the force of lethal force now this amazon fresh grocery store the first of its kind in america present. in the tweet earlier this morning. president trump said all was , is about to open and calm last night in kenosha also change history really as because the national guard was the $800 billion grocery deployed, guys. store business will take notice will: thanks, lucas, as the facts come out i think it's mainly because of the technology important we pay attention to inside of this store, jeff bezos these details the same way dedo , the guy behind amazon, as reaction to viral video. you know, has been thinking one year, five years out he's we will hear from i'm sure the thinking 20 years out. wisconsin department of justice how do you really just the united states department of justice and should be looking at revolutionize all of grocery all the facts and details. shopping and they may have done it here. pete: there is two sides to the for example, the kind of technology we're used to using at home, something like this. story. always the immediate media reaction. due process in this country. alexa, add pete's favorite meal to the shopping list. if you are violating he a radio strange order on a sexual it's going to be inside the assault warrant. so you are at the home of the store. person you sexually assaulted, >> i've added minnesota ribeye she calls the police. steak and navy seal swimmer ice cream sundae to whether they get there you put a cop in a head lock you resist the shopping list. pete: outstanding, wow! arrest. they try taser him twice. >> inside that'll appear on it's not effective. again, no one knows necessarily what's called an amazon dash if that ended up in a justified cart that has a display on it and as you shop, use of force at the end. they've eliminated the need to but, the conversation has to go to the checkout stands so it include the fact that this is helps you find the items through not a guy just walking down the the store. you could even order say from

street hot police cornered and decided to shoot. the meat counter, i want a pound they responded to a situation. of sliced turkey, and it'll tell they don't want to be responding you okay, your turkey's ready at to a sex all-assault on a the meat counter and you swing by with your cart and pick it up restraining order. that's no fun for anybody. , you're done. you can't ultimately then just you go through the store. say i'm sorry, sir, i guess you as you put things in the cart it are taking it too far we will simply scans the bar code on let this go. again, not a justification them. it is that simple and you never necessarily until we learn the need to check out. facts to shoot someone. you've already logged on to the but the media too often doesn't cart when you arrived at the report what actually happened on grocery store. the scene and it seems to not i'll bet you everything, that every major grocery store chain, matter enough, jed. jedediah: yeah. from kroger onward is going to and the response cybil thing to do is to let the investigators do their job, which adopt this kind of technology unfortunately, in this social media age that we're in just about as fast as you could snap doesn't happen because everyone is so quick to post, to react. your finger. they got to get that knee-jerk jedediah: curt you nailed petes reaction and be the first person shopping list so congratulations on that but to me as somebody to comment on it. whose not really into tech that pete: and businesses burn down. much i feel like that stuff takes a lot of time. jedediah: in this situation it doesn't allow for that. am i wrong like programming everything? let the investigators do their i'd almost rather go to the job. once that information is counter and old school just ask released then weigh in. feel free to weigh in. for my stuff. >> that's a good question, jed if there is a grave injustice call it out. you could do that, it has the give it a second. take that pause that too rarely old way of doing things still go to a checkout person exists in the year 2020. for now and also order ahead and

the knife we don't know was it in his car in his hand n his pickup your groceries at a self- service pickup counter or belt? what did the officer perceive there are parking spaces here, when he was going back to his allocated just for people to car after resisting arrest for come and pickup their groceries brought out to you. members? the old fashion way works here. imagine resisting rest. the new fashion way of using will: now is the time for this kind of dash cart investigation and questions. that's the right way and responsible way both as a media technology though will get you in-n-out of the store faster member and citizen. than the shoplifter, so you will jacob blake protest has spilled over into the sports world. like the idea that you've you saw that the nba and several other sports leagues declined to circumvented some of the hurdles play. in boycott decide to sit out to getting out of the store. will: telling us how amazon is playoff games. in response to that coming back going to own almost every this weekend, the nba and nba business there is in america by the end of this entire player's association issued a experience. pete: thanks a lot, man. joint statement. in every city where the league you bet, sign on to the franchise owns and controls an newsletter at cyberguy.com and arena property team governors will continue to work with i'll explain how it works. will: more fox & friends moments election officials to convert the facility into a voting away. >> ♪ ♪ location into the 2020 general election to allow for a safe in person voting option for communities vulnerable to covid that is the joipght statement from the nba and nba player's

association. i will would like to say this. i appreciate and respect the players' conviction when it comes to these issues. they are putting their money where their mouth is. but it isn't universal. as reported this week in a meeting with nbapa only 20% of nba players are registered to vote. so, in the end, they are going to have to put their money where their mouth is when it comes to social change not just boycott. pete: interesting. that's not a fact i knew before. it's probably similar to be fair to the military, maybe they live somewhere else now they play for a team. where is their home of record? how do you register? that could be complicated for people that travel a lot. if you are going to turn your league into a political statement which the nba has gone you better got final step by being a part of the voting process. interesting. all right, sports has become something so many people think a lot less about because there are so many more consequential things right now. turning now to your headlines. anti police protesters stake a sit-in inside the lobby of ted

wheeler's apartment building. they also held a loud concert outside his home. they are refusing to leave until wheeler listens to their demands on addressing police violence. it comes as wheeler denies wheeler's offer again to send federal officers to the city. the president tweeting in part if the incompetent tent mayor of portland ted wheeler doesn't get control of the city and stop anarchists we will go in and take care of matters the way they should have been taken care of 100 days ago. and this: two soldiers are dead and three recovering after a blackhawk helicopter reportedly crashes during a training exercise. the accident happening date in the day somewhere in waters between san san diego. this is the second deadly ingted involving military personnel from the same base in the last month. god rest their souls. lawmakers are now pushing for the first african-american to earn the medal of honor. army sergeant al wynn cash was killed while saying his fellow

