both state, local, federal, is to secure its people. >> carley: tsa also allowing illegal immigrants to use arrest warrants to get on planes and travel around the country. another issue entirely, same crisis. congressman, got leave it there. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it and, with that "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ j there is not going to be any recession. >> white house officials challenging what a recession really is. >> i don't think there is any view that would interpret this second quarter as being recessionary. >> two teenagers caught on camera punching an nypd officer on a subway platform after police confronted them for allegedly jumping a turnstile. >> there is no longer this fear of law enforcement being allowed to do their jobs. >> house republican touring the border in eagle pass texas we learn that half a million

migrants are concerned considered got-aways. >> what is it going to take for your administration to wake up. broken. >> protest over climate policy held inside senate majority leader chuck schumer's office. >> it's a battle between the left, the far left, and the complete interplanetary left. >> ground ball. this should do it. toro over to first. there is the ballgame. and win it 4-3 to end a four game losing streak and they beat texas ♪ boom, snap ♪ pound in my heart ♪ and the beat goes on, and on ♪ boom, snap ♪ make me feel good ♪ come on to me ♪ boom, snap. >> ainsley: good morning. look at that gorgeous sky, beautiful is that a sunrise? is it considered a sunrise? see the sun trying to peak. >> brian: cameraman felt it was back. >> ainsley: 82 trees can there today. that's the capital of

pennsylvania. it's named harrisburg after john harris because the site was settled by john harris the at a time they are not sure 1715 to 1718, somewhere in that time frame. >> brian: i love to be so name it after you. >> steve: what's so great to be the first. >> ainsley: you could have had kilmeade. >> brian: could have been if only i was only brave enough to do what marco polo was. >> steve: isn't there kilmeade ireland. >> brian: library broken into i don't think can you pin it back to me. >> steve: does that mean the people of kilmeade ireland get the alerts about you? >> ainsley: probably. >> steve: sorry, ireland. >> brian: i have warned people not to google us. >> ainsley: learned it ireland.

>> steve: it winds up that way somehow. good morning. it's a tuesday. 10:00 this morning the consumer confidence number is going to come out. now, keep in mind, in january, it was at 111. and the estimate is that in june, it fell to 97. that would be the lowest level since february of last year, essentially what it does, is it measures how confident you are about spending money. and a great tell is the fact that yesterday walmart was talking to investors and everybody and they said, you know what? surging inflation on the cost of food and gas is affecting the prices and affecting how people spend money. so, if gas and fuel are so expensive, they are spending less money on electronics and clothes, and so what dher doing is essentially those things are going to all go on sale. >> ainsley: it's affecting everyone. did you see the story on disney world the portions are smaller. and people are now taking pictures of their food at disney

world and posting them online. one woman bought a lobster are roll for $18. a hot dog bun and just one little dollop in the middle of the hot dog bun. both ends were empty. >> brian: disney have to fork over a lot of money to get if there. >> ainsley: expensive. >> brian: consumer confidence you don't look at that number and say honey, are we confident today? how does it feel? do we have any extra money? go on vacation? are we not driving? car pooling? going to get the new car? is it going to be okay? how are we going to pay for college to supplement what isn't. i didn't know that the high point for our consumer confidence post pandemic was june of 2021 hit 128. so it's down egg significantly. the administration other the last few days has been quick to say before you get these numbers let me tell you i know the whole thing negative growth recession not in our world. not in the world that we are in. it's like saying okay, we went

5-4 after nine innings, it's fillies. we're going to play i decided i'm the home team. i'm going to keep playing until i win. you can't change the rules. >> steve: they are moving the goal post to continue the sports analogy. >> brian: they use switch boards. >> steve: team biden advisers suggested to the president let's do it this way. you have got to wonder how much longer thinking they are going to get a parlg check because ultimately they have gotten us to where we are. unfortunately little for them though janet yellen, the secretary of the treasury has said two quarters of back-to-back negative growth is a recession. yesterday, joe biden, who is still quarantining. >> brian: had to walk that back sunday. >> steve: she said it out loud and we taped it the president was over in the -- somewhere in isolation. they had an event in the eisenhower building about the

chips and stuff like that. it was supposed to be about the chips. our white house correspondent, apparently the line was. >> ainsley: virtual meeting. >> steve: they weren't in the same room. somehow the white house correspondent got a question in to the president and it's what we ever talking about so hire it is. >> and, mr. president, we are getting g.d.p. numbers on thursday, how worried should americans be that we could be in a recession? >> we're not going to be in a recession, in my view. we are -- the employment rate is still one of the lowest we had in history. it's in the 3.6 area. we still find ourselves people investing. my hope is we go from this rapid growth to steady growth and we will see some coming down but i don't think we are going to, god willing, i don't think so we are going to see a recession. thank you all so very, very much. >> steve: god wig. >> brian: his track record not great. 17 noble laureates.

>> steve: how many? >> brian: dozens kept calling them. mr. president, another nobel laureate says take a message. >> steve: genius. >> brian: meanwhile, i don't blame him. you want to cheer lead to make sure it doesn't happen. he keeps on leaning on the job numbers. and he is right the unemployment is low. but recession is exceedingly high and wages have not gone up to match the recession. >> steve: inflation. >> brian: excuse me, inflation. we have to go in negative 1.4 last month. you have to wonder if it hans again if we are really going to look to the president to tell us how we feel. >> ainsley: joe biden is saying we are not heading for a recession. white house officials spent the last few days of the last week really pushing back on this idea that the economy is headed for a recession. martha mccallum interviewed president biden's economic adviser his name is gene sperling. martha has a lot of experience in finance.

>> steve: she does. >> ainsley: definition of recession is two negative quarters back to back. he disagreed with her. listen. >> i covered the economy for many years. i was told by everybody i spoke to that two negative quarters, to contracting quarters means that the economy is in a recession. do you believe that? is that what you ascribe to? >> that is not the actual definition of a recession. it is a significant contractionary period over a few months where those who make that determination look at a lot of different factors, particularly the jobs market. the evidence is strong we're not in a recessionary period. and that in fact, in the face of a very rough global economy, 9 u.s. economy is showing special resistance. >> ainsley: she asked him about the "the washington post" article as well. that was her final question. she got that in before the interview was concluded. she said do you agree with the "the washington post" should

president biden quit? should he run a second term? he said he would support the president is he decides to run. >> brian: hen wouldn't answer. he has this idea of talking over martha to make his point which is interesting tactic. janet yellen even though she says different things as fed chair. she said on nbc, she said even if we have a negative second month i would not, you know, warn that we should not characterize that as a recession. jared bernstein, would he are very much inconsistent with recessionary call given where we are right now. so, it doesn't look to the experts as we are in a recession. bottom line is, even if we were or weren't, everyone individually will decide. you will decide how it feels about your job, your vacation, your budget, things you decided to do. cars you didn't buy. >> ainsley: that's the consumer confidence index that's come out today. consumer attitudes, buying vacations, what are your expectation for stock prices interest rate. >> steve: g.d.p. is a hard

number. and it is the metric that they have used for decades to say whether or not we are in a recession. look, we are probably in a recession. let's hope we are not. it would be fantastic if we are not. the administration has spent the last 10 days tries to say hey, you know what? we are not in the recession and six months the bad economic numbers are not so bad. they are bad. they are keeping you from buying stuff. and you don't feel confident enough to go out -- you know, people aren't filling up their whole tank because it's like i can't afford it maybe the price of gas will go down. vivek ramaswamy was on with tucker last night and said we are looking ahead to a financial problem. whatever they call it by the administration, it's a problem for all of us. >> the best way to control a society is to control its language first. and just like diversity is conformity, inclusion is exclusion. war is peace. now, apparently a recession is something other than two consecutive quarters of g.d.p.

decline. most sophisticated investors in the market have already quietly accepted the fact we are in a recession regardless of what this administration says. investors pay attention to company's earnings like walmart's disastrous report earlier today where they slashed the profit expectations forever the future. investors aren't going to pay attention. they know what's going on. the thing to attention here it's not just the recession that matters. we are also facing rampant 9 plus percent inflation. >> steve: right. exactly. >> brian: i know this is interesting too. just to show number one keep telling people things that don't become true or feel right is not going to build trust. president biden for example yesterday or whoever handles twitter account tweets out for american families looking for a little breathing room these savings matter meaning 30% sent per gallon off a gallon of gas. he doesn't understand it is double what we were paying a year ago and nobody was forecasting this.

