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[national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ will: good morning and welcome to "fox & friends" on this saturday morning. will cain, rachel campos-duffy and pete hegseth. glad to have you this morning on "fox & friends." pete: yes, we are. and the steady cam is back. rachel: it's back.

pete: right here so close we can touch it. rachel: i filled in last week for ainsley and they brought it out. i have seen it before and it does make for more action. pete: moves around a little bit. will: look at that. pete: fancy. it is fancy. rachel: boys and their toys. will: randomly get up and walk over there and it will follow you. you can stay with this news as well because it's absolutely jaw dropping, appalling if you will. the migrant camp, the shanty town down in del rio, texas has been taken down. where did all the migrants go? 30,000 people maids their way across the border since september 9th. where are they now? 12,400 expected to have their cases heard by immigration judge. pete, you and i were talking before the show this morning, as we talk about these numbers. remember 12,400 somewhere in the process in the pipeline. another 5,000 right now being

processed by dhs. the truth is, that 17,000 we don't really know then where they are or where they will end up. another thousand have returned to mexico. another 2,000 have been deported. but the best answer is. the vast majority of these individuals ended up, your guess is as good as ours. pete: that's exactly right. those photos right there with the bulldozers is the perfect finishing job for this administration. all they wanted was that photo, a clean up for the after photo for c. in n so they could say the camp is gone. nothing see here it's all done. will, you read off the numbers the 2,000 deported to me is almost the only number that matters. everyone else is in, quote: removal proceedings. all of which means they have been released into the united states to report for a notice to appear or a notice to report which means it's on them to report and we know the numbers, rachel. >> we have, very rarely, if we look at historical data folks come here illegally walk up to an office office and say i'm going to, you know, show up.

rachel: right. we know there is a backlog for hearing these cases so i mean the chances that you would even be called or that you could even show up is like two or three years down the road. you know, well, you can't throw them out because they're -- they have been here all this time. so what you saw there and i'm glad you brought up that image, pete, that is the photo op. they didn't like the first photo op. now they want to show it's cleared. what's happened is everyone has moved into the interior. this is now the problem of many little towns in texas who can't handle, don't have the resources. i have told you before that i know people in town along the southern border of texas and arizona who say they can't take their child to the hospital. they have to travel 100 miles away because their hospitals are so full of people who really aren't supposed to be here. the message being sent by the way to the rest of the world who also wants to come in. look, there is a small minority of people who are out of power who are upset about this.

the guys in charge they are saying come on in. will: we are requesting to be talking to people from that del rio area later today on "fox & friends." rachel you brought up images and talk about. pete you hosted prime all this week. rachel: did you a great job. will: rachel you were on the show this week. i'm getting a first time to address this what has happened this week regarding an image is absolutely appalling. i use that word on top of the show because what we see is all of the power of the federal government, the highest offices in the land come down, really honestly on a single individual. this one horseback border patrol officer. two of them in the images, but you have seen at this point, a border patrol officer cutting off almost like using a cut are horse, intercepting the path of migrants, twirling his reins which are used to guide a horse obviously and that being reduced to whipping migrants.

a lie, a lie told from every angle from social media to will mainstream media to the highest office in the land. watch this. >> to see people treated like they did, horses barely -- running over people being strapped, it's outrageous, i promise you those people will pay. >> it also evoked images of some of the worst moments of our history where that kind of behavior has been used against the indigenous people of our country has been used against african-americans during times of slavery. we know that those images painfully conjured up the worst elements of our nation's ongoing battle against systemic racism. will: before we discuss the merits of that why once again was kamala harris laughing when she described something about the whipping of indigenous people in this nation. i didn't get the joke. rachel: i think it's a nervous tick, will.

is he twirling his reins. none of these people talking have been on arrests. who you have been on a horse. most people in texas have been on a horse around horses. it's obvious that the border patrol is trying to do. honestly, i don't think these people have any idea. i don't think they have been on a horse. joe biden has never been to the border. kamala harris has never been to the border. they don't know what the hell is going on. our border patrol, let me just say this again, not only are they the greatest humanitarian organization in the western hemisphere, they're also a majority/minority force. over 50% hispanic and i'm going to tell you because i hate to talk about politics, politics have come into this especially in the state of texas, will. and there are huge amount of hispanic families who have a very proud history of law enforcement in texas. who are so deeply offended by this. the democrats were already losing hispanics in huge numbers because of a lot of other reasons, economic and so forth.

i'm telling you, this is an insult to the border patrol and the border patrol is latino and latinos make a difference in texas. pete: very much is. when the story first came out, the images first came out. when we were covering i thought this is a descrction, that's all it is. don't even cover it. it's not even worth talking about. but, of course, as the left always does, they take the biggest distraction away from the real problem and they amplify, amplify and double down. these statements are two days after those photos have been debunked. they have all been debunked no. one was whipped, no one was strapped, no one was run over. yet, when joe biden was asked at question, the question was please talk to me about the crisis at the border. and his only answer was the strapping of migrants by horsebacked patrol. it's all a lie. it's all a sham. it's because the problem is the pr problem not the reality. and we -- we fall for it because you need to defend these amazing men that do this job. but ultimately they want the distraction. will: to be clear, everyone

watching at home can put themselves in this situation. your boss created a problem. make no mistake this is a problem created by the biden administration. we can see the statistics and incentives. your boss creates a problem. then you try to clean up the problem and your boss, based upon a lie, throws you under the bus. now that would be a call i think in a lot of places to quit, to find a new job. and don't be surprised except for out of the sense of duty if you saw border patrol walk away from their job. i don't know why you would. rachel: isn't that what they want to have happen, will? it may be what they want. this is brandon judd from the national border patrol council. and here what he has to say. he says this is a bunch of horse crap. >> i'm beyond ticked off right now. why have an investigation he has already made up his mind? he has already decided that they did wrong. i'm telling you right now, stuart, not one of those haitians were hit with a strap. they are going to pull those straps. they will take the d.n.a. they will find that not one individual was hit. then he says that they were running them over with the horses. those horses are trained to cut

people off. they do not run directly at those people. this is no pun intended this is horse crap. i mean, i cannot even begin to tell you how upset i am right now that they have already made their conclusions without an investigation. that's politics. he is politicizing law enforcement and this goes right along the narrative of defund the police. pete: there is video of this and all of it came from one photo. talk to the man who took the photo because he was there his name is paul rochestery, and he photographed here is what he said about the photo he took some of the haitian men started running trying to go around the horses hop the border. i have never seen them whip anyone. he was swinging it but it canning misconstrued when you are looking at a picture and that's what they have done. they have misconstrued ever since. rachel: the person that needs to

quit is alejandro mayorkas. his job is homeland security. secure our homeland. as you brought up at the very beginning, there are thousands of people that we have no idea where they went. he can't account for it he won't account for it. they have no idea. this is tens of thousands. exactly. this is your job. your job is to take care of the homeland. you failed. you should be fired. but, instead, they are going to blame the guy who is doing his job. pete: by the way none of them tested for covid. he admitted that at the podium. not a single person in bidenville was tested. they were released. rachel: refused to give the numbers. asked by senator johnson very quickly why did you come in this hearing and not bring us numbers of who is in our country, how many were released, how many are in detention. no numbers. will: it was a liability upon a lifetime achievement i think everyone involved in the process knew it was a lifetime achievement that means we need to ask more questions about why go all in on a lifetime achievement we will talk about that more throughout the morning. here is a fascinating moment

this week just from yesterday from "the view" on abc where chaos erupted. watch this. >> there seems to be something happening here that i'm not 100 percent aware of. >> i need the two of you to step off for a second. >> anna and. >> bring you back later. >> and we will tell you why. >> more information later. it's a tease. >> we will tell you why in a couple of minutes. shall i introduce the vice president? >> yes. >> okay. so vice president. >> no. will: what you see there is navarro and sunning' of "the view" testing positive for covid and removed from the set just before vice president kamala harris. >> what i just saw is entirely performative. you have been on "the view." i have been on "the view" many times. they are in a group make up room. it's not like our makeup rooms here that are individuals. that is a group makeup room. so, if sunny and anna car row

have covid. they have already exposed those two. and those two are still on the set. this shows what a sham this entire thing is it's entirely performative. and by the way those women are all vaccinated. biggest karens on tv. they can go on in to restaurants but i can't. and pete can't in new york city. but we have 26 times better natural immunity protection than their vaccine. will: rachel points out entirely performative. i thought the same thing for a different reason. what rachel is talking about the morning meeting at "the view" is in a make up room. they are discussing the show one hour together. that means they are in tight confines together. rachel: talking. will: if you are doing the contact tracing thing all of them have to be off the show. will. rachel: and the producers and the makeup artist and the hair, everyone is in the same room.

will: here is what i wondered if you look at the beginning of "the view" they are all seated atta table equally distanced apart from each other. when they come back from commercial break they're sitting like this, right? they're all far apart. they're automatically socially distanced. out of blue 15 second into the are show oops, two of you have to go. to me i'm wondering was that staged for television? mixed messages were right during the commercial break oh, gosh, you have to socially distanced sunny and anna. and then 20 seconds later somebody else gets in their ear no, no, they have to get off the set completely. i don't know if it's complete chaos or staged for television. but that's completely suspect. peter: either way they got us talking about it there is a possibility, i have never been in the makeup room of "the view." rachel: that i would like to see. [laughter] pete: never going to happen. either way, maybe they took a rapid test and the results came in right there. will: no way. that did not happen. pete: that's not possible? will: she has done this. those tests are done well ahead

of time. pete: it is true. will: well ahead of time. rachel: do you think maybe they came in and they took the test and, you know, because they didn't read the test right before or, who knows? ing criticizing them and saying wow, you know, this was a national security risk. they should have had these tests done hours before. there is no national security risk. kamala harris was vaccinated. she is fairly healthy. i mean, maybe joy who is elderly, i don't know if anyone is overweight on that set, but, other than that, really everybody is fine. pete: all very performative. just like the masks, like they take them on and take them off. rachel: when you snack there is no covid on the plane you can eat but then you have to put it up. or which when you walk into the restaurant you have to it wear your mask but if you sit down can you take to have. pete: maybe the whole thing was a ruse to make shoe she could talk for mine minutes.

rachel: the show became about and this then kamala was sort of like the side show. it oh well. "the view." always drama. will: kabuki theater. a student showing his support for law enforcement is berated by one of his classmates in a shocking video. >> you are wrong. >> you have -- you are offensive. police lives matter? >> i'm not racist. >> you are a racist. your sticker is racist. will: the campus clash straight ahead. >> former president trump is back on the rally speech tonight in georgia. how you can watch the speech as the 2024 rumors heat up. ♪ ♪