soldiers after a roadside bomb explosion in iraq in 2005. he has already been given the silver star. mark esper has officially given his recommendation. however, congress must pass new legislation to extend the time frame for upgrading the military honors. sure hope they find the ability to extend the time frame for jedediah: absolutely. coming up next, the white house now faces its first legal challenge after illegal immigrants claim the president changed the daca program unlawfully. tom homan is here to react to the new lawsuit and he is on when you start with a better that's no way to treat a dog... deck ...you can do no wrong. ♪ say geronimo where did you learn that? the internet... yeah? ♪ say geronimo mmm! with no artificial preservatives or added nitrates or nitrites, ♪ it's all for the love of hot dogs. jedediah: thank you, guys, for joining us on this amazing

saturday morning in late august, almost done hope you have an amazing rest of saturday and we'll see you tomorrow. will: a little bit of college football, go have a nice saturday. pete: have a wonderful saturday we'll see you all tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. neil: all right, we are on post, hurricane laura watch. welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto and this is cavuto live we'll be busy the next two hours and so is the president. do presidents get frequent flier miles because this one has been traveling quite a bit going to both hurricane sites in louisiana and in texas later today and leaving the white house shortly. we're going to hear from charles watson whose in orange, texas on the cleanup efforts going there david spunt at the white house as the president engages the post-convention busy travel schedule so too by the way joe biden. we'll get to all that in a second fo

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a lawsuit filed jed claims the active homeland security chad wolf serving in his position unlawfully and did not have authority to scale back the program. here to react is fox news exhibiter and former act being ice director tom homan. tom, welcome to the showed as always. whether a do you make of the legal challenge. >> i think they will lose it. daca is illegal. president obama didn't have the right to do it. if you accepted barack obama had the right to create this program out of air, then certainly another president this that same authority to end the program. and the supreme court's decision

they didn't say that the program is legal. they said the government ended it incorrectly because they didn't follow the administrative procedures act of 1946 statue which is a weak decision. basically what the supreme court said is you have to follow administrative procedures act. you have to put it in front of the register. give the public 30 days to respond what your intents are and you respond to those comments and then you act. so the supreme court dhs secretary road map how to end this legally. that's why it happened. jedediah: tom is, it concerning though when you look at some of the numbers you see ag's from 13 disats states and the district of columbia filing these complaints about the administration's actions? do you think so this is just going to spiral? >> no. you know what's really sad? ags hold congress accountable. last couple times i testified it turned into this big argument i told congress they have failed the american people. their job is to legislate. if they want to fix daca or create some sort of amnesty program, then congress needs to

do their job. so suing the president, you know, protesting in front of my house on a sunday morning isn't going to affect the change you want. hold congress responsible. it's their job. it's their failure, make them do their job. jedediah: so why do you think congress doesn't act on this? when you poll people and we have looked at polls over the years on this. most americans support daca. they support some sort of action if not daca itself that's similar to daca. why doesn't congress do something about it. >> there is two things. congress knows a lot of things that we don't number one. it's a fact that many of these within the daca program are not children where valedictorians. many in their 30's and have criminal histories first of all. second of all a lot of people in congress have been around a long time understand like i do every time you reward illegal behavior, it's going to cause more problems at our border. for instance, when daca was passed in 2012, i told secretary napolitano and staff this is going to cause a surge at the border and of course i was

called a fear monger, they went ahead and did daca what happened in fy with 13, '14 and '1415. mothers bringing children hoping they would be the next daca population. if you hang out long enough in this country illegally we will give you something. a lot of congressman understand have you got to stop rewarding illegal behavior or never going to stop the illegal situation on the border. jedediah: i don't think anybody is going to be leaping to address it right now in a controversial election season. tom homan, thanks so much for being here as always. we will continual to track these legal challenges and i'm sure we will have you back to talk about it. thank you. >> good to see you. thank you. jedediah: one of the first people freed under the first step act speaking at the rnc. i always remembered that god knew my name in my darkest hour. but i never thought a president would. jedediah: yesterday, alice johnson was given a full

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pete: welcome back. alice johnson spent more than 20 years behind bars for a nonviolent drug offense until president trump commuted her sentence in 2018. on the final night of the rnc she surprised the president's push for criminal justice reform and for giving her and others like her a second chance. and yesterday the surprise ceremony the president granted her a full pardon. >> alice was given a life sentence and you spent about 22

years and for something that today a lot of people wouldn't even be going to jail for. we're taking alice from a commutation to a full pardon. pete: our next guest was in the oval office as it happened and delivered a blessing. delivering me now senior pastor at first baptist dallas church robert jeffress. thanks for being here. you were there were able to give a prayer, appropriately so at that moment. take us inside the room and the president's motivation for things like this. >> you know, this was so interesting. i was honored to be in the oval office to visit with the president about something else completely and his aids told me that alice johnson was coming after me. he began to voice out loud wouldn't it be a great thing to give her a fresh start, to give her a full pardon and so he talked to some of his advisors and about the upside and downside and they outlined it.

