muffins, cupcakes, what were they muffins. todd: kind of miss this. having a little fun. and i can't wait to tear into one of these in about 1 seconds. jillian: which one do you want? todd: i will take that one. have great weekend. jillian: thank you. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >> biden administration's faa tried to shut down our news gathering at the border. >> all of a sudden the last 24 hours we start showing these images and a temporary flight restriction goes up. >> white house decided the last thing they want is fox news actually reporting on what's happening. >> and brian laundrie's sister speaking out for the first time on the disappearance of her brother's girlfriend gabby petino. >> all i want is for her to come home safe and sound and this is a big misunderstanding. >> the president here, specifically the recommendation from the commander on the ground in afghanistan a full withdrawal

would be devastating. >> i'm not going to get into more details. >> grand jury has indicted a lawyer whose firm represented hillary clinton's campaign. >> sussmann lied to the fbi. >> alleging possible ties between the trump camp and russia. >> good snap, good hold, kick is good. washington wins it. ♪ ♪ ♪ still believe in the good old fashioned way ♪ steve: the good old american way. that is justin moore. he is our featured performer today. it's still summer so today, friday in the summer our all-american concert series brought to us by our friends at best western hotels and resorts. he will be with us in a couple of hours as we look at the dome down in d.c. ainsley: technically summer until the 21st. seasons always change over on

the 21st. pete: not labor day. ainsley: right. plus it's warm outside. steve: it's still summer. this would be one of those fridays when it would be great to just sleep in if you could, pete. you know? pete: i wish. ainsley: oh, guys, so, yeah. my alarm -- i didn't have my phone on this morning. i had it on but the volume was off. and my alarm kept going off but i kept hitting snooze, i swear because my daughter slept with me last night. she came in the middle of night and got in bed with me. i woke up at midnight because i fell asleep reading her books last night. steve: there is a lot going on. ainsley: wake up at midnight and i couldn't go back to sleep, so i'm watching shows and reading the news on my phone and making noises. she wakes up and says momma go back to sleep. i said okay, baby. i turned my volume off and put my ear buds in so then i went back to sleep and my volume was off. so i woke up to gavin, good afternoon, gavin. tammy tammy tammy all of our amazing folks behind the scenes

and they are trying to wake me up. thankfully i got up. pete: it looked at the floor and ainsley panic. ainsley: i'm sorry, y'all. y'all do so much work to put the show together and then you had that on top of the stresses that you are already dealing with. steve: it's the last friday in the summer this would be a good friday to sleep in, did you kind of. ainsley: i got two or three extra hours. i feel really good. it's going to be a great show. steve: meanwhile, are let's start with this. it was eight days ago that the biden administration announced that they would no longer fly deportation flights of haitians back to haiti. and essentially what that meant was all the people who are waiting on our southern border to come into the country from haiti, they said hey, they are not going to send us back. so they started texting everybody back in haiti, and the border is wide open. and that explains why over the last couple of days, you know that bridge down in del rio, texas, that had 4,000 people?

last night they estimated it was at close to 11,000, because so many haitians, most of those people are haitians. because the message from our administration is if you are from haiti, we're not going to send you back. so you know what? they are coming to america. ainsley: and now we are learning that fox can no longer fly our drones over the bridge. we got all these images with the drone. and they are saying for safety reasons you can't fly your drones anymore, media. the faa is saying that they said the. steve: they're not saying media, they are just saying fox because we are the only ones. ainsley: exactly. the border patrol are requested the temporary flight interfering with law enforcement flight on the border. as with any flight restriction media is allowed to call the faa to make request. we called the faa we need clarification we have not heard back from them. pete: our one pesky drone is the big problem with border security down there. you are exactly right, steve,

this has nothing to do with media. everything to do with fox. no other drones flying there no one else talking about it if it this had happened a year ago this would have been dubbed the trump refugee camp under the bring and nightly news other networks would have been. ainsley: and aoc would be down there crying. pete: this would be mistreatment of black and brown people because trump is racist. instead, steve, you laid it out so well. because of policy changes, that have sent signals to thousands of people stranded under a bridge trying to make a case of being refugees but all of which at this point are illegals. and the administration's answer? block the media. not do anything about it block the media. ainsley: basically cover it up. we don't want you to cover what's happening down there. we know fox will. let's block them from doing that? steve: i have got news from the administration you can't do that? there is this thing called the first amendment they are trying to impose what they can through the administration. and they're using the faa because they are in charge of the sky.

and they are saying okay, let's block fox from taking pictures from the sky. these are pictures not from a drone. these are just embarrassing photos of -- for the administration as people stream across the rio grande valley. ainsley: can we fly the drones lower? the faa when do they start taking control of the sky. steve: bill melugin and his team are going to out i bet a way to do this. if you are on that bridge driving you could get a really good shot. ainsley: exactly. steve: there are different things they could do. i'm sure the state of texas has choppers in the area, maybe we could put a live view in their chopper. there are ways around this. but, nonetheless, it is so embarrassing for the administration to have these images because when you look at the public opinion polls, what's the one item they do the worst on? >> if you are border control. when you look at what is going on right there. i mean that is such a heart breaking image of people who are running for their lives out of honduras, out of haiti, out of wherever, but we're letting them do this because there's

nobody -- throw is no enforcement on our southern border. come on in, haiti. you are next in line. ainsley: tom cotton is going to ask the faa questions. what's the coin kansas? ask them why they are not covering biden's border crisis. pete: ted cruz was on there at the scene at the del rio bridge and described what he saw. watch. >> the drone footage started this morning and people across the country were horrified and i guess the political operatives at the biden white house saw that and decided the last thing they want is fox news actually reporting on what's happening down here. so now the faa is saying please, no journalists allowed. that bridge is behind me. and i just finished going, again with my cell phone taking videos of what is happening there. it is the most horrific thing i have ever seen. it is packed in as a mass of humanity, they take your breath away because it just goes on and on and on infants, little

children, people struggling enormously. steve: senator cruz is exactly right. the administration is trying to stop us from telling the story because it's embarrassing to the administration. we are not going to stop telling the story. we might not have the drone pictures. but we're going to have pictures. pete: just like the donna facility. remember no one could access members of congress in there with their own personal cell phones. people in front of them trying to block it. ainsley: remember governor abbott wanted to go into the geneva convention center in dallas base wanted to find out if any of the girls if it was true that they were being assaulted? and they said now are not allowed to come in. he is the governor. pete: governor of his own state. steve: keep in mind the donna facility is where the whole thing kids in cages started those were images and these are from this year. those initial images were from the obama administration they were trying to tag trump, you know, he is the world's worst person because look what he is doing to these kids.

that was being done right there and we are blurring out the faces because they are awful children in a cody super spreader event. those are children from various countries during the biden administration and the biden administration super embarrassed of those. ainsley: they can't get the last americans that are strand over in afghanistan home. yet, anyone can just walk in our country on our southern border and we have the images to prove it and they don't want you to see it. pete: yes. we now have the recent allocation of where the initial tranche of afghan refugees going to go many going to texas and florida and north carolina and arizona and michigan. what makes the story even more poo test for everyone out there is we don't know where any of these haitians or illegals are going. there is no actual process by which they're being processed or tracked to show up to court if their claim of being refugee is legitimate so they will be in neighborhood near you. steve: here is the problem with the afghan refugees. they have temporarily stopped the evacuation flights because the people are bringing measles to the united states where measles for the most part have been eradicated.

will. pete: almost feels like we don't have a border. steve: you picked a good day to sleep in. ainsley: 6:09. thank you so much for waking up with us. get back to the gabby petino story. her parents are pleading with her boyfriend's family to provide information about their missing daughter believing he knows exactly where she is. a live report on the latest twist in the case and his sister is speaking out now. steve: plus, as was just detailed, the taliban still keeping stranded americans from flying out of afghanistan arrests the biden administration admits the taliban is not cooperating what a shocker. the question the white house is talking about, the president's exit plan coming up next on "fox & friends" live from new york city. and look at the great guests. ♪ ♪

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♪ steve: 6:14 in new york city on in friday and a fox news alert. the family of missing 22-year-old gabby petino telling fox news they believe her boyfriend, bribe laundrie, knows exactly where she is. pete: laundrie's sister speaking out about gabby's disappearance saying she hopes it is a big misunderstanding. ainsley: carley shimkus joins us live from outside the family home. the laundrie family home with more. carley, have you seen any of them? >> haven't seen any movement whatsoever this morning today, ainsley. and you know while brian has remained tight-lipped haven't seen him -- haven't heard from him except through a statement via his lawyer. brian's sister is speaking out

this morning. she is calling are gabby someone like a member of their family. take a listen. >> obviously me and my family want gabby to be found safe. she is like a sister and my children love her. and all i want is for her to come home safe and sound and this to be just a big misunderstanding. carley: comments like that aren't good enough for gabby's parents. brian knows where their daughter is and is choosing to remain silent. >> the outreach is, i think, 350 million plus people asking where is gabby. and the only person who knows it is, you know, is sitting over in their house over there and you can't have a more frustrating situation. >> it's scary and heart breaking. >> we are running out of time. we just want them to talk. dr. just where was she? where did you leave her?

carley: gabby last known to be in grand teton, wyoming on august 25th. she went missing while touring national parks with her boyfriend. but their road trip wasn't as perfect as it appeared on social media. moab, utah police releasing body camera footage that shows the couple after they had gotten into a physical fight. >> i don't know. it's just some days i don't feel ocd. >> get worked up sometimes and i try to distance myself from her. >> and on top of that utah police now say they are actively lookinto any connection between gabby's disappearance and a double homicide of a newly wed couple of a campground outside of moab. they were found shot to death less than a week after brian and gabby's big fight meaning all four people were in moab around the same time. still people here, police here in north port stress this is still a missing person's case and that no criminality is

expected as of now. steve: hey, carley, what -- i know that local police down there are running the investigation so far and as you point out, it's still a missing persons thing. there is no sense of criminality at this point. but is the fbi looking at his phone troond try an great where was he over the last month and the same thing for her phone? carley: there have been a lot of questions about evidence and how police are handling that yesterday, during the police press conference there was a member of the fbi present at the press conference as well although he didn't speak. he talked about several different things. first, i want to get to the van, the van that police has in their custody they say they are analyzing some things inside the van. they didn't want to call it evidence right now. but, there are some interesting things that they want to take a look at and see if it could

possibly turn into evidence. the other thing is social media companies and police yesterday said that the social media companies themselves have been greatly cooperative and gabby was very active on social media. as for triangulating cell phones and all of that police say they are on top of that as well. carley: you know last night the family both sets of -- her mom and dad and her stepparents were on last night on fox. her mom says she has called his mom over and over and over and she will not pick up the phone. so she is begging her from mother to mother, if this were your child, please give us information. >> yeah. absolutely. and that's the thing. and the other thing that's just so mind blowing is how vast this search has to be. because gabby was touring national parks. i mean, the last place that she was seen was in grand teton which is, what, 310,000 acres?

