this saturday, september 12th 2020, i'm jon scott thanks for joining us this evening. see you again. pete: we begin this sunday morning with a fox news alert. breaking right now, two sheriffs deputies fighting for their lives after being ambushed and shot at a train station. mary rafferty live at the los angeles bureau with the chilling survival lance video. reporter: good morning. the los angeles police department releasing a disturbing video. the man walking up to the ruser, opening fire at close range before running off. the deputies were shot several times remaining in critical condition after having surgery late last night. both deputies were sworn in 14 months ago, in the same class.

one of them a 31-year-old mother. the other a 24-year-old man. the sheriff calling the ambush a cowardly act. >> the two deputies were doing their job, minding their own business, watching out for safety of people on the train. somebody just walked up to start shooting on them, it's, it's it pisses me off. reporter: protesters were blocking entrance to the emergency room chanting quote, we hope they die. one protester was arrested. one sheriff office tweeting to the crowds, do not block emergency exits and entrances to the hospital. people's lives are at stake when ambulances can't get through. he said anti-police rhetoric is putting his lives at risk. >> actions. words have consequences. our job does not get any easier because people don't like law

enforcement. reporter: president trump tweeting overnight about the brazen attack, animals that must be hit hard. a massive manhunt is underway right now for the gunman. the fbi are offering help or asking for help in finding the suspect. pete, jed, will. will: thank you very, marianne. the l.a. county sheriffs point to something important here, that is, post and jed, the language that has been used the last several months, language like people are being hunted down in the streets, language like there is open season on black people by police this country has contributed to the a climate of lies that can ultimately lead to violence this is more than irresponsible, this is more than inaccurate, and lies told and retold. the truth must be spoken loudly. the truth must be stood up for. america's character nor the statistics when it comes to law enforcement do not back up these lies and the lies led to a

climate which can lead to a tragedy, jed. jedediah: it is chilling when you watch the video. no wonder police officers are leaving the force. they say how do i do my job? the deputies are sitting in their car. they're not interacting with anyone. there is no fight, no argument. they are completely ambush. if this is the new pad earn that is behavior become acceptable in these cities, where people feel e powered, criminals believe empowered to behave this way in law enforcement, there will be less and less police officers on the street, less and less police chiefs. people put on the uniforms every day they go out to fight to protect us. they have their own families. at some point somebody's wife, husband, child, will say don't do this. it is too risky. if you cannot just sit in your car and not be ambushed what can you do?

forget about closeness with criminals. this is madness. pete: this led to dehumanization. this is brazen, a target, an assassination. when i've been in the riots and seen them, you go look at the graffiti, you see an an acronym, acabab. all cops are bad or all cops are bastards. if you infest the view every cop is a bad guy because they work for a systematically racist system, you open the view, not only do you shoot two police officers on in their car on the street, get a group of protesters at the hospital blocking the emergency room, chanting from the the l.a. county sheriff's department, we hope they die. this is not a mere disagreement. this is a assault on law enforcement. to your point, will, shows how far we've come in the irresponsibility and direct attack on that profession.

we're praying for and thinking about these two officers clinging to their lives in los angeles. if we get updates this morning, we will definitely bring them to you. another major story we're following, massive wildfires continue to burn on the west coast. president trump toe visit california tomorrow, to assess the damage to meet with first-responders for a briefing. will: 31 people have died in the wildfires in california, oregon and washington. heavy smoke filling the air. oregon seeing its worst air quality in 35 years. people arresting four people four alleged arson connected to the wildfires. jedediah: authorities say michael baclaw was seen lighting a fire behind a house in oregon. another man accused of setting a fire in a washington highway. a report says he is regular attendee of defund police rallies in seattle that last detail unfolding pretty amazing. it is really incredible to see.

just keep in mind, these people that are suffering with these wildfires, they have been through a pandemic. this is on top of all of that. i think the trump administration has done a really good job of assisting with these fires. federal assistance with helicopters, federal employees, anything they can do in terms of funding to assist. you have to think about what these people are going through who have been through shutdowns. they have been through lockdowns. some own businesses that have been destroyed. now they're suffering at the hands of this. this is pretty sad. will: i always want to be responsible what it is we do not know yet. these arsonists we do not know exactly their ties to extremist organizations or what their motivations might be, what is clear we know many fires in the west were set intentionally. what does it reveal pete?

mow gavin newsom blamed fires on climate change. there is no the tragedy to pin political events on your opponent. what this reveals without any information about the motives, these were intentional fires. gavin newsom attributed it to his political position. pete: almost immediately to your point, will. who do you blame for that? you can blame everyone. he should blame himself for the gas guzzler he drives. there is no accountability. whatever lunatic motivation goes into contributing to the arson of these fires, again as we mentioned that local fill at one of the members was at least a regular attendee to seattle's defund the police rallies and riots. as we get more information we pray for the people on the west coast who are under siege from this on a daily basis.

we sometimes, i wonder, if these were on the east coast would they get wall-to-wall coverage all day long? because it is out there it doesn't get the attention it should. as we get updates on that story as well we'll continue to bring it to you. we mentioned the president was out west in nevada yesterday slamming his opponent yep biden. he was in minden, nevada. he was in reno because they wouldn't let him have 50 people. he went to minden. population 3,000. based on the pictures are or video, they doubled or tripled their population overnight. he held a barn burner of a rally. here is a portion of what the president said on the campaign trail in nevada about his opponent late last night. president trump: joe biden is a weak person. he does whatever his left-wing puppet masters demand. joe biden spent the last 47 years selling out america, offshoring your jobs, throwing

open your borders, depleting our military, and sacrificing your children's future in china. i've spent the last four years bringing our jobs back to america, securing our borders. [cheers and applause] rebuilding our military and standing up to china like never before. you know where he is now? he is in his damn basement again. let's face it. joe is shot. let's face it, okay? he won't know what's happening. he will be locked up in a room someplace and the radical left will be running our country. jedediah: the president there talking about joe biden and many of you may be wondering where in the world is joe biden? there was a tweet from jake sherman from "politico" that explains a little bit. a lid is called in wilmington. meaning joe biden is not expected to have any public events today. follow this up with a tweet from cbs white house reporter

catherine watson, why not biden showing he want outwork trump and there is pandemic and shouldn't be out shaking hands but he has a creative team and should figure out a way to campaign safely. this is huge contrast. president trump on the ground interacting with people. the rallies are very exciting. getting that base livened up. joe biden chosen strategy saying as a result of the pandemic, he will keep a low profile, the bottom line they have to do that. they have to do it because every time of joe biden is front and center it is a problem. he makes a lot of mistakes. it looks like he is reading from a teleprompter. they know this is his weak area. they have no choice to say, use whatever reason they can, cite whatever flaws they can this is why this is happening but they are not going to be put him front and anter is at rallies. if the pandemic was not a concern they would find a way to remove him from center stage.

knowing well that can hurt him. he doesn't do well. i don't know what they're thinking when it comes to the debate, will, they certain live cannot look forward to that. will: jedediah, yesterday you and pete made a point that is accurate. almost everybody made up their mind. very few people are to be swayed. the independents are waiting to decide between biden and trump, both campaigns make a case against the other guy. biden rests the idea that people will vote against trump. therefore he doesn't have to go out to do anything, say anything, make a case, hoping they will just vote against trump. trump by the way is hoping to make the case against what's happening in this country that the left seems to be tolerating. for what it's worth he tweeted this yesterday. while i travel the country joe sleeps in his basement telling the fake news media to get lost f you're a reporter covering sleepy joe you basically gone into retirement. no need to cover joe biden.

pete: sorry, peter doocy, they have a job but won't let you do it. we're 50 days from one of the most consequential elections our nation has ever seen. on a saturday before, one of the two candidates said i'm staying home. telling reporters at 9:00 in the morning. nothing to report here. that is what a lid means. it is certainly that contrast all the way. low profile or no profile he is choosing his course. we'll bring you something ben bernanke said later in the show, bernie says hey, you're being too centrist for me. you better move to the left or you will lose my people. will: we'll keep you up to date on the two sad store riffs out of california as the story progresses. turning to some headlines. over 100 black lives matter protesters shut down the george washington bridge in new york before clashing with police. >> there is no justice. >> no peace. >> everybody -- will: demonstrators stopping bridge traffic for 20 minutes as they marched from the bronx to

manhattan. protesters making their way to a police precinct clashing with officers. six protesters were arrested. to extreme weather, louisiana's governor is declaring a state of emergency ahead of tropical storm sally. evacuations have been ordered. salary is forecast to become a hurricane tomorrow. some areas could see up to nine feet of storm surge. the state is still recovering from hurricane laura which killed 28 people after making land fall as a category 4 storm. >> oldest world war ii living veteran celebrates his 111th birthday. lawrence brooks receiving an air force flyover to commemorate his milestone birthday. he served as a support worker in new guinea in the philippines, reaching the rank of private first class during the war.

brooks credits his long life to faith. saying people should serve god and be nice people. those are the your headlines. pete: good words. jedediah: 111, guys. amazing. we need to have him on figure out what his secret is. will: faith. jedediah: nine protesters have been cited for trespassing after being confronted by an armed st. louis couple in their home. mark and patricia mccloskey are here to react to the latest developments. ♪ verizon knows how to build unlimited right. start with america's most awarded network. include the best in entertainment and offer plans to mix and match starting at $35. plus, get the samsung galaxy s20 5g uw on us when you buy any note20 5g. only at verizon.

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protesters confronted by a armed st. louis couple merely defending their home back in june, they're cited, those activists for trespassing. the couple claimed they were fearing for their lives but facing felony weapon charges. here to react, the st. louis homeowners, patricia and mark mccloskey. thank you for being here. appreciate it. your story has been front and center. patricia, you're still facing felony weapons charges for standing on your lawn saying you can go no further. these nine citations for press passing, is it enough, is this a good development, what is your take? >> these are tickets, municipal of type tickets, nine of three to 500 people. i don't know how they chose the nine people. it doesn't include our newly-elected congressman says she is part of the squad now, cori bush, why these chose these

nine people, i don't know. these nine people have been sent over to the circuit attorney's office. we don't know kim gardner will charge these people. we suspect that they won't even be charged. >> city attorney office. this is like parking tickets. pete: they have not yet determined whether to file charges. is this doing something to look like we're holding somebody accountable hoping it all goes away? >> the most amazing thing, you out of hundreds of people there choosing nine. cori bush claims she was there. this lady is running for united states congress. she posted that she is upset now she has been outed, she has a target on her back, now that people will snow who she is. she led the organization. she is running for congress. she is upset that people might know who she is? the shock being thing to me, i was watching before we got on air today, the tragedy out in compton, california. these kinds of protests that the

government, not just tolerating encouraging these kind of protests. think about it, two deputies shot, quote, protesters, the mob, blocking the hospital this is not coincidence. cori bush, the mob outside of my house, chanting you can't stop the revolution. what the is definition of a revolution? violent overthrow of government? do we see that happening all over the country? who is stopping it? the democrat-run cities? they're encouraging it. they're encouraging violence. they're asking the public to engage in violence. stuff like this happens, you know, this isn't a coincidence. pete: patricia, what are the latest on the gun charges you face for this? >> we're still waiting to be indicted. we've been charged. we're waiting for this indictment to come down. that has to be done i think by october the 4th. they have been told to have it done by then. so we're waiting. pete: waiting, in the belief it likely will come i presume?

>> i think so. they say you can indict a ham sandwich. i suspect it is going to happen. reporter: mark how many protesters were there. there were nine. how many broke through the gate on your property? >> i think the fbi told us between 3 and 500 t was a crowd so big you couldn't estimate it from where we were. seemed like i said the other day, seemed like everybody in the western hemisphere was coming through the gate. i told the paper yesterday -- even in the paper in st. louis post dispatch yesterday, the news all around the world i saw they're still saying things we don't know when that gate was broken. the mccloskeys claim the gate was broken by the protesters, but we have video of the protesters coming through unbroken gate. there is no question about it. we've got video, we've got photographs of the crowd coming through the gate with it broken through the ground. the fact the media will still say things objective, inarguably wrong, it is just, it is just a proof of fake news.

