>> thank you. jillian: definitely panning out to be an interesting next few months, that's for sure. make sure to set your dvr 4:00 p.m. every morning to never miss an addition of "fox & friends first." todd: like steve doocy says we have gotten over the hump. today is wednesday. tomorrow is thursday. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> president trump traveling to kenosha, wisconsin the epicenter of the latest round of racial violence. >> $4 million to support the small businesses. >> security footage showing nancy pelosi getting her hair down at san francisco salon despite local officials forcing all salons to remain closed. >> a lot of enthusiasm on the ground, you know, joe biden's boyhood home is not far from where we are seated. this is trump country pennsylvania that has kept all the promises he has made. >> advising the washington, d.c. mayor to move relocate or contextualize the washington

monument. jefferson memorial. several written after francis scott key who wrote the star spang dwelled banner. >> mr. president, having fun. >> having a good time doing a job like nobody else has ever done. ♪ ♪ steve: live start to this september 2nd. you are watching the world number one cable morning news show. brian and jed good to be back with you on this wednesday. jedediah: great to be here. i'm in for ainsley today. fantastic show ahead. lots to cover. thanks for always having me i was going to say on the couch. not quite on the couch. steve: virtual couch. will. jedediah: almost there. brian: kris allen from "american idol" as we opened up with.

as you know i had that beats for year covering has not been of use as late. i hope to go back to it eventually. we'll see. there is a lot going on as both campaigns get set for 67 straight days a springts to the finish to november 3rd. today president trump is hitting the campaign trail traveling to wilmington, north carolina. steve: wilmington, north carolina. not wilmington, delaware where joe is this follows his visit to kenosha, wisconsin where he vowed to help law enforcement and rebuild destroyed businesses. jedediah: our very own griff jenkins is live in washington with a recap as joe biden and kamala harris slam his trip. griff? griff: that's right, jed, brian, steve, good morning. despite the objections to the trip the president delivered a message of law and order with a big announcement getting a warm welcome from business owners whose hard work was destroyed by rioters and looters.

>> i'm committed to helping kenosha rebuild. we all are we will provide $1 billion to the kenosha law enforcement so that you have some extra money to go out and do what you have to do. i'm also providing nearly $4 million to support the small businesses that i talked about today that got burned up, burned down. griff: visit drawing protesters and supporters who got doused at one point with water. the president was touring the damaged area and meeting with the business owners. the biden campaign released a statement in reaction saying what we saw from donald trump today in wisconsin is no different from what we have seen from him all along. self-centered divisibleness accompanied by zero solutions. now, the president did not meet with the family of jacob blake but expressed sorrow for them as blake's uncle lit into the president. >> we don't have any words for the orange man. all i ask is that he keep his

disrespect and foul language far away from our family. we need a president that's going to unite our country and take us in a different direction. >> now we will see the president on the ground in another battle ground state today as he travels to wilmington, north carolina to visit the battle ship there while biden and his wife jill hold a school opening event in wilmington, delaware. unclear if biden will travel to kenosha. biden has not visited the state of wisconsin since october of 2018. steve, jed, brian? brian: all right. thanks so much, griff. and, of course, the president did reach out to the blake family and they said well we will meet with you only with an attorney the president said maybe we will do this another time. did he make the effort to do it. he did speak to the pastor to the family. we will see obviously some hard ephesian there. feelings there. it's better to come with money. the president announced yesterday is he going to give 1 million to law enforcement so they have extra money to do their job and 4 million to local

businesses and man, will they need it. did you see some of this? here are the business owners speaking out. >> it wouldn't make sense to come later. later the destruction is going to be cleaned up and you will see the empty lot. it let us know as small business leaders that we matter. you know, that we are important. >> these people that were protesting were not our people. they were from out of town. when they left to go to a march in washington, d.c. and the national come in. by the time they got back from doing their march and whatnot, we were all settled. in we got the national guard here. i'm very confident that things will go a lot more smoother now. i'm very grateful for the national guard. brian: i'm grateful the attorney general william barr made it official investigate who has come until from out of town unrest 80 plus days in portland.

same thing in seattle. the same thing taking place in some of the other cities. it's an organized effort. you see these men and these women with ear pieces a lot of times they have weapons. they have got bats and bricks. trying to find out who is funding it and what's going on here. steve, i imagine you can easily do that by some of the hundreds that you have arrested. somebody has got to speak in saying who is signing the checks that's pay for it. steve: in fact. this morning i think i was reading in the daily mail where was a story about a guy who had been northward three different places. kenosha and washington and somebody else. and you know, it's one thing if you do the peaceful protesting. we understand that but if there is coordination and if there is funding of agitators to destroy businesses, that's why the a.g. is looking at that sounds like they are looking at ricco and all sorts of things looking at the leadership if there is a structure to it. the problem is you know warnings loft the dark money out there these days, it's hard to figure out exactly who is funding

different things. it will be interesting, jed, though going forward. the president made it very clear he was 100 percent behind law enforcement yesterday and then today it looks like it's going to be kind of a political day as well because is he going to declare wilmington, delaware a world war ii heritage city to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the end of world war ii. jed? jedediah: and interesting to see joe biden respond to trump's kenosha visit by saying he offered zero solutions. he put a ton of money on the table. brian, you mentioned $1 million to law enforcement. 4 million to local businesses. 42 million for public safety. so i don't know that that talking points of the president arriving with zero solutions is going to make much sense. it's particularly not going to make much sense to the people of kenosha business owners desperate for aid. look at those images nothing short of a war zone.

businesses completely tore down. i assume regardless of political ideology they are sitting there saying i need help and the president arrived and he offered solutions and offered much needed financial help. one thing that has emerged amid all of the talking points and amid all of the finger pointing back and forth is a new trend we see that is politicians saying one thing for you and recommending one thing for you and for me. and recommending something different for themselves. we saw that highlighted yesterday with an image that showed up san francisco -- i'm sorry in san francisco of nancy pelosi who went and got her hair done. steve: jed, that's impossible. that's impossible. because you are not supposed to be able to do it. that's the rule. you can't do it. jedediah: exactly. that's exactly right. which means the fine people of san francisco can't do it but if nancy pelosi wants her hair washed and blown dry and you see her in the video walking around the salon by the ways in the nancy also does not have a mask on. so this story emerged caused a lot of heat because obviously

san francisco salons have been closed a very long time. those salon owners have not been able to operate properly since march. in fact this september 1st they have been able to open outdoors salon owners have come forward listen we specialize in hair color. we can't even do that outdoors because it's not permitted. here have you nancy pelosi strolling around with no mask as she by the way has been pointing attention to president trump saying oh he doesn't care about the spread of this virus. interesting hypocrisy emerging and we have a quote actually from erika the salon owner to fox news. here is what she said. it was a slap in the face that she went in, you know that she feels that she can just go and get her stuff done while no one else can go in and i can't work. we're supposed to look up to this woman, right? it is just disturbing. brian: by the way, she is not doing laps. that's the same individual video. she is not working in circles. rents the chairs out to different hairstylist.

guess what? if you are trying to pay your bills and keep your salon going have you been shut down six months as of yesterday you are allowed to actually cut people's hair die it and blow it out outside only. if it rains you are out of business. did you go home as if it's a sporting event. drew hammel the house speaker's spokesperson said this the speaker always wear as mask and complies with local covid complaints. this business offered for the speaker to come in on monday and told her they were allowed by the city to have one by the time at a business. by the way that's not true. no one ever heard of that again this is a hairstylist who rents that chair. the person, erika, is the one who owns the business. now, think about this. you have some ppp money perhaps. have you hairstylist out of business. all you want to do is be able to conduct that business. and just like the mayor of chicago you have special rules. she is going to have a press conference today. i hope there is relengthless questioning on something like that like there is with

president trump when things like that happen. tony katz weighed in. he is a radio talk show host. >> america hates hypocrites and america hates elitist. it's ugly and sinful, again, that people think that they are above the law. and the salon owner is right to be outraged. i think that salon owner in san francisco and in new york and all the places where elitist say you can't do x, y, and z should say forget it, we are opening. and if we want to fight with the city. let us all fight together. they can't do this to business and then pick and choose when oh the rules shouldn't apply to us. fighting back is important. brian: do you know what is also important? all these lawmakers getting paid. as they do the sacrifice for the common good, they still have their checks clear. especially her who flies across country for free any time she wants. but the salon owner is not getting paid. the hairstylists aren't getting paid, steve. there is no sacrifice for lawmakers who make these rules with absolutely no credentials.

steve: yeah. she is not following the laws. and, you know, the hypocrisy, the video is right there. it would be one thing if there was just a story out there hey hey i hear she went. we actually saw her walk through there. her spokesperson says she follows all the rules and she wears the mask. there is no mask on the speaker right there. do you know what i have -- do you know what i did until the new jersey barbershops and salons opened? about two months into the pandemic, i started watching youtube videos on how to cut your own hair. brian: really? steve: absolutely. i watched probably 10 of them. and then i went on amazon and i bought a $22 set of one straight scissors and something else crazy. and i followed the instructions. and i cut the front of my hair and the sides of my hair for three months until they opened up in new jersey. and then i was a little shaggy in the back and eventually it was approaching multi-status but, nonetheless, that's what i

did. i did not break any of the rules of new jersey. it will be very interesting to see whether or not nancy pelosi gets into big trouble. brian: i want to investigate jedediah: she could have have someone com cut it outside. even if she gets caught not a big deal most in media will make excuse many have. i have not seen adequate coverage of this. she feels she can get away with it that's the real story here. steve: most of the world cut their own hair unless you have a relative. af lot of friends who had their children cut their hair, worked out not so good but nonetheless just a sign of the the times. brian: let's switch gears for a second. do you know what's happening next week we will get football. the nfl did not get regular season games regular season

games. we know the commissioner was going to change the complex of this game in many ways because he apologized immediately to colin kaepernick and said i should have realized while you were kneeling the whole time. a series of social justice messaging for example in the end zone they are going to have one end zone is going to say it takes all of us. and the other one is going to say end racism. now you can also put on your helmet names and phrases for people that you want to remember on your helmet. steve: they have to be approved. brian: they have to be approved. tyler eifert is going to be honoring david dorn who lost his life in the st. louis unrest and he was a retired police chief and is he going to be putting on his helmet david dorn's name. and i think that's fantastic. steve: that really is nice. brian: of the jacksonville jaguars. steve: received word there we received word from the ohio republican party the chairman there said this yesterday, got

very good news from former current player tyler eifert that he will honor david dorn on his helmet always been a fan of tyler's and god bless him. now, here's the thing. if his name is familiar, it's because just a couple years ago he explained why he, unlike a number of other players in the nfl, would stand for the national anthem. he said i stand because i love my country. i standing because i want to honor the people putting their lives on the line for me on a daily basis in the army, navy, marine corps, air force and coast guard. i stand because my cousin is a pilot in the u.s. air force risking his life flying f-15s in active war zones. as i stand for the national anthem, i don't want there to be any questions of why i am standing or if i will kneel. i want .

