>> there is a rivalry. who wins the last will be up to less than 200,000 party members. often compared to margaret thatcher, the irish lady. neck and neck with party membership. this will be a close one. >> laura: interesting way to -- >> carley: president biden free link up air force one for quick trip up the coast to massachusetts where he called climate change are clear and present danger and announced a number of executive actions to combat it. you're watching "fox and friends first" on your thursday morning. >> todd: clear and present danger, he said the words caught right. the president decided to bypass congress and represent his own party, put the brakes on his way to jump to comment a reason they're doing that.

americans clearly do not approve of the president was my policy is. biden's approval at 31%, a record low. that includes only 19% of hispanics and 23% of independents. with the truth. can we handle the truth? >> good morning, todd and carly. i'm not sure. the president -- i don't know if you saw, i started out by butchering massachusetts representative's name then he called him a she. he praised the climate conference in glasgow, england, which is in scotland, and announcing as a result of fossil fuel emissions, he has cancer, which he doesn't. >> president biden: rather than is being able to walk, guess what? you had to put on your windshield wipers to get literally the oil slick of the

window. that's why i am so -- cancer. for the longest time, had the highest cancer rate in the nation. >> that raised eyebrows, and a few hours later, the white house attempted to clean up telling fox news biden was saying he was referring to past skin cancer, which was removed and documented in his 2021 health summary. the gas overshadowed the president 's intended message which was, as you mention, declaring climate change are clear and present danger. >> president biden: climate change is literally an existential threat for our nation and for the world. this is an emergency. i will look at it that way, i said last week, i'll say it again loud and clear. as president, use mic circuit of power to combat climate crisis. >> this comes as the president 's approval rating is imagine plummets to 31%. that is the lowest of his

presidency. also finding at 71% of americans do not want him to run again, ngc 54% of them are democrats, getting a thumbs down periods critics think he is not focusing on the real problem is. watch. >> you want to talk about climate emergency? we're talking about an energy emergency, because that's what the american people think the problem is. >> the president will hit the road again today, heading to work's barry, pennsylvania, to talk about the recently passed gun legislation, and a lot of people will be watching to see if there are more gas, as we saw yesterday. >> carley: life is. thank you. the closure of the power plant mark the end of an error for the community, and all of new england as it was the largest coal-fired power plant in the entire region. ted wheeler is a blatant point power station, powered up to 38

years. a former somerset -- resigned in 2021 over the brighton .5. good morning to you both. holly, you say that the identity of this town, the town of somerset was really wrapped up in this power plant. what economically happen to the community after it shutdown? >> it was such a difficult thing, both emotionally and economically. four years before my time, people were in denial that the plant was shut down comments when i came on board, we all kind of knew that it was looming and when it became a reality, people, especially workers there, everyone was grappling with where are we going to work now? where is somerset going to get half of its revenue? that power plant made up at least about 40% of the general fund for the town, so we were looking to bring in more economic development, we had to shift a lot of things around and luckily, we survived rock

bottom, but the fact that it was even purchase to begin with, we got very lucky. moving forward. >> carley: we just watched a video of the two towers being demolished in 2019. ted, you worked there for 38 years. did you feel when it shutdown? >> we were very disappointed and in denial for a while. the writing was on the wall. it was purely economic. coal just couldn't compete and -- >> carley: holly, you clearly care so much about your community. you actually resigned from the position because of this fight over the power plant. can you tell us what happened there? >> sure. it wasn't necessarily over the planned closure. i really wanted to get my hands dirty, that's one of the main reason why i ran in the first place, but several years later, about a year ago from now in

april, at that point, it had been a good year and a half of some people coming out of the woodwork and using the plant as a platform to get politically involved, and it really drummed up a lot of negativity. at the time, the trump administration had imposed a significant delay on any offshore wind projects, power projects, so that directly affected is and what was to come. we have done a press release, there was a huge press release about -- similar to what we talked about yesterday. it's finally happening now. the fact that it was delayed. the company had to bring in commodities to survive while they waited for a review of their new win partnership, and so that took a good year and the neighbors set up a good fight for -- because they did not like that commodities were being