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her case brian laundrie is still missing. overnight his family's attorney telling the "new york post" he did not take his phone or washington when he left his florida home last week. a courageous rescue caught on police body camera. an officer running towards the house fire in arizona to save a man from a second story balcony. watch this. >> i'm going to catch you. i got you. i got you just land on me, bro, you are good. >> you good? >> peoria, arizona officer kyle are you toton catching the man in his arms as he jumped to escape the fire. the department says thanks to are you toton's actions the man was not hurt, the cause of the fire is unknown now. get ready for today's college football showdown. the 12th ranked notre dame fighting irish will face off against 18th ranked wisconsin beacialtion at soldier field in

chicago. you can watch all the action today at noon eastern only on fox pregame coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. my daughter will be at that game with her fiance. pete: i guess that makes sense. they are meeting in the middle in chicago. rachel: you are right about that. will: geographically. pete: this next story, wait until you see this video. maybe you have. if you haven't, it's a student found it's of being racist while studying because of a laptop and a sticker. this is your alma mater. rachel: it is i'm a sun devil. pete: arizona state university, a college student, white college student confronted for what was on his laptop and who he was. will: and where he was. pete: and where he was as well. we will get to that. >> what did i do wrong? >> you have a -- >> you are offensive. police lives matter? >> you are making me uncomfort. >> but you are white. do you understand a

multicultural space that means you are not being sen soared. >> asking you to leave. if you have any consideration for people of color? >> you are racist. your sticker is racist because police? that's a job. you can choose to be a police. i don't choose to be black. you can choose to be a cop. you can choose to kill people with a badge and you are protecting that [bleep] which means that you're racist. >> trying to defend offend you guys. >> this kills people because they kill people like me and like us, right? you are promoting our murderers. rachel: those boys couldn't choose to be white either by the way this whole thing is so outrageous. it is my alma mater. it is embarrassing. what the hell is a multicultural room. pete: stunt that mean every culture? rachel: yeah. exactly. they say white is not a culture pete. will: one of the boys brought that up it's multiculture she

says white is not a culture. >> the entire thing, these girls regurgitate every woke line, almost unthinking like it was handed to them out of a cracker jack box. as you listen to this clip they seem to be rattle off cliches and true. truism in succession andaggress. what you realize when you watch this entire thick. it's all about aggression and offense and all what we have done to our osociety of pitting people against one another and we have created an environment where have you an excuse to just, you know, i don't want to use the word assault because that's tortured context. but, pit people against each other in the most divisive way possible. rachel: make people upset with race. here is what jason whitlock had to say last night on tucker carlson. >> if you are against racism, it shouldn't matter who is a racism is directed at. you should be offended and appalled by this. i certainly am. this is not healthy for our country.

there are people that made incredible sacrifices for me, for tucker carlson, for the kids on that asu campus. and the sacrifices they made weren't about us living segregated lives and telling people no you don't belong here you can't be here because of the color of your skin. this is appalling and we have to stand up against this. pete: yeah. the level of sort of to your point, will, what you were saying the level of indoctrination is stunning. i can't imagine walking into a room where someone has a black lives matter sticker on their computer and they are black and i'm confronting them for who they are and what that statement is. these students are confronted for being white and supporting the police on a campus in america today. that's all the video is ultimately. they did nothing wrong. they said nothing to anybody. we will see what arizona state says about it. >> what this says i was at that school i will age myself some 30

years ago. and we have gone backwards. you know, at the time, we were, you know, there were arguments about whether we should go into, you know, i think it was the war, what was the war. pete: gulf war? rachel: there was a lot of protest about the gulf war remember there was a lot of protest about that. there was the gulf war. and the groups were saying some things and didn't like that i was college republican and other latinos in college republican. but there was not this level of hate. we have gone backwards. pete: not each close. exactly right. rachel: we have gone backwards. this is why i like what jason whitlock had to say. this is scary. this is very scary because we are actually reversing the progress that we made. will: i always understood it was a party school. rachel: it was that, too. i will tell you it was the number one party school. i will just tell you it was the best four years of my life. that's all i'm going to say. will: arizona state you have that gone for you, the keen has

told fox news it's away of the video we will discuss with all students involved. pete: i wonder how that discussion will go. you are right. so close to actual like racial harmony and progress. we were too close. rachel: had go bang. pete: military members and veterans still working tirelessly to get it americans out of afghanistan. now questioning legitimacy. two vets helping the men and women left behind come up as well as fighting to fix the va. ♪

pete: while veterans attempt to rescue left behind americans and allies in afghanistan, the fbi is now reaching out to those, some of these groups and questioning their legitimacy. here to react to that and an update on the v.a. which we haven't talked about as much and we need to are founders of the

veterans for america first institute peter o'rourke and darren. peter, let me start with you. just a legacy of what's happened in afghanistan. started veterans for america first it doesn't feel like what we have done there to put americans first at all. >> thank you, pete, i appreciate you having us on this morning. it is troubling looking what's going on in afghanistan and now what's going on in our country. i can tell you what i know is the days leading up to the pull-out of afghanistan were beyond chaotic. i know from many that were desperate to try to help their friends, people that they worked with, wounded with, died with there. trying to get them out of the country. and it was heart breaking to watch a lot of efforts that were ultimately not successful since we have seen that there is americans and others that we were committed to there still there. pete: yeah. and they were left behind. and vets here looking around saying we promised that we would

stand by them and we did not. darren, you know, you were central to the efforts at the v.a. to bring choice and different opportunities. real opportunities to veterans under the trump administration. give us an update. we haven't covered it that much. what's happening at the v.a. right now. especially in the era of covid and what's your main focus? are things getting better or worse? >> well, hey, pete, thanks for having me on the show. you know, both peter o'rourke and i were in the trump administration and we helped do the mission act. and what we have seen, one of the reasons we formed the organization. v.a. is going totally backwards. president biden, he botched afghanistan. he left it americans behind and now he is leaving veterans behind. there is a terrible cancel culture at the v.a. now. they're literally canceling veterans appointments and denying them community care even wrote an op-ed saying that choice is an allusion. the allusion of choice. they don't believe in veterans

having the choice in healthcare. one that under trump veterans were getting on average 2.7 million appointments per month in 2019. under biden, in 2021 they are only getting 416,000 appointments per month. about 80% decline. hospitals take about an average 42 days to get a community care appointment. what the staff has been telling me how bad it is. i have a doctor at the v.a. telling me that under problem community care. under biden they have been told under this administration stop them from going to community as much as possible. a chief of staff at a hospital hey too many veterans are going into the community we reinterpreted the regulation. i have a medical center director tell me recently that they have been told to recapture the veterans. that means when you are in community care after you are done with your initial appointment, don't renew them. make them come back to the centers. this is a calculated effort to undo the advances and reforms we did. that's why we formed an

organization to stop this and move forward and put a spotlight on it. the bottom line is it hurts veterans and delays their care and we all know delayed care kills so biden's bottom line leaving veterans behind. is he delaying their care and hurting veterans. pete: peter, you were the chief of staff at the v.a. the core to the reforms if you can't be seen in a timely manner at a v.a. facility, then can you go to see a private doctor or community care. are you saying that basically the bureaucracy now at the v.a. is reversing that and saying no, no, no, we are going to jam you back into the system? >> pete, it's really simple concept. veterans deserve choice. they deserve to be able to say i want healthcare the way that's best for me. the v.a. struggles with that. the v.a. is a large organization that needs to justify its own existence. but every decision that the v.a. makes that lawmakers make, should start with the veteran in mind. and then end with the veteran in

mind. the v.a. wouldn't have this problem if we kept that first and foremost in the way that we approach dealing with benefits, whether that's -- whether a veteran needs to go see their their own doctor or go to the v.a. lots of veterans like the v.a. they get good healthcare at the v.a., sometimes. other times when they want to choose their own path on their healthcare choices we should be able to have them do that. pete: peter o'rourke, darren, the veterans 4 america first institute. thank you for carrying on the fight even though the administration doesn't want. to say thank you. >> thank you, pete. pete: you got it up next, pushing a false narrative. the left blowing these photos right here way out of proportion. mischaracterizing them and pressing president biden to punish border patrol agents for simply doing their job. tom homan sets the record straight. plus, we have a big show coming up. chad wolf, congressman it will

gimenez. all respond to the crisis at our southern border this morning.

will: suspect seen in this surveillance video showing and robbing a man in harlem. the photo shows the suspect following the elderly man into the apartment building, putting him in a chokehold and dropping him to the ground.

the suspect stole $500 from the man and ran off. the victim suffered neck and ankle pain but was not hospitalized. tonight former president trump will hold a save america rally in perry, georgia. several republican candidates will be there, including u.s. senate hopeful herschel walker and georgia secretary of state candidate jody hice. the rally starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch it all lyon fox nation.com. and a new poll shows some americans have already started their christmas shopping. >> beings excuse me. >> yes? >> i'm trying to find the doll. >> me, too. me, too. do you have any more in the back. [laughter] will: survey by u.gov asked when they plan to stop 16 percent said they're already ton in contrast. 16% of respondents said they do not plan to do any holiday shopping at all this year. pete: i like that. will: you like that?

pete: yeah. will: those are your headlines. check in with adam klotz for the weather. adam: big cool down in the eastern half of the country. that's not the case everywhere though. let's dive in to temperatures across the country. what you are seeing is early morning heat piled up in the center of the country. otherwise, do we have our forecast graphic that looks like they just didn't appear. there they are. cooler here on the eastern half of the country, cooler popping up in the midwest as every looking at 45 degrees here this morning in minneapolis. the only weather story and it's fairly quiet across the country this weekend as we head into the final weekend of september, some heavy rain still continuing to linger across portions of the dessert southwest. there are some flood watches and warnings, advisories in that region because of it. otherwise, we are also tracking hurricane sam currently a category 2 hurricane. >> that's going to jump up to a track 4. look at the path, it's going to pass to the north of the leeward

island no. fear of landfall in the next seven days. that is something we will be watching as it makes that move. back out here on fox square the weather is fantastic. those are your weather headlines. rachel, back in to you. rachel: thank you, adam. all right. well the biden administration condemning the images of border agents trying to control the surge of illegal immigrants in del rio, texas. >> to see people treated like they did, horses barely running over people being strapped. it's outrageous. i promise you those people will pay. >> our entire nation saw horrifying images that do not reflect who we are. we know that those images painfully conjured up the worst elements of our nation's ongoing battle against systemic racism. rachel: now the photographer of those pictures is setting the record straight saying i have never seen them whip anyone. he was swinging it but it canning misconstrued when you are looking at the picture.

retired acting ice director and fox news contributor tom homan joins us now to react. so. my reaction to all of this, tom, is it worked. we're not talking about open borders. we are talking about systemic racism all over the country and tying it to our police officers or our border patrol in this case. >> you know, the secretary of homeland security is a failure. rachel: yeah. >> to connect these officers to racism, that he was horrified. the only thing horrifying is he is still the secretary. every month he has been secretary the border numbers have gone up. they have said they went down by 4,000 last month. 4,000 encounters went down. 4,000 encounters went down more got-aways more border patrol agents on theward. more creditorsing the border. a failure he needs to go. he lies every time he goes down there and says the border is secure. is he lying. yesterday he sat behind the podium and lied to the american people. evidence made a comment that 12,000 people were put into a

deportation proceedings. let me be clear they were given ntr, notice to report. let me read you exactly what the notice to report says. subjects are currently not in removal proceedings. ice space was requested and denied. subject processed and released. that's what the ntr says. he stood on the stage yesterday and lied to the american people. he is an embarrassment to the position he holds. the president, he needs go. i have never seen a president attack the men and women who served this country so honorably. let me be clear these officers on short back did their job. let's not forget the haitians coming across that border violated a law. they committed a crime. law enforcement officers enforce that law they used the horse patrol used it for 100 years like the nypd does. i talked to five retired chiefs. they all told pee they can nothing wrong. i review the operational instructions. i reviewed the training manual. they did nothing wrong. they did their job and now they are being vilified. two retired commissioners said

they did nothing wrong. the acting commissioner troy miller you are a coward not sticking up for the men and women who serve their nation under your command. you know they did nothing wrong. speak up, you have worn the uniform you know they did nothing wrong. will times like this define the type of person you are. i'm so upset that they are attacking men and women of the border patrol. i'm lived. not taking about 8,000 lives these men and women have saved. they are not talking about the 26 border patrol agents who died in the line of duty because have you forced them on the border during a surge you created. and have to do 1,000 covid cases because you are ignoring title 42 and letting families and children. in not talking about the ice officers there injured on the flight. not talking about the officers overrun. finest 1% this country had and the administration is attacking them. i'm disgusted by every part of it. rachel: what's going to be the fallout for the rank and file. we know the biden administration is not supporting them. but it is a little shocking to

hear that the leaders of the border patrol are not defending their guys. they know this is a line, this is a narrative why the biden administration to deflect from the open borders and start talking about racism. how are the rank and file feeling will there just be more retirement? are they going to fight back? what can they do? >> you know, under this administration, with this democratic controlled congress, you are innocent until proven guilty. unless you are wearing a uniform. the morale of the border patrol all-time low. these men and women put their lives on the line every day for this nation. there is 124 of them that died in the line of duty at the national law enforcement memorial. i visit them every year. these men strap a gun to their hip. they put a kevlar vest on. standing on the line 2:00 a.m. in the morning when you and i are sleeping. defending our nation and now they are being attacked for it what's going to happen? morale going to continue to decline. i don't think can get any lower. men and women are going to keep putting their lives on the line.

even though their commander-in-chief. first speech he claimed the last administration stood on the river banks and watched children die of starvation. is he talking about the men and women defending this nation on the frontline. who is saving lives. they save lice. they don't take lives. and they never watched anybody starve to death. i watched border patrol agents even on the bridge they help deliver babies and brought food to. they. rachel: i know. >> border patrol is the only humanitarian piece of the border biden administration border policies. his policies are inhumane. the border patrol are the finest people i have ever met. i have worn that uniform. my retired badge on the wall over there these are the finest people highest training in the nation. and i'm upset that this president is commander-in-chief and vice president and the secretary. rachel: tom, thank you for joining us, more "fox & friends" next. ♪

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country running. dad arthur stuart and his son john join us now. glad to have you with us this morning and glad to be focusing on a small business that you know, operates behind the scenes to keep america running. what cammeron focuses on. tell us what cammeron energy does. >> first, good morning, will, thanks for having us on. you know we have seen mike rowe do a bunch of these interviews. we figured how hard could it be? [laughter] the show itself really is quite unique. it shows things that you wouldn't get to see unless you came out into the woods with us. so short of that which you are welcome to do any time, will, short of that, having the cameras out there you are not going to see this anywhere else on tv. they were putting cameras absolutely everywhere. i don't think it's studio policy but one of the film crew guys said it's not a real shoot unless we break a go pro and they tried pretty damn hard.