jedediah: my expectation is that they will approve it, they have to approve it. listen, is he a very brave voice because is he speaking out against the majority. and there will be others. i have been arguing to let these players speak their minds because i know that there are going to be others that stand up and have a very different opinion and much like tyler will talk about why it is important to stand and we'll talk about why you need to pay tribute to some of these fallen heroes, these police officers who put their lives on the line every single day foreign every one of us. we will see. because all of this is political. no matter where you stand on these issues, this has politicized sports in a big way that we haven't seen for a

little bit of time. so we will see how all of this hits the public whether or not they change the channel. sports made the decision gone to political and lost too many fans. all of that remains to be seen. it is nice to see someone stand up and speak out differently unafraid of consequence. they have to reconsider then, brian, that list of approved people. they have to. brian: i think it's done and i don't think it should not be that controversial when you try to honor a policeman but, thanks, jed, hold on. we're going to come right back in a second. straight ahead, after staying silent, joe biden is finally responding to the nationwide violence and points the blame at president trump. "wall street journal" editor jared baker says the former vp may be acting to the closing polls getting really tight. he joins us next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> fires are burning and we have a president who fans the flames rather than fighting the flames. >> president trump has appeared to fuel the flames of social unrest happening right now in a couple of cities across the nation. >> trump sees his path to victory scaring people blaming someone other than him for the chaos he unleashed. steve: well, after remaining largely silent on major city violence joe biden along with several members of the media right there pointing blame at the trouble on the streets on the president. our next guest argues in a new op-ed in the "wall street journal" the blame comes down to polls. here to explain editor-at-large for the "wall street journal" and host of "wall street journal" at large on fox business gerry baker. gerry, it was unusual to see joe biden who had been so quiet

about this and, you know, we have heard the president talk about how he is not on the side of law enforcement, that's what the president said, suddenly out of nowhere joe biden starts talking and people said well, it's obvious, the polls are going south for him. >> yeah. i mean, look, it is striking, if you remember the way the democrats in the media, most of the media treated these riots initially they weren't happening. there was nothing to see here. it was all peaceful protests. then it was if there was any trouble it was all the fault of the police and right wing activists. now i think they started to realize and instead of -- you know, they haven't changed their view because they suddenly realized how terrible rioting is when people are getting killed and maimed and properties being burned and livelihoods being destroyed. their polster polsters have tolm this isn't polling well. your refusal to come out and clearly condemn this is really not going over well. people know too by the way that these cities are democrat

controlled cities. they are realizing they can't be sigh length about it longer. they can't stay silent as they did during their convention two weeks ago. they have to come out and say the violence is bad and biden said that almost as an aside. of course now the problem is donald trump to the blame. i don't think anybody really buys because everybody can see that these are democrat controlled cities. how is donald trump to blame when a black lives matter protester shoots someone in portland? you can't lay that claim at the feet of donald trump. steve: geary, when you think about it, all the channels did take at least a big chunk of the rnc last week, and for a lot of people who just watched those choonels, it might have been brand you? to them that there is trouble in the streets because the channel they watch never talked about the violence oh, i thought it was peaceful protests. look at all those businesses burned out. and suddenly people are going like well have they not been telling me for a while? >> right. absolutely.

i think people are, you know, if you had been following god forbid i dread to imagine what your life would be like if you get your entire news from cnn and the "new york times" for the last three months, then you would be thinking what's the issue? what's going on? peaceful people peacefully marching and demonstrating and suddenly yes you are confronted what the republicans did very effectively last week was at love those personal stories and far and away the most moving story of all of them the whole weaning and summer was david dorn's widow who spoke incredibly movingly. that's right. people suddenly being confronted with the news that actually half of america's major cities are experiencing these riots. say one other thing, too. what biden said amounts to kind of extortion. it amounts to what he said at one point on monday was, you know, if donald trump is reelected the violence is going to go on. that's basically saying to people vote for me or we're going we are going to keep burning your cities.

again, i think people can see through that we have got to get rid of the president in order to get peace again. is that right? is that fair? so i think the democrats even as they are responding to the polls are not necessarily responding in a way that's going to make people think oh, yes, democrats are really the party i want in power. steve: donald trump has been relentless in reminding people it's just trouble in democratic cities and states where these things are happening where they will not take the national guard help. let's see what people decide coming up before you know it. gerry baker, thank you very much for joining us. you can catch "wall street journal" at large with gerry on fox business fridays at 9:30 eastern time. all right. meanwhile, as we told you earlier, speaker nancy pelosi blasted as a hypocrite that's her there right there no mask got her hair done monday while the salons in her town closed. rachel campos-duffy here with reaction next ♪ i whip my hair back and forth

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killing officer. senator and green new deal sponsor ed markey defeats joe kennedy. kennedy backed by house speaker nancy pelosi is the first in his family to lose an election in a state. moments ago president trump tweeting quote see even a kennedy isn't safe in a new radical left democrat party. meantime house waist and means chair richard neil keeps his seat fending off alex morse. and stephen lynch cruises to victory over progressive robby golsteyn, brian? brian: thanks, jillian. nancy pelosi under fire for her trip to the hair salon despite local ordinances keeping them closed and then just making them go outside. a local salon owner telling fox news quote it's a slap in the face that she went in that she feels she can go and get her stuff done while no one else can

go in and i can't work. we are supposed to look up to this woman, right? it is just disturbing, closed quote. fox news contributor. fox nation host rachel campos-duffy joins us. rachel, hard to defend this action. >> listen, it's terrible. nancy pelosi is a hypocrite, but, mostly i think americans just really hate this kind of elitism. you know, i had to wear a ponytail. i had to cut my kids' hair by myself in my companien and made a mess of my poor little 4-year-old's hair. why does nancy pelosi get to do this? it's not just the haircuts and the salons and the business owners who have lost their, you know, their dreams, many of them have shut down because they can't afford it anymore. but we are talking about people who couldn't bury their grandmothers but if you were a member of congress you could have a funeral for your family member. we're talking about people who are, you know, going to restaurants when they are telling people that they can't go to restaurants. it's across the board hypocrisy.

and it's undermining, i think, the way we all look at government and all of us want egal tarren kind of society where we are all treated equally. brian: undermining or confirming as the mayor of philadelphia goes to maryland to go out to lunch without mask. meanwhile, let's talk about something you are an expert at in many ways as a member of the hispanic community. it turns out the president of the united states feels pretty good about his hispanic numbers. he got 28% in the last election 2016, an election he won. and now an emerson poll comes out and it shows joe biden with 60% of the hispanic vote but donald trump with 37%. i know it's just a poll, but the trend is certainly strong. >> yeah, there is also a silent vote in the hispanic community as well. i think that number may be closer to 40 and that's huge. i think one of the things that donald trump did very effectively was he treated hispanic -- he treated americans

who happen to be hispanics he didn't conflate them with illegal immigrants. he understands they care about the same things that you care about. they care about the economy and under the trump economy hispanics had never done better. they care about education. they love school choice. they care about socialism. no one knows better than hispanics, you saw in that convention, how will -- said this doesn't sound radical to me. this sounds familiar to me. they don't want to bring the bad policies and bad ideologies to america that they escaped from. same with security. security is a real sleeper issue, i think, for hispanics, brian. because some hispanics come from places where, you know, there is no police force or it's under funded and only the rich people get to afford, you know, private security. and those people left and came here. those people who -- brian: i will add a couple more things. >> say that again.

brian: we know because joe biden told us hispanics are diverse community. cubans have to feel better about the president's strategy of not putting an open hand out to the new cuban government who has done nothing to. >> absolutely. brian: we ward our friendship and attract our friendship and venezuela. the president has said it's not okay for that dura to stay in power and put pressure there a lot of those people forced out of wonderful lifestyles and came here are seeing somebody going to bat in those two separate situations. do you think that's something? >> absolutely. and also, brian, don't forget. religious liberty. religious liberty is very important to hispanics faithful people over covid she saw it was the democrats who were the most likely to -- those states the most likely to close up churches and to prevent them from going to mass from, going to church. so that's a huston issue as well. and of course if you want to get hispanics, it's god, family and

the freedom to work and very clear that donald trump is reaching them in that way. brian: rachel campos-duffy thanks so much for reaching us. >> of course. thanks, brian. brian: meanwhile straight ahead, joe biden trying to win back his home state of pennsylvania, vice president pence believes trump will carry the state again. >> joe biden's boyhood home is not far from where we are seated. this is trump country now. what i saw on the road on the way here we are going to win four more years for president donald trump in the white house. brian: speaking in scranton yesterday, army captain sean parnell is here to talk about his very chances to win in that state ♪ you're strong. you power through chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, ...each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. so, if you haven't tried botox®

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a lot of enthusiasm on the ground. joe biden's boyhood home is not far from here. president donald trump the people of pennsylvania see someone who has kept all the promises he made. we rebuilt our military and the economy. joe biden despite his heritage in this area, now leads a party that i think has been overtaken by the radical left. what i saw here today, what i saw on the road on the way here is that we're going to win four more years for president donald trump in the white house. jedediah: that's vice president pence making strong statements in pennsylvania. we will bring in our special guest sean parnell g.o.p. congressional candidate for pennsylvania. army vernal and author of the brand new book "one true patriot, a novel." sean, welcome to the show as always. we will get to your book in a few minutes. it looks fantastic. first and foremost, let's get your reaction to what pence said. it's trump country now about pennsylvania. is he right?

