>> thank you. jillian: thank you. have a good day. >> thank you. todd: set your dvr 4 a.m. every morning so you never miss a minute of "fox & friends first." jillian: see you back here tomorrow. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> just a few hours, president trump headed to kenosha, wisconsin where he is expected to deliver a law and order message amid the unrest in that city. >> i am a tremendous fan of law enforcement and i want to thank the law enforcement. they have done a good job. >> fires are burning and we have a president who fans the flames rather than fighting the flames. >> biden won't calm things down. they will take over. he is a weak president. is he controlled like a puppet. so if biden gets in, they will have won. >> i am not banning fracking, no matter how many times donald trump lies about it. >> no more -- no new fracking. >> a strong candidate says no, i never believed that i don't believe that biden can't stand his ground. you just walked people through

it on fracking. >> ban indoors while banning it in his own city. people are fired up. >> get ready, we have three hour extravaganza come your way. jedediah, obviously, you are playing the role of ainsley today and playing the role of steve is pete hegseth. pete: my desk says steve right here. brian: fantastic, that's how you knew where to sit. hang your clothes up in his office. welcome, guys. jedediah: yeah, brian, the weekend has invaded the weekday. how do you feel about that? brian: i'm a little intimidated and overwhelmed. never met pete in person and jedediah soon go l. get to meet you. pete: sometimes the backup reinvigorate the starters. back on track. here to help out a little bit. brian: in our city some interesting news happened. we found out that if you are one of the 25,000 who own an eatery we are going to wait for a vaccine to open up restaurants

in new york city. isn't that interesting? pete: unbelievable. pete: can you imagine that? jedediah: i can imagine it because we are talking about bill de blasio who seems to be lost in space throughout this whole issue. we are going to get to that and going to get to a lot more. we're going to begin right now with kenosha. we are just hours from president trump heading there to wisconsin. he is expected to deliver a law and order message amid the unrest in the city. brian: meanwhile joe biden is blaming the president for the uptick in violence nationwide. pete: we will see if that passes the smell test. griff jenkins is live in washington with the war of words. griff, good morning. griff: good morning, pete, jed and brian. president trump is going to kenosha to praise law enforcement's response to the unrest last week despite the objections from the governor and the mayor. and he made that very clear in an exclusive interview last night with laura ingraham. watch. >> i am a tremendous fan of law enforcement. and i want to thank the law enforcement. they've done a good job. and when the governor says that i shouldn't come or he would

prefer that i not come, i'm the one that called him and said, tony, you got to bring out the national guard. he agreed to it at least. he agreed to a small number, but the small number was plenty. griff: meanwhile joe biden traveled to pittsburgh in his first in person campaign event of the general election. blasting the president for the violence in the streets. >> he doesn't want to shed light. he wants to generate heat and is he stroking violence in our cities. fires are burning and we have a president who fans the flames rather than fighting the flames. but, we must not burn. griff: oh, but the president punching back blaming the democratic leaders who run those cities engulfed in chaos. >> the people that are getting hurt, they don't care. they don't care about these people. it's a weird thing. it's like warped minds. it's not only the democrats, it's the media. fake news. it's a sickness.

i think there is actually a fear. griff: for today's trip to kenosha something to watch. no plans to meet with members of jacob blake's family. organizers had 34r57bed a gathering at jacob blake's shooting. coincide with a visit. it will be interesting to see if there are any developments on that front. jed, brian? jedediah: thanks, griff. law and order is a key issue now that everyone is talking about. what's fascinating is joe biden has been essentially forced to come out front and center and talk about this issue. we just watched them go through a whole dnc without talking about riots, without pointing any fingers and blaming anyone. without saying this absolutely needs to stop, talking about the looting, talking about the destruction. and suddenly you have joe biden front and center now, pete, having to address this issue because there has been polling that's been done behind the scenes that says you are going to lose this election if you don't prioritize the destruction that's gone on in this country.

pete: after spending months failing to condemn any of it. yesterday was the first attempt to actually address it. yet he didn't condemn antifa. didn't condemn campaign staffer criminals out of jail committing crime. didn't call on governors to call out the national guard. didn't overtly talk about supporting police, brian. yet he wants to flip the script and make it seem like this is actually donald trump's problem. when we all know who these rioters and looters would ultimately support. brian: what has the president done? he has offered support to every city right away, whatever you need. not only was he rejected he was ridiculed even for the offer. todd wheeler, this terrible mayor over in portland just by looking at his pure track record actually blamed the president for the unrest and then took it over and the unrest got worse. and do you know what they did yesterday? they showed up at his house demanding that ted wheeler resign and then mocked him with a happy birthday song that we

can't repeat because we want to stay on the air. so the question is, if the people of your city despise you, and you are blaming the president, even the protesters aren't blaming the president. they are blaming you. in seattle, the same thing. the summer of love ended up being a summer of protest and they ended up at the mayor's house. when people realize that the protesters become rioters and they turn on you, and when you give them room to vent, they turn on you. they loo look at it as weakness. in terms of the joe biden is the joe biden would be administration going to be tough and have they been on the record being tough against the protesters/rioters? the answer is no. let's go back to june 18th on the late show, kamala harris. >> they are not going to stop. they're not going to stop. this is a movement, i'm telling you, they are not going to stop. and everyone beware because they are not going to stop. they are not going to stop

before election day in november and they are not going to stop after election day. and that should be -- everyone should take note of that on both level. they are not going to let up, and they should not. and we should not. brian: they should not. so let's continue with the unrest in oakland last night in los angeles. we have now kenosha. then have you raleigh, north carolina. and then you have, obviously what's going on in seattle. and some of this uprising she wants it to stop. not only they are not condemning it, they are backing it. pete: exactly. brian: that's the key, pete. pete: that clip is from june. there were still over 50 cities in america where rioting and looting had happened. so there was already evidence of the violence; yet, they were still encouraging it saying hey, this is a good thing. keep it going when the violence was already there precincts had already been under siege and taken over in minneapolis. and you wonder why it continues. yet, they want to point the finger at donald trump. i just don't think it passes the

smell test, jed. i think voters who look at this realize who wants law and order and who has been fomenting it? jedediah: it also just looks like democrats are struggling to find a narrative because they thought oh, well side with protests and we will be in the wind. this will be great. you saw all of this escalating violence and they didn't know what to do. if they condemned violence they would be marginalizing their base. tells you a lot what that base is really about and what it consists of and what their priorities are. now they feel actually compelled to do something. because have you donald trump coming out and not only addressing the issue by supplying the national guard when requested, but also talking about it and backing police officers and you have a lot of individuals around the country feeling safe and saying this is not going to work. we need someone in a position of power who is going to do something and be compelled to acted. also, they are looking at, remember, a lot of these cities are run by democrat mayors and governors. pete: all of them.

jedediah: basically opghted for inaction. wait a second if we do this expand that to the national stage, we are in big, big trouble. on that topic though of struggling to find a narrative, you are also seeing a lot of hypocrisy emerge from democrats these days. let's start with joe biden. now, there has been a lot of talk about fracking, right? energy independence. yesterday, in pittsburgh, biden said this about fracking. take a listen. >> i am not banning fracking. let me say that again. i am not banning fracking. no matter how many times donald trump lies about me. brian: okay. not banning fracking, which is interesting because in the past we had this -- pete lent me his vcr because a lot of times i can't stay up late to tape the debates. and i was able to use the vcr and play back it. turns out that joe biden was asked about this when he was just a candidate.

watch. >> would there be any place for fossil fuels, including coal and fracking in a biden administration? >> no. we would work it out. we would make sure it's eliminated and no more subsidies for either one of those. >> anybody could go down 300 to 3,000 feet in a mind sure in hell could learn how to program as well. give me a break. anybody that can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to program for god's sake. >> i'm talking about stopping fracking as soon as we possibly can no ifs, buts and maybe about it. i'm not sure your proposa>> so . >> i'm not sure your proposal does that. >> no more, no new fracking. brian: if joe biden had gotten out of the gates in the 1990s you could make a case moderate joe biden technically he was if he had not fallen in his face in 2000' when he wanted to run for president again. you could say moderate joe biden

look at his record. the joe biden we saw emerge as the former vice president to go and get the nomination because no one wanted bernie sanders is a different joe biden because we listened to him and we also, pete, look who is around him. the people who have signed off to back him are not going to put up with a moderate candidate. not only. pete: exactly. brian: on the record of not being moderate. what makes people feel the undecideds and independents that he is not going to way to the left. why is the squad so silent? why did bernie sanders sign a document basically saying joe biden is going to be the most progressive president in his lifetime? pete: brian, he is completely captured by the anti-police. >> he won't admit it. pete: he can't admit it. he rely on double speak. people rely on the energy industry actually voted for him if he wants to win. brian: pete, let me add this. do you know what is i do book

kel. he knows the american people want a moderate also not goods to be on it. also like is he running on something to win but telling everyone i'm not going to be the person i am to get elected. pete: almost like a politician which is what voters rejected in 2016. jedediah: yeah. he stands for nothing. that's why he has bernie sanders front and center out talking about his economic agenda. that's why people know that if they vote joe biden they are actually voting for kamala harris because she is going to be the person that is going to really have the influence there. he seems to not care at all by the way. you will hear a lot of hypocrisy. remember, this is the guy who authored the crime bill that's not talking about criminal justice reform. has been in the senate for how many decades now and he is acting like he is going to come in and effectuate this major change on criminal justice when his record actually speaks to the complete opposite. so people are going to have to decide. do they want to pay attention to what joe biden is saying in 2020 or do they want to pay attention to what joe biden has done over the years and the contrast between what he claims to be and

who around him is very clearly in positions of power. he would win that election. they would step forward. you wait and you see, bernie sanders will be front and center and not only will bernie be front and center but bernie's policies will be front and center. make sure you are going to vote joe biden. make sure you support bernie sanders' policies because that's what's gtion to lead the way. pete: you go back to those photos. there was no one around him yesterday. does it do count going to a campaign trail go to empty warehouse surrounded by circles no one there and you read off of a teleprompter for 23 minutes and take no questions? does that technically brian meet the threshold of a campaign event? [laughter] brian: if a tree falls in an empty factory does anyone hear it especially if i walk off and don't take any questions? we will ponder that thought go. over to jillian mele posted to give us the news. jillian: good morning. start with a fox news alert now.