americans are paying $100 more per month to fill up their gas tanks than when biden took office. >> steve: right. here's the thing, for the president and his team. i get it you want to put a happy face on those astronomical gas prices that you are looking at right now and the prices are down 50 cents or so over the last month. but they are over $4 a gallon. they are up 72% since joe biden took office. when is he going to start calling this price drop the putin price discount because, remember, it was the putin price hike when it went up and if it was all about putin, this is obviously the putin price discount, right? >> ainsley: didn't he say that afghanistan was a success? does he want us to believe that? now he is saying recession is not true? the border, didn't he say it was secure? should we believe that? lowering gas prices, we did it, we did it really? you jacked them up and you slightly lowered them. they are still higher than they

were when you took office by a lot. inflation is just temporary but clearly it's not. >> steve: these are high class problems according to the chief of staff who retweeted that back in the day. >> ainsley: their messaging. they just need to be honest. the american people are seeing them just trying to spin the story over and over and over and we are not stupid. >> steve: that's why his poll numbers are now historically low. i wouldn't be surprised if he hits the 20's in the next month. >> brian: billy joel sang that song honesty is the hardest word. >> steve: send that to the white house. brian brian i just don't want to sing it. ainsley: a hart attack for us. >> steve: i came in this morning and you were singing up town girl. >> ainsley: singing about christie brinkley. >> brian: i'm sure billy joel still does too. shots from the hamptons. >> steve: still ahead, new calls for subway safety here in the big town as new york city teenager is released a beatdown

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16-year-old girl with him ducked under the turnstile. the cops stopped him and the boy became verbally aggressive over the next three minutes with the officers before they attempted to arrest him and then all hell broke loose. he -- the 16-year-old young man started punching the cop and the cop started punching back. and then his female companion started punching at the officer before a female cop pulled her away and the girl spard with that cop. >> ainsley: oh my gosh, it's a 54-minute video 125th street at lexington, which is above the upper east side in east harlem. happened at 6:00 p.m. on saturday and on sunday he went to court and he is back out on the street. >> brian: not only that, he has been arrested for possession of loaded gun and robbery before. and he was still released on his own recognizance the next day. just under a minute video but the cop does get body slammed. >> ainsley: look at that there slammed to the grate twisted over and chokehold.

>> brian: he had a girl with him and wrestled the girl cop at the same time for jump ago turnstile. so this is what the cops are up against. they got to be saying, a lot of people say the cops got to worry about being sued all the time when they put their hands on somebody. they could always be sued because of qualified immunity. >> here's the thing, so on saturday on sunday when he faced a judge they released him into his own recognizance which is he is 16 years old. why was he not released into the custody of a family member or somebody like that because the kid had a record. he was previously arrested for possession of a loaded gun and robbery and then he was released on his own recognizance as well. we have heard a million times that gun -- i know, gun crimes, anything involving a gun different. you will be booked but apparently they didn't book him then, probably because he is a juvenile.

and soon all of this will be wiped away from his record when he becomes 18 years old. >> ainsley: both of these teenagers face one count each of second degree assault on a police officer. male suspect seen with blood on his face. the officer suffered swelling on his head and shoulder and taken to the hospital. >> brian: here is what the pba president says if new yorkers want to know why there is criminal. the criminals underground know they can get into a brawl choke a cop and get back out on hours. coming are putting themselves on the line to make subway safer. we are feeling abandoned by a justice sham it won't back us up. yeah from. lee zeldin about to be stabbed. the guy is out the next day on stage to this caught on video, 54 seconds. out of the next day. so, if you are a cop and you say number one do you want to go into the academy? number two this is why people are retiring. three should i put my hands on a 16-year-old kid who is 6'2",

looks about 170 because he is jumping a turnstile. is it worth it to wrestle with this guy. >> ainsley: remember when we were children? if you skewed a cop in south carolina i remember hearing a story when i was little and my dad said is he going to get the death penalty because you couldn't hurt a police officer. if you did this in south carolina when i was little you would definitely be behind bars for a long time. >> steve: here's the thing, ultimately had the kid, it's the kid who threw the punch at the cop. had the kid just stood there and the police officer said, look, you can't jump the turnstile, and they talk about it for a couple of minutes, we wouldn't have this video because nothing would have happened. but instead, the kid who had broken the rules, took a swing at a cop and now, you know, is he in trouble? not under new york system. he won't be. you just watch. >> ainsley: u.s. capitol police arrested six house staffers people who work in the house for our congress men and women.

they were arrested yesterday at about 11:15 in the morning right after our show. >> steve: where were they? protesting in chuck schumer's offices at the heart senate office building room 322. arrested for unlawful entry and refusing to leave after they were asked to. >> steve: you see those signs and like that sign that says "try" and keep negotiating, chuck. >> ainsley: climate policy. >> steve: joe manchin on climate change. it's interesting, one of those arrested saul levin son of michigan. cory bush, jamaal bowman, will jamie raskin and ilhan omar all were arrested. apparently it joe manchin did behind closed doors essentially commit to coming up with some sort of a climate bill that he would like to introduce by the end of august but apparently

these young staffers were just trying to 40s issue we are going to get publicity and sing a softening and get arrested in chuck schumer's office even though they are mad at joe manchin. >> brian: right. the people -- that's the party that i brought you the aoc protest outside of nancy pelosi's office. remember that a few years ago. so this is what ro khanna said i stand in solidarity with my staffers including those in my office who peacefully protested for climate action today protecting our planet not a radical idea. larry kudlow weighed in he said he has seen this act before. watch. >> as we come on air tonight, there is actually a sit-in going in chuck schumer's office by radical greenies protesting the fact that chuck and biden have not yet adopted so-called emergency measures that would unconstitutionally ignore the supreme court. and turn the u.s. into a totalitarian green state.

this story gets sicker and sicker. i mean, it's a battle between the left, the far left, and the completely over-the-edge interplanetary left. but, are republicans really rioting to the rescue especially senate republicans. >> steve: interesting the interplanetary left. when asked why they were targeting chuck schumer and not joe manchin, this saul levin ohio mentioned referred to joe manchin as a sheep herd job of the leadership to get the party together. asking chuck schumer let's get the party together. >> ainsley: they say someone is going to stray but is he in charge of the party that's why we decided to go his office. >> brian: he is the stray sheep who happens to be the sean sheep. >> ainsley: joe manchin? >> brian: yes. >> steve: a lot of democrats are steamed at him. they had a administration yesterday but not in his office. also he is out with covid. >> brian: joe manchin has covid.

so does senator murkowski tested positive. it's hard to protest when you are on a boat. doesn't he have a boat? >> ainsley: lives on a house boat. >> brian: how many protesters have canoes. ains we have seen them. >> steve: the answer is a lot. >> brian: protesters with hobbies that want to protest joe manchin, get your kayak. steve i think they rent them. can you rent them right there. >> brian: just get a float like a horsey float and hop on it. >> steve: if you are a good swimmer. >> brian: or air mattress or sea horse a lot of times they have handels. >> steve: we have floats that look like big donuts. >> brian: that would be good hard to take you seriously. >> ainsley: carley, please take this away we need you to do headlines. >> carley: headline on a story that could have been a whole lot worse. woman accused of firing a gun inside airport yesterday they

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>> brian: new numbers reveal the devastating impact of our border crisis on our country. department of homeland security sources telling fox news there were more than 500,000 got-aways at the border so far this year. guys, they couldn't just get ahold of but they knew they were passing. that's about 55,000 a month. our next guest is one of several g.o.p. congressman who toured our southern border to see for himself. florida congressman carlos gimenez joins us now. congressman, what did you see? >> well, i saw, you know, a border that's completely outline out of control. our customs and border agents are completely overwhelmed. you have tens ever thousands of illegal immigrants coming into the united states and they have to be processed by the way that 500,000 figure that you quoted, that's the ones that we know got away. i asked one of their commanders well, how many do you estimate that you don't know got away he said well at least double that. it's not 500,000. it's about a million that have crossed over that we don't know who they are, where they are going, why they are here. and, you know, and exactly where

in the united states are they. so there is about 1 million immigrants that are crossing that we know nothing about. >> brian: whether they say the border is closed. did they know they are lying or they actually feel as though -- is this their goal to lie to the american public while opening the border? >> >> you know, when secretary mayorkas says that the border is under control. that's a flat out lie. the border is not out of control. or do they actually feel -- is this their goal to lie to the american public. >> for the gun trade. none of it is under control. the only ones that are benefiting from this are the cartels. the cartels are making millions and millions and billions of dollars on this human trafficking. also the drug trafficking because they are so overwhelmed, big portions of the border are wide open for drugs. and we know that fentanyl, that's manufactured in china, is flowing through the southern

border. enough fentanyl to kill every single american many times over. >> brian: no other country in the world capable of securing their borders, has chosen to open them up anywhere in the world. you believe it's intentional. and you also have more proof of it. the biden administration moving ahead with this illegal activity trying to, i guess, dig any phi it by giving illegals i.d. cards, migrants, to make it easier for them to access benefits. and social services once they are here and they are waiting their day in court. >> brian: that, to me, is almost criminal. >> yeah, it is. because, you know, what the biden administration should be doing is following law and really following the trump administration policies which were working and then first day they got into office he eliminated them all. he knows what can work. the people here on the ground, the boots on the ground this is what you have to do in order to get this under control.