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will: we're back with quick football headlines, this is a big story not just for football fans in the championship picture but swing states and make the election. the big 10 conference can vote as soon as today about starting the fall football season. the ap reports that the school presidents will meet to discuss proposals on health and scheduling. the conference postponed the season back in august due to concerns about covid-19.

and the acc season could be postponed just days after starting. espn reports that the conference told schools it needs at least 18 to commit to playing. conference will consider spending the season if either the sec or big 12 stops play. after virginia tech had to postpone two games due to positive covid-19 tests. jedediah, over to you. jedediah: thanks, joe. republicans are demanding answers as after dozen of phones from the special counsel's office were quote, accidentally wiped over handing them over to the inspector general. how does this even happen and is it really just that easy to delete your data. here to explain the kurt the cyberguy. i hear this story, come on, accidentally wiped clean? be real about this. >> jedediah, good morning to you. here is the thing to think about. you have a report done december

of 2008 by the department of justice that explains what happen toed phones. peter strzok's phone, missing months upon months of data. the findings of this is kind of incredible. the data on that phone went with had giant gap simply because the fbi's own gathering inside is flawed. they don't have the ability in some older samsung phones that were being used at the time to capture that data of text messages and emails that say, you work at a company like we do, where the company issues you a device. well the company keeps a lot of that data on their side, not even in our control. we have no way of deleting it. so, this report actually found that there was no malintent. nobody tried to delete a phone, at least there is no evidence of that. but it does wake up the whole idea about who is in control of our data, and would we allow or want somebody such as an agent or an investigator to have the

ability to take away data from their own devices being used in a official capacity? jedediah: kurt, let me ask you, though, could you, just, i wouldn't eastern know how to do this. if you wanted to return to factory settings or entered your password too many times, would that make it so that no data was able to be retrieved ever? is there no way to recover any of this stuff? >> you know, forensic experts are able to reconstruct a lot of data inside of devices like cell phones but in the case of say turning a device back in to the organization that gave it to you, such as the fbi, such as the doj, it is going to be a matter of standard operating procedures to wipe that data. which means don't just delete it, destroy the data on it before it is issued to someone else. that is standard operating protocol most everywhere. it's a flag of glaring, why is this deleted? because we do this so other

information doesn't get out. it raises a red flag when -- jedediah: kurt, let me ask you this, let me ask you this though, i have a phone right here. if i want to delete the data on this phone, how easy would it be for me to do it? >> you know for you, pretty easy. a, your sophisticated, b, all of us have that power, whether you have android, iphone, any tablet or a windows pc or a mac, i show you online how not just to delete your data, destroy your data, you want to do that before you give the phone away to someone else. you may donate it, sell it, give it a younger one on the family, you want to reset it, wipe the data just like other people do in the government. jedediah: i don't know, kurt. i'm having a hard time believing it was accidentally wiped but that is just me. thanks for being here to break down the tech of it all with us today. >> cyberguy.com. a free newsletter. i send all the delays

instructions. you do want to wipe your own stuff before you get rid of it for sure. jedediah: sounds good. we'll check it out. still ahead, los angeles schools will not likely reopen until after election day, but many california parents say they want their kids back in the classroom right now. we'll hear from some of them next. ♪.

♪. will: welcome back. los angeles is home to the second largest school district in the nation and despite a nationwide push to reopen schools the local public health director predicts that won't happen until after the election. listen. >> we don't realistically anticipate that we would be moving to either tier two or to reopening k-12 schools at least during, at least until after the election. it seems to us a more realistic approach to this would be to think that we're going to be where we are now until we get, until we are done with the election. will: the election. that is interesting. this comes as parents in neighboring orange county are holding rallies saying their kids are ready to get back in the classroom.

joining me from orange county is the father of three, kevin o'donnell, mom of four, cindy lee, former santa ana councilwoman, of founder of parent union, cecelia iglesias. thank you for getting up and talking to us. you're in orange county, next to los angeles county, i have know the state is dealing with a statewide educational shutdown right now. so you understand the conditions going on in l.a. as well. kevin, i will start with you, what do you make of what you just heard about not opening schools in l.a. county until after the election? >> well, what i know now is i think what we all have known all along, it is no longer, about flattening the curve. it is about exploiting the pandemic for political gain at the expense of our kids. it's unbelievable. will: it is unbelievable. it seems an odd date to pick. you can pick any date you want, beginning of a month, halloween, but this was pinned to the election. cindy, i would love to go to

you, i believe you're a mother of three, you've been homeschooling, also a working mother. many across this nation are dealing with similar situations that you are. tell us what it is like homeschooling or doing distance learning right now? >> thank you for having me on the show. i'm actually a mother of four school age boys and i have been working since this pandemic started. i'm considered an essential worker and my boys have been distant learning but distance learning has failed miserably. they have been struggling. i have twins, nine-year-olds in elementary school, six hour class instruction is reduced to two. at one point i couldn't take it anymore. i withdrew them from public school and put them in orange county academy, which is a charter school. will: how does it feel to hear that comment, i know you're in orange county, but from a l.a. county official, they won't open until after the election, how

does that feel it will be couple months to open for you and your children? >> it is very sad. this is a political stunt. we are having our children suffer keeping them outside of school. will: let me turn to you, cecelia first, before i do, let me read a statement from the l.a. county department of public health. dr. farah's comments were related only to timing, any expanded school opening or reopening to allow enough time for implementationtation of changes allow time for expansion. you're a politician or former politician. you hear this, this is random date, she picked a random date, is it a random date pinning school openings to the election? >> for me, well it is not. it is something that is becoming very political. unfortunately here in california who controls the narrative what is happening with our schools is the california teachers union. l.a. being one of the largest

districts it really bothers me because they're playing with the education of our children, especially the minority children. they're playing politics with them. i think it is enough and they need need to start putting students first. here in california, the california teachers association and utla, they don't. they only care what happens to them but our kids and families. will: do you think it is about the teachers unions concerns over health? i know the teachers unions play a big role or who politically wins an election? >> i believe it is a little bit of both. they try to control both but the teachers union really controls the elections here in california. here in california. will: right. >> they're both i would say because they don't care about our kids. our minority kids are suffering. they're teaching themselves. it is not right. because our families don't have the resources and families don't have the resources to really put their kids into tutoring or

something like that. they're playing with our families. will: kevin, i started with you, let me end with you. all of you made the allegation that it is political. the hand seems to be pinned to the election what is your mind is the political goal? if they're playing politics with your children, to what end, kevin? >> you have to ask them that question. i can't understand it at all. obviously they're trying to keep everything locked down here and we are just fighting to get our kids back in the classrooms. here in orange county, we will be going back for a hybrid model, let's say in three weeks but a lot of the other kids in the state will not be allowed to go back into the classroom until probably after january. will: it is an election date. so the political end seems somewhat clear. can i say this to you three, kevin, cindy, i've spoken with the producers. probably something criminal went on making you get up 3:30 in the morning in california or 3:00 a.m. in the morning but i

can't tell you how much we appreciate you getting up early we share what is going on with california with you and your kids. >> thank you. >> thank you, will. will: it is early out there in california. it is very early, pete. pete: it is, will, i love the idea of a -- turning now to your headlines, shoppers running to safety as a gunman opens fire inside of a indiana mall. one man was shot and killed after an argument broke out at university park mall. the gunman was reportedly wearing a clown mask, covered in a ripped up american flag during the shooting. a manhunt is underway for the suspect. san francisco could be the first major u.s. city to lower the voting age to 16-year-olds. residents will vote on the proposal in november. supporters of the measure say it would help teens, quote, establish the habit of voting at an early age and provide them with additional resources. a similar proposal was introduced in 2016 but failed to

pass. have you met 16-year-olds? would you go on a flight to nowhere. singapore airlines is reportedly offering the trip starting next month. the three hour flight will take off and land at the same airport in singapore. it is part of the airline's effort to boost business as it struggles during the pandemic. and those are your headlines. i, the rationale, will? will: wrong guy. pete: jed? flight to nowhere? jedediah: no. the whole pointer i see it to get on a plane you land somewhere. so, i for one, would not be up for a flight to nowhere. let's ask rick reichmuth though. rick, would you be up to a flight for know where, you leave a airport and go around the sky a little while and land right back at the same airport? rick: not at all. not like that flying is enjoyable. pete: you fly first class all the time. will: what are you talking

about? you fly private? rick: exactly. pete: i wish. rick: can you get that in your contract? is that what you're saying? pete: not that i'm aware of. we'll get back to you. rick: at least i'm not doing something wrong here. let's talk about this. sally kind of sprung up on us very quickly, surprisingly, bringing incredible rain across the southwest shore of florida. anywhere from charlotte down, port charlotte down through naples you're getting a soaker this morning of rain from the back side of what is sally. sally will continue to pull off towards the west, northwest. eventually it will make a landfall around the central gulf coast. it is forecast to do that as a really strong hurricane, possibly a category 2. we don't know exactly where the category will be, but we know it will move very slowly. because of that slow movement, it will have more time it will rain a lot. we'll see really incredible

flooding across portions of louisiana, mississippi, alabama. i think that will be the target. watch what we're talking about. here is tomorrow morning, tuesday morning somewhere around the coast. wednesday morning it doesn't move much at all. get ready for some spots, 10 to 15 inches of rain. that will cause incredible flooding. a story we don't need to deal with right now. we don't have to be. will: play the cards you're dealt with. rick, thank you. rick: you bet. will: the nfl is back and it is on fox. tom brady making his debut as a tampa bay buccaneer. we're live in louisiana after the break. ♪. it's been 75 years

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♪. pete: football sundays are back. 13 games are on the schedule for week one of the nfl season. will: highlighted by a showdown between tome brady, not the patriots, but the buccaneers, between drew brees and the saints. it is on fox. jedediah: ashley strohmier is outside of the superdome in new orleans as we count down to kick off. reporter: good morning. a pretty empty mercedes-benz superdome in new orleans. this is not, according to locals what you would normally see with the 3:25 start time. you would see people with concessions starting up. also no tailgating, a pretty big part of football. there won't be that, no fans, nfl at fox, they're not doing virtual fans either. they are only doing that with one other team. that is the lions and the bears. it is a very different look with the nfl today. the superdome will have no

virtual fans. as i said it will be pretty interesting to see how that is perceived with nfl fans especially here in new orleans. nfl, they are doing the thing, called a base level murmur. a noise to drown out the silence. it's a huge game for tom brady fans. some people i talked to yesterday, even flew all the way from boston not to go to the game obviously, but just to be here in new orleans to see him play his first game for tampa. listen to what they had to say. >> 2020 is making a comeback. so excited for football. >> i'm very happy football is being back. it brings back a sense of normalcy in our lives. reporter: if they were to allow fans tomorrow -- >> i would be there. >> i would definitely go, wear a mask. i would go, yes, absolutely. i would social distance. i would follow all the rules, everything, i would be excited to be back. >> i got tickets -- [inaudible]. had plans to go to the game. very dispointed we can't go.

>> drew brees, tom brady would be the most epic game to go to. if they had let fans there, i would be there in a heartbeat. >> i'm set call. it is not the same. you don't have the comradery, not having fans in the superdome is just nonsense. reporter: you heard it from them, a lot of people having the same general consensus they would go, wear the mask, social distancing thing, but be sure to watch the game at 3:25 local time on fox. back to you guys. will: base level murmur. jedediah: thanks, ashley. will, is that your favorite sport football? is that your number one? will: of course. by a mile. jedediah: [laughter]. all right. you must be excited today. i know a lot of people are excited for football today. we have coming up, a big story is coming your way because chik-fil-a has been handed a win after initially being blocked from opening inside of the san antonio airport.

texas attorney general ken paxton, calls this is a big win for religious liberty. he will join us live coming up next. and ballots, are on their way. every day, all across america, we'll keep delivering for you.

♪. jedediah: we are back with a "fox & friends" exclusive. a win for religious liberty in the state of texas, last year, san antonio city council voted to block chik-fil-a from opening in the city's airport claiming the company has a legacy of anti-lgbtq behavior. pete: after a 18 month battle, the faa ruled in favor of the chik-fil-a. here is attorney general ken paxton. mr. attorney general, thanks for being here. congratulations own this. that religious liberty can still

reign in texas. what happened in this case, how has it been resolved. >> so it was probably last year sometime, early last year, that the san antonio city council decided to exclude chick-fil-a, very well-performing restaurant, one of the top performing restaurants in the country from the airport based on their support of organizations like the salvation army. we started our investigation. we asked the faa, actually the department of transportation to investigate and the result was they came back recently with a letter to us and telling us that they were offering, that now san antonio was offering a lease to chick-fil-a. jedediah: attorney general, this decision is enormously important in the way of religious freedom. talk a little bit about why that is, what message this sends to other states that may be facing similar challenges? >> yeah. you bring up a really good point. that is why this was so important. it wasn't just restaurant and one airport in san antonio. if this was allowed to occur,

then this could happen all over the country. city councils, other governmental entities just could decide they didn't like your personal views related to your religious faith, to stop you from having your business. that is violation of our first amendment rights f we stop it now, it allows other restaurants and business owners to continue to have their own personal religious views, and not be affected by government telling them that they can't do something. will: attorney general, i understand this was not a court case this involved the faa and city government in san antonio, if you would, without going too deep, help me understand the constitutional argument, the legal argument, the protections that stepped in, that made the argument for economic fill ato be able to have a -- chick-fil-a to have retail out let at the airport. >> the broad view the conestution under the first amendment allows people free exercise of their religious faith that means business owners

as well. but also under federal law, under the transportation guidelines you can't discriminate based on religious view as well. why we were asking the department of transportation to look at this because they control funding for airports and obviously they regulate those airports. so we asked them to review that. asked them to consider whether there was a violation of first amendment rights and the constitution and guidelines of the transportation department. they found there clearly were. the city agreed to backtrack and give chick-fil-a a lease opportunity. will: attorney general ken paxton. thanks for the update. for fighting for this. look forward to flying through san antonio to get a little chick-fil-a, sometime soon. >> great day. pete: not today. they're open on sunday. their choice in america to do that. >> that's right. pete: thank you very much much. still ahead black lives matter protesters shut down new york city's george washington bridge