>> he is 100 percent right, jed. thank you for having me. let me set the theme. a couple days ago joe biden slinks out of his basement for the first time in months. hops on a private jet. flies to pittsburgh, pennsylvania my hometown, speaks to maybe six people. slinks off the stage, doesn't take a single question from the press. and outside there are couple dozen people all wandering aimlessly chanting out of sync. no enthusiasm whatsoever for joe biden here in pennsylvania. now juxtaposed that to the vice president. yesterday he come here. the enthusiasm is off the charts. i'm going to tell you i have ridden in the motorcade. it's sitting right next to vice president pence. is he a remarkable human being. i think the reason why people in pennsylvania love and appreciate president trump and vice president pence is because they care about them. i sat next to vice president pence. he is slowing down the motorcade to waive to people outside juste

outside to show people the few seconds they had that the vice president and donald j. trump cares about them. of course their policies have been beneficial for the people of pennsylvania. but i think by and large the people that we talk to they get the sense that president trump and vice president pence care about their future and their ability to provide for themselves and their family. brian: if you don't like fracking you are not going to win pennsylvania. he says he is going to -- he says he is not going to ban fracking other times he does. i guess we don't know what joe biden to believe. the other head win you guys have in pennsylvania, the democrats have done a better job signing up new voters by the tune of 132,000 more than republicans. which trump won by 45,000 last time. but there is another push going on right now, sean parnell, and it's against personal history. now they had a committee decide what should happen to all those horrible statues that commemorate great americans and explorers in the past. they basically want to either remove them or contextualize

them and put little plaques there to talk about how bad they're. for example, columbus, teenager pepper. benjamin frank lineal awful. andrew jackson i can't even say his name. the jefferson memorial is so offensive. george mason, why would he play a role? and then we talk about other statues and monuments that are going to be, i guess, challenged. what's your reaction to that? >> well, my reaction is maybe the mayor of washington, d.c. should focus more on protecting the people who live in washington, d.c. and less on changing american history. what makes this country truly exceptional is not that we're a perfect nation. show me a nation in this world that is. what makes america exceptional is that we always seek to right our ship. and, by the way, president trump called this years ago. said you start with confederate generals and tearing down our history and next thing you know it's going to be george washington and he was right. i will wait for the mainstream media to issue apologies to president trump. but i will would recommend to people that are watching this

show maybe don't hold your breath because they won't do it. president trump was right about this. we can't erase our history. our history is what makes us who we are. it's not perfect. but we have always learned from it and made america a better place and sought to create and build a more perfect union. steve: let's see what happens if they try to move the washington monument that would really be something. sean, you are always dealing in the here and now. you are a very realistic person. in real life, you love fiction. have you written a brand new military thriller, tell us about one true patriot. >> look, this is like mission impossible meets 24. i made myself a promise that if i somehow made it out of afghanistan alive and by the way i thought -- i didn't think i was going to make it home, that i would do everything i could to tick off bucket list items and writing fiction was one of them. "one true patriot" is about a guy that works in the government but outside the government. he is a spy. he reports directly to the president of the united states and one true patriot really is a book that has a hero that

embodies the greatness of america. someone who loves and appreciates the freedom we have here and fights to defend and preserve the american way of life. and so i find myself extraordinarily blessed to be able to write books like this and i hope that people go out and pick up a copy because i feel like they would like it. steve: they audited to make it into a movie it. sounds great. jedediah: yes. >> thank you. jedediah: they should and maybe they will. >> maybe they will. jedediah: thanks so much, sean, for being here. >> thank you. jedediah: "one true patriot" all going to check out that book and people at home should too. thank you as always. >> thank you. jedediah: we're now going to head over to our friend jillian mele for headlines. jillian, what do you have? jillian: good morning. the man accused of beating a truck driver during riots making first court appearance. facing rioting and assault charges after turning himself into police. love was seen on camera pushing

the driver away from his truck and punching him in the back of the head kicking him and knocking him unconscious. portland police say the incident is still under investigation. anti-cop vandals deface elvis presley's grace land mansion. messages of black lives matter and defund memphis police spray painted on the walls around the historic home. cost about 150,000 to do so repair that damage. the gave his first paid concert also tagged with similar phrases. watch as new york city's bravest pull off a daring rope rescue. hanging from a 16th floor window. the firefighter repelling down as smoke billows. the firefighter had no consuming high rise building. the maneuver going off without a hitch. firefighters reportedly this drill hours before the call come in. that sun believable. send it back to you.

brian: on the side of the building? steve: right off the top. brian: incredible. jedediah: pretty scary stuff. brian: that is incredible, janice dean. fire firefighters rewriting the. steve: her husband is trained for that, i bet. janice: he is god bless our firefighters, we love them. let's take a look at what is going on in the tropics, my friends. things are active. we have two named storms from yesterday omar and nanna. the good news omar is moving away from land and nanna will be a minimal hurricane as it moves into central america. we will keep you posted on that. a wave coming off of africa that could potentially effect the u.s. in the next five to seven days. entering the busiest times of the year when it comes to hurricanes. other weather news watchings potential for heavy rainfall areas hit hard by lara last week so flash flooding is going to be imminent over portions of texas, oklahoma and arkansas. flash flood warning here just north and west of little rock.

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jedediah: on your screen now is a tiktok video showing a young woman allegedly high off of benadryl dubbed the benadryl challenge a dangerous social media urging young people to overdose on the common over-the-counter drug to the point of hallucinating. the tiktok trend may be responsible for the death of a 15-year-old girl just last week and the hospitalization of at least three other teens in recent months. here to react is fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel, dr. siegel, welcome to the show as always. this is terrifying. parents everywhere are gapping right now if they are not aware of this already. what's your reaction to this dangerous trend? >> well, i'm very interesting in the timing of this of course the

president has been talking about tiktok in terms of data sharing with china and bite dance the parent company. look what's going on from a medical point of view. there is a hash tag mesmerizing subordinated with tiktok videos and a lot of teens are getting really roped into a situation that could be quite dangerous here. there is also a teen rebecca in texas that took 14 benadryls. you know the amount of space between hallucinations completely losing control having a rapid heart rate, high blood pressure, blurry vision, vomiting and death and seizures is very narrow. 14 benadryls, even one benadryl is something that i would prescribe or say to a patient be careful with. it can make you drowsy. 14 benadryls. 500 milligrams. extremely dangerous. >> we have a quote from johnson and johnson who has denounced a trend. the benadryl tiktok trend concerning and should be stopped

immediately. as with any medicine abuse or misuse can lead to serious side effects with potentially long lasting consequences benadryl products should only be used on the label. we are working with tiktok to do what we can to stop this dangerous trend. obviously we live in a social media world where it becomes very hard for parents to monitor their kids' behavior in the same way that he were able to years before before social media existed. what is your advice to parents who see a story like this and want to make sure that their kids understand the risks and that they are on top of their kids in case their kids would be engaging in any sort of dangerous trend like this one or a similar one? >> jed, that's great question. i would start with the information. the kids probably don't know that this can cause a rapid heart rate or heart attack, damage your heart. they probably don't know that you could have serious or permanent brain damage as a result of this. the only antidote for, this is charcoal. taking oral charcoal. guess what? you can't use that effectively

even i in the hospital if you ae really out of it. we can't get that in there. so it can really be a very dangerous situation. i think that a lot of this infectious, you know, camaraderie among teens is done without the relation of you who dangerous the product is that's what parents have got to warn and inform. jedediah: yep. well, thank you, dr. siegel, obviously parents have these hard conversations with your kids, please, please, please have them. we appreciate you being here as always, doctor. jedediah: coming up, mark meadows and tomi loren, don't -- tomtomi lahren. don't miss it.

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easy to use software. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo today. brian: today president trump sr. traveling to wilmington, north carolina. >> what biden said on monday if president trump is reelected the violence is going to go on. wankly saying to people vote for me or we are going to keep burning your cities. sean: security footage getting her hair done despite forcing all salons to remain close. >> americans hate this kind of elitism. >> please join in the singing of our national anthem ♪ >> it shows you the lie of the democrats. i'm the one that says play football. all of these states that are closed are run by democrats.

>> shall one carried on to a football field carried onto the field who is a coach and also an officer. >> patrick mahomes high school sweetheart with holy cow that engagement ring. look at that ♪ ♪ ♪ brian: out of all the video jillian showed over two hour show and our one hour show that was the most shocked she was by everything on the size of that ring. hi, everybody, welcome to the wednesday edition of the show. jed is feeling in for ainsley. steve is not filling in for anyone. this is his job. right, steve? steve: monday through friday. it is, indeed. you know, that ring though it was so big. although, you know, according to the deal he got with the kansas city team. he can afford something even bigger. >> well, let me ask you something. if you got a deal, patrick, i'm

going to give you the ring if you just show it on television. do you tell her that you got it for free? steve: you find out when the commercial starts running. [laughter] he doesn't need a free ring. if you are joining us on this wednesday with a w. if you are wondering where joe biden is or the president is, they are both in wilmington, but they are in different states. jedediah: they sure are we have a big show today. we are going to head first over to our friend griff jenkins as you mentioned, steve, president trump is hitting the campaign trail traveling to wilmington, north carolina. brian: jedediah, is he your friend. i don't like him too much. is he going to be busy in kenosha, wisconsin. where he is out to help rebuild destroyed businesses. steve: here is that guy we are all talking about. griff jenkins is live outside. i see the white house in the distance as joe biden and kamala harris slam the trip in something that was taped 10 days ago. >> yeah. that's right.

when they were in wilmington, delaware. i will get to the two wilmingtons, jed, brian, good morning to you. that trip to kenosha. the governor and the mayor tried to stop it. but the president went anyway. he delivered a message of law and order and he came with a big announcement that was music to the ears of cops and small business owners whose livelihoods were crushed by the riots. watch. >> i'm committed to helping kenosha rebuild. we all are. we will provide $1 million to the kenosha law enforcement so that you have some extra money to go out and do what you have to do. i'm providing $4 million to support the small businesses that i talked about today that got burned up, burned down. griff: estimates by city officials put that damage at nearly $2 million. the visit drawing protesters and supporters who got doused with water at one point. the president toured the damaged areas and meeting with business owners and the biden campaign

released a statement saying quote what we saw from donald trump today in wisconsin is no different from what we have seen from him all along. self-centered divisiveness. accompanied by zero solutions. the president did not meet with the family of jacob blake who held a gathering in kenosha as blake's uncle blasted the president. >> we don't have any words for the orange man. all i ask is that he keep his disrespect, his fow foul languae far away from our family. we need a president who is going to unite our country and take news a different direction. >> now it's all about the dueling wilmingtons today. biden and his wife jill will be in delaware for a school event. the president will travel to wilmington, north carolina, home to the uss battle ship north carolina. it will be a very interesting day. we will see. it will be more, i suspect, war of words on the campaign trail. steve, brian, jed? >> thanks so much, griff. you know, and the biden campaign coming out and saying president trump offered no solutions, zero

solutions in kenosha makes absolutely no sense. there was a ton of money he put on the table. he met with law enforcement. the biden camp looks a little lost, if you ask me. and they also are very much delayed. as we know, they were delayed in their condemnation of the rioting and the violence. they went through a whole convention at the dnc, everyone was waiting to see what they would say. didn't even mention it while these cities, these great american cities that we are watching are on fire. look at that level of destruction you see in kenosha. it's stunning to me that there -- it has taken this much, i mean, you are looking at 90 plus days in portland. it's been going on for a very long time. and suddenly now the campaign, the biden campaign is speaking out. the question is why now? well, gerry baker host of the "wall street journal" at large on fox business talked about why, gave us his opinion. take a listen. >> they haven't changed their view because they suddenly realized how terrible rioting is when people are getting killed and maimed and properties are being burned and livelihoods are being destroyed their polsters