brought in, currently at the time, it was a scrap staging ground, and there were a lot -- there's been a ton of misinformation around that, in so that caused a huge fight and a lot of the people that were running for office were using that of the platform, and in my opinion, there were a lot of unethical things going on. i didn't want any part of it. >> carley: ted, what was once a coal-fired power plant is going to be turned into a factory to make cables for wind farms to connect those wind farms to the power grid. how does the town feel moving forward about this transition? >> well, i think it's mixed. they do need taxable income, and it's a great organization. it will help a lot. it's a perfect place.

when they stop putting the cable in, it should go like clockwork. >> carley: ted wheeler, holly mcnamara, interesting to learn a little bit more about the town that the president visited yesterday. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> carley: you're very welcome. >> todd: pete buttigieg facing pushback is the administration gives itself a pat on the back for declining gas prices. >> i just wonder how concerned you should be about taking a victory lap. most wall street analysts anticipating that we will see higher energy prices. in fact, oil prices about $100 a barrel at this point. higher prices all the way to the end of the year and beyond. if prices go back up, did then have to take either blame for the price of you take a victory lap? because we just want to make sure that it is understood that of measures that the president and demonstration of taken to help you reduce the price of oil seem to be having an effect. >> todd: current average cost of regular right now $4.44 a

gallon. that is more than $2 more since the day by dint of his. federal investigation into hunter biden reaching a critical state. sources are telling us that a range of charges against him. >> carley: all the inside details. tell us more. >> good morning, carley and todd. unregistered foreign lobbying and false statements are just some of the charges hunter biden could face. sources telling fox news that the investigation into the president was maxon has reached a "critical stage," and officials are looking into whether the charges come with possible foreign lobby and violations and much more. this all stems from a probe into hunter biden's finances and overseas business deals which was being conducted by the u.s. attorney's office, and proper attorney david white. a federal grand jury looking into the matter wrapped up its latest term last month. he has been under federal

investigation since 2018, but some already predict his presidential poll could shield him from some of the more serious charges be a collision. >> there might be more collusion at work than we are getting credit for. i'm really concerned about the starter came out because it is a lowball treatment of hunter biden. were talking about, i think, coming up with the right timing for a soft plea for hunter biden to have very little consequences. >> intel comes on the heels of the stunning revelation of president biden's 2018 voice mail are played by the daily mail that his son's business dealing in china. listen. >> president biden: it doesn't hurt you. the article released and it went online. i think you're clear.

>> president biden continues to deny having any knowledge of his son's foreign business deals and repeatedly has said he never discussed them with him. >> carley: most certainly do not despite the fact that hunter met with him 30 times. just a couple days after overseas trips, but thank you. president biden could have a big old mess on his aunt's. watch this. >> there was a lot of smoke there. i think were probably about to find out whether there is fire, but i don't like to predict indictments. i think that's not why is. clearly, this is a serious investigation, and clearly, it is moving in a serious direction for him. i don't -- politically, i do know the effect would be, but if he is indicted, it will be amazing to see what the latest facts are and, directly or indirectly, the implicate the president. >> carley: the investigation is based in part on activity

reports regarding funds from china and other foreign countries filed by financial institutions. >> todd: the story that keeps on giving. alexandria ocasio-cortez denying that he faked wearing handcuffs after her tuesday was tweeting "no faking your. putting your hands behind your back is a best practice while detained, handcuffed and not." to avoid escalating charges like resisting arrest. the squad leader getting a lot of criticism for causing a spectacle during a pro-abortion rally. capitol police say none of the 17 democratic lawmakers arrested were handcuffed. did you hear about this? canceling a comedy show just hours before due to backlash from the woke. the first avenue in minneapolis to another venue in the city. twitter users complain because they were outraged over jokes about the transgender community and the comedian's metric specials. one user writing i find this grows that the booking does not seem to align with the values

