♪ ♪ >> carley: we have a fox news alert. gubernatorial in the kennett dome at candidate lee zeldin getting attacked on stage at a campaign rally. the suspect is back on the streets. and the attacker striking him with a object and a crowd of supporters able to jump in and help. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this friday morning i am carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm joey jones for the irreplaceable todd piro. on stage before swinging his

fist and yelling coming "you're done." and one of the men on the scene in a help the congressman and here to tell us what happened at. >> carley: we begin with ashley strohmier with the breaking details, ashley, good morning. >> the gubernatorial candidate and congressman lee zeldin getting attacked at a campaign stop last night. now, you can see a man jump on stage while lee zeldin was speaking. the police say he approaches and start swinging his sharp weapon towards his neck. that terrifying moment was caught on camera, watch. >> there is only one option... >> "you're done." speak with the monroe county sheriff's offer say the suspect man was taken into custody and charged with attempted assault. zeldin was able to grab the man and hold him off until others can jump in and tackle him, the

attendees who stepped up to quickly assist and the law enforcement officers who quickly responded. as resolute as ever to do my part to make new york safe again. the suspect will likely bit back on the street exactly. the suspect was released on his own recognizance. in the meantime, zeldin's fall and kathy hochul tweeting, she tweeted, "relieved to hear that congressman zeldin was not injured and the suspect is in custody. i condemn this violent behavior in the strongest terms possible. there is no place in new york." but the new york republicans pointing for the rally scheduled hours ahead of that attack. the state committee chairman nick langworthy responding "is not kathy hochul that manned the flames to the rally schedule.

this is unacceptable for anyone let alone a sitting governor." i spoke with cody crippen who said the rally was shaken to the core, listen. >> everybody is kind of a little shocked. you know, just surprised to see it happen. so i mean, i think it changed the mood from just kind of excited to, you know kind of to a panic and chaotic scene in a matter of seconds, i would say. >> okay kies come a lot to impact, back to you. >> carley: joe to militate down the suspect and joins us now. this could be so much worse. tell us what you saw and how you responded. >> good morning, so about 15 minutes into the congressman's speech, i saw a

guy climbing up the side of the stage, try to get joe there and somebody behind the stage. and we saw him as he tried to approach congressman zeldin. he stepped onto the stage, saw the attacker, try to get into his face and i could see what looked like a razor knife of some sort as the congressman saw him block that swing. and has he attempted another swing, i tackled the attacker from the back and slammed him to the ground where several of us were able to restrain him and get the weapon away from him and eventually turn him over to the police when they arrived. >> todd: joe, you are in combat and thank you for your service. you were not there for security but there for your role. but did you see anything in the audience or this man act in a certain way?

was there something there that could have been seen and prevent this from happening? >> i just want to be clear, i was not there in my capacity for the vet side. i'm running for the new york assembly. and the vets were completely nonpartisan, of course. i saw him stumbling towards the stage shortly before he climbed the stage. i really couldn't tell what he was doing, but he stopped up the stage and was standing there to watch. until he actually climbed up on the stage, we had no warning of his intentions. >> carley: we are learning this morning the suspect was immediately released on his own recognizance. that outcome happened after the speech that lee zeldin was making about bail reform and how there are a lot of more victims than there should be right now because of those very new york laws. how do you feel about him being released? >> i was just learning about

that as i hear it a couple of minutes before coming on. mixed emotions here, but primarily enraged but also concerned. it was clear to spend some time with the gentleman on the ground last night, and he was not in a good place. very concerned. very much in line with the policies in new york state that have led to crime, violent crime. very concerned right now. >> todd: you know, joe, your reaction, you said you wanted to reach out. you believe this man is a veteran himself. you spent some time talking to him. in doing so, you think he suffered from mental health crisis. and it seems like your sentiment to him, you will pay for this. but when it's done, let me know if we can get you the services you need to.

and do you still feel that way? >> i did not get a chance to talk to congressman zeldin. they took us over to get her perspective of what had occurred. but as the attacker was being handcuffed by the police, he said that he had fought in the iraq war. at that point, i noticed he was wearing clothing that indicated he was a veteran as well. as a veterans advocate, it just struck me, and yes, i told him he would have to deal with what he has done. once he was through that, i would make sure he gets the services that he needs. it indicated to me that he was having a mental crisis. >> carley: we are learning that congressman seldom blocked him, you tackled him and zeldin 20 year veteran grabbed the weapon out of his hand. some people had zip ties apparently and tied his hands behind his back. where were the police when all of this was taking place?