>> see on the program folks drilling new wells, we will have a well tender out there. our roustabout can fix anything and sure enough he has to fix a lot of things on the show. pretty much the things that happen every day they filmed it all. >> just our normal everyday work, which is dramatic enough without having to contrive anything. it's just going to be honest, good, hard work. will: i may take you guys up on that. i might go out in the field with you. i would love to see some stuff firsthand. what i love about this as well the story of oil and gas is really -- you cannot separate it from the story of america. and it's not big oil. it's not big gas. it's not exxon. it's wild caters, risk takers, people drilling holes in the ground looking for a fortune and how to put this country on the right track. here we are, this is a small company, your company takes us back to the start of this entire

industry. >> mike rowe has a great line he says that oil is the lifeblood of modern society. he gets it so right. you can't touch anything today that's not made of oil. we're in the middle of covid for a year and a half. we have been using plastic products. we have used medical products. they are all made out of oil and natural gas. maybe more important than anything, 95% of the world's transportation is powered by oil. and that's not getting less. we are growing our oil consumption every year by a million barrels a day more this year than last year. >> and you are absolutely right, will. this is where it all started. we are in western pennsylvania. and 1859 the drake well was the first successful oil well drilled anywhere in the world. will: yeah. >> literally the well that saved whale from being hunted to extinction for their oil. will: carrying on that

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ walk 500 miles ♪ and i would walk 500 more ♪ to see a man who walked 500 miles. rachel: welcome back. it is "fox & friends," 7:00. in the morning here on eastern time and that's the proclaimers "i'm going to walk 500 miles" i remember that song. i can't see that far. pete: i am not making it up i love that song. played it on a loop.

put your cd on repeat do that with this song. will: never. rachel: what would you put on repeat? will: what year was this song? rachel: ba? pete: early 90's. will: early 90's i would have put on garth brooks. made a real hard transition from rap music to country music at that time. if you asked me like 88 it would have been music the hearing earlier and then transitioned into garth brooks. it was a hard u-turn. pete: brooks and dunn i went through solid brooks and dunn. will: my stepsister went to see brooks and dunn. they had travis troy smith tritp for them. shout out to knee on moon. rachel: i love that song. will: great song, isn't it? rachel: we got to get to the border down in where you are from. pete: voo we have all been to the border. you have been to the border.

i know you have been to the border. rachel: i'm going back to the border probably this coming month and there is a lot of action. and peter doocy, by the way, has been on this story and really making the white house very uncomfortable. here he is pressing jen psaki on why the president will not go to the border. listen. >> why hasn't president biden ever visited the southern border? >> what would you like him to do at the southern border and what impact do you think that would have on the policies? pete: why doesn't he want to go. >> i don't think it's an issue of wanting to go. it's an issue of what is most constructive to address as what we see as a challenging situation at the border and a zone immigration system. pete: why is this the one crisis then that he thinks he can imagine better from here without having seen it than going to the southern border. >> i can assure you the president is well aware of what the challenges are in our broken immigration system, something he watched closely over the last four years. rachel: i get so upset when they

keep saying broken immigration system. our system works. interest is a lot of people right now who are in line to get into our country and do it properly and legally who are really ticked off that these people get to come in without following the law. the laws are there. there is a process maybe we could try to streamline that process. make it easier 'but this is not the immigration. this is why the immigration process is broken because this is unfair to those who are doing it properly. will: yeah. there is a lot to upset you in that clip right there. first of all i think jen psaki's tone towards peter doocy is unacceptable it's perfectly legitimate question and she acts like it's absurd to ask why biden hasn't visited the place the source of this crisis and expand it beyond obviously what's taking place in front of our eyes to the broken immigration system. a good-follow up by the way. what do you mean by that? what is a broken immigration system? please describe that for me?

pete: they are trying to imply it was someone he is' problem and they inherited and nothing they can do about it which is garbage. joe biden is oxygen native american. he has been in government locker than we have been alive. he hasn't been to the southern border ever. that's the third time peter doocy asked that question and the white house said we will get back to you. never ever ever even when he was a senator has he visited the southern border not much. manage it from where we are. does that mean let's not go check out hurricane disasters or flood zones? he has been to iraq and afghanistan a dozen times. you have got to see it firsthand to understand the war. you won't go to the southern border, a system that they acknowledge at this point they believe is fundamentally broken but you don't want to see it one time? and then you are going to condemn some guy on horseback because he is doing his job? that's the absolute and utter disconnect of this. they don't care -- we know they don't care. they want to not care. they want it to be open. we get it, it's deliberate. but, still keep asking that question. rachel: there are real american

citizens who live along that border or live even 200 miles from that border that are being infected #-z by these policies. and they are really sick and tired of these people in washington, d.c. who think they can manage this or not manage it from washington, d.c. and it has a real impact on how they get healthcare, on what kind of services are available in their crown. the crime in their town. this is a huge problem. representative crenshaw, who is from texas, dan crenshaw, says that the problem is that they have undone every single trump era policy that the people living at the border knows was actually working to make their lives better. take a listen. >> it seems like the only people he wants to hold accountable for the mess at the border is his own border agents for doing their job. he put them in this position. and then he lies about what they're too long. he lies about their actions. you can't imagine a worse leader right now. if you are trying to get a mass exodus from the border patrol. if you are trying to get them to quit and lose morale, then this

is a great way to do it. do you know who else isn't held accountable? all the people illegally crossing our border, all unvaccinated. all the people with covid. all the people infiltrating our country and lying about their asylum claims. they are not held accountable. but biden doesn't care about that. look, we have to stop pretending like this is incompetence this isn't incompetence they are doing this on purpose. will: he is right. someone on social media said this is arsonist setting fire to a house and then blaming the firefighters for creating the fire but i would just add to what congressman crenshaw had to say there it would also building it a lie. building it upon a lie saying the firefighters that show up with those fire hoses are actually spraying gasoline on the house. you know they're not. everyone involved knows they are not. you know that wasn't a whip. you know they weren't whipping migrants. why are you continuing to tell the lie it's not incompetence it's agenda. rachel: is it going to catch up to them. they are telling us what they we

we are see something not happening. pete: going to the border they found one thing from 2014. joe biden took a trip to guatemala in 2014. and do you know what he talked about in 2014? root causes. no, why does it not catch up to them? because they use the same b.s. catchphrases over and over again they are going to address a problem they don't want to address. never catch up because no one holds them account. kamala harris is on theview instead of actually addressing real causes because she talks about real ca talks about -- root causes because it's a sham. rachel: talks about our law enforcement being racist. meanwhile the fbi is investigating an assault on a female service member by a grouch afghan refugees being housed at fort bliss. will: officials confirming the incident was reported at the complex in new mexico earlier this week. pete: joining us live with the latest on the investigation.

alexandria. >> the service member reported that this incident took place last sunday the 19th and involved a small group of male. on the ground at donna anna complex pop up army camp on new mexico side of the base. expanded to it accommodate thousands of afghan refugees. fort bliss officials said they immediately took the allegation very seriously and referred it to the fbi adding in a statement, quote. the safety and well-being of our service members as well as all of those on our installations is pair mount. task force bliss is also implementing additional security measures to include increased health and safety patrols, additional lighting and enforcement of the buddy system at the donna anna complex a new mexico congresswoman tweeted this my prayers are with the courageous soldier and her family. this is yet another tragic failure in the vetting process for afghan nationals. the american people deserve

answers. two afghan refugees have beenen indicted on crimes assault on a minor and domestic assault. still pressing the biden administration for more details on the vetting process. guys, send it back to you. pete: alexandria a thank you. rachel: so disturbing. pete: when we know most that were evacuated not sir. v means they haven't spent as much times with americans as siv holders. rachel: huge cultural issue we are dealing with as you know we don't do a good job of assimilating immigrants anymore there used to be a time that we actually did. we don't do that anymore. and this is a massive problem. pete: for sure. will: now we move on to this story. of course the line for quite some time as the biden administration follows the doctors and scientists that ruse has been exposed as an fda panel owe voted against covid booster

shots. 16-2 data didn't support pushing booster shots at large throughout this country. yet the biden administration has pushed forward. pushed forward with booster shots. cdc director rochelle walensky has been a part of that. she has said and overrode that ruling. she has said it's time for booster shots. watch. >> this week, as planned, we took a key step in protecting the vaccinated with booster shots. which are top government doctors believes provides the highest level of protection available to date. >> i want to be very clear that i did not overrule an advisory committee. i listened to the votes. i listened to the comments on the votes. this was a scientific close call. rachel: such a lie. pete: i would like to be clear i didn't do what i did. rachel: it's so insane. will: i didn't overrule it i ignored it. pete: exactly there was a date certain when they wanted the booster shots. biden loves date concerns ask the taliban in afghanistan.

the science doesn't matter. all these stockpiles of vaccines they would use them either way. vote 16-2 another vote 9-6. she said i'm overruling all of that and ultimately now it effectively means that anybody who wants a booster shot can get it which mean mandates are eventually coming after that. not just the vulnerable and elderly. it's anybody. rachel: right. pete: if the "new york times" is calling them out then you know they got ahead of the science a little bit. here is the headline in the "new york times." biden promised to follow 9 science but sometimes he gets ahead of the experts. here's the quote. mr. biden and some of his team have been ahead of the nation's top health scientists elm fat sickly said in recent days there is simply not enough evidence to suggest that boosters are necessary for the entire american population. the announcements by mr. biden and dr. walensky did not sit well with all of the scientists who advised them. raising questions about the president's pledge to always follow the science. will: i don't like the language in that even that even pointing out the president is ahead the

science. rachel: is he smarter than the scientists. will: is he better than the scientists. they will catch up to biden. don't worry. probably right they will catch up. the quote, unquote. science will end up follow the political determination. what we should be talking about is facts and data. do they support. i don't want to hear about the science anymore. the science has become, you know, all cap 258izeed. the science. i want to know about the data. and the facts and the research and the studies that show this is something that is not political but is actually good for our health. rachel: i want to know, also, the why. why is joe biden and his, you know, cdc director walensky, why are they pushing this? why do they care so much about this? some people say, my husband believes it's just the politics that they have to look like they are doing something because covid is the only hope they have for, you know, looking like they are -- the only policy that they can actually look like they are doing something good on because everything else is falling

apart. if they can say we are the ones pushing for vaccine. jab in the arm. come down they can say oh, it's because we did this maybe it's politics but i also think when you have a company like pfizer, for example, who has made just so far this year in revenue. $33.5 billion this year. that is just pfizer. moderna's stocks a year ago were like $46. now they are like $400 a share. there is a lot of people making a lot of money. many people are also donors to the democrats. and to republicans as well. there is a financial incentive around this as well. we need to -- we need someone at the cdc, we need somebody, you know, at the nih who is putting the science and the health of americans first and i'm just it.