massive crowds facing off after two deputies shot and killed a black man in los angeles. priforts gathering outside the l.a. county sheriff's station late last night. police say the man was riding a bike when deputies tried to stop him but he ran. he got into a fight and pulled out a gun before police shot him. no other details were released. we will keep you updated. four navy crew members found alive after plane crashes during a training exercise. the crew jumped from the plane before it hit the ground just outside of norfolk, virginia. they were all wearing parachutes which the navy requires them to do before getting on board. no one was hurt and there is no word on what cause the accident. three top democrats are facing progressive challengers in key primaries today in massachusetts. incumbent senator ed markey is facing off against congressman joe kennedy in a closely watched senate race. on the house sideways and steven

lynch is running against dr. robby golsteyn. lynch has held his seat since 2001. listen up, brian, rockie is making a come back. >> change. and you can change. everybody can change. jillian: sylvester stallone release director's cut in honor of its 34th anniversary. rocky hintehe hinted. he did not give a release date. before that release date have to watch all of them because i still haven't done that. brian: don't just watch rocky v the way he ignores his son and takes on tommy more son as his son and end up fighting in a bar. i don't want to you go through that. jillian: i feel like i got the whole just of i gist of it. brian: there was no sense that the cold war was coming to an

end. rocky really caused along with ronald reagan helped the cold war come to a close. we will talk about that next hour. pete: nothing in life that can't be explained by rocky according to brian kilmeade. brian: absolutely. jedediah knows. jedediah: i know what's up, brian. i got your back. pete: as we discussed joe biden rushing to the campaign trail slamming president trump's response to the nationwide unrest. but will that message help him with voters? lee carter and tony katz here to discuss next. ♪ ♪ ride into battle ♪ don't be afraid to take the road less traveled ♪

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donald trump's america, it's getting worse, and you know why because donald trump adds fuel to every fire. he won't stand up to any form of violence. he keeps telling us that he was president, you would feel safe. well, he is president whether he knows it or not. and it is happening. it's getting worse. jedediah: joe biden slamming president trump over unrest in america as he makes an earlier than expected return to the campaign trail. but will this message work with voters? here to discuss partner and president at maslansky and partners lee carter and radio talk show host tony katz. welcome both of you to the show. we will start with you, lee. this strategy that joe biden has implemented now of attacking president trump and essentially blaming him for the violence going on that we see going on in cities around the country, will that strategy be successful? >> well, this is sort of a classic reframe instead of reframing it about him it's his

opponent. i don't think this is the right approach for joe biden. he should be reframing not the event. he should be trying to say let's bring people together. is he reacting to donald trump. he is not reacting to the issue at hand. and the issue at hand is that there is violence. there is racial injustice and people are angry. people are afraid. people are upset. he should be reacting to that he should be taking a page out of the playbook of leaders before him who came to unite. especially if that's the platform he is running on. what he is running on is donald trump's america is bad. i'm a decent guy. and he should come out and behave like a decent guy and show us what unity looks like. show us what the american spirit looks like. that's not what he is doing. is he simply reacting to donald trump. i always say when a person is reacting it's not the one who is acting. the one who scketding i acting e usually the one who is leading. jedediah: we see a shift in strategy. dnc where rioting and violence not discussed. now you see joe biden coming out and feeling pressured to talk about this.

why the change and do you expect that to continue? >> well, i think it's absolutely correct when we talk about reaction and joe biden is reacting to the trump campaign speaking the truth to america and america responding. it's why you see democratic mayors in minnesota backing donald trump. but the real bigger conversation is that joe biden's lack of leadership has turned into a lie. the democratic party was okay with the rioting. they didn't speak out about the rioting. so when joe biden goes to pennsylvania and says i do look like a radical socialist to you? the answer is no, but your party does. you look like the guy who is waiting for the home health nurse to give you your pudding cup. you look completely and totally out of touch. and that's what america is really responding to. so he was forced to get into this game. a game he doesn't want to get into. and he is forced to tell a story that america is not believing. that's the real story here. jedediah: lee, we see the topic

of law and order being prioritized right now. i'm curious in your polling have you seen that people around the country are prioritizing that issue right now? >> there is no doubt about it. the president has been talking about this since june. he had a lot of criticism about it. a lot of people say that his messaging has been somewhat racist. the bought line is this the american people are concerned for safety. we have seen first time gun sales have gone up huge percentages this year. this is a big issue to americans. i would say the number one issue when people are going to make their choice in november is not going to be the economy. it's not going to be a number of other things that people are talking about. it is who makes you feel most safe? and that means most safe physically and it has to do with the law and order message. it has to do with covid and also has to do with your financial security. whichever candidate can own safety is the candidate that's going to win. jedediah: tony, do you anticipate kamala harris weighing in on this issue? i'm curious how she would come out and speak about this

violence as we have her on record before encouraging protesters. do you think there will be a shift in tone for her as well? >> encouraging protesters and saying that it's never going to end. she can't make the delineation between protesters and rioters that all of us can make protest god and valuable. people want to protest police brutal should do so. everything we are seeing in portland and seattle and minneapolis and chicago and new york are riots. those certainly aren't things that americans vote for as move further and further into the suburbs. the chance for the win to the but burr ban soccer mom goes away that mom is worried about the safety of their children. and that mom comes in all sizes and creed. kamala harris can try to jump in she falls into the trap am i appealing to that group or that group has no center or core. which is probably why she was picked to be the vice presidential nominee to begin with. jedediah: yeah.

the truth of the matter is if you don't feel safe, if you don't feel if you are in a place where you are safe and your family is safe, you have nothing. that's the first and foremost priority of every person existing in this world. law and order will be a priority. appreciate your insight today. >> thank you so much. jedediah: coming up. democrats say republican claims about voter fraud aren't true. but one democratic insider says it's very real. the secret just revealed coming up next. ♪ ♪ come on ♪ it's about the humans. these humans, those humans. groovin, and golden. it's about getting more than health insurance and a partner who listens and acts. humana calls it human care. it's talking to a doctor from your couch, or helping you find a cheaper prescription before you ask. it's helping you fix the rugs so you don't fall, and keeping you social, online or off.

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so what happens now? we elect a president who will build back better. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. pete: welcome back. a couple of quick headlines for you. a kansas university quietly removes statues of benjamin franklin and thomas jefferson to avoid being vandalized. a washburn university spokesman says the donor's family didn't want the statues to become a source of, quote: embarrass wasment. they were reportedly taken down in july without any student input. that's what the left want. quiet conformity thomas jefferson. and a group of new york college students wants two professors who attended a pro-police rally to be fired. local media reports and activist group made a list of 19 demands for skidmore college after the rally in july the school's president says they would

consider it as part of an ongoing community dialogue. can't support those police, brian. >> they better ignore the activist. meanwhile a democratic insider sharing his secrets with the "new york post" about voter fraud and fixing mail-in ballots saying, quote: this is a real thing. there is going to be a war coming november 3rd over this stuff if they knew hows sausage was made they could fix it. maybe that's the point of this story. joining us now the reporter who got the interview john lavigne, john, first off, what made you convinced that this guy or person was for real? >> you know, it's just he came to us -- well, first, brian, thank you for having me on the show. brian: no problem. >> he came to us and it was the level of detail he was able to offer and story he was able to tell and, you know, obviously we had to keep him anonymous because, you know, he would face, you know, very severe prosecution for some of the stuff he was talking about and, you know, the evidence he presented us and, you know, just

this is a very serious guy. i would not say household name but it's someone who, you know, you could sees a has a very log track record with some of the biggest politicians in that state up and down. once he started talking and once it came from the horse's mouth, it was both. it was revealing but also chilling, i would say. brian: flawed and wasn't surprised to see the "fox & friends weekend" do it and talk about your story. it was on sunday's "new york post." so you talked to the anonymous source and he said not only has he done it himself he trains others to do it in new jersey, pennsylvania as well as new york and here is an idea of what he does. here is an example. democratic operative. real thing blanking war november 3rd over this stuff and if they knew how it's done this is how they could fix it. and one of the areas in which

you delve into it how they do it is the envelope is much more full proof than the ballot. the key is getting the envelope, correct? >> right. what he would say is your voter is mail the ballot. once the ballots go out they fan out and they knock on doors and they convince people to hand over completed ballots which you might be thinking oh, that's crazy, but he laughed. >> it's easier than you think. hello, i'm a district leader. i'm with the county this or that. i'm here to mail your ballot. shocking number of people will just hand over completed ballots. and, you know there, san area in the article where he says, you know, you got to make sure to sprinkle the ballot in different mailboxes because if you put them all in one mailbox it's suspicious. there was a voter mail job pointed to got busted i would never make that mistake they put all the ballots in one mailbox. brian: open up the envelope and

put the new ballot in steam it open. here is another story. post manuel for example a rabid anti-trump guy and working in bedminster for republican strong hold. can he take those blank ballots knowing 95% are going to be republican. can he throw those in the garbage. and i guess he has done that. >> i mean, and how would you know and once a ballot is cast that's it. you don't get to cast another one. there is no mechanism to prevent that there has been cases in new york, which are documented in this article where, you know, like 500 ballots were delivered to the board of elections 8 months later and it was just like you know, they were found in a corner somewhere. we don't know how they got there who put them there those people ended up being disenfranchised. brian: in new jersey we already know what a debacle it was in these primaries and new york had one, too. with ballots being left in postal floors or not appearing

at all. another point you have is from a nursing home, for example, said anonymous the nursing home ballots. nursing homes where the nurels is actually a paid operative. go room by room to old people who still want to feel like they are relevant and they literally fill it out for them. that happenings a lot? >> you don't even need to steam it open in that case. they just -- it's, you know, this has been called granny harvesting in the past. they don't even have to steam it open because the nurse is on the payroll and then they just go and the nurse gets a stack of ballots hello, we are going to do the ballots together. and then it's both fraud and it's elder abuse, frankly. >> what did you walk away with out of all of this, the operation. when you would wrote the interview and the story. what did you walk away with? >> the take away from me and his take away, too. you don't need to -- the answer here is not to abolish mail know

voting but that there are some very, very easy ways to make it a lot safer. you know, things like, you know, having a water mark or bar code or just, you know, saying how treat a ballot with the same security you treat the money. i could never take a $20 bill and put it into a coffee machine and come out with a new $20 bill that i could just go spend at the store that's a one-way ticket to jail. treat a ballot like that. put security features like that in. make it as secure as the money. just voter education. don't hand your ballot to a random person that knocks at your door saying he will deliver it for you. do it yourself. brian: read this story and no longer say election fraud is possible. it's so alarming. jon, good job. thanks for bringing this forward. >> thanks for having me, brian. brian: still ahead, forget math or english, california could soon learn the four i's of oppression. lawrence jones here to react. marsha blackburn has a new book.