that first avenue proposes to support. fourth avenue releasing a statement that as we hear when we are sorry. we know that we must hold yourself to high standards and we know we let you down. even listen to this. more woke changes to make the country a little bit more gender neutral. numbers at the property property boutique will now be called fairy godmother's apprentices and start a fairy godmother is in training. giving kids while makeovers and transforming them into night and princesses. disney itself is not commented but an independent disney law called streaming the magic shedding some light on why they made the change, saying "this way, cast members that may not identify as for milk and to be part of the process of dressing up in style and the children without having to refer to themselves as a female disney character." this one broke my brain because they did not change the word

godmother. >> todd: i thought the same thing. >> carley: so this is why, i voted down. if you are a fairy godmother in training, you're studying to become a very godmother. but if you are an apprentice of a fairy godmother, you can be either gender. >> todd: move on with the show. who is clamoring for any of this? >> carley: no one. >> todd: who is writing disney is saying we must change the world to apprentice? in reality, disney put itself in a body is the cost to go there becomes even more exorbitant every single year. it's bad. you got to take out a second mortgage to go there. what are they doing? they're discouraging people from going by, instead of keeping the thing that we all grew up with and loved, there are increasing wokeness. >> carley: the bippity boppity boutique is picking agenda, because they either pick you up as a printers or night.

one that caused this -- he actually called the having a daughter who visited the boutique where this is being implemented is further cement my thought that i can take my kids there anymore, they've gone so woke. >> todd: to follow ups, i don't know the producers of the story and again, but as many times as you can have carley singh bippity hoppity, to that for this point, this is really death by a thousand cuts. i think we need to realize this. if they keep allowing little things like this to take hold, the big things are going to really start impacting this. one of those big things we have coming up later in the show with cory mills. the military changing their language to be more woke. people aren't signing up for the military and on the record numbers that we saw. we may think it's all little bippity boppity stories, but

when it metastasises, it has the tobacco country. >> carley: it's a sign that the country has become too fat and happy. >> todd: we have more serious things on our hands. >> carley: are not focusing on them. a jury meeting a verdict in the murder of retired police captain david dorn who has gunned down during the 2020 riots, and his widow is a message for black lives matter and woke corporations that bankroll them. >> black clergy, community leaders and other groups that are wanting the same answers as to why they're just blindly funding them and their agenda when in fact, that the black lives really don't matter to them. >> todd: a retired nypd sergeant is yet to explain just how dangerous and damaging the ant i copped movement really is. don't go anywhere.

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night of rioting when he was trying to protect the punch from routers in the summer of 2020. jurors only deliberated for three hours before returning a guilty verdict. david dorn's' widow reacting on an 80 per college end. >> he took my husband away from me but now is removing himself from his family. his family is losing him just like i lost my husband. they didn't pull the trigger. yet, they're losing a loved one as well. i have some compassion for them and i do feel for them. >> supporters at the core group. they funded the riots that killed her husband, she says. >> i have some black roger, community leaders and other aid groups that want to know the same answers as to why they are just blindly funding them, and their agenda were in fact the black lives really don't matter to them. they're lining the pockets with their money and buying mansions.

>> the next hearing set for september 13. his defense attorneys say they will be appealing. >> carley: dominik rivera, wife of slain nypd detective jason rivera says work organizations backing the organization need to take responsibility for their actions and realize the consequences are real, saying "always known the lethal risk to her husband jobs, but we could never have anticipated though, was that companies like coca-cola, comcast, nbc, gatorade and levi, microsoft, nikkei, papa john, paypal, peloton and target would use the profits to fund the very organization, black lives matter, that is calling the police to die." peter retired nypd sergeant joins an. how much of the coalition is there in your mind between blm

was not quite right, which is obviously very corporately sponsored and the war on cops? >> you see eight day in and day out. police officers out there being vilified for these nasty expletives and calling for the deaths of uniformed members of the service and its wrong. we see the amount of violence that has been happening in these communities, especially our communities with minorities, shootings, robberies, things like this. it's such an influx in this community and it all stems upon this black lives matter having this type of rhetoric against us. >> carley: in the summer of 2020, the list of companies that were supporting black lives matter was longer than the list of companies that want. what was that experience like