ainsley: where do you begin? carley: yeah, absolutely. police are right now they are handling it in terms of following leads as opposed to looking as a massive ground search. pete: carley, real quick, has the boyfriend been interviewed at all. any law enforcement action at all? carley: they have made many, many attempts at trying to talk to brian. and i just want to check over my shoulder because i saw a car pass and i'm wondering if it did go in to gabby's house. did it go into the laundrie house? oh, so the light just went on in the house. that's what i saw. i noticed that there was some activity behind me. i apologize if i seem a little bit distracted. we can now confirm that somebody is home inside the house. i asked actually police yesterday not to get caught off track if they would tell me where brian is because everybody suspects that he is at his

parent's house right behind me. that's where he came to when he came back from the cross-country road trip without gabby. they say they know exactly where brian is sort of to answer your question, pete. they wouldn't tell me where he is or any members of the press. they may have made many attempts at contactings brian. his parents were intervening and saying no, you know. he has his right to remain silent this isn't a criminal case right now so they can't force him to speak and now his lawyer has spoken out and said on the advice of counsel brian is not saying a word at this point. steve it's the not saying a word part that seems so weird to all of us. carley, thank you for joining us live from outside the laundrie house in north port. >> you bet. steve: remember it was last week we saw those six jets preparing to take off from masri shareef north airport in kabul to fly americans and other people out of the country. remember that? none of those jets were ever

cleared. now it turns out it was asked of the state department a couple of days ago, hey, all those americans on those six flights, did they ever leave? and the answer was, essentially, no. there were two qatar flights last week where i think 10 or 15 americans were able to get out. but the rest of those people are still in presumably masri shareef. here's the thing. the administration says, you know what? we pulled every lever but the taliban will not cooperate clean-up is what happens when you give away all of your leverage and then amp you give away the store then you say hey, by the way, can those people leave and the taliban is saying no. pete: because the taliban has every incentive and reason to identify just one name. all you need to say one name on the manifest or one person who should or should not be here we need more time to determine who they are, where their family members. i mean, it's all an intelligence

gathering exercise as they consolidate their power inside the country and we as you said, steve, are left without any leverage at all so americans are stranded at an airport in afghanistan right now unable to leave because our enemies have them. ainsley: forcing the white house to admit that the taliban is not cooperating which many of us suspected would happen. in addition to that do you remember back weeks ago when the president sat down with george stephanopoulos and he said all my advisers agree with me. we should not keep troops on the ground. we will not leave anyone behind. he said that which proved to be false because people are still stranded behind enemy lines. well then yesterday, we learned that general miller was -- he testified in front of the senate armed services committee. it was classified. but, there were sources inside the room that came out and told the media that he said no, no, no, no. i did recommend 2500 people stay behind, troops, i should say 2500 troops stay behind so that they could protect the americans that are trying to get out. steve: just so things wouldn't fall into chaos as it did.

pete: so jacqui heinrich was in the white house press briefing room and asked jen psaki about the fact that as you mentioned, general miller made this recommendation, what does the white house have to say about it? listen. >> the president told abc back in august that none of his advisers recommended leaving 2500 troops in afghanistan. general miller told the senate armed services committee that that is exactly what he recommended. was the president's answer in that interview an honest answer? >> first of all, i'm not going to get into details of private advice that the president gets from his national security team or military advisers. what is clear is that the president asked for, welcomed candid nonsugar coated advice on afghanistan and what we should do given what we walked into. steve: what she continued to say was, you know, the president gets all sorts of opinions and then he is the decider.

but, that's not exactly what the president said. the president said all my guys are on the same page with me. not true. ainsley: that's right. pete: the word from day one on the white house on this and they closed ranks on it the consensus was all out. now you have the commander on the ground saying that's not the case. by the way, you talk to any of these generals, generals have not been recommending for a deadline or a timeline from the beginning. so there is no way they suddenly said poof now we are for a date certain on the calendar. all they are doing is filtering out the generals they didn't want to hear from and get a small little group they can say consensus is there and that's what happened. ainsley: i'm not in the military and you served in the military. i would think they would say if we're going to pull out let's first get the innocent victims out. get the americans out first before we pull out our troops before we close bagram. that seems that something that is just common sense. pete: one would think. and then they didn't look at the intelligence which was screaming that the taliban was.

ainsley: we were showing that map. pete: a fike timeline as if they thought it was going to hold out forever bungled top to bottom yet no one is taking responsibility. steve: that's why joe biden said two days ago he is completely behind general milley, the commander-in-chief pull us out he says okay. whatever you say. and so here we are. people still suck. miller. pete: and then there is mele. jillian: good morning. happy friday to you. go ahead and begin your headlines with this story. exboeing pilot is expected to face criminal charges as part of the 737 max probe. the "wall street journal" reports mark forkner could be handed those charges over the next several weeks. is he accused of misleading aviation regulators about safety issues that investigators say led to two deadly crashes

involving the max yet. it mur ghaw shackles suicide hit man plovment is he charged with conspiracy to commits insurance fraud to the tune of $10 million in a botched scheme to have himself killed. is he out on a $20,000 bond. ordered back to rehab for a lock understanding opioid addiction. the embattled lawyer's wife and son were murdered in june. no suspects have been named in their killings. special counsel john durham is charging michael sussmann for allegedly lying to the fbi in the investigation into the origins of the trump-russia probe. this indictment says sussmann, a cybersecurity attorney, with ties to the dnc and clinton campaign, lied about the capacity in which he was providing information to the fbi about the trump campaign. sussmann's attorneys though have come out swinging saying quote michael sussmann was indicted today because of politics not facts. sussmann is expected to make his first court appearance later

today. the inspiration four mission sharing these incredible images from first day in state. they completed 15 orbits around the planet since taking off wednesday. spoke to spacex ceo elon musk who tweeted all is well. they answered questions from kids at saint jude's children's hospital. shared this photo two kids looking up at fellow saint jude's patient on board the inspiration 4 mission. that's a beautiful photo. ainsley: really cool pictures. i saw several of those on instagram. pete: is that like the blast off? ainsley: i guess so down in florida. lara trump tweeting it out saying i love living in florida we get to see this kind of thing. steve: the lawmpletion. ainsley: looks like a bubble like when you blow bubbles with your kids. pete: i thought you were going to say blow smoke. ainsley: blow bubbles with your

kids. steve: from whammo. remember? moving on. pete: the founder of bar stools sports flagged by twitter for a post about aoc met gala attire? steve: that's right. tax the rich? that part? will cain, rachel campos-duffy on deck. ainsley: where is the other third person? steve: attempt to silence conservatives. ainsley: wake him up. ♪ a little bit of my love to you ♪ ♪

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♪ beat poet welcome back. bar stools founder dave portnoy taking alexandria ocasio-cortez, the comrade, to tax on twitter after she donned a tax the rich dress at met gala where ticket went for $30,000. ainsley: twitter decided to take portnoy to task flagging his tweet for missing context and claiming it could mislead people. steve: oh, yeah, of course. here with reaction "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain and rachel campos-duffy. good morning to you. >> good morning.

rachel: good morning. steve: rachel, let's start with you. the context that is missing is that he can't possibly -- dave shouldn't say something bad about her. she is trying to make a political point. rachel: right. she says she was at the met gala because she was representing the working class. and i think that picture should actually have a warning label against aoc that says there were no working class americans helped at this particular event. she did nothing for the working class by going there in fact, the working class, the servants who worked the event were all in obedience masks and she was maskless even though she is the worst mask nazi in the country this whole thing is an absolute disgrace. i will say i have had multiple aoc tweets myself shadow banned so i'm not surprised. i'm also not surprised because twitter banned the sitting president of the united states, president -- former president donald trump but they had the

taliban spokesperson has an account and all the evil leaders of the communist regime in cuba do. so do the ayatollahs. so this is the way it works. one last point before you get will cain in, this is exactly what communism looks like. if you go to in cuba fidel castro had multiple homes. he would have fancy flown in from spain all the while talking about the working class and all the while the poor are starving and continue to starve in cuba. this is what communism looks like and you are right, pete, she is a comrade. pete: she is. will, when you say something that gets, i don't know, misconstrued or misrepresented in the media, i assume you can go to twitter and ask them to make sure that people provide some context. right? it goes both ways. will: i have never tried. i don't know what their response would be, pete. [laughter] however, i expect it would not be received favorably. steve: no. will: i don't like going second well i have to go well, rachel

just took my point. but the thing about it is rachel has nailed it. she has nailed it. the missing context here that twitter could be referencing is it doesn't tell the full picture of what aoc fully represents interest. i think we are all tempted to go hypocrite. hypocrisy. look at these people not following the rules they set for everybody else. the context is missing for me, and i did talk about this on the will cain podcast which can you down road right now -- this is a representation of the cass system. arab represented communist. the cass system implemented for rule makers versus rule followers. best illustrated here not by what's written on the back of her dress but by her handlers carrying the train of her dress wearing masks while all fancy sophisticated people at the met gala don't have to wear masks. it's really a grotesque image. it's really an else of the cass system that they would fully implement here in the united states of america. steve: we should point out that there have been two ethics

complaints filed against her for attending because the tickets were 30,000 bucks. ainsley: and we had kevin mccarthy on talking about that. and he said you can't take -- someone can't buy that ticket for you. you are not allowed to take that as a gift. we don't know the story. we will figure that out. pete: she might be in trouble. ainsley: so obvious to play both sides. i really want to go to this, you know high brow she she event. steve: celebrates the rich. ainsley: i will wear a dress that says tax the rich that way i will representative poorer people that will benefit from that. pete: nice the rules don't apply to you and twitter will provide nice it. ainsley: 2.6 million followers. twitter doesn't want followers to see this. they actually removed from the search engine this post as well. ' because the two of you all are here and pete is working this weekend, too. you get to tell us what's coming up.

pete: guys, in case you don't know you may or may not. in 23 and a half hours we will have mark levin, sean duffy, jason chaffetz and christian pop singer reilly clemmons on the show. '. will: i might show up. pete: i will show up in rachel shows up. ainsley: just set your alarm. steve: the just put it on silent. rachel: i'll by breakfast. pete: it's about time, rachel. >> bacon! ainsley: we will be watching. steve: in the meantime get vaccinated or get kicked out of your house. a florida landlord giving tenants that pandemic ultimatum. ainsley: unbelievable. the mother of two joins us next to sprain how she is going to fight back. ♪ ♪

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out of their apartment if they tonight have their covid shot. a letter to all new and renewing tenants adding the vaccination seen mandate into their lease. well, it left our next guest in disbelief. jazmine errby had two weeks to make a decision. ultimately she decided to leave her home with her two children. jazmine joins us now. jazmine, thanks so much for being here. ultimately reasonable people look at the decision whether to get the shot or not something between you and your doctor and gathering information. but you had to deal with a landlord as a tenant who said either get the shot or get out. how shocked were you?