have told them this isn't polling well, that your refusal to come out and clearly condemn this is really not going over well. what they're now doing is they have now realized they can't be silent about it any longer. of course now the problem is apparently donald trump is to blame. i don't think anyone really buys because everybody who sees that these are democrat controlled cities. jedediah: of course it's not. brian, of course it's not polling well. did they there it was going to poll well to ignore the fact that these people are sitting in cities that are on fire? i mean, it's just stunning to me the lack of awareness they have. how could you think that not mentioning massive violence. massive destruction. there are tons of small business owners who have suffered. people are afraid for their kids to be outside. this is devastating damage. so the fact that you thought you were going to get away with not mentioning it and then had to hurry in at the last minute and issue statements is bizarre. brian: think about this in seattle they thought we were indifferent as a people with the autonomous zone and marking carmen best who has now quit

because they defunded the police in portland. they defund the police in new york and minneapolis. and when asked, joe biden says that's not -- i'm not for that well, final, where was your condemnation of it then? why weren't you out in front and say i cannot support anything like that as opposed to legislation that is passing through congress? also, when you talk about what is really underlying all this unrest, yes. racial justice, understand t we have a ways to go as a country. i understand we got to get on that path, got it. but when the night falls in comes these groups, many of which are antifa, and i think the attorney general made a lot of americans feel better yesterday when he revealed for sure that there is an investigation going in hundreds have been arrested about who this group is and, if we can unwind carbon monoxide. al-shabaab. hezbollah, why can't we unwind a domestic group, find out how they are funded, what pushes them. and out of the hundreds that are out there, members, somebody will crack. in portland it gets worse. do you know that terrible mayor who is going to move because

they keep protesting at his tower? the guy -- the person that's running against him actually is an outward supporter of antifa. i am antifa, she says. her name is sarah inoron. this is unbelievable that a group that is causing so much unrest, damage, and in some cases death is now embraced by a candidate running for mayor. steve: you know, they are going to have to have a runoff because nobody got a majority in that particular race. what's interesting though about, jed and brian, about the president's trip yesterday is, you know, he went to kenosha after all of the looting and the destruction of the property. and he actually as we heard from griff he brought money for law enforcement and he brought money for the people to rebuild. this all started this particular season with the killing of george floyd. and there were the terrible riots and looting in minneapolis. after they put the fires out.

you know, there were a number of politicians who went and talked to some of the owners of the businesses. we had on this program a woman by the name of flora westbrook. and she had a family salon that had been open for 40 years. and she was burned out. and amy klobuchar and the governor came in and they said we are going to take care of you. and, you know, fast forward a month or two later. she had not heard from any of them. so the president shows up yesterday with money in hand and can you understand. brian: big difference. big difference indeed. nonetheless, joe biden and kamala harris, they are socially distanced at all times it appears, unlike nancy pelosi, they actually observed the rules. they wear masks. although we haven't seen them at the salon. they taped something about 10 days ago and they just put it out. i don't know why they didn't do something a little more recent but that's the way they are operating the campaign. talking about the average american. and do you know what in the average american is a decent

person who wants something better according to them. >> i really believe that the vast majority of the american people are truly decent. >> yes. >> i think they are angry right now. i think they are fed up. i think they are looking for some authenticity and some honesty. >> we are better than. this. >> we are. i'm really excited you are willing to do this with me. >> i'm very excited about it. we are going to get this done, joe. steve: so there you go. brian: he doesn't sit down for introduce. they sat down with each other. steve: there hasn't even been a fox news poll, i don't think out since the end of both the conventions it book interesting to see if the tide has turned because going in to the convention, jed, we had heard that joe biden was way up and now, you know, we haven't heard anything about the polls. so it would be interesting because, to my -- to the earlier point the reason that suddenly

joe biden is talking about trouble is because his polls are heading south. jedediah: yeah, can we just pause for a minute and ask ourselves what was that, that sitdown with joe biden and kamala harris, think are interviewing each other. it's bizarre. this whole campaign is being run very oddly. i don't know what that was. what it was -- i guess it was an attempt at just a light conversation. steve: it's working for him. brian: maybe, i don't know. jedediah: what's really strange about it tough keep in mind that joe biden doesn't take questions from the press very often. he has been very much secluded for a large part of this now he emerges in this bizarre conversation. i really don't know what's going on over there it's also keep in mind they filmed this how many days ago and it's delayed release? it seems like they are very confused, lost, and maybe after seeing the rnc and how well organized everything was. maybe a little nervous and trying to just grab at anything at this point to try to hit a home run. another topic though we want to shift over to because we follow

this often, the black lives -- s matter. there is an ohio school district banned thin blue line flags. this is a quote from chardon's school superintendent it does not appear that this action was motivated by racism rather a show of support for run of our coaches who serves as a police officer as well as for the first responders in our community. nevertheless, it is understandable how this could be interpreted as a racially motivated action. and, therefore, not acceptable in a school community. so this is outrageous to me. why a thin blue line flag would be viewed in any way as racist, brian? brian: this is nuts considering i don't think that whe a police officer is an occupation. i don't think it's a racial code. steve: that's right. that right there is what caused the complaints from some members of the school district. brian: right. so i'm not sure why when you shed light on this there won't

be a reversal later on today. especially when it's for a coach who is a police officer. steve: well, brian, not just a contemporary who is a police officer, 8 years ago at that particular school, there was a students gunman who killed three other kids and injured two and it was that particular assistant coach, frank hall, who was actually there. he charged the gunman and eventually he said a couple days later, you know, the real heroes, i'm not a hero, real heroes were the emergency responders who rushed to the scene. i wish i could have done more. i'm not a hero. just a football coach and study hall teacher. one of the students carried that out on friday. and it so angered some members of the public there that they talked to the superintendent and he said yeah, you know what? that could be politically motivated. we better not do that anymore. brian: unbelievable. jedediah: yeah, i would just remind parents make your phone calls. because if you see stuff like this going on in your school. you have the best ability to

bring about change. pick up the phone, call, and this is not going to be the first time we see this. because we know that schools are politically motivated and that 99% of the time it's on one side. so, parents need to become active at this moment in time because it's going to get decisive and heated and your voices are going to be the ones that make a difference. but right now we are ready for someone who also make as difference on our show every single day and that is jillian meal loy is here with headlines. jillian: good morning. let's begin your headlines with the unrest in the west. protesters in seattle targeting a police precinct overnight. that caravan of officers driving by protesters after molotov cocktails were thrown at the police station nearby. this as chief carmen best works her last day on the job. top cop stepping down as the city pushes to defund her department. best has been with the department since 1992. a terrifying warning for the men and women who protect the streets of chicago. the fbi revealing that nearly 3

dozen cold blooded street gangs have formed a pact to shoot officers who have their weapons drawn. more than 50 members of the force have either been shot or shot at so far this year. the police superintendent says that's kwame the number of any given year in chicago's history. president trump says he has made big progress on bringing back big ten football. the president tweeting had a very productive conversation with kevin warren commissioner of the big ten conference about immediately starting up big ten football would be good, great for everyone. players, fans, country on the one yard line. jack brewer says there is no research not to play. >> it's really laugh to be see that, you know, in a sport where people get journalist every single time they step on the football field you are going to let coronavirus be the reasonable why you don't let people play. it just makes no sense. >> a big ten spokesman told espn the conference has not come up with a plan to restart the

season. we will keep you posted. the fbi is investigating after a pilot spots a man in a jet pack flying high above los angeles. >> 1997 we just passed a guy in a jet pack. >> american 1997 okay. thank you. were they on left side or right side. >> off the left side, maybe 300 yards or so about altitude. >> unbelievable, right in the plane was about 3,000 feet off the ground when the mystery man was spotted. the second pilot also saw it. authorities say this type of stunt could cause a mid-air collision. brian: who has them? where can you get them? steve: jet pack depot.com. brian: i knows the ones in the water. did i not know you can fly. someone should have told me. steve: famously, brian, decades ago they had a guy on a jetpack

with a jetpack on his back take off at the super bowl and fly around. brian: really. steve: back in the day. brian: that's football, flight i remember when we had that. steve: he had a mask. brian: meanwhile coming up straight ahead as violence escalates in cities nationwide how will the riots impact the election. next guest says they could spell big trouble for this man named joe biden. we will break it down next ♪ ♪ up at 2:00am again?

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trump fuel to every fire. >> stop the radical will ideology that violence. reckless far left politicians continue to push the destructive message. steve: president trump and joe biden spar over violence this summer. the next guest argues the rioting could actually sway the election and could be potentially dangerous for joe biden. here to explain senior elections analyst for real clear politics sean trende. sean, good morning to you. >> good morning. so you know donald trump has been making it very clear one thing if protest peacefully. when you are start breaking the law and looting and vandalizing businesses. that's against the law. and the democrats have not been very vocal about it up until now and suddenly it's like it showed up in the polling. how is it showing up? >> yeah, there is an old maximum pay attention more to what the candidates are doing than what they are the polls are saying.

so if the democrats are starting to talk about violence in the cities and coming out and condemning it, that means it's showing up in their polling. it's probably something -- this is an issue where donald trump has taken a very, you know, strong stance. everyone knows that antifa, whatever they think about joe biden they do not like donald trump. so it's a chance for him to kind of reset the conversation on this election. steve: sure. one of the things joe biden has done a couple days ago in pittsburgh when he was talking about kenosha is essentially he was saying all this unrest is in donald trump's america and donald trump is the one who is causing. this the trump people say that's just crazy because the violence and the looting and the arson and all the bad stuff is happening in communities where they are run by democrats where the states are run by democrats and they will not take the federal government's offer of assistance from the national guard just to stop it immediately. so which of those two competing messages does the average

persuadable person listen to? >> i think trying to blame antifa's violence on donald trump is a pretty tall order. it would be -- if the tea party protests had been violent and they didn't, and they weren't, but if republicans had tried to blame that on barack obama, everyone would laugh because they know he doesn't control the tea party and the same is true with donald trump and antifa. steve: well, of course yesterday he went to kenosha, which is in wisconsin, which is one of those states he would like to win again. today he is going to be in north carolina, a state he would like to win in november as well. he has also made a big deal, tuesday he was on a conference call and the campaign said they are all in on minnesota. and when you look at the real clear politics average in minnesota right now, joe biden is up by a little north of 5%. so, what does that say to you about the possibility that donald trump could actually wind up winning the land of 10,000 lakes? >> yeah, this is a state that

republicans haven't carried at the presidential level since 1972. it's a state that's dominated by the city of minneapolis. to the extent that there is a backlash, especially in the suburbs against some of the violence going on downtown, that's something that can work to president trump's benefit and, yeah, this year probably more than other years republicans have a chance in that state. steve: well, in the last half hour, the trump campaign just dropped a brand new ad aimed squarely at money society in trying to draw the differences between joe biden and his policies as well. so, you know, we have talked many, many times about the trump voter who does not respond to the polls. you know, if it's a live person asking them questions, they will just say i'm not interested. things like that. i saw in one of the big wall street firms, they were trying to quantify that number. they said that could be 5 or 6% the unknown trump voter. is that what you have found at real clear politics or is it

impossible to quantify? >> it is difficult to quantify. it's an unknown, unknown. because you can't tell who is just not answering the phones. that said, 5% to 6%, that would be historically large poll error. i could be persuaded 1, 2, maybe even 3%. which is significant but, 5 or 6 is really big. steve: yeah. the wall street firm was saying, you know what? we thought that joe biden was going to win and so now it looks like it's pretty much a dead heat. so who knows. that's what they were telling their investors. all right, sean trende from real clear politics. sean, thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: all right. it is 7:26 here in new york city on this wednesday. did you hear gun sales have hit record highs in the wake of this national unrest? and many of the new gun owners are minorities and women. our next guest is a gun rights activist and he is here to discuss that coming up next.