secretary mayorkas, the president ignored them. they know what they have to do. >> this is on purpose. and now that they want to give ids to illegal immigrants to give them benefits, that just is icing on the cake. they want this to happen. why? i don't know why. but they do want this to happen because you can't be this dumb. it's impossible. and everybody telling me this is what you have to do and ignoring it? no, absolutely. this is done on purpose. i don't know why but it's on purpose. >> only thing straighten them out if they lose the hispanic vote by huge numbers, huge advantage. polls show they are losing that you will advantage and then they realize the hispanic community does not look at this kindly which you are a member of. >> no, we don't. we don't look at this kindly at all. we believe in the rule of law. that's why they are going to lose, you know, the southern portion of texas which is pretty democratic. they are going to lose that and lose across the nation, too. for this reason and for many others. >> brian: congressman, thanks for not just talking about it but going and witnessing it

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first up 43%. that's how much the price of a used car has shot up since august 2020 due to pandemic-related new car shortages. the surge in demand nor u.s. cars putting the repo man back in business they can expect to resell cars quickly. sometimes at much higher prices. next, 400. that's how many items family dollar is recalling. the chain recalling items like toothpaste, deodorant, soap and some medicines like tylenol and day quill and fda notice says those products weren't stored at the required temperature. that's the issue there. finally, six years. that's how long it's been since britney spears has released a new single. fans calling this criminal or even toxic but those say give me more will soon be lucky because the new brity could be on the way. page 6 reports the pop star is secretly recording and releasing a duet of tiny dancer with elton john. how cool is that? steve, over to you. >> steve: that's fantastic i

read on page 6 that apparently people who heard the song says it is epic. >> it's amazing. >> steve: stay tuned. carley, thank you very much. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: michigan businesses already struggling with inflation and a labor shortage are now fearing a turn for the worst. state is preparing continue to crease the minimum wage. last week a judge ruled that wages for un -- should be lifted from 9.87 an hour to 12 bucks while tipped workers minimum wage would increase from 3.75 to 9.60. chris weaver is the owner of j.w. food in michigan and she joins us. chris, good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> steve: you know, i got a feeling that when they are talking about this could result in an immediate 156% labor cost inflation that's not going to be good for your business, is it.

>> no, not at all. not at all. what are you going to do? >> i don't know yet. i don't know yet. i will have to give a lot of thought. i haven't had time to give it any thought, really. and i have got to learn more about what exactly is going to happen. but it's not going to be good and it's not going to. >> steve: i know your business. when the pandemic struck, your restaurant closed. luckily next door you had a wine shop that also sold basic necessities that also got you through through now. the legislature in 2018 passed this thing now i know it's tied up in the courts, but there is a real possibility that you are going to have to let people go because you can't pay people that much money. >> i can't. i can't. and it's scary for the whole industry because restaurants -- we have already been dealt a huge blow with the pandemic and

now we're just trying to get on the other side of it and recover. the ones that are struggling are not going to make it there are going to be a fair amount of restaurants closing because of this. i would speculate. >> steve: right. in addition to increased wages, you have also got to provide paid leave, which is something -- i know you already pay your -- a lot of your people more than minimum wage and that's great. but, when you think about the impact this is going to have, unfortunately something has got to give and people will probably wind up not having a job. but, it's because largely, in your industry, the margins are so thin. chris, imagine. >> they are. >> steve: for every dollar you take in, how much of that is overhead? >> 95 cents, perhaps. that's the industry perch mark,

they say a nickel of every dollar brought in is profit. and you really need to manage every penny and something like this could be a huge blow. >> chris, when they passed that law it just doesn't seem like they were thinking about small businesses. they were thinking 'people demanding they up the minimum wage and they did and now people like you are left holding the bag. >> right. right. it's the small businesses. it's the businesses that our country was built on are suffering the worst. the big corporations, they have deeper pockets. they will be better able to weather the storm than us. it's going to take out a lot of the small businesses. >> steve: yeah. well, thank you very much for getting up early there in michigan to tell us about what small businesses are facing. chris weaver, thank you very much. and good luck to you. >> thank you. >> steve: all right.

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>> carley: a new catholic college in ohio is offering degree in trade education that won't leave graduates with crippling debt. it's a three-year program at the college of st. joseph the worker. it will cost students $15,000 per year, including their housing. the college plans to welcome its first students in the fall of 2023, next year. here with more is the college president, mike sullivan and the founder jacob imam. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: jacob, tell us how you came up with this idea. i know you were talking to a friend another college in the 2k34reugss office. tell us about that. >> we were sitting down at lunch

a few years ago. and he was bemoaning the fact that he was feeling increasingly guilty to welcoming students to his school knowing that the education was a bit rubbish but also that he was going to be saddling these students up to their eyeballs in debt. that's no way of sending somebody out into the workforce. instead of sending kids out into the best years of their lives running into adulthood, he was rather having them limp out financially. we began to think, what's a good alternative? and so our minds went to the skilled trades. not only because jesus christ came down and served most years of his life at a carpenter's bench and so there is something actually quite fitting about a catholic school recognizing the humanity in the trades. but, also, the fact that these are financially robust careers and the fact that someone gets paid to train in them.

so he began to set a model together to see if weekend ensure that a student would graduate financially net positive instead of up to their eyeballs in debt and we seemed to have pulled it off. >> ainsley: mike, how did you get involved. >> they asked me to be involved. i have a history as a publisher and writer and also as a contractor and tradesman, they asked me to be involved as an adviser first and asked me to become the president of the school. i couldn't be more excited about the plan. we take karen of three major components, major problems of american education, which is the crippling debt of education and then also, you know, the lack of trades men that we're seeing in america today. and then finally, of course, of the lack of character formation on college campuses, trying to really focus on formation rather than wokeness. >> ainsley: hard to get skilled trades men with solid character. jacob, who should you look for who should apply. >> take the best students we

really can in the sense that we want students who are dedicated to the intellectual life who want to know the truths that make life most human but also in addition to that we want them to have a real dedication to the trades. we can't build up our country again if we don't have people who actually know how to build. and so we want people to have this dual dedication truly incarnate life where the head and hands are not divorced from one another but truly integrated. >> ainsley: mike, it's wonderful, when you look at student debt, the outstanding student loan debt is $1.7 trillion. that's per person on average. $28,950. what are the students saying, the ones you talked, to the ones that have applied for next fall? what are they saying about this? i'm sure they are very grateful because they don't have the money to pay for college but this seems fairly reasonable. >> the response has been overwhelming, not just from students and from parents and from other parents. >> we have had so many requests

from people who would like to work with us and be faculty as well. we just had an overwhelming response. and it's a confirmation that we really struck a everybody in here that we are fulfilling those needs that people really have. we have been struggling as a country to overcome some of these problems. we really found a great solution. >> ainsley: okay if anybody wants to apply the college of st. joseph's the worker it's located in ohio. thanks, gentlemen, thanks for caring for our young generation. we really appreciate it god bless you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: thank you. still ahead, klondike is discontinuing their beloved chalk co-taco after 40 years. it's true. the big announcement causing an ice cream lover meltdown. we will talk about it. >> oy ♪