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they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. let's help protect them together. because missing menb vaccination could mean missing out on a whole lot more. ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. >> to defeat them we must jail law breakers and defeat their hateful ideology about this country, about america. we must teach our children that america is an exceptional, free, and just nation worth defending, preserving and protecting what we are witnessing today as a result of left wing indoctrination in our nation's schools and universities. many young americans have been fed lies about america being a wicked nation plagued by racism. indeed joe biden and his party spent their entire convention spreading this hateful and destructive message while refusing to say one word about

the violence. pete: was that the president yesterday talking about the violence but also our education system and how it feeds into the narrative that america is a bad place. we are going to touch on both topics now with fox news analyst and host of one nation on fox nation lawrence jones. thank you for being here this morning. we also saw the vice president hit the trail kind of condemn the violence but ultimately this is going to come down to who voters believe is serious on this topic. what do you make of the president's perspective? >> i would just like to congratulate the vice president on the campaign trail to see him. i hope i get to see him when i'm back out there covering things. guys, i spent two years on the college campuses talking about the ideology there i found it very hard to get people to take me seriously when i got red to talk about what is coming to america. i spent time with hannity on the ground liberal cities talking

about violence and homelessness and the fact that drugs were on the streets the fact that many of the people that were there to enforce the law did not feel like they had the power to do so. and it seemed like no one took it seriously and now we are being reactive to what's happening in the country. it is true that there is a radical ideology. many of these people aren't shy about it. the question is are we going to swatch this and i don't mean the ideology but people being criminals you got to be able to go out there and arrest them and separate them from the peaceful people, right now, we are seeing that the peaceful people go home at night and these radicals stay there and they burn stuff down. and you would think that the democrats would want to arrest these people and separate them. but it seems like they just now started to want to do that because of the polling. >> you know, lawrence, president trump talked a little bit about the origins of that ideology and that radical ideology. and on that topic of

indoctrination, there is a new bill in california that's headed to newsom's desk it. relates k through 12 schools. what the bill wants to do is establish a curriculum that includes the 4 i's of oppression. now, let's take a look at a quote. this addresses california's model. this was in the wall street journal. this is what it had to say. teachers provide examples of systems of power which can include economic systems like capitalism and social systems like patrioticky. can bed to the institutional and internalized does this have a place in k through 12 education. >> talk about the full story. talk about oppression and factors and people that led the charge for oppression. you want to talk about we're going to go into education and talk about red lining? i mean just honestly don't think there is a place for that through k through 12 because,

obviously, it's going to go down a partisan lens where it's going to say the republicans are responsible for this and the democrats were the hero when we know that history those pesky facts would show something different. look, i have all been for telling the full story of history. for example, if you are going to talk about the democrats and the kkk, you have got to talk about the lily white republicans as well. you know, if you are going to talk about the republicans are so bad, have you got to talk about the democrats and margaret sanger. it seems like everything has gone down this partisan lens. there is plenty of blame to go around all different parties. honestly, that should be left for the college level. i don't think that the young people have the minds to discuss those nuances in our history. and i think right now what we're seeing right now is that, you know, they realize that they have already captured the college level. they got them to believe in marxism. they got them to believe that america is bad. and now they are going to go

down on the ground level which i said was going to happen. and go after your kids. that's why i said during this pandemic, you really should be watching what your kids have been taught all along. pete: yes. brian: yes, it's time for the local boards of education to understand that the pressure they are getting from the outside is financed from above. i believe it's the same people that are supplying money and material to antifa are the ones that want to overcontinue the curriculum and mold those minds. they are the most susceptible minds. if you could change what they learn, that capitalism is bad, america is based on slavery, then you could hate your country and look to change things by burning it down. >> well, the thing is are the parents just going to sit back and watch this happen? there is choices in this country. you can pull your kids out and i understand this is hard. some people can't afford for private education. the thing is are you going to make the case for school choice where you are able to take your

tax dollars and go wherever the hell you want to go to? and it just seems like i have heard a lot of people talk about it. but we have been talking about it for years. there has to be action right now. we have to decide if we are going to take back the education system and you be -- put your kids in a place where you know they will be taught the right history. that doesn't seem like that's the focus right now. we can't just vent about this and be upset about what's happening. we have to change the legislation so we can have the power back. brian: gotcha. pete: if you don't make that choice california soon your kids will be literal infantry the "wall street journal" jewish and irish americans gaining racial privilege and building possibilities for post imperial life transformative resistance. delightful. lawrence jones, thank you. >> thank you, guys. pete: all right. we got some weather, maybe transformative resistance to bad weather. i don't know, janice. that was a terrible transition. take it.

janice: that's a mouthful. there is rain in the forecast across the mid-atlantic and the northeast. we are watching this tropical entity. tropical depression number 156789 good news is it is moving away from land. but we are going to see the potential for rip current and rough surf. the good news is though no big impacts across the u.s. it's september 1st. the first day of meteorological fall by the way. these are the areas we watch for potential tropical developments off the coast of africa and then the gulf of mexico. and we actually have an area of low pressure that's going to move into central america over the next couple of days. but, along the u.s., nothing imminent. there are your temperatures. pretty warm across texas and the southwest. cool fronts moving across the northern plains, showers and thunderstorms for the central u.s. as well. we will continue to keep you up to date. pete, jed and brian back to you my friends. pete: good morning, janice. good to see you. jedediah: thanks so much, january miss. appreciate it. well, we have a big show coming

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lunacy what they're talking about with indoor dining here. it's a step in the right direction. do you have hope that as the weather gets colder it will go to 50, 75%? businesses you can't make money, i'm no expert but 25% is probably not going to get it done. >> 25% doesn't work from a sustainability and survival standpoint. you know, w you have your overhd and staff we have to bring in darn near full staff even at 25% to kind of get it done. i can't go to my bank and say can i send you 25% of my mortgage. can i pay 25% of my utilities. can i send 25% of my property tax? so we all need to be at 100 percent. there is no doubt about it in order to be around for a long time. our two places have been blessed with incredibly supportive community where we have been rocking the outdoors and have the outdoor space. there are so many restaurateurs that didn't have that opportunity that are struggling to stay afloat. now that they are going inside

again it's that good initial first step but are kind of scream now is to just keep news mind to governor murphy don't take your eye off of us and we are going to get this done. we are going to do it really really well. we are going to do it safely. there is so much that we do as operators to ensure our guests' safety we will prove that we can do that at 25%. we ask that when the data comes back and says this is going great, then let's look at 50. let's look at 75 and let's sooner or later get back to where we need to be for the long term. not just to get through the winter but for survival forever. pete: amen. >> we have been in business since 1935. we have got to keep this thing going. >> you say data as it per saints to 100 percent. i have been to walmarts and kmarts and lowe's in new jersey. they are open 100 percent. dolls the data say that that was okay for the last six months? does it feel like they are picking winners and losers here?

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>> at this hour president trump heading to wisconsin is he expected to deliver a law and order message for the unrest. >> when the governor says i shouldn't come. i'm the one who called and said tony, have you got to bring out the national guard. he agreed to it. >> does anyone believe there will be less violence in america if donald trump is reelected? >> he was forced to get into this game. a game he doesn't want to get into. he is forced to tell a story that america is not believing. >> help me tax the wealthy. help me redistrict wealth. what changes things is redistribution of wealth. tax the wealthy at a much higher level. >> democratic insider sharing secrets with the "new york post" about voter fraud and fixing mail-in ballots. >> they knock on doors and they convince people to hand over

completed ballots. >> this is the story all about how my life got flipped turned upside down. >> fresh prince of blair reuniting to celebrate the show's 30th anniversary. ♪ pete: during the week i work on the floor and on the weekends i work on the show. and brian kilmeade bought breakfast he bought me two egg and cheese. brian: i'm not good ordering off the app., jedediah, i get carried away. jedediah: you guys know i can't hold up my celery juice today i already drank all of it. pete knows about that. a well fed pete is a happy pete.

a happy pete makes us all happy. well done, i commend from you afar. brian: bad news with the celery gone you can't make a bloody mary without celery. jedediah: fantastic point. brian: mayor of new york astowngsding in his idiocy. more details in artery math moments. president trump is heading to kenosha, wisconsin hours from now as he is expected to deliver a law and order message amid the unrest in the city. pete: this as yesterday joe biden tried to blame the president for uptick in violence nationwide. jedediah: griff jenkins is live at the white house with the war of words. griff, what's the latest? >> hey, jed, pete and brian. that's right. in just a few hours the president will leave that building behind me in route to. he believes it will be divisive or perhaps not quote help the healing as he says. the president sitting down with our own laura ingraham last

night made it clear he can't be stopped from visiting. watch. >> i am a tremendous fan of law enforcement and i want to thank the law enforcement. they have done a good job. and when the governor says that i shouldn't come or he would prefer that i not come. i'm the one that called him and said tone you have ttony you hae national guard. he agreed to it. >> joe biden traveling in first general election campaign event to pittsburgh blaming the president for the violence in the streets. >> he doesn't want to shed light. he wants to generate heat. and is he stroking violence in our cities fires are burning and we have a president who fans the flames rather than fighting the flames. but we must not burn. griff: the president was punching back from the white house podium. watch.