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brian: not surprising, gun sales soaring as 5 million first time buyers, many minorities, many women rush to arm themselves. this accord together national shooting sports foundation, 58% of gun purchases this year coming from african-americans with women making up 40% of the

first-time gun buyers. here to react is attorney and gun activist himsel himself i kw there is a gun store one mile away from me. the line didn't go down during the pandemic for at least three weeks. >> none of this should surprise anyone. the chaos in 2020 has literally exposed the limitation of the government's ability to keep people safe and people are realizing that what they're doing is taking their safety in their own hands. but then take that one step further, people are starting to realize the level of tolerance and this a lot of leaders in these cities have for violence if they feel it's too their advantage politically. their leadership doesn't too much care about their safety if it doesn't -- if it's not an advantage to them on a political level. they are saying you know what? i'm largely on my own. i'm going to go out and do what i need to do in order to protect myself. unfortunately a the loft violence and rioting that is going on are happening in black communities or near black

communities. and a lot of these people are black women. as a result they are seeing groups of people on the extreme far left take advantage of what they may be protesting for and then using that to enact violence in their cities so they are saying to themselves, also, no, i'm not dumb i see what's going on and how i'm being played for like a pawn so i'm going to go out and buy a firearm to protect myself since none of the leadership in the city are doing anything to stop this violence. brian: i didn't think anybody is going to challenge anything you said. i want to factor something else in. the man who has been winning in a lot of these polls is joe biden even though the polls are closing rapidly and the person he says is going to be in charge of his gun policy is a guy beto o'rourke who basically says i want to take your guns away. do you think that play thes a role, too. >> i think play as huge role. the people are not stupid. especially when you have somebody like beto who actually got on stage and said we are going to take your guns. for the longest time the

anti-gun politicians have been telling us no one is trying to take your guns. beto got up there and actually said it and said it over again. so, to take this individual and make him in charge of your gun control policy tells us everything we need to know. and as a result, we are saying to ourselves, you know what? no, we are not going to have it. we are going to keep our a second rights and go out and buy as many guns as we can because that is our right we are not going to trust in you to keep us safe because you have demonstrated you are not willing to do it. brian: we have 30 seconds left. when you are a first-time buyer you should really factor in some shooting lessons, don't you think? >> absolutely. i think it's irresponsible for anybody to go outlined and buy a gun for the first time and not learn about the firearm and not go out and take lessons that are at your disposal. because at the end of the day we all want to be safe and responsible gun owners. i may not like the idea of mandating trainings but i do think it's absolutely iment pairive that anybody who goes out and buy as gun for the first time go out and get training. trust me, it is to your benefit.

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>> kenosha has been ravaged by anti-police and anti-american riots. violent mobs destroyed 25 businesses and threw bricks at police officers which your police officers won't stand for and they didn't stand for it. these are not acts of peaceful protests but really domestic terror. jedediah: acts of domestic terror, strong statement from the president there. we are going to bring in mark meadows, white house chief of staff to comment on that. mark, well to the show as always. so do you agree with the president's characterization of

rioters as domestic terrorists? >> well, without a doubt. you know, what a terrorist does is try to instill fear g and you don't have to go any further than perhaps even the roads outside the white house here where we have a number of these rioters trying to instill fear. just in every day americans' lives. so whether you see it here or as the president was talking about in kenosha, wisconsin. this is a president that has been very clear. is he going to do two things. make sure our communities are safe and that we have a secure future. and so he is addressing both of those as he did yesterday with the folks in wisconsin. listen, the reception was unbelievable. it's amazing when you stand up for safer communities and support law and order and more importantly our law enforcement officers how people of all parties come together to -- in a united way to actually applaud

that. brian: all right. let's talk about coming together. you spoke to nancy pelosi yesterday. some type of next rescue package. can you tell us where you are at negotiation wise we know 3.4 trillion. you are 1 plus trillion. she said she was going to cut a trillion off her requests. what's the latest? >> well, she still wants to spend half of the money on bailing out state and local governments. instead of sending the money to people she wants to send almost $1 trillion to poorly run democrat cities across the country. brian: mark, could i ask you something, would you actually give money to them and say hey, this is the earmark. you have to spend it only on this and not on pension plans? or on -- can you do that? >> we have proposed that and actually we have given money for that. over $300 billion exactly for that to help state and local governments to make sure they meet the needs of the american people. the president has been very clear on that. and, yet, it's been the

president who continues to reach out over and over and over again. and we agree on a lot of things. let's go ahead and get a stimulus check into the hands of the american people. let's do enhanced unemployment. let's make sure that we have money for education and k through 12. and let's make sure that we have money for small businesses. we agree on all of that. so let's go ahead and put a bill on the floor. actually, the senate republicans are going to do that next week. but, nancy pelosi continues to make sure that she stands in the way of not just republicans and main street americans. but even a lot of her democrat members are asking her to come back to the table and negotiate in a meaningful way which she is not. steve: speaking of nancy pelosi the speaker of the house, your former colleague across the aisle, she is in the news because fox news got some video of her on monday afternoon in san francisco. that's her in the smock and she got her hair done at the e salon

even though indoor personal care is banned in san francisco since march. and there she is not wearing a mask. the owner said of it was a slap in the face that she went in, you know, she feels that she can just go and get her stuff done while no one else can go in and i can't work. we are supposed to look up to this woman, right? it is just disturbing. and her spokesperson said she always wears a mask and follows the rules. and yet, mr. meadows, it appears she did not. >> well, listen, this is typical washington, d.c. they get on national tv. they preach to the american people that it should be one way and, yet, in private, when the cameras are not rolling and in this case i guess the cameras were rolling, it shows a very different story. it's the same thing whether it's in san francisco with her going into a salon or in the privacy of a negotiating room, it's time that she get serious about helping the american people the

president has been willing to do it. in fact, the president is the only one in washington, d.c. that's acted in the last four weeks. we invite her back to the table to hopefully help the american people. steve: who is cutting your hair, mr. meadows? [laughter] >> well, can i tell you it's a gal by the name of kate a shoutout to her and all the folks over there she is not only a great patriot. steve: over where? >> a great american from south korea. steve: where is the salon the barbershop? >> well now we will have all types of protesters come to my salon. we will pass on that. steve: okay. jedediah: all right, mark. another topic we have been covering this morning a d.c. committee has made recommendations to either remove, relocate or contextualize a lot of monuments, statues. some of them on the list. columbus fountain. benjamin franklin statue. andrew jackson statue. jefferson memorial. the washington memorial is on

there george washington statue. the list seems to be expanding day-to-day this started as a conversation about confederate monuments and has pled over. so what do you make of this whole new movement to either remove these monuments or to contextualize them? >> well, listen, this is the least serious thing that you have ever seen come out of washington, d.c. and also it's the least considered recommendation that you will ever see. why don't we talk about removing the protesters from washington, d.c. and sending them back to wherever they came from or sending them, better yet, to jail. if we are going to talk about removing things. let's get serious about what americans think of. many americans come to washington, d.c. to see the washington monument and what are we going to do, put it in portland? i mean, come on. this is not a serious recommendation and something that they shouldn't have even wasted a minutes of time with. brian: mark, i know you were in congress in north carolina. that's your home. during that time when you were in congress and i know the president is going to be

visiting the battle ship today in wilmington. i also know there was a time in which the president left the white house to go to walter reed and now there is a book out that says he had a series of mini strokes. and cnn rolling out footage of him dragging one of his legs as he was walking. did the president have a series of mini strokes. >> not at all. i mean, the president and i were laughing about this yesterday when you see the kind of news that comes out, whether it's in this book or anything else, his doctor actually put out a statement. but when you look at the creative ways that the left tries to go after this particular president, they will stop at nothing, including mini strokes. can i tell you not only is he healthy, but he works me off of my feet. in fact, i'm going to have to go back in to make sure can i keep up with him. steve: mark meadows, north lawn on the white house with a sharp hair cut. sir, thank you very much for joining us live. brian: no split ends.

>> glad to be with you. steve: 14 minutes before the top of the hour janice dean joins us with that was a look at the north carolina. jedediah: so nice. steve: now, there is janice with some tropical stuff going on behind her. janice: we are in to peak season. this is the most imminent threat to central america. tropical storm nana we expect it to become a minimal impact as it impacts belize. omar is moving away from land. we call it a fish storm. it's not going to affect anyone except along the coast and rip current. current temperatures feeling like fall here in new york with cloudy skies and 70 degrees. look at the front that's draped across the central u.s. back of that front, cooler temperatures. much cooler air behind it ahead of it. very warm, humid air in. so areas that were affected by laura and they don't have power.

temperatures are in the 90s. close to 100 degrees. that's going to be very trying unfortunately. and then along that frontal boundary is where we have more rainfall. the potential for flooding rainfall for areas, again, impacted by laura last week. we will continue to keep you up to date on that. phoenix 103. still very warm out there. i want to make note that the west gets hot again over the next couple of days with high heat warnings for pars of california in towards the southwest. and then we will be dealing with hot temperatures along the gulf coast, showers and thunderstorms for parts of the central u.s. and it looks like we will get some mostly sunny skies for new york city today once we get the clouds out of the way. all right, jed and brian and steve, back to you. steve: thank you, j.d. jedediah: thank you so much, janice. we will head over to our friend jillian mele now for headlines. jillian: good morning. let's begin with this the nypd's chief chaplin being becoming the latest victim. he was on daily morning walk in

manhattan when a homeless man demanded money, rifling through his pockets and grabbing his wallet. the homeless man dropped his wallet and ran off after seeing his nypd badge. police arrested the suspect a short time later. now, this all happening the day after a city judge was punched while walking to court. florida governor ron desantis vows to never lock down his state again as he moves to open nursing homes to visitors. >> they have loved ones who are in the last stage of their life. they just would like to be able to say goodbye or to hug somebody. jillian: the facility cannot open to visitors until two weeks of no new cases among workers and residents. relatives must wear face masks during their visit and pass a virus screening. a police officer races into action to save a little girl trapped in an overturned car. the ohio officer seen crawling inside to set her free.