in. >> very. two weeks is not long enough to get the shot, as everybody knows. and two weeks is definitely not long enough to pack all my things and leave either. so i was very shocked. pete: were they willing to work with you? we'll hear it out? >> they never mentioned any of that when i spoke to them over the phone in regards to the letter that was left on my door. they just said, listen, this is what we're doing now. so it's either you show proof or we're not even allowing you to sign up on a lease. they never mention anything about oh, we will work with you, or you can just take the first vaccine or we will work it out later on or any extensions, none of that. >> were there other problems had you with the landlord? were you otherwise in good standing? it was just get the shot or get out now? >> it was just get the shot or get out. there was nothing else. i always pay my rent on time.

i got along with everybody. my neighbors. they love me and my kids. it was literally no issue. pete: so we have been hearing from critics since covid a lot of landlord evictions were frozen, they weren't allowed to evict because of moratoriums on that. yet, when it comes to covid now landlords are allowed to say two weeks and you are out? >> well, you know, it was either because i didn't have proof of vaccination why the two weeks. they still wasn't even allowing me to sign off on my lease. it was like no loophole, no working with me. no extensions. and i literally had to walk away, meaning that if i were to stay, then it would have been harder for me to find, you know, the next place for me and my kids to live because now i would have eviction. you know, under my name. and that definitely is not worth, you know, risking it.

with. pete: have you talked to your neighbors many of which i'm sure are vaccinated. did they feel threatened by you and your kids? >> no. there is also other neighbors that aren't vaccinated as well. and basically if i didn't tell them what i was going through, they had no clue on what was going on because they didn't get this notice. they didn't get, you know, hey, this is what we are doing from here on out. they didn't get any of that so i was surprised with that, too. and still curious on exactly why two weeks prior to them knowing that i was going to renew my lease because we spoke the first week of august, you know, like they call you up and they let you know hey, ms. irby do you plan on renewing your lease? i stated yes. they mentioned, you know, whenever you find the time come down here and sign off on it and that was that.

and then august 17th i'm leaving the house and i have this notice on my door that is saying like hey, you have to show proof of vaccination before you renew your lease. so when i went physically down there to the leasing office, you know, i spoke to the landlord there. and i asked them, i said hey, you know, can i see the lease where it state that this is what you guys are doing, this is what, you know, this is going to be into here on out. they actually told me it's not in the lease. so, again, i was confused on exactly what we are doing or talking about because i'm like okay, well, at least they will have it in black and white and this is, you know, a signed agreement and, you know, i have to abide by, you know, whatever my landlord put in place. but, they literally told me it's not in the lease that actually what they told me was it's the same leased that i the previous year before and i'm like. pete: they just added a little.

>> okay. pete: one page of paper at the end that said you have got get the shot. it's the united states of america. it's one thing at a job and another thing at a restaurant but in your home. real quickly before we go have you found another place for you and your small kids? >> i'm still currently looking. it's all about the timing. you know, if anything is available right now. you know, because everything is last-minute or whatever, there are some places that i are saying they might not be available until december. you know, it's a waiting game right now. pete: put a family out because of covid and ultimately puts them on the streets potentially or another place where they are influx. jazmine, we wish you the best. by the way, we reached out to the royal palms at lauder hill apartments for comment but we did not hear back. jazmine irby god bless you and your two children. thank you for joining us. check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice: good morning, pete. some rain in the forecast and

blustery conditions across the northeast. take a look at the maps and i will show what you is going on today. an area of low pressure off the coast. that's bringing showers and thunderstorms for parts of the southeast of florida. and the gulf coast. so this is the remnants still of nicholas we are watching. and the flash flood watches and warnings continue throughout the day today. in other breaking weather news. we have the potential for some showers, thunderstorms, and even some snow across the northwest as this next cold front moves through in advance of that wildfire danger because of the blustery conditions and the dry conditions as well. areas of concern out in the atlantic it is still hurricane season. we have an area of low pressure off the coast of africa ahen one off the coast of the carolinas that we have no ton tore. but it is moving offshore. all right. i'm going to come inside because i don't want to ruin this hairdo today, pete. over to you. pete: it's looking good. you should have given me a trigger warning for snow. janice: not right now here. pete: good. you look delightful. come on in. keep did here on "fox & friends."

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♪ todd: faa blocking fox news drones from flying above a massive migrant camp. >> we have been using the drone the stwir time never been an issue. the last 24 hours we start showing images we can no longer fly. >> dossier linked lawyer michael sussmann has now been indicted by a grand jury. >> the person who should really be indictside hillary clinton who invented the russia hoax. >> the biden administration is withholding life-saving antibody treatments from predominantly republican states. >> basically saying we are not going to allow this life-saving treatment right now in the places where it's needed right

now. >> gabby petino per parents are pleading with boyfriend's family to provide information about missing daughter. >> running out of time. tell us, where was she? where did you leave her. >> hbo host bill maher blasting left wing media for causing panic for covid-19. >> liberal media has to take responsibility for that they are scaring the [bleep] out of people. ♪ and i'm proud to say i love this place ♪ good old small town u.s.a. ainsley: that is justin moore. he's going to perform in our all-american concert series coming up later in the show. don't y'all love country music? that's a shot of nashville. it's going to be will 2 degrees today. that's the high. low 70 degrees. looks like a few showers today. if you are working in that town, take your umbrella. pete: what's the zip code? ainsley: brian is the master of that. i don't know. pete: i saw that yesterday and he had them ready to go.

steve: people watch are watching going you know what? i need to write to nashville. dear nashville. ainsley: dear nashville zip code maybe it will get there. steve: brian is off today and pete is in his spot. great to have you. pete: a little warm-up for the weekend. steve: here is something that could happen today. today an fda advisory committee is going to meet to figure out whether or not to okay vaccine booster shots for people who have already had the initial shots. pete: this comes as 24 republican attorneys general threaten to sue the biden administration over vaccine mandates. ainsley: mark meredith joins us as the administration limiting access to antibody treatment. good morning, mark. >> ainsley, good morning to you guys. another busy day here in washington as we are watching that fda advisory panel set to meet and decide whether or not a third dose of pfizer's vaccine is necessarily safe and effective. basically how much is it needed? but this is turning out to be quite controversial because we

have already heard from a number of scientists. some of whom are now leaving the fda who say they don't believe this dose would be needed. they believe that the current vaccines being offered already provide enough protection. we have other scientists, including dr. fauci who support a third dose. the white house says it is hoping to begin rolling out these booster shots within days. once these government agencies sign off. meantime, 24 attorneys general are urging president biden to reconsider his roll out of the vaccine mandates. these are been so controversial. they sent a scathing letter to the president thursday writing: your plan is disastrous and counter productive. mr. president, your vaccination mandate represents not only a threat to individual liberty but a public health disaster. we're also watching after a number of southern health officials accuse the white house of limiting their access to the monoclonal antibody treatment. reporter asking the press secretary on thursday if the government was pulling back on supplying some of those southern states on your screen. >> why is the biden

administration cutting the supply? >> that's not accurate. just seven states are making up 70% of the orders. our supply is not unlimited. and we believe it should be equitable across states. >> this week we have certainly seen more of a political back and forth between a number of governors between the white house on all things covid. that included yesterday when the president basically took a swipe at the governors of texas and florida accusing them of undermining his efforts to bring the pandemic under control. the back and forth just keeps going. pete, steve and ainsley. back to you. ainsley: lots of crickets out there, mark, do you hear it. steve: on the north lawn. there is a lot of crickets in that lawn. >> it's friday here. i'm already hearing the weekend. that's all i hear. ainsley: clearly they do too they are excited. pete: answer to the crisis. steve: i'm going to get. >> i got go. ainsley: have a good weekend, mark. steve: all right. you know what he is talking about, there are a lot of people who are, you know, they are

getting confusing information from the government, you know, should i get the booster? it they are already authorizing it for people who have compromised immune systems. ainsley: right. steve: apparently the problem is and the administration wants people to get it. everybody who has gotten the first shot because they wear out over time. they want them to get it but you have got two people at the fda who are saying you know the rest of the world hasn't gotten shots and they are still kind of affected we don't think we should authorize it both those people are heading out the door. nonetheless, you have got this thing between the administration and the fda, the fda, you know, kind of -- they are taking their time. even though there is a global pandemic. while the administration is going come on, let's go. let's go. pete: 18 other scientists who don't agree have dissented. they are saying if you going going to follow the science, there is no need for a deadline on the calendar by which we must start administering a booster shot. this antibody mob know colonial

is a big one. we believe in they're buoy particulars. these are things people have a right to have access to. they have emphasized that because of their political leadership there saying it's not just covid vaccines. it's also therapeutics and prove prophylactic. now we have learned they are if effective it needs to be equitable. sending it to states many of which have not been prescribing it or allowing them to get it in the first place. punishing governors who have been proactive about providing access. you will hear a lot more about this story in the come days. steve: sounded like she was saying we have got to be equitable. 70% of the stuff going down there. suggesting nobody is vaccinated down there and that's why they are eating it up. ainsley: that's why the governors want to distribute it look at ron desantis, he has put up all of these different places where you can go and get regeneron. you don't necessarily have to go to the hospital. is he putting up all of these sites if you get covid. they say if you get regeneron. the people i have talked to received regeneron have received

phenomenal rules feel much better. take as few hours to get regeneron. regenerates your body and makes you feel better according to the many people who have taken it. why not make it available to everyone. if you choose to get that why not make it available he has done a great job doing it. steve: part of the federal government thing is it is expensive. i think the covid shot, the moderna or pfizer cost a couple. ainsley: so what? people's lives. steve: i'm talking about the administration. it's a numbers game for them. the regular moderna or fees shot is a couple of bucks. the regeneron shot is 2100 bucks per dose. and the federal government pays that you don't have to pay it if you get monoclonal antibodies you don't have to pay for it or regeneron. it could just be a numbers game. we heard her say well, you know, there is other parts of the country we have got to scatter it around. pete: ron desantis is looking buying directly from the pharmaceutical skipping the government out of it. ainsley: bill was talking about

the shots and boosters. he was blasting the liberal media for scaring people. listen to this. >> survey "new york times" which is liberal paper so they weren't looking for this answer. but, they were talking about this -- the question was what do you think the chances are that you would have to go to the hospital if you got covid? and democrats thought that was way higher than republicans. 70% of democrats thought it was way, way, way higher than it really was. liberal media has to take a little responsement for that for scaring the [bleep] out of people. [laughter] and the reason why i'm bringing this up is because it's much harder for every touring act to sell tickets in blue states. >> interesting. >> they are afraid to go out of the house whereas in red states it's all good to go. ainsley: he said according to this article i'm reading, the answer is 1 to 5% go to the hospital if you get covid. steve: is he talking about jim breuer who canceled, you know,

weigh read his soundbite yesterday. tucker had him on the night before where he has canceled his venues in states where they are requiring a vaccination card. new jersey, where i live, and michigan as well. so he is not going to tour there feels bad. not going to get to see the folks but nonetheless, that's just the state of performing. ainsley: i said he knew he was going to lose money. pete: fear is the most valuable vehicle for control. a lot of folks on the left have used that they have silenced other views, other statistics that don't contribute to fear as misinformation. and then they push mandatory vaccines on people and say trust us, when folks look at a lot of other aspects of government where they have been lied to and say i can't just trust you i need to be consulting with my doctor and make a determination for myself. when you actually look at the stats, it's 99.9% survival rate for anyone under the age of 65. that's a stat the left rarely talks about at all.