pete: could be both. feed the fear. bill ma had the point if you poll democrats 70% think you are likely to be hospitalized if you get covid above the 20% level when the actual data is 1% to 5 hers. if you whipped up so much fear, you have to keep feeding that fear. people -- there is a portion of the population. rachel: but why? pete: clamoring for that i'm with both sides of that. look, therapeutics are a dime a dozen. rachel: there is no money to be made from ivermectin. pete: also politically only thing we can attempt to double down on all we got. rachel: long-term effects for public trust and public health is staggering. will: staggering. the number for republicans by the way is also very high. 70% of democrats think hospitalization is way above the actual numbers. republicans way above as well. fear is rampant and fear is contagious. your question is the right one. we don't have the answer for it why are these measures being pushed? is it for political control? political initiative? is it for political

divisiveness. continue to pit people against one another? is it a way for more compliance to have a population that ultimately needs and follows its government? is it corruption? is it financial? the only thing we know for sure, to answer your question is, it doesn't seem to be. there is no evidence that it is. following the science. it is -- the answer to your question is something besides science and public health. rachel: i wish our mainstream media would care about this story and all these facets of it. because i think the public just needs to get some answers. pete: if only there was a mainstream media. i think we are the mainstream media. rachel: i do, too. pete: they are all just a bunch of lefties. we know that turning now to your headlines. the man accused of carrying out a deadly mass shooting at a tennessee kroger had ties to the store. police say he was a third party vendor for the superintendent. tang allegedly walked into the collierville store killing one and 14 others before killing

himself. several remain in serious condition. king lost her life in the shooting she leaves behind three sons. two of them are u.s. troops. and a live look at capitol hill where the house voted to codify roe v. wade. trying to enshrine abortion into our code. the bill guarantees access to abortions and protects medical professionals from any limitations that states and local governments have sought to impose. the bill is not expected to pass the senate. this comes as texas enforces new law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. and prince harry and meghan markle visit a new york city school to promote early literacy. meghan sported a $7,500 designer pants suit and around $300,000 worth of jewelry for the austere visit. around the 5% of the student at the harlem school of faith

economic hardship. she read to the children from her own book the bench. today harry and meghan will attend the global citizen live event in central park and those are your headlines. rachel: that says it all global citizen. show the elites showing up at the school. pete: bedazzled to ring her own book to the mass. will: in her fancy outfit. rachel: i get the jewelry. it's really nice. i didn't think the outfit was that great to be that expensive. just saying. all right. well, anyway, tiktokers are finding stock market success. their winning strategy? they're copying investments from members of congress. will: plus, biden takes a dig at the american press. >> many press much better behaved than the american press. i have got watch out. will: does he really have a leg to stand on to criticize the media? joe concha is here and he

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♪ ♪ be. >> there seems to be something happening here that i'm not 100 percent aware of. >> i need the two of you to step off for a second. >> we will tell you why. >> more information later. it's a tease. >> we will tell you why in a couple of minutes. >> shall i introduce the vice president? >> yes. >> okay, so vice president -- >> no. will: absolute chaos. vice president harris was supposed to be on set during "the view" yesterday. but that didn't go as planned as co-host anna navarro and sunnies who citizen tested positive for covid-19 during the show. harris had to be interviewed remotely from a closet inside the studios, apparently, while the border crisis spirals out of control. fox news contributor joe concha joins us now on set with his take. joe, there is so much to break down here. pete: yeah. will: when did these tests come back? why did they come back during the middle of the show? why were they physically

separated and then immediately out of the blue booted off the set? when you look at all of this, what do you make of it. >> my wife is an er doctor. she literally administers covid tests has for the past 20 month. i don't understand when you have the second most powerful person in the country, kamala harris in your studio, you are taking your covid test, how long before the show? because from what i understand it takes 5, 10, maybe 15 minutes to get those test results back. so, did they take these tests two minutes before they went to air? will: right. >> for them to be on set and dragged off and no one also talks about whoopi goldberg wasn't there as well. joy behar said she had sight can a and couldn't come in. three of your five hosts aren't there after the first 10 minutes of the show and kamala harris for a half hour you tonight know where she is because she was somewhere in the building. she it wasn't actually joins from what looks like a storage closet. you would think nbc would have another studio laying around. all of it led to complete and total chaos as you say. it was a train wreck. when we finally got to

questions, will, those were train wrecks as well because there you had the vice president not asked about those drone strikes and afghanistan. about the fda not approving booster shots when the biden administration said they would be coming. you could go on and on. the french ambassador excusing himself from the united states, all of those things could be asked about. it was all to give the vice president confidence at a time where she is polling at 35%. will: you know, joe, it shows the charade, the kabuki theater, the falsehood of this entire enterprise. the remaining hosts left on set. they would have been exposed to anna and sunny, contact tracing would have required that they be kicked off the set as well. >> great point. will: i don't understand what was being accomplished through this entire chaos not much. >> remember by the way joy behar throughout the entire show after kept coughing loudly over and over again. nearlien off the set as wet you

mentioned the lack of tough questions. the will not used to facing difficult questions. here is joe biden talking about that. talking about in essence the tame american press. watch this. >> what we're going to do is bring in the press. the indian press is much better behaved than the american press. i got to watch out. and i think with your permission, you should not answer questions because they won't ask any questions on point. will: he says the american press is unruly. you should visit great britain or some other country really confrontational press. he is begging for a more behaved press corps. >> close your eyes and think it's 2019 again and if donald trump ever said that with a foreign leader it would be a chilling attack on the free and fair press. that's what we would be hearing. the president could speak that way about the american press because he knows he can get away with it. he did it last week with boris

johnson the british prime minister where johnson said i think i would like to take questions and biden says good luck. and then in the middle of the johnson's answers the communications team led by jen psaki screaming by reporters to get out of the room to protect their guy because, to your point he won't answer the tough questions. here's the thing. it ain't working, will. he is 31% approval in iowa. 38% approval in georgia. i'm sorry, 40% approval in north carolina pennsylvania. those numbers remotely like that because these are democrat leaning polls when we get to 2022, 2024. bye-bye house, bye-bye senate, bye-bye joe biden and kamala harris. will: fascinating numbers. the crises are there to back up that opinion. will: joey, my opinion is you can a good job. >> will and rachel and pete you are all the mainstream media. i agree. will: right. see you later. >> all right, man. will: officers ambushed as gunmen open fire in the middle of the day. we will show you the shocking

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♪ ♪ pete: well, despite no evidence that border patrol agents on horseback were whipping any migrants at all in del rio, the biden administration is doubling down on claims that they did. >> to see people treated like they did, horses barely running over people strapped. it's outrageous. i promise you those people will pay. they will be investigation underway now and there will be consequences. pete: they will pay. our next guest has been reporting on the ground in texas. rachel: joining us now from del rio is the daily caller jorge.

hi, jorge. what say you? who are the border patrol? i'm sure you talked to them. what are they saying about how they feel given the way the administration is portraying them? >> well, sources that i'm speaking to here on the ground, they just feel frustrated that the situation here got politicized, you know, border patrol and the local law enforcement here in texas are using all their local resources to protect the town of del rio from the haitian migrant crisis and this caravan that just came out of nowhere. we are talking about thousands and thousands of haitians stuck under this bridge. they feel attacked and the situation is politicized. i interviewed residents from del rio earlier, they told me that they feel the situation is really unfair. that they're attacking the people really just protecting their town of del rio and the border right in front of them from being overrun by more migrants and we are hearing reports more migrants could potentially be headed this way. will: jorge, i would love for you or me or anyone of us to

speak to the one agent at the center of this crisis. i would love to hear how it feels to have the entire apparatus of the federal government come down on un. i want to play for you this clip, jorge from earlier on "fox & friends." this is tom homan, of course. i want you to hear his anger. because what i would like to know, are what -- is that particular individual but border patrol agents at large, what are they feeling? if this is any indication, it's not good. watch this, jorge. >> let me read you exactly what the notice to report says. subjects are currently not in removal proceedings. ice space was requested and denied. subject processed and released. that's what the ntr says. he stood on the stage yesterday and lied to the american people. will: there you see, jorge, that is tom homan. as you are talking to law enforcement in south texas and border patrol. tell me the sentiment, the feeling you are getting. >> well, that's the sentiment that we are hearing is just that anger and frustration that the men and women here are putting

hours into protecting our borders and then just to see that you know, those migrants that they're appear prelending or processing not just being released being released in record numbers never seen before. interviewed some of these migrants being released without being tested for covid-19 before release to the public. dhs secretary mayorkas actually confirmed some of that reporting yesterday. the morale is low. and they are frustrated because all the manpower we are so focused here on del rio section actually opened up the rest of the border for more drugs to be smuggled in. pete: jorge, is this the end or the beginning? we saw the bulldozers smooth ising out bidenville there underneath the bridge trying to make it look like no one was ever there. what's the message been to other illegals who would like to make the trek? is the sense that hey most of you was got through? so the message is more will come? >> well, that's what the reports that we are hearing. and it's not just the haitians that are also making their way. we are still seeing the venezuelans come to the rio section and the central

americans that come to the hvg section down in the mcgowan area. the message as long as you get into the united states you will get processed and released especially if you say you are a family unit. the haitians found that really quick when the haitian males started to be deported if we claim we are a family unit we will be released into the united states. i interviewed some of these haitian men out in the streets will be dropped off at local gas stations waiting on buses airports. rachel: it's just really unbelievable. so i'm sure that you have been into the communities surrounding del rio not just del rio. how are those communities dealing with this influx? obviously as pete said, they cleared the area but the people went somewhere. i'm assuming -- some probably went to the interior of the country. many went just probably into the surrounding areas. reports being flown all over the country and quote reports they are going into areas like

tucson. the majority of the haitian immigrant i spoke to heading to states like florida because that's where their family is residing. once again, we are just finding out as long as you claim that you could be a family unit, you will be released into the united states it also puts the american public here in danger when these large populations are being released without being tested for covid as we are still going through this pandemic. pete: all you have to do is claim you are pregnant. not actually testing for pregnancy. now that males can be pregnant, anyone can be pregnant. why not? jorge, thank you for your reporting on the ground. it's been fantastic. we appreciate it. rachel: thank you. >> thank you. rachel: not a lot of reporters want to be down there telling the story. on the daily caller there. a few others. obviously our reporters are down there. pete: holding a card. i think what that might have been if we asked him about it is a chilen i.d. finding them all over the ground on the mexican side. they ditch their ids before they come across the border. the already had refugee status. rachel: i would rather be in america than chile lay.