for you, now two years later, what's it like knowing that communities across the country? >> communities are suffering. these corporations that are funding this organization would actually just wake up and realize that you know what? you're doing more harm than good. a lot of these companies actually going to these communities which are actually suffering and go to these community-based programs that are actually doing something for our -- exactly, these community-based organizations that are actually doing stuff for our communities, there are actually there in the forefront of trying to help these people better themselves and better the lives. actually basically funding their real estate portfolio, if anything. they're not doing anything for our communities, absolutely not. >> todd: there is a great point. when you see the literally making your job harder,

deadlier, you ask yourself why am i doing this? >> well, i did this and i did it for 27 years and i did it because of the love of my community and wanting to help. i can always try to change that, i can always try to change their outlook of the way people think about us, and i can try to actually tell them these people are sending the wrong message. they are actually people that care. icap. there is many police officers just like me. jason rivera, for example, his entire life, wanted to become a new york city police officer to help his community and he did what the city wanted. we have black lives matter pushing this agenda and look what happens. >> carley: his widow, the one who we quoted in the intro although also, she is also the one who spoke out at her husband

was mcenroe called out albert bragg. zero wrote an incredible piece. she's only 23 years old. something that is not getting enough in attention is police officers were committing suicide because of this organization called bluehelp.org . last year, there were a total of 136 police website. chicago police superintendent david brown. let's take a listen to him. >> police worked is tough work. i would argue it's been the most difficult time these last two and half years. police officers are human. is an that one more time. police officers are human. and they have struggled, just like everyone else. >> carley: what leading to this? >> i think our current climate outside the external -- outside

the communities with everyone vilifying us and the stress of that comment that you also have internal. the internal wire there's not enough police. at the end of the day, a lot of precincts are struggling because sometimes you don't even have enough manpower to put out the amount of cards that you need to actually go out there and you're trying to squeeze water from iraq to get the resources that we need to go and service our community, so you have the stress that is internal and the stress that the external. sometimes, you have stresses at home. you don't know the situations at home and what it's like. i always told my officers listen, a job as a job, you come to work, you can you do what

you're supposed to do. when you go home, you leave work behind, now you you work at home. >> carley: you have to separate. you have to. >> in order for you to survive and -- >> todd: survived. >> you have to separate yourself. >> todd: anna serrano, thank you so much. a beautiful service yesterday, remembering her the force of nature during her new york city funeral. than from family standing side by side as pallbearers carry are all targeted visitors were roughly 100 mourners were on hand to pay their respects during the emotional service. ivana's three children share a fun story thank you live at the american dream. iraq also carrying her mom's best advice and you can do anything. ivana was literally to rest in new jersey. america's military facing an unprecedented recruitment audit

committees would have something to do with it. >> using the right pronouns is a very simple way to affirm someone's identity. it is a signal of acceptance and respect. instead of saying something like hey guys, you can say hey everyone. >> todd: army veteran and congressional candidate cory mills will be here to talk about the wokeness infiltrating the world's greatest fighting force. >> carley: let's take a serious message to teachers unions who are pushing controversial lesson plans. corey deangelis has been at the forefront of the education fight and he is next. ♪ ♪

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people of color. how deadly drug store across the southern border. fatal overdoses and 20 by 44% among black people in 2020 compared to the year prior. experts say the driving factor is fentanyl, which is often mixed with other drugs. the cdc is now blaming racism instead of the border crisis. the agency is asking principal deputy director, telling "politico" "racism continues to be a serious public health risk that directly affects the well-being of millions of americans and as a result, affects the health of our entire nation." fox news contributor david webb react to that assessment later in the program. a new report suggests the los angeles county public health director implemented school math mandates based on a study coauthored by her own daughter. her daughter caitlin barnes was not a doctor does not have a phd in any field filed today -- failed to disclose her relationship with her mom is a