yet we are told to shut our entire lives down. good on bill maher being willing in a wilderness to call them out. steve: more on that throughout the day as they do figure out whether or not you need a booster shot in the meantime turn to a fox news alert. the family of 22-year-old missing gabby petino telling fox news they believe her boyfriend, brian laundrie knows exactly where she is but he won't day. pete: laundrie's sister speaking out about gabby's disappearance says she hopes it is a quote big misunderstanding. don't we all. ainsley: carley shimkus joins us live outside the laundrie family house. good morning, carley. >> yeah. that's right. good morning. yesterday we were outside the laundrie family house. we saw no movement whatsoever this morning somebody turned on a light. we do know at least one family member is inside the house. i knocked on the door yesterday to see if anybody would answer. i wasn't expecting anything. my assumption was right on that front. but, so while the people

insideth house behind me are not speaking out. brian's sister is. and she did an interview yesterday and described gabby as a member of the family. take a listen. >> obviously me and my family want gabby to be found safe. she is like a sister and my children love her. all i want is for her to come home safe and sound and this to be a big misunderstanding. carley: that's not good enough for gabby's parents who says brian has information on their daughter's whereabouts but is refusing to help. >> the outreach is, i think, 350 million plus people asking where is gabby? the only person who knows it, you know, is sitting over in their house over there and you can't have a more frustrating situation. >> it's scary and heart breaking. >> we are running out of time. we just want him to talk. just tell us where was she?

where did you leave her? carley: so the couple were on a cross-country road trip that they were documenting on social media. they did get into an altercation on august 12th, moab, utah police releasing body camera footage that shows gabby and brian after somebody reported they had gotten into a physical fight. no charges were filed. police separated them for the night. you are going to be taking the van tonight and you are going to go somewhere else. i am going to get him lined up with a hotel room tonight. i want you guys to stay away from each other. you guys have a bunch of little things that are building up and building up and little things tight walking on the rope. >> we don't know where gabby is right now. brian came back to his parents' house here in florida on sent 1st. i spoke to some neighbors and members of the community yesterday to get a sense of what they thought about this case.

take a listen to what some of them had to say. >> it's crazy. i don't really know what to think. you don't want to think the worst. >> the boyfriend isn't saying anything at all. that sounds pretty guilty to me. >> i think everybody wants him to talk. i mean, even if he knows nothing. say i know nothing. hiding isn't the answer. carley: yeah, so it's clear that people here agree with police assessment of the situation and that is that brian should speak out and give any indication as to where he saw gabby last so that the search effort could at least narrow a little bit. steve, ainsley, pete? pete: thank you, carley. ainsley: gosh, that poor family. they were all four the mom and dad and then their new spouses the stepparents, were all on fox last night. and her mom said we have been trying to call the guy's mom and she will not pick up the phone. she won't answer my calls.

pete: excruciating if you knew someone knew. steve: why doesn't he just tell them last time i saw her? pete: maybe it's more complicated. steve: seems like it. all right. meanwhile, russia gate has been very complicated. we have thought. although yesterday in alexandria, virginia, a grand jury handed up indictment in john durham's russia gate investigation. and they have indicted a lawyer by the name of michael sussmann, for lying to the fbi because when he met with the fbi agent, he said, yeah, you know, i don't have a client in this matter. that's mr. sussmann. and then in 2017 in the deposition, he told congress he did do it on behalf of an unnamed client and a cybersecurity expert. his firm, he is a lawyer for that dnc aligned firm perkins couey. and reportedly he billed his hours while working on alpha

bank to the hillary rodham clinton campaign. so while he was presenting this russia stuff to the fbi, and others, he was actually, his company was getting paid by hillary clinton and it -- what it looks like is the entire thing was -- was a dirty trick on behalf of the hillary clinton campaign that somehow got sucked into the gears of the fbi and here we are years later and the -- a lot of people who were behind this are getting away with it. ainsley: here is gregg jarrett talking about these new charges filed by john durham, listen. >> success map, the defendant in this indictment, is one of the minions that was spreading the lie at the behest of hillary clinton. and now he's been caught, allegedly, lying about his lie. the person who should really be indicted is hillary clinton. one of the things i discovered as i poured through thousands of pages of documents as i was writing my book "witch-hunt" i kept asking myself who invented

the lie, the russia hoax? what was the genesis? i discovered it was hillary clinton. it was drawn from the insidious depths of her it imagination it itnag if i sent devious imaginef i have sent hillary clinton. this lawyer is what is being charged with this lying about the fact as you said. >> i'm just a good citizen here sharing information about how the trump organization is working with the russian bank. well it turns out a couple weeks later on the cover of the "new york times," trump organization under investigation by the fbi. that's all they wanted was the smoke and the dust trump under russia investigation. whether there was any truth to it at all which we learned of course there was not. this lawyer, if what's being alleged is true, perkins couey worked for the dnc, worked with hillary clinton, worked with fusion gps.

steve: still do. pete: absolutely. the lawyers were the ones that could effectively launder information while going in front of the fbi. that's what he is being accused of lying about. ainsley: his attorney said he was indicted because of politics. not facts. is he respected attorney. is he a doj veteran. pete: by the way the timeline fits exactly into the when the dossier was being put together june and december of 2016. steve: another piece of the puzzle. ainsley: our top story every day. steve: all right 7:17 here in the east. it's 6:17 in texas. that's where you are starting your news. jillian: right, good morning. let's go ahead and talk about this. the biden administration forcing six border points of entry into texas to stay open after governor greg abbott ordered them to close. this as at least 10,000 migrants are being held under a bridge in del rio waiting for processing. fox exclusively getting this footage of the scene before the faa announced a two week flight restriction on drones in the

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♪ >> we received -- has had a significant opioid addiction, which has led him into some financial issues and there's no question into this situation where he finds himself charged. the only violence he has ever been involved in was this which was to have himself executed. so he is not a danger to the community. the only person is he a danger to is himself. steve: you saw that live yesterday on fox south carolina lawyer alex murdaugh turned himself in after being accused of arranging his own death in $10 million in insurance money that his son would get. this as his attorney reveals murdaugh is broke and has been addicted to opioids for 20 years. steve: here with the latest is host of crime stories on fox nation is nancy grace. this family so, now we have got the news that apparently he tried to have himself executed oso that his son could get

10 million bucks and so the kid would be set. but we still haven't answered who murdered his wife and other son? >> you are right. it seemed like everybody is concerned about this guy alex murdaugh who got a tiny mark on his head. did anybody notice in court? there was no big bandage on his head. steve: no. >> nothing. that was all a lie. there was nothing. not even a little band-aid. and it wasn't just the lawyer claiming he has a fractured skull, bleeding to the brain, remember that? do you know murdaugh went so far as to work with a composite sketch artist to draw a composite of the shooter that didn't exist. steve: right. >> law enforcement smelled a fish at the get-go and wouldn't release it because they were unsatisfied with it. i don't believe anything that they are saying in court. and i'm really irritated with this judge named tangy alexander

who lets murdaugh go rehab. why do rich people go to rehab and everybody else has to go to jail? he doesn't even have on ankle monitor for pete's sake. it's all about him and his big fat lie about getting shot in the head. nobody is even focusing anymore on maggie and paul. steve: right. you know, is there a connection? we don't know yet. but, you know, that's all going to shake itself lose. >> can i just point one other thing fact out? no connection, i hear that. no connection yet. but murdaugh paid somebody and handed them a gun to shoot him. thank goodness -- you maggie and paul. steve: great point. nancy, the number one story that captivated the country is where is gabby petino. you know, it's so infuriating because we have got carley shimkus in front of brian laundrie's house, you know, he is probably in there. he won't come out and talk to

the cops. and. >> he is kicked back in the lazy boy having a bowl of cheerios right now while the rest of us are worried sick about gabby petino, i have talked to the mother, the father, and the stepfather who was in wyoming, the stepdad, looking for her right now. and i can tell you this much, i have been involved in a lot of grid searches but that terrain i have hiked it myself is very, very difficult. we have got a new wrinkle that now cops are looking at another double murder of two young ladies in the days surrounding gabby's incident with brian laundrie and p.s., i'm not blaming gabby for that because apparently laundrie locked her out of van and she was upset about it. do you blame her? steve: she was freaked out that he was going to lee her in the middle of nowhere and it is the middle of nowhere there. and now because i have got nancy grace here and that's some of the dash cam video or the body cam video. nancy, let me ask you this, you know, we know that our cell phones are essentially tracking devices. and the fbi or forensic people

can look at the cell phones and they can track them over a period of months. or years, who anies how long the data is kept. nonetheless, they should be able to figure out okay, his phone was with her phone here, here, here, here. and then suddenly her phone falls off the grid. it would be -- it seems simple to kind of figure the general area where she might be. >> that is exactly what i have been screaming, you are preacherring to the choir. figure out her cell phone last ping and start backtracking from there. i have asked so many people about that cell phone has it been found or even located or triangulated and everybody says we can't comment, which tells me that's what they're working on. you are right. steve: well, let's see if they have some answers today. by the way, catch gabby petino investigation with nancy grace it airs live on the fox news channel sunday night at 10:00 p.m. we are all going to be watching. if you can't watch it that

night, watch it the next day on fox nation. nancy, thank you for getting up early with us. >> thank you, thank you. steve: meanwhile, straight ahead, the white house claimed the taliban is being cooperative and business like. well, not too long ago the state department was saying something different now as americans are blocked from flying out of afghanistan. in the studio, secretary of state mike pompeo, the former and former governor chris christie on deck to react coming up next on "fox & friends" on this friday live from new york city and tampa and all over the place. ♪ ♪

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♪ pete: the white house dodging reporters' questions on whether joe biden was honest when he said his advisers all supported the afghanistan retreat.

>> the president told abc back in august that none of his advisers recommended leaving 2500 troops in afghanistan. was the president's answer in that interview an honest answer? >> what is clear is that the president asked for, welcomed, candid, nonsugar coated advice on afghanistan and what we should do given what we walked into. ainsley: and we know that americans are still stuck behind enemy lines in afghanistan with no cooperation from the taliban according to biden's own state department. steve: here with reaction former secretary of state the united states of america and fox news contributor mike pompeo and former new jersey governor chris christie. they have teamed up for something. we are going to talk about that in a little while. great to have you both. >> great to be in the studio with y'all. steve: mr. secretary, does it shock you to have ned price at the department of state say, do you know what? the taliban is not cooperating, we left town and now they are not cooperating.