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the emergency room entrance and protesters reportedly chanting we hope they die. bring in bernie kerik, former nypd commissioner to join us. bernie, off the top, your reaction to both notes here today, both what happened involving the shooting and protesters outside of the hospital? >> guys, this is reminiscent what happened back in the '70s and '80s with the black riblation army and black panther party. black lives matter is an extend ages of that. black lives matter was inspired by the bla, by asada shakur. black lives matter have people working for them part of that movement in the '70s and '80s that was responsible for assassinating close to a dozen, more than a dozen cops, almost two dozen cops over a 10-year period. bottom line is, this has to stop. the justice department has to go after black lives matter, after antifa, to put an end to this.

jedediah: bernie, in new york city, the anti-police sentiment is completely out of control. you had more than 100 black lives matter protesters shutting down the george washington bridge. there was a violent clash with them and police outside. nypd precinct. there is an enormous failure of leadership on the part of the mayor here. i would argue on the part of the governor as well when it comes to this issue. what should they be doing. >> all of them, all of them, the mayor, the governor, the city council, everyone of them are responsible for allowing this stuff to happen. blocking vehicular traffic, pedestrian traffic is a crime. resisting arrest is a crime. obstructing justice is a crime. assault on cops is a crime. every single person on that bridge should have been arrested, period. we arrested 700 people in the brooklyn bridge one time. 700. were arrested on the brooklyn

bridge getting on there when they weren't supposed to be. the bottom line it can be done, if you have the leadership that is going to do it. you don't have that in the mayor, the governor and the city council in new york city. pete: bernie, you mentioned similarities between what we saw in the 70s, 80s with red call elements. there is a big difference between that and today. today the whole black lives matter, whether it's a slogan, organization, the movement, whatever you want to call it, is painted on center court for nba basketball courts. this is something fully mainstreamed. how do you target the marxist elements of this organization in a society that says black lives matter is who we should be elevating? >> you have to educate the american public because they're stupid. they're following -- i ride through new jersey, communities in new jersey and i see these signs in people's windows, black lives matter. they have no conception what the

organization stands for. they have no conception of who the leaders are, how they were inspired, what they believe. they have no idea. so the bottom line is, you have to educate the american people on what reality is and you have to call out sports, you know these million dollar sports figures that are supporting black lives matter, it is not about black lives. they're not concerned about black lives because if they really were, they would be protesting in chicago, in minneapolis, in atlanta, where there is systemic slaughter of black lives on a daily basis by other blacks, nobody cares about this. this is an anti-government, anti-police, marxist movement that people are supporting because they're ignorant. will: bernie, i think you lay out the connections quite well. i had debates for quite some time. there are very sincere people out there who believe that

black lives matter, who understand racism is something we all want to overcome in this country but don't understand both the political platform of the organization black lives matter, it is underlying ideology which dates back to the '60s in critical race theory in the connection you lay out, that animated those radicals in the '70s. it is all connected. it is incumbent upon all of us to tell the truth and educate everyone on historical background and published underlying ideas of today. i want to do one more thing with you, bernie, if we can before we lose you. i want to play sound pete did earlier with mark mccloskey, patricia mccloskey are facing charges for brandishing weapons when protesters broke through their gates. i want to get your reaction on "fox & friends." >> these nine people have been sent over to the circuit attorney's office. we don't know if kim gardner will charge these people. i suspect there won't be charges

for these nine people. >> tragedy in compton, california, these kind of protests the government, not just tolerating encouraging these kinds of protests. think about it, two deputies shot, protesters, mob are blocking the hospital. this isn't a coincidence this, is because of the exact same thing. cori bush, the mob outside of my house was chanting you can't stop the revolution. who is stopping it? the democrat-run cities? they're encouraging it. they're encouraging violence. will: bernie this further illustrates this point, there are sincere innocent people who want to see a better society there is a political platform, but there are governments who are just not just tolerating but encouraging these types of movements? >> i was actually with the mccloskey's last week. rudy giuliani and i went out there to see them. we went to the funeral for officer bohannon that was shot and killed there the bottom line mark mccloskey, if that who was speak something absolutely

right. kim gardner, kim gardner, the prosecutor there, is a marxist. kim gardner was put in office by soros. kim gardner is the same one that went after a republican governor, eric reitens, destroyed her career and her investigator wound up being charged with a seven-count indictment for wrongfully going after him and targeting him. the bottom line this, is all about a revolution. you have prosecutors unfortunately out there that are behind it. jedediah: thank you, bernie. so much for being here. particularly challenging times to be law enforcement official. so our thoughts go out to them every single day fighting to keep us safe. thank you for your thoughts, bernie. >> thank you. jedediah: we'll move on, president trump is taking jabs at joe biden during a big campaign rally in nevada with just 51 days to go with the election.

david fund is live in washington with the president's visit to the west coast. david. reporter: good morning to you three. coming up quick. campaign officials tell fox news to expect a heavy travel schedule for president trump on the campaign side over the next few months. as you mentioned he is in nevada. nevada is a state he lost in 2016. he of course does not want history to repeat itself. president trump walking on the stage last night in front of a few thousand people in minden, nevada, just south of reno, and carson city, not far from lake tahoe on the border a parked crowd despite state regulations that say no more than 50 people. the president hit several topics, economy and president trump outraged over a new biden social media ad that criticizes over the president over alleged disparaging comments he made about the military. listen. president trump: he is a pathetic human being to let that happen where they put an ad like that where i'm standing over graves, then said he said this

with no sources no nothing. they got nothing. and i have 25 real witnesses, with the names, with everything saying it never happened. reporter: the president left minden last night, flew to las vegas where he is this morning. he will have another campaign event in vegas today. tomorrow he will get an inperson update on the wildfires in california. on monday, president trump will in addition to california travel to mean things for another campaign event. expect more of this traveling. this will be a busy campaign season. more places for president trump to visit, guys? will: thank you very much. david. you said expect more traveling at least on one side of the measure. minden, nevada, population of 3,000, had thousands of people there. if joe biden actually did leave delaware whether he could achieve a crowd of dozens in minden, nevada. he had no events on saturday. this is joe biden. but he is getting criticism from

the handler of the sock puppet of joe biden, bernie sanders. if there is a trojan horse, the one people are talking about leading it, the fight inside of it is bernie sanders. here is what he is being reported in "the washington post" how he feels about the campaign joe biden is running. he said bernie sanders expresses concerns about biden campaign. here is a portion of the article. sanders, the runner-up to biden in the democrat primaries told associates that biden is at serious risk of coming up short in the november election if he continues his vaguer, more centrist approach according to people who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe sensitive talks. the senator identified several specific changes would like to see saying biden should talk more about health care, meaning government-run health care, his social -- economic plans, i almost said socialism. should campaign more with popular figures among them such as alexandria comrade court test. he is in the basement trying to

hit a centrist tone. okay with fracking in pennsylvania. that makes bernie sad and mad. bernie coming out saying where is the leftist we thought we had? will: you know the saying if you stand for nothing you will fall for anything? if you stand for nothing you also frustrate everyone. joe biden define the campaign being anti-donald trump. stand for nothing, only oppose donald trump f that happens, jedediah, two things then in turn happen. one, those who wanted to fine your campaign get frustrated, people like aoc and bernie sanders asking why are you not reflecting our values? number two, then, you only stand for a politician getting elected fall for their ideas. you will be defined by them. you will appease them. i will do what they say. you will reflect their values. this is the cost of standing for nothing. you will ultimately frustrate everyone until you fall for

their ideas, jedediah. jedediah: i don't even know what bernie is managing to be upset about. i haven't heard enough from joe biden in the name of specifics to anger anyone, left, right, center. will: that is the point, jedediah. bernie wants joe biden to reflect his radical ideas. jedediah: of course he does. he lives in this odd bubble where he thinks the likes of aoc, talking about aoc. aoc is so far lefter, that would marginalize some voters n his mind, in bernie sanders's mind, he thinks that would bring people together, guest people excited. that i still believe that fringe on the left is small. most people that you speak to don't want to defund the police department. they're worried about crime in their cities. they care about law and order. they are concerned about these issues. that is what i hear. they want to talk about racial injustice and criminal justice reform but they're not happy with, they too own businesses.

they know people who have been looted, and had to flee these cities. bernie sanders is living in a very small bubble. i think the biden camp, to their credit recognizes that, is ignoring some of that advice. we'll see how long that lasts. will: for now. jedediah: we'll turn to some headlines. at least 31 people have died in wildfires on the west coast. president trump set to visit california to get an update on damage and meet with first-responders. in oregon, the state's fire marshal resigns amid the wildfires. the reason for his departure remains unclear. oregon is seeing its worst air quality in 35 years as smoke fills the skies. time-lapse video taken from seat tell's space needle, showing smoke making visibility nearly impossible. astrazeneca resuming its covid-19 vaccine trial after pausing it for safety concerns. a patient in the uk reported an unexplained illness from the vaccine. no new details about that sickness were released.

astrazeneca recently started the phase three trial in the united states that is currently suspended until further safety reviews are finished. how about this, for the myth of the year. a soccer player misses an open goal from inches away. the goal ofly gets taken down trying to clear the ball. the players foot rolling over the ball instead of kicking it. the era happening in belgium's top soccer league. on the bright side his team won the game. pete: career low light. that is not going on the real. will: no. pete: if i was in that spot, i would have done the same thing. i played soccer in 7th grade. not well. president trump slams joe biden amid the nationwide unrest, saying if biden wins the mob wins. the message for democrats next.

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♪. will: fox news alert. two l.a. sheriffs deputies fighting for their lives after being ambushed and shot at a train station. the sheriff's department said protesters blocked the emergency room entrance, chanting, "we hope they die." president trump called out joe biden amid the unrest and anti-law enforcement sentiment. president trump: if biden win, the rioters win, anarchists, arsonists, flag burners. biden's plan to appease to domestic terrorists. my plan is to arrest domestic terrorists. will: hear to weigh in indiana gop congressman jim banks. thanks for being here today. let me start with this, what is

your reaction to what you saw out in california last night. >> obviously a tragic story. from indiana, our thoughts and prayers go out to the police officers. we've seen this coming. we seen radical left chanting defund the police to death to police. what every democrat should answer to every sunday morning show they appear on, whether or not they will support the police and call on this left-wing mob around the country to stand up to support the police instead. that is what the american people are demanding that joe biden, kamala harris, nancy pelosi, do as well. call on their supporters to stop the madness, support our law enforcement officers and quicken gauging in violent activities like these. will: congressman, i understand we can ask for more verbal condemnations. we hope everybody gets on the same page about the climate currently in the country when it comes to law enforcement but what can be done? what specifically can be done to

keep this from spinning out of control? >> i can tell you what president trump and myself and others in congress are trying to do. i introduced a bill a couple weeks ago to protect qualified immunity. you might remember that democrats in the house passed a bill, now three or four months ago that would have stripped qualified immunity qualified protection from police officers. my bill would protect it, codify it into law. president trump stands on the side of law enforcement as well. this is the key, most important debate emerging in america today, whether or not we will be a society and a country that protects law and order. whether or not we'll allow it to disintegrate with it has with these violent riots all over america and situations like the tragic one that occurred in l.a. last night that left two police officers in a hospital fighting for their lives. will: i want to get your reaction to another story, congressman, gaining steam. the controversy over netflix's film, "cuties."

there is a movement on showings media, mainstream media as well, outrage towards the film netflix put up many are saying encourages sexualization of young girls. you're the father of three young girls. lawmakers like ted cruz looked into criminal investigations, criminal investigations into the netflix film, "cuties." what are your thoughts? >> with a father of three girls, 11, nine, seven. it is hard to police what kids watch today. kids don't watch tv like you and i watched it, will. they stream it on devices and it is difficult to prevent them from watching terrible movies like this "cute atties," we're t the investigations. department of justice, call it what it is, it is trafficking

child pornography on netflix. netflix should be gone after bit doj with charges brought against them for distributing child pornography. that is what it is. it is despicable. we've gone from, gone from our culture being sexualized, to sexualizing children. that is what is disgusting about this. so many americans are outraged by this movie being so readily available to our kids. will: netflix has a statement out, that "cuties" is social commentary on sexualization of girls. people don't want entire film. they see highly sexualized scenes. you know who else does? pedophiles. it's a sad situation. thanks for, with us today. >> good to be with you. will: democrats rejecting the latest stimulus deal, including unemployment pay and school funding. has the party abandoned the

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gerri, joins us with more. welcome to the shoaf. we love having you here. this is exciting news, the first virtual race. tell us all about it. >> all right. so hi, will, jed, pete, great to see you guys. this is an amazing event today. these people put together 30 hours worth of programming this year, can you imagine that? it is all virtual. it is on the chem man website. komannyc.org. my brother gave the prayer to start the race. i'm a little weepy this morning. they're raising money in a year more important than ever before. why? guess what? breast cancer not waiting for covid-19. women are getting it all the time. they may be less likely to be diagnosed because people are putting off screenings. even treatment is being delayed. so we're getting out there. i know a lot of people think, gerri, breast cancer has been involved. that is not true.