he said this is the right thing to do. let's do it. so he got the papers together very quickly when they brought alice in she was full of tears of gratitude. the president asked me to give a prayer. in my prayer i thanked god that we have a president like donald trump who believes, yes, in law and order and justice but he also believes in mercy. pete, this is what i wish your audience knew about the president like you and i do. when it comes to being nobody is tougher than donald j. trump. when the situation calls for kindness, there is nobody any kinder or gracious than he is. that's what we want in a leader. pete: pastor on another topic similar involving faith, the president's opponent the former vice president talked a lot about saving the soul of america, restoring the soul. now, this week, hundreds of faith leaders endorsed former

vice president biden who restored the soul of the u.s. i didn't know presidents or politicians were in the soul business. talk to me about what they are calling for. >> well, in that letter they said also we want joe biden to provide moral clarity for our nation. look, electing joe biden to provide moral clarity is like hiring jesse james to provide bank security. i mean, the fact is joe biden is bankrupt along with the democrat party when it comes to morality. i mean, look at their position on abortion. they believe it's moral to go ahead and rip a baby from the mother wants woman at the ninth month and dismember it because you don't like the sex of the baby. joe biden believes that ought to be legal. they believe it's moral and what is moral about bankrupting the little sisters of the poor, putting them in jail for not following the obama contraceptive mandate? i mean, the fact is the bible, god and even biden's own

catholic church provide moral clarity on these issues. joe biden just chooses to ignore those teachings and that's why he is fuzzy in his thinking. pete: pastoi go to the church be i need a soul in need of redemption i don't got to the ballot box soul -- why do they keep talking about the soul believing the government can do that. >> that was one of president's greatest lines not looking to the government for redemption but looking to god. look, they have to believe that way the soul because they have a soul but they are a godless party. we saw that on display during their convention they can't talk about god in a proper way so they have made government their god. that's what's behind it. pete: that's right. pastor robert jeffress, thank you for your time. >> thank you, pete. pete: good to be in the right place at the right time. coming up, congressman brian mast one of many people, is he a combat vet, harassed by a mob

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[shouting] >> protesters harassing florida congressman brian mast just one target of the mob that descended on rnc guests leaving the white house. >> congressman mast joins us now. congressman, thanks for being here. your reaction with the protesters out of the rnc is a bit different than others we have seen on video. it remains mostly essential. what were they saying to you? what were they asking you? what were you debating? >> there was no debate. they weren't really asking that much. they were just trying to yell. they weren't interested in truth or facts. you give them an answer, they wanted to yell more. they wanted you to answer the things that they wanted you to answer in the way that they wanted you to ena. their goal out there very simple. it's intimidation. they acted like h hyenas and sod like hig hyenas out there. when you go out there be a loy

on. stand on your ground. they want you to conform immediately in the moment to their demands. how long did it last? for someone who hasn't been through what you have been through i got to believe it would be a very scary environment. >> i can't say that it was scary for me it the all. the reality of a situation it was one of several encounters that you just played right there because we were walking through these kind of crowds for the better part of 15 minutes but i would look at it this way. i was blown up in combat like you said. what are they going to do that's worse to me than what i have already been through? probably not much. but i can promise you that what i would do to one of them is probably worse than what they have been through. >> you said it wasn't scary for you. we have seen clips playing of rand paul and his wife. this can get scary for some

though if you are walking with your family member. you think you are just running anner rand or something and confronted. people have been confronted in restaurants, blindsided by. this how do you feel it's accept to be act this day and age particular whether i it comes to trump supporters. >> these hyenas as i have called them i have one in my community she said open season on conservatives. that's the way they look at it. what does that literally mean? it means open to hunting no. restriction on hunt something what open season means. we should all be prepared. we should all be prepared for that and we should be prepared for be lions to not be intimidated to go out there and say listen can you come at me but you will get a lot worse than what you are going to dish out to me. >> ultimately we have the right to defend ourselves and we are supposed to have free speech and assemblies are supposed to be peaceable. when those are violated have you got to stand your ground. pete: congressman mast, thank you so much for your time and cool head in that moment.

appreciate it. you got it. jedediah: we're going to turn now to your headlines this hour. a judge in illinois refusing to release the full report on how prosecutor kim foxx handled the case of smollett. falcons dropped all charges against the actor. accused of staging an assault against himself last year. refusing to back down amid criticism from notre dame for calling joe biden catholic in name only. >> to murder an unborn child at nine months is illegal. that's not part of the catholic faith. >> holtz questioning biden's faith during his speech at the republican national convention claiming the former vp supports abortion even in the final months of pregnancy. biden has not directly said that in his stance.

however, anti-abortion advocates say it is effectively his proposed policy. notre dame is now distancing itself from its former coach saying in a statement quote the use of the university's name at the republican national convention must not be taken to imply that the university endorses his views. any candidate or any political party. showing off innovation to help humans and pigs. the tesla ceo unveiling gear true the pig inserted with a small computer chip technology transmit the animal's brain activity to another computer. could merge human brains with artificial intelligence. those are your headlines and that by the way is somewhat terrifying to me. will: i'm out. will. pete: i would like to volunteer i'm only one level above a pig. will: i would like to volunteer you as well.

that is truly terrifying, elon. ahead of his time. jedediah: pete, you go do that and report to will and i how it went] pig growling] will: was that a pig making that noise or pig demanding it. ugly. will: i will blame the chip. pete: will in the parole tempter, will that you should talk to rick reichmuth. will: thank you. was that sent to you or a thought of your own? hey, rick, you think for yourself, rick reichmuth, our weather guy he thinks for himself. there is no computer chip telling what's going on across the country. rick: that would maybe make the forecast a little bit better sometimes. i don't know. i'm so against this just because we can do some stuff doesn't mean we should do some stuff. will: that's right. rick: elon, stop right there.

that's all i have got to say. here did you go, this is what we are looking at across the eastern seaciousd severe weather today especially what is the last little bit of energy what is hurricane laura parts of the ohio valley that's going to pull off to the east as it heats up and get some severe weather. maybe a tornado or two with this. definitely some really strong winds and maybe a little bit of hail on the northern side of this. that's one spot we are watching. another spot of severe weather we're watching back toward the west primarily across eastern oklahoma and arkansas. this is an area that got released land especially from arkansas from hurricane laura this week. now have you severe weather that's going to roll through there. also talking about really hot temperatures in this area where a lot of people don't have electricity because they knocked out. in fact as of last night over 600,000 customers still without power across primarily louisiana and now have you got really how the temperatures in there heat advisories in effect. today is a hot one. tomorrow is a hot one. next day is a hot one. i will tell you there is little hints guys of fall coming way up

towards the north. have you got some temperatures there, today 62 in marquette and most of this week. battle zone between going on between the cold and summer so hanging on. back to you. will: that's a hint, rick. tell that to the people in texas today. rick: that's true, exactly. pete: up next president trump back on the campaign trail taking aim at joe biden during his speech in new hampshire. trump 2020 senior advisor corey lewandowski is here to discuss the president's message ♪ ♪ ♪ you try to stay ahead of the mess