>> it doesn't shock me. it saddens me that we still have americans held behind enemy lines that the taliban won't release. i mean, this is the classic definition of hostages. we have americans that we didn't get out. we got our military and diplomats out but we left these americans. steve: the white house says they are not stranded. >> yes, though the fact that the taliban are cooperating makes sense we gave up all of our leverage. they continue to talk about leverage. i can't imagine what it could possibly be now. the only thing left is to potentially bribe them, to pay them. i hope that is not happening or hasn't happened. but we need to get these people home and the state department needs to work diligently to get perms for these people to fly to other countries that i'm confident are prepared to take. they. ainsley: the top army general that was there in afghanistan, he said he recommended to the president to keep 2500 troops there. but when you hear that interview with george stephanopoulos, president biden and george, he said, the president said no, all of my advisers agreed with me. that's not what the general is saying. >> listen, he lied a number of times in that interview and i

pointed that out on abc a couple weeks ago. ainsley: he said no american is going to be stranded. >> that's right. he said our american troops will not leave unless all americans have already left of the country. he pulled out on august 31st without getting all americans out of the country. so the president lied a number of times in that interview to george. george pushed back on me a little bit. i said either he lied he didn't know what he is talking about. either one is not good for the president of the united states. you can't win either way. you see poor jen psaki putting herself in a presser like state trying to explain why he didn't get it right. he either got it wrong on purpose or is he just so out of it that he doesn't know what's going on. either one is bad for the country. pete: on that note, mr. secretary, generals, for years, were talking about conditions based withdrawal. now suddenly there is in overwhelming consensus on a deadline. suddenly overwhelming consensus? do you believe him when he is saying i wasn't getting any advice at all to get troops on the ground. >> no, there is no way. i know general scott miller.

i know what he said. i know what the senior military leadership the centcom commander was saying for our entire four years. they were saying we have to have conditions. we have to have a plan. we have to have a systemic process make a decision how far we can draw down. secretary blinken said there was no plan. no, we had a plan. they simply tore it up and walked away from it you can see the results. i can't imagine that the military didn't give them the same advice that they gave president trump and said conditions based withdrawal. let's go work to create conditions and we can get it right. steve: governor, this probably wasn't a military decision. this was a political decision, joe biden said has been saying for years we need to get out. he has got the keys to the air force 1. so he said okay, we are going to get out. it's going to be messy. it was. now here we are. >> what joe biden has shown himself to be as president is stubborn. now, we know from listening to president obama that for eight years he said that vice president biden was like a dog on a bone regarding getting out of afghanistan without any

conditions. so now the dog now has the bone. and what he has done is pulled us out because he wanted to prove that he was right. well, you know what? i believe secretary robert gaets who said in his own book last 40 years joe biden has been wrong on every foreign policy decision he has seen. guess what? he is wrong again. this time it cost the lives of 1 american men and women in uniform and costing the lives and livelihoods of lots of people in afghanistan right now. ains mr. secretary, what was your reaction when you heard the accusation from bob woodward's new book saying that general milley had called china and basically said if we're going a tack you i will call you first to let you know? >> well, i'm always skeptical about bob woodward. we will begin there. but if he did that. if general milley called and said told the chinese communist party i promise you i will give you a holler before we attack, this is something that is deeply inconsistent with his responsibility. he is not even in the chain of command it would have been a tragic horrible thing to do. he will have to account and

explain what he said to the chinese communist party. ainsley: you know him. is that something he would have done. >> i would have seen him say last few weeks that i wouldn't have anticipated things about critical race theory. his comments about china not being an enemy. we know that that's the case. so, i pray that's not what happened. steve: part of the story, the bob woodward story said the reason that milley reached out and apparently defense secretary esper was in on this, it was a big deal where they were all talking about doing that but, apparently milley saw chinese intel that they were freaking out about us. and they were worried about trump being unstable or a crazy person or something like that. did you -- you were secretary of state, did you ever see that intel. >> i can't say exactly what i saw or didn't see. this whole narrative there was this great risk we were going to do something crazy is fundamentally false. that's what the left want that the president was contemplating which country to use nuclear weapons against. it didn't happen.

it's untrue. anybody who was calling any adversary telling them don't worry everything is fine was reacting to something that didn't exist. are. pete: we are getting reporting you nor the national security adviser knew about intelligence that milley was talking about. is that true. >> i must say i certainly didn't feel any compunction to call my chinese counterparts and tell them hey, you need to relax and back off. we were determined, you saw what we did to push back against the chinese communist party. we were forceful and serious and i think the chinese understood that in a way that was consistent with what we were actually doing. steve: governor, did general milley stab donald trump in the back? >> look, i agree with mike in this respect. i have read and been in a number of bob woodward's books i can tell you he wrote stuff about me in his last book that he never called me to fact check on. steve: was it true. >> no. absolutely untrue. i confronted him in washington when i saw him about it. and do you know what he said to me?

he said the white house didn't give me permission to call you. and i said oh you are america's great investigative journalist and you need perms from the white house to call me? i mean, i didn't work for the white house. so why is the white house got to give you permission to call me? it's bologna. and so i want to give general milley the benefit of the doubt on this. we need to hear from him because the allegations are serious. but i want to give him the benefit of the doubt on this one. because i'm not going to belief bob woodward over a well decorated good serving general in our military until we see evidence that really shows something. and a book from bob woodward, to me, is not evidence. pete: you know, mr. secretary, you served in the military. do we have a crisis in generalship on advice getting from afghanistan. the woke stuff we are seeing coming out of military, the white rain comments now him feel like he needs to protect the institution moving outside the civilian chain of command potentially? where is our general class right now?

>> i'm very worried about this. i saw military leaders acting in ways that were deeply inconsistent with their duty. they are warriors, they're war fighters. they're strategists not political actors. i saw too often in the trump administration, senior leaders 3 and 4 star generals many of whose names you would not know acting in ways that were political. sometimes trying to protect themselves but often thinking they knew more than the people who were tasked with conducting america's diplomacy around the world. and the commander-in-chief, secretary of state, and even the confirmed secretary of defense. our military leaders need to focus on their mission not on critical race theory, not on political actions. but on being prepared to execute and fight. ainsley: let's talk about immigration we have video because of these fox news drones town in kel rio showing that bridge. we have been flying our drones the last report was 10, 11,000 immigrants estimating down underneath the bridge right now. they're being shipped into

driven states. i'm sure many are coming to your state, new jersey. we have just been told by the faa we are not allowed to fly our drones anymore. how convenient, right? >> of course it becomes unsafe. we unsafe in the faa means people's safety. they are talking about the political safety of joe biden and kamala harris. that's what they're protecting. we got lots of criticism in the trump years about politicizing different agencies. this is another amazing example of politicizing an agency for what is the president, he invited this. i mean, look, he said all during the campaign that he was going to allow anybody who wanted to come over the border to come over the border. that he was going to reverse the trump administration policy. and what he doesn't understand obviously is that the people in mexico and the it central american countries were listening so on january 20th. they started come and they haven't stopped. and to stop fox news or any media organization from exposing this stuff for the american people is anti-democratic. and it's wrong. and so, look, i think it's awful

what the president is doing from a policy perspective. but it's even worse what he is doing from a political perspective. steve: it's all about control. they want to control the picture. they don't want us to show those pictures. but, i will tell you what, until we figure another way to get those pictures we are going to play those pictures and remind people what's going on. you know, mr. secretary, this particular white house is all about control. trying to control the narrative, they are trying to control the pictures, the optics. eventually people are going to say, do you know what? we probably should have seen all of that stuff that you didn't want us talking about. >> the reality is you can't hide what's happening. these people are coming across the border and going to nearly every state in the united states of america. people can see it in their local communities. you can't turn off reality. people know what they see with their own eyes. i always just tell folks believe what you see with your own eyes. when you do. and you see these pictures, the horrors taking place in mexico. these people traversing this country. the women who are being abused the trafficking taking place.

all because president biden made a decision to rip up a very effective remain in mexico policy that the trump administration put in place is bad for america and bad for the people who are being forced to be subjected to these coyotes in mexico as well. >> i remember it's not the first time. those children that were being -- and they stopped the media. they stopped members from congress to go seeing it. because they don't want people to see it you know, it's like the old song are you going to believe me or your lying eyes? that's what joe biden wants you to do. believe him not what you see with your own eyes. pete: there are also new mandates for citizens in this country and companies, but not, of course, illegals coming across the border. joe biden has been slamming some republican governors who are taking a different approach on covid. here's a portion of what he said. we will get to you respond. >> we are facing a lookout of pushback, especially from some of the republican governors. the governors of florida and texas are doing everything they can to undermine the life-saving requirements that i proposed. i proposed requirement for covid

vaccines? and the governor of that state calls it, quote: a tyrannical type move. a tyrannical type move? this is the worst kind of politics. because it's putting the lives of citizens of their states, especially children, at risk. and i refuse to give into it. pete: governor, who really is playing politics here? they are pushing mandates, demonizing governors who are taking a different approach who are simply saying choose to get the vaccine if you like and also more robustly providing antibody. monoclonal antibodies and opportunity for therapeutics that a lot of others in left wing states are not allowing people to get. >> first thing is, real conservatism is about letting the government closest to the people make those decisions. local government should be making these decisions on how they want to run things in their town. my view, as a governor, governors shouldn't be making them and neither should the president. certainly the president shouldn't be telling people vaccine mandate in two thirds of

the businesses. we should be persuading people to take the vaccine. i'm vaccinated i think people should take the vaccine. you have to persuade them why it's in their interest and in the interest of their family. you can't be tell them why they must do. he is going to harden opposition to the vaccine. is he going to make this worse by making it even more political than it was before. as for the governors, the governors the smart ones, the good ones are going to say we are going to let our school boards make these decisions and local governments make these decisions. we will not let the federal government get in between us and our local governments. steve: and mr. secretary, during your administration with donald trump, they had operation warp speed and we got the vaccines in record time and that's great. they mediterranean made a bunch of musics and all that stuff, thank you very much for that but, at the same time, when joe biden and kamala harris were running for president and vice president, they politicized it they said, you know, i don't know if i'm going to trust that donald trump vaccine. hence, here we are a year and a half later, there is vaccine

hesitancy. we shouldn't be surprised. >> steve, they have never unpoisoned that well. to say this day they don't even acknowledge that they were wrong to have whether this vaccine could have been delivered in a year. no one believed it could happen. they all said it wouldn't. and second that this trump vaccine would be dangerous. this is what our vice president is on record saying. she won't go fix that. if you want to know why there are people who are worried about this, it's because leaders, the leaders of our country today suggested that somehow these vaccines were dangerous. they need to go fix the record. ainsley: mr. governor, we wanted to have both of you on together you were saying co-chairs of the national republican redistricting trust. what exactly does that mean. >> we are going to lead a group that is going to provide the resources and necessary for us to make sure that we get fair maps in all of these states across the country. unlike the obama/holder group on the democratic side who say in their mission statement they want maps that are favorable to democrats. what our group is saying we just want a fair map. because we know if there is a fair constitutional map that republicans will do very, very well in this country. we don't need to tilt it in our

direction. but what we're not going to permit is the obama/holder group to go out there and to be jerry mandering across this country and gerrymandering and suing their way to a democratic house majority in 2022. i'm thrilled to be with the secretary. weaver going to be out there pushing hard, talking about this for the next year to make sure that fair maps are in every state. if they're, then republican also do very well in '22. pete: state legislatures doing a lot of this restricting. was there not a republican effort like this before? >> pete, like too many times republicans played victim. we didn't get on offense. we for this. we know they are going to sue us. i think too many republican leaders if we're nice and play along, we will be able to figure this all out. the -- here's my wisdom to state legislature. they are going to sue you. of go fight. get narrow maps. that's what the constitution requires. we are 13 months away from people voting for the first time we get a chance to respond to the disaster that the biden administration has been and governor christie and i are going to make sure that the

voters get a fair shot. they get good maps where the voters can elect the conservative voices that i know the voters are going to demand 13 months from now. pete: raising money, legal support. all those things that state needs. >> all of that pushing back on president obama and former attorney general holder out there telling fibs to the american people. steve: about three years from now people are talking about the presidential. you know what? you two keep popping up on the list for republicans. >> well, is he a really good guy. [laughter] >> why wouldn't they be talking about us. steve: why are they talking about you. >> i have no idea. you know, as the cia director and as the secretary of state, he made our country proud. and so i think it's obvious for people to be talking about him. and i think that that's why we are partnered together. we need to provide leadership for the republicans well before 2024. we need to get it going in 2022. win back the house and the senate. and we are going to work together to make sure on the house side it is fair. >> kansas and missouri delivering good outcomes for

america. >> perfect together. ainsley: yes or no are you running? >> i have no idea. steve: governor, mr. secretary. >> thank you all. >> thank you guys very much. ainsley: 7:50 on the east coast. coming up nra certified instructor making it his mission to show women how to protect their families. the man described as the left's worst nightmare and the two sisters taking matters into heir own hands are going to join us next.se ♪ that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪