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migrants are considered got-aways. >> your policies are broken. what is it going to take for this administration to wake up? >> several capitol hill staffers were arrested during a protest over climate policy held inside senate majority leader chuck schumer's office. >> it's a battle between the left, the far left, and the completely interplanetary left. >> ground ball. this should do it. toro over to first. there's the ballgame and the mariners win it 4-3 and end a four game losing streak and they beat texas. ♪ ♪ oh,yeah. ♪ one more time want to celebrate. >> steve: well, our cameraman is shooting toward the sun. and the sunrise as you can see right there in frederick, maryland, is 7:01 eastern time. it is pretty. they have 73 degrees. it's going to be -- today's daytime high only going to be about 3 or 4 degrees warmer than

that they are expecting a little rain there not the case here. we had a big cold front as j.d. told us a little while ago move through the northeast, and finally after 5 or 6 days close to 100 in newark, new jersey, across the river. it's going to be cooler today. >> ainsley: are you all boat people? >> ainsley: do you like boats? >> brian: people's boats. >> ainsley: then you don't have to pay the cost of the gas and all of that. >> brian: new boat or new to me, where you just rent a boat. you buy -- get in a club and wherever you go walk and i will take that boat in port canaveral or irwill be going out in, you know, santa barbara and you go grab it wherever you go. and then you leave the boat for somebody else. >> ainsley: does the captain come with the boat. >> brian: i think you can get a captain with the boat don't wear a hat. >> steve: boat club. it's great because the famous

saying is the two best days in your life are the day you buy your boat and the day you sell the boat. >> brian: do you know what's worse is when the humpback whale jumps on top of your boat when you are fishing. [sighs] >> ainsley: we are going to show that video coming up it's amazing. it's not a huge boat and then have you this huge whale coming out. we will talk about it coming up. >> brian: bad part about whales in the water. >> steve: speak speaking of animals in the water. next correspondent was actually swimming with sharks two days ago. >> ainsley: he is a big surfer. >> steve: he is indeed. >> ainsley: was he surfing. >> steve: he was in jupiter. let's introduce him. >> ainsley: all right, brian. >> brian: all right, i won't give away who it is. over a half billion known got-aways have snuck across the southern border in fiscal year 2022. >> ainsley: that's an average of more than 55 now, illegal immigrants per month. >> steve: that is griff jenkins official topic although he was swimming with sharks.

>> brian: he has a wet suit under his suit i can see the zipper. >> ainsley: swimming with sharks. >> griff: there have been a spate of shark attacks in long island. i decided to get in the water with some and see what it was all about. more on that in just a moment. first, your headline about dhs sources saying more than 500,000 migrants illegally crossed our border and then evaded capture and disappeared into the shadows. that's enough to fill last year's super bowl more than seven times. and that's just the first nine months of this fiscal year. can you see there that last facial year almost 400,000. add those two together and you have the population equal to san francisco, illegally crossing then hiding. we don't know who they are, where they went. former acting dhs secretary chad wolf had this to say. >> this is a significant problem, this is the consequences when you don't have an effective bore security and immigration enforcement strategy. these are 455,000 to 60,000 individuals. every single month that get away from border patrol that don't

have interviews with law enforcement. is these are the very worst of the worst. >> meanwhile, your mayor there in new york city, eric adams, is blaming this crisis, which is overwhelming the city on border states. watch. >> if there was ever an all hands on deck moment, this is it. this is it. our system is -- was inundated with, you know, those were seeking shelter because of the callousness of those other states that pushed them out. we are here, rewe are receiving them and everyone is going to have to be on board. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy is pointing the finger at the biden administration slamming a new pilot program to reportedly hand out temporary i.d. cards telling the daily mail, quote: during the worst border crisis in history the biden administration is now handing out i.d. cards to illegal migrants to make it easier to travel throughout the

united states. axios reports though the program is yet to begin and needs congressional approval. it comes as dhs secretary mayorkas by the way today heads to honduras to meet with honduran president to discuss the ongoing migration challenges within the region. we will see what comes of that now, finally, as promised, i went down to jupiter, florida, where steve spends time. went offshore about four miles and swam with more than 20 sharks to sort of get an eye-to-icon front station with them. and the guy that led the tour just said keep your eye on them and this apex predator will not eat you. at one point i saw one shark. but when the other 19 showed up, it caused a bit of a whiplash. fortunately all 10 fingers and toes are in tact. >> brian: when are we going to see this? how did you get out there? by boat, swim out to it. >> griff: take a boat four miles out off the coast of jupiter known as the super highway of

sharks. [jaws music] >> griff: i put video on twitter. immediately we saw. i had a little go pro-camera and they are coming right at me. and you use your hand, brian and push them out of the way. fortunately there were no nibbles. >> brian: were you nervous. >> ainsley: had you to be nervous. >> brian: are you aqua man. >> steve: did you have a my tie on the boat. >> griff: might have had a corona after getting over the nerves. there is no cage. just with a mask and snocialg and swims swimming out in the open. i touched, i bumped into them multiple times. fortunately they say that these medicine tores are much more docile when they are in their environment. >> ainsley: what did your wife say? >> griff: she was glad i made it home my two daughters want to go. >> brian: see you found a way to

unwind after being in kyiv and at the border. just a way to kick back and relax this summer. >> steve: we look forward to your video you will be sharing real soon. >> brian: we have to pay for the rights on your video, right? >> griff: not at all. it is going to be on fox certainly on saturday when i anchor the saturday noon to two show we will do a deeper dive into what these creatures are all about. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> steve: look forward to it. >> brian: one thing we have to say just to build on what mayor adams said. mayor adams came out and erroneously saying sending people toe new york city they are not, they are sending them to washington, d.c. it was florida governor ron desantis send them delaware. they stopped going to jacksonville. other thing gives me hope, there is common sense caucus in new york city that wrote a letter to the president saying stop sending your illegal immigrants into our state. they end up in our city. you are overburdening our social services systems, including our shelters. in that common sense caucus are

at least two democrats. so i have hope that maybe we are hitting the breaking point. >> ainsley: it's a constant story and nothing gets done. # hundred thousand since the beginning of 2021 got aways. that's larger than the number of people who live in san francisco. >> steve: you know, i think the reason the biden administration may stop shipping people to other spots in the country, which they have done. >> ainsley: secret flights, we have seen those. >> steve: because now the mayors of these big northeastern cities that are where the shelters are being strapped and overcrowded, they are now asking for federal money. and the administration doesn't have it. so they have got to come up with plan b. brian was talking to carlos gimenez, congressman from florida, he just returned he is actually down in san antonio right now. he said there are definitely half a million got-aways that we know of and that's the number we have never seen before. watch this. >> our customs and border

protection agents are completely overwhelmed. you have tens of thousands of illegal immigrants coming into the united states, and they have to be processed that 500,000 figure that you quoted, that's the ones that we know got away. i asked one of their commanders how many do you estimate that you don't know got away? >> well at least double that. it's not 500,000. it's about a million that have crossed over that we don't know who they are, where they are going, why they are here. you know, when secretary mayorkas says that the border is under control. that's a flat out lie. the border is not under control. >> ainsley: that's just this fiscal year the 500,000 got-aways. the if i was call year began in october. so what is this number going to be when the year is complete? >> steve: five more months. >> ainsley: biden administration is saying our border is secure. agent pushed back and said hundreds of thousands of crossings every month is not the definition of secure. liars and anyone who believes them are foolings. >> steve: yesterday we told you about "the washington post" editorial that said joe biden

don't run for re-election and announced it before the midterms so democrats don't lose everything. so the "the washington post" yesterday said don't run. and today the "new york times" actually is doing a story to try to elevate the profile of kamala harris. the headline of it is. kamala harris is stuck. it was written by jeffrey frank and essentially what it says is don't blame her that she is not a rising star. she is not given important high profile duties that would make americans love her. because she is great the op-ed says. >> ainsley: here is a quote. a portion of it vice president kamala harris who was a first-term senator from california before entering the white house hasn't been given the sort of imperative experiences immersive experiences or sustained high profile task that would deepen and broaden her expertise in ways that americans could see and appreciate her on-the-job

training and governing has largely involved intracable issues. i'm not good at this. like migration and voting rights where she has not shown demonstrable growth in leadership. >> steve: right. >> brian: blaming president biden for not giving good enough jobs. believe me, if you ask democrats what they are most concerned of, remember, jim crow 2.0, that was their number one issue, it didn't resonate but it was up to her to go state-to-state and tell her side of the story whether you thought republicans rules in georgia. what you are worried about in florida or in arizona. she could have shown up there, press would have followed her everywhere. 80% of the coverage would have been positive. and the most important thing would be to grab one of those tan shirts or those jean shirts, you go down there to the border. you walk around, you go into the tents. you meet with the families. you meet with the border patrol. you go to these other countries. you create relationships with central and south america. you find out what the issues are. if your approach looks like the

previous administration's approach you warn them if you continue to send illegals to our border, we are going to take away the subsidies that we are giving you just for being you. so when the president started of saying i'm mexico. i'm pulling away aids from guatemala and honduras and el salvador that's when they paid attention and restore it she was unable to do anything except one person visit. one interview. a zoom meeting. and then she went to the border one time, which was really miles from the border. she stayed for 45 minutes gave ridiculous comment. what i also thought was noteworthy, she came out and speak about the horse soldier incident? immediately that's the only time she instinctively went to the microphone for the border. she had jobs. >> ainsley: she raised money when all those people were righting to get them out of jail. >> steve: joe biden gave her jobs at the border and others but not opportunity to shine. the "new york times" says now

that joe has covid, they need to find ways to make her a true governing partner rather than just a political partner who helped get him elected and says she is hampered by joe's unpopularity. how unpopular is joe? watch this? here is missouri congresswoman cori bush asked about joe biden and his future and she doesn't want to answer it. >> do you want to see joe biden run for a second term? >> she has got to go. >> yeah, i know. >> that's an easy question. it's not going to take long. >> i don't want to answer that question because we have not, that's not. yeah, i don't want to answer that question, i mean, he is the president. he has the right to run for a second term, absolutely. but i don't want -- i would rather you not do that. >> steve: i don't think she wants to answer it. >> ainsley: aide interrupts her she has got to go. she ends the interview. we don't know where she had to go. >> brian: 25 minutes she had a meeting. cori bush is the one democrat. some will it she is a democrat you want to defund the cops?