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fire department 100 year history. father/daughter team. as well as mother and son barbara and greg tripp join me now. it is so exciting to have all of you here. how funny will start with you leah. how often do you run into lauren at work. >> i run into lauren maybe once or twice a month. she is on station 8. rachel: and lauren, what's it like to run into your dad at work? it must be kind of fun. >> it's very exciting. i see him in action and i want to run up and give him a hug but i have to remind myself firefighter not daddy, daddy. >> rachel: are you not allowed to

hug? >> i just try to keep it proncht i let him do his job first and after i will say it's so cool. is he like okay. i'm excited, too. rachel: barbara, how does it feel to have your son follow in your footsteps? >> it's really amazing to actually know that my son, who is a male followed his motherrens footsteps as a public service worker. i'm very proud of my son what an accomplishment he has done and actually following in my footsteps. rachel: greg, now that you are a firefighter and you kind of now know what your mom went through as a firefighter and as a mom. what do you realize or appreciate now about your mom that you didn't understand when you were a kid and just watching her, you know, being mom? >> the foundation that she set for us just holding us accountable and making sure we did the right thing and she a

wonderful role model. she has set an example for our family for tampa fire. the whole city of tampa. i doesn't be more happy with it. rachel: barbara, you are the first fire chief female -- female fire chief in tampa, correct? >> that is correct. rachel: what does that mean to you? >> well, like we broke some glass ceilings. tampa is 126 years old. and of course to be the first female to lead this great department, i'm very honored and privileged to lead many women and men in this department as well as provide them services to our community. rachel: larry, i get to work at fox with my husband. i think it's the best part of my day is when i get to do something with him. larry, what does it mean to you to be able to, you know, say that you work with your daughter? >> it's amazing feeling.

because when we get off duty we have lunch or brunch together and we talk about it and stuff. it's unbelievable feeling to see come up and i keep my composure and do my job it's amazing feeling. rachel: that's so interesting. you get to unwind and talk about what's happening at the office in a way your dad probably understands better than anybody else. >> he does. i'm able to be transparent with him on how i felt during the call or things that i need to improve on and he will give me the positive constructive criticism. rachel: greg, what's the best advice your mom has ever given you? professionally speaking? >> oh, there is so much. [laughter] the sky is the limit. anything you put your mind to, you are able to achieve it. so, that's probably the best advice that she has given us. rachel: yeah. war bra, what do you think is the best advice you have given

your son. >> that is one, definitely. because, you know, in today's society, we definitely want to aim for the stars. and be successful in our career. and another advice that i have always given not only my son but even the department as well is do the right thing. you know, always look for, you know, being a public servant it takes a special person. you have to have compassion and empathy for this type of job. and just do the right thing and love everyone. rachel: barbara, do you get nervous when he comes in? does the mom come out when you e has to go fight a fire? >> yes, of course, no matter what, he has grown and he has his own family and stuff but he's still my son. rachel: that's right. wow, we are so grateful to have you all on here. and also, all the record-breaking and history making that you are doing down there in tampa. thanks for joining us this morning. lauren, larry, barbara and greg, thanks. >> thank you.

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gentlemen joining me one of them mark from new orleans was telling me a little bit about why you are in the city. can you share that with us? >> yeah, we are here to do the tower to tunnel run tomorrow to honor the fallen firefighters

and first responders hem make sure that nobody forgets that. adam: okay, you are a firefighter and you are going to be running in your -- >> -- in my fire gear, yes. adam: that is so cool. thank you for your service. i think we're going to have a really nice forecast for you and i'm going to dive right into that. it's beautiful out here right now. that is going to linger into the next couple of days. currently 59 degrees in new york city. not the only spot we are paying attention to where it feels really cool. kind of nice fall weather. take a look at that plain states upper midwest. 10 to 20 degrees cooler this morning than yesterday morning. it feels like fall. i am going to leave with you this hurricane sam. that one no concern for landfall but a lot of questions about it. it's going to be a strong one for the next seven days it is clear. pete, for now, back in to you. pete: adam, thank you very much. appreciate it. well, a community of tiktok users, get this story, it's great -- they are trading stocks by following what members of congress do and they have named

the top lawmaker to watch. >> well known in the finance world that if you wanted to follow anyone's trade you follow nancy's. >> shouts out to nancy pelosi the stock market's biggest whale. >> the queen of investing just spent $300,000 on this one stock. comes to the conclusion that nancy pelosi is the sidekick and she can guess when a stock is going to pump. >> can someone tell me how the people in our government that makes the laws are allowed to buy individual stocks? >> this is why you have to follow the politicians. pete: they're on to it now. one of the tiktoker chris joseph the iris an appear for social stock investing. chris, so you are kind of saying if you can't beat them, join them. they have access to the information. they now have to disclose that. so why wouldn't we watch what they do? >> exactly. you know, they call it retail dumb money. so if you could follow the smart money, why not try to take advantage and do it. pete: so pelosi's office says, you know, the transactions are by her husband. they are not hers. but, she is the speaker of the

house. she has access. they trade all the time. and because of this new act, 45 days later, they have to be publicly disclosed. so you just look at what nancy pelosi trades and you say we are going to trade it, too? >> yeah. pretty much. it's kind of as simple as that. the stock act says that after 45 days of a purchase, they have to publicly disclose it. so we kind of watch it and she has been right probably 8 or 9 times in a row. it started with crowd strike and then tesla, and then google. she bought some facebook and then the most recent one was nvidia. and people say it's kind of an obvious bet to buy these high flying tech stocks. where it gets interesting and fun to follow along is when the laws start following her investments. an example would be when she bought tesla, the -- they passed that law that was like no -- essentially huge for the e.d. industry. another one for when they were buying google. they passed a law saying they

are pro-big tech. so, we just kind of caught on it's like hey, you can't beat them, join them. doesn't matter if it's right. doesn't matter if it's left. if there is an opportunity we find in the retail investing community we take advantage of it. pete: you are not saying that nancy pelosi might be using some insider political information for her own benefit, huh? , no? recommendation we're not saying that. but, what we are saying is her husband is a pretty good stock picker. so if is he publicly doing it? why not follow along with him. pete: you are right though. you are saying you have seen them trade stocks and then shortly thereafter laws change that are add van table just to those stocks. suddenly her husband benefits she doesn't see it. you do now. you get to see and so does everybody else if they want to be a part of it. >> we do. that's the fun part about it, too. that stock act, it allowed everyone, not just nancy but also, you know, mitch mcconnell, he only buys banks. so it's not as fun.

but, the other ones, they're a little bit more interesting. pete: i always ask if you want to trade like the speaker of the house with all the information she has now you can do it. chris josephs, genius, appreciate it tragic but genius. thank you. >> i appreciate it thank you for having me on. pete: you got it great to have you. new york teacher is now suing over the vaccine mandate. her fight for medical freedom coming up. ♪ carl lost his gig as a hand model during a bizarre hitchhiking incident. [ thud ] aah! it's over.

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you came on when covid-19 was happening and you like which is real "fox & friends" going to be back? steady cam right here "fox & friends" is back. will: i feel like a sports studio analyst about to break down film. take the moment when rachel handed me the news headlines and move around i was standing over there and rachel threw to me kind of. rachel: kind of, not well. will: i love the steady cam. we're back. rachel: we're back. it doesn't matter that the governor of new york or the mayor of new york want to keep it all going, we are back here. will: we're glad you are back with us this morning here on "fox & friends." let's do this. let's bring in former acting dhs secretary chad wolf going to join us as well at this time. chad wolf. good morning, chad. >> good morning. will: we want to talk to you about what turns out to be the biggest lies of at least the most recent news cycle. what's happened to at least one of our border patrol agents and really the agency at large well the vice president, vice

president, and the leader of the dhs alejandro mayorkas have placed a massive lie on one individual agency over something that simply did not happen. first, we are going to play for you your indictment chad and get your reaction. >> of course i take responsibility. i'm president. but it was horrible what you sees a you saw, to see people treated like it did, horses barely running over people being strapped. it's outrageous. i promise you those people will pay. they will be -- investigation underway now, and there will be consequences. there will be consequences. it's an embarrassment. it's beyond an embarrassment, it's dangerous. it's wrong. it sends the wrong message around the world. it sends the wrong message at home. it's simply not who we are. will: it simply didn't happen, chad. nobody was strapped. nobody was whipped. what's your reaction? >> well, it's pretty disgraceful at the end of the day.

they have nullified the border patrol, these particular officers in general. it should have never happened. the secretary should have the back of the men and women of the border patrol, of his law enforcement officers. instead you have not only the president but you have the vice president as well as the secretary commenting on actions that never occurred. right? we have the photographer who took the picture. he has come out and said i didn't see anyone get whipped of any kind so, again, it's just this attack upon law enforcement. instead of addressing the crisis and talking about the crisis that they have created, that they have solutions for. they want to instead attack law enforcement for doing their job. as far as i can tell, doing it correctly. but, at the end of the day, there is an investigation. but when you have the president, the vice president and the secretary talking about how they will pay, we have got to hold them accountable. that is not a fair investigation at the end of the day. and i think we all know where this is going, unfortunately. rachel: you know, chad, this is not the first time that joe biden has racialized things.

he was the one who said they are going to put y'all back in chains. all used for political theater. but it's also distracting people, when we saw the bulldozer looks like the encampment has been cleared, we know that the majority of those people have gone into the interior of the country. another thing we know and you know so well, chad, is that the people who got across, who are now in florida or somewhere else in the country or some of them are in towns in texas. and arizona. they are going to communicate back to their family members who are either in haiti or in chile or brazil or wherever they were residing before and said hey, it worked. we got through we will see more waves of migrants. >> we certainly will see more waves. we already have reports of another caravan of haitians coming up from central about two

thirds of that population under the bridge in del rio, about 9,000 to 10,000 will remain here in the united states. the secretary and others talk about putting them in removal proceedings. what the american people we need to know when they say that that means release into the country. either you deport folks right away under title 42 or put them in removal proceedings which means they claim asylum and then they see a judge in a year from now. the vast majority of these folks are being released into the interior of the country. so when the secretary and others say the border is closed. and, yet, 9,000 get released into the country, it's a lie. they are not being honest with the american people and they are doing a disservice. they need to tell the truth. and they need to lay out a plan for how they are going to address us instead of just simply doing that failed catch and release that we have seen doesn't work. pete: you are right. doesn't work. they call it something else. they call it removal proceedings any sane american going to be removed.

not doing and yell about something that never happened. let's hope because of places like the fox news channel people are getting the truth and waking up to the lies being told by this administration. chad wolf, thank you so much for your time this morning. appreciate it. rachel: so many lies. >> thanks. pete: so many lies. do you know what gives me hope. no one else is watching cnn and msnbc right now. their ratings are so low that they can barely make a blip. people don't want to watch people that are really unimpressive, actually, elites who think they are better than anybody else continually lie to them over and over and over again. you turn the channel and you see the actual truth at some point you say why am i watching this? why would i take this? that's, guy he is, some hope for me is that there is a chance. will: i want to provide you a little more hope coming up in just a moment. let's pick up where you just left off in just one moment for now turn to this. the funeral for gabby petino will be held tomorrow on long island. pete: last night her hometown of blue point, new york held a

candlelight vigil in her honor. rachel: new development revealed in the search for brian laundrie. charles? >> hey, good morning, guys, authorities are expected to return here to the carlton reserve in just a few hours to resume their search for brian laundrie. but, for many, the focus is on gabby petino on friday heart broken neighbors in long island, new york honored her life during a vigil called light the night for gabby petino. hundreds of people stood in their driveways at sun set and lit lanterns as they paid their respects for the 22-year-old whose remains were found in wyoming nearly a week ago. her family will have a private ceremony tomorrow before allowing the public to pay their respects at a long island funeral home. fox news spoke with one long-time family friend who has known gabby since she was a little girl. listen. >> so the last text i got from gabby she sent me her video of them. what you see is what you get. she raid eighted light and life

and love. >> maureen begin bon says the plan was for gabby and brian to finish their cross-country trip at her home in portland. brian is now a wanted fugitive. >> a grand jury indicted him for allegedly making more than $1,000 worth of fraudulent purchases using a stolen debit september 14th. this lawyer confirms "new york post" that laundrie left home without his phone or wallet before he disappeared and, guys, that will undoubtedly take a lot harder for authorities to track him down. officials are using everything at their disposal to find him here at the carlton reserve. again, he is still considered a person of interest. back to you guys. will: all right, charles. thank you so much for the latest on that story. now, i mentioned just a moment ago. let's pick up where pete left off. maybe some ray of hope. maybe a bit of promise and that is no one is paying attention to the lies. and maybe the truth is in beginning to break through.