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ainsley: an nra instruct or described as the left's worst nightmare is on a mission to train thousands of women on how to protect themselves with guns hoping to ensure they are never the victim. this , as a new study shows women are nearly half of the new gun buyers. nra instructor rick ector joins us along with barbara ray, they are the sisters who attended one of rick's training classes good morning to all three of you. good morning. ainsley: so rick i'll start with you. why did you start these training classes. did you see a real need for it? >> actually, 10 years ago i saw a very disturbing story on my local news channel. it had a woman whose body was found in an anthropology alley, and she was killed and murdered and i thought someone should do something so i gathered along with five fellow firearms train

ers and we decided to go to social media and solicit as many women as we could train for free we started out with 50, and low and behold, 10 years later, you know, i'm training women by the thousands. ainsley: that's amazing. barbara and sam which one of you , who had the idea first? >> me. ainsley: tell me why. >> my sister had never been shooting and she's young, she just graduated and she likes to do things on her own, and i just feel like we're in a time and day where you don't want anybody you love going out by themselves , especially a woman. ainsley: and so barbara, you said okay i'll do it were you nervous? >> no i was really excited. my family's really pro-gun and protecting ourselves and my brothers always on my case to get going here. ainsley: you all live in michigan is that right? >> yes, ma'am. ainsley: are you allowed to carry, is it easy to get a license? >> we are allowed to carry and it is pretty easy.

we can just come to top gun and take a lesson. >> the state of michigan all you would need is to take a qualifying class, eight hours, which includes shooting time, and apply for the license to carry conceal. most people who have a good background within the last period which is either three years or eight years most people qualify. ainsley: rick what are some of the stories you're hearing? a lot of single moms are worried they wouldn't defend their kids if someone broke in, that kind of thing? >> well it spans the whole gamut. there are a lot of people who are looking at the local news and they're seeing a lot of things they want to protect themselves against. some people just are curious about guns and want to know more , and then there are other people who have actually gone through the process and bought a gun and then they realize part of being a responsible owner is to practice, so we have this perfect mixture of women from different backgrounds, young, old, all races, all different categories, all religions, who are more

interested in taking on an active role in their personal protection. ainsley: rick what do you say to the women who come to it and say i'd love to do it but scares me to have a gun in my house. >> well with anything, with proper education, and chaining, any risk can be mitigated. we have dangerous things in our homes such as knives and lawn mowers and all those types of things but with proper training, you'll learn how to properly care for it, and you won't have any negative outcomes. ainsley: okay, sam what's the experience been like? >> i love going to the range. i actually shot before, but going to rick's event i was able to learn more about proper handling, different rules and regulations that i wasn't necessarily aware of because we are open carry, i didn't know about so much of the cpl options but now i do know more an i will be moving forward with taking a class and getting registered for a cpl.

ainsley: rick last question for those folks watching that don't live in michigan, they can't take your class, what kinds of things do we need to ask what questions do we need to ask when finding a place where we can go train? >> well first and foremost, you want to make sure that the state that you're in even allows the average citizen to get a conceal pistol license and then make sure that you find out what those requirements are, if it's allowed, and then make sure you do your due dilly against to get a good instruct or whose going to give you a sound footing in firearm safety and teach you what the relevant laws are in your jurisdiction. ainsley: thanks all three of you for coming on with us i wish you all the best. sam, barbara, glad you're able to protect yourself now and rick thank you, you're saving lives actually we appreciate it. >> thank you for having us. ainsley: you're welcome. the next hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the faa blocking fox news drones from flying above a massive migrant camp. >> and to stop fox news or any media organization from exposing

the stuff for the american people, is anti-democratic. pete: the family of missing gabby petito they believe her boyfriend knows exactly where they is. >> well the people behind me are not speaking out, brian's sister is. >> me and my family want gabby to be found safely. pete: americans are still trapped in afghanistan, the state department is admitting that the taliban is not cooperating. >> only thing left is potentially bribe them, pay them , hope that is not happening or hasn't happened. >> a fire chief fighting back against governor kate brown for the vaccine mandate. >> i've been in emergency verse for 28 years. i can sure as hell make a decision what i put in my own body. >> [applause] >> good hold, kick it, good! washington wins it! >> ♪

pete: the lights are coming on in nashville, tennessee this is your final hour of the week of " fox & friends." the date is september 17, year of our lord 2021 and we are glad that you're here, steve, ainsley , good morning. ainsley: good morning. steve: and justin moore as we're listening is our performer in our all-american concert series today, brought to you from our friends at best western hotels and resorts. ainsley: and because it's a friday, i think it's chick-fil-a day. are we doing some chick-fil-a? pete: i think we are. steve: every day is chick-fil-a. ainsley: we'll do it for the staff. we're doing it, joel says. pete: and oh, by the way, on behalf of brian kilmeade, zip code downtown nashville 37201. ainsley: [laughter] pete: if you want to send mail to the city of nashville there are 55 zip codes in nashville though. steve: and franklin is? [laughter] pete: i got nothing. ainsley: well yeah, nashville take your own umbrella because i was reading it's going to shower there the high of 80 something

low of 70. steve: meanwhile let's find out where louisiana senator john kennedy is on this friday, good morning to you, senator, where are you? >> good morning. i'm back in louisiana recovering from the last hurricane. steve: that's right last time you were with us, you didn't have electricity in your neck of the woods, and you had cell service that was a little spotty , but folks in that area now are on the mend and drying out and trying to rebuild, right >> yes. we had another hurricane come through, nicholas. it wasn't as bad as ida. we still got about 100,000 people without electricity. as i've said before, except for new orleans, where the lev ies held, thank the lord, these last two have been worse than katrina, but you know, louisiana is tough as a boot. we'll recover. pete: no doubt. well senator, as there's a lot of things going on in our news media take your pick, afghanistan, books and

accusations and things going on. well as that's happening, fox news is busy at work still attempting cover what's happening at our southern border , which has gotten no better in fact its gotten a lot worse and new images captured by our drone down there recently show that over 10,000 illegals are now basically huddled underneath a bridge in del rio, texas. these are exclusive photos that we have showing this crisis down there, yet, senator, the faa, which is charged with controlling the air space, is now saying hu-huh, not so fast, no more drones here is what they said. the border patrol requested the temporary flight restriction due to drones interfering with law enforcement flights on the border, as with any tell to rare it flight restriction, media is able to call the faa to make requests to operate in the area. so, due to drones interfering what was interfering? was it the drones interfering with law enforcement or is it interfering with the coverage of how the biden administration

wants the border? steve: messaging. >> well it was the coverage. look, i regret having to say this , but when it comes to illegal immigration, you just can't trust the biden administration. it be like trusting harvey weinstein with your daughter. when it comes to illegal immigration, the biden administration lies like they breathe. they're like timeshare salesmen. the truth is that the biden administration has an open border policy. the truth is that this year we'll have well over 2 million people coming into our country, allowed in by the president, and we don't have the slightest idea who they are, and i believe that the reason that they're limiting drone usage is because they

don't want the american public to know, and i think this is illegal and i think they are also miss reading the american people. the american people support legal immigration. that's why we welcome about a million of our world's neighbors every year to become american citizens legally. that's more than any other country in the world, but we do not support illegal immigration. when you ask the biden administration about it, they say well, you're not formation because you're racist. vetting people at the border is not racist. it's prudent. every country does it and the american people see the southern border kind of like they see the front door of their house. they don't lock their front door at night because they want to keep everybody out, they hate everybody on the outside.

the american people lock their front door at night because they love the people on the inside, and they want to know whose coming into their home, and that's what the american people believe and if you ask the biden administration what they believe , they'll tell you the same thing, but you have to watch what they do, not what they say, and we now have an open border policy. the nut jobs are in charge, in the biden administration. ainsley: in the middle of a pandemic too. we hear the president say there's a mandate, you have to get vaccinated, making you and all of your colleagues get vaccinated. federal workers have to get vaccinated or they have to get tested weekly. so it's such, it's so hypocritical because down at the border anyone can come in and they don't have to get vaccinated and we're hearing sometimes they aren't even tested. >> well they don't have to get vaccinated, but more, or as importantly, ainsley, we don't have the slightest idea

who they are. i'm sure that some are people who want to come to america for a better life. that's fine, i'm proud of that, but that's why we have a legal immigration system, but some of the people coming in, we know, are criminals. they are child predators, they are drug dealers, they're terrorists, and the idea of saying anybody who wants to come in can come in is lunacy and the american people don't support it, which is why i think the biden administration is preventing the usage of the drones. steve: and one of the reasons why there's been such a surge in del rio is eight days ago the biden administration announced they no longer would deport haitians back to haiti and so the haitians who were here, i think there were 4,000 on wednesday, they got on the phone and called their loved

ones in haiti and said come on up, because the border is wide open, and that is why there's a surge close to 11,000 under that bridge last night. meanwhile, senator, let's talk a little bit. go ahead. >> sure. no you go ahead. steve: i was going to change topics. did you want to say one more thing about that? >> well i just want to say that the american people aren't racist about illegal immigration they just aren't. having illegal immigration policy is not racist. every country in the world does it and having a border wall is not racist. that's why many countries in the world have a border wall and try to control immigration, but the biden administration has turned this issue or tried to turn it into a racial issue, like everything else i guess, and i think they're miss judging