>> there were no police on-site during the rally itself. it probably took four or 5 minutes for the police to get there, which was a good response time considering where we are located. but yes, no stone was outstanding. the gubernatorial candidate retired nypd. and i was behind him hugging, bear hugging him and holding his headphones down because i knew e still had the weapon. i was working to get the weapon out of his hands and i knew i was in good shape. >> todd: coaching ellie you did exactly what i expected a marine to do. and i think it turned out as well as it could for the actions of that day. >> carley: best of luck in the new york assembly race. >> think you come appreciated. i want to send my condolences and prayers to the fallen police officer shot and killed last

night here. >> carley: absolutely, what was his name? >> they haven't released that yet. >> carley: absolutely and we are glad you got that end. thank you so much joe chen, thank you for joining us. >> thank you both. >> todd: this is like a scene at the movies. passengers are forced to get through windows through a burning train on a bridge. >> carley: mayor adams blaming texas governor greg abbott and arizona governor doug ducey for influx of immigrants in new york city. speak with sent them out of the state in our country is home of the free, land of the brave. we do not become cowards and send people away, people looking for help. >> carley: brandon judd is here to set the record straight.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: parents escalating war of words between the city mayor and red state governors. republican leaders telling eric adams the biden administration is to blame for the recent surge of migrants in the big apple. >> todd: a war of words, what's going on? >> that is right, guys. the influx of migrants in new york city puts a strange to

mike strain on the system. greg abbott and arizona governor doug ducey, listen. >> they sent them away. they sent them out of the state. our country is home of the free, land of the brave. we do not become cowards and some people away people that are looking for help. >> carley: texas and arizona have launched programs busing migrants to the nation's capital, but governor abbott's office is denying the accusations that buses are being sent to new york. mayor adams should check with president biden if his administration is the one dumping migrants in his city and they have been doing at the texas border towns for months. mayor adams really has no clue what is happening at our nations southern border saying the real lack of compassion is coming from the biden administration who has turned a blind eye. meanwhile, republicans on capitol hill pressing tsa officials for allowing illegal migrants to use arrest warrants and valid ids to board

airplanes. watch this. how many have an arrest warrant for deportation notice and permitted to travel in the calendar year? >> under a thousand. we are not looking whether a person is legal or illegal. >> why not? >> our role is to make sure that people that might pose a risk to transportation, significant enough within enhanced screening or not allow them to fly. >> missouri senator josh hawley says it is a slap in the face to law-abiding citizens, listen. >> what they are telling us is right and the longest lines ever come to be treated to all kinds of random inspections and invasive procedures and have your stuff confiscated but if you're illegal alien and committed a crime, and have a rest warrant come to the front of the line and get on the plane. >> but guys, the tsa said the presentation of a warrant marks further verification process,

carley, joey. >> carley: brooke singman live for us, thank you. the national border patrol council brandon judd, brandon, if i presented tsa with an arrest warrant, they would call the police and arrest me. but if an illegal immigrant does that, you get to go on the plane. how do you feel about this? >> that is the problem we are seeing in the country right now. we see this administration pander to people that cross the borders illegally. that is what caused my cousin so many people to come here. if he continues to cover up the rules that the citizens have to follow, they will continue to come. cartels will make billions of dollars in u.s. citizens will continue to be armed. that is what this administration constantly does. it panders to illegal border crossers to appease the activists existing in the white house, dhs and part of their base. that is the problem we are seeing in the united states. that is one of the reasons why we have a chaotic border right now the states. >> carley: i know this is tsa so it's not your department, but