conflict of interest. the study published in august 2021 claims masking is highly effective in slowing the spread of covid-19, it was also cited by cdc director. l.a. county is currently considering a new >> interpreter: mandate that could go into effect as soon as july 29th. >> todd: and oversight, right? wink-wink. on poll results back fire in a survey conducted by the emergency federation of teachers shows that voters trusted g.o.p. more than democrats on issues in the classroom. corey deangelis, senior fellow at the american federation for children joins me now. novel concept, having an organization that presents the interest of the kid, not the other players in education. how much of the cell phone was this ball back for randi weingarten and the teachers union? >> this is just an epic cell phone for randi weingarten. her teachers unions own poll destroying her own narrative, just having a narrative into

shreds and found that republicans were winning on the issue of education and that democrats were more likely to be viewed as over politicizing the classroom, which is the complete opposite of what randi weingarten has been tweeting over and over again every single day. she's been blaming the republicans, but her own poll found that the democrats if anything were more responsible for over politicizing the classroom. since then, there's been another poll that just came out from the democrats for education reform also finding republicans up on the issue of education by about three percentage points overall and by nine percentage points with parents. the g.o.p. has a perfect opportunity here to become the parents' party. hopefully they can learn from virginia. he showed them the way to lead in the parental rights as a political winner and look, if you want a red wave, this is the way to do it. >> todd: he took the words right out of my mouth. in light of this poll, in light

of virginia, let me add in light of school board races across the country where the republican has won resoundingly, white of democratic change course and stop politicizing education? >> they should stop, but the thing is there in a catch-22 situation. the democrats have over relied on the teachers union. randi weingarten, we just talked about, campaign contributions, 99% of those contributions have got a democrat as opposed republicans in 2022 so far according to the open secret campaign contribution website. the democrats have to make a decision now, and republicans, they're smart, they'll make the democrats make the decision. republicans are in a win-win situation on the issue of education, and look, this polling is a change. even though it was only about three percentage point advantage over, the republicans seem to be close to democrats on education, this is a seismic shift in what we've seen for decades. democrats have always been a pop, for a long time at least, and on the issue of education.

to even be close would be an important story, but for republicans to be up in two polls over the past couple of months, some left-leaning sources on the education, this doesn't look good for democrats in the mid-term, and look, if the republicans wanted to give a gift to the democrats, they want to talk about education. they won't touch it, like they've done for far too long. at the smart, the lean into this just like we saw with glenn youngkin in virginia who cracked the code. this is the blueprint for success going forward. education, freedom, parental rights in education, school tries, these are all political winner is on at the same time, coming out against parental rights in education after the past two years in particular is becoming a form of political suicide. hopefully, politicians from all parties pick the side of the parents. >> todd: could this be the mid-term elections that marks the beginning of the end for the teachers union monopoly over our kids education? we will see in a few short months. gori, thank you very much.

>> carley: woke military recruitment ads like this appear to be misfiring of the u.s. armed forces are now announcing at here to recruiting shortages under the biden administration. according to the army secretary office, the army has only reached half of its recruiting goal for this fiscal year, leaving at 10,000 soldiers are short of hitting its quarter. that is not good. to combat the shortage, the army is now offering $50,000 investment board ridges to highly skilled recruits to sign onto super six years. the military, each brand is facing challenges competing with private companies are trying to find young people with physical, mental and character qualifications needed to serve. army, and veteran and u.s. congressional candidate cory mills will join us later to weigh in. new audio from tucker carlson tonight showing top nba officials criticizing players who challenge the actions of the chinese communist party. here is bucks owner mark.