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tobacco products. man news vote it. wouldn't make it illegal to own but punish sellers. it's already illegal to anyone under 21 years of age. planning historic vote under illegal marijuana. the remove ca cannabis. states would still need to legalize the drug if the act is passed. it's already legal in 11 states. over to you, will. will: president trump is going straight from the convention trail to the campaign trail rallying supporters in new hampshire in taking aim at joe biden. just one month before the first debate. >> i believe he is the worst candidate the slowest candidate. and i mean in prime time he was the slowest candidate. which was a long time ago. today's democrat party was filled with hate. just look at joe biden's supporters on the streets screaming and shouting at by standers. you ought to see last night in

washington. it was a disgrace. will: no political party had a monopoly on hate or empathy. that does not look like the face of tolerance outside in the streets of the republican national convention. joining us to discuss is trump 2020 senior advisor trump 2020 corey lewandowski. what is you finding is the major theme the message that's resonating with voters? >> well, will, last night in new hampshire in a little airport rally we had 4,000 people inside the arena and another 4,000 people outside. and let me just contrast that with what joe biden did yesterday. he announced he is going to get on the campaign trail in 10 days. so he didn't have a rally last night, joe biden. he didn't take any questions but his big announcement after labor day i'm going to got and talk. what we saw last night in new hampshire was the message of law and order. people want safety and security at their homes, at their places of worship. at their schools. at their businesses and they

know that donald trump is the only candidate working to defend and not defund the police. will: yeah. trump lost new hampshire by a narrow margin in 2016, corey. right now he is polling behind joe biden. buff it seems to me the news cycle is moving in his direction. do you see this movement in the polls a reflection of the rnc or is it what we are seeing in the streets across the country? >> i think it's both. if you look historically at candidates' conventions most of the time candidates get a bump coming out of their convention. there have been three exceptions to that in modern history. joe biden being one of them. so it's amazing. if you go back to 1960, candidates who do not receive a bump coming out of their convention has always lost. john kerry lost, mitt romney lost and now joe biden. we're going to see a bump coming out of the republican national convention. the president gave impassioned speech from the white house lawn. it was so strong and then to follow that up with coming up to new hampshire and bringing that message directly to the people.

donald trump is going to win in new hampshire in november. and i have predicted this. he is going to have a bigger electoral margin in 20 than he did in '16. will: one of the great lessons in 2016 is look at polling with skepticism. i want to show you the way that president trump is polling today in some of the key battleground states as compared to 2016. we can put these up on our screen. this is wisconsin. he is trailing joe biden by he was trailing hillary clinton by 9%. similarly, corey, in michigan gable, he is trailing by 2.6%, again in 2016 he was trailing hillary clinton by 9.5%. one more, pennsylvania. trailing joe biden by 5.5%. he was 10 points behind hillary clinton. some four years ago. he is trailing, corey, but less so. >> and the truth, is there is a poll that came out yesterday in

michigan, donald trump is up one point. never other than election day when donald trump won the state of michigan by 10704 votes were we ahead. we are very comfortable in our position right now in all the battle ground states. the fact that joe biden has to go to minnesota, a state that a republican has not won since 1972 should tell you how concerned the democrats are about keeping that state in their win column. donald trump is going to win minnesota because the message of safety and security works everywhere. will: i don't know which of these polls to believe 2016 taught me don't put too much into any poll. certainly there seems to be some movement. we don't know how to measure the current moment but enthusiasm seems to be going your way, corey. thanks for your time this morning. >> thank you, will. will: next up kacie mcdonnell getting inside look at some of the most luxurious moment on the market that break down the mega homes. that's next ♪ our house in the middle of our

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jotted jed coca cola offering buyouts as it cuts jobs around the world. the soda makers say the buyouts are part of a larger restructuring plan as it sees a drop in beverage sales during the pandemic. and more than 225 gap and banana republic stores are closing this year. f the inside malls.

it comes as the retailers see declining sales because of the pandemic. gap, which owns banana republic, says more stores could close next year. pete? pete: thank you, jed, there is a gap over my shoulder. scaffolding. i wonder if that will survive. kacie mcdonnell with the most lavish properties on the market. >> malibu, california a mega mansion unlike any other. this 12-bedroom 14 baath nearly 11,000 square foot home has a lot to offer. needless to say, 115 million gets you much more than just a custom house. this place is basically a private malibu resort. will: there you go from a winery in napa to a 10 square mile ranch in colorado i will take that one, please. she explores the most expensive pieces of real estate the west coast has to offer. casey joining us now. welcome to the show.