48,000 women die every year of breast cancer. we have the power to stop that. we've got to take advantage of that. i'm hoping you join us, even virtually today. you know, to help these folks. that is what i learned from my experience. women need support. pete: gerri, you mentioned, did nine months of treatment. being alone is one of the most difficult parts about it. i can imagine there are women facing it alone. hopefully this type of thing raises spirits? >> absolutely. you know, it was nine months. so it was a mastectomy. it was eight weeks of chemo treatment. five weeks of daily radiation treatment. i just get weepy talking about it. it is very difficult to go through. i was lucky. i had my family supporting me. they were behind me all the way. you've seen some of those pictures. not everybody has that advantage. not everybody gets really fabulous treatment. so we have to reach out to these

people now more than ever before. make sure they don't feel alone because, you know, the research shows that if you don't have support, if you are buy yourself, if you isolate yourself, you're less likely to have a bad outcome. we're really celebrating today all those women who have have metastatic breast cancer too. those are women who have breast cancer gone outside of their breast area in other parts of their body. there is more help for them than ever before but they really need support. will: to your point, gerri, women are not alone. one in eight women in the united states will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point. we appreciate it, gerri, appreciate the susan g komen foundation. >> thank you. pete: go to support gerry's effort this morning. god bless her. jedediah: with weeks before election day, president trump and joe biden locked in a dead-heat in florida. new polls showing biden

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♪. president trump: this is going to be the greatest victory, this is a more important election than four years ago, i tell you, more important. [cheering] because at no time before has there been a clearer choice between two parties or two visions, two philosophies, two agendas, for the future. there has never been anything like this. on november 3rd will decide whether we return quickly to record prosperity like we had. we had the greatest economy in history, not of our country but the world. will: president trump promising record economic growth warning against the democrat economic agenda. jedediah: here to discuss is our friend and host of "varney & company" on fox business, stuart varney. stuart, welcome to the show as always. you heard that clip right there of president trump talking about two very distinct visions, very distinct sets of solutions. what is your take on that?

>> i would like somebody to explain to me how you can raise taxes by three trillion dollars, how you can introduce a radical green new deal to get rid of fossil fuels, how you can dramatically increase the tax on business, and return to prosperity? that's joe biden's policy. that is his economic outlook. he wants taxes, green new deal, tax business. that does not create prosperity. that creates a recession. there is a clear choice because president trump wants to go in exactly the opposite direction. he wants to cut taxes further, deregulate further, that is how you get back to the prosperity which we used to enjoy before the virus hit us. it is a very clear choice. more than that there is a clear choice in terms of accountability. president trump is out there every day answering any and all questions. where is joe biden? i mean i don't see him answering questions about the green new deal or about radical increases

in taxation. in fact i don't see him answering questions unless he has a teleprompter to help him out. there is a clear choice here. it is prosperity with trump or recession or worse with biden. that is the way i see it. pete: stuart, you're right we showed joe biden a clip talking from a podium but it is from wednesday. he didn't do anything yesterday. we can't find him. democrats were long for of the working class. but right now because of the china virus we've taken a step backwards. there is talk about another stimulus deal. the democrats holding it up. here is a portion what chuck and nancy said why they're holding it up. listen. or maybe we don't have it. we don't have it. you can imagine what they said. >> i know what they said. i know what they said. pete: republicans not doing enough, unemployment subsidies, billions for farmers around the

postal service. what do you make of this? >> speaker pelosi, senator schumer essentially abandoned working people. speaker pelosi just said no, you cannot have a extra $300 a week in emergency unemployment funds. the republicans wanted that 300 bucks a week all the way through christmas. speaker pelosi says no. speaker pelosi says no, you can't have $105 billion to help reopen our schools. you can't have it. i believe the democrats abandoned working people because what they really want, what they really want here is a bailout of high-tax blue states. pete: yes. >> they want a bailout of new jersey, new york, illinois, california and all the other democrat-run states are deep with the red because they're overrun with government worker pensions. democrat, they want a bailout and they have ban doned working people. will: stu, that is how it applies to the current bill.

doesn't it strike you have seen a dramatic shifting of political alignments in terms of reputation? >> oh, yes. will: pete points out wore the wokeness on their sleeve, climate change on their fancy handbag instead they were for working people. something happened, stu, dramatic shift over i don't know how many years. >> i tell you this. i lived in america 45 years. when i lived in this great country, that the republicans were the party of the country club guys, that the democrats were the party of the working class to use a british expression, working people for democrats. that has been completely reversed. will: right. >> republicans are now the strivers, up and comers, the people who want to achieve something, want some progress. they think postively. they want capitalism and competition. that is what they want, that is a complete, a change in the political climate if you will, i think you're right on that. will: stu, we appreciate it. we can always catch you on "varney & company."

>> i will calm down. will: we'll hear you on fox business, weekdays, 9:00 to 12 on "varney & company." pete: we'll get you the climate change handbags. will: well-said. turning now to your headlines starting with this just in, several people are in serious condition after a shooting near rutgers university in new jersey. police say shots were fired at a house off campus at 1:30 this morning there is no word what led to the shooting. police are still searching for suspects. the trump administration is planning to propose a new rule for international students. "axios" is reporting that it would require students to seek visa extensions after two or four years of study, essentially set up mandatory check ins with dhs to avoid overstays. students can stay indefinitely as long as they meet requirements proving they are in school. interesting. you've seen steve martin wear crazy things on his head before. >> when i was a young man, he never thought it, people stand

in line to see the boy king. [king tut ♪ will: think the story is a excuse to show the clip. he makes sure people recognize him when he wear as mask. he put a cardboard sign on top of his head with a name on it. martin tweeting i always wear a mask when i go outside. that is leaving us anxious and settled. i thought the problem to address it. here is the solution. really smart. acknowledging celebrity narcissism. that is really good. jedediah: we'll head over to rick reichmuth now, we'll ask him when he wears his mask, he puts a sign his head is a says rick, what do you think? rick: that would require arts and crafts abilities which i have no time or interest for. i saw that, steve martin. that is before even your time. you don't remember the good days

of steve martin. he was incredible. hurricane warning in effect for parts of louis and parts of mississippi as well. louisiana cannot catch a break. landfall maybe exactly right there but there are a lot of uncertainties with this storm. sally is 50 mile-an-hour storm. it will move slowly when it comes to the coast. a lot of water piling up from the rain and storm surge. officially a category 2 storm. it could be a little lower or stronger. it makes landfall tuesday into wednesday. it will be lingering so slowly watch for really significant flooding. guys, back to you. will: thanks, rick. jedediah: thanks, rick. appreciate it. two years after commuting alice johnson's sentence president trump made another life-changing decision to pardon john ponder. a new op-ed is praising the president and wants him to keep stepping into racial justice.

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♪. jedediah: two years after president trump commuted alice marie johnson's prison sentence he went a step further to insure justice not only for her but a convicted bank robber, john who is now giving back to his community. our next guest is praising the president's actions in a fox news op-ed. here to discuss criminal reformed a advocate alice johnson, president and ceo of the secure foundation, dawn freeman who authored that on i'd. thank you so much for being here. such an important issue. alice, i want to start with you, because your story touched so many people, given so many people hope and inspiration so much-needed. tell us a little bit about what this pardon meant for you and your life? >> it has american that i am fully restored. that my life has been, this is my redemption story, really

right now. i've been, i had my life and my freedom totally restored and i can travel with my children. i'm free to vote this year. i'm free not to have to be under more supervision by the government. so this has been life-changing for me. jedediah: and alice, what has been the reaction from the community that you have received personally to this pardon? >> the community has been ecstatic. everyone has given me well-wishes. we've been celebrating all over my marred done and it has really given a lot of families hope that their loved ones who are still behind bars will also receive the same compassion and grace and mercy that i received. so it has meant a lot to me. jedediah: that message of compassion has touched so many people, i can tell you myself included.

dawn, i want ask you, you have written this very, very powerful op-ed, people can read it on foxnews.com. one of the quotes in the op-ed, pardons are not political tools but instruments of restorative justice. talk to us about that? >> absolutely. thank you for having me on. pardons are really a way for people that have become involved with the justice system -- incarcerated to be able to really successfully transition back into the community. more times than not they experienced even more hardship once they come home because the community still has that stigma or they still see them as selling for inmates which is not something that i subscribe to. i believe in forgiveness and redemption. that is the ultimate form of restorative justice, not just for the individual but also for the people that they harm, their

chance through a pardon to demonstrate that they have done the necessary work and are rehabilitated. jedediah: what do you say, dawn, to people who are critical of pardons and don't feel they should happen in general? >> now, i would encourage them to look more into the collateral consequences of someone's conviction. as a part of this op-ed i referenced a recent report that was distributed in june of 2019 by the u.s. commission on civil rights referencing collateral consequences and where it intersects between punishment, redemption and the impact to the community and i would say, you know, again once someone paid their debt to society, they should be able to transition home and have access to other services once they have

completed that sentence. jedediah: alice, we have about, you know, 20 seconds or less but any final thoughts to people who may have been in a position prior to receiving that pardon and maybe seeking some inspiration? >> i would say do not be pairized by hopelessness, but be propelled by your faith and hold on to your hope. one thing i am doing right now, i would like viewers go to taking action for good.org, the organization has dawn is advisory board of. we're talking that action for good. we're giving hope to families and when our sentences are returned back into the communities we're having them get their freedom -- jedediah: we thank you both for being here on this important issue. you have inspired many. we appreciate you today. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. bye. jedediah: coming up football sundays are back but every great

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♪. jedediah: football sundays are back. 13 games are on the schedule for week one of the season. pete: get the packers off the screen. what better way to get things going with gameday grilling. here with some of the his favorite recipes, matt moore, around joining his wife cali, granddaughter of a chicago bear hall-of-famer. what are we looking at today? what are you demoing for us? >> guys, we have more good news.

we've been preaching the grilling gospel all summer long. it is football season. you gave me a hard time because we cooked something healthy for jed. this is non-vegetable tailgate segment just for you. i tell ported these grilled spare ribs from my yard in nashville up to you in new york. pete: you have done what no other cooking segment managed to do. you delivered your food to us here on set. take it away while we enjoy it. >> yes, sir. awesome, man. we have nachos on the grill. we have golden es cooker this is tailgate dish we don't think about. we use indirect heat to melt on the pork. maybe avocado. this will be two step beer bratt. i brought in my wife who happens

to be nfl royalty. >> i don't know about royalty but i -- [inaudible]. there is that. my papa joe, my papa joe is here for our entire family of course. he is the first nfl draft pick for the bears in 1936. i played until 1948, 12 years. [inaudible]. won two world championships before there was super bowls. was coach of chicago again. was inducted in the hall of fame in 67. he unfortunately passed in '86. the football blood runs thick. >> somehow she wound up with me, guys. i'm trying to do a little bit of justice. we have the bratz. broil them in beer. we're making quick sliders. all we do is cut the thing in half. will: we got them here. post and i have the bratz, your

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will: we're straight to a fox news alert. breaking overnight, a gunman ambushes two los angeles county deputies outside a compton train station. surveillance video shows the suspect walking up to the cruiser and opening fire. pete: the sheriff says both deputies are in critical condition. they were sworn into office just 14 months ago, one of them a 31 31-year-old mother, the other a 24-year-old man. a california assemblyman urging the community to condemn the attack as the gunman is still on the run. will: this was an unprovoked, cowardly act. the individual will be caught and justice will prevail. our society must not tolerate

such acts of violence. jedediah: the president tweeting about the ambush overnight saying, "animals that must be hit hard." video shows officers in riot gear arriving at the hospital after protesters blocked the emergency room entrance. the sheriff's department tweeting, quote "to the protesters blocking the entrance and exit to the hospital emergency room yelling 'we hope they die'" referring to two l.a. sheriffs shot in compton, do not block the emergency exits to the hospital. when lives at stake, when ambulances can't get through. this is next-lev stuff now, not only with the horrific ambush that's on video. remember we're in a social media world now, people catch things on their phones, it circulates, and one thing it does create is a awareness of what's going on. you're right there watching essentially happened. but these are horrific actions. when you think about the hospital, these protesters blocking entrance and exits to hospitals not only compromising

the alternate of those officers potentially to get what they need but everybody going in and out of the hospital so now there's just a lack of concern for everyone everywhere? i mean it just really -- these are dark times we're falling on if this is what we're looking at not only when it comes to police officers and the treatment of them, but in the treatment of just humanity in general and the lack of concern therefore. will: you heard there from the los angeles county sheriff's department we must not tolerate such acts of violence. but we are tolerating a climate that leads to those acts of violence. we are tolerating lies. and it's illustrated, by the way of those chants outside the hospital, "we hope they die." pete, a lie is being told over and over and over. it's a lie that says black men are being hunted down in the streets of america, that cops are playing open season on african-americans in this country, and is not true. racism is always an issue we should seek to overcome, but the fact is that climate built upon lies, told and retold, is metastasizing into violence towards law enforcement and on our streets.

and we must fight this. it is not our nation's character character. the statistics do not reveal that to be true. and it must be fought with the truth, pete. pete: by telling the truth. the other lie that we're told time and time again is that the entire country is systematically racist. these law enforcement agencies systematically racist. and as a result, these thugs that go out and shoot cops in the street think they're doing " "the right thing." and then people who believe that all cops are bad or all cops are bastards, if you see acab painted on wall, i had to look it up, that's what it means. if that's your view, that the stem is the enemy, the cops are the enemy, and they're all complicit in racism, they believe it's a good thing when someone's shot. that's the whole idea that trickles down to the street level from this marxist organization that seems to topple the very structure that has provided safety and security examine prosperity for so many people of all races in this country. we had bernie kerik on the program earlier talking about this and other situations, including black lives matter.