she says yes. and nancy pelosi passes out. because they know that's detrimental to the party. can you say defund the cops? she wakes up every day and says defund the police. that's part of the democrats want to deny that they have within that is simply destroying them. on top of that kamala harris also space, i forgot about space. intriguing space is. china sending up own space station. turbulence with russia and u.s. right now with space station. we have the space force emerging. these are all opportunities she chose not to go after. don't blame the assignment, blame the person. steve: got to blame somebody because she is fantastic according to the "new york times." >> ainsley: from new york or california. cori bush from st. louis. your neck of the woods. >> steve: missouri, indeed. a lot going on in the news. enough to we turn to carley who has news from texas. >> carley: i certainly do. the principal of rob elements industry in uvalde, texas has been put ton administrative

leave. texas state lawmakers previously blaming her for failing to repair locks on a classroom door before the shooting in may that claimed the lives of 19 students and two teachers. this past year was gutierrez's first asprins paling of the school. to a fox news alert here. a medical helicopter crashing into power lines while responding to a fatal car crash just outside cincinnati early this morning. fox 19 reports three state troopers responded to the scene a little after 4:00 a.m. one person is dead and at least three others were injured in the initial vehicle crash. it's still unclear if any of the crew members on board the medical helicopter were injured. keeping an eye on that for sure. to a fox weather alert. almost 10 inches of rain fell in just a few hours. video from the scene shows cars stranded and partially submerged by rising waters. rescue crews were dispatched in small boats to help evacuate

trapped drivers. the national weather service warning people early this morning to seek higher ground. and oh boy it is the end of an era for chalk co-taco fans. pulling the ice cream treated off the shelves. surgeon in demand for other products a staple since 1983. fans are taking to social media to stop the taco from getting the axe begging the question what would you do for a choco-taco. the answer for me whole lot. choco-taco in the jersey shore and my childhood. those are the only two things that mattered. >> my kids, too. they were so furious that they pulled the plug on them because now apparently it sounds like they are going to try to bring them back to ice cream truck notice next couple of years. car carp that is not good enough. >> steve: no. we need them now. >> ainsley: what will jill biden

say about this? >> carley: ainsley went there. >> ainsley: i can't believe they are getting rid of this though they are so popular. >> taco bell used to sell choco-tacos they got rid of the cheesy potatoes such a backlash they brought them back. maybe that will happen this time as well. >> brian: i can't wait for burger king to bring back veal parmesan. >> i can't believe they ventured into the italian. veal parmesan. gutsiest thing instance is i have seen since the first space launch. >> ainsley: did you the headline with the velveeta cheese ice cream. >> carley: yes. >> ainsley: i'm seeming commercials everywhere. >> carley: velveeta cheese martini. >> ainsley: big cone. so gross. >> steve: i prefer the choco-taco to the velveeta martini, just saying. carley, thank you so much. >> ainsley: thanks, carley. >> brian: a lot of food knowledge. >> steve: have you seen this promo it's running on fox news

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♪ >> what is the working theory in solving christian's murder. >> so the police have told me that they know he wasn't the intended target. what i know is this individual had owed some folks some money in chicago. he went to california for nine months. and he came back to town. he was only in town for four days. >> i'm curious why they are after him for money and what kind of money was it? because the bank doesn't come shoot you on the corner if you don't pay your car note. >> ainsley: well, it has been more than a month since gianno caldwell's younger brother christian was shot to death in chicago and still no arrest. the fox news analyst sitting down with nancy grace as he matches crime stoppers $15,000 reward for any information. it's all part of nancy's latest

special the chicago crime crisis on fox nation and she joins us now. good morning, nancy. >> good morning. and i want to thank you at the get-go for inviting me on to represent gianno right now. his pain was just beneath the surface when i interviewed him. and that reward has now climbed to $30,000. a month has past. no leads. gianno calls every day the chicago pd, he gets nothing. think about it there he is with all of his education, this awesome job with an awesome network, yet, he is getting no answers. what about people that don't have his resources, his education, his money, his wherewithal? what do you think they get? nothing. and he also told me that there is a 12 percent arrest rate for things like rapes and murders. 12%. and an arrest much less conviction in chicago.

>> ainsley: wow, any tips at all? are they getting any information? >> >> i don't think they are. prosecuting felony crimes just like this. witnesses disappear. they disperse. memories become foggy. it get harder and harder. i hate to stand by and see this case go cold but another thing that really touched me is when i talked to gianno about his little brother, his baby brother, just turned 18, he had a premonition that he was going to die in chicago and begged gianno to get him out. he did get him out. but then christian goes back to take care of the grandmother. the grandmother that took in nine children. nine children because their mom had a drug problem. he was raised by his grandmother. >> ainsley: gosh. i know i talked to gianno and he said she was having such a hard time that she was not even sure she could attend the funeral because they are basically her children. she raised them.

here is another soundbite from your special. criminals love the leader in chicago the mayor. they love them because they recognize they can commit as many crimes as they want. >> what, if anything, do you see being done about it. >> nothing. nothing. the policies in which they have created you talk about soft on crime district attorneys attorneys, prosecutors, which is true. these are progressive policies, this isn't about left, right, democrat, republican, this is about humanity. >> ainsley: nancy the numbers are staggering in chicago after every single weekend. are they just desensitized to it. >> that is my fear that cops are overwhelmed and desensitized. you don't want to be the cop or the prosecutor for all of the criminals want to come to your court. they want you to handle their case because you are soft on crime and it starts at the top, with the governor, with the mayor, light foot all the way

down to the prosecutor, kim foxx and it filters down to the police. and we have no answers in gianno brother christian's case. >> ainsley: nancy, thank you so much. if you have any information call the police department. you can watch this available on fox nation. if you have any information about the death of gianno's brother the chicago police department we will put the number up on the screen. it should be there 312-747-8271. coming up. the white house has a new strategy to avoid a recession. redefining the word. >> >> not the technical definition. >> in terms of the technical definition it's not a recession. >> that's not the actual definition of a recession. >> technical definition of a recession. >> ainsley: they are changing the desks. stuart varney is here to define it for us. come on in. >> hello ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> we're not going to be in a recession, in my view. my hope is we go from this rapid growth to steady growth and so we will see some coming down, but i don't think we are going

to, god willing, i don't think we are going to see a recession. >> steve: god willing he says, president biden, dismissing any concerns about a possible recession as his own administration is challenged on trying to spin the definition of what a recession even is. they are getting technical, listen. >> two negative quarters, two contracting quarters means that the economy is in a recession. do you believe that? is that what you ascribe to? >> that is not the actual definition of a recession. it is a significant cracksary period over a few months where those who make that determination look at a lot of different factors. >> brian: here to react host of varney and company fox business stuart varney. you live this every day. were you shocked to see the offer yesterday to redefine -- sunday to redefine recession. >> no. neither shocked or surprised. >> brian: never heard it approached like. this i would expect this administration to do its utmost

to avoid the biden recession label which will come if we are in a recession. let's be clear right from the start we are in recession. right now we are in a recession. wait a second. in the first half of this year january through june this economy retracted that's two quarters maybe not back to back on the downside. who cares about a technical definition of a recession it consumer behavior right right n. >> ainsley: why aren't they honest? they spun the border. they are spinning the gas prices. >> this administration has aion. problem with reality. as you say, afghanistan was not a success. the border is not closed. and gas lien is still 1.20 more expensive now than it was one year ago. they cannot afford to say okay, we're in a recession. we're that recession. because they know perfectly well

they would be slammed politically and economically slammed by that label. the biden recession. desperate to avoid it. >> steve: that's why they are spinning that this week although last week their answer was, their mantra was those are old numbers. we are waiting for a new number. new number that will be a recession. senator rob portman of the great state of ohio. he is taking a look at how apparently china is targeting the federal reserve? >> yes. rob portman republican in ohio chinese are targeting employees. central bank, they control the money in this country. the chinese infiltrate and that's what they're trying to do. they would have have access to financial security. senator portman reports that chinese people have detained fed employees in china and had them questioned and threatened how it

works. >> give them information. that's heavy duty pressure on our financial security. rob portman reveals that they have got a direct threat to our financial security program to american universities. there is connection there pointed out and says our financial security sunday threat. >> brian: he would know. he was omb director under bush and he understands how this works. >> he has been investigating this two of the last four years. 10-year effort by the chinese. he has investigated for four years. this is what he has found. >> ainsley: also watch american built tonight at 8:00 p.m. it's on fox business prime. and watch stuart varney. varney and company at 9:00 a.m. eastern. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> brian: we will watch you today, stuart. >> we shall. >> ainsley: do you ever do that. >> brian: every day once a week. >> once a week about 10.50.