i'm obsessed with looking at real estate i cannot afford. so tell us more. >> you know what? thank you. good morning, thank you guys for having me. it's such a nice break from everything that's going on. this is like your guilty reality tv but it's not really reality tv. you are just kind of going into someone's home and looking around which is so much fun. i was talking to stuart varney last weekend i described it as window shopping. jed, you know, so much fun to maybe look at a house that we can't have. get ideas from it. get d and color schemes. these are homes that frankly i would would never have been at. i'm riding the coat tails of mansion global and fox nation island ranch in colorado. have you 10 square miles, miles not acres of land, elk in your property. all fenced in malibu. cliff hanging homes. there is really something for everyone. this season got crazy because of cody. we had planned to go all over

the continental started in colorado and finished in california because my producer and i both happened to be quarantining out there. really, there is no one -- i would challenge someone to say they didn't care for one of these homes because they are phenomenal. will: i watch yellow stone every night that's my escape to montana. kacie colorado. >> situated son 10 square miles denver private ranch in colorado that provides luxury and adventure to the highest degree. the main gathering space among this sprawling property is the lodge. while it may be 16,000 square feet it still feels warm and inviting and coast. the lodge is breath-taking it's when you step outside that this property truly starts to shine. got to be prepared. looking to tackle this mountain looking the part. will: you hit the snow, casey,

was that fun? >> we were ripping. i was so mad because i had to slow down for the drone to keep up. i said let me go, let me fly. this is for tv this isn't so you could have fun. pete, i feel like you would love that snow suit. send it out to you guys. pete: i will wear it on the show. kacie send it and i will do another public. mansion global available on fox nation sign up today and get your first month for 99 cents. how do you find the next crop you? just find nice homes and knock on the front door and say can we film your house? >> we throw darts at a map at the united states. we are hoping to go all over the place maybe some east coast spots. i'm hoping for some beach locations, maybe harpootlians, maybe nantucket. pete: or maybe will cain's house? will: it would be a short episode it doesn't take long to go through two bedroom apartment. pete: thank you so much.

jedediah: thanks kacie. prominent democrats michael moore and bill maher. how worried should they be? we will discuss that after the break ♪ ♪

♪ you're unbelievable ♪ ♪ will: a good and happy saturday morning to you here on "fox & friends." i'm will cain along with pete hegseth and jedediah billa. good morning, jed. jedediah: good morning, and it's almost september. do you believe it? i looked at the date today and i'm like i must have missed a few months somewhere along the way. it's going to be fall soon and time to get out those fall clothes. the leaves are going to start changing. i get excited about changing

seasons. pete: no, fall is a great season usually means football. i always mark my calendar august 29th today is national chopped souy. only holiday on this day usually five of them. that was the only one. i don't know if we are doing anything about it today on the show we should. will: coming up later. pete: i agreeson and finally upon us. will you said you are in texas where it's 100 degrees always summer in texas. going to move on to. so politics that have occurred this week if you were like us you were glued to the tv and rnc and presentation they gave as juxtaposition to the dnc. and the president gave 70-minute speech ended with fireworks above the washington monument. huge show that you would expect from a showman like president trump. what you didn't expect and what

has become a new sense which is actually a very.yantd reminder of what the president talked about is the treatment of attendees outside of the white house once they left the white house gates, a mob was out there trying to drowned out what the president was saying and then confronting, harassing, pick your adjective, people who were trying to leave. that's senator rand paul attempting to leave this event. he was harassed. he and his wife on the way out just for beings trump supporters and they were aaccosted. shear portion of what senator rand paul said yesterday on "fox & friends" about being swarmed by the mob. >> they were yelling threats. they were trying to push the political science over to get to me. they were grashing at us, and if got worse and worse and worse. finally we decided to make a move. i said we have got to move. if there is not going to be reinforcement we have to get to the hotel which was another block. they were shouting threats, you know, to us to kill us, to hurt us, but there were also threats

saying shouts shouting say her name, breonna taylor. it was like you couldn't reason with this mob. i'm actually the author of the breonna taylor law to end no knock raids. the irony is lost on these idiots that they're trying to kill the personal who is trying to get rid of no knock raids. will: absolutely absurd. what it shows is these treft protests, in movement is not about breonna taylor and not about equality. it's about power. and power is what they're hoping to grab. president trump has been paying attention to these protests in some cases riots, and certainly something he is bringing up on the campaign trail. last night in new hampshire he talked about that moment outside the republican national convention. he talked about what happened with senator rand paul and he said that those that helped protect him deserve a medal. listen. >> they walked out to a bunch of thugs. and that wasn't -- remember, this that wasn't friendly protesters. they were thugs. they were thugs. thank god we had some good

police around them and they took a tremendous. [cheers and applause] they took tremendous abuse he is a u.s. senator walking outside and those four policemen should be brought over to the white house and we ought to give them a medal of some kind. we are going to do it. [cheers and applause] jedediah: when you see that you can't be helpful but for the police. defund the police movement successful no police officers present. how would rand paul and his wife gotten to safety? the opened the segment saying you expected this by trump with the fireworks and whatnot. what you didn't expect was what followed. i actually was worried about this. if you look at the rioting going on around the country. if you look at the type of violence you are seeing i was worried about people leaving the event the second i saw it was staged how are these people going to get to their cars and homes? do they have their families with

them? it's getting to be that time in the country where it's scary. now, one of the things that i looked for when i was watching the rnc was those moments that had the capacity to change hearts and minds yes you want them to cater to the base and wanted people excited to come out and vote for you. you need those people in the centered who are not sure which way they may lean to look and observe and say hold on a second, that person speaks for me. >> maybe i can vote for this person. maybe i can sort of change the way they feel about something. one montage resonated with me walk away dems, very powerful, listen. >> liberalism has changed and i don't fit there anymore. i'm a democrat. my parents are democrats. i was a huge obama supporter. >> feels like democrats get people hooked on this drug of free money where they basically

say if you want your fix, you have to keep voting for us. >> his entire campaign works for all-americans. that was a turning point for me. >> you can actually go from being a democratic socialist to being a trump supporter. i hope that trump wins and we can continue with the progress that he has made. pete: powerful video and the people in the video walk away campaign founder brandon straka we had him on the program earlier. here is what he had to say why this movement is so significant and shown at the rnc. >> showing a larger awakening happening in this country. people waking up to the lies of the liberal media. waking up to see that the democratic party and poeing ares are serving people well. people that hated donald trump are coming around and seeing this is the president we need to get behind in 2020. pete: jed, you are right in pointing out this could have been predictable. it's a gathering of trump supporters.