here's what he had to say. >> this is reminiscent of what happened back in the seventies and eighties with the black panther party, and black lives matter is an extension of that. black lives matter was inspired by the bla, about assada shakur. black lives matter has people working for them that were a part of that movement back in the seventies and eighties that was responsible for assassinating close to a dozen -- more than a dozen cops, almost two dozen cops over a ten-year period. the bottom line is, this has to stop. the justice department has to go after black lives matter, after ascent and put an end to this. jedediah: yeah, you know, will, you mentioned the importance of telling the truth. and i think that is key. people need to know the origins of these movements. they need to know what they're supporting. they need to know what those signs stand for that they put in their windows. but we also have to address the violence.

something's got to be done here aside from just talk, this violence has spun completely out of control with no end in sight and a fear that it could get worse in a lot of these cities. so at this point, what do you do do? will: and the point needs to be made. this is not necessarily about this one singular incident. the motivations of the shooter remains to be seen. it's about a climate overall across this country, illustrated best in the chants outside that hospital. bernie kerik points out something that everyone a good heart in this country needs to understand. there many, many people who would like to equality advanced in this country and racism stamped out but you have to understand that behind a lot of slogan eager is an organization with a platform, with a history, awith a revolutionary goal and with a tolerance to violent means to accomplish that. it's about the climate that we're beginning to tolerate. pete: and as we've talked about a lot, will, and the intellectual underpinnings they believe justify it, whether it's the 1619 project or white fragility, you and i are guilty, we have white privilege, that de

dehumanizes the other as if that's okay. it all trickles downhill to what people on the streets ultimately feel is justified, and that's why holistically we talk about that's what bernie's talking about. ultimately we find out the motives -- we know the motives are hatred -- of this shooter, but what the background is as well. jedediah: yeah. and there's another big story that we're also following this morning, the deadly wildfires on the west coast because at least 31 people have died in california, oregon, and washington. president trump set to visit california tomorrow to assess the damage and meet with first responders. will: heavy smoke is filling the air. oregon is now seeing its worst air quality in 35 years. police arresting four people for alleged arson connected to the wildfires. pete: authorities say michael ba bakla was seen lighting a fire behind a house in phoenix ergo oregon. a report says he's a regular attendee of defund police rallies in seattle.

and, jed, you look at the senselessness of lighting fires and increasing the impact of what is already a massive fire season on the west coast of our country. again, we don't know if there's a massive political motivation behind these arsonists and what they're doing. we will learn that but we've also seen from the left, including governor gavin newsom -- will brought this up last hour -- it's always the jump to climate change and the irony that that's who they're pointing to when we should just be doing everything we can to put these things out and stop anybody who's trying to continue to light fires. jedediah: yeah, we're seeing a lot of bad actors come out. and it's manifesting in different ways. you see these fires that were set, you see the looting that's gone on in the cities, massive destruction, violence. it's a bit of a crisis mode that we're in, in many cities coronated, it seems to be spreading. and i don't know what happens here. i keep saying that because something has to be done to re

redirect the conversation, to re redirect the tone, to empower law enforcement to do their job, and to just change the tenor that is becoming all too prevalent because it's not just a small number of bad actors anymore. this mood is becoming quite pervasive through the community and the fear is that criminals out there or troublemakers out there will continue to pick up on that, and this will become increasingly widespread and problematic for people who live in these regions to just have regular, safe, everyday lives that they used to know once before and particularly when there's a lack of leadership, will, political leadership i speak of, that becomes increasingly problematic as wel. will: one thing we know with these fires, or many of them, were intentionally set. what that tells us is that governor gavin newsom when he attempted to politicize this and turn it into an issue of climate change was once again jumping too soon. and not just jumping too soon towards his political opponents but once again pointing the finger of blame at americans out there who might drive an suv, of everyday americans out there living their lives, instead of

the criminals, motivations to be found out later, who are intentionally setting these fires. jedediah, you brought up political leadership. president trump is hitting vice president joe biden, presidential candidate joe biden for his lack of leadership right now in explaining what he would do, interacting with his constituency, making his case to voters. he's slamming joe biden for still not getting out there. trump: joe biden is a weak person. he does whatever his left-wing puppet masters demand. you know, biden spend the last 47 years selling out america, offshoring your jobs, throwing open your borders, depleting our military, and sacrificing your children's future in china. i've spent the last four years bringing our jobs back to america, securing our borders. (cheers) rebuilding our military and standing up to china like never before. you know where he is now?

he's in his damn basement again. let's face it. joe is shot. let's face it, okay? he won't know what's happening. he'll just be locked up in a room someplace and the radical left is going to be running our country. pete: that was president minden, nevada, last night, small town, they had to move there because reno would allow no more than 50 50. he was in i want to say rare form but he's often in this form even late at night across the country, lots of travel, firing up the crowd. and on the other side of the country, in delaware, this is, again, saturday, 50 days before the election, this tweet came out from a reporter at politico reporting on the biden camp. he said, "a lid has been called in wilmington, meaning joe biden is not expected to have any public events today." a "lid" means the press pool that follows joe biden goes to where he is in the morning at 9 a.m. to find out if there's any last minute events and put a lid

on it saying, nope, you guys can go home, nothing to report here. so the president's out giving speeches like that and there's a lid in the campaign in delaware. the cbs white house reporter kathryn watson tweeted this: not sure why biden isn't doing more to show he can outwork trump. and yes, i realize there's a pandemic and he shouldn't out shaking hands, but he has a team of experienced people at his disposal to think of creative ways to campaign safely." jed, the irony, he hasn't shown he can outwork trump. has he ever shown he can outwork trump? are they cheerleading? come on, joe, out of your basement, once. it's not real. jedediah: yeah, kathryn is not sure why. i am sure why. joe biden is terrible at this, struggling in some capacity. normally i would say a lid is a bad idea. you want to be out front and center, you want to be out talking to people. but this is a smart decision from the biden camp because they

know their candidate's weaknesses. they know that he is -- you know it's very clear a telepromter is involved in a lot of his answers it's very clear that someone else is advising him from behind and if he doesn't have that advice coming through his earpiece potentially or wherever it's coming from, he's in trouble; so they are very wise to not have him be front and center as often as possible. now, there was a tweet by president trump in response to all of this that says "while i travel the country, joe sleeps in his basement telling the fake news basement to get lost. if you're a reporter covering "sleepy joe" you have basically gone into retirement." and that's very much true. but once again i would argue, smart strategically, if you know your candidate has a weakness you're going to do your best to cover that weakness up. will: i was going to say, jed, he might be bad at this but it's a purposeful strategy, to lay back and allow the campaign to be defined by donald trump. joe biden would like to define it as an anti-trump campaign. pete: there's also a new photo coming out that reveals former vice president biden was holding

up a picture once in a an interview, you could say the reflection out of it, and there's your telepromter shot right there. we'll get to that later. by the way, that screenshot we show of the two podiums, we should just show the one side completely black because that video is from yesterday with president trump talking yesterday. more than 100 agitators shut down the george washington bridge in new york before fighting with police overnight. >> there's no justice. no peace. no peace. pete: the rioters -- or protesters turned rioters stopping bridge traffic for 20 minutes illegally. then making their way to a police precinct in manhattan to clash with police. police say six protesters were arrested after fighting with officers, which means you're no longer protesting, you are fighting with officers. no to extreme weather.

tropical somber sally heading to the west coast, flooding streets in key west. sally is forecast to become a hurricane tomorrow, louisiana's governor already declaring a state of emergency. the state is still recovering from hurricane laura which killed 28 people after making landfall as a category 4 storm. and this. a fox news reporter keeping calm as a bear unexpected wanders into her live shot. >> i'm going to go ahead and move forward. you can see that bear just kind of going there. pete: christina coleman was covering the wildfires in california when the bear appeared on camera. appears like a cub, maybe. what's behind the cub is what you got to worry about. will: i always pride myself of distinguishing the grizzly from the black bear. black bear, big ears, not a very big bear. pete: not big. jedediah: and i'll you both know that i still want a bear cub to

live with me. so it hasn't changed my mind. moving on. still ahead, president trump and joe biden locked in a dead heat in florida just eight weeks before election day. new polls show biden struggling to hold on to one key group of voters. that's coming up next.

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♪ jedediah: the 2020 race remains neck-and-neck in florida but joe biden seems to be losing his grip 101 critical group of voters. polls show he's lagging behind the president among latinos in the key swing state, a vote hillary won by a landslide back in 2016. should joe biden joe biden be concerned? let's ask florida june governor jeanette nuñez. obviously people are a little bit suspicious of polls after 2016, but if these polls are accurate and conveying a trend,

why is joe biden underperforming with latinos? >> i think it's simple. first of all, you have a president that has delivered, has kept his promises and has really authored a great chapter in terms of latino unemployment, record low home ownership on the rise, and yet you contrast that with joe biden and really his lack of campaigning in florida, his inability to understand that latinos care about faith, they care about family, and they care about freedom, and joe biden doesn't stand for any of those things. jedediah: so you mentioned some of the issues -- faith, family, and freedom. what specifically are florida voters, latino voters in particular looking at right now? obviously the economy would be a chief issue, but what can president trump, what can he do to really do more outreach to that community, given that hillary clinton did win in a landslide. and you never want to be too overconfident; right? >> of course not. and i think president trump has demonstrated his commitment to the latino community, to the

diverse latino community in florida in particular and what we've seen with this president is action, it's results. when you look at joe biden, his plan to increase taxes on 80% of families, that's something latinos are not going to be in favor of. when you look at his decision that he wants to defund or re reimagine police, that's something as a mother of three i can tell you, latinos do not want to see their families imperiled when they go out the door, when they go to restaurants, they don't want to be accosted by rioters. and i can tell you the other thing is that this president has stood strong in the face of dictators, and i think joe biden the likes of bernie sanders, a.o.c. will simple cower to global progressives and dictators. jedediah: lieutenant governor, we don't have a lot of time left in this segment, but can i get some quick thoughts on florida bars set to reopen tomorrow. do you have any concerns at all? >> we've looked at that for a long time. the governor has been very diligent in making sure that the plans that we put forward in terms of reopening are safe, smart, and step by step and so

we have heard from a lot of these business owners. they want to do things the right way, and i have confidence that floridians are going to know not only how to conduct themselves, business owners know how to protect their employees and their patrons, and so we're hopefully that things will go very smoothly. jedediah: yeah. and it's important to note that the bars will be open at half capacity and will not be opening in the miami-dade county, which is the hardest hit county by the pandemic and also the most populous county, so that's important to note. thank you for being here, lieutenant governor. we appreciate having you. >> thank you. always great talking to .ou jedediah: nfl sunday is back, and tom brady is making his tampa bay buccaneers in new orleans. de von and darrell green will join us with a game day preview. ♪ i feel like we're forgetting something.

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jedediah: football sundays are back. 13 games are on the schedule for week 1 of the nfl season. pete: highlighted of course by a showdown between tom brady and the bucs on .ox will: outside the superdome in new orleans as we count down to kickoff. ashley? >> good morning. it is an m. c., mercedes-benz superdome behind me in new orleans. it's going to be a little bit of a different look compared to other nfl games, especially in the past. there's not going to be any tailgating, there's no fans. usually at this time it is still pretty early but usually will be people getting the concession stands up as well as people starting to tailgate. there's going to be none of that

that. it's basically going to be the teams inside today. there's a couple other teams that are doing a lower capacity. that is not the case with the saints. now, here's an interesting note. the nfl is doing what is called a low level murmur. it's actually club-specific. so these noises will be different for each team which is pretty interesting to note. now, i did speak with both saints fans and tampa fans. you could even go as far as just saying tom brady stands. people flew from boston to be down here obviously not to be inside but just to be in new orleans to watch tom brady play. and there was some mixed emotions as to how they felt about that. listen to what we've said and what we talked to with fans yesterday in a restaurant. i do want to note we were socially distanced from them, they were in their seats, the camera does beam up. keep that in mind. >> glad the nfl is going to play a few games. >> tired of politics so it's about time to watch games and not have to worry about

everything that's going on. >> definitely excited 2020 football season is going to happen, but, you know, i wish we were in the dome. >> they should be able to play with at least 50%. you know, they can be social distancing. >> they're having, you know, practicing social distancing and only having 14 or 15,000 people back. i promise you i would be there. >> absolutely i would go. i'll put my life in danger for dumber reasons than that. jedediah: and i do want to note the "make them hear the noise" sign behind me that is not going to be what they're hearing today guys. will: thanks, ashley. that last guy was absolutely amazing. "i've put my life in danger for worse reasons than going to a football game." the nfl season was kicked off on thursday night with the kansas city chiefs putting their title on the line and defeating the houston texans. today a series of games beginning at 1 p.m. eastern time time. here now with their predictions

former nfl player devon still and nfl hall of famer darrell green. devon, will go with you. let's go with the early window here on fox. my man pete's a big vikings fans here, vikings and packers, what do you think is going to happen here? >> i think the vikings are going to come out on top. the running back cook needs to have a good day against the green bay defense. they had a slow start to training camp; so we should see how that game goes but i'm going with the vikings. will: there we go, hear that pete? he's picking your vikings. staying with you devon one more for that early window. let's stay in the same division, let's go bears-lions. matthew stafford, rebound here, i think he's going to have a huge year. i know the bears have that great defense, but how's that play out today. >> yeah, he's coming off a big injury with his back injury from last year; so it's going to be interesting to see how he holds up during this game. like you said, the bears have a great defense. but it's all about ken matthews stafford taking hits from that