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minutes, that's what my daughter -- deployed. driving down the mountain and reaching the base, my husband lost consciousness. and my daughter tried to wake him with no success. we hit two cars. he never hit the brakes, he never woke up. not until a few minutes after the accident. >> brian: wow, must have been a harrowing situation. and what did you find out later really happened? he didn't fall asleep at the wheel. what happened? >> no. nothing that happened either leading up to that or at the accident itself indicates that he fell asleep. and the police report stated as such. they said they did not know why he lost consciousness. we later found out after he spent 26 days in solitary confinement, being interrogated that he most likely had acute

mountain illness and that was the clinical diagnosis. >> brian: okay. regardless, they don't accept that? is that why he got three years in prison? >> so, in order to explain that i think we would have to have a much longer conversation than we can this morning about how the japanese justice system works. but, in short, no. if he wanted any hope of getting a suspended sentence. he cannot argue that in court. now, that being said, we tried to bring it up gently in the first trial, and the judge decided that it simply wasn't likely. >> she has no medical experience to make that opinion. and in the appeal we did actually file the medical diagnosis. the prosecutor asked for it to be thrown out due to the fact that he did not feel it was relevant so the judge threw it out. >> brian: you need help.

you have ambassador rahm immanuel, you met with him. most of all you need the president to take action. this is a friendly government. this is are a rational government. this is a horrible incident. but you really couldn't have prevented. what was your meeting with rahm immanuel like and are you hopeful he will get to the president for you? >> so, it was a phone call. but, i think it was a good one. after my husband was convicted at the appeal, we couldn't leave. he decided to send an email to the embassy and he said i would respectfully like it request to speak to the ambassador. we had a good conversation a couple of days later. he does have a good relationship with president biden. and i am hopeful that that relationship will turn into my husband coming home. >> brian: wow. brittany, keep taking action. so bad you are going through this. no winners in this but no ways he should be behind bars while serving our country and

protecting theirs overseas. brittany, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. thank you, brian. >> brian: you got it we will stay on top of it. i appreciate you telling your story. carley over to you now for more news we need to know. >> carley: we will begin with this. the body before missing mom christina powell was found yesterday inside her car parked outside of a strip mall. powell was reported missing nearly three weeks ago. police say her body was left in the car for about a week. the 39-year-old was last seen in this doorbell camera footage rushing out the door. she told family she was running late for work. medical examiner will carry out an autopsy to determine her official cause of death. legendary actor paul tore trivino has died at 83 years old. best known for role goodfellas died at home peacefully according to his wife dee dee he joined us on "fox & friends" several times over the year and told us what it was like to be

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so i will give them to you. we have been around for 25 years now and we've always believed in staying together as a family and taking care of each other, right? so it was not all a joke. things are hot out there and grocery shelves and the gas station and all of this. so then, jackpot came to this big, large numbers so we wanted to do this. so todd said, let's do it." we try to do it on friday believe it or not, and we figured out it was too late. now i know it takes about eight hours and a lot of pushing buttons to get 50,000 tickets to make that better. but we will continue doing the stuff. anyhow, i was probably one of the ones waiting out there for nobody to win on friday so the crew members can win

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and it is a beautiful time of year to be seen in wisconsin. >> steve: brianna, we used to get a taste of raising cane once every two weeks on this program, remember? famously for years, a guy by the name of david in racing racing wisconsin -- >> ainsley: the crinkle, the doughnut? >> steve: he would send us these crinkles from the danish bakery in racing wisconsin and sent them for years. and i think he did it overnight because of ups. god bless him and we loved it and we ate it every time. he would send the cherry one, the cream cheese one and -- >> ainsley: ever remember having someone else on the fox square and i don't know if it was when i first started fox,

but he was making them out there. was at the same guy? >> steve: no, but by the way, let's take phone calls. his phone number, i don't have any idea. if you call aaa box right now it will rain. we had the producers at the time it was the old fashion petticoat junction. we would go to wisconsin the zoo and the wind point lighthouse. i would rather go to the danish bakery for a crinkle. thank you, david, as we love the nordic country. >> ainsley: all right, to date in two hours the index comes out, a monthly report that details consumer at a your attitude, your buying

intentions, your vacation plans and expectation for inflation for the stock prices and interest rate. >> steve: exactly right and talking about recession numbers come out thursday. the number today is just about how you feel as a consumer about spending money. we were telling you about how walmart given the fact that fuel and also fuel and food have gone so high, they are putting electronics and close on sale because those things are moving because if you've only got a certain amount of money, you only spend on that kind of stuff. and right after i said that a flash they will own walmart on certain things, 65% today. and i also got an email from a viewer by the name of -- when people feel bad about the economy, they don't gas up the car completely. she said she was in line at the gas station and she saw a guy put 1 gallon of gasoline. she realized what happened and

she felt bad and wondered if he had a family, if he had money for food. she was going to offer to philip's car, but he drove away. >> brian: a guy came up to me and had money but didn't have it with him. so his car, he filled up his car but had no money. he said, i have beer in the back. so he offered me a 12 pack of beer. >> steve: really? >> brian: that is a scam. >> ainsley: you took his beer? >> steve: how do you know he didn't have any money question marks me when i looked at his face. >> ainsley: this sounds like little house of the prairie come i don't have a dog so i will give you a cow. >> brian: how much was the gas? >> steve: $12. >> steve: i will give you the era but i left my wallet at home. don't worry about it. >> ainsley: it wasn't like... >> steve: it seems a little

scary but at least marie saw the guy. that guy came up and said, hey buddy come i don't have any money. i was a consumer and i was confident and i thought he left his wallet. but peter doocy asked president biden about a recession. another quarter of regressive growth or negative growth that means recession by all traditional barometers. not this president, not this time. >> mr. president, what are the gdp numbers on thursday? how worried should americans be that we could be in a recession? >> we are not going to be in a recession. the employment rate is still one of the lowest we've had in the history with 3.6% area. we still find ourselves investing. my hope is we go from this rapid growth to steady growth. so, we will see some coming down, but i don't think we will

god willing see a recession. thank you all so much. >> brian: everybody and 50 waitresses. >> steve: the growth slowing down but the question is we are growing negative? we are not growing. i just want to slow down the rapid growth. the question is will we be in a recession and people will be worried about it? i don't think so. it is because the administration spent -- remember last week, talking about the dismal numbers, well, you know, those early from a few weeks ago. blah, blah, blah that was a ridiculous excuse. that is not the technical definition of a recession. before martha maccallum did business news for a very long time before coming to fox news. now one of the best journalist in the world. she had one of the presidents economic advisors on and called

him on redefining what a recession is. watch. >> i cover the economy for many years. i was told by everybody that i spoke to that two, negative quarters, two contracted quarters means the economy is in a recession. do you believe that? is that what you ascribed to? >> that is not the actual definition of a recession. it is a significant contractionary period over a few months where those who make that determination look at a lot of different factors, particularly the jobs market. the evidence is strong, we are not in the recessionary period. and in fact the global economy, the u.s. economy is showing special resistance. >> steve: what they hang their hat on unemployment is low. when we look at the labor participation rate, it as low as well because people dropped out of forward-looking jobs. >> ainsley: it is suspense. they don't want to be associated