what kind of arrest warrants are we talking about? for people that are here in the country illegally? could they be for violent crimes, drunk driving or something more serious like that? >> so, the only thing that we give them is when we apprehend somebody, we issue what is a notice to appear. that will be a wa. a warrant for arrest, notice to appear at. that is only thing it will show. it will not show whether they have a criminal past. we will not show anything on there except they were apprehended by immigration officers within gave them a notice to appear with a warrant for arrest. that is all it is. >> carley: speaking of traveling, new york city mayor matt that influx of new york city immigrants and he's blaming texas and arizona for that. but it looks like the biden administration actually flying illegal immigrants to new york and that's affecting the city. could this be a good thing if

democrat governor start getting more angry about illegal immigration? could that be the motivation that president biden needs to actually address the issue? >> well, it will be a good thing if the mainstream media will cover it, honestly. again, just like the w nta are not showing the criminal records, eric adams is not telling the truth. so the mainstream media will only listen to him rather than taken to the actual story and look at what is going on, no, the administration is going to ignore it because the american people aren't getting the truth. until the american people get the truth and until they are willing to push back against the a elected officials, they will act like they are acting. they would have hit the ceiling on illegal immigration three months back into the administrations tenure. and we just didn't. we don't think there is a silly right now. we break record day over day, week over week, month over month and this administration doesn't

care. speed to one of the things the biden administration did when it comes to illegal immigration, the only ones to be deported are those that pose a serious threat. so just being here illegally isn't reason enough to be deported. the supreme court just rejected that policy, which, how do you feel about that station? what does this mean moving forward? >> it is a great decision by the supreme court. they said they will hear it again. i believe in december. the problem with that, the administration will order ice not to go after certain officials. lawsuits can be filed. but those lawsuits take forever to go through. and even if the supreme court or district court and the biden administration can't do anything, you can't hold a sitting president in contempt of a court order. that is a problem we are seeing. they don't care. they continue to ignore the branch of government and that is not how the country is supposed

to work. and again, that is the magnet that is drawing so many people throughout the borders illegally. it has allowed drugs to enter into the country and the cartels know all they have to do is plug resources with the border crossings. it is a very dangerous situation, in this administration is not in care of the american people. they continue to allow them to die with drug overdoses. >> carley: so many americans getting affected by the fentanyl issue as well. thank you for joining us on "fox & friends first." >> any time, thank you, carley. >> carley: the president tested positive for covid-19 despite being vaccinated and double boosted. but when the white house was asked about it, the administration says it doesn't matter where he caught it. >> todd: marty makary joins us after the break with his medical insight. ♪ ♪

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for covid-19 despite being double vaccinated and double boosted. and now the white house is asking questions surrounding his health. >> carley: griff jenkins lived with the latest, grip, good morning. >> good morning, carley, todd. president biden released a video just hours after testing positive, stating "easing it in there and staying busy." >> i'm doing well and i'm getting a lot done mike a lot of work done and continuing. in the meantime, thanks for your concern and keep the faith. it will be okay. >> the white house at the 79-year-old president is isolating in the resident. the diagnosis comes after biden received the vaccine and two booster shots last year. the head of the white house cover response team administered he has an antiviral medicine. >> the emergency authorization for progression of severe disease come is the president at

high risk for severe disease? >> i think anybody over the age of 50 is eligible for paxlovid. the president is at the age of 50. >> but when questions turn where were he caught the virus, the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre erupted the covid coordinator. watch. >> where was he infected? i don't think we know. i certainly don't know. do you have any thoughts on that? >> i don't think that matters. i think what matters is we prepare for this moment. >> meanwhile vice president harris considered a close contact. the white house at the changes are being made to her schedule as she tested negative yesterday. this comes as rumors swirling about her needing donors and allies for what many think is a night on 2024, carley and joey. >> joey: fox news medical contributor dr. marty makary,