so russell brand is a comedian. is he also, i would think fair to say and i don't think russell would reject this characterization far less. pete: yeah, he said it. will: describe himself as far left not just on the left. when he comes to this kind of revelation it, means that there is some sunlight breaking through the darkness. watch this. >> it seems like years ago that we were hearing that trump was colluding with russia. he wouldn't have won the election without russia. his whole presidency was plot. now serious evidence that there was the clinton campaign and hillary clinton acolytes directly involved in the generation of what has proven to be a conspiracy, untrue. think how much media you watched. me, a person who i would think broadly speaking from the left, a liberal, certainly not a trump support in republican with respect to those of you that are, i find myself in awe. god smacked, flabbergasted and startled by these revelations

that russia gate was a democratic conspiracy. will: fascinating. pete: watching that is almost surreal because it was such a concrete definitive statement for so long drilled home through propaganda for years and years and years. trump equaled russia. will: can i take a minute to compliment russell brand. i paid attention to him in the past he at times i object furiated me i didn't think he an honest arbiter in trying to seek the truth. honestly some people look at fox news and say you are just partisans. you will see everything through your lens. what i would like to think that i am a and i think we would all like to think we are we are in pursuit of the truth wherever it might land ultimately and what's best for this country and best for us as individuals. i have to say what comes out of this for me is russell brand cares about the truth. he actually cares that he has been lied to on a story that might actually advance his political agenda. you see what i am saying? he is on the left and admitting

it. so the truth doesn't help what he hopes his outcome to be. but it the at least he is recognizing the truth plays a role and matters. and for a guy to at least acknowledge it and divorce itself something that cnn can't do. cnn can't divorce itself for the lie it told for four or five years. it can't step back and go oh. rachel: we got this wrong. will: i need self-awareness. for him to exhibit that characteristics makes him at least interesting to me. i want to know more about what might lie in those thoughts. rachel: if you follow russell brand he has been following a lot of the code stuff on his podcast and on youtube and so i think for a lot of people seeing all the lies. has allowed them to absorb the information from a new light. while that's interesting what you are saying about russell brand and his ability to do that i think for our democracy, this has been the biggest story of all. we simply will not be a

democracy if our party in power can concoct this plot against their opposition, against the opposing party, and basically spy on him, smear him, i'm talking about donald trump, smear him, ruin lives of everyone who circled around the trump campaign. imagine being donald trump for four years you had this around your neck the things that you wanted to do. the policies that you wanted to enact. it's amazing what he did in spite of all of this how much more he could have done if he wasn't distracted by this whole lie and this is what this was. it's a lie. and all -- and at the same time, it is also an insult to the voters millions people voted for donald trump. millions of people put their faith if they voted for this person who was outside of the system that they would have one more chance at, you know, changing this country.

and, instead, the people who were in power before, just like -- this is like third world country, were smearing and inensnaring him in this lie that actually hurt his ability to perform. pete: gives you a little bit of hope. russell brand goes on 1 minutes. breaks down a green greenwald article based on michael sussmann the one indicted by durham. maybe durham all this time after all this kicking up enough dust to prove to people what they have been lied about for these many years. and you are right. you go into a newsroom over here at cnn, there is no way they are going to admit. they can't admit. cnn never trumper. will: they can't attach their identity to a lie. pete: they attached their identity to a lie to step back and look at the actual information and say maybe it was hillary clinton. maybe it was the dnc. maybe they did plant this. maybe none of it was true. in a world full of what they like to call misinformation, which is clearly slanted from

the left. when you see clarity of something poking through the clouds like this it does give you hope. will: last point i hope that rachel is right i think that the story that might be puncturing the bubble is covid. i think so many people have seen, woe, for 18 months not everything you are telling me to accept and swallow without even chewing is actually true. pete: it's an apolitical issue. where you fall on the spectrum doesn't matter you want the personal health of you and your loved ones to be good and you want the information to be true. and rachel wins the 8:00 hour for that point. rachel: okay. all right. pete: we have a few additional headlines here as well. an 11-year-old boy who is stabbed with this real knife at a haunted house attraction near cleveland. police say an actor was using the knife as a prop, that's not smart. but accidently stabbed the boy in the foot. staff members immediately rendered first aid and get this the boy continued going through

the haunted house. police confiscated the knife from the actor. it's unclear if he will be charged. rachel: i hope he learned from this mistake. pete: costco limiting purchase of items. putting limitations on key items. we are back to this again. toilet paper, bottled water and cleaning supplies. rachel: third world stuff. this is what happens. caused shortage in splice. fox business charles payne will join us next hour to react. and cnn anchor chris cuomo does not address shower. allegation against him during the latest episode of poorly watched cnn show. the show aired last night as scheduled just hours after abc executive producer claimed she was sexually harassed by cuomo while they were both working at the network. she said he grabbed her inappropriately during a work party back in 2005. cuomo did release a statement

saying he apologized to her and meant it. and those are your headlines. rachel: can i say something about this story? if you haven't seen the essay that this -- that producer wrote, it's very interesting. but when he sexually harassed her, he didn't realize that he went behind and grabbed her from behind and he didn't realize that when he did that, the husband was actually on the other side. so the husband witnessed it. and what was fascinating to me about the whole story was she says, you know, obviously my husband was upset. i was upset. we just left early. and i thought what would sean do in that situation? we would not just leave early. chris cuomo i don't care how many muscles he has and i know he is a big body builder but sean duffy would have clocked that guy. there is just no question. you know, maybe the answer to this is a, don't work for chris cuomo but, also, maybe don't marry a beta male because chris cuomo deserved to be clocked in

that situation. that's my feeling. will: there you go. they were once hailed as heroes of the pandemic. now new york city teachers are being threatened. get vaccinated or be booted from the payroll. one new york city teacher who publicly walked away from the union and is now fighting the mandate in court sounds off next. ♪ freedom ♪ freedom ♪ you got to give for what you take ♪ freedom ♪

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the protection of the union, but they aren't protecting us. we are on the brink of losing our jobs and now is not the time for fear. [applause] we cannot afford to lose our medical freedoms.

rachel: that new york city public school teacher rachel and attorney lewis join me now. welcome both of you. so, tell me, rachel, what's the latest on what's happening here? >> good morning, thanks so much for having us. rachel: of course. >> the latest is that we have now been granted a stay in the appellate court as of late last night. that means that possibly monday will be pushed back. we're not 100 percent sure right now. we need to see what happens when the panel of judges decide. rachel: rachel, why do you think the union is taking this position and secondly how many other teachers do you think back you and your right to have medical freedom? >> oh, thousands, excuse me. i believe it's 28,000 was the number last. it might be more it might be a little bit less at this point? >> the union has not defend defs at all.

i stood my decision last month to leave. hundreds have left thus far. initially they said they were going to support all of the doe employees, all of the teachers who were against the mandate. and they have since done very, very little. they went into arbitration to demand exemptions, those exemptions did not include anyone who simply says i don't feel comfortable taking this there is not enough data. there is not enough information. i'm nervous about this. this was rolled out way too quickly. so they fought for, they say they fought for medical and religious exemptions. not one teacher who i have spoken to gotten a religious exemption. >> the mayor says we have barely any requests for exemptions. that is incorrect. we had thousands of teachers asking for exemptions.

handful were granted medical. what they're facing is still leaving their classrooms, leaving the children they love. the students who need them and being placed in a work, you know, in an office environment to be tested twice a week and the europe was fine with that. ever since then, now that they realize there might be shortages of staff, they are changing their tune. but this has not been the case with michael and the usc whatsoever. rachel: teachers wouldn't be able to get a religious exemption? they are not even getting the option to be tested before school started. rapid test? is this even legal? >> you know, rachel, thanks for having us. it is not legal. the -- i am getting calls every single day. i probably thinking i'm not exaggerating over 1,000 calls in the last 10 days, many teachers, i'm not exaggerating one bit. many teachers crying. i have 5 to 10 teachers calling

me up hysterical crying. they are pregnant. nursing going through in-vitro throw process. they want to get pregnant. sing goal moms that are teachers that are going to lose their jobs. this is no way to govern by bullying and threatening teacher's lively hoods. these are the people that take care of our children every day. this is 28,000 of them. like i said before, i'm not anti-vaccination. i don't think anybody is anti-vaccination. what we are is anti-mandate. i'm vaccinated. the government should not be imposing on their personal choices and their personal freedoms. and we're fortunate that we got a nice ruling last night for the temporary stay. we're going to see what happens this week when we go to the court of appeals and we're heard by a three judge panel. rachel: rachel, first of all, that image of you holding your baby, standing up for so many other teachers. so many americans who just want their freedom back. and their medical -- the rights of their own medical decisions.

it's really powerful. i wish you luck. and i understand you are willing to take this all the way to the supreme court we will see if it those. >> there we definitely are. rachel: stay in touch with you because this is fascinating story. >> rachel. rachel: sure, really quick. >> i want to say one last thing. i would do the same thing to chris cuomo for my wife. rachel: i will call you for my attorney. thanks so much. >> thank you, rachel. >> thank you. rachel: all right. hunter biden's emails shedding new light on agencies of influence peddling by the president's son. joey jones, lara trump and charlie hurt are on deck ♪ baby, baby ♪ whoops i did it again ♪ i played with your heart . it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart.

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new leaked emails show that hunter biden is bragging about his ties to china while his dad was the vice president. will: 2015 email from a democratic donor reads per phone conversation i met with number two son, aka hunter, he wants $2 million per year for retainer plus success fees. he says he has access to the higher level in prc china. he can help there. pete: also listed his negatives which were quite robust. rachel: a few of them. pete: bring in fox news contributor joey jones, lara trump and charlie hurt. ladies first connections to the communist chinese is odelightful. we can look past all the drugs and everything else, maybe you can help us there. >> i wish i could help you. i wish i could help anybody with this. especially hunter and, go, our country at this point is really frightening stuff. we knew long ago that hunter biden was doing all of these

nefarious things. gosh, guys, we knew last year when the laptop surfaced and all the mainstream media outlets covered that up. nobody wanted report on this hunt flew over on air force 2 to china with his dad. we knew all the money he made across the world, the influence that apparently has been pushed on though white house, at least while joe biden was vice president. we know of. i mean, this stuff is really scary. and all i think about is the fact that there is nothing being done about any of these things as it relates to hunter biden, yet, our family still to this day is under investigation for things we didn't do. we have been -- people that have followed the law, we have done nothing wrong. we have gone above and beyond to make sure there it was never any hint of impropriety while my father-in-law was president yet, you see hunter biden more proof as though we needed any more to know what he has done has endangered the united states of

america. rachel: you are so right. charlie, it's easy to get distracted with, are you know, the crack and the porn and the hookers and everything else. but at its heart, this really is a china story that when biden won, china won. that biden is compromised. that the chinese know exactly what's going on and that these business dealings just keep wreaking more and more. go ahead. >> no, no. that's exactly right. it's sort of -- it's easy to fall into this trap of thinking that, well, there is nothing left to blackmail hunter biden over after all. we have seen him naked with a hooker in bed asleep with a crack pipe hanging out of his mouth. there is really not much anything. rachel: can't get any worse, right? >> embarrass the guy. exactly. think about this. this is back when joe biden wasn't president. he wasn't the most powerful man on the planet. this is what the family was doing. just imagine what's going on now

that he is the most powerful man in the world and he has access to all of these leaders all around the world. do you think hunter biden -- do you think he is just sitting at home, you know, blowing weird watercolor paints with his crack pipe? i don't think so. [laughter] will: joey, i imagine you guys will be talking about this on the big saturday show that's tonight by the way at 5:00 p.m. we were just talking about this. this would make a fascinating television series the life of hunter biden for any intrepid television network is the type of thing you might expect hbo to do. i would love to see fox nation create this series and i would watch every moment of this the hunter biden life, joey. instead though, i'm not going to have you lay that series out for me. tell me what you are going to do with us tomorrow right here on "fox & friends." >> yes. we are going to cover the tunnel 2 towers run something near and dear to my heart if you know about steve siller's story new

york city firefighter ran through the building 9/11. his brother frank has created this amazing organization in his honor. they not only provide mortgage free homes for wounded veterans like myself but also the spouses and widows and widow hers police officers and firemen fall in the line of duty and it's just an amazing organization this run tomorrow is going to be a lot of fun. a lot of patriots out there and see some friendly faces as well. cover that from, pretty much the whole show tomorrow? pete: love it big saturday show this afternoon at 5:00 p.m. these great americans and joey jones all morning long tunnel 2 towers race. it will be great. thank you all for joining us. we will be watching. appreciate it. >> thank you. will: up next, congressman carlos gimenez coming up. rachel: well done, will. will: there was a tutorial behind the scenes it wasn't from me by the way. ♪