defense and getting up and continuing to perform. will: now, i'm not going to say i reluctantly turn to darrell green but he was a thorn in the side cowboys fans for years, hall of famer darrell green with washington. darrell, you've got i think the highlighter here in your analysis, that's bucs-saints, brady as a buccaneer versus brees. what do you see? >> first i hate when a guy like brady or darrell green plays 19, 20 years in a city and leaves. i don't think you can put it together against the great brees brees. he's a home stayer and he won't go to another team so his career will finish at the saints, and so i'm going brees just because of t.at will: darrell, i share that opinion. i love loyalty. i love somebody that stays in the town for 19 years. that being said, everything on paper looks good for brady and the bucs. i mean, what an amazing team on paper, but the difference is does paper translate to the field? for the season, do you think it comes together for the bucs with brady and this cast of all stars

around him? >> well, they're going to probably be new england again, and that means they have to get rid of some people because it's a different kind of a player that plays for those teams. so i don't think it can happen in one year. it could probably happen in two, but brady will be -- when i retired in 42, 43 years old by that time. i don't know if it can happen in one year but it's a system based concept and that thing can take time. it can take time. will: last question, devon, i'll let hit this. the nfl is a center of a lot of the issues going across this country right now, but i do want to ask you, what do you expect today when it comes to the anthem and players? we saw some of it on thursday night. what do you expect to see? >> i'm not sure what actions the players will take but i do expect to see unity, i do expect them to see some sort of action to bring awareness to police brutality and things that are going on in this world and hopefully it just brings unity across the country and across the world. will: yeah, we need that, we

need unity. devon still, darrell green, really appreciate you guys jumping on this morning. appreciate you. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. will: you can catch all the games, most of which we broke down right here on fox a little bit later today. coming up, historic peace talks brokered by the u.s. now underway between afghanistan and the taliban. so how clear is the path to peace? we ask the navy s.e.a.l. who killed osama bin laden, rob o'neal, next.

♪ i'm an all american country boy . jedediah: this is your shot of the morning. a man mow be a 9/11 tribute way message of unity. the indiana mower said it took all summer to design the layout, a an american flag, twin towers, a christian fish, and a fire department sign, all to honor the 343 firefighters who -- will: i got it, jedediah, was done as a previous tribute to a service member who lost his life in afghanistan on memorial day. pete: beautifully done. well done. very cool. historic peace talks between afghanistan and the taliban brokered by the u.s. officially begin, secretary of state mike pompeo says he's hopeful for what the future will bring. >> the united states will never forget the solidarity of our many allies and partners who have stood with us in the long struggle to end this war.

we welcome the taliban commitment not to host international terrorist groups. afghans have at long last chosen to sit together and chart a new course for your country. this is a moment that we must dare to hope. pete: here to react, former savvy s.e.a.l. who killed osama bin laden rob o'neill. rob, good morning. thanks for being here. we're going to get to the 9/11 special in a moment, but let me get your reaction to, are you hopeful as the secretary of state that some sort of enduring peace or at least stability is possible in afghanistan? >> pete, thanks for having me today. hopeful now. we should have been doing this years ago. we knew eventually we were going to have to negotiate with the taliban, and they'll do what they always do, lie to us. this is being brokered by the h a/k/a ni network, which are just terrible people. they're terrorists and they're criminals. actually some of their guys right now, everybody calm down, as soon as the americans leave

they're going to have kabul, the capital back, which is true. they want their valleys, they want their cities, and you can't just force jeffersonian democracy on people, which we did. we should have never served, we shouldn't have had marines and soldiers trying to build schools schools. we should done what we did when we had the war done in 2005, go in there, crush 'em, bomb 'em, kill a bunch of people and leave and then keep some of our intelligence agencies near the border and, you know, stuff up in bagram where we can if a training comes up we can bomb them in. we're not going to be able to force it on them. our problem is we can't win a war. we've refused to win a war because we're so politically correct. they're going to say what they say, we'll say what we say, and if it happens again we'll kill them. pete: you i can't, i heard the same thing in 2011, 2012 in afghanistan, the taliban just whispering, it's inevitable, just wait 'til the americans leave.

hopefully it doesn't descend. we'll see. rob, i had the police officer of sitting down with you and three other vets a couple of days ago at ground zero talking about the events of 9/11. it's called modern warriors, the 9/11 generation. it's going to air tonight on fox fox. here's a small clip of what, rob you talked about after the towers were hit. >> someone instantly said, osama bin laden, this is al-qaeda, this is a terrorist act, not an accident, everything just changed, we're definitely going to war. >> they knew it right there, it was osama bin laden, it was al-qaeda? >> within seconds. it wasn't me but someone said it it. we heard about them before the with the same bombing here in '93, the khobar towers, he wasn't really going to get us. we kind of were lulled to sleep. we should thought they came to the towers in '93. unlike us, they're not going to forget about us. we'll forget about them. they don't forget about us. just because you don't think you're not at war with someone doesn't mean they're not at war

with you. pete: runs tonight at 10 p.m. on the fox news. your reflections 9/11 two days ago, we know the enemy doesn't forget. are we remembering the way we should? >> no, we're not. and we're not teaching our kids what they should know. kids in high school right now weren't even alive when 9/11 happened and because of the way we're indoctrinating everyone we're not teaching them anything anything. i think we should see the footage of that every day right before we say the pledge of allegiance, realize what a great country we have. and it's a shame to let -- you know, now we're concentrating on the 24-hour news cycle, no one remembers history, we're doomed to repeat history if we don't learn from it but for some reason a lot of us don't care -- i mean, a lot of us do care and we're going to find out in november but we're concentrating on stuff that's not important [audio drop] most people are good. [audio drop] i wish we would teach our kids

the truth. pete: i -- rob o'neill for superintendent of schools in my mind. rob, thanks for shooting straight as you always do and are for the time being a part of this special. i think folks will love it tonight, also on fox nation, the whole director's cut, a bunch of stuff like that on ground zero, they'll be very candid. rob o'neill, thank you. you got it be with brother. jed, you got a few headlines. jedediah: thanks so much, pete. yes, we have headlines for you now starting with a fox & friends exclusive. call it a win for religious liberty in the state of texas. last year san antonio's city council voted to block chick-fil-a from opening in the city's airport, claiming the company has a legacy of anti- anti-lgbtq behavior. after a nearly 18-month-long battle the faa just ruled in favor of the fast food chain. texas attorney general ken paxton reacting earlier this morning. >> because it wasn't just one restaurant in one airport in san antonio. if this was allowed to occur, then this could happen all over

the country, city councils or other governmental entities could decide they didn't like your personal views or whatever related to your personal faith and stop you from having a business. jedediah: the city of san antonio now has 45 days to offer a lease to chick-fil-a. and san francisco could become the first major u.s. city to lower the voting age to 16. residents will vote on the proposal in november. old only apply to local elections, not state and federal races. supporters say it would help teens establish the habit of voting at an earlier age and provide them with additional resources. a similar proposal was introduced in 2016, but it failed to pass. and vinyl record sales are up 4%, outselling cds for the first time since the 1980s. according to the recording association of america, cd revenue was down . music streaming during covid lockdown grew 12% in the first half of this year. those are your headlines. will: look at that. there's no need for cdc but i

guess vinyl is nostalgic to people. i hear the sound is really good. rick reichmuth talked about us all being too young to remember some things from -- are you a vinyl guy, rick, you know something about the quality of vinyl? >> i still like it, i still like it, and i don't have cds anymore anymore? who has cds? will: no one. >> no one, i know. a lot going on in the trop i can see now. peak of hurricane season. i just want to tell you paulette probably making a landfall or getting very close to bermuda sometime overnight and in towards tomorrow. so watch that one. sally is our immediate concern across parts of the u.s. and we're watching the storm bringing a lot areas from areas of sarasota down towards naples right now. it's going to get very organized the water very warm and all the atmospheric conditions are all in place for strengthening of the storm. the official forecast a category 2 storm making landfall sometime tuesday, wednesday. the point is it's going to be moving very slow and maybe stall out a little bit here, means

more storm surge and more rain and another hurricane likely making land feel in the gulf, just in a couple days; so make plans right now. back to you. pete: you're a young man, rick, you're not the grandfather of fox & friends with vinyl and all that. we love you. >> no, that's pete. on the weekend show, that's me. pete: you got it. >> steve, not pete. pete: coming up, a number of police chiefs nationwide are leaving their posts as violent riots erupt, many of them pointing to a lack of support from democrat leaders as a reason. we'll discuss it coming up next. ♪ ugh! bye, babe. i gotta go. see you! ♪

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pete: stunning. retired las vegas police lieutenant and founder of the wounded blue, randy sutton joins us now. what's your reaction both to the shooting and to what you hear the chants were outside the hospital? >> i'm sickened by both. this is a reality check for america. there is a war on cops. it truly exists. and the fact that this individual was so emboldened as to walk up to this patrol car and open fire and ambush these two deputies is a stark reminder of that fact. then you have the protesters appearing at the hospital displaying some of the most disgusting human behavior that i could possibly imagine. think what kind of human being it takes to show up where two officers are fighting for their lives and face something as

horrendous as "we hope -- and say something as horrendous as " "we hope you die." this is behavior that has become all too common in america, and this is the evidence of the war on cops. jedediah: you know, randy, we see the portland mayor now banning cops from using tear gas gas. this is months of protests, of rioting that's gone on. you see commanding officers stepping down in large numbers that is concerning to the public public. what do you make of the limitations that are currently being placed on police officers in terms of limiting their ability to do their job every day? >> well, you know, i am actually currently in portland where i have been speaking to injured police officers. as you know, i am the founder of the wounded blue, which assists injured and disabled officers. and hundreds, hundreds of officers in portland have been injured in the 106 days of rioting. the mayor's comments as he -- as he announced that he was

removing one of the few tools, one of the few tools left to the portland police bureau to try and calmly and with humanity get rid of these crowds of insurgents, which is how i'm now referring to the rioters, because this is exactly what it is, when you look into the eyes of these men and women who feel abandoned by their mayor and by their city council, it's heartbreaking. the wheeler's -- wheeler's decision to do this is endangering the lives of these men and women. when i say endangering i'm not just talking about the physical dangers to these men and women, which is incredible. imagine being put on the line literally facing thousands of people who are chanting just like what you heard at the hospital in l.a., "we hope you

die" and having urine thrown at you and feces and bottles and bricks and then the mayor issuing this statement. pete: yeah. >> it's sickening. pete: well, lieutenant randy sutton, we're behind you, and we know a lot of americans are. hopefully their voices will be heard soon on this. thank you very much for your insight. god bless and you those officer. >> thank you so much. pete: coming up, summer may be coming to a close, but that doesn't mean you're stuck indoors. chip wade is on deck. ♪ sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed.

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will: we go straight to a fox news alert right now a massive search is underway for the gunman who shot two los angeles deputies. the sheriff's department releasing this disturbing surveillance video overnight showing a man walking up to their patrol car and opening fire outside of a train station. pete: the deputies are now in critical condition, after undergoing surgery. the sheriff says one of them is a 31-year-old mother. the other a 24-year-old man. jedediah: the president tweeting about the ambush overnight saying animals that must be hit hard. officers arriving at the hospital in riot gear after protesters blocked the emergency room entrance. the sheriff's department tweet ing, "to the protesters

blocking the entrance and exit of the hospital emergency room yelling"we hope they die" referring to two la sheriffs ambushed today, do not block emergency entries and exits to the hospital. people's lives are at stake when ambulances can't get through. the sheriff says anti-police rhetoric is putting his officer 's lives at risk. >> actions, words have consequences, and our job does not get any easier because people don't like law enforcement. will: the fbi in los angeles says it's offering resources to help the sheriff's department in the investigation. for more on this let's go to fox news contributor former nypd officer dan bongino. dan, glad to have you with us this morning let's get your initial reaction to everything we just said both the shooting last night and the reported protests and chants outside the hospital. >> well, first, you know, the power of i believe in the power of collective prayer and the leftists can laugh at me all they want on tv but this is

a mother one of these police officers who was shot. i mean, you have a woman who, again, we can only pray she pulls through this , along with her partner, but a six-year-old at home. you have holiday seasons coming up right now. you have police officers who have been taken from us, hopefully like this let's pray to god she pulls through but you have these empty seats again, around thanksgiving tables, around christmas trees, where moms and dads who were killed in the line of duty simply for wearing a uniform or putting on the badge are not going to be there and then what happens, will? you have a bunch of savages and that's what they are. can we just put aside all the nuance for a moment and just be honest? you have savages. they aren't animals because i have a dog now and my dog knows right and wrong so you have savages that show up at the hospital while the mother of a six-year-old is fighting for her life for the very act of showing up pro extratropical cyclones t ing your community, is shot and

nearly killed and they're screaming that we want her dead or whatever kind of savagery? you know we live in a strange time, guys, where there's this perception that all ideas are worth hearing. you know, we should hear people out. you know what you're not worth hearing. you're a loser okay? if your idea is oh, we should give communism another try, you know we should bring racially segregated dorms back, that's worth hearing, bring back the idea of defunding the police you're not worth hearing. you're filth. your ideas are crap. you're crap. your garbage, and you're not worth hearing out. these people are not protesters outside of the hotel. they are safer rajs. they don't even have a basic semblance of what's right and wrong and i'm really sorry, again they are not worth hearing out their ideas are worth discarding and they are lucky you live in a country where you can say ridiculous outrageous things like that because anywhere else that wouldn't be tolerated.