>> all right. we got. back it up. i got her. i got it. oh my goodness in the car seat. luckily both the driver and child are expected to be okay. officials say a big part of that is due to them wearing their seat belts. thankfully, my goodness. send it back to you guys. >> they were in the right place at the right time. jillian, thank you very much. tomi loirn jointomi lahren joinn "fox & friends."

jedediah: in the new edition of no interruption with tomi lahren she sits down with ryan weaver. she joins us now tell us more about it. welcome to the show as always. tell us about ryan and what people can expect to see in this episode. >> well, ryan, really is the definition of a great american patriot. not only did he serve our country and the military, but he is also part of a family that's a two gold star family losing his brother and his brother-in-law in combat. so he knows exactly what it means to serve and to sacrifice. when he got out of military he decided to pursue a career in country music. is he here in nashville,

tennessee doing just that but more importantly than his country music career is bringing service and sacrifice and what that means to every day americans so they can understand that. and i had the opportunity to sit down with him and hear all about it. jedediah: we have a clip from your interview. this is ryan weaver on what the flag means to him. >> needs to experience and i would never wish it on them is the military funeral for their family. but to understand what it means bring your loved ones home underneath a flag and a casket. jedediah: so this is a particularly important message right now considering what the country is going through. can you talk a little bit about that? >> you know, when i spoke to ryan, we were talking about everything going on in the country and watching so much people who actively say that they hate the country in which they live and it's a country that he fought for and it's a country that his family died

for. and so he wants to remind folks that want to burn that flag or that don't believe the national anthem or the flag mean much what did feels like to bring family members home under that flag. it has a different meaning for those military families and that's what folks like me have been saying for years and we have been dealing with the kneeling and now we are dealing with such unabashed hatred of this country. and ryan and i really want to remind folks what that flag and that anthem mean to folks like him and his family. it means something a little different. a little bigger. jedediah: what do you think people can learn from ryan's story? the country is in a very divided place right now and ryan seems to have a voice that can help to bring people together and remind people what's important. >> oh, absolutely. but beyond his story of service and sacrifice and pursuing the american dream, what he also wants people to remember especially conservatives out there that are afraid to speak up, afraid to say that they support the military or that they love their country or that they support the police is that people like him and his family have fought and sacrificed for

your right to speak up, so if you are a conservative, make sure you are not letting that free speech and that expression go to waste. because we know the left isn't going to do it. make sure you are using your voice as well. it's something that he is very passionate about and something he believes in wholeheartedly and he fought for. jedediah: thank you so much, tomi for being here. an important episode. people can watch no interruption on fox nation and we will see you again soon. >> thank you. jedediah: coming up we have dave rubin, john james and more. don't miss it. ♪ ♪

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exposed limitation of the government's ability to keep people safe and people are realizing that. brian: tyler efert is honoring david dorn. >> ♪ ♪ steve: live from the big room in the heart of midtown, manhattan, it is fox & friends for this wednesday, september 2, 2020, jed and brian we are half way through the last week of summer. last unofficial week of summer, because the labor day is on monday, and that means it's just straight through to christmas. brian: right no reason to go to the beach it just won't work after labor day. jedediah: [laughter] brn: nothing will happen. jedediah: yeah, it's getting crisp out there thank you guys i'm in for ainsley today it's always a pleasure hopefully i haven't driven you too nuts today but fall is in the air it's amazing summer just flew by

, a new season is upon us and it's an election season to boot. brian: we had that weird rain that came in and blew off all the trees in the north east and it turned all the leaves brown. so all of a sudden august, all of the leaves fell off our trees , and it is just another crazy thing about 2020 why i can't wait for new years eve. meanwhile today president trump is hitting the campaign trail traveling to wilmington, north carolina. steve: this follows his trip yesterday to kenosha, wisconsin where he vowed to help law enforcement rebuild businesses like that one, that were burned out and destroyed. jedediah: griff jenkins is live outside the white house with a recap as joe biden and kamala harris slam his trip. griff? griff: yeah, jed, good morning to you, brian and steve as well. the campaign, biden campaign is just absolutely blasting the president's trip to kenosha, the deputy campaign manager blaming the president for kenosha's pain, saying he failed to meet the moment and

adding this. "what we saw from donald trump today in wisconsin is no different from what we've seen from him all along, self- centered accompanied by zero solutions" but the president went anyway despite the objections delivering a message of law and order making a big announcement that was well-receive from law enforcement small business owner s who got crushed by the riots. watch. president trump: i'm committed to helping kenosha rebuild. we all are. we will provide $1 million to the kenosha law enforcement so that you have some extra money to go out and do what you have to do. i'm also providing nearly $4 million to support these small businesses that i talked about today that got burned down griff: burned indeed estimates by city officials put the damage at nearly $2 million. the visit drew protesters and supporters who got doused with water at one point, the president toured the damaged

areas, but he did not meet with the family of jacob blake expressing sorrow for them as blake's uncle lit into the president, listen. >> we don't have any words for the man, all i ask is that he keep his respect, his foul language far away from our family. we need a president that's going to unite our country and take us in a different direction. griff: now the dualing wilmington visits joe biden and his wife jill holding a school opening event in wilmington, delaware while the president heads to wilmington, north carolina to the battleship north carolina marking the end of world war ii and it'll definitely be a lot of punches thrown, i suspect, later on today. jed, brian, steve? brian: you suspect rightly, goodbye, griff see you soon let's talk about what the president did bring, a checkbook. he's going to give kenosha $1 million for law enforcement 4 million to support the local businesses, they say that in

some of the businesses that the president visited it still smelled of smoke and you could actually see the smoldering of what happened on that day and what i'm most encouraged by is the attorney general revealed and confirmed by others that they are doing it full bore investigation into these organized efforts to destroy these cities, 14 straight weeks in portland, we know the damage that's still happen in seattle, they used molotov cocktails to throw at a police station last night and then of course you have what happened in kenosha where you have to mobilize the national guard. this is organized and often armed and financed by somebody, if you could unwind al qaeda and hezbollah you should be able to do it to antifa and their affiliates meanwhile there's some happy business owners despite the mayor not being happy the president is there, the business owners were. >> it wouldn't make sense to come later. later the destruction is going to be cleaned up and you're going to see the empty lots. they let us know as small

business leaders that we matter. you know, that we're important. >> these people that were protesting, they're not our people. they were from out of town and when they left to go to a march in washington d.c., and the national guard came in, by the time they got back from doing their march and what not, we were all settled in and we got the national guard here. i'm very confident that things will go a lot more smoother now and then. very grateful for the national guard. brian: and this whole movement that went along with this after the george floyd death was a big movement to defunded police force and its been effective in portland, in seattle, in new york, in los angeles and even though joe biden says i'm not for that, why isn't he speaking out against it and how much more dangerous it makes everybody and i've got to salute to the police departments in portland, for saying no, i will not help you out, because you're not prosecuting anybody, and you're not following through and watching the back of officers,

so they ask the question the police department, washington to send their police divisions to help out in portland and they said no thanks. because if you aren't going to back the police they aren't going to be sacrificial lambs to destroy their lives and livelihoods. steve: it does sound ic loo the attorney general is looking into whether there is any sort of coordination. i mentioned about an hour ago there's a story in the daily news about how a former microsoft engineer was just arrested in washington d.c. he had also been arrested in portland, and he had been arrested in kenosha. so the question is, was it coordinated or is it just a coincidence. brian: there's no question it's coordinated, steve. steve: well let's see if they can figure it out. if somebody did as rand paul was on the program on friday, suggest that somebody is buying their airline tickets and they are being flown around, let's see if the department of justice , if there is evidence,

they will eventually find it. meanwhile, as we saw the president and brian to your point, about how as he walked through the streets of kenosha you could still smell the smell of those buildings that were torched as you can see right there. it's interesting because he did go with money. 1 million for local law enforcement, and 4 million for the businesses to help rebuild, and that's so important , because when you look at kenosha, they really need the help, as all these communities that have suffered such gigantic losses have. you know, you go back to the riots in minneapolis at the end of may and there were a number of politicians who went to the scenes of the businesses and they said we're going to help you rebuild, and then they never heard from them again. flora westbrooks was on this program and her family salon which had been in the family in the business for 40 years was gutted, and after the riots she spoke to amy

klobuchar, she was there, she talked to the governor and they said yes, we're going to take care of you and after the camera s disappeared she stopped hearing from everybody. here she was, july 9 on this show. >> it hurts to know that i have no business, i have nothing just wished i could hear something, you know, from the officials, the city or someone to let me know if they are going to do anything but right now, i'm just here. i'm just left alone. i'm wondering, do they care? i have not heard anything. i just feel like i'm just left out. just out in left field here. steve: that's such an important point, because after the cameras leave your town, after you've had riots or looting, what's going to happen? well yesterday we found jed what the president did in kenosha, he actually went and he went with some money. jedediah: yeah, he's been accused of offering no solutions by joe biden and i don't really

understand that. it makes no sense because he went and he fully offered that financial assistance. if you look at those images some of these places look like war zones. it's absolutely terrifying, and just imagine for yourself for a second what would have happened in kenosha had the national guard not arrived? no one wants to think about that but you really need to think about it because the choices being made right now, sometimes, are very poor, by local leadership, and it's a very important time to stress the importance of leadership on both the local and national level right now. another topic though that we've been talking about quite a bit this morning is history, and that has become controversial now. our country's history is in the spotlight. we now have a d.c. committee that is offering recommendations to remove, relocate, or contextualize monuments, statue s, take a look at some on this list which of the monuments we're talking about columbus fountain, benjamin franklin statue, andrew jackson statue, jefferson memorial, george mason memorial, the washington monument and the george washington statue on that.