it's washington, d.c. you could see it coming. but the fact that it's predictable doesn't mean we shouldn't believe it's abhorrent. it's a good moment for the inverse. imagine if it were a crowd of people in maga hats. brandon straka was yelled homophobic slurs while he left. imagine the hate crime legislation coming out if trump supporters were screaming at black americans and others coming out of the obama rally screaming slurs at them. it would be a national investigation. so the inverse is what the media toler rates and never never never called out. will: pete, i would say this. i don't think any one political party has a monopoly on hate. i would make two points. i have noticed personally those who scream the loudest and cast the biggest accusations whether racism and homophobia seem to ultimately be talking about themselves. they are essentially casting on to others what they are holding inside. i'm very suspicious of those that get the most an grill and cast the biggest dispersions i will say this, what we watched

is shutting down of debate. cancel culture. a mob confrontation. the trending gets uglier and uglier until it becomes physical and violent. pete: that's true. no monopoly on either side. if you go to a trump rally and there have been hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of them. joy us, peaceful. welcoming diverse. ultimately if anybody is disagreeing no one is swearing and accosting them. the problem is much more deep on the left than the right. will: the trending of the moment is on the left. this is not escaping people's attention. for example, bill maher on his program last night has noticed this movement, this enthusiasm, this circumstantially winning of the moment when it comes to president trump. and is he getting nervous about joe biden's chances. listen. >> of course, there were a lot of lies. it's donald trump i going to be a lot of lies. >> yeah. >> who cares. of the ge is it an effective message? bass it an effective convention

maybe it's their convention bump got it me but i'm feeling less confident that i did. same way did i four years ago at this time. they looked optimistic and looked like the country isn't falling apart even though the country is falling apart. and optimism very often wins elections. elections, -- every politician will tell you is about the future. jedediah: very similar sentiment being echoed by michael moore. check out this facebook post the biden campaign just announced he will be visiting a number of states but not michigan. sound familiar? i'm warning you almost 10 weeks in advance the enthusiasm level for the 60 million in trump base is off the charts. for joe, not so much. don't leave it to the democrats to get rid of trump. you have to get rid of trump. so, yeah, and you are seeing these leaders on the left sound the alarm again. michael moore and bill maher are known for their honesty. they won't mess arranged. they will tell you if they are

worried and concerned. they >> the past and they are doing it now. it may be that they watched both conventions and couldn't help but notice there was a much more positive message emerging from the rnc. there was an effort to feature a lot of individuals whose businesses had been harmed by obama-biden policies. there was an effort to show the accomplishments of the trump -- the trump administration thus far. and also just an overall sense of hopefulness that you did not see from the dnc. when you look back and, you know, joe biden's speech was widely praised. he read from a teleprompter and did okay job at it. nothing that was going to push it over the top. we see now that completely when we see the comparison after two weeks. pete: as joe concha pointed out 24 days between that 24-minute teleprompter speech and the first time he actually hits the trail which he announced he will do after labor day. it is coming down to maga vs. the mob. it's the red hats vs. the black masks. and you could have seen it coming. you heard that one pizza owner

in kenosha screaming out of his papa john's or whatever he owns saying are you trying to get donald trump reelected? because that's exactly what you are doing. that's not us. i are marching with the same people. will: to i do this all together jedediah brought up independent. what bill maher and michael moore should be worried about is one side seems to be embracing shouting people down in mobs. do you know who you will lose in that process? those independents in the middle. pete: that's exactly right. a few headlines starting with this fox news alert. actor chadwick bowsman has died after colon cancer. starred in 2018 blockbuster black panther. boseman family saying it was the honor of his career to star in the super hero film. his breakout role was in 2013

playing jackie robinson in the movie 42. boseman passed away on jackie robinson day at his home with family by his side. he was only 43 years old. a remind of the fragility of humanity for all of us. rest his soul. seattle setting up a concrete barrier outside the police department's east precinct after rioters tried setting it on fire. a 19-year-old is facing federal charges for the attempted arson. police say he tried setting the precinct on fire while other rioters tried cementing the door shut while workers were inside. that's called attempted murder. we'll see -- we will bring you the latest when we learn more. we would like to clarify a story we aired earlier very important thing to clarify. lawmakers are pushing for the first african-american to receive a medal of honor for his service during the iraq war. army sergeant alwin cash was injured after. in 2005. posthumously given the silver

star. defense secretary mark esper has officially given his recommendation of important note 90 african-americans, black americans have been awarded the medal of honor in our nation's history and those are your headlines. when i read it earlier guys i knew it was wrong. we checked it. first black personal of the iraq and afghanistan war. 90 great americans who happen to be black have been given a medal. will: good clarification. thank you, pete. president trump head to texas and louisiana today to look at the catastrophic damage left behind by hurricane laura. we have a live report on the ground next. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed.

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texas and louisiana killing more than a dozen people. will: charles with the latest on the storm damage. charles? >> hey, guys. there are at least 14 confirmed deaths in the aftermath of hurricane laura. today president trump will visit some of those areas when some of the hardest hit areas when he visits lake charles, louisiana in orange, texas later this afternoon. the category 4 hurricane causing widespread destruction through texas and louisiana in a measure of hours. the storm's force shredding homes flooding communities and causing devastation for miles. right now more than 500,000 people are still without power. an estimated 200,000 people in louisiana do not have access to water. and it could take weeks for crews to restore those utilities. some residents say laura was unlike any storm they have seen before. >> i jumped out of airplanes and i thought that was scary. it's not. this was scary.