>> which is unwanted [bleep]. i get it. its business. you want to do things like you're going to complain about it, you're not allowed. the nba is in a box. >> carley: former nba player gives his take. >> how 100%, american-made companies is run by the chinese dictatorship. they are mad because finally some people who have played 11 years in this league are finally expose them in wake up america, this is a league that you have been supporting and watching. enough is enough and this is unacceptable. >> carley: yeah, on the court, he famously wore and try the zippy slogans like no more excuses although he wasn't breaking any legal rules, the npa begged him to wear different

use. eric adams is asking the white house to help with the illegal immigrants flooding into new york city, but according to new information that we just got, it looks like biden is the one who is sending them there. >> todd: this next door, is almost hard to believe take a look at your screen. michigan easing up on crime, the specific quantity of the screen, the first two. >> carley: i'm going to go back to that. >> todd: in the name of equity. are talking to city business owners is that this will drive more people away from the store's. you think? wait till you hear these folks. ♪ ♪

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kicked out of the hearing after this outburst. >> they are not -- you are perpetuating violence. >> carley: the house and a passenger gun-control legislation with little change, there is little chance of making it out of the senate. despite record shattering migrant encounters, alejandro mayorkas is once again insisting the southern border is under control. >> the border is secure. the border -- we are working to make the border more secure. that has been a historic challenge. >> carley: the secretary claimed more than 1.7 million migrants have attempted to cross the border so far this fiscal year alone, according to the data, more than 200,000 migrants have attempted to cross into the u.s. in each month

since march. even cities in the north-east are struggling to handle the border crisis. both new york city mayor eric adams and easy mayor calling for federal assistance this week. texas and arizona are buzzing migrants to the city's. biden administration is sending some migrants to new york city, just like the migrants are set on midnight flights to rochester county. migrants into nyc have no local task, but they were directly sent here by the biden administration. eric adams says almost 3,000 migrants have come to the big apple in recent weeks. >> todd: this next story is almost up to believe. business owners in kalamazoo, michigan, i feel furious after their city leaders voted to make "equitable changes to the city code." these included decriminalizing public, desiccation, lettering.

this is real. pop city popcorn and owner of sherry's jaco art. cherri emery joining us now. how bad has it gotten outside your shop, becky bil? >> i don't have a horrible time outside of my shop particularly. i'm kind of a little ways from the main part of the mall, but my neighbor has had human feces outside of his door. just later everywhere. we do have ambassadors that do come through and pick it up, but it still out there and just crazy. >> todd: to remind the audience, were talking about the united states of america. when you think about the other that you just came, it is mind-blowing. cherri, what are the things that you have seen and heard? >> well, one day, we smell something in the bathroom of the

store and i open up the door and there was human feces, and of course, called by landlord and they -- nobody would do anything about it. this was before we had ambassadors, a few years ago. that was the first thing. i had to clean it up and it's not a fun thing. >> todd: you have to say no more on that be a quintet of decriminalizing and public and in public, wouldn't it make sense to do is put in support of parties? >> the city did put in a portland lu a few blocks from the mall, i believe that was $100,000 to put that in your core it's a sink, a toilet. i understand sometimes it's locked, so i don't know how effective it is if no one can actually use it. >> todd: that's insanity. i want to pop up on the screen's

think there are no longer a crime in your great city. the city where derek jeter was born, i should add. accosting, molesting a roughly touching any other person, selling pictures of books to minors, being under the influence of controlled substances or drugs in public and engaging in fraudulent claims to obtain money. there are literally changing years and years of what has become accepted law. what good could possibly come out of those changes as well? >> yeah, there were so many different changes that we didn't even realize were involved in the voting the other night. that's really -- we have a lot of compassion, believe me. in my coffee shop, my chocolate shop, we let people drink coffee when we know it's cold out there. anyone can come in for coffee. sometimes, we -- i bought shoes for people that were homeless,

that are working with no shoes. there are so many different things, but it's not just the part of it. the part that really upsetting to us is people are putting other people, people following some of our employees to their cars to, asking them for money and then they get to the car and still not giving the money. we had one guy. we have to employ people and we have to make these people stay with us, and -- >> todd: and you're trying to attract customer, so that having to have a chilling effect not only on employees but what customer is going to want to compare shop where you have to dodge desiccation in your dish and bake at horrible. thank you join with us, it's a tough topic.

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