>> he didn't mention antifa thugs but mostly seemed to blame the police and law enforcement. those on the left is the problem and antifa is the problem. the rioters and joe biden have a side. they are both on the side of the radical left. griff: something to watch about today's trip there is no plans at the present moment for the president to sit down with any family members of jacob blake, organizers and family members organizing a gathering at the site where blake was shot. so we will see if there is any new developments there one thing is very apparent this morning though, i will tell you jed, pete, and brian, that is wisconsin is certainly going to be a pivotal state and law and order is front and center today. guys? brian: the president going to stop him going to wisconsin like hillary clinton realizing losing the country. number two joe biden has got to go to minnesota. when you have to defend minnesota as pete knows because he lives there says something. griff, i don't say thank you you

will never disappear. i will say thank you and then you will have to go do something else. i will miss him. the problem with joe biden's law and order message it took four months for him to say it. the problem is he has staffers that paid money along with kamala harris to provide bail for the rioters who got arrested in minneapolis and other places. that's a bit of a problem. the other problem is when it came to defunding the police, maybe you don't want to do it. how about condemning those people that did do it. and if you are going to condemn president trump for what happens in the entire country during three and a half years, then have you got to take responsibility for the orlando club shooting. for what happened in sandy hook and everything that took place. no one would possibly blame president obama for that how can you possibly blame president trump for what's going on in portland when you have the mayor repel the president. the governor rebuked the president and ignore his overtures of help in all these major cities. do you want him to be a dictator? that's what you accuse him of.

when he actually goes by the constitution and does what the president is supposed to do. then you say how could you let this happen? here is joe biden trying to sell law and order. intro. >> he may believe mouthing the words law and order makes him strong, but his failure to call on his own supporters to stop acting as an armed militia in this country shows how weak he is. does anyone believe there will be less violence in america if donald trump is reelected? >> if it weren't donald trump's america to just use the expression as i'm president, you would have riots like have you never seen. the democrats have lost control of the radical left. biden wasn't going to come out of his basement until the election. now he had to because the polls are so good. for me. brian: so there it is. this is the goal of the president the entire time, pete. it was to get joe biden to campaign and get him off script. he wouldn't leave the script

although he jumbled it a few times. i think if he had 20 do it again could we move the camera a little closer? i think he had trouble seeing it or get him binoculars or a telescope. number two, i think overall he is doing something that's the president's game. playing on the president's turf, no doubt. trying to turn the narrative. he even asked the question to the camera do i look like a radical socialist with a soft spot for rioters? i mean honestly and voters will answer that question you do look soft, first of all is, that a campaign event? it doesn't look like one to me. that's barely leaving the campaign trail. voters will say you look like a vessel for people who do riot and who are radical and the positions you have today are polar opposite of where they were before. your base is anti-police and anti-energy. you should be pro-police and pro-energy independence. instead you are flip floble on fracking as we talked about last hour. you are unwilling to condemn

violence against police in the full-throated way that you should. and ultimately, jed, this will go to voters who will answer who will keep me safe? jedediah: yeah, i mean, ultimately, he just waited too long and he knows it. he knows it's a priority issue for people. likes i said earlier if you don't feel safe, you can't worry about anything else. safety is everything. safety for your family. if you don't feel safe you can't open up your businesses. businesses have been lufthansaed. you have actually been watching for 90 my plus days in some cases these cities on fire. the fact that joe biden has been sigh lengths looks like strategy is very on yution to people that he realized wow, people are plugged into safety and security. yeah. big shocker, joe. and he he decided to come out and speak. i just don't know why people would be drawn to trust him if it took him so long to acknowledge something that they were living for so long. if it took him so long to realize that. and, also, where is his condemnation. his outward condemnation of not only black lives matter and those who were involved in these

riots, but antifa, but where is his condemnation of local political leadership, those democrat leaders who did nothing, who sat back and waited while the cities were set on fire, who didn't do anything in the way of helping law enforcement out, or in asking for help from president trump saying listen, we could really use the national guard in here to help us. where is his condemnation of local leadership he? can't do that because he knows he needs the endorsement of those democratic mayors. he needs them on his side. this is a big ms. stake for him the way that this has played out and is he well aware of it. pete: the condemnation of donating to bail funds. you don't end up in jail if you are peacefully protesting. committing crimes yet his campaign staffer donated to that. brian: 13 of them and a great number on kamala harris at her urging. we just heard joe biden confirm that and urban exits. people running for the hills. why is that? not only because of crime, the lack of opportunity. now they are talking about high

taxes. now what about high taxes? who is to blame? well, 50% of all taxes in new york are paid by the horrible 1%. you know, those most successful people amongst us? if you listen to mayor de blasio, they are the problem. listen to his philosophy and tell me if he doesn't want to call 1-800 pressure nef8800 -- . >> you want to change in this city better change the way we more foundationally. if you just talk about it and feel self-satisfied god bless you. that's actually not going to change things. what changes things is redistribution of wealth. tax the wealthy much higher level. i feel like this is a lot of cocktail party comfort going on rather than people honestly dealing with their. represenhelp me tax the wealthyp me redistrict wealth. help me build affordable housing in white communities if you want

desegregation. brian: is he running for a cuban primary? your witness, pete. pete: brian, it's the full-throated articulation of full-on marxism and communism. this is what he believes. that it's not -- remember, it's not your wealth. you didn't build that it's the same strand you see going into democratic socialist and hard core leftists and rank and file democrats. bill de blasio is just foolish enough or maybe a true believer enough to come on and quote karl marx. that is his core. if he gets his way, jed, in this city as we have seen it, you can't tax enough people to get enough revenue if all the people who make the money leave the city. jedediah: can you call it marxist. can you call it socialist. i would also like to call it brain-dead. has he not sown the lines outside of u-haul in manhattan? has he not seen the amount of people fled this city because of his complete ineptitude when it comes to not only the pandemic shutting down these businesses

coming around to say we are not going to have indoor dining until a vaccine. makes no sense if you are following this virus and know there are multiple stransz will be out. a case of reinfection. there needs to be a better strategy to aid these businesses. so he he has been a disaster. one good sign in all of this for me is that he is unilaterally disliked. have you democrats dissatisfied with him. republicans dissatisfied with him. so at least people are looking and saying we need good leadership. brian: jedediah, i add one thing. jedediah: yeah, go ahead. brian: i agree with you about him. don't give governor cuomo the pass. he knows that's the bread basket for their state. heading for the exits. waiting for a bailout a big check from president biden. that's the only way they survive. that's what they're counting on. governor cuomo is sitting there watching him ruin a city and vilifying not wealth but success. most of those people are first generation millionaires who put in the 70, 08 hour workweeks to

get successful only to find out they are the bad guys and you want 60% of their money? forget it. that's why people go to texas and florida. pete: yeah. jedediah: brian, important to note cuomo gets a pass a lot of times for his comments. brian: not anymore. jedediah: similar identifiedology. he gets a pass from media much more than bill de blasio does. interesting component. cuomo has gotten a staff on at love stuff including his handling of the nursing homes. really it's amazing the adoration he was enormous failure in this pandemic as well. brian: speaking of passing it's time to pass over to jillian mele who has other news. jillian: i will accept. good morning. fox news alert. a firefighter is killed while battling a wildfire in northern california. a second injured firefighter is receiving treatment. the first responders were working to gain the upper hand of the august complex fire. it has already consumed more than 200,000 acres of the

national forest north of sacramento. the couple charged for brandishing guns protesters outside their st. louis home appear in court for the first time. mark and patricia that koloski did not enter a plea. they are due back in court next month. knocked down a iron gait and ignored a no trespassing sign. the mckoloski's attorney says he is quote convinced with absolute certainty no crime was committed amid stalled talks. blames democrats for not negotiating in good faith. the secretary telling fox news the president has pushed him to continue talks adding that the administration was open to another rounding of funding after passing a trillion-dollar relief bill. and a fresh new special is in the works. ♪ this is the story all about how my life got flipped turned

upside down ♪ i would like to take a minute to sit right there how i became the prince of of a town named bell air you. jillian: did you know he was born and raised in west philadelphia. reuniting to celebrate the show's 30th anniversary. of the unscripted show will take a look back at the iconic sitcom and cultural impact. set to debay buoy around thanksgiving. love it. brian: right. good to see them back together again. jedediah: i'm all for the 90s getting people retogether. maybe a reboot. jillian knew the song. i know she is off the screen. she knows the song i know she was ready to chime. in. brian: when pete thinks of the 1990s he thinks of newt gingrich the speaker. those were th good old days for. pete: you are not wrong, brian and saved by the bell. governor urging president trump to not visit kenosha today. onmember of the state says she

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>> when the governor says i shouldn't come or he would prefer i not come, i'm the one that called him and said, tony, have you got to bring out the national guard. well, i don't really want to do it. tony, have you got bring it out. unlike your governor of oregon that just keeps saying no, he agreed to it at least. he agreed to a small number, but the small number was plenty. jedediah: president trump responding to push back from wisconsin governor tony evers over his visit to kenosha later today to tour damage caused by

riots. brian: everies telling trump is he concerned about what your presence will mean to kenosha and our state. i'm concerned your presence will only hinder our healing. pete: here to react is chair of the kenosha county republican party erin decker. good morning. thank you very much for joining us. great to have you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. pete: absolutely. you have heard how folks are trying to characterize the president's visit today. what do you hope to hear? what i hope to hear from the president is how is he help kenoshaens. help the business and property owners and even the homeowners and renters. after the devastation of the riots and arson that happened in cory booker, we can use all the help we can get. that's what i'm hoping for is that trump comes and, you know, lends a helping hand. >> erin, obviously it's a challenge for the president to

go considering that the governor and the mayor have essentially made him feel unwelcomed, not the easiest of tasks, how do you think the president will be received by law enforcement, for example, when he arrives? >> i think law enforcement supports him. him sending in the troops as we say really helps them. they have been working 18-hour days since sunday. and they are exhausted. they need the help. and i think they are grateful that they got the help. and i believe the citizens are also grateful for trump bringing the troops in. brian: right now on the ground there has been a lot of talk what took place a few days ago with kyle riten house. by mr. the video attacked. lawyer says self-defense. he ended up killing two people. is he in jail right now. how is written house and his group approved as well as the other group that began the unrest? >> i believe the same people that support donald trump and

are happy that he came into the city or sent the troops into the city that includes republicans, and democrats. same people that support kyle. it looks like it was self-defense. and talking to people around the area i would say 80% of the people support what kyle did and 20% is probably, you know, the people that can't stand donald trump and can't stand anything conservative or republican so they're just going to attack anything that resembles that. pete: erin, did you know people who personally felt like okay, hey, if i don't defend my business or if i don't. or it will be taken away from me at this moment. >> yes, i do. i know a bunch of people either patrolling their neighborhood and business owners that stood guard at their business. i actually am a small business owner and i discussed it with my

husband. wondering should we be there just in case they come to our business? so, it was a real worry. we're a small town. small city. it's less than 100,000 people. stuff like this doesn't happen in kenosha. so, we were just devastated. everyone was devastated and still very worried about what could still happen. pete: the kind of decision you don't want to have to make in america. erin decker, thank you so much. >> exactly. pete: good luck today. >> thank you. jedediah: yeah, obviously that rittenhouse case will be decided in the courts. we are hoping for a successful trip to an area that has been hit hard one of many and hoping that the community welcomes him and really shameful, frankly, in my opinion that the governor and the mayor have acted like kindergartners in this process. you welcome your president when you are in times of distress like this. moving on, democrats are pushing higher taxes and a green agenda on a national level. it's already policy in california. our next guest fled the golden