pete: dan the exact quote "is we hope they die" and you know, you've been out near some of these rye rots. there's oftentimes written acab. i had to look it up. it's all cops are bastards or all cops are bad. that's the belief of these serve ages as you put it then the life of the police officer they're better off dead that this is not just a few fraction of people on the street outside that hospital they are being encouraged by powerful people who want call them out for what they are, all on the left. how do you do anything to make in roads against this kind of ideology which is effectively encouraged across the country from the left. >> there is no way, pete because you're not negotiating with protesters. they're not protesting anything. when i left the white house acceptance speech a few weeks ago on this program, you were gracious enough to have me and i walked outside the fence line into these alleged protesters the first question that came to

my mind is what the hell are they protesting? they were busy calling my wife the b word, busy telling me they wanted to rape her and i was going to watch. busy telling me how they would beat, you fill in the blanks, out of everyone around me, flipping the middle finger to 80 -year-olds walking out of the white house with their wives i don't understand, why should we respect them? i don't understand this. listen a lot of what happened during the daytime, the post george floyd a lot of it was peaceful and we live in a great country where you can peacefully say what you want. what happens at night, pete? 99% of the time is not peaceful, it's not even a protest. what are you protesting? how do you negotiate with people who are practicing pure savagery what are you negotiating? it just reminds me of david horowitz's old point, about the anti-communist, well because we're the freedom fighters, the left are the anti anti-

communist just against whatever we're for. if we're for peace and law and order then we go to the streets to make sure we have chaos destruction everywhere. how do you negotiate with that? how do you negotiate i'm dead serious. i'm going to look everyone in the audience pay close attention right now. how the hell do you negotiate with a group of people outside of the hospital with two heroic cops fighting for their lives who just showed up for work, people screaming they want them dead. please tell me how you sit down at the table and smoke the peace pipe with them. i'm open to hearing it folks. let me have it. jedediah: you know, dan, one of the cities that's been hit really hard by all of this is new york city. i feel like i'm watching it crumbles. it's just awful more than 100 black lives matter protesters just shutdown the george washington bridge and then a violent clash with police outside an nypd precinct it's not getting any better and one thing that always surprises me is that these democratic politicians that have done absolutely nothing in many cases in the way of supporting leland

vittert done everything to empower these criminals they keep getting re-elected. is that going to change in your opinion now that we've witnessed what's happened in so many cities across the country? >> well jed i follow you on social media and greg, people who actually lived in new york and who are actually there whose opinion is worth 20 times what mine is. i don't live there anymore, i live in florida. you've seen it, up close and personal. i'm not going to lecture you about how bad new york city has gotten. the answer is i told greg i was pessimistic. not so much anymore, because it's easy to talk about these issues until they hit you in the gut and slam you at your own kitchen table and you remember as well as i do when new york city had 3,000-plus homicides in the david dinkins era over a couple of years it was like a war zone. what happened? eventually everyone had to pick a side. everyone because the problem came knocking at your door when you got on the train and what did we get? we got two terms of rudy giuliani who by the way was elected in the state by 18

points because people said no, no more, no more i'm done. i want my kids to be able to walk to school and not worry if they come home. will it change? i hope so. i really do. will: dan, i can't, i don't think anybody can, answer your question about what kind of peace there is to be brokered between good people and those who would chant "we hope they die." there's no discussion no debate of merit to be had there but there's something else i want to ask you in return. there are many people across this country who believe that black lives matter is a simple call for equality, to stamp out racism. i think that they're not hearing the deeper roots, the ideological theory of critical race theory, the political platform of black lives matter or connecting it and we don't know what motivates this particular shooter. we do know what motivated those protesters or chanters outside the hospital, but that message is not, i feel like that's not getting through know those that think it's a simple call for equality. they're not hearing the deeper

connection, the connections to revolutionary ideas, the connections to historical violence. >> yeah and they do this a lot these group, will. they pick these names you can't argue against. black lives matter. of course black lives matter. everyone's life matters. no one wants to be against that i'm certainly not but that's not what the group is about, and will i'm glad you asked an excellent question like that because i'm not telling you to take my word for it folks. just listen to patrice colors whose one of the founders of black lives matter. don't listen to me. we're a marxist group and they admit it. it's on tape, folks. marxism, where minority groups are put in concentration camps and killed that's what marxism is, hundreds of millions of lives snuffed out. it's inherently racist by its nature. these are the founders of this group telling you who they are. they're telling you, listen to them. please, don't ignore them. don't listen to me, listen to

themment don't get lost. of course black lives matter that's not what the group is about. did you notice the police chief is resigning by the way, will, happened to be black? clearly not because they are the ones leaving the job. pete: dan, speaking of skin color, as if it should matter a lot of rich white kids from manhattan were put on the front page of the new york post, kids of privilege come from wonderful backgrounds who now claim to be wanting to be a part of that revolution. well the president was in minden , nevada last night and gave a big speech and here is part of how he framed it. president trump: i was talking the other day, darling somebody just moved next door. who is it? it's a representative of antifa. she will look at her husband and say darling, we're out of here. >> [laughter] president trump: they're bad people and do you know what they have to pay a price for the damage and for the horror that they've caused. they have to pay a price.

a lot of them now are wealthy they are like these wealthy spoiled kids that have no clue about life. they've got arms that are about this big but they wear heavy jackets and you look as oh, that guy looks tough and the jacket comes off. and they go home and they live in a basement too their mom and dad's basement. pete: you know he's making light of it but he makes a strong point. it's certainly a contrast of what joe biden, how does this anti-cop sentiment, the revelation of it resonate with voters? >> this is one of the most, yesterday i went out and i ventured out of my house to see a movie for the first time in a long time. i'm in the parking lot keep in mind i live in a upper middle class area, and these three kids this is not a joke. these three kids, all white, they get out of the car dressed pretty nice, have a decent car, nice car, one of them has a bag. do you know what the bag said, pete? 187 on a pig. that's the lapd code for murder

, they meant a police officer. i'm not kidding my wife had to stop me because she knows it probably wasn't going to end well there but i want to take a picture of her bag and make her infamous, it was a woman and two guys in a upper middle class white neighborhood you're recommending killing the police officers that preserve your ability to eat malamars in your mothers basement playing video games all day? if this isn't a failure and an indictment of the culture were going on right now and a failure of our country to educate our youth, i really don't know what is. and you really believe the cops are your problem, and your hierarchy of issues i've heard you quote maslov, in your hierarchy of needs let's attack the police officers and advertise murder on a cop? really? have you thought that through? clearly not. jedediah: dan, we gotta leave it here, dan, but thanks for being here as always we appreciate having you, and thanks for

sharing your sunday morning with us. pete: thank you. jedediah: dan bongino. we'll turn to your headlines now , at least 31 people have died in wildfires on the west coast, president trump set to visit california tomorrow to get an update on damage and meet with first responders. in oregon the state's fire marshall resigns amid the wildfires. the reason for his departure remains unclear. oregon is seeing its worst air quality in 35 years as smoke fills the sky. time lapsed videos taken from seattle's space needle shows smoke making visibility nearly impossible. >> and nine black lives matter protesters confronted by an armed st. louis couple back in june have now been cited for trespassing. homeowners patricia and mark mcc losky dismissed the citations as parking tickets and they joined us earlier accusing democrats of enabling the violence. >> the mob outside my house was chanting "you can't stop the revolution." well what's the definition of a

revolution? the violent overthrow of government. the democrat-run cities are encouraging violence, and asking the public to engage in violence jedediah: they are facing felony weapons charges and missouri's governor said he would pardon the couple if they are convicted >> and football sundays are back 13 games are on the schedule for the first sunday of the 2020 na highly-anticipated showdown, between tom brady and the bucks against drew brees and the saint s, you can catch that game and others on fox, legendary quarterback brett favr e will share his season predictions with us later this hour. will: thanks, jedediah coming up president trump is spending the weekend in nevada hoping to win the state he lost in 2016 by just a couple of percentage points, rick harrison will be with the president today but first he joins us next on fox & friends. >> ♪ ♪

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president trump: no time before has there been a clearer choice between two parties or two visions, two philosophy, two agendas, for the future. there has never been anything like this , on november 3rd, nevada will decide whether we will quickly return to record prosperity like we had. we had the greatest economy in the history, not of our country, in the world. will: president trump promising record economic growth warning nevada voters against the democrats economic socialist economic agenda. our next guest lives in las vegas and will be attending the president's event today pawn stars host rick harrison joins us now thanks for being here really appreciate it. break down nevada for us right now the president's there and dedicated to winning it. you were there in 2016 does it

look different this time? >> it looks way different. remember 2016, donald trump was still a politician with a bunch of promises and no track record and, you know, quite frankly most people were sitting around thinking well that's what every politician says they're going to do this , this , and this , but trump actually did it. he literally did just like he just said made the greatest economy in the world, and you know, four years ago you didn't see that many trump signs, i mean, yesterday, i was out and there was it looked like 2,000 votes and a trump boat parent trade i was talking to people out there, talking to a woman in in her 40s never voted in her life and registered to vote, voting for trump, and i think he's definitely got ah i think the polls are skewed. polls don't work the way they used to because let's face it 90 % of the people, they get that call on their cell phone they immediately hang up.

pete: yeah, it's not clear there's a whole lot of accuracy there. i've heard reports that las vegas is still struggling, in the middle of covid here. is it, is it not? will that help, hurt, what's your take? >> well no, no, vegas is deeply deeply struggling because we have a governor who doesn't, you know, he's turned covid political and you know, i mean the entire las vegas economy is based on tourism. my pawn shops based on tourism, my restaurant, my bar, all of the showrooms on the strip are dark. pete: but do they pin that on the president or the governor? how does that break? >> most people in the state are pinning it on the governor. i think he's handled this terribly, and people in the state are not happy with the governor. i don't think he has a chance at all of getting re-elected. pete: well, rick harrison good luck enjoy the day today keep us posted we appreciate your time on fox & friends. >> all right thanks a lot. pete: you got it, brother.

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jedediah: backlash is building against netflix over it's release of the controversial award winning film "cuties." critics arguing the film exploit s young girls and hundreds of thousands have signed online petitions calling on users to cancel their netflix subscriptions but netflix is fighting back saying cuties is a social commentary against the sexualization of young children and we'd encourage anyone who cares about these important issues to watch the movie here to react fox nation host and author of the

upcoming book, "don't be a victim" nancy grace. this topic has outraged so many people this film cuties. i've got to tell you i started watching it last night. i haven't even gotten to the crazy dance scenes and i already see stuff that's inappropriate and sexualizing young girls. what's your take on the film? >> well i watched it in preparation to speak with you this morning. hearing the controversy i normal ly would not have even watched it but i did and i was very disturbed the dichotomy of the opening scene where the little girl, she's an immigrant and the title of the movie "me young" which means "cuties" and it's a french film and this may be okay in france but not here. it opens with her and a group of women discussing the virtues of modesty, and then suddenly, you see her, not too much longer into the movie, dressed trying to gain acceptance and what's disturbing not only all the dance moves which are really

simulating sex, there's a scene where she goes into gain popularity and tries to take a picture of a little boy private parts in the bathroom abdomen that seems to be accepted. it culminates when in in her bed to gain acceptance, she takes a triple x rated photo of herself and you can imagine what that be the worst thing you can think of , and she posts it. so she'll be accepted. that is what is being pedaled by netflix and look, netflix has a lot of great offerings but this is wrong. it seems to be that they are sexually exploiting little girls , in the name of exposing sexploitation. jedediah: you cover crime extensively so what is the risk here in terms of people who could see this movie and how this could worse case scenario play out in the real-world? >> well it's playing out right now i guarantee every pedophile

that can afford netflix is going straight online like a bat out of hell to watch cuties right now and i'll tell you, you got to follow this through to its logical conclusion. i'll just give you con example off the top of my head. a friend in college, she gained popularity online, and she ended up colliding with a pedophile who then kidnapped, choke collar ed her and raped her until the fbi saved her life. that's what happens with pedophiles. they can't be satisfied it's like drugs until they finally act on a child that's what this is and i applaud the investigation. jedediah: this is a sundance winning film. do the create creators of this live in such a bubble they didn't realize it would spark couldn't are jersey or was that part of the selling point and they thought this would inspire a lot of people to watch it because we'll put up this crazy

art work and backlash and it'll create this whole movement? what do you think? >> i think the create or did not necessarily believe it was going to be marketed the way netflix marketed it. i don't know if she went too far and tried to spread her message of what social media and today's culture can do to girls. it's supposed to be a coming of age film. it's no. it's child pornography. it's sexploitation of children and what it's telling is netflix first marketed it in a very provocative way and then they apologized and changed their marketing. so, a lot of it has to do with how netflix is marketing it. i advise you don't see the rest especially if you have children around because you do not want them seeing this little girl posting that x-rated photo of herself to gain popularity. jedediah: yeah. like i said i mean, i haven't even gotten to a lot of the explicit dance scenes and

i've already seen so many things inappropriate. in fact we did not decide to show some of the film today. >> it brought tears to my eyes. jedediah: yes it's hard to watch and you see a lot of it from the perspective of that young girl. >> yes, and at one, the final scene, not the final but one of them, they finally make it to the final competition and they start performing their very, they're 11, 11 years old, i just keep thinking about my daughter lucy. they are performing this and at first people like it but then the women are hiding the i of their children and turning away. people are leaving that's how bad it is even in the movie. jedediah: yup, i can guarantee you the outrage on this one won't stop anytime soon. watch crime stories with nancy grace available on fox nation thanks for being here. >> thank you. jedediah: still ahead president trump continues his west coast swing while jedediah: heads back to the basement plus brand new fox poll just released we'll have reaction from the trump