>> and both the texas and louisiana national guard are continuing search and rescue efforts for those who are missing. guys? pete: charles watson, thank you very much. appreciate it. all right. straight ahead. she was thrown in jail after defying state orders and reopening her dallas salon, now, she is running for the state senate in texas. we will talk to shellie luther. you remember her, coming up next. ♪ ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk...

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jedediah: back with headlines. gail benson has tested positive for covid-19. tested well and hasn't missed a day of work calls. remdesivir to treat people with covid-19. the drug can now be given to children as well as adults. the new england journal of medicine says it is not a cure for coronavirus but does help people recover faster. over to you, will. will: thank you, jedediah. a dallas salon owner who was thrown in jail for defying her state's lockdown order is running for office. >> stand up and go to jail for you i do it again and again i will fight to keep our texas boundaries. will: shellie luther announcing run at a black to blue rally. defying orders to keep our business closed she served jail time.

she joins us now. good morning, shellie. >> good morning, will. how are you? will: i'm well, thank you. what happened to you over the last several months. last we heard your business had been shut down and you served some jail time. how is business going right now? >> business is great. we have been opened actually since i opened that first day. even when i was in jail the business stayed open. so it's been awesome. will: imagined to stay up and running during the pandemic and now your business is back. you are running for state senate? texas. tell us why. >> well, i mean, i have had thousands of people reach out to me i think people are yearning for a real person in government. people that have real problems. people that have been on the front lines and faced all of these difficulties though want somebody who really cares about what is happening. will willing certainly on the

front line of the pandemic and shut down orders. as a state senator, what would be your approach to a situation like this? would have you at all embraced the idea of a shutdown to deal with, to combat the coronavirus pandemic? >> i think i would have done a temporary shutdown, maybe two weeks or maybe even up to a month, 30 days at the most just until we figured it out. and when i mean figured it out, meaning okay, well, we will wear masks or we will determine what is safe enough to go out or in. i just think that adults should be able to make their own decisions. after a 30-day period. and if people want to take the chance to go somewhere, that is absolutely their right to do so. will: certainly understand the message of embracing individual choice. help me understand if you were in a state senate you would be looking at a shutdown of bess business for a length of period of time that seems to be

somewhat in contradiction with the choice you made a few months ago. is it not? >> no. because did i actually shut down for the period of time. and then when we were shut down for a month and other businesses were thriving all around us, and the virus didn't seem to be spreading throughout the quote, unquote, essential businesses. i thought, you know, it was definitely fair for my business to be open as well. and if people wanted to occupy or go in to my business, we absolutely had the right to open. will: right. so after a period of time open back up and let businesses decide if it's time for them. what about the way texas is handling the pandemic now. do you approve of governor abbott and texas legislature and how they are handling the coronavirus now? >> i do not. we still have a statewide mask mandate which i feel is ridiculous. i feel like if a business owner wants to require a mask to come

in, then that's their right. in my salon, actually, i do require a mask to come, in just because clients are face to face with the stylist for over an hour, sometimes two hours at a time. and if people want to come in my salon, they have to wear a mask. but, i feel like if there is a salon owner that does not want to require a mask, that is absolutely their right. people should be able to make decisions for themselves. will: you would be opposed to a statewide mask mandate. essentially your message is while you were embrace a temporary shutdown to handle something like the coronavirus pandemic afterwards allow people and individuals and businesses to make their own choices? >> absolutely. and i mean i don't know if we will see something like this in the foreseeable future. but, 30 days max and then if a governor wants to continue to make decisions, he or she needs to discuss that with other people in government. there needs to be a special

session called and this needs to be discussed with other people who can create laws for this. not just be a king or will turn into a communist state and we can't do that. will: shelly luther thank you for shaking your political platform. certainly hope your business is no, your honoring again thank you shelley for your time this morning. >> thank you, will. will: blaming president trump for canceled sports season one month before the debate. is biden putting together a new game plan? lawrence jones is going to be here to give us his take next. ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes you want to go ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ applebee's.

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good to see you this morning. >> good morning, family. will: it is confusing. if i look across the where sports has been canceled college football big ten and pac-12 decisions made in states largely run by democratic voters. gretchen whitmer has totally said the big ten made the right decision. how will joe biden salgtedz president trump with these decisions? >> that's a good point. first i want to say condolences to the family of chadwick boseman definitely a hero tom of us and definitely that family is in our thoughts and prayers. just to pivot is i don't understand what the play is on this. it is clear when you see even teams like the dallas cowboys and other southern states saying look, we can actually take the proper precautions to make this work. i think they are just hurting their own base. i think -- though matter what political ideology you are, you are a sports fan. and i think the people are more in tuned to what's going on in

the country than democrats give them credit for. so, i don't think this is the right line of attack for them. i think overall their message is that this is the president's fault when it comes to the coronavirus. but what we're seeing is a shift in the poll. i think, you know, what every story that i go out and shoot we always say who is the villain of the story? well, the president has been able to correctly identify china to be the villain of the story. and i think that's why some of the public polling -- people may be upset at football being canceled but i think more people are starting to blame the government in china that did not let the world know that they had this virus going on. jedediah: yeah, lawrence, you know, i want to ask you about the public perception of all of this. i recently saw a poll that showed that the public in large part stands with the players in protest when they decide if they don't want to play right now when they decide that they want conditions met, when they want

to have an active voice in social justice that was a little bit surprising to me i hear some people all the time talking about how sports has gotten so political and a turnoff. what do you think public sentiment really is on this issue right now? >> i think that during the pandemic, a lot of people saw abuse of the state whether it was the mother who that was taking her child to the playground and was arrested or you had luther just on from migrate state of texas that her salon was shut down to people that were abused by the state when it comes to losing their life or the bad apples of police brutality. i think that shifted public sentiment. and so i do think people do stand with the police. do they want to see some action? of course they want to see some action. you can't just have a protest. you have to have a list of ideas that you are going to governor. you wanting to change policy. so this really doesn't surprise me at all because the country has moved on this issue.