with recession as a administration. just like they thought the border is secure, just like they say oh, great gas prices are going down. we did that. no, still more than $1.50 more than when biden took office. it is plain and push the responsibility over to someone else. where do we rate? >> brian: it is an attack to deny and told me yesterday that inflation will be transitory with no fear afghanistan will collapse in two weeks and it's at six months. and i we have this. the consumer confidence numbers are down. but it doesn't mean that we aren't confident and it doesn't mean we are not in a recession. you remind me last week when the numbers came out, waiting for them to come out. tomorrow our old. numbers are old. but in terms of real 54% of older women living alone are

classed as poor under federal poverty standards. it turns out half americans can't afford essential expenses due to rising inflation and hard cost of living. >> ainsley: that is 2020 but imagine how it is now. >> brian: 45% of older men are facing the same dire situation according to their report of the university of massachusetts. >> steve: it is terrible them but imagine what it is now. so arnie set onto couch where brian's phone is right now. they can spin all they want but we are in one. >> i would expect the administration to do its utmost to avoid the biden recession label, which will come if we are in a recession. let's be clear from the start, we are in a recession and everybody out there knows it. you can see from consumers on behavior right now, afghanistan was not a success, the border was not closed, and gasoline is

still $1.20 more expensive now than it was when yuriko. they cannot afford to say, okay, we are in a recession. they know perfectly well they would be slammed. >> ainsley: our country is in a mass. we also have high crime throughout the country year in new york city. and other video was released to papal police officer at nyc. this is a guy who was jumping the turnstile which means he was stealing and trying to not pay for the subway. and the girl tried to go underneath it. the cops say no, no, no and get in a heated altercation and the guy starts hitting the place offer and slams him into a grade which you will see in a minute. throws him on the ground and puts the officer in a choke hold. >> steve: is the thing, this kid 16-year-old man has got a history with the cops. he was previously arrested for possession of a loaded gun and robbery and released on his own

recognizance as he was after this began with the cops. he threw the first punch, and the cop punched him back. it is all on video. it is just extraordinary. we have heard that if you do something illegal and you were caught with a gun, let alone this kid was caught with a loaded gun, you are going to go to jail. but now little did we know that was not the case when this kiss was arrested last time, he was arrested for the beat down and so was his girlfriend. they are both free as a bird. they were released immediately to their own recognizance. unbelievable. >> brian: the td president said they want to know where the transit system and why is it not improving quickly? criminals on the ground know they can get in a brawl, choke the cop and be back out in hours. cops are putting ourselves on the line to make the system safer. they won't back us up. someone jumped a turnstile on

the d line or the 1-2-3 of the cop says what do you want me to do? do i want to go wrestle for an hour and a half with a guy or even for 5 minutes when they need help and know he will be out? what was and did he learn. he learned this lesson: i can have a gun. i can rob somebody. i can beat up a cup or try to and i will get out the next day. what did you learn? to keep doing it. what did the cop say, is this worth it to me to be wrestling around with this guy? >> ainsley: second degree assault on a police officer and other charges. the male suspect seen with blood on his face and the officer suffered swelling on his head and shoulder and had to go to the hospital. >> steve: you know, it was a couple of weeks ago that video, the tragic video inside the bodega was made public. there was public outcry. of course the guy will act in self-defense and invariably stabbed the guy and he died, but he was being menaced at that

point. you have got to feel that if enough people see this video, they will be going, hey, why exactly those young people to 16-year-olds, why were they immediately released to their own recognizance and not to like a family member or somebody like that who will try to set them on a clear path away from crime? it is just nuts! the kids took the first swing at the cop. and he did what every other cop would do. >> brian: not much of it for money at home to ground him or make him go to detention. >> ainsley: eq has been caught with a loaded gun and he was charged in a robbery. >> steve: and in the past. >> ainsley: and is only 16. >> steve: 's 16 years old. >> brian: i'm sure he will be scared straight, fox whether fires burning near yosemite national park scorching 70,000 acres and correspondent live from mariposa county, what

can you tell us, max? >> hey, some good news actually from mariposa county. firefighters appear to be getting a foothold on the oak fire, up from 10% to 16% this morning. evacuation orders are now being lifted, but this has been a very destructive wildfire. in all, homes have been burned. 55 structures destroyed. nearly 3,000 personnel working to fight this fire, 83 dozers lying around the fire up your 24 helicopters are being used to fight the flames with cal fire dropping 300,000 gallons of water on the fire appeared so far california has not had as mh fire activity compared to this let him know mike time last year and currently the largest fire t of attention. >> this is the number one priority within california. so we get the full force of all the california resources and the regional resources. so, all the engines, all the

aircraft we need. it is nice. years passed, we have seen fires up and down the state. in that competition for resources is challenging. >> steve: while firefighters are making good progress on this fire, the weather could actually pose a challenge. thunderstorms expected in the area and a little rain expected that will also create gusty winds and dry lightning. that could spark more fires. guys, back to you. >> steve: have to watch that lighting. max, a live report from california. >> ainsley: handed over to carley with headlines for us, hey, carl e. >> wild story and video with it, shucking commit security video shows a homeowner successfully scathing what would have been point-blank shooting. the suspects on gm several times giving him an opening to run away. the police say it started when the suspect tried to rob the man in a garage. las vegas metropolitan police still searching for that

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♪ >> steve: another police officer under attack, officer crystal sepulveda with the texas the police department is recovering after bei shot in the face over the weekend. the officer was in hot pursuit of a suspect in a stolen vehicle when the gunman opened fire hitting her in the face, calf, and foot. here to give us an update on officer crystal sepulveda missouri city police chief michael berezin. cheap, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: let's start at the most important part, how is she this morning? >> well, she is in great spirits. first of all, thank you for letting me be her voice until she's ready. we had nonstop talking last

night. interesting, her jaw is wired shut. so the personal is persevering through all of this. >> steve: tell us what happened. >> she got information there was a stolen vehicle in their city and she went with other officers. she actually discover the stolen vehicle, way to for additional units to make the bell and a stop on the stolen vehicle because on a stolen vehicle, notice that the vehicle had been taken in aggravated robbery and an adjacent counting. she meant to stop the car and it initially stopped. then, it took off and the known robbery suspects in possession of the stolen car. it ended in a crash just outside of the city in the city of houston. then a foot chase ensued after that. the officers engaged in a foot pursuit after that with the

driver of the vehicle. >> steve: exactly. go ahead. >> no, i'm sorry, she chased to the backyard of a residence where she actually paused before she entered the backyard. there was an opening in the fence that the criminal ran through. she was giving directions to the other officers also involved in the pursuit to go around the other side of the house to try to cut the fleeing suspect off before we could apprehend him. so she follows briefly. it was a very quiet neighborhood. you can hear a person's voice. the reason i say that because the grandma knew she was close. instead of pushing through the yard, he decided to wait and ambush her through the entry point he had just entered. and i will tell you, she is a trooper. she powered through. as soon as she entered the backyard, he opened up on her.

it wasn't one or two shots. he wasn't trying to flee. he clearly ambushed her, waited for her to enter and unloaded. i watch the body camera and the shooting just doesn't seem to stop. so, i am so proud of her. she doesn't like me to say that i'm proud of her because she felt like she left her squad with the responsibility of having to care for her answer to for the criminal. but i tell you, she is a benevolent warrior. she didn't just lay there and wait for help. she got up and tried to complete the mission. she struggled to her feet slipping in her own blood because there was a tremendous amount of it. she is the epitome of perseverance and courage. >> steve: is sounds like it. i know that your officers scooped her up and put her in the back of a cruiser and took her to the hospital as quickly as possible where she is making a recovery. i know... >> absolutely. >> steve: i know there are fund-raiser activities and there will be a breakfast taco event on saturday. a lot of people can't make that but if people would like to help

her and her family with her recovery, go to our website fox & friends.com and you will find a way to help this officer who was hurt in the line of duty. chief, thank you for joining us today from the houston, texas, area. good luck to you and god bless her. >> my pleasure. >> steve: yes, thank you so much. it is dangerous every day. coming up on this tuesday, house of representatives staffer staged a climate protest and senator chuck schumer's office and sick six of them got busted. leo terrell react to that live coming up next find your rewards so you can reconnect, disconnect, hold on tight and let go! stay two nights and get a free night. book now at bestwestern.com.