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the fact is i did more in 47 months as president than joe biden did in 47 years. you know where he is now? he's in his damn basement again. >> [laughter] president trump: let's face it, joe is shot. let's face it. he won't know what's happening. he'll just be locked up in a room some place and the radical left is going to be running our country. will: that's president donald trump, last night, doing more on the campaign trail than joe biden appears to be choosing to do. let's bring inner in pruney, trump 2020 press communications director erin thanks for being with us today. it's pretty clear president trump is getting out on the campaign trail interacting with voters. i'm going to ask something hard of you. i'm going to ask you to give me joe biden's strategy. it's clearly purposeful but it's clearly the opposite of president trump. what's the biden campaign trying to do? >> the biden campaign strategy is one where they have to hide their candidate, keep him in the basement, and only bring him

out on occasion because they're seeing same thing we're seeing on this campaign. the steady momentum for president trump. joe biden tries to make these ill-prepared speeches on policies that have been disaster s before and they would kill the american economy as we're starting to come back from coronavirus. you compare that with president trump. listen i'm in wisconsin right now, the president is out on the west coast in nevada, our team is all across the country talking directly to voters making sure that grassroots army for president trump remains strong to deliver that victory in november. joe biden's city is to hide because he's a bad candidate with bad policies. jedediah: erin check out this headline from the washington post that says bernie sanders expresses concerns about the biden campaign and there's a quote i want your reaction that reads sanders the runner up to biden in the democratic primaries has told associates that biden is at serious risk of coming up short in the november election if he continues his more sent rest approach, according to the

people who spoke on the condition of being anonymous to describe sensitive talks and the senator identified several specific changes he'd like to see saying biden should talk more about healthcare and about his economic plans and contain more with figures popular more among young lib quality liberals such as aoc, so bring aoc along with you, what do you think, smart advice? >> well i mean if joe biden wants to campaign with aoc, he can do that. she's got an incredibly socialist agenda that would decimate the united states, but bernie is really speaking to the fact that there's no enthusiasm for joe biden whether it's young voters or hispanic voters, and the reason you don't see the biden camp out there talking about their policies, you don't see their candidate running on a platform of ideas, because they be soundly rejected by the american people. the american people don't want $4 trillion in new taxes, or the green new deal. those are policies that do not

get supported they do not want government takeover of healthcare. 180 million americans would lose their right to private health insurance if they go the way of the bernie manifesto. it's clear that joe biden can't run on his policies, so he's trying to distract the nation and divide it, and he's spinning lies about the president. listen joe biden has a bad record 47 years of failure in washington, president trump is right where he said in nevada what he has been able to do in 47 months as president of the united states, joe biden would never be able to do any where in his 47 year career. pete: erin we've been mentioning on the program we're about to have now fox news polls on the race and they are just in. here is what they are. voter's choice for president if voting today, joe biden 51%, donald trump 46% but polls are one snapshot, trends are important, and if you look at where joe biden, look at that squint on your screen, in june, joe biden was at 50% which means he stayed the same since june.

in june of 2020, president trump was at 38, which means he's up 8 points over the course of the summer, we also look at a job performance, do voters approve of the president's job performance? 48% approved today he's all-time high the president was in april at 49%, it's one percentage point away within the margin of error so it seems, erin its been a strong summer for the president, and the message he's bringing is resonating with voters. >> oh, absolutely this is the steady momentum we've been talking about, and there are a couple of things i would point out. that discrepancy that exists in the poll between those who say they would vote for the president and the approval that's that hidden trump voter we talk about and there are millions more just like them all across the country and those are the folks we're talking to and we're engaging with. the president is on the rise that's why joe biden has had to come out of his basement every once in a while and campaign on defense. the president is surging and you want to be on offense in a

campaign cycle at this point. that's because people are seeing true american leadership and ses being delivered by president trump, they are seeing over 10.5 million jobs delivered in just a few months, they are see ing a president who is fighting for them, while joe biden and democrats celebrate the fact that they don't want to provide more relief to the american people coming through the coronavirus, and so that's a clear contrast. president trump's pro-america policies are really resonating and the more people look at this campaign, the more they like president trump. will: if it's true, that the momentum is moving towards president trump, that might make the biden campaign rethink its strategy of making it all about trump. doesn't seem to be working out for the biden campaign right now thank you so much for your time, erin, pete: thank you, erin. will: let's check in with rick reichmuth on what's going on across the country what's up, rick? rick: hey guys so much weather happening obviously we talked about all of the fires this week , the big weather swings in the west now we're still talking about the tropics.

we've hurricane warnings posted across areas of mississippi through southeastern louisiana through southwestern louisiana got hit by hurricane laura just a couple weeks ago now we have another hurricane heading that way incredible rain from it now still across parts of western or southwestern areas of florida this will continue to pull off towards the northwest as it does florida. you're going to get a lot better but the storm is going to move really slowly as it approaches land and that's bad news for the coast of say louisiana, mississippi, alabama, maybe the panhandle of florida. it means a prolonged period of rain and a prolonged period of storm surge that doesn't have a chance for that storm surge to begin to subside. so, here is the storm forecast, officially right now, a category 2 storm, right across parts of the central gulf maybe right around the new orleans area, maybe towards coastal areas of mississippi and then it kind of stalls out as it makes that turn and because of that slow move there we'll see rainfall totals really pileup and i think some of that area could be in the

pretty populated area around new orleans so we just want to say and take a look at that, these are, that lighter purple there, you see we're talking about rainfall totals maybe 12- 18 inches of rain happening in about a two-day period. that'll test certainly a lot of the drainage systems in that area around new orleans if this forecast verifies a lot to get to here guys and we'll keep tracking but get ready for this , this is likely a tuesday into wednesday event but monday evening, we'll have some of the impact starting there, folks across central gulf need to be watching this. will: thanks, rick. jedediah: thanks so much, rick for tax and still ahead, five points separate joe biden and president trump according to a new fox news poll but who do voters trust more when it comes to the economy? maria bartiromo is next on that. >> ♪ it's what i like about you , it's what i like about you ♪

jedediah: we are back with a fox news alert just moments ago president trump tweeting about the all bourbon two sheriff's deputies in los angeles county the president tweeting "if they die, a fast trial death penalty for the killer, only way to stop this ." surveillance video shows a man opening fire on the deputies outside a train station in compton. the suspect is still on the run. the deputies remain in critical condition. will? will: absolutely terrible. all right coming up today on "sunday morning futures" senator ted cruz and white house trade advisor peter navarro, one topic you can expect is how today's economy will impact the election pete: that's right and a brand new fox news poll reveals more voters trust the president to do a better job than joe biden when it comes to the economy. here to react "sunday morning futures" host maria bartiromo, maria thanks for being here. considering what we've gone through, having to shut our economy down, because of the virus gifted to us by china,

that voters look and give a lot of praise to the president, is a testament. maria: they do, and you're right , pete, and the fact is that the president is trying to open this economy further, trying to encourage kids back-to-school and encourage businesses to open again, but many democratic governors and mayors do not want to see that, so, the public understands what's taking place here, and understands what's stopping them , from actually getting back to their livelihood. it is a major issue, the economy and that is certainly where the president has a leg up. remember, going into this pandemic, you had an unemployment rate at the lowest we've seen in some quarters ever at 3.5% unemployment before covid-19 struck and the china virus took business down and shut everything down. this morning we'll talk about that as well but my lead guest says look, you could talk about economy, you could talk about the coronavirus, and a lot of other things that this election is about. he believes it's really about the supreme court. i want to speak with senator ted cruz whose out with a book

called "one vote away" and he's talking about what we've seen in terms of the impact on the public's rights, impact of what the technology companies are doing to free speech, impact of your second amendment, your ability to have be armed, your ability to actually open a business and keep the profits for yourself after, you know, building your business your entire lifetime, all of these things show up for agenda one for senator ted cruz and that is the supreme court. he was named on a short list by the president last week, in terms of a supreme court justice , when i ask him about that as well, and then there was a bombshell that happened this weekend that certainly went a little unnoticed and that's one of the main prosecutors in john durham's office has resigned. what was behind it, was she an anti trumper and maybe john durham is getting close to actual indictments and that's what we focus on because my sources say it is coming and this morning we'll talk with congressman devon nunes about it

and as you all know nunes was the first or among the very first to raise the red flag of no collusion while the country was going nuts over collusion between the president and russia pete: remember that moment well maria bartiromo we'll be watching inexactly 12 minutes thank you very much. maria: thank you so much guys. pete: you got it still ahead it's game time for the nfl with six matchups slated on fox today and who better to give us his pick tan hall of famer, like number 4 himself brett favre, up next. >> ♪ ♪

will: the nfl is back in the game, reigning super bowl champs the kansas city chiefs defeated the houston texans thursday night. pete: now football is back on fox with a whole slate of games scheduled on fox today, starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern. so who better to give us their predictions than the legendary hall of fame quarterback brett favre. brett, thank you so much for being on fox & friends this sunday morning. we got to get your take obviously on that first game on the list. two of your squads vikings/ packers who do you like? >> i like them both but i'm sure you want a specific answer. pete: yes, we do. >> you know, i think the vikings probably are more rounded and better team but i'm going to go with the packers. i think they are going to surprise them. will: brett you keep picking both sides like that you might be suited for politics but you ultimately made your pick, that's good. there's five other games on fox today. let's go with a couple of the

big ones and go with the biggest one, brett the one featuring a 40 something- year-old quarterback in my estimation in all due respect of present company the greatest of all-time, tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers against the new orleans sanes and drew brees, what do you see going down there >> well, you know, the disadvantage be tom brady and his team, because they haven't had a lot of time to gain some chemistry and the same they have been together for quite a while and kind of know the row teen but i'm going to go with tampa and i sort of look at them like my first year in minnesota. the pieces are really falling into place, now it's a matter of chemistry and gaining that chemistry fast and i think that tom brady can do it better than anyone in the business so i'm going to pick the bucks. pete: brett your first year in minnesota almost ended with a super bowl. do you think that's something tampa bay is capable of this

year? >> very very likely that they could contend for the super bowl they had really good players and good defense, if they can protect tom, it's close to how he was protected in new england and with this weapon, they can score. will: brett i'm not sure how much time we have with you i know we want to get to another topic that you're passionate about but one more pick and that is the nfc's representative in the super bowl last year the san francisco 49ers and on the other side a young up and coming team the cardinals are starting to kind of look like they could be something in the future but what happens today? >> well i think the 49ers win, i think they are a more solid sound team but you're right the cardinals are very good and up and coming young, exciting team, but unfortunately, they face one of their division opponents in the 49ers who happens to be as good in all three phases as any in the league. pete: no doubt pretentious we got to get your take you're working with a company investing

in a product called prev-pro, to help with concussions share what you know. >> well so we're just now get ourselves going online, this is a non-fda approved cream for the neck that you would rub on the neck on the carotid artery and it provides seven hours of anti-inflammatory protection to the brain, which is incredible, because i can't say or no one can say that it'll prevent you from getting a concussion but it may take a severe concussion and make it mild be reduced down to no concussion and the inflammation of the brain is the main symptom to concussions, and causes the most damage so i'm excited about this , and we're up and

running now, so it's good stuff. will: all right that's good stuff, brett. we've got the niner, the bucks and packers as your pick and i see also you're taking the seahawks and lions today all six of the games today by the way are on fox today starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. brett we really appreciate you joining us this morning. >> all right guys always fun to talk with you. pete: because of that one special year you're forgiven for picking the packers just this day. all right, brett favre. legend appreciate it more fox & friends just moments away. [tv announcer] come on down to our appliance superstore where we've got the best deals on refrigerators, microwaves, gas ranges and grills. and if you're looking for...

jedediah: thank you all for joining us on this beautiful sunday morning, and i will be back here tomorrow so i'll see you then bright and early. will: we'll see you then, thanks for joining us today go cowboys. pete:s ac/dc back in black album , solid! have a great sunday, everybody, go to church. maria: good sunday morning everyone. thanks so much for joining us i'm maria bartiromo straight ahead here on "sunday morning futures", it is now just 50 days away americans will decide the next u.s. president, and what is shaping up to be the most important election of our lifetime. the economy, crime, and coronavirus, all top of mind for voters, as the latest fox news poll shows president trump is cutting into joe biden's lead in key battleground states. coming upsent ted cruz is here telling us what's at stake in november and the pivotal campaign issue he believes could change the course of history also ahead white house trade advisor peter navarro is here to