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♪ pete: joe biden vowing to overhaul our energy sector as part of his green agenda. what exactly would our nation look like under his type of policies? well the "wall street journal" op-ed says to look no further than california, arguing its early glimpse for the rest of the country of a blackout rolling water deprived tax hiking spending spiking one party state. try to say that four times fast. here to react to that warning is former california assemblyman who left the state for texas chuck devore. thanks for being here. >> good morning, pete. pete: things like a rolling blackout which is not caused by a storm this is effectively a lack of supply. you say that's predictable and part of, you know, it's california policies that bring that about. >> it is california's policies. right now california gets 33% of its electricity from unreliable

renewable sources like solar and wind. by law that has to go to 60% in only 1 10 years. so the way -- the reason why lights have been able to stay on in california is that the rest of the western interconnect. that's the 13 western states, mexico and canada, they still have a fair amount of reliable power from nuclear and coal and national guard. but california's policies are causing those reliable generators to go bankrupt. and as a result, now california doesn't have enough power that they can import during peak energy needs. so you are getting blackouts and far more costly electricity. pete: so chuck would say that's california. that's the far left at work. how different? i'm going to put up joe biden's environmental justice plan i want to describe how far apart of that from california.

here is part of what he says environmental justice would like we join the paris climate accord. net zero emission no, sir later than 2050. historic investments in climate research. flirting with the green new deal. if california has what's that going to look like for our citizens. >> you will see massive rolling blackouts constantly and/or far higher energy costs. now, the reason why california's electrical costs haven't spiked even further as they have been paying nor green bling they have not been investing in high tech -- you know, high power lines, they haven't been investing in reliable power plants. instead, they have been putting their money into wind and solar. and what's been happening is they have been able to kind of be a pair sighted sucking off of the reliable power in the rest of the west. if the biden plan was put into effect for the whole country, you are not going to have other states that can then bail you

out. what you are going to have to do is invest hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars in these massive lithium ion battery farms weighing hundreds of millions of tons and you have to then be able to store up electricity when you can make it during, for example, mild summer days and you have to store it not just for heat waves like we just saw. but you have to be able to store it for the winter. imagine keeping the lights on in new york during the winter when it's not particularly windy or sunny. that's the challenge. pete: i don't understand why we are taking ourselves backwards in an attempt to pretend like we are going forwards. chuck, at least we will have good bike paths. >> that's right. pete: you made the right decision years ago and a lot of others are making the right decision. >> thank you. pete: facing off about violence and unrest nationwide. which cap democrat do voters feel will keep them safe?

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redd-it from texas and corrine also from new jersey. welcome to the show. i'm a mom. it's a top priority on my list. barbara, i will start with you and list joe biden. virus lens in america saying it's trump's fault. >> i don't agree. look at what both candidates are saying. i vote on behalf of my children. so in general i don't align myself with a political party. and this election has been -- you know, really interesting. but to say that biden is going to, you know, that it's trump's america and trump is causing these riots is not right. i don't see a republican city with looting riots and chaos. i see it all in the democratic cities and the democratic mayors. i don't agree it's a trump's america. i think this is a political agenda and i'm really disappointed in the way it's

being handled. jedediah: so karith, i will ask you, do you feel that president trump has provided good leadership at this time as you see this violence somewhat unprecedented erupting throughout the country? >> well, you know, what i would like to see is a unified effort to end the violence and, you know, i appreciate that he is going to kenosha, hopely no quell the fires, not to add fuel to it in is what a leader is supposed to do. it should be appreciated as someone who is head of the country. he needs to act like it and is he hopefully by going there and helping people get back in order. jedediah: karin between biden and president trump when you look between record and rhetoric, who do you feel more comfortable with in terms of voting for on the platform of safety and cuter security? >> it's an easy choice choice.

jedediah: i'm sorry. that was for karin actually, i apologize. that was for karin. >> sorry. jedediah: no problem. >> historically you look at president trump's record and he has supported law enforcement from the very beginning. he has never wavered and i don't understand how the leader of the opposing party running for the u.s. -- the top job waiting 90 days like what took him so long? how can he accept the violence going on on our street? how can he minimize the danger to the citizens, to the business owners and to the families in those communities? that's what i can't wrap my head around. jedediah: yeah, these are excellent points. karith, i know you were speaking before i want to give you a chance to follow up on what you were saying. >> i was saying that trump there is a problem we have to handle it right now. there is no more waiting. there is no -- and i want to see him doing that you know, god

bless biden's heart as we see say in texas but i don't know if i would trust him to be the hall monitor at my kids' school right now. jedediah: yeah. barbara, there has been a lot of talk about necessity for leadership at this time. in your mind as a mom, what can help not only heal this divide but create atmosphere in these cities but where you will feel safe to send your kids off to school every day or send an older kid over to the grocery store to pick up groceries for the tonight? we get back to a world where people feel safe. how can he help? >> the one thing i really love about our president right now is that he takes aggressive measures and he doesn't always follow bureaucracy and politics. he gets things done. and at this point, i would love for him to just send in the national guard and create safety in these cities that have unrest that have so much unrest so we can feel that we know we have a leader who is aggressively in charge and taking care of what is in the best interest of the

entire population. and i just -- i love that strength of character. it makes me feel like we have a president who really looks out for us as individuals. i really feel his strength in that capacity. i feel like trump looks out for the people of america whereby den looks out for biden's people of america. i just want him to take those aggressively measures, be that person that he is and put these cities at rest and then the rest will follow. >> karin, what would your message about to local political leadership? people say it should be a local issue. i agree you should be able to count on your mayors, your governors. in many cases they have been absentee. what is your message to them as a mom? >> well, i have seen a lot of these cities that the riots flourish are run by democratic mayors. they totally miss the ball. they aren't serving the overall citizen population in their communities.

here president trump is trying to offer help from the federal government and what do they say? no thank you. what's that saying to those people in those communities? no law and order? why don't they deserve that? jedediah: that's a fantastic point. karith, your final thoughts? >> just that you know, we need to stop being pit against one another. i think dr. martin luther king jr. is rolling in his grave how we are treating each other and how we are being divided. this needs to stop and hopefully president trump will bring in some actions to help bring people together. jedediah: i want to thank you all for being here. moms are leading the ways right now. your voices are extremely powerful and extremely important and both individuals, both president trump and joe biden know that. they know that they need your support at the polls. so thank you so much for sharing your input today and always. >> thank you. jedediah: we're going to head over to janice dean for a

weather update. what's the latest? janice: hi, jed, we are in the peak season tropics september 1st. welcome to meteorological fall by the way. we have a few things we are watching a wave off the coast of africa. tropical depression number 15 and also an area of interest into the caribbean move into central america over the next couple days. here is the latest td 15. 15 mile-per-hour winds moving away from land. so that's good news. we are going to still see the threat for rough surf and rip current along the east coast in case you are going to the beach today. there is the tropical model showing this area of low pressure regardless of if it develops moving into central america where they could get some heavy rainfall certainly at the very least. heat advisories in effect for parts of texas and through louisiana and mississippi where temperatures will get into the 90's and to 100 degrees but with the heat indices going to feel a lot warmer than that watch that potential for hot conditions.

some showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for the mid-atlantic as well as the central u.s. otherwise, fairly quiet. we will keep you up to date. jed, pete, and brian, back to you. brian: all right. thanks so much, janice. appreciate it. hey, let's go over to jillian. she has been working on the other news typing away. jillian: good morning. begin with your fox news alert right now. massive crowds after two deputies shot and killed a black man in los angeles. protesters gathering outside the l.a. county sheriff station late last night. police say the man was riding a bike when the deputies tried to stop him but they say he ran. officers say the man had a gun and started a fight with police before they fired. no other details were released. a california man facing charges for allegedly stalking the wife of congressman devin nunes. the daily wire reporting the suspect is accused of sending her threatening and vulgar texts. nunes' office also says he sent threats to the school where she works as a 3rd grade teacher forcing the school continue to crease security. he was not arrested due to

covid-19 restrictions. but must appear in court philadelphia's mayor catching a lot of heat after he was pictured indoors in maryland despite restrictions in his home hometown. mayor jim kenny addressing backlash i thought the risk was low because the county i have visited has had fewer than 800 covid-19 cases compared to over 33,000 cases in philadelphia. regardless, i understand the frustration. the mayor's office also releasing a statement pointing blame at the federal government saying if feds, quote, defer to health experts over the past five months this might not even be an issue by now. lots in the restaurant industry very upset. loretta lynn and kid rock getting married over the weekend well sort of. the pair jokingly elopsd during a vowel renewal for lynn's son. the 88-year-old country legend posted photos on sin that gram kneeling down. lynn wore a vale while he wore

overhauls. the tongue in cheek caption saying sorry, girls, he is taken now. send it back to you. brian: all right. that's a little different. pete: special. i got to say though. the mayor of philadelphia his something that is mask up philly and he is not wearing a mask at the restaurant. jedediah: come on, man. brian: people have had it. they don't want me to expand on it if i could if i actually had the time i would talk about what's happening in europe. pete: out of time. michael flynn's legal battle is not over and appeals court rejecting the bid to drop the case. senator marsha blackburn wants to know will this persecution ever end? she joins us next. ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes you want to go