good morning, doctor. >> good morning, and, joey. >> joey: right off the top of the president is older and he has compromising conditions. should they be concerned just looking being diagnosed with covid? >> no, i think his prognosis is excellent. i think it is comparable to the newness like influence. he looks good, feels good and probably an excellent prognosis. he has been four times vaccinated as late as late march. >> carley: are there some people that apparently they say that they start feeling better and then they get worse. are there any chance as the president might not be out of the was just yet? >> well, there's always a chance anything could happen, but if you look at people who are in the hospital with covid, they are not people four times vaccinated or otherwise healthy

with no major covid risk factors beyond the advanced stage. the president has one covid risk factor and that is the age. the other core remote filmic comorbidities do not show up on the list that push you to the list of hospitalization. paxlovid, not every doctor would prescribe paxlovid in the situation. arguably, it was off label. sometimes he does not represent iris to progression. >> joey: when we look at the president's treatment here, another thing he has to come off of some medication, i think blood thinner in order to take paxlovid. but you said not everybody would describe it. is that one of the mitigating risk it's not worth it to put him on it? >> i think that is a tough judgment call. if i were privy to that information, i could make that call. but the symptoms are severe

enough to warrant paxlovid but better to keep them on the blood thinner. >> carley: when you think of the real i.d. of the day where president trump went to walter reed with much more intense and secure but the white house at the president will keep working from the white house. he is going to be okay. which really shows how far we have come in terms of how we treat covid and how serious covid is, right? >> that is right. and the severity of covid even though a virus with the same name of the more dangerous virus from two years ago, the year and a half ago, it's behaving differently because population immunity is high right now. i agree the president will be okay in the president should continue to work and work remotely as he is. but right now, the white house is making a mockery of the same contact tracing policy that they are still imposing on schoolchildren and everyday americans. the white house is basically acknowledging that it really is

not effective. and contact tracing is not effective once the virus is ubiquitous and at large and inevitable. >> carley: that is right, karine jean-pierre said yesterday it doesn't matter where he got this. you have to wonder how the media responded to kayleigh mcenany saying the exact same thing. if that was the same scenario played out in the trump administration's a great point dr. mccarrick, thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much i'm a good morning. >> carley: speaking of how they treated president trump diagnosed with covid and took off his mask outside of the white house. >> the president being sick is a huge galvanizing point for the country. >> a look at this as eight trump driver who injured himself in the wreck and killed a sober driver. >> carley: lara trump joins us to react to the stunning change into them from the press. >> president biden wants to defund the police and says that plays out in the streets. but is this too little, too

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november ballot, joey. >> joey: the importance of police and community saying it will devote $37 billion to address violence gripping our cities and the shortage of police officers on the streets. >> law enforcement has taken a hit over the past few years. it has become increasingly difficult to attract people into law enforcement and increasingly difficult to retain people in law enforcement. so, this will allow the states to hire more officers. >> joey: blue lives matter new york city joe imperatice here to react. good morning, joey. i live in georgia and a whole part of atlanta trying to leave because they are unsafe because of her policies. is this a democrat basically admitting they were wrong? >> joe, who would have thought after all the nonsense. comes forward now and completely destroyed after legislation.

being handcuffed and doing their job and now wants to come forward with something like this, it is disgraceful. cups go out there every day and want to do the best. it is hard to have politicians in front of a podium everyday making it hard. this is going to be bad in a few years and now it is worse than expected. it doesn't matter how much money you throw their way to get police officers. his no amount of money will change this. >> joey: look at biden's plan and invest $30,000 towards anti- -- let's see here, anti-crime program and train 100,000 additional officers small law enforcement agencies and invest $3 million to help clear backlogs. i guess what troubled me about this is it looks like they are just throwing money at the problem. but really, we have d.a.'s all