it seems as though everything is essentially on the table here, and this started, remember, as a conversation about confederate monuments and a lot of people were on the same page on that but what i said at the time is that this is going to trickle out and soon, it's going to be our entire country's history and just look at that wording. remove, relocate, or contextualize those are three very different things. maybe some be on the page of saying let's contextualize it, great but now, it will be step- by-step, i promise you contextualize first, and then relocate, and then a call for removal to the point where our country's history will at some point be completely dis integrated. well, mark meadows called this proposal a waste of time on fox & friends earlier. listen to what he had to say. this is the least serious thing that you've ever seen come out of washington d.c. and also, it's the least considered recommendation that you'll ever see. we're going to talk about removing things let's get serious about what americans

think of. many americans come to washington d.c. to see the washington monument and what are we going to do, put it in portland? i mean, come on. this is not a serious recommendation and something they shouldn't have even wasted a minute of time with. brian: but here is the truth about it. it is not a waste of time, because there's so many people, so many democrats, who want to get rid of our past, want to change the textbooks, take down the statues and ripping down beyond the confederate statues and we know in the 1950s it was nancy pelosi's dad that put the confederate statues in baltimore and now, everybody wants to take every statue down, and i'm telling you if there's a change of power of maybe joe biden in particular, he is not going to stand in the way of taking down these statues although i think taking down the washington monument is a bridge too far, taking down the others isn't and just mark my words, it's going to get worse unless it's stopped. meanwhile, let's talk football

weekend. the jacksonville jaguars are among many teams every nfl team will have the right to put the name of somebody on their helmet. we know they're going to put some justice slogans in both end zones, and we know that we expect everybody to kneel if there is in fact a national anthem but i think it's pretty important to point out that one jacksonville jaguar he's a tightened on the team he decided his name is tyler efert to put a certain police officer on, fallen police officer on his helmet and it's david dord. as you know he was retired in the middle of the st. louis riots and he was killed protecting his friend pawn shop and that has really struck a cord with him. here is what the gop chairman came back with when he heard the news, he said got some very good news from former player and jaguars star, tyler efert that he will honor fallen police officer david dorn on his helmet always been a fan of tylers, god

bless him. steve: you know in the 2016 season he wrote pat til lman's name on his cleats and so it will be interesting, this particular man said in 201l anthem, i'm going to stand and he said i stand because i love my country. i stand because i want to honor the people putting their lives on the line for me on a daily basis in the army, navy, marine, air force and coast guard. i stand because my cousin is a pilot in the u.s. air force, risks his life flyingf-16. as i stand for the national anthem i don't want there to be any question of why i'm standing or if i will kneel. i want there to be a clear understanding of why i stand. i want there to be a clear understanding of why i respect our flag and why i love our country. so, he would like to put the name of david dorn on his helmet the question is whether or not it will be allowed because in the news stories that i have read what it says is that football players will be

permitted to honor victims of police violence and/or systemic racism on their helmet and whether or not the league feels that this particular fallen st. louis police officer is on that list and there is a list of approved names, stay tuned. brian: so far no pushback. jedediah: i think it will be, well, yeah, and you're saying brian, no pushback but it will be allowed. i mean that be , you know, my guess, because tyler is speaking out and he is brave for speaking out because most people don't agree with him on these teams. he is a standout right now but there will be others to follow. he is leading the way. others will follow, and it will be broadened because a lot of people will be standing with those police officers, so many of which are on the front lines every single day. some of which are unfortunately losing their lives, defending us , every single day, so i think this will be allowed and i think it creates a good, national conversation because if the argument is let the players speak their minds, well some of those players are going to have

differing opinions about who should be honored on those helmets and allowed to speak their minds as well so we'll see how this unfolds we are going to do we have headlines no headlines? steve: what's coming up next. jedediah: yup a restaurant suing new york leaders over the ban on indoor dining in the big apple adding insult to injury restaurants can open indoors because they're across the county border. hear from the restaurant owner, that's coming up next. >> ♪ ♪ ...to soccer practices... ...and new adventures. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... 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

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dining restrictions, like you can't dine, the queen's restaurant leading the charge says they're losing business to neighboring counties where customers can dine inside. the lawsuit alleges, "according to governor cuomo, it is dangerous to eat at the plaintiff's restaurant in little neck queens, but it is safe to dine indoors, a few hundred feet east and they're not exaggerating. joining us now with more is the owner of el baco and her attorney james murbigas. james thanks for joining us, tina first for you. just in new york city, no indoor dining, and long island, in westchester county, in upstate new york you can do it. what's the reasoning? >> hi, brian just want to say thank you for having me first and foremost. brian: no problem. that's why we started this suit. we have about 300 restaurants together for us. no one is sure of what the reasoning is, the mayor and the governor have made numerous outlandish comments on indoor dining, it's just not that

important or we don't really need indoor dining, just last week the mayor had made a comment saying that indoor dining is only for the middle to upper class. it's completely ridiculous, completely unacceptable just 50e allowed to eat in side and then once you get into the queens border once you get into the five burroughs, you're not allowed. we were told july 3 we be shutdown and now it's indefinitely so now all these business owners restaurant owner s they are left in limbo. they aren't sure where to turn, what the to do and how to, you know, plan their futures. brian: so james i understand that tina & company have gotten about 300 restaurants who feel the exact same way they just don't want to let their careers and livelihoods burn before their eyes. what have you done legally to force, i hope, the governor and mayor's hand? >> well good morning, brian. we filed the class action on friday, in new york supreme court and right now, i'm working on an injunction motion to be filed by tomorrow, or friday,

whereguy i'm going to ask for emergency hearing, so the governor and the mayor could produce the science that they're relying on to show us that eating in little neck is more dangerous than eating in great neck, so i want to see the science. we're going to force them to provide us the science to show us why it's so dangerous to eat, just across-the-boarder. brian: james, in four days from when the gym lawsuit was going to actually see its day in court , they came and allowed gyms to open. what are the chances of them sel leg to stand on and backing off? >> well, brian, similar to this lawsuit, i asked for the science for the gyms as well, and four days prior to our hearing, you are correct, that the governor announced that gyms could open. brian: right. >> so i asked for the science for the gyms. i didn't receive, i didn't receive a response from the attorney general or the governor, with regards to

the science, and i expect the same, brian. brian: here is what governor cuomo's office said bottom line is new york city was hit the hardest and the governor took action to reduce infections and we understand some people are unhappy but better unhappy than sick or worse. hey tina, this he knows better about your future than you know about your future. how hard have you worked to build up this business? and what is your message for the 25 other thousand eateri es who are going to die because they're not allowed to compete, and open up their doors >> this business, we have been open for 28 years. we have worked very hard, i've worked very hard for 15 of them, and i think my main message that i'd like to come across is i'm not out here speaking right now just for myself. i'm speaking for everybody, and i know the struggle and i truly believe that if we all stand together, we will make a change. i truly truly believe that. brian: you know how to do it responsibly give you the regulations you'll do it and you understand the ventilation and if people don't abide by it

we get it. meanwhile, the mayor had put out a statement i guess he woke up, he says we've seen troubling reports from localities that have restarted economic activity too quickly, the new york city we're taking a different approach and it's working. we'll continue to evaluate the extremely dynamic health situation. it's working, for him, whose sleeps until 10 every day gets a paycheck every day, tina and has no idea what it's like to run a restaurant and sign a check. >> yeah, i take it this is my livelihood. the people in restaurant business, the owners, managers, the bus boys, the waiters this is how they know how to make money and their livelihood for him to just go on the tv and just say hey i'm going to take it away from you and that's it, it's just i take it to heart. i take it very personal, it's just unbelievable and i believe that we have to come together, we have to bring awareness to this. it's very very important, because lots of people will go out of business. brian: you need more than 300.

you've got to get thousands on your side, and maybe we can get the billion dollars his wife threw in the street with her thrive program which we've never seen any results from, in case you don't know, google it. it's disgusting. tina and james, thanks so much. >> thank you. thank you for having us. brian: james i hope you win meanwhile straight ahead president trump's 2020 odds surging in the betting markets so who would americans be putting their money on, a former obama advisor and trump advisor are here to debate this , next. ♪ ♪ >> tech: when you've got auto glass damage...

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steve: have you heard this? president trump's chances of securing a second term have surged in the betting markets with the two candidates tied. according to jpmorgan chase, and a strategist there, investors can expect a five to 10-point shift in the polls from democrat s to republicans if protests are perceived as violent. plus the trend of cancel culture could be artificially skewing polls in favor of biden as much as 6%. here to discuss those findings

fox news contributor and former obama economic advisor robert wolf who is screen left and member of the trump white house economic recovery task force, steve moore. guys good morning to both of you >> good morning, steve. >> good morning. steve: so let's start with you, robert. this is a different kind of poll , because people are actually betting their own money whose going to win. >> so let me just start with i think these prediction markets don't mean a lot. you know, before president trump was at one, hillary clinton was at 75%, donald trump was at 25. when i started supporting president obama against hillary clinton, he was at 1%, hillary was at 65%, but where they are today, with one market that most people look at is called predicted and right now, it has trump 47-43 and biden, 57-53 meaning there's a 10% spread between the two. most people think this is

single-digits one way or the other and real clear politics just came out with their average at 6.5 points and the two most recent polls, steve scalise usa has biden up 7, and we know that within the margin of error this is going to be incredibly tight and continue to tighten up over the next 60 days especially when both are coming off the convention. steve: exactly and suddenly things are tightening so what happened at the conventions? >> well i think people saw the compare and contrast of those two conventions, and let's face it democrats did not have a good convention. it was just a downer all about, you know, race issues, and income and equality and climate change and things people right now don't care a whole lot about they care about public safety, they care about their jobs and they care about finances, which is where trump clearly has the advantage, look, i actually do think the betting markets are the best indicator of where the

race is, and those betting indicators are telling us this is basically now a tossup race. i mean, steve, that robert and i are duking it out until the very end here as well as biden and trump, but i think also, look. do not discount the public safety issue. i just think robert that the democrats are really underestimated how alarmed and disgusted people are with what's happening in the streets of our cities and the inability of democrats even joe biden the other day gave a behind of half-hearted condemnation of this violence and he tried to blame it on donald trump. how in the world is donald trump responsible for what's happening in minneapolis and what's happening in seattle and portland. you know, those are liberal groups that are, you know, causing this violence. steve: robert? >> i hope i get a chance to now unpack so much of that. one, the idea that the rnc versus the dnc that the dnc wasn't exciting one we had more

viewership in the dnc than the rnc by over 1 million people number two, the dnc just biden just raised 300 plus million in the month of august breaking all records for fundraising. number three, just to be clear, joe biden has not been defunding the police, has not been with rioting and more than clear and the idea that this is not a donald trump's america when he's president is ridiculous. poverty is up, crime is up, unemployment is up, when do you start admitting that he's the president of the united states and must take responsibility? you guys keep pointing the fingers this way. we should be pointing it at the president, because he is the president of the united states. he should be taking responsibility for the highs and the lows, not just the stock market, but also what's happening in unemployment and other areas. he's the president of the united states, joe biden is not yet the president. quit blaming him. steve: okay. final word, steven? >> just look, people will vote

on a couple of things. one is is the virus, how are we doing with the virus and by the way the news is very very good on that front. >> very good it's 1,700 people died yesterday. >> number two there's caseloads are falling and it's a very positive picture especially in the south. second of all, it's going to be how do people feel about the economy, is it headed in the right direction, we get a big jobs report steve on friday i'm predicting 1 million additional jobs the direction is good, and it's going to be right down to the finish line here. steve: all right, always a pleasure having you guys. >> always. steve: chat about the news. guy, steven and robert thank you very much. >> thanks. steve: meanwhile speaker nancy pelosi blasted as a hypocrite that's her right there, getting her hair done, not wearing a mask, while salons across san francisco close, dave ruben will talk about the hipocracy coming up, next. >> ♪ ♪ to be honest...a little dust? it never bothered me.