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>> brian, this is a democratic photo and show these congressional staffers sitting, having fun, air-conditioned. this is a democratic commercial pure they are protesting quite month you want to see protesting? show a photograph of judge kavanaugh being terrorized at a steak house or his house or the attempted assassination. these are congressional staffers having fun. if they want to go after someone, go after joe manchin. look at them. they are having fun. it is embarrassing and it is insulting. they are trying to distract from the economic crisis in this country. save the planet? how about saving americans from the economic crisis. >> cori bush still wants to defund the police. that is great. the other thing is is this odd though? i don't remember another time this is happening a staffer on the democratic side protesting a leader in their office, nuts.

it is crazy last week when aoc and company decided to get phony, fake arrests with invisible handcuffs. what are they planning accomplishing with this? >> i will tell you exactly, they are trying to distract america from the economic debacle that the biden administration. last week you called it right. , aoc a phony arrest and the whole public knows. they are trying to distract us but they will get that economic numbers. we are in a recession and you know what the american public is not worried about the climate change. america public is worried about putting food on the table, putting gas in their car. that is what they are worried about. democrats are failing at trying to distract them. but is not going to work. >> brian: experts say to this knowledge it has never been done before. by the way, if you want to find joe manchin, he tested positive for covid-19. he will not be protesting even

on his vote but he might be in west virginia. senator murkowski, leo terrell, went berserk protest after another. thank you so much come appreciated. >> thank you for having me. >> brian: a quick note if briankilmeade.com, i'm going to try to bring back the american story a thousand people at a time and talk about america from the start on stage new work new jersey. i hope to see you all out there on the 27th, september 8th and brenda mississippi november 12th and tulsa, oklahoma, november 13th. so full of fox surprises as well briankilmeade.com and i will see you out there. in the meantime, with two weeks left in school when district is going back to universal masking, i know. two parents join us live to sound up on the school's plan and live from the kentucky bourbon trail, brady. >> hey, brian, the birthplace of bourbon and business here is booming. we are at the largest maker of

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mandate. we are at the point where we just need normal in the school system for these kids. >> ainsley: steve, how about you? you pulled your daughter out of school and the six grade. you pulled her out and put her in a private school last year. how is she doing? >> thankfully, she is doing a lot better. you know, i saw a decline with her and myself, the never ending mandates in the uncertainty that we would ever get back to normal again going back to school in person. and you know, for the sake of her and her well-being, i found i didn't have a choice. she has excelled much quicker than i thought she ever would. she has bounced back remarkably fast. and she is doing phenomenal. she was named most improve student in her class so it paid off. >> ainsley: it has to be frustrating because you are paying taxes for your public school and now you have to pay for a private school because of these rules. >> right.

well, sadly, our kids went 345 days without seeing the inside of a classroom. and 416 days, they saw the inside of a classroom once. it was not until march, it was march 8th or 18th of this year when they finally let go with a mask mandate only to a few minutes later immediately put it back on. so, it is frustrating to a lot of parents to know that some of the kids have hardly seen the faces of their classmates or their teachers. >> ainsley: jennifer, we expect this in the progressive or liberal cities, but kentucky? who is making these decisions? >> well, currently, the decisions have been pushed back in terms of covid mandates to our seven-member board or school board. so, they have complete authority

to put these mandates on 94,000 kids. >> ainsley: steve, you are running for school board, right? >> yeah, one of the biggest reasons i decided to run is the impact these decisions had on our family. but i have watched over the last several years the priorities of the school board be on things that they shouldn't be on. you know, we have problems we are facing like children who have never seen their classmates face to face. were their entire face, rather. we have skyrocketing violence in our schools. through with one month to go last year, we all must 15,000 fights and a record 23 gun incidents in school. we have got a low 45% math or reading proficiency rate, 36% math proficiency rate. these are the things we need to be tackling, not pointless mask mandates. >> ainsley: have you got a

statement from the school district? they say jay cps math policy approved by the board in march and 2022 but the board continue the same mask policy when they update the health guidelines tuesday july 19th and we will follow cdc guidance and policies. hopefully, over the next two weeks, the numbers will decrease and you won't be in a red zone. thank you for being on with us and we wish you all the best. >> thanks, ainsley. >> ainsley: currently for headlines. >> good morning, ridge alkonis is in a japanese prison after being convicted of negligent driving. the conviction comes after a crash that resulted in the death to a japanese citizen more than a year ago. now his wife is calling on president biden for help saying the accident was caused by a medical emergency. >> i feel like we kind of hit the ceiling here.

other than emmanuelle who we had a conversation with and i'm hopeful he can help. but we need the white house as well. >> ainsley: lieutenant balcones passed out at the wheel before the crash, but he is stil facing three years behind bars. april involving several teenagers outside of a parking garage in universal studios in orlando. some visitors mistakingly thought there was an active shooter in the garage causing panic. they are assured gas there were no shots fired. no injuries were reported from this chaotic scene. reportedly the new permanent jeopardy host according to a report from deadline. a big bang theory star former jeopardy champion has been feeling filling in, and hosting the beloved alex trebek who led the show for 37 seasons before his death last year.

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and i will show you what is happening. it is hot in texas, really hot record-breaking hot across the country. we have the potential for flooding. this is a big story and we will cover this throughout the day. 6-9 inches of rain st. louis in a matter of an hour. the emergency going on right now and we have the potential for more rain in the forecast thanks to a frontal boundary that is just hanging over this region. the heaviest rain will come across portions of kentucky, we think, and illinois, indiana, ohio. we are also focused in on the fire in california. this is a big deal, 60% contained. the fire danger continues today. we won't have the gusting winds but look at the smoke in the area spreading up to northeast where we also have some pretty warm temperatures over the next couple of days. those are your latest weather headlines. you want to say hi to foxnews.com/outnumbered ainsley? >> you all enjoy new york.

where are they from? >> they are from houston, texas. >> ainsley: so hot up here but maybe not as hot as there. >> thank you. coming up as inflation reaches the four decade high a trip to wine country might be out. the kentucky bourbon trail is actually seeing a big boost. we will take you there live next but bill hemmer at the top of the hour, hello, my friend. >> nice to see you ainsley and good morning, the real economy and how do you feel about it? david eiseman has some answers on that coming up. gavin newsom has a stern message for the state of texas. karl rove reacts to that. dan hoffman on china's threat to taiwan. guess how many illegals cross the border and were not caught up? this number is astounding! we talked to a border mayor and he will respond on that. see you at the top of the hour 12 minutes away.

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♪ ♪ >> brian: all right, now to the show inflation at a 40 year high, looking for a vacation on a budget. >> ainsley: some people are skipping that trip to napa valley but instead heading to the kentucky bourbon trail. >> steve: who would wind up with this assignment? grady trimble from fox business network is live in the bluegrass state. grady, are you in the room where they do the bourbon tasting? >> this is one of the tasting rooms of many here on jim beam's campus. they spent $60 million renovating the entire campus to make it even more appealing for visitors. they were expecting record numbers this year, not only to

this facility, but to the bourbon trail in general. we are lucky enough to be with a great-grandson and great-great-grandson of james beam fred noe and freddie know. let me start with you because before we came on, we were talking about in the 70s, interesting bourbon was basically an all-time low. what is it like to see this explosion in tourism, hundreds of thousands of people to visit every year? >> it has been great for the bourbon trail and the bourbon industry. we have folks coming all over the world to see how we make the bourbon and see where it comes from. that is what kentucky is all about us will sue. >> how do you explain to surgery and people wanting to come here? >> they want to drink that great bourbon in kentucky. >> can you blame them? freddie, this comparison of the napa valley in the center of america. it is a different kind of beverage that people enjoy here, but what do you make of that comparison?

>> you know, there was a lot of comparisons to be made there. a lot of wineries in the napa valley area. there is 50 represented by the kentucky distiller association with many more coming every day now. there is just a lot of synergy around bourbon here in kentucky. historically, it has been horse racing, but with the kind of surge and popularity of bourbon as dad said. people want to see what's going on and wear their favorite whiskey is made in the future. >> there is a lot of history, too, jim beam has basically been here the end of prohibition, 1935. you are an eighth generation distiller? >> that is correct and we been on the site since 1935. jim beam about this at the beginning of prohibition and ever since then everyone in our family has been in charge of production of the whiskey here on this site at claremont. >> steve, ainsley, brian, i will

do sampling for you later on. >> ainsley: i am curious, great grandfather, why did he start this company? >> what was jim being like? >> that was 18 years before i was born. >> there has got to be four lower, right? -- four lower, right? >> we have a picture with him in a suit and tie and i would wear blue jeans and a t-shirt. >> i guess he would be upset with all of us in our pollos. [laughter] >> steve: all right come a businessman. interesting stuff, thank you very much, grady, live in kentucky. during the pandemic, a lot of people started sipping spirits and bourbon in particular really took off. >> brian: right, you would sit up and stare out the window and say when can i go outside? >> ainsley: with your mask on. >> brian: when can i work at a beach? >> ainsley: that would be a phone call is to go to.

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