pete: lawrence, i want to expand on that a little bit. because you talked about abuse of government power and how the black community oftentimes feels like is and is perceived differently by some corners of law enforcement. how do you advance the conversation without acknowledging that, you know, jacob blake was violating a restraining order? he had a sexual assault warrant out. he had had a knife or didn't have a knife? he put one of the officers in a head lock. they tried to use a taser twice. he was resisting arrest for minutes. that almost is never included whether we are talking about justice in the situation. why not? and how do you reconcile that? >> well, justice is also due process. and so a defense is going to be mounted and that case is going to be made. but, you know, you still have people that still debate on whether george floyd should have died or not. some people have blamed it on the drugs that were in his system when we have autopsies that suggest otherwise. when we have a video.

and so, yes, i think it is adequate. it is correct to say officers deserve due process. they deserve to mount a defense and wet then others will push bk and say even when the evidence is so convincing. even though we have a video. you still have people that go on air and still say oh, well, it was the drugs in his system that killed him. will: you know i am surprised at that poll that jedediah referenced a moment ago about the way that public feels about sports embracing politics. i want to read you a statement from the nba players' association. this is parts of what they have hopes to accomplish. have agreed to accomplish in every city where the league franchise owns and controls the arena property, team governor also continue to work with the local election officials to convert for 2020 general election to allow for safe inperson voting option for communities. vulnerable to covid. i certainly respect the players' conviction. when politic politics is infuseh sports. i guess that's fine unless it's

only one side of the political message. i just wonder if this whole process of encouraging voting at certain nba facilities. and sports being infused with politics if there is not an underlying message of but vote our way? >> it may be. i think we should beat them on the battlefield of ideas and say well, this is our message as well. i think that's one of the problems that i have with the writinright now the message of liberty, due process that's our message. we should be saying this is where we stand. the fact that rand paul, i mean i'm a libertarian. people know that rand paul was attacked when he has been the guy that's been against the state's abuse of power is very concerning to me that people don't know that whether it's the fisa court, whether it's the criminal justice -- the guy is pro-legalization of all drugs. he has gone against the police state. if they wanted a champion for someone that's going to go out there and fight for their civil liberties, it would be rand

paul. pete: but he supports trump, lawrence. these his sin. in their mind everything is justified because trump is racist. therefore anyone who supports him must be racist. the conversation doesn't go any further than that. >> the conversation stops at racism for a lot of people. and i think the president, the best way to end all of that is to go to the people himself. he cannot just allow the media to paint a picture of him. he got to say being look, you are forgotten as well. i understand. i didn't just accomplish criminal justice reform but i'm getting ready to tackle the next issue at hand as well. i think if the president can go and talk to his american citizens, he can bypass all the misconceptions that may -- people that may assume that he is racist or doesn't care about black folks. he can bypass all of that by going straight to his people, the american people. pete: certainly did that with the convention, too. jedediah: lawrence jones, my fellow libertarian, thank you for being here.

will: great to see you, lawrence. >> y'all take care. jedediah: we'll turn to headlines for you now one man is dead and three firefighters are hurt after a sidewalk collapses. florida officials say the seminole county worker was fixing a water main when giant pieces of concrete caved in trapping him underneath. the firefighters were shocked by an electrical wire as they tried saving him. they are hospitalized in stable condition. and c-span received so many calls in support of president trump. it had to change up its phone lines. the station initially categorized callers as democrats, republicans, or others on phone lines before the rnc. the station reportedly received an overwhelming amount of calls from people who identified as democrat saying they now support president trump after his speech. c-span had to change call labels to those who support trump, support biden and support others. well, there you go. and the trump administration is preparing to reduce the number of u.s. troops in iraq by about one third.

that's according to the "wall street journal." there are currently 5200 troops deployed in iraq. the report says the pentagon is planning to cut that number to 3500. and take a look at this. a company creates a jeep wrangler fire pit. the custom metal pit is up for sale and comes in a variety of colors. choose between a two door cheap jeep a four door jeep and a truck. they cost between 900 and $1,100. those are your headlines. maybe pete wants one of those. pete: i'm not kidding i have one of those on my deck already. jedediah: do you? pete: i believe wisconsin metal art makes it they sent me one. will: how big is it. pete: it's not huge. will: where do you get wood for something that big. pete: i have to use it tonight for homage. no fires allowed either. too many calls for trump on both

the republican and democrat line so we're creating a label for the speed pa path for the democs calling. in. pete: rick reichmuth chime in on anything you want. rick: i want a picture later of your fire pit. i want proof. pete: okay, done. rick: i don't believe it. pete: i will send it to you straight to you. rick: all right. perfect. good. tropical season is really enforced. two disturbances outside across parts of the atlantic. this is what we start to see. these are the ones that become horrific storms. laura started out here earlier about 10 days ago. continue to watch that here. what was laura still now kind of impacting us across parts of the ohio valley and in towards the mid-atlantic. continuing to pull off towards the east. a bit of a cold front to the north of it. that's going to cut right along there as it does later today, that cold front pulls a little farther toward the east. it's going to create some severe weather along with those remnants of what was laura.

that's what we're going to watch later on today. weather out across parts of the west. storms colorado and in to kansas overnight. that's going to develop into severe weather across parts of arkansas and oklahoma, arkansas that just got really pummeled as well from laura. more severe weather coming in that area. all right, guys, back to you. will: thanks, rick. coming up after a violent week in kenosha that includes singer of the rock band skill let. he joins us with his message to rioters in his hometown. is mealtime a struggle?

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