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steve: despite the fact that san francisco hair salons have been closed, locked up for the most part, since the month of march, that is nancy pelosi in the smock right there. she's being followed by a man in san francisco, at 3:10 in the afternoon at a place called e-salon, even though nobody could legally get a hair cut or any sort of treatment at indoor personal care facilities, there is the speaker of the house, seemingly, breaking the rules, and not wearing a mask let's bring in dave ruben, author of "don't burn this book" thinking for yourself, and an age of unreason he joins us from california. he's not wearing a mask either. dave what do you think about the

hypocrisy here? >> well that little video should be the video of 2020 because that sums up, with no audio, it sums up exactly what the democrats have decided to do, which is do as i say, not as i do. she's now claiming she didn't know what the policy was. you think that the speaker of the house might know what the policy is, but this stuff is not a joke, because it is destroying people's livelihoods as you've done in a couple segments this morning, you know i'm here in california and i'm fighting to try to keep a same california because we've had a same california in the past, let's not forget that ronald regan was once the governor of california, and i have two friends actually who are hair stylists here in los angeles, both of them have closed their salons. i get now what i assume is an illegal hair cut in an open air garage from one of them whose out of the business altogether and she's just doing me a favor and i have another one whose got some makeshift

thing out of her house and has one person at a time and knows that she can't continue to make a living this way, so when you see nancy pelosi do this , it's very reminiscent of just what two months ago when she's standing in front of her twin sub zero fridges with her tons of ice cream and she's really at the let them eat cake phase which is she's going to live however she wants, and her constituents will live another way. brian: don't you think, dave it's time for all these hair salon owners to just start opening up? that's their green light. the speaker of the house just mocked the suffering they are going through by saying i'm going to do whatever i want and now all these people got to go out of business. they should just open up in mass how could they stop all of them? after all it has worked in other states even in this state, which lives to hamstring people, here is what don't you think that that might be an option now? >> well, i think it's an option not only when it comes to hair

salons but restaurants and everything else and that's not to minimize the reality of covid but what that is is to realize it's to minimize the reality of the policy, the arbitrary policies that they're putting in place. i mean, if this is nancy pelosi is pretending that she either didn't know what the policy was, that she helped put into place, or that she didn't even know that the salon was closed just for her. i mean, she didn't think it was odd that nobody else was there. we're realizing that we have a political class who wants to operate one way, while the rest of us are going to have to scrou nge for our survival and that is not a good recipe for a functioning society. jedediah: yeah, dave on that note of her claiming not to know we have a statement from drew ha mil, her spokesman and it says the speaker always wears a mask. no she doesn't, and complies with local covid requirements this business offered for the speaker to am could in on monday and told her they were allowed by the city to have one customer at a time in the business, the speaker complied with the rules, as

presented to her, by the establishment, so clearly, this is untrue. you know, she didn't have a mask on, she wasn't following the rules this was very very clear now that she thinks there's a separate set of rules for her and it's interesting too because she's been on tv for months now talking about how she takes the virus seriously. president trump does not and here she is no mask in an establishment that is supposed to be closed it's utterly ridiculous but dave we want to move on to another topic because this is fascinating to me. joe biden and kamala harris have released this video. i find the video very odd. i want you to weigh in they are talking about the decency of americans and what's important to note is this was taped augusn released. take a listen. >> i really believe that the vast majority of the american people are truly decent. i think they are angry right now i think they are fed up, and i think they're looking for some authenticity, and some honesty. we're better than this.

>> we are. i'm real excited you're willing to do this. >> i am very excited about it. we're going to get this done, joe. jedediah: dave did this strike you as odd? >> yeah, well, authenticity if you think you'll get that from these two, you've got another thing coming. this really is a match made in hell and i think most people have to understand if you're supporting biden or if you're voting for the democratic nominee you really are voting for kamala harris and you only have to go back a couple months when kamala was still in the race against biden and there's a truly telling moment everybody needs to see over and over again when joe biden was asked about an executive action on guns, and he says it has to be constitutional, meaning you can only do an executive action if it's constitutional. the executive branch can't just decide to do something against the legislative branch that's the way the system works and kamala harris laughs in his face

, and says hey, joe, can't we just say yes we can? and that's where the energy of the left and the democrats is. it has nothing to do with the constitution, it has everything to do with just exercising power, whether it's opening up a salon for yourself or taking guns away if that's what you think is right or letting people burn down cities , and the idea that they are the authentic duo in this race, yeah, no. it is not the case. steve: all right dave ruben, as we just heard gets his hair cut in somebody's garage dave thank you very much for joining us, from kind of a noisy la. thank you, sir. and there he goes. wonder what that noise was. all right, meanwhile, jillian joins us right now with other news. jillian: that's right good morning to you and we begin with this. the man charged with killing a st. louis police officer has a long violent rap sheet. thomas kinworthy's criminal career dating back to the 90s on

drug offenses served six years for shooting a in majority in a road rage incident in florida and in january, was charged with attempted sexual battery and kidnapping. on saturday, police say kin worthy barricaded himself in a home and opened fire, killing officer. new york city mayor bill deblasio striking a deal with the teacher's union avoiding a strike. the city delaying in-person classes until september 21 over covid-19 safety concerns. the mayor promising monthly covid testing for students and staff, teachers will be placed on unpaid leave if they refuse to be tested. the city will also provide all schools with a 30 day supply of protected equipment. nearly 1 million kids are enrolled in the district. amc theaters is rereleasing one of chadwick bosman's most iconic movies in honor of the late actor. >> give me uniform, give me a number on my back. i'll give you the guts. jillian: 300 amc theaters will

show the movie 42 for just $5 nationwide. bosman plays major league baseball pioneer jackie robinson in the 2013 film and he passed away last week after a four year battle with colon cancer and he died on jackie robinson day which is typically held in april but was moved to august because of the pandemic. he was just 43 years old. send it back to you. brian: that was a great movie i saw it. everybody should go check it out he was fantastic. steve: jillian thank you very much meanwhile michigan senate candidate john james firing back at his democratic opponent after being accused of not thinking for himself. mr. jim, himself, coming up, next. want to eliminate odors without heavy, overwhelming scents? we get it. introducing febreze light. it eliminates odors with no heavy perfumes in light scents you'll love. ah... new febreze light. ♪ la la la la la.

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hour. listen up, you're not running against president trump, or betsy devos, you're running against me and this may surprise you, but no one owns me. steve: there you go michigan senate republican candidate john james firing back at h democratic opponent gary peters, after mr. peters claimed james can't stand up to president trump, or education secretary betsy devos. and john james joins us right now, from detroit. john good morning to you. >> good morning, thanks for having me back on. steve: okay so mr. peters, the senator, is accusing you of being controlled by the devos family and supporting betsy devos' 2017 education funding plan, but he's talking about stuff that you might have felt before you ever ran for office. >> well this is the thing. i was able to stand up against terrorists i can certainly stand up against anything that the politicians throw at me these days. i've actually been shot at and

these lies are going to bounce off because the american people and people in the state of michigan know the truth. the fact is the polls have been closing, rcp just rated this as a tossup, people of the state of michigan are excited for change because senator peters is running on a record of failure and lies. i not only threaten this seat. democrats are terrified putting four ads up against me in the past week because i not only threaten this seat but their entire narrative to in sin you ate that i can't think for myself or stand up for myself when the democrats have a presidential nominee who says blacks don't have diversity of thought, i think is unconscionable and senator peter s still hasn't spoke spoken for that. steve: we did invite senator peters to appear on the show and we have not heard back. no surprise. steve: just to be clear, john, go ahead and tell the folks watching now what is your plan on education? >> well i'm extremely passionate about education. i believe that education is the reason other than the good lord that my father was able to

come from the streets of mississippi, and go from poverty to prosperity in one generation. i believe that education is a basic civil right in this nation , and i believe there should be no wrong path for our children to have brighter futures. i'm going to be working with anyone and everyone to make sure that our children have better futures to make sure that adults can earn and learn and achieve greatness, building on essential life skills, literacy because we need to be able to make sure that everybody, regardless of zip code has the opportunity for success. steve: you know speaking of success, it looks as if joe biden who had a substantial lead a month or two ago, it looks like it's getting closer and closer right now, according to real clear politics biden is up by 2.6, which is not that much. >> well i don't necessarily focus on polls as much as i focus on the people and when i go around the state of michigan both from rural america that's been forgotten and urban america that's been neglected, people

are looking at gary peters and looking at the fact that he's been in office for 30 years, he's been in washington for 10. he's been in the senate for six, and he's talking about delivering on promises that he's failed. he's literally running on failure, he's the can't open his mouth without talking about being ranking member on homeland security yet we were unprepared for this pandemic, and he said we need to fix the postal service four years ago and we're still looking at some of these issues, senator peters has a lot of accounting to do to the people of the state of michigan and i'm excited to be able to bring new and exciting leadership. steve: well it's nice to have you on the program john james from detroit, sir thank you very much. from prom dresses... ...to soccer practices... ...and new adventures. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss.

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>> thank you for watching. steve, great to see you again. go watch us on radio. fox nation. >> sandra: we'll see you later here, brian, thank you everyone. house speaker nancy pelosi is facing fierce backlash after she is caught on camera visiting a san francisco hair salon that was closed because of coronavirus rules. the top democrat walks through the salon with wet hair monday and seen without a mask on her nose and mouth. salons have been closed since march and just reopened for outdoor services yesterday. more on all of that in just a few moments.