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my next guest has been demanding answers on the crisis. florida congressman carlos gimenez joins us now. mr. congressman, thank you so much for being here. we know a lot of these haitian illegals, once they're released even though they are supposed to be through removal proceedings, many are going to florida. now we learn they were never tested at all. while will rest of us are showing vaccine passports and wearing masks everywhere we go. yet they go free without a test. how can this stand? >> it can't. it shouldn't. so, look, the biden administration is supposed to follow the science i mean they are not allowing even canadians that are vaccinated to come into the united states. yet, they don't even test people coming through the southern border. they don't know if they have covid or not. then they get released into the united states. you know, we have some numbers i think they deported something like 1100 haitians back to haiti. so we know there are at least 15,000 that were under that bridge. and so that's about a 90% have been released into the united states. without any testing, without anything.

and, yes, a lot of them do come to florida. the area that i represent, miami-dade, you know, we have a very, very large haitian-american population. so i would expect a lot of them have family or friends that are living in my area of town. and that's where they are going to go. pete: your area of town. everyone's backyard. that's ultimately what it's come to. we had tom homan on the program earlier. he sounded off on this topic. we are going to play what he had to say and have you react. >> let me read you exactly what the notice to report says. subjects are currently not in removal proceedings. ice space was requested and denied. subjects processed and released. that's what the ngr says. he stood on the stage yesterday and lied to the american people. is he an embarrassment to the position he holds. the president, he needs to go. i have never seen a president attack the men and women who serve this country so honorably. let me be clear, these officers on horseback did their job. pete: congressman, what's your message to the president? they are saying, you know, they

are in removal proceedings but they are actually released. they are saying they are whipping migrants when none of it happened. he is at the white house saying all of this. what do you say? >> stop lies to the american people. it's -- everything that ever comes out. look, i kept say from the beginning, do not listen to what the bration or the president says. actually watch what they do. they tell you they are deporting people with you they are really not. they're deporting 10% of the people. 90% of the people are entering into the united states. you know, i know what i saw, you know, with those agents on horseback. they did something wrong, you know, okay, fine. but they need to be -- they need to be disciplined. but i didn't see anything there -- i didn't see anybody whipping anybody. and so it needs to be investigated, see what happened and then, you know, whatever the outcome of that is, it will be handled through disciplinary process. but, again, do not listen to what the president says. actually watch what the president and all of his secretaries do because, it's

usually the opposite of what they are telling you they are doing. pete: that's right. right before our eyes. by the way, just for our viewers fox news live is going to view the former chief patrol agent of the del rio sector border patrol. it will be first live interview since he retired in july. that's today on the fox news channel at noon. congressman, one more question for you here, i presume you are on or near the house floor when the vote for the iron dome came down. ultimately overwhelmingly in favor of supporting israel's right to defend itself by providing this technology and replenishing their stock after bombarded by hamas. one of your colleagues, comrade cortez ultimately voted present and was weeping on the floor. here's what he said about crying over the iron dome. yes, i wept at an institution choosing a path of maximum volatility and minimum consideration for its own political convenience. so she is weeping because she couldn't vote no because ultimately she is on the side of the palestinians but

overwhelmingly, thankfully congress is saying we should be supporting the israelis. what do you say? >> what i say, look, the iron dome is purely a defensive weapon. it saves israeli lives. it saves palestinian lives. so what are they trying to do? they are trying to kill people? are they out of their minds? this is just their extreme politics again. and i'm happy that the vast majority of congress, you know, rejected them. do you know what? it should have never been taken out of the continuing resolution to begin with. it was because of the squad and all that that the democrat party bows to them and takes out the iron dome again something that saves countless lives. and by the way if israel didn't have the iron dome, then they would have to take far greater more aggressive stance against the palestinians firing the rockets. therefore the iron dome saves lives on both sides of the conflict. pete: there you go with those pesky facts again, congressman. really appreciate your time. thank for the clarity this morning. >> thank you.

pete: you got it all right. let's check in now with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. adam. >> hey, good morning, guys. good morning, pete. beautiful out here on fox square. there is a lot of energy out here thanks to ohio. [cheers] adam: ohio bringing the energy. upper sandusky, right? why called upper sandusky? >> because the sandusky river flows upward. adam: i'm getting information out here. i loves that a meteorologist. the weather is beautiful across the country. take a look at temperatures seeing a lot of spots feeling crisp and cool on last weekend of september. really cold in the upper midwest as you see temperatures there in the 40's. these are your daytime highs. actually, still getting warm in the northern plains. back up into the mid 80's. a lot of spots in the 70s though. as we get ready to toss it back in to you guys. big pete fans here, right? pete fans? [cheers] adam: back to you, pete. >> back to you, pete. pete: pete tell them we will all

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♪ be. rachel: welcome back. we're back with your headlines. comedian bill maher says politics is getting in the way of discovering the origins of covid-19. you think? he pointed out facebook for temporarily banning post about the wuhan lab leak theory. listen. >> misogyny some of the things that are censored i don't think are right like the wuhan lab. for four months people were not allowed forbade to discuss the lab origin theory. >> yeah. >> that's outrageous. rachel: mar also blasted google and other big tech companies as part of the reason we still don't know for sure whether the virus came from a lab or not. the national bus driver shortage causing a class of boston high

schoolers to ride in a party bus with a stripper pole. wow. insider reports deluxe limousine took 11th graders from the brook charter school on a scavenger hunt. there is a field trip for you. after another scheduled school bus fell through. the stripper pole inside one of the deluxe limousine buses here. the school has not commented. earlier this month massachusetts governor charlie maker activated the national guard to address a school bus driver shortage. maybe up to 250 guard members available. pete: who is to say that's not acceptable? you can't judge that. rachel: absolutely. a move -- and move over pumpkin there is a new spice in town chick-fil-a is busting out an autumn spice milk shake that sounds pretty good. hints of cinnamon, card minute, i love cardemon.

will: never heard of it. rachel: along with bits of cookies. let's order it. it's just down the street. it will only be available in salt lake city, utah. what? chick-fil-a says the city was chosen because so many people came out to it test butter scotch milk shake last year and those are your headlines. will: you said is it sounded good you said an autumn milk shake that sounds good that's not a flavor. rachel: pumpkin spice. cardemon i got hooked on it when i lived in india for a little while. i actually put olittle bit of cardemon in my life. will: wouldn't have been able to pronounce it in the prompter had it come up and i had the headlines but we are lucky to have you here. rachel: you guys are awful. will: one of those stories you read was interesting bill maher starting to see the light. i would suggest keep digging.

can. pete: slowest red pilling bill maher long time to digest. rachel: if you heard not sure, could be -- could be from the lab. come on. will: whether or not it's the covid origin story or whether or not russell brand discovering that the russia collusion story was a hoax, a piece of sound which we played for you earlier, keep digging, keep discovering, keep asking questions because you will get to moments like this it biden administration following the science when it comes to booster shots. not if they are rejecting, ignoring or overriding fda advisory panels. it says the data is not there on booster shots. and, yet, they still say this. >> this week, as planned, we took a key step in vaccinated with booster shots. top government doctors provides the highest level of protection to date. >> i want to be very clear that i did not overrule an advisory committee. i listened to the votes and

comments on the votes. this was a scientific close call. pete: that's your first sign. whenever someone on the left says i want to be very clear, they are about to lie to you. i want to be very clear i did not overrule the very thing that i overruled which was precisely what she did. everyone acknowledges it of course, even, actually, the "new york times." and here's the headline. biden promised to follow the science but sometimes he gets ahead of the experts. will you pointed that out that's quite generous language. here is the full quote from the article. mr. biden and some of his team have been ahead of the nation's top health scientists who have emphatically said in recent days there is simply not enough evidence to suggest that boosters are necessary for the entire american population. the announcements by mr. biden and dr. walensky did not sit well with all the scientists who advised them raising questions about the president's pledge to always follow the science as he fought the pandemic so it was a date on the calendar they were going to meet. it sounds a lot like

afghanistan. they set a date, they are going to do it. forget about the science. rachel: this says how the biden administration doesn't follow science as it does about the media. look at that very tepid acknowledgment. i mean, joe biden ahead of the science, like he is smarter than the scientists. he is ahead of them. pete: trump world world ignoring, undermining. rachel: he is barbarian, he doesn't know anything. this is just like so crazy. i think you have to ask why is the biden administration doing this? there is lots of reasons. there are political reasons. we talked about those earlier that maybe covid is something that the biden administration feels that they can control and there is all these other things that are spiraling out of control. the border, afghanistan was a disaster. killing those seven children and other adults in afghanistan turned out to be a disaster. but also he has to follow the money. there are a lot of people making a lot of money on those vaccinations and booster shots. will: i think all of those potentialities are on the table but ask the question.

keep digging. why? why are you pushing something that not just ahead of science but out of line with science. that might have been a better preposition to use. maybe not ahead of. as though science will catch up to you but out of line. pete: out of step. rachel: in contrast. will: defying. pete: missing the mark. will: after fighting to defend america, one veteran has a new calling coffee and donuts. check it out next hour of "fox & friends." 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, ....

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>> glaze, period. not even close. >> you don't like pink? will: not even close. all the kids do. 7 seconds in the microwave we usually do it. obviously fresh from the donut truck. will: that man - ainsley: it is not approved of. will: we just started. will: he's feeling a little banged up right now. i will talk about it in a month but nothing right now. ainsley: i'm sending a picture of you eating a donut to all your friends. pete: speaking of motivation let's bring in dan bondgino.

you run circles around will in crosshairs. >> i am getting a little old. pete: you said you were getting creek year in the shoulder. >> my left shoulder. my wife says all the time it is just show muscles. they don't do nothing. i am as flexible as a fire hydrant. pete: i don't know if i believe that a but appreciate it. on the border, what unfolded this week 15,000 under the bridge to bulldozers making it go away. a huge influx of illegals they

say are going to removal proceedings but we know they are being released and yet all the way up to the president, the vice president and the dhs secretary all i want to talk about is the horse whipping. they did it again yesterday. >> president biden: to see people treated like they did, it is outrageous. i promise you those people will pay. >> it even images of some of the worst moments of our history where that kind of behavior has been used against the native people of our country, against african-americans during times of slavery. >> those images painfully conjured up the worst elements of our nations ongoing ballot. pete: those are people that would pay. >> this happens when you put two grifters in the white house who have no life skills and all

other than grafting, when you do that and don't put people in the white house who have any character or done any business in their life where they had to be honorable with other people this is what you get. they lick their finger and see where the political winds are going to blow. whether those political winds are the winds of truth or not are irrelevant so they live. this a be the first whipping incidents in human history where there was no whip and no incident. even the person who took the photo stated, the photographer, it is misconstrued. keep in mind we talk about this, president biden and kamala harris know this story is fake. it doesn't matter to them because they know liberals will

suck it up like thursday dogs from a bowl of water. bill marr had the segment, the risk for covid hospitals, 40% not even close, the collusion, the whipping photo, gullible and president biden knows that. goes to the adage that liberals don't know anything and what they do know is typically fake. pete: how deep does the lie go and where does it begin? the photographer who took the picture said that's not what happened and then go viral on social media and you wonder is anybody on social media ignorant of what rains are poor they know that is not a whipping and by the time he feeds itself up to the level of dhs secretary, you have to assume you live in dupont circle are know anything about horses this is a lie you are knowingly telling up and down the chain? >> i have been taking this out

of the podcast this weekend not black or white. and a blue checkmark. to hurt conservatives. the story is great, it fits the number of narratives that are beneficial. the stories fake but doesn't matter. identity politics. and they can attack conservatives and law enforcement, they generally don't like law enforcement.

class warfare, they can attack conservatives, we know it is fake but so great for us we will do it anyway. >> people are talking before versus whipping or not whipping and everyone that is known is focusing on the fact that the camp is bulldozed over, another story, it took place at my alma mater, footage of the student, two female students, the multicultural center and females are saying the men are making them feel uncomfortable.