the country, not just new york city but releasing people out of jail and not putting people in jail and deciding not to prosecute certain crimes. it seems to me we have a problem where sheriff's and d.a. pluralists in a position with each other almost fighting against each other over the safety of a town. what does it say about this town and doesn't come close to fixing that problem? >> it is not coming close settle in on top of that the police officers, we have folks all over the nation that don't enjoy waking up every day to go out there and do their job. had to get more people? we have families to tell their children, hey, we want you to become an officer. we want you to wear that uniform. now, all of a sudden, there's no way. i don't want to get a phone call my husband or wife is dead. this isn't good. we have to change the tune and allow the cubs to do the job. work with the district attorneys to keep bad guys behind bars and

stop at the nonsense every day trying to put a headline out to make the culture look bad. if you can change that and build morale, you will see a change. it is not going to change anything. >> joey: and embattled president is not very popular but midterms around the corner, is this a little bit on the nose for him? the democrats create a problem and hey, look, we sell things better than never before. so it is not surprising we have these elections come up and the polls are against democrats no matter what side of the country live on, you want law and order. people have to wake up and be smarter and the smoke and mirrors they were trying to put in front of you. we have to go back to normalcy and allow the cubs to do their job. put people in office to make tomorrow better than today. >> joey: safe communities and can save people, that is all we want. joe imperatice, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> joey: beco nancy pelosi put

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doing investing ahead of time, that not only compromises her office but the whole house. >> carley: paul pelosi stopped perch is valued as much as $5 million. chris cuomo with a decision to advise big brother and former new york city governor andrew cuomo during his sex scandal, even though it got him fired from cnn. >> for me, the past is the past and there is no benefit to you to litigate what was said and done involving my brother. and there are some outstanding legal fights that i have to respect, but let me be clear. i really do regret how everything ended, but i will never regret helping my family. >> joey: fox news contributor joe concha joins us now, good morning, joe. as a journalist chris cuomo pretty much broke every rule that you needed to go by to host a television show and we are

talking about politics. maybe he should end with a little bit of remorse, just a little bit? >> he was an anchor, right? he called himself a serious journal and not opinion host. he thought of himself as the next walter cronkite. and he makes his fire about helping his family. my first question is, they put in your family from what, chris? your former brother, the governor accused by multiple people of sexual harassment and misconduct, many of whom 30, 35 years younger? according to the district attorney of new york, you played a role to smear the accusers to save your brothers behind? oh come as i open your family? chris cuomo leaves that part out and a pathetic attempt to look like the good guy. he faked his own covid quarantine, no matter a democratic activist who will be back on air, back on television somewhere sooner rather than

later. if that happens to him i think what that will ultimately result in his very few people watching. because viewers no way funny when they see one. this aspiring firefighter is a textbook definition of that, phony. good luck, chris. best of luck in terms of getting back on the air. because this is now the whole process of him doing that. he's got the podcast from a television is next. he will get a second chance but i have a feeling very few people will be watching, guys. >> carley: a contributive sitdown with alejandra mae orca's. it lasted 45 minutes and he asked about 20 minutes to my questions. this is what it sounds like. >> in your line of work, mass shootings, order of the good day and what does it look like for you? [laughter] >> very, very long time if you see something, say something. but what if saying something is a brother who's in chat rooms? if it is a

nephew, uncle, involved with militia groups. are we at a point in america where we are on the verge of breaking something fundamental? >> carley: only one question about the border and it was about families being separated while being detained but the dhs secretary that maybe should have come up during the conversation? >> i love starkey friday with carley. we will get the sponsored, i have a feeling. one of the biggest surprises in the country and created by the secretary mayorkas. more than 4 million people entering the country illegally entered this dhs chief. that his project and for joe biden's first two years. fentanyl and other opioids entering the country primarily through sicko at record pace. it is the number one cause of death between the ages of 18 and 49th. dozens of known terrorists entering the country through that border. and yet, this correspondent -- i can't believe he called himself

that. lets face it this activist can't be bothered to make those three main topics of this interview. and the only word that comes to mind at this point is pathetic, guys. let's hit it on a happy note, you guys have a good weekend. i have a feeling it will be warm so if you want to commit to the pool, i have a pond, too, and let's make it a party. >> carley: the pool and the pond. have a good weekend and thank you for joining us. >> thanks, guys, take care of. >> carley: with the media offering well-wishers to former president trump when he was diagnosed with covid. at least president biden isn't getting the same treatment. lara trump is next. >> carley: , >> joey: but first brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." good morning mr. gill made. >> that is the respect i don't usually get from carley. thank you very much joey jones, appreciate it. in 11 minutes, the doctors aren't as testing positive for