the american people. steve: all right meanwhile i was going to switch over to the fact that later today, the fda advisory committee is going to meet to figure out whether or not people have already gotten the vaccine should get a booster shot, because it apparently helps people, but then at the same time, you've got the government is buying more of the monoclonal antibodies to avoid shortages because the coronavirus is surging. jen psaki pointed out yesterday, i think, that 70% of all that stuff is going to seven different states and your state is one of them where the delta is really big problem right now. >> uh-huh. well, i think that clearly, we're in the midst of a surge. i think we have enough vaccine and enough medicine to treat

everybody in america, and to help other people in the world, i believe that. i think that the president's vaccine mandate has probably set us back in terms of getting people vaccinated. the president is apparently decided that he needs to protect americans from their dangerous constitutional rights. apparently the new rule of the biden administration is that , how can i put this? the taliban gets blackhawks and the unvaccinated get fired. now that's a hell of a rule. don't misunderstand me. i support the vaccine. i've taken the vaccine. i think the vaccine works. every one of my constituents that asks me about it, i tell them that. i tell them the vaccine wasn't developed by the federal government. it was developed by the private sector, the technology is not new, the mrna technology has been studied for 10 years, but

having said that, the president is one part of our madisonian system of our separation of powers and the federal system and the president doesn't just get to say everybody has to have a shot. when we confront these issues of personal freedom versus public safety, which we do all the time , those decisions were made by the people and they're made at the state level and at the local level through the people's elected representatives. at a minimum, they're made by congress so i don't think congress really has the say here i think it's up to the people through their local representatives. it's just like with lockdowns. some states, like california, they think lockdowns work. i don't. i think we've proven that, but if california wants to lockdown, they have the authority to do it

the president shouldn't mandate it for them or anybody else nor should he be mandating the vaccine. i think it's going to cause people not to get the vaccine. we're making some progress in terms of convincing people to take the jab and i think this is going to set us back and i hate to say it but i think there was a political element to this too. pete: senator now it's going to cause people to lose their jobs because as the employee mandate kicks in employers are having to make really difficult decisions, and whether it's in the private or the public sector, there is a aurora oregon fire chief whose now suing oregon, his name is josh williams being mandated, his employees who have not gotten the shot, if they don't get it they're going to be fired here is what he said on fox news primetime. >> i've been in emergency verse for 28 years making decisions that impact people's lives every day. i can sure as hell make a decision what i put in my own body. i've made this decision basically what a has happened is the state of oregon also told me

as an employer that i can not employ a firefighter or a volunteer firefighter. they're telling me that come october 18 i have to get rid of those people and i'm not going to do it and i'm willing to lose my job over that. pete: forget about freedom. you're fired if you don't follow the mandate. >> yeah. well what also disturbs me is that the implicit message from the biden administration is that the people who choose not to be vaccinated are a bunch of ignorant trump voters who if they don't get vaccinated deserve to die. that's sort of the implicit message, and that's just simply not true. the vaccination rate in many of our inner cities among many of our minorities in the country, some of whom support republicans but many of whom support democrats, the vaccination rate is very very low, so if you really break it down and look at

whose not vaccinated, many people who make $50,000 or less are not vaccinated. they're the ones who are going to be hurt by the president's policy. now, why aren't people taking the vaccine? i think there are a multitude of reasons but one is, the american people, through bitter experience, have learned not to trust the federal government. this is not about the vaccine or the science. they don't trust the manager elite, in washington, and that's why i tell folks. look, the federal government did not make this vaccine. the private sector did. president trump provided the money, but this was not developed by some yahoos over at the department of health and social services. pete: or they'vevery had covid and believe that natural immunity and the antibodies they have are as robust as the vaccine as well, which seems to not count.

why won't they count that, real quick, senator. >> well, we need a very honest discussion led by dr. fauci if he's still running this thing about natural immunity. they don't want to talk about it but we need to talk about it. ainsley: senator thank you so much for coming on with us. pete: best of luck in louisiana. >> thank you. pete: turning now to another fox news alert. the family of 22-year-old gabby petito telling fox news they believe her boyfriend, brian lau ndrie knows exactly where she is. ainsley: his sister is speaking out about gabby's disappearance saying she hopes it's a big misunderstanding. steve: carley shimkus joins us live from outside laundrie's home in florida and carlie, eventually people are going to come out of that house and have to say something. reporter: they are going to eventually have to come out of the house, that's right. i got to tell you today is different than yesterday though, because there are a lot of police cars driving up and down the street and it's not because

of the laundrie family, but it's because we're here, and other media outlets are here, and our presence in this whole situation is affecting the neighbors, so it's affecting more than just the laundrie family from a logistical standpoint, as other people try to live their normal lives, as for the folks inside the laundrie house, steve, you said they have to come out eventually. that's true, but i haven't seen any movement, besides that one light flick on earlier this morning, but brian's sister , she is speaking out, and she referred to gabby as sort of like a member of the family. take a listen. >> obviously, me and my family want gabby to be found safe. she's like a sister and my children love her and all i want is for her to come home safe and sound and this to be just a big misunderstanding. reporter: meanwhile, gabby's parents are begging brian's parents to help them, take a

listen to this statement they issued through their lawyer yesterday. >> we are writing this letter to ask you to help find our daughter. we understand you're going through a difficult time and your instinct is strong to protect your son. we believe you know the location of where brian left gabby. we beg you to tell us. how could you let us go through this pain? reporter: now, gabby was last known to be in grand teton on august 25 and she went missing while touring national parks with her boyfriend but their road trip wasn't as perfect as it appeared on social media. moab utah police releasing body camera footage that shows the couple after they had gotten into a physical fight. >> [crying] it's like ocd. >> she gets worked up sometimes and i try and distance myself

from her. reporter: utah police say they are actively looking into any connection between gabby's disappearance and a double homicide of a newlywed couple at a campground outside moab. still, police here in northport are stressing that this is still a missing person situation, and they don't expect any criminalit y as of this morning. pete: this morning. steve: thank you, carlie. covered in the new york post today, tell us where gabby is. ainsley: that's all you have to do. say where you saw her last. and the mom apparently told us last night that she's been trying to call his mom, and she won't pick-up the phone. she won't answer her phone call. steve: it's a terrible story. ainsley: a mother to a mother a momma needs answers you know? steve: we just want some answers ainsley: right. steve: all right, meanwhile, we want answers on this too. the taliban still preventing stranded americans from flying out of afghanistan. what should the white house do about that? what can the white house do

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here. you know, the spokesman for the state department ned price said they've pulled every level available to them. there's americans stuck and others, allies elsewhere, what do you make of the situation? are they pulling every lever? do they have any levers? >> well we don't have a lot of levers, pete, that's the problem such a lame decision, and so irresponsible that keep that date certain on 31 august, when we saw that the taliban was dramatically impeding and presenting obstacles to getting our people out. we have huge anecdotal evidence, you do, i do, everybody whose been connected with people have been trying to get out have been screaming about that for two weeks, so the taliban was the problem. i mean, the conversation should have gone something like this. mr. taliban, we're going to stay here an extra month to get our people out. you guys have caused most of the problem and if you're going

to interfere with that, let me tell you, mr. taliban, you have never been in a more vulnerable position since 2001. we know where all of your people are. if you want to live in bunkers for your time trying to run this country, just fire a shot at us, while we're trying to get our people out, because that's what's going to happen. we know you're in the cities and we know you're in kabul and you'll pay the price for it and you'll keep paying the price for it, not just one-time, but continuously pay it. i think we had plenty of leverage then, pete, and we walked away from that leverage, and that's why they are holding us hostage. what other word can you describe for this situation that we have? and i hope to god that we are not giving them bags of money like the obama administration did with the iranians to get our people out. that be on a scale here that would just ripple around the world about taking americans hostages and this administration

is going to pay handsomely for that, no, that's not what we should be doing. pete: you're right rather than one ounce of what you just articulated the prospect of a ransom payment seems more likely than any stiffening of this this as sources close to the americans on the ground there say the state department indicated to groups they are on their own to negotiate their way out. again, americans still stranded, but general, i've got to get -- >> let me comment on that. there is some progress made with the veterans groups like pineapple and others and ngo's with the state department and defense and they put together a tasks force actually giving them a facility to work out with so they are no longer treating those groups like nuisance or stiffing them. they recognize they are value- added. why? because they have all of the names and contacts with the people. as you know so well, i mean that's the reality of this thing that process is coming together, not as quick as the group leader

s would want but nonetheless they are talking to each other and let's see if we can make some progress based on that. it remains to be seen. we're all very skeptical here. pete: real quick, australia signed a new deal with the uk and our country, which will lead to acquiring nuclear powered submarines, very important in the backyard of the communist chinese, even if that deal didn't mention china which it did not. france feels stabbed in the back , however, because they were supposed to have a arms deal with australia. what do you make of all of this? >> well first of all, this couldn't come at a better time, after the afghanistan debacle and what that did to shake our allies around the world and en bold en our adversary so here we're making a deal with the australians to up- gun them to give them nuclear power, conventional armed submarines. the advantage here is nuclear powered submarines can run long, until they run out of food, fuel is not an issue but here is the operational issue, they can run silent. they along with the uk and u.s.

submarines can get close to the coastal waters of china where all their offensive missiles, where they have a decided advantage over us, where they can take down our surface ships or push them back where they are no longer vulnerable then they can't contribute. this is a major step forward in up-gunning what we need to do to counter china and i give credit to the australians here because china slapped them hard when they criticized them over the origins of the coronavirus and they shut them down in terms of 30% australian imports and that obviously caused a problem. they're stepping up and that's what we need and this is a good thing. france, listen, was going to sell diesel, submarines making a lot of noise, can't run silent, not as operationally effective and geopolitically listen, the french are cooperating, i think, to a degree with china, that the united states, britain and our allies in the region,

find offensive, and geopolitical ly this is a good thing as well, because france just is not going to stand up to china. pete: if you think, general, it's a sign of us standing up to the chinese that's a great sign. general jack keane, thank you so much for your time we appreciate it. >> yeah, great talking to you. pete: great talking to you. all right, perceivers pays off we'll bring you the story of a farm worker turned at young protesters natural immunity who didn't land the job with nasa until his 12th try part of our celebration of national hispanic heritage month and justin moore notching his tenth number one hit on country radio. a special all-american concert series performance coming up. >> ♪

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since been resolved after several customers tweeted saying the airlines app and website were down. the outage reportedly caused flight delays and even cancellations. united says it's working to get customers on their flights. >> get vaccinated or get out. a landlord in south florida is reportedly forcing tenants out of their apartments if they don't have their covid shot. jasmine urby joined us earlier and ultimately left her home with her two children. >> two weeks is not long enough to get the shot, as everybody knows, and two weeks is definitely not long enough to pack all my things and leave either. jillian: a spokesperson says that landlord is in violation of the state law that bans vaccine mandates. that is a look at your headlines ainsley i'll send it to you. ainsley: thank you so much jillian. well this morning we are celebrating hispanic heritage month by highlighting the history and the achievements of hispanic and latino americans fox news correspondent alicia ac

unia joins us with more reporter: good morning, ainsley, netflix is making a movie about the light of man we are about to introduce you to, jose is a first generation mexican american and he didn't speak english until he was 12 years old. his story begins in the fields of california where he worked with his family, underneath skies he would one day reach for >> jose was born in california into a family of migrant farm workers who followed the yearly harvest. >> two months in southern california, two months in central california, five months in northern california and then we would high tail it back down to my parent's hometown in mexico. >> each year, jose and his siblings would attend three different schools in the u.s. , and continue studying in their grand into's kitchen in mexico. when he was in fifth grade, jose decided when he grew up, he wanted to be an astronaut. >> if you can picture a 10- year-old watching on a black and white vacuum tube technology

the very last apollo mission, apollo 17. >> that night, jose, who wouldn't learn to speak english for another two years told his dream to his father salvadore, a man with a third grade education >> he pointed outside and said you know picking fruits and vegetables saturdays and sundays and seven days during the week during the summer and i said yes , and he pointed to my book and said you put that effort there and when you go and get a job you put it in your job. always give more than what people expect out of you. >> that advice drive him to earn an engineering degree and apply to nasa's at astronaut training program 11 times before being accepted on the 12th. in august, 2009. >> booster ignition and liftoff >> he blasted into orbit as flight engineer on the space shuttle discovery for a two-week mission to deliver supplies to the international space station. not long after, he retired from the space program.