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♪ ♪ >> all right. here you go. an appeals court rejecting michael flynn's bid to throw out charges ordering judge emmet sullivan to throw out the case. with the prosecution of general

flynn ever end as it goes back to joe sullivan. marsha blackburn sits on the senate judiciary committee and joins us now. also the author of a brand new book that is out today. it's called the mind of a conservative woman. congratulations on the book. i will talk about it in a second. first, i saw you tweeted about michael flynn. what the heck? they are just putting him into hyper space again. >> indeed they are. and what we know is they are never going to give up brian they cannot believe that donald trump won the 2016 election. they have never accepted the results. they knew there was no russia collusion. they knew this in 2016 but they continued to push the narrative. brian: we will see where it goes. goes back to emmet sullivan see what happens pled guilty twice until he got new representation. looked at the case. ag bar says let's get rid of it and seems to be stopping in this

appeals court. >> that's right. and judiciary committee we have held a couple of hearings. looking at what happened around russia collusion. we have had rod rosenstein in. we have had sally yates. in she said jim comey went rogue. she would never have signed those warrants had she known then what she knew now. she also told me that she knelt like those that had provided misleading information should face consequences, possibly jail time. and those are important steps. but, here's the thing. michael flynn got caught in this web, what we do know is that somebody cooked up a plot. somebody said carry it out. somebody did the dirty work and michael flynn is paying the price. donald trump is paying the price. >> new book out "the mind of the conservative woman" what do you want people to take from this. >> what i want people to

understand is the media does treat conservative women differently. and most women in this country you just heard in jed's segment, they were not politically affiliated. they are very much aware. they are engaged. they vote for their future generations for their children. what we do know is that most women come down in the center or center right. and they know that the media will you if you are pro-life, pro-family, pro-business. pro-military. so my book is a way for women to defend themselves, to understand the roots of conservatism and newt gingrich wrote the forward for the book. we are having such a great time getting it out there in the marketplace. it's a great guideline for women to be able to explain who they are and what they believe. brian: senator invaluable to the president if he wants to win re-election i understand going into the election he was down 16

points with women in america. independents undecided. what do you think a conservative woman can bring forward as a conservative woman? >> conservative women focus is on family and safety and security of communities. and the president is so right to talk about suburban women and helping them to be able to explain to their friends how discussions about issues that are very pertinent, taxes, immigration, how we secure our community. how we make certain that there is equal treatment under the law for all women, for all individuals. how we make certain there is justice for all and how we abide by the rule of law. >> right. it's going to be a fascinating look over the next few months. when it comes to african-americans they suddenly have to justify why they want to vote republican. i find it the same way with women. what do you mean you are

conservative. justify it. real quick on those two topics? >> one of the things women do they say look if you are conservative, you are treated as a fourth class citizen. i had a young woman tell me yesterday that she was surprised that her liberal friends felt like she had no right to talk about women's accomplishment. and women's achievement. and that is just not right. conservative women are -- they are excelling every single day. brian: gotcha. congratulations on the book. the mind of a conservative woman. go grab it. >> thank you. brian: congratulations on all your success. coming up in the final hour of our show, donald trump jr. will be here live and ben shapiro. hod and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids usaa is easy to work with

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>> biden can't stand his ground you just walked people through it on fracking. >> a moment of brotherly love a virginia man asks his brother with downs syndrome to be his best man the heartwarming moment caught on camera. >> ♪ ♪ brian: it has begun, end of summer summertime to take off the board shorts. pete: wondered where you were going. brian: it's time to put away the swim suits and the white pants. that's it. labor day finally things go back to normal, right, jed? jedediah: yeah, you know, steve and ainsley, brian, left you with the two of us here today, so i don't know you've got to lodge a complaint with someone figure out who that is and fill out the paperwork before the end of the show. brian: i know it's my privilege to be with you guys and thanks for including me me and my show. pete: we have until labor day

brian so back on friday, i might wear seersucker. brian: most people choose not to jedediah: yup well it's great to be here brian with you today and we've seen a lot of heat developing now in this election season lots of back and forth, yesterday, with respect to the violence that's erupted throughout some american cities, that heat going back and forth between joe biden and president trump, and in just hours from now, president trump will be heading to kenosha, wisconsin , where he is expected to deliver a law and order message, amid the unrest in the city. brian: this as joe biden blames the president for the up-tick in violence nationwide. pete: our man, swamp correspondent, griff jenkins live outside the white house, with the war of words griff, we love you good morning. griff: good morning, pete, jed and brian. yeah, the president wouldn't be talked out of coming, the governor of wisconsin governor tony evers along with kenosha's mayor tried to get him not to come but in just a few hours the president will head to

kenosha to thank law enforcement for their response in last weeks unrest and he made that very clear, when he sat down with laura ingraham last night. watch. president trump: i am a tremendous fan of law enforcement i want to thank the law enforcement they've done a good job and when the governor says that i shouldn't come or he prefer that i not come, i'm the one that called him, and said tony, you got to bring out the nation national guard. he agreed to it at least to a small number but it was plenty. griff: meanwhile, his democratic opponent making his first in- person campaign stop in pittsburgh yesterday, and he wanted to ask the crowd who he thought be best suited to protect the nation, watch this. >> he may believe mouthing the words law and order makes him strong, but his failure to call on his own supporters to stop acting as an armed malitia in this country shows how weak

he is. does anyone believe there will be less violence in america if donald trump is re-elected? griff: but yesterday the president was punching back, maintaining he is the law and order candidate. watch. president trump: he's a weak person. he's been weak all his life but now he's really weak. don't forget, biden wasn't going to come out of his basement until the election. now he had to because the polls are so good for me. now he had to, because the polls are different. griff: and the polls will be something to watch particularly, pete you're talking about labor day after labor day we'll perhaps get our first sense for where the polls are, how much they may have tightened, or not tightened. one thing to watch also today, the president has no plans to meet with family members of jacob blake who was shot while in kenosha. although, family members have organized a gathering at the site where blake was shot so they will be on the ground around the same time, will be interesting to see what happens, pete, jed, brian?

jedediah: thanks so much griff, great reporting as always. we are now going to jump in and bring in donald trump jr. author of the brand new book "liberal privilege, joe biden and the democrats defense of the in defensible" welcome to the show this morning sounds like a great book. we'll get to that in just a second but we want to start with this new strategy. >> thank you, guys. jedediah: by joe biden, which seems to be to blame president trump for the violence that's been erupting throughout these great american cities. what's your reaction to that blame game? >> i think it's pretty ridiculous. i think the american people see through it. they watch the dnc, that never- ending i hate america zoom call for one week, and not one person, not one, of the hundreds of people that they had speaking there all democrat even mentioned it. now, the day after cnn, andrew cuomo, and don lemon start saying it's hurting these guys they got to do something that's when joe decides to come out of his basement for a few seconds and he saw his shadow he's going

back in but even a statement he put out the other day. well we should do something i'll come out of the basement in 10 days. is he going to run the country from the basement if he wins? because that seems to be the strategy. so this notion that democrat cities that are being destroyed with democrat mayors, and democrat governors, and democrat city councils run by democrats and destroyed by democrats in some cases for 100 years, is somehow magically donald trump's fault is acenine. the reality is this and you've seen this in all of these blue states run by liberals. if you go to your job and open your business to put food on your family you get arrested for that but if you loot someone else's business no problem. we're okay with it. at this point, there's basically acceptance from the left, about what's going on in this country and i honestly don't think that law-abiding citizen, people who are working hard to try to live their american dream, i don't think they are buying it. brian: don i know it must really bother you, you see the mayor

and his wife painting on the street across from trump tower black lives matter as if there's nothing else to do in this city. wait there is something else to do. if that wasn't outrageous enough , he goes, mayor deblasio, couldn't do blue lives matter by the way, the mayor went out and let everybody know how he views the economy, and his view on wealth. listen to this. >> you really want to change things in this city. then everyone better change a lot of the way we live more foundationally. if you just talk about it and feel self-satisfied god bless you. that's not actually going to change things. what changes things is re distribution of wealth. tax the wealth at a much higher level and i just feel like this is a lot of cocktail party comfort going on rather than people honestly dealing with this issue. help me tax the wealthy. help me redistribute wealth. help me build affordable housing in white communities, if you

want desegretation. brian: let's redistribute wealth what country does he live in? >> well america, but if you didn't know any better you'd think it was venezuela or cuba oral of those other failed socialist states and that's the reality. that sort of thing is actually part of joe biden's plan. joe biden is the ideal liberal right now, to run because the media will spend billions of dollars selling to middle america that joe biden is a moderate, but if you look at his platform, it's exactly what bill deblasio is talking about. the american public, we're going to tax them, middle class, $4 trillion to give free healthcare to illegals, free lawyers to illegals, free education. now you have the privilege of paying for that but you don't have the privilege of getting that for yourself or for your family. you have to pay for that separately. that is their plan. they want to integrate the suburbs into the big cities so all of the failed policies of these major american cities, again, we can spread that to the suburbs we'll eliminate single

family housing. we can take all of what you've accumulated all of the wealth you've accumulated and save in some cases for decades and we're going to redistribute it all over the place and you have to enjoy that otherwise you're a terrible human being. that is literally joe biden's plan. the media is pretending that's not the case because once middle america, once suburban women, suburban voters hear this , i think they would revolt against it so the media is pretending that's not the case but it's literally in the biden-sanders joint unity plan on joe biden's website so unfortunately that's the battle we're in. we're in such an uneven playing field with the media acting as an activist for the left that we have to get this message out and that's why i wrote the book. pete: we'll get to the book in just one moment. you're alluding to this double standard. it's good enough for the but not for me and sometimes there's perfect examples of that hipocracy. one of which is now the philadelphia mayor. he's got a mask mandate in his city, indoor dining not open, but this is an instagram post

from a restaurant that caught the mayor at a restaurant in maryland. hi, mayor glad you're enjoying indoor dining with no social distancing or mask wearing in maryland while restaurants in philly close, suffer and fight for every nickel just to survive. i guess all your press briefings and narrative of unsafe indoor dining don't apply to you. thank you for clearing it all up for us tonight, well the mayor quickly attempted to backtrack, tweeting this. saying i know some are upset that i dined indoors at a restaurant in maryland yesterday i felt the risk was low because the county i visited has fewer than 800 covid-19 cases compared to the 33,000 in philly regardless i understand the frustrations, mask up philly is in his name. you can't make this stuff up. >> listen that's the definition of liberal privilege. you've seen that. you saw the outrage from the media because a couple hundred people gathered at the white house the other day but no outrage about 50,000 people marching in d.c., not socially