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♪ >> carley: a fox news alert. new york gubernatorial candidate and current congressman lee zeldin getting attacked at campaign stop last night. see the man jump on stage while he was speaking and swinging a sharp weapon towards zeldin's neck. that terrifying moment was caught on camera. >> there is only one option. >> done. whoa, whoa,. >> the monroe county sheriff's office says the suspect was taken into custody and charged with attempted assault. he was immediately released back on the street under new york law. ashley strohmier spoke with an eyewitness who described the moment panic set in. >> at one point there was people were saying oh he has got a gun or somebody mentioned something so there is kind of a pap nic and people started clear out.

but, you know, people had zip ties so they managed to subdue him. >> amvets director and new york state assembly candidate joe stepped in to defend zeldin. he joined us earlier to tell what happened. >> it was clear. i spent some time with this gentleman on the ground last night and he was not in a good place. very concerned. very much in line with the policies we have seen here in new york state that have led to surges in crime, violent crime. very concerned right now. >> carley: thankfully, no one was seriously hurt. >> reefd on the white house. epidemiologists want to vomit after trump removed his mask at the white house. this after donald trump's

deranged balcony crazy we are all gasping together. >> carley: the reaction was thankfully much different yesterday when president biden released a video speaking maskless outside. fox news contributor lara trump joins us now. listen to a little bit more of that media reaction former president trump received when he ditched the mask after returning from walter reed, take a listen. >> the president being sick is a huge galvanizing point for this country. >> in large part his own der elections is partedly to blame for this. >> i look as this as a drunk driver who injured himself in a wreck and killed the oncoming sober driver. donald trump has injured himself. >> the treatment he is getting at taxpayer expense is privileged treatment. it angered me. >> precautions to protect himself or others. >> yeah, so yesterday, karine jean-pierre received some light questioning about president

biden releasing this video where he didn't have a mask on despite him testing positive for code and the press secretary said well, you know e was 6 feet away from the videographer, they were outside. the videographer was wearing a mask. is the disparity there we are at a different time in this disease or because it's a different president? >> well, carley, you are not suggesting that the media is somehow playing favorites with joe biden over donald trump are you? of course that's what is going on here watch the difference in coverage the exact same location the balcony of the white house where donald trump stood, took off his mask, joe biden there is maskless as well. it's almost 180-degree change in coverage this is exactly the reason and add it to the growing list that people in america have very, very low trust in the media at this point because they

do pick and choose the way they cover things based on their own political affiliations. people put their mask on to go outside when he doesn't have covid. it's very confusing. i think to americans but to go back to my father-in-law. you think back to october of 2020 when the defendant fueled fear-mongering was at a fevered pitch for covid in this country. they were terrifying people who likely would recover from covid that they had to completely change their lives. they shut in. we know the negative impact that had a cascading effect on our children on our mental health, drug use, et cetera. to see donald trump come back from walter reed, stand out there on the balcony, again,away from people, the hysteria over him of course e. being maskless on a balcony outside insane. but to reassure americans that he was okay. and remember him saying you

shouldn't let it dominate your life. don't be so afraid of this virus. that was an important thing, i think, for americans to hear. of course, the media lambasted him for it. but he did what a president should do at that time. and led the american people and took charge. >> joey: president trump took the mask off to show people we are getting through this. and now here we are with president biden. >> carley: president biden did the same thing. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ head games ♪ i can't take it anymore ♪ head games ♪ i don't want to play those head games >> steve: yeah, we are having a head game right now. we don't normally actually see the band when we kick off things on our fridays in the summer. today is our all-american concert