>> >> you are white. you understand what the multicultural space, you're not being censored. >> if you have any consideration for people of color. your sticker is racist, that is a job, you can choose to be polys, you can choose to be a cop, choose to kill people with a badge and you are protecting them which means you are racist. >> this offense us automatically - you are promoting murderers. >> at some point in the video they say this is a multicultural space not for white people, that is not culture. this crazy stuff, i went to that school 30 years ago and i

feel sad that in america we are going backwards in terms of the progress we made on racial harmony. what is going on and will we ever get back to the way we were 101520 years ago? >> i'm not an optimist. i am a realist. fascinating that liberals put the bumper second that says coexist and yet they are the new liberal segregationist. please explain how this isn't segregation. to be clear it appears from this video the woman has no idea who these young men are, never met them in her life from this video and made a snap judgments based on their skin color. for the liberals who watch this show i want you to explain to

me how you are not the new segregationist. you can't. they will start foaming at the mouth and screaming at the sky with their pain because they know i call them out and you are the new racist segregationist liberals and it goes back to the axiomatic truth about liberals and conservatives should never forget. we think liberals are people with bad ideas, liberals don't feel the same way about you and it is evidenced in that, liberals think you are bad people, she has no idea what these two kids think. that might not even have been his computer not that there's anything wrong with the police to go anyway. she made a snap judgment based on their race because she's and even willing to talk to them, just think they are bad people and it is why there is no coexisting with liberals, they do not leave us alone. there is a new racist segregation. >> this is why would say the other aspect on the segregation you are making his is all about projection. ultimately, anti-science or

racist or segregationist they embody the very qualities which they scream about. they accuse others about. >> tucker carlson says the left accuses you of what they are doing themselves. and is >> aware of the video and discussing with that. >> i'm not optimistic. pete: unfiltered tonight, 10:00 pm, a peek at the teleprompter, it is unfiltered. >> what does it say in the

teleprompter, - >> my one condition, let me do me, i saw that. you are very generous. >> you are the amy coheny barrett of fox news. >> watch tonight the debate tonight which is pretty spectacular. rachel: thanks a lot. turning to your headlines the fbi investigating an assault on a female servicemember by a group of male afghan refugees, incident happened earlier this week in new mexico where afghan refugees are being housed and

adding security measures at the complex to ensure safety of service members and donald trump will hold a save america rally in perry, georgia. the republican candidates will be there including herschel walker and georgia secretary of state candidate jody heist. the rally starts at 7:00 pm eastern and you can watch it live on fox nation.com. golf fan so off patriotism before the ryder cup got underway on lake michigan. ♪♪ our star-spangled banner yet wave ♪♪ over the land of the free ♪♪ and the home of the brave ♪♪

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jillian: costco is limiting purchases on certain household items, the retailer putting limitations on key items including toilet paper, bottled water, inflation cause price increases at high as 10%. joining us with how you can stretch your dollar is charles

payne. this seems like costco, very big retailer is predicting the inflation will continue. wildwood we be doing this. rachel: they understand why the american public knows this and what is your first instinct, you will buy as much as possible because if i can buy something today for a dollar that i think will be one dollar and $0.50 next week i will buy as much as possible. costco is not just a brilliant company but their customers are brilliant as well as trying to get in front of that. rachel: this has to do with gas prices. >> so much of the sensors around fossil fuel, natural gas, coal.

the problem when you go to war with fossil fuels, where crude oil prices were trading the day president biden was elected they've gone up ever since. you say we are no longer going to drill here, not going to that is no longer going to drill there, limitations on how much supply we can get to, we are going to limit that, supply and demand, when you say we will put caps on that and punish it even further you can't even put project together, no investment, the price went straight the roof and everything in many it's from there. how we get to work costs more money, plastic, the things you talk about at costco, the plastic containers, fossil fuel. we immediately put a major tax on this country, shot ourselves in the foot for the rhetoric and the actions to find -- limit fossil fuels, we are asking opec to produce more so we can send them our money.

rachel: it is not about climate change which was their original reason, if they ask opec to produce more. rachel: >> we got to punish americans, just a small percentage of the world's population. china said pound the sand. john kerry reached out to them can we get together and talk about it, they said no. president biden called president xi i would love to meet with you and we will do what we do, polluters long as we want to pollute. the rest of the world will do the same thing. we want to retard our own growth out of the notion that by stopping americans making americans pay double for the gas prices this is the most regressive tax there is, it hurts poor people and middle income families. when i hear president biden talk about conversations the main thing they are talking about is the things they are

talking about, throwing trillions of dollars is like throwing kerosene on gas-fired, it will make it worse. the free money out there does not help. it drove up prices as well. we have to buckle down, ride our way through this because that is the only alternative. rachel: thank you for breaking that down. back to you. will: college football kicking off on fox. quaid travis joins us on his college football bus tour in nashville. next week tuscaloosa, alabama in texas, notre dame, wisconsin, a and m arkansas, oklahoma, west virginia and find yourself in your own backyard at your, monitor, explain that to me.

>> i will go to a football game and a soccer game for my 7-year-old. >> a flag football game in nashville too. >> my alma mater is a 35 point underdog and the texas longhorns. this is going to be i continue to believe that college football and nfl fans showing up without masks living their best lives, tailgating, having an incredible time is an important sign 18 months into this covid mess. an incredible game in notre dame and wisconsin, this is a

phenomenal time. i love football season and we are into the fall. >> check that out just for kickoff. we are done, click it right over there. the pics of the weekend. >> in that game, i love arkansas against texas a and m and tennessee is going on the road against florida. the ball will keep it under three touchdowns. 17 against oklahoma. you got that one too, you have been doing well.

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>> the funeral for gabby cuellar will be held tomorrow, charles watson is live in venice, florida with more is a new development is revealed in the search for brian laundrie. >> reporter: law enforcement our pouring resources into their search for brian laundrie at the carlton reserve. everything from drills to high water vehicles and k-9 units at play, could be a challenge to track for 23-year-old down confirming to the you -- the new york post that he left home without his phone before disappearing in the 25,000 acre nature reserve on september 14th. despite that police say the motivation is as strong as ever.

>> the warrant doesn't change anything. we are working as hard to find him now as we did on day one. >> reporter: we know brian is a wanted fugitive but the arrest warrant is not related to the death of gabby petito. a grand jury indicted him for making $1,000 worth of fraudulent purchases using a stolen debit card between august 30th and september 1st but the focus for many people was honoring gabby's life on friday on long island, community, honored her life during -- hundreds of people lived lanterns at onset. the 22-year-old whose remains were found in wyoming a week ago. >> beautiful person, kind. >> reporter: her family will have a private ceremony.

will: as veteran agencies continue their efforts to rescue left behind americans in afghanistan the fbi is reaching out to some of those groups and the legitimacy including knocking on the door of our next guest. former green beret scott man joins us. you've done amazing work facilitating afghan allies and citizens getting out of afghanistan. the fbi knocked on your door. >> one of those things, when everybody was entering into the fray, we handed it back over.

these guys were professionals, get a sense of what was happening on the landscape as these volunteer groups come in. it was over as soon as they came by weeks ago since we were invited by chairman millie and others. they are doing what they need to be doing to check the legitimacy of groups that are involved, completely professional. will: they were checking to make sure you were legit, not breaking any laws. you have carried on. one of the most recognizable and effective of these groups. are there still folks in afghanistan attempting to get out from behind the lines of the taliban and. >> a couple things on that continuing to work closely with the government to make this work, this public-private partnership and we are working with other volunteer groups.

a lot of volunteer groups doing amazing work and we are trying to collaborate with them but also to look at resettlement, enduring beatings at the checkpoint and veteran population, volunteers, imagine doing a 911 dispatch call for a month with a family and the rest being hunted and told before the phone call starts nobody is coming, do the best you can. we've got to take care of them as well. will: a ton of that feeling help is what they can affect on the grounds, talk about facilitating the transition, we heard about some incidents, what can be done to address that issue?

>> at the community level let's think about the fact that these people are very highly fitted people, they stood up for democracy, think what they have been through the last couple weeks. subjugated to that. and across to the united states. trying to make sense of it and tempers flare at times and we need to welcome the men know these are isolated narratives and they will be great leaders in our country. will: are you confident they were vetted properly, a lot of people were not part of the process. >> some of that did happen. if you look at the way it

occurred particularly in of her first 48 hours, we're so careful about the recognition symbol and carefully moving with their families through and saying i that this person. i am confident hundreds of people we helped get through, the fine citizens and leaders, to agree with that. we have to look at that. will: groups like yours, there was a surge and those people will be more fitting indeed. >> appreciate it. dell rio, texas became the epicenter of the border crisis, how is impacting border towns? residents react to the toll it has taken on their community next.

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processed by dhs. our next guest watched that debacle unfolding real-time as their town became ground 0 for the nation's border crisis. thank you so much for being with us. before we talk about the past can we talk about the present? what is like an dell rio. what is your community look like? what are you seeing? >> the queen city, the rio grande shaking and he has heard us economically and doesn't seem to matter, looks like the guy has gone mad to do a community the way he has done down here.

with our border patrol, we thank governor abbott and tony gonzalez and the senator cruise for helping us with this effort. he picked on the weak spot of the border and i guess that is us. we expect more to come. he is not through with this country. will: what does that mean? what did you see over the last couple weeks and what might we see in the future? >> the last couple weeks have been very brutal, they talk about the treatment of the border patrol agents, brutal and cruel, backing 15,000 under the bridge of the hundred plus degree temperature with those facilities, doesn't mean anything because i have to tell

you in 1994 according to ben schapiro at that time president biden said, quote, if haiti quietly sank in the caribbean sea it would make not a lot of difference as far as we are concerned. really doesn't care much about the haitians or haiti, just to further his political agenda, and all this in my opinion is a distraction from what is happening to illegal immigrants in afghanistan, the killing of 7 innocent children, murder at the kabul airport of 13 young men and women, a distraction over russia, iran. all the other countries.

will: fascinating quote a distraction this has served putting 294, taking back to that, more is to come, and and what have you saw, what you see coming again soon. >> they shook the bridge down and that bridge is the source of income for dell rio. we are seeing people all over town, they are lost, facility behind my shoulder is no longer needed, border is open and that is when you come back from mexico go through customs, and declare your goods and

interstate commerce between here and our sister city has been shutdown. our businesses, what we see here is people all over town in our grocery stores and haven't been tested. covid is rampant and doesn't affect the united states of america, affecting mexico also. that is quite a bit bigger than dell rio but they are over there and hope the mexican government will do something with them and turn them back like donald trump did. will: we have to run but really quickly.

>> donald trump had a roadmap. none of this would have happened. >> i ask prayers for the city of dell rio, thank you for keeping us safe. will: i'm sure everyone watching, thank you for sharing your story. coming up on fox news, austen scarecrow, his first tv interview since he retired. pete: university of minnesota boosts the number of police officers on campus here after the school limited ties with the police department amid protests over the death of george floyd.

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