>> i think i made the right decision because that allowed me to spend quality time and guide my kids through what i consider the very critical pre-teen to teenage years and set them upon their path to life in a very very positive way. >> he started an engineering consulting firm and bought a small vindicated yard where he produces his own wine, with his father's help. the migrant boy, who once harvested grapes for others comes full circle. >> it's not easy, but it's not impossible, because hard work and an education will be able to allow you to achieve just about any dream you have. >> a message he shares through his non-profit, reaching for the stars. >> we work in the central valley of northern california and expose kids to stem careers. science, technology, engineering and math. >> most of all he shares his parent's encouragement. >> i tell them the story of my mom who sits us down every day after school, and is there with

us, making sure we did our homework. they gave me much more than writing a tuition check because they didn't give me a tuition check. they couldn't pay for college. >> one of jose's biggest rewards is seeing his impact on others like the young man who recognized him in an airport. >> he says, you know, you came to my school and you talked to my school, and you talked about being an engineer, and i just want to let you know that last year, i graduated from college and it's because of you. seeing you as an engineer, allowed me to believe i could be an engineer. >> full circle, and beyond. >> it's okay to have different color skin. it's okay to speak english with an accent, but if you work hard and you study, you can achieve the american dream. >> this year, nasa hold jose, why did you include him in a group of astronauts and ainsley,

when nasa called for permission, jose said he told them he just wanted to make sure it wasn't going to end up a doomsday asteroid that comes crashing to earth and everyone be mad at him so he's still humble. ainsley: rejected 11 times before they accepted him beautiful story thank you so much. well don't go anywhere, geraldo is coming up next and country music star justin moore joins us for a special concert series performance. >> ♪ - oh...oh. - what's going on? - oh, darn! - let me help. lift and push and push! there... it's up there. hey joshie... wrinkles send the wrong message. help prevent them with downy wrinkleguard. feel the difference with downy.

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is deeply inconsistent, he's not even in the chain of command it would have been a tragic horrible thing to do. steve: you got former secretary of state mike pompeo and new jersey former governor chris christie joins us earlier this morning, reacting to the study report, that joint chiefs chairman mark milley undermined the trump adminitration in secret calls a couple of them to china to give them a heads up and ask questions. a growing course of lawmakers and former military officials now calling on the general to resign. here with reaction, fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera. geraldo good morning to you. geraldo: hey, steve, how are you steve: i'm doing okay although you gotta figure mark milley is trying to figure out okay if i can just tell my story he's going to tell his story on tuesday but from what we've seen so far what do you make of the general's story? >> well i like what secretary pompeo and the governor christie said, even the republican moderates like myself who appreciate that general milley

was probably trying to avoid any misunderstanding, tragic misunderstanding during that tumultuous time in our history, misunderstanding among the chinese that it might have led to conflict, we worry that the next chairman of the joint chiefs who feels that his boss doesn't have the mental capacity to do the job of president of the united states, and then tries to do foreign policy on his own, we worry about that. it certainly deserves investigation but i think these calls for resignation are certainly pre mature, but we have civilian control of the military that is the american way, that is the american constitution, and so general milley, what he did kind of smacks of what general mike flynn did and got him into a lot of hot water for but general milley is a good soldier that deserves a fair hearing, we have to listen to exactly what he said. it could be just called up hey, how you doing? chinese defense secretary just want you to know, nothings going to happen here that's going to cause any trouble, we're

certainly going to let you know before we attack you. i mean, if the american chairman of the joint chiefs of staff told me and i was the boss of china, don't worry, we're not going to attack you and i was the chinese counterpart i'd say, i'm worrying. now i'm worrying i wasn't before but now i'm worrying. it deserves an investigation. steve: it's coming on capitol hill there's oversight. i think the average american though had no idea that the two of them were picking up the phone playing phone tag, hey , how you doing what's happening? but ultimately, it sounds like, geraldo, the narrative for this bob woodward book in the way they have, and this is the parts kind of getting lost, is that general milley was a voice of reason, at this time, when the president was doing some crazy stuff, and he was nuts and general milley was going to make sure we didn't blow each other up. geraldo: well the president was doing some crazy stuff during that time in my opinion, steve, but we have a 25th amendment for exactly that reason. we have a process, a

constitutional process to remove a president who is a threat to the republic. you can't have a soldier taking that responsibility. it smacks of the military assuming civilian control, a coo , and we don't like that, but he's too good a soldier, milley, i don't believe that he really intended to conduct foreign policy on his own, but it certainly deserves a probe, steve. steve: well, absolutely. it's coming next week on capitol hill. geraldo thank you very much have a great weekend. geraldo: okay, steve you too. steve: meanwhile, 13 minutes before the top of the hour, where's the umbrella, you had an umbrella a little while ago. reporter: it let up, i'm so excited, my friends from long island are here. what is your name? >> carl. >> very nice thank you for coming let's take a look at the weather because it was rain ing but it has let up but it is a little grey out here i'm not going to lie 69 right now in new york city, a light breeze, if you have the hair do happening, it's going to wreck it a little but that's okay it's

a friday and we love fridays. past 24 hours we do have the potential for showers and thunderstorms across the upper midwest and the great lakes. you can see where we had some reports of hail and damaging winds, but that is going to move on east ward and bring the potential for some showers and thunderstorms across portions of the interior northeast, flood advisories are still in place because of the remnants of nicholas, and there's the rest of your forecast we actually have cooler weather moving out towards the northwest, it's still hot, over the south, wildfire danger is elevated over some of these areas across the west and we're still watching the tropics although nothing imminent which is great news. you want to say hi to pete and steve and ainsley? >> oh, hi, pete, steve, and ainsley, we watch you every day, my husband does at least. >> love your show. >> all right it's a friday! woohoo! watch your hair do. steve: will do. ainsley: tell them we said hello , we love our long island viewers. let's check in with dana perino for what's coming up at the top of the hour. dana: hi guys good to see you on that curvy couch.

the mystery deepens where is missing woman gabby petito. the boyfriend's family breaking its silence, gabby's step-father responds plus an american citizen stranded in afghanistan. she says she was the proper documents and what she is and isn't hearing from the state department will have her on. plus, chris wallace, steve hilton and the friday money team will join us at the top of the hour so if you finish with " fox & friends" come over to us at 9:00 back to you guys on the couch. pete: thank you, dana stick with them, you will not regret it. you got it. all right you would know him from hits like "why we drink", yes? and "small town usa" now country music star justin moore is celebrating his tenth number one single. ainsley: it is from his latest album called "straight out of the country" and you can hear him sing favorites like these on his current tour. steve: but first, justin moore joins us live, from the road for the all-american summer concert series and a special performance of that number one single we didn't have much brought to us by our friends at best western hotels and resorts good morning to you.

where are you? >> good morning, guys. i don't even know, to be honest with you. i think we're in pennsylvania, or somewhere up in this area, but we're certainly happy to be back out on the road even though we don't know where we are. ainsley: what's it like being back on the road? >> it's awesome. there's nothing you can do at your house to kind of replicate the feeling of connecting with fans and then walking on a stage and having that opportunity or that creative outlook, which is why we all got into this business in the first place , to play music live, and so it's great to be back out on the road for sure. pete: it's pretty cool there are plenty of one hit wonders and you're a 10 hit wonder, you've got 10 number ones. how do you do that? >> you to, i have a great team

around you, we have 10 number ones and probably 10 other big hit records, and if you'd told me that when i signed my record deal 14 years ago, that we be in this position, 14 years later, i would have thought you were nuts , so got a great team around me, both on the road and back in nashville, keeping this thing going from label to management, et cetera. i learned a long time ago, if you walk in a room and you're the smartest person, leave. >> [laughter] >> got a lot of people around me a whole lot smarter than me. steve: we're about to hear a song you shot it in montana, right? >> we did, yeah. it's a really awesome venue out in montana. beautiful setting, we had a beautiful day that day, and so yeah, it was a lot of fun. steve: okay well you don't know where you are right now, but we know you were in montana

when you shot this. ladies and gentlemen, as part of our all-american concert tour, brought to us by our friends at best western hotels and resorts, here is justin moore with "we didn't have much." >> ♪ tonka trucks and gi joes, jumping those hills with luke and bo, plastic cap guns and a swimming hole, don't get no dirt on your church clothes, win or lose, we cheer for the braves, ten percent in the offering plate, sunday chicken and a nascar race, sure be nice to get back to that place ♪ ♪ and there was dirt on daddy's clothes, from putting that bacon

on mama's stove dog barking in the yard at a truck we don't know, all we had was us, had a little tiny house and a lot of love, we had it all when we didn't have much ♪ ♪ 18, left it all behind, chasing a girl, chasing a dime, went so far to try to get mine, i can't see that old porch light , that led me home at night ♪ ♪ there was dirt on daddy's clothes, from putting that bacon on momma's dog barking in the yard at a truck we don't know, all we had was us, had a little bitty house and a lot above, we had it all when we didn't have much, ♪ when we

didn't have much. ♪ i can still hear grandma reading, that redler book of john, i can still smell coffee in the kitchen, with old don williams on. and there was dirt on daddy's clothes, from putting that bacon on mama's stove, dog barking in the yard at a truck we don't know, all we had was us , had a little bitty house and a lot above, we had it it all when we didn't have much, had it all when we didn't have much, little bitty house and a lot a love, we had it all when we didn't have much ♪

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happy birthday. >> ♪ ♪ . >> you waited all morning. >> the story there is levi. i feel old. i am not old. i am 39. it age feels weird. i don't know. >> next year is the big one? >> i know. >> start planning it now. >> my friends are already asking. what are we doing? >> [cheers and applause]. >> the big one next year. >> next year. >> oh, my goodness. >> you did this all yourself? thank you. wow! >> we are so glad you were born. >> and you were born on monday. >> we all have birthdays

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