distancing, you actually got cnn to put a doctor, i believe on and say well, it's different because that's for social justice. i didn't realize that the virus would make a distinction between those marching for social justice and those supporting their president and actually love their country. i didn't think that could happen but again i'm not a doctor so i don't know. jedediah: don let's get to your book now, "liberal privilege" joe biden's defense of the in defensible. it is on sale today. why did you write it and what can people look forward to reading in there? >> i wrote it honestly because i had all of this time during four months of lockdown and i started looking at the person we're running against and i said i couldn't believe how much information i found out there that the american people don't know. you saw a great example of it yesterday where joe biden during debates could say absolutely no fracking we're not doing that we're eliminating that by 2030 we're going to eliminate all fossil fuels but then in pennsylvania where that's an issue that matters and he needs to win, he can say exactly

the opposite. exactly the opposite and the media will not even pick it up and they will let him run with a good point in a place that helps him, and they will let him run with an opposite point to a liberal extreme group somewhere else and never call him out so liberal privileges the accumulation of joe biden and the democrats really, there's 50 years his 50 year swamp career if joe biden could have fixed any of the things that he says he's going to fix, why wait 50 years to start? name a single joe biden accomplishment? i know people that take a little while to warmup, you know, low energy, like joe, but 50 years? half a century? i mean, is anyone that stupid to believe that this guy can actually do it? the media gets the idea that hey , we can run joe, he's moderate joe from scranton. no he's not. he left scranton when he was eight years old, moved into d.c. , got his first elected washington d.c. swamp position in his 20s and has since been shipping american jobs abroad. i love this other one.

he's the saviour of the blue collar worker in america. he supported nafta. he pushed for tpp. he pushed for china's permanent status and the world trade organizational of these things that literally destroyed the middle class of america that destroyed manufacturing. nothing to see here, folks. the media has refused to do their stated job. they won't report on any of this half a century of terrible votes, terrible decisions, how about his health? the media won't report that joe biden has had two brain aneurysm s, explosions in his brain that required brain surgery, and when he forgets where he is 50% of the time, no, there's no problem. now, if donald trump miss pronounces some sort of obscure name somewhere else a little bit , they go crazy, and they will have every television psychologist in america on the air, analyzing it saying he has dementia. joe biden can't remember where he is. you see him yesterday, where he missed something on the tele prompter because, you

know, a 55 year politician should need a teleprompter to talk to a group of seven or eight people he's just not there but the media will not even question it. they won't talk about those kind of things and honestly, it's not something to laugh about or make light of. it's truly sad. but the problem is when you're running for president of the united states, this guy could have the nuclear football, you know, we got to be able to have this conversation open and honestly, but again, joe biden is just the sock puppet for the radical left. it's why he has kamala harris in there. it's why he's got the bernie sanders joint unity plan. the media gets the best of both world's because they can try and they'll spend billions to convince the american public that joe biden is a moderate. you're not a moderate with kamala harris as your vp with the liberal record. you're not a model with i'll take your ar-15 as your gun czar and again you're certainly not a moderate when you use bernie sanders platform to tank the middle class $4 trillion for

illegal immigrants and other radical proposals and it would destroy our middle class and many systems and no different than what bill deblasio is doing , the media is able to cover for joe biden is all of those things, 50 years of failure, but again, we're to believe he's going to do it this time. brian: well, don congratulations on the book. i'll talk to you a little bit later on radio about it and it's going to be an interesting next three months. >> it will. pete: thank, don. brian: let's go over to jillian. jillian: good morning let's begin with a fox news alert. massive crowds facing off with police after two deputies shot and killed a black man in los angeles. protesters gathering outside the la county sheriff's station late last night. police say the man was riding a bike when the deputies tried to stop him, but they say he ran. officers say the man had a gun and started a fight with police before they fired. no other details were released. louisiana senator bill cassidy says he has recovered

from covid-19. the republican first tested positive last month. the senator thanks everyone for their prayers saying in part i was lucky and blessed. casseroled it now pledging to help the people in his state recover from hurricane laura at least 14 people were killed more than 250,000 people still don't have power. three top democrats are facing progressive challengers in key primaries today in massachusetts. incumbent senator ed is facing off against congressman joe kennedy in a closely watched senate race on the house sideways and means committee chairman richard neil is taking on alex morse, the mayor and congressman steven lynch is running against dr. robbie golds tein. one parrot is wowing visitor s at a zoo by hitting the right notes. watch this. okay, so that's chico singing

beyonce's 2009 hit "if i were a boy" and the 9-year-old bird breaks into song, apparently all the time at his british wildlife park and he knows other pop hits including poker face and katy perry's fireworks. so, there you have it, guys. [laughter] i don't know what else to say. pete: it's cool if it's yours not so cool if it's your neighbors. >> or it's like 3:00 in the morning and you're trying to sleep. jedediah: i just want to know like who we can beg to book that parrot. i will do anything. somebody please book the parrot. do-it-for-me. brian: pete go ahead. that's your go sign. pete: done. brian read the tease. brian: all right still ahead pete is back on the show big news for the economy, your paycheck could get bigger as soon as today. pete you want to take it from here? pete: yes we are live with the details, coming up, next. brian: that's exactly what he said. ♪ ♪

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jedediah: some good news because your next paycheck could be bigger than normal. starting today, businesses can stop withholding payroll taxes. brian: edward lawrence from our sister network and fox business joins us live from washington with what it means for your pocket. edward i guess it depends on the business right? >> it does depend on the business brian. 1.3 million people working for the federal government, as well as some others with other companies will get a 6.2% pay raise, starting today. that's because president donald trump signed an executive order last august, that deferred the

social security tax that's collected by the irs. now companies have to opt into this. the federal government did. now anyone making under $2,000 a week or an annual salary of $104,000, gets this deal. now the catch is that employees would get the break but have to start paying the deferred part back from january to april of next year. that deferring just pushes those payments off. in recent weeks president donald trump and white house economic advisor larry kudlow said they want to make sure people don't ever have to pay the tax back. >> he will protect the social security system, okay, he said that a million times but he would like a permanent deferral so therefore, both employees and employers won't have to worry about added tax liabilities in the future. that would take lawmakers and congress to come to a deal, kudl ow says he believes going forward the president will sign another executive order at the end of the year deferring

the tax once again and also said it be easier to defer that tax if republicans win the house, senate and presidency in november at the election back to you. pete: edward lawrence thank you very much appreciate it. all right, he served our country in the marines now this vet is running for congress to defend his hometown. we'll meet him, coming up, next. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug you know limu, after all these years it's the ones that got away that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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brian: quick headlines, house democrats planning to subpoena postmaster general for withholding documents oversight committee chairwoman carolyn malone says he's refused to turnover information on policy changes and delays and the postal service will comply with the subpoena which could be issued as soon as tomorrow and texas attorney general is suing harris county to stop it from sending mail-in ballot applications, there are more than 2 million registered voters in the county and the move undermines election security and could lead to voter fraud. jedediah? jedediah: thank, brian. a marine veteran running for congress in minnesota vowing to defend the police while slam

ming democratic leaders for the violence rocking their cities. >> i will always stand in solidarity with our men and women in uniform because i understand their sacrifice and i respect it. angie craig, they don't. jedediah: that marine veteran and republican candidate for congress in minnesota's second district, tyler kissner joins us welcome to the show and thank you so much for your service to this great country of ours we so much appreciate that. really interested in why you decided to run for congress right now. >> well, no, thank you so much for having me but yeah, the reason i'm running for congress is really having served this nation for nine years active duty, as an elite marine special forces veteran, a captain, and leading this nation 's finest men and women through the toughest most chaotic situations. i became frustrated just as many people in this country with the lack of leadership, integrity and character we're seeing from our elected official s especially on the

democratic side and the house, and i'm using my experience, having served this nation, to change that dysfunction in d.c., but then also to be that new generation of servant leaders to help carry that mantel political leadership into the future not just for our generation but for future generations to come. jedediah: so we have a tweet here from representative angie craig the democrat incumbent who you'd be running against let's read it and get your reaction. we must address the systemic racism in our country, but the violence vandalism and looting only detracts from that work and cannot be tolerated let's work together to address racial and social justice issues and the violence, vandalism and looting and heal our country. so, what do you make of the tweet and how would your approach be different? >> well let's look at the tweet and when it came out. she waited for her party to actually tell her to send out that tweet. she had been silent on this , and continuing to say that we need to end the systemic racism within the police force. she was calling police racist.

what we need to do is someone to actually stand up and be a leader. we're not getting that from the democratic party especially here in minnesota as we saw with all the riots and our cities burning but what i'm going to be is that voice and that strong advocate. that fighter who has the experience, to actually stand up and be a voice for this district and continue to keep our community safe, defending our police, and then also, working to rebuild that economy. just like the president's trying to do. jedediah: so how would you help to heal? we have a great divide in this country unfortunately, in many cases between community and police. the police force has in many parts been abandoned by democratic leadership, some have endorsed out right the defund the police movement. what can you do if you were elected to help bridge this divide? >> well using my experience, what we need right now is not a motion. we don't need to bring more divisiveness to d.c. what we need is civility and having that experience as a marine, and someone who had

served this country, i led people from all different backgrounds, viewpoints, and different cultures, and we all come together towards one purpose, one common goal, and it's taking that experience and actually applying that to congress. it's working with both parties to address the issues we're facing, to make sure we can rebuild this economy but that we're also working to keep our community safe. jedediah: well tyler, we want to thank you so much for being here you certainly have plenty of experience problem solving, very tough and very difficult situations. thank you again for your service , and we'll continue to follow the campaign. we also invited congresswoman angry craig to appear on the show we should note we have not heard back but we'll keep you posted on that as well. joe biden says he has not flip flopped on fracking. >> i'm not banning fracking. let me say that again. i am not banning fracking. no matter how many times donald trump lies about me.

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i'm not banning fracking. let me say that again. i am not banning fracking no matter how many times donald trump lies about me. brian: okay. he's in pennsylvania, might be a wise thing to say but does he believe it? let's bring in ben shapiro, he's the same ben shapiro who hosts the ben shapiro show and author of "how to destroy america in three easy steps." ben, before i asked you if you believe him, let's go back, a few months, and play a different

version of joe biden on the same topic. >> would there be any place for fossil fuels including coal and fracking in a biden administration? >> no, we would work it out. we would make sure it's eliminated and no more subsidies for either one of those. anybody could go down 300 to 3,000 feet in a mine sure as hell can learn how to program as well. give me a break. anybody can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to program for gods sake. >> i'm talking about stopping fracking as soon as we possibly can. no if, buts, and maybes about it >> so am i. >> well i'm not sure your proposal does that. >> no more, no new fracking. brian: who am i to believe, ben the old joe, or the new joe? >> well, i mean, i think the answer is neither. you can't believe joe biden whatever he says, because he shifts his position depending upon how very yet it is.

the fact is he has taken the position no fracking at all and then no new fracking meaning no new permits for fracking which effectively would mean the end of fracking in fairly short order, and then he's taking the position that he is perfectly fine with fracking and that fracking is basically kind of okay as soon as he wants to win pennsylvania so like anything else joe biden is a politician who moves with the wind. brian: keep in mind too, they have every intention of taking the senate if joe biden wins it's likely going to happen at which time d.c. will become a state i think that's pretty ins tan tinafey just maybe the supreme court will get a little bit bigger and maybe who knows, possibly the electoral college goes out the window. this country dramatically changes as the filibuster goes by the boards. >> no question. the fact is that joe biden and virtually every other major democrat has suggested that the filibuster and the senate ought to go away and also simultaneously suggested as you mentioned adding states to the union and all that requires is a bare majority of the senate so they could completely change the constituency of the federal government virtually overnight

so this is definitely a consequential election along those lines. brian: as well as making puerto rico a state so let's talk about the big rage in the country because of the pandemic nobody can get to the polls but they can get to target and liquor stores we know that so now everyone has to get a ballot even if you didn't request it, it's coming flooding in if you're in nevada or new jersey and the question is about voter fraud and if you bring it up, you are doing something that's against logic. so john levine, i was able to interview a whistleblower who says that he is not only changed ballots, he has trained others to do the same thing in pennsylvania, new jersey, and new york. here is what john discovered. >> this is a very serious guy. if someone who, you know, you could see as a very long track record with some of the biggest politicians in that state. up and down, and you know, once

he started talking and once it sort of came from the horse's mouth it was both. it was revealing but also chill ing. the answer here is not to abolish mail-in voting, but that there are some very very easy ways to just make it a lot safer treat a ballot with the same security you treat the money. i could never make a $20 bill and put it into a copy machine and come out with a new $20 bill treat a ballot like that. put security features like that in. brian: he talked about manipulating the envelopes, and how they can steam it open and switch it in, how postman in a very republican district, for example, could throw out every ballot that he gets there will be no ramifications for that and he talks about how he's done it and changed elections in three separate states and we saw that with the chaos in new york, and new jersey for example, in the primaries, ben these are real problems. >> of course they are real problems and anybody who ignores the fact there is a possibility of voter fraud or the certainty there will be extraordinary

confusion and chaos in the aftermath of universal mail in voting which combines the worst features of mail in voting with also ballot harvest ing which means the parties go around and pick-up the ballots from the people they want to pick-up the ballots for and it's a recipe for at the very least enormous lack of faith in the electoral process and if there's a close election and many people are trying to legitimize the results and you're going to come up with something incredibly ugly after november 3. brian: they will say hey i'll deliver my ballot as part of my thing i'm doing for the country, don't give it to anybody and don't let strangers in nursing homes to do the same exact thing , meanwhile something else you understand and you share my outrage in california. they're changing the curriculum and they are moving the wall street journal writes about it suggests that teachers provide examples of systems of power which can include economic systems like capitalism, social systems like patriarchy, student s be taught the four i's of oppression, ideological

institution and internalize and they are going to teach more 1619 than 1776 and it's a lot of ethnic studies, and a lot of guilt. >> and the way that education works in california is they put utility neutral things like ethnic studies which sounds totally fine until you actually look at the curriculum and what you realize is it's just a bunch of social justice nonsense being taught to undermine the foundational ideals of the country 1776 all men are created equally, instead american history is to be treated as a long and unbroken chain of oppression and nast iness and that's what, you know the educators in california have been pushing for unfortunately. brian: you talk to someone in their 20s causing all this unrest in these urban environments. they've gotten that education. they hate the country. >> but listen, nicole jones is an editor of the new york times famously tweeted and had to delete the tweet in which she suggested she was happy people were calling these the 1619

riots it's hilarious to watch members of the media claim the riots aren't happening and antifa are not responsible and they are happy they are happening and if they are p ha ing it's the result of america 's systemic oppression. you can't hold those thoughts at once and yet they do. brian: yeah, check out ben's book "how to destroy america in three easy steps" sadly we're seeing it play out right now. ben thanks. >> thanks. brian: let's go over to jillian. jillian: good morning, brian good morning to you at home we begin your headlines with this five alleged ms-13 gang members are charged with murder ing a 16-year-old girl, baltimore county police say gabriella arden was to a maryland reservoir back in may and they wanted to kill her over a possible affiliation with a rival gang and she had been missing from her new york home since july 2019 and the suspects range in ages from 16-21 and all five are in custody for other crimes. the union head representing new york city police officers is

blasting new proposed disciplinary rules for the department. the nypd drafting a set of punishment guidelines similar to one's views to determine how convicted criminals are sentenc ed and the president pat lynch speaking out saying, " apparently mandatory minimums and sentencing guidelines are unfair to criminals but perfectly fine for cops. the matrix has nothing to do with fairness. police are looking for the suspects responsible for beheading a virgin mary statue and the staff from our lady of lebanon church in toronto, canada says parishners were horrified to discover the deplorable and malicious act. look at that officials are reviewing security cameras in hopes of tracking down the vandals and it follows recent attacks on catholic symbols in the u.s.. in july a virgin mary statue was found burned in boston and a 100 -year-old statue spray paint ed in queens, new york. you can call this a moment of brotherly love. a map asks his brother with downs syndrome to be his best man and the heartwarming moment

is on camera. watch. >> will you be my best, what! best your best man! >> [laughter] >> be my best man? >> yeah! >> [laughter] jillian: that's josh surprising his brother chris in virginia. the video, as you can imagine, has been received more than 420,000, has received more than 420,000 views online. i love the excitement, the energy. brian: oh, it's fantastic. jillian: congrats. brian: meanwhile coming up on this show the gulf coast has a long road to recovery after hurricane laura and the omaha stakes is making sure people do not go hungry, the owner joins us live, next. >> tech: at safelite, we're committed to taking care of you and your car. >> tech: we'll fix it right with no-contact service you can trust. >> tech: so if you have auto glass damage, stay safe with safelite. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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which is the main reason i left the military. everybody wants more for their kids, but i feel like with my kids, they measurably get more than i ever got. and i get to do that. i get to provide that for them. sandra: good tuesday morning president trump heading to kenosha a short time where large protests are expected and more than 1,000 national guard remain on duty the president may stop, take questions from reporters on his way out if he does we'll have that for you. former wisconsin governor scott walker will join us live ahead of the president's visit plus joe biden slamming president trump's law and order mess edge a in his first campaign trail speech in weeks brand new reaction coming up, and the trump campaign joins us as democrats warn president trump is fanning the flames of violence. join us live from america's news room, top of the hour.

jedediah: looking forward to that we're back with quick headlines now, delta and american airlines are joining united in ditching the change ticket fee on domestic flights permanently the company's waving the $200 fee except for basic economy tickets. the change takes effect immediately. the move coming as airlines struggle amid the pandemic. and amazon prime air is getting ready to take flight. the online giant getting faa approval to deliver packages by drone. amazon says it is still testing out the service. drones can carry up to five pounds and make deliveries, within 30 minutes. pete? pete: honey, the drone is here. communities along the gulf coast facing a long road to recovery, after hurricane laura ravaged parts of texas and louisiana. a help relief efforts omaha steaks is partnering with the salvation army to feed those affected by the storm and so far they've donated more than

get this 60,000 pounds of steak. here with more on their relief effort is the owner of omaha stalk, tom simon. thanks so much for being here and this amazing effort. break down what your company is doing and why you decided to do it now, in response to helping with hurricane relief for laura? >> you no one of the things we've seen during the pandemic is that people are enjoying meals at home and rediscovering eating meals at home with family and friends, and our mission is to deliver exceptional experiences that bring people together, so when something comes up like this disaster, that makes it so hundreds of thousands of people can't do that, that spurs our team into action and that's why we teamed up with the salvation army to make the largest steak donation in our company's history 60,000 pounds, 200,000 portions. yesterday we sent two truckloads on their way to the affected areas in louisiana and texas. pete: that's impressive we're looking at images right now. those are going to go to people without power, without water, affected by this , and

ultimately probably would never anticipate a great meal like this at this moment. >> we're super impressed with the logistics network that the salvation army can provide. they've got 25 feeding stations, a massive field kitchen, they're telling us they can serve 10,000 hot meals a day, and these are going to be meals that of course will fill people's stomachs but also help lift their spirits at probably one of the lowest times in their lives so we're really happy to be there to help and team up with the salvation army. pete: is this good business for you? it's a lot of meat, and does it hurt your bottom line? what's the calculation that goes into omaha steaks saying hey we're going to do something this big. >> well this really isn't about our bottom line. we've seen customers all over the country enjoying the cookout packs that we sell, labor day is coming up. people are still getting

together for social distancing gatherings at home and cookouts at home but now we have people who don't have home, and don't have the opportunity to do that, so we felt like it was really important for us to jump in. you know the way that we can help, the way that omaha steaks can help is by providing quality food to people on the ground in times of need. pete: very cool, todd simon partnering with the salvation army, omaha steaks lifting spirits in places where times are a bit dark as people are attempting rebuild. if you want to learn more about these hurricane laura relief efforts from omaha steaks it's omaha steaks.com or omaha steaks.com/press, if you want to learn more about it specifically tom side on thank you so much for coming on this morning and everything that you do. all right, we've got more fox & friends, just moments away. >> ♪ ♪ from